Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 15, 1877, Page 3

—p- a : ? ‘ THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. JULY 1s, 1877—SIXTEEN PAGES. 3 N SURA ° execute a 2 ; z I NCE Create POUR for which morteage Nr PARIS. tateeronhie efine es aa [conduce to their character as heary business | handle, from the up-and-down motion be tried | th j 7 Ree or aoe t.000 im. cash from the ? PPS. OF ALL THE OTHER SPEECHES streets. Much of Dearborn street is now open, | to give it—and, under the directions of that bas Jared icton of ae eee ar Oris it lattheies received S000 de ill for the «| eae a0 et GT One: the ony oue which | thirds gf ihehesry. trelant Bry wees retried ‘Morestid, he ‘kept her amay Mesut thatthe coer dacs not aequte Jacntioa an Alarm for the Future in New | Miluce itis, morenge, ras warmed ato the | py coiution of the Chambers--+ oa De epecilly noticed fs oat rate Jules | With the Hock Jetand Ralroad track off rss eee en earn i eee ter a OF ime a ae a enree tern en comrate issolution o e ambers= i ; | Glan atreet, it is the shortest and best avenue | time, he fell into a doze (I think), Aad “kept | ment? Or, la 18 mesnt that be cannot claim s ilis- Charter Oak a8 representing : $800,000,—viz. : York City. $300,000 cash and a credit to Mr. Fur haps, the ex-President of the Council was 4 4 fc E ty $500,000, and this was the Ncsacerts sakes The Debate in the Eat felicttons in the choice of his expressions, for suck Disinese aeons the heavy business, | her away” too much. and came near upsetting charge until #0 mang terms after Lota his commit- 3 ‘pub in” » half-anillion dollars to swell the Senate. . | Tey felsaged to infict severe punishment |” But there are 10,000 light carriazes and bug ws. Hie would not admit bis Laek either of viet court? Teauisition. of, darnsicson. by ie Charter Oak treasury. In the course of time and managericecsors to office.” He did | pies picking their perilous way along down ug, | Janes oF skill, But said tbat, he was obliced to | | 2; What is meant oy APY Ami committed Specimen Comparative Rates for the another trade was made by which the Charter O8 seit as anything very Dew, however. Every | Back again each day. The blisindss men with | * just what he did in order to avoid being | and not admitted to bail? Admitted when. and Unsophisticated Reader. Oak bought the property and returned Mr. : one knew that the real cause ‘Of the fall of | valuable time, the shoppers and ee ru a into” by a sturgeon! His thoughts | for how lana? Hf a person commit a crime ° 3 slatthewe che: mores thereby canceling the | Extracts from Victor Hugo's Stirring | Jules Simon’s Ministry "OS tse OF the falta | Celaabe times ‘into. the. atrect-ear tracks eck, | seemed to be n-great deal on sturgeons. At | in January, and is oailed outin Februsry. ana then personal due-bill of Mr. Furber, so that_in no ne Jules Simeroglie’s speech Was a mere repe- | out again, to pass or meet heavy teams or dl] anothiee 188 NAO eek shoal, and when | surrendered by his bail, ean he be held for Tat possible manner can it be shown that Furber Speech-—-M.. Grevy’s Dec- ° tition of old, dishonest, vamped-up argu- srrenching hubs and wheels to pieces. Coming ie contre begun to'serape the. gravel he to allcterntty neta ianser Suen: ed liege x 3 : ents fa this city will u- ments; mock warnings ‘against the Spec- | toadead stand at Madison, Van Buren, Eicht- “There, don’t you {cel that sturgeon under dertake to tell me what his righls are ae this How to Pay Dividends Without Eame | equivalent to the Company. This is the gist of als to the Conservatives to | from the street car-tracks and get around the Sanders may or may not know a ‘good deal tt having of offen: ra Wi E contributed $500,000 in bona fide cash or its laration. tre of Commuuisin, protestations eenth and Twenty-second strects, to turnoff | the boats keel ‘3. Butnow. what is meant by ‘*the second te q) pany. Bis sincerity, and appe: ir gi y y of the Court having jurisdiction of the, ig juris ing Them. the discoveries made by the Insurance Com- 2 mittee appointed by the Connecticut Legisla- rally round the ‘Marshal and “save France ™ | switches and across the ‘dangerou: Ht it ture, au no amount of special pleading can A Young Officer Deserts His Colors for | from France! The vote Has faker, date on F iy tracks, these have to put up Sith the eee Sener he gars he do ee ta agent Dose if mean the nec ere ee ete tec Pe dian Haat ane ripe Ute out. There only remains to be stated Mistress, and Is A nitted day, and the dissolution ae le ¥ 149 to 130. j can get. The strect car-track is almost de- | man in charge who does not know th ‘aire é ie San atopic Jp One sense nce tae ory ex Oak | this fact that the New York real estate pos- a Mistress, and Is Acquil ‘The minority was composed 0 the whole of the | structive to them, the solid pavement is not the | cnce between a fish and a sand-bank, and I am | Court w constirated, ord sey i nean the second : eae sua e : 1 t . fe places to go blocks the We enjoyed our visit to the island ceed- | Court bas jurisdiction over a crime 38 soon a4 the never again, inall human probability, rise to {0 were Monarchists of different shades, | ways continually. in i apy better s ene ts conan tte ae ie | Diwreditable Performance of the New York ieir former level. Rents ore decreasing like- : —Bonapartiste, Oricunists, and Dent ‘A pavement best fitted for comfort, safety, a ae than 6 Pernt haat iadieaael Beene rie commited va be Te ee ete tant ine prone ‘Specint Correspondence of The Triune. —Bonanartists god to the to-lermed Constitu- | conventence, and speed for this vast class of at- | | Garlic Island is not a ajaulous piace, being | Soult’ contr been: committed? though tne E Lo a | outs costs far less than that which the other | inhabited by only one family. peegiirae 3) Bop cae iiergecres Ane rereae rt eriyie earning 6 per cent upon its assumed | PARIS, France, June 25.—Coming immediately | tivnlist Ao eee sud Boopatt S man, with the exception Oo! AL. ‘ourichon. | kinds of traflic compel us to put down, but if houses, however, one having been built secently any of these interpretations is infinitely Insurance Department. 1] te SUihation, after decucting taxes, expense of | after the turbulent meetings of the Chamber, it | man, with the eremuuing the Duke v'A Twelve Senators, in g the Duke u- | the heavy teams go upon such a road: they will | fora club-house by a party of gentlemen resid- | more just and rational than that which has vb- —— collection. repairs, and insurance, this income NEW YORK GOSSIP. La aapetnen eee herr eer reget drone gone expected that the’ debate 10 | a,iftre.-Pasquier, Raoul Duval, and M. Wallon but sli le shkos i d gnectal Correspondence af The Tribune. wil grow less and ed ‘each esis ae trae the Senate would prove 3 tame affair. Ex- | (the “Father of ‘the Republic), did ‘not take get but slight benett om i, ot ates eae De oe Rivas ‘ihe second term means ihe ses wid term ater Naw York, July 11.—From bad to worse is a speck of real comfort in tho New York real | Pectation was, nevertheless, agreeably dieap- | part in tne yote. Four Bega Heans were ab- | the natural route for this kind of travel, and it | meriyadeli ott On so this place was for- | the term at which the induetment sae foun For bart in (AL Littre and Laufrey,Gen. Cbanzy,aud | sceks it and does not want that, whlch Wabash, | whes they felt ther eity homes for remuaye te how could the Grea a oe tw Ingletinent ¥ J y or a crime over -which the Court, of which it isa Quiet but correct description of the fire insur- estate operation ior the Charter Ouk. pointed: The debate was a most interest | 0) at Stuati incdtwas pashan oe THE AMERICAN POPULAR LIFE. ing one; -alati kine, betitea | Admiral “Jaures,—the first two ill, ond the | and State, and Clark have sought and been di estrai ‘ aace situation in this city as compared with six There are no really ory developments of | th on aims re ates es ee 5 at oa a Jason service abroad. Apropos ‘of Admiral | voted to, both by their business and inane ape o the re teal ‘of broadcloth coats and | part, bad no jurisdiction? And sappoae the Grand months ago. Never in the history of tne busi- | fraud in this Company’s aiairs, put a strengtlt- as racter. of a House wher last oD fre Government, to get him out of the | Js there any injustice in the people south SE aE ee Cont at rie but the glory of the } Jury shouid overtook the prisoner's ee, and necse vege bes there been such universal demoraliza- | ening of the testimony” that the old a strength | heads are in a majority, but eloquent, aud not | way, and thus neutralize his vote, ordered him | Twelfth strect asking a place, to He ROULD, OF | piace, An Oe Re oe mashionaater Tt. tas | indict bim, could he- ander the law. Ue Sept Mon Tem ench insane recklessness aud disrecard of | Of fraud were tray vay Was the ol Uiscovelsey, | wamarked by occasional scenes which, in quieter Wat a day's notice, on an expedition to Sau | town where tuey can drive, with com{ort Bd Ueeeeees sont debosmen aghionable summer. | toelleternity? Unies in veer a ncay, were K: si sard Of | shown is all of the same piece, i th bi: iting iy, | Juan. ‘This feat cost the country a ood round | with safety? re ‘ elas: i eBOr ishermen who wish to dispense with petit larceny 1u Boone Conniy, wheru all the la.dmarks of safety as is now bel same piece, and there is no mes, would have been thought exciting enough, safety ye not this class of people ao | classical music and dress-dinners will de w there are only tivo terms in the year, and who bap- § y ing wit- | Tonger uny doubt that some precious oricinal | though now they pas cenoug | Sum, —I forget, how many hundred thetsa | auch re ee considered as the class who | go hi dresedinnerg will de well t0 | pened to be committed Immediately. af tt nessed in the practice of underwriting in this | rascalit ifes! though now they pass by almost unnotices. frants,—but that does not concern M. de e a tlt go hereafter to Garlic Island. There they can edistely, afte. the ad- Z ity hag manifested in the management. | the question of the dissolution being moote but HUES RSE CONTE and haul beary freigut? And if a road i fitted for | have all the factlities that they need. | There is Journmentof court, might he kept iat aa dies . | Bruits: His one 5 t ase'eance,” and | themneis it unjust to exclude the heavy team | a fine well of water on the. island, an ice-house waiting (ria) Hetorn ne worlds cates 2 Se 4 section. If this were confined to the inexperi- The issue of paper stock for cash due ills for Ft an attempt was made to take a yote by sur- | he will save her though she die in the process— | witt two tons of coal or. freight from wearing | well supplied, boats, bait, and all other con- ‘What is meant by ‘tunless the delay snall re and, youthful aspirants for fame, there | ‘Ee sake of good showing before tie ie, Peale the affair off-hand, without | orat least he'll try! the road more fi b: Se te eonie Roney bat ie Sl ‘ ¢ Department cceins to. have carrigd on | rise, and epttle the a ‘air off-hand, witho a ! e road more in one passage than passaxe of | veniences. And the fi ¥ “Y fore cautions Presidents and Se aies roto” | unblusbingly for years, and, the sabeegueut | discussiSn. ‘This attempt was defeated, and on ‘And yelp perliaps, oer ails My de Brose Arvl | aw Lamired carrer dtijsemployers would dot | there, someiies ve ish, will doubuess bie | eee cone appli fo one nour in wich fo bu t f reo constantly Kept in park-like | curred to Horace ‘ agri e therefore be kept in jail awaiting trial forever? session began. It lasted two days, and ended aon urren roots or mumisnives,— | oder would bea pride of thecitr, and would | drowned. | Our ace, Uy which he, was, nearly | Suppose he even asks for 8 continuance fora whole ‘rm, are his ris! under the Jaw clean gone, or prisht examples of couserrativism have gone | garded as a stroke of Snantial Remit, The | as was foresee 4 that “The Bouapartists, who ‘are, as | d daft, and are eampeting for risks with a vigor similar exchange of doubtful securities for 8 was foresecn, and that soon. e P A ‘are, a8 | do injustice to no one, it is therefore to be | from the sh od e it jus' : quiteastonisbing. The old vet th a vigor | ona fide mortsazes, temporarily oaned (0 the | | ts ee RCOLUTION BEING AGREED TO _ | sual, reaping the eon APT by gue Mouarcl- | sought, aud not to be surrendered without at- A erty ind of tie Nowsprit ust) dues that coutinuanes simply, Iensioes ig aie “4 ise eterans who used to | Company by one of its. Directors, was enother | by 14910 190. MM. Vict Tuo, Jules Simon, | ist5. are not Hkely to care much for their Or- | tempt ‘for mere theoretical questions. 1 am ey 5 ght he could | the period for which he ‘may be detained? The sod pares of wisdom instracting thelr agenta | fuvurite mectuod of swelling Fs, was another | by M010 190.343. Vie aritugo, Jules Simon, | tS are wot HRC £0 he aissolution is voted. | the last person who would al questions. se Wnt fora ang-plack,- by means of which | doctrine ts rigidiy enforced in ocr Criminal Court how to get higher rates are now among the | funds for tne annual statement, Habever: | pranel de Broglie, and other prominent mem- | J would be edifying, but not ‘astounding, | lawful at. For ning years the best of my time ere on the 6 He ome a he started to | that, if a prioner ces Set er be wepein. Jail mighty army of undercutters, and reaily the | Some of the Directors bore rement., -Howerer | pers of the Left and Kightspolie fo- aud nevinst | £9 toe Nf. de Broglte botst with his own petard | has been given to uring obedience to may time | valk: ashore on the stats: f fe did wall part ot Aor te parpove, ha maay Faeresfter be Eept is Je Tee eee aes Ema youre feted ROE a ne ratee er sn tntne Ie. | the resolution; but speeches, however eloguent | S10 morning, and obliged to make room for | forcement, of the lanes yoedience to and en; | the distances, ne ago make great exertions, | 9, west meant by ‘* If such court, at the sec- i Gilimate means to assist the Company, inun | and weighty, have little influence over the de- | UU of the Imperialists. He made a grand mis- | counsel tho shortest aad only way totry the | and by reason of the water being + | ond term. shall be satisfied that due exertions have aeea ion prorose would cripole three-quar- | Emergency, and two oF three of them will lose | cisions of Parliaments nowadays. | The vol une of the ina things from his point of view— | power, of the city to give tq avenue to the | over Fee eo eee eee an be Court aurine the tersof the companies, and three years with an | over $20,000 each by ite failure: The failures of anton at Parliaments nowadays. The votes | When he “dedined the Ministry of the In- | Park Commissioners, anit the Le eae eee Sins senders: 1d epth. He says he | Attorney does not establish to the Court anring the nreraceof fires equal to the last three woufd | the Seeunty, Continental und New Jersey Mu- | Were, Pretty accurately counted before | tne r, and counseled Marshal MacMahon | to accent and improve it, viz.: Let the city give Pee Oe ee greased On pur- | existence of the second term his risht to continue “bankrupt. the ott ; wo eeeraxonuully disgraceful, but the Ainer- | Seuate mety aud. the Republicans knew they | to intrust that all-dmportant, post to M. | ipand let the Commissioners accept it. Then Se eoiie tl Beye i ance to the third term. be cannot claim it at allt Tee nanceel Rabe There fs no prog: | ican Popular case.cutshines cful, but titve ver. | had no vitory to expect. In reality, all the de Fourtou, whose unscrupulous, vigorous | if any one wants to test tie power they will here just nove CE eT et ea Ae all aye oi ene he's heen availed O° at ct an in vel 8 is " 7 A Seale Bent e i haract 2 ady Ove “fi . 2 "7 y eel eri “ y f jal who has i pec provement short of a disastrous | ‘lant cimplicity with which the victims Hecame | orators were addressing the couniry, Tot the | character, has already overshadowed! the influ: | bring proper salt and, the Supreme x they will | here justiiow Oy Felli urdtiiey demand for | The last ventence of the ‘ection eaye that be Ia. ence ot M. de Broglie, ade him (De | settle the question, which, unless so raised and | temperance drinks—not by uur party, bat by be held to a third term if the witnesses for the peo- tonflacration. Had st. John been New York, | enamored with the i ; plans and personal intesrity | Senate. ‘The debate was an appeal froin ; and the loss of $10,000,000 been $50,009,000, of Dr. Lambert, the projector and main sy 7 ” Fourtou) the Man of the Reaction. settled, must always be a mooted bugbear only. Fi sering which is Je ure absent :thongh by thi f probably the companies would have vome to |_port of the Cet pang.” Luckily, its victims 'WP- | Versailles to the opinion: of France. The clo- | “This utternoon, M. Grevy, resident of the | _ I iitlewe that from te See aise Foe ee ear heres ceunurmoing, which is 1m | Deopte, and if hemes eal OF thee tctimony Fee eee (ose wile ard 0 | Port of the Company age of either of the other | quence of a Sheridan Hom of Frans uly altered | Chamber, read the deeree of @issolution to the | would approve the acts but f'they did not, Tile | fhe hotel we wanted a lemon re first arrived at | be sbuwn, Hut what fs to become Of Tom ttt Seer or enough BEL: sa apaltibae This | Companies. caeamajority.. Of all the-wspecches delivered, | Deputies. It thus: tle harm would be done. the hotel we wanted eri eee just out ot | fea? On elven ae bey 10 sca it In cuos a horrible pought, hat it fs only the open ex- k NEWAIORS ANTAGONISM. vee mabis that which made the deepest impres |, ANnICLR wt mee Chamber of Deputies is dis- | _ Precedent enough fur such course fs found. | Iemous; that a hiped wewere nut inaburry for | womary Gon this point there lO ta es ae lous pression of the sentiment onc sears almost dailv Recently a subject has been much discussed | sion, which was the most ‘attentively listened to, solved. | Few lawyers doubt that the South Park acts, | it as he intended to get some ina few days. } 24 the people choose. I have seen a man lately Inthe citrotiices, Asit is, the only prospect | im insurance arcles whieh three years azo 2 6 y , | 8288 on accordance with the terms of the | the West Park acts, and the Lincoln Park acts, | However, ne. ert in “a hurry; who bas been ander bond ine is i y prospect | i neumive becn taboved. It is the antago- and, from a literary point of view, is best worth | Constitution, the electors will be convoked. within | are wholly ‘unconstitutional and void, but they | wait patiently Pia Dn Ee and pear for uiatin that Court, and fo ‘been fendy for by yrere attempted and the mooted question was | after bre: fist went to the. vill Dew | Wial all that time, tne antaze- | rocatling, was Victor Hugo's, The veteran three mouthh. Terme reading this message, which lias thus | settled in their favor. Special assevsments were | parddom, {believe tt isa city-of Neenah. We | yet Doce tia fs meant by “Shall be set at i partieularaction i wncaee ccuen preter ¥ iu faint gurance companies doing Ditiness a this State. | Poet-Laureate of the World makes no seerct of | Belore rear eit the 1810 Chamber, after a Hed in th 3 i ores i “J ro ing for | This is the result of a free competition among | the preparation devoted to. his ‘coratorical i yi a » needed, and were tried fur some time, before | cornered the marketon lemons. We found that aa ae ciiaiion must come, and when it | the companies, aud itis only fair to say set ae ite always writes out what he beiet an Seoutled IMC OF Somme ester? Taunths; | Jide Arrington, in the Larued ease, pounded | there were only fifteen in, the places au abated, or that the Fish of aetien Ne May ot dues, stand from under, ob, ye great insured! | tht Enalish Giiees have been among the fore- He a 6 | Me Grete eae digi out ofexistence in the form in wich tey | we bought them all, Our stock is now wadueed, | Conbenied ana tried on arom teers SPECIMEN! RATES. most in cutting rates. Their apparent rule has hus to say, studies it at home, on Before muking public the communication T have | were tried. ‘Then they made another expert. | —the landlord borrowed some of thein, and we | ‘There is no gettled rule about this in our criminal Aoi “Some ANUP Tested read think been to take tirst-cluss risks at any price, and | when he is in the tribune, reads his speech, just | fm red feu ae Ranta T iets ice the el ment; streets were opened and finproved, and | used some ounselves,—and so the first man who Court; but in at Ieant one case, the Juuge of that Now, sophisticated reader may think | let the poorer quality go into the local offices. | as an copatian divine would a sermon. dn eae Sea edness tees. eaowintes: it levies of $2,000,000 to $6,000,000 a | veut trrives here with a box of lemons has a fortune | Covré released @ man uniter thie law, then rear- the foregaiug is only a bit of sensational ruby They have reduced the rates on dwell smother age, the studied art of such oratory | ‘The country, to wnom Tt Fae ee tara, -wiil | te (or ee ee when the pawer of the Board | in it. rented. him on the, spot pve tO the Pente Dish, but just look at these comparative rates. nd even taken tkese ris! Tateht have 9 ne eemjudicial to its intended ef- CoUntEY, TON too short career, it hus not for OL Public Works as judicial offers was chal-) By the way, this hotel scems afllicted with | 7 sailicime ny ani sentences him to the Penl- We will make three eylumns for New York City 30 cents. ‘This practice has 2 iesingie day ceased to deserve well of France and Tenped in thodtiet Sate fell but the | system | getting “out” of supplies, uot onls of lemons, ttt ee Te ae peuple cE ae ee of special assessments fell; but the fimprove- | but almost everything clee. This morning there ) biewaings of iiberty, this act should have‘led te . injured) the — busit of the city) com- fect; but the electors, whom chielly it is meant | ofthe Republi ae risks, one ante-dati Shicage ci ie i “F ny iy ea gene epee: 2) te-dating Chicago, and another | panies quite seriously, and they are | to influence, fet irene benefit of the stady, | The House broke up amid loud cries of Five la ments were sseasiiemade and preserved to the | seemed to be nothing left but toothpicks, and | an impeachment OF im Sitit war. Kor if thers public. Hobody wants to make an cutire meal off tooth- | may be one, renrrest,, there, oy. fe duzen; chort of a sweeping fire {8 impaired eapitals by | Nn“ yeuween American and E s E eS after Boston, and another for the present year. fighting the English oflives with a i it eT is 2 “ fs i ish ol and haye none of the Hstener’s reasons for crit- | Aepublique! Vivela Paix! from the Left: to . These are specimens of what is being done here | never before kn Some time ag arte, T nave no violent admiration for eqnuttue sant replied with Vie la Prance! But do not apprehend thot this is such an | picks. and co there is absolutely no limitation to ptosvea- serted that anumber of American olficialshad | yivor quo the Politicia Yhis politi. | The Parliament ia dead. experiment... No one has_ cited an authority or Horave says they need more lights about the tions for crime, and a man had better live In Mextco ictor Hugo the Politician, His polit” Hoe MAS BEEN TALKING. experiment neiple of lay. adverse to this step | place, tuo. fle sayy it is positively dangerone than in Chtcazo. With rexard to the letters from Inmates of the to-day? : ; that t also adversetothe park doings which | to life and lin ra man to stir-out of the at is not algo adverse tothe park doings which } to a fe 1 ail which you published last Sunday, and which ntof Sew York urging that special ex- cal past. =o might) = be | purer | amd | Or case which came on lately 1 4 ie a 7 ely before a court- . 2 : lore ‘consistent. As to Victor Hugo iy, pete been approved by the Supreme Court, or | house after nightfall. | Last ovenins feeting ro- | J8H whee on Por my representations. 1 hope and, Wholerale dry goods... Buote and shoes. amiuations be madi England of the assets ; ' martial at Chalons-sur-Marne. “Some time agi Jlige= and lenther. and. Liabilities of British companies. In the the Writer and Poet, there is, T imagine, little | MANN iant young Sub-Licutenant, MM. 2.980 | adverse to the lawful practice Mt devoting the | mantic, he started out for a stroll about the : “hi saine spirit the New Yo es daa 4 1, made the acquaintance of a fas- : strivsent law prohibiting companies from aude us a fas- | ond the current of authority favors just such | of the fact that the house is situated not morc | are in such misery that for the slightest amelie the discourse will be as interesting to you, even | Ginatine widow, not much older than himself Ata distance of over $3,000 miles, as it is to us | TieWas new to the tender passion, they say. and | exertion of power. see ncncatest if not the only'| than a hundred yards from the lake —and he | ton ‘of their coudit’oh they will write anything Jemand stecl.. Hea a eaeres vertising or representing their fnancial condi | ata distance | ovee i een powe ae ets ) tion in any ottier light: than that of actual as: in whose cars its vigorous echoes ares sound: | fon grew so madly enamored of his inamorata, way to attain this end is to cut the red tape at | had not proceeded over twenty steps before he | and t do not blame them, | Tam free to confess ain tots available for fire losses. This was desizned | 145+ soon rem mutation was the reverse of spotless do it. Ete ree eo Gr.” | walked off the lawn-terrace and fell a most wn- } {hat if Lwere in theircondition I would write les Lumber yards to prevent the English olives from including SPEECH OF VICTOR TUGO. That he forgot luis duty, his family-ties, and —_—$———--- dignified fall to the gravel walk, nve fect be- from morning until n{zbt if-it would keep ine out Furniture factories EY foie statements any portion of their ax- | 4G" towers, Acontlict has broken ont between | POM itacip.” One day he absconded fi on hi FISHING IN WI ‘SIN dixie fag “now that he will not be so ven- | Of tte Cumkion, Of. time a bath. To illustrate sh .50 in their statemenserves’ for ite insur- | 2, rgd ‘he Geuste must give tuo easting | honor itsells | ne doy or Gene ed from his NG IN WISCONSIN. low, He says por he is such a giddy ereature | ier or th Me. C.." who cave such a rose-colored hese are not imaginary rates but veritable | ce, Until now there bas been the utmost yote, To-day the Senate je judee, But, if regiment, and took train for Gencya. Here his that I fear 1 ms ail formet it all and be just view of the jail last week, was the very first man quotations froma the policies of the leading com- | friendliness between the Enclish and American Belov the Government Yer, is the Nensto, above | mistress met, him, and for somo months Wie | An Amusing Account At wow a Party of | HME sCH ME, Titer hig knee gets well. as | who “told me of | the stench Jn, be ot, i Juding. the best English, Hartford, ee “tition i i the Senate there fs the Nation couple gave themselves up to the ardor of 2 | ~ Chicago Gentlemen Amused Themselv <i 3 Ri A | aud of his pntting ha pillow over panies, inc ig the nglish, ‘ord, | ollices, but the present competition is actively Sever was there a graver altuation. The Senate | fame which seems to baye nearly resombled ee hades selves ‘T wonder what mosquitues are good for, any- | his water-closet | to avoid Woestion. At New York millionaire companies. The | destroying the bond of uniou between them. mar pecify Enince, orit may trouble ft. In pacl- | that deseribed with | such, veeeteious | at Bexeral Summer ‘Hesorts in the Switz- | way? The first night we were here I fur) Bot jo ‘about the time that he wrote hia letter to THE FRENCH CORPORATION. fying France you reassure Europe. In troubting | frankness by Alexandre Dumas fils erland of America. nished an uncovked repast for more Tue TRecxe he wet led out of his cell, rigged : nished 9m ousand. of them. “1 would | oat ins boiled shir And given s cigar, and dow Cotton Exchange building was formerly insured pao :, is Many weeks ago the writer, in giving the enr- Eranee you disturb the world. ‘The Senate is to be | j, “La Dame a C ” To the Editor of The Tribune. at 60 cents per annum. Now it fs insured for | sent esents of the day, referred to the exclusion | Rut to theproof.. ‘To-day the Senate will save toc | Mooneile the family of ry seen amellat Neenan, Wis., July—I am full of indigna- not hare allowed the circumstance to annoy me three years for 65 cents. An English company | of the French ‘Corporation from tbis State. | Soni [Noise.] | ‘The opporney ep unique. | 3 in Th e sip Eat > if Sanders and Horace had not slept on and h: k Sonth at bullding whet on bi Jusion was rescinded, Yon will not letit escape. There are politiciins in despair. ‘The greatest hopes had been found- | tion, etc. My wrath is kindled against Bolter. et s d | that the prisoners would not go to the trouble to as a risk On 8 street building where tow | (one ago this exclusiog ya rasa and the | XP" Soubethe utility of the Senate. Prove that | ed on the ‘military abllities of the fugitive, and | sanders, and Horace, and myself have been snored through it, all just as though nothing ) derend their keepers from mets love and admira- ‘ompany reinstated ¢ affair wasa discreilit- | the Senate is necessary. France is in danger; | ailseemed to have been destroyed at a blow by ip 2 y unusual was transpiring. The following morn- | tion. On the other hand, those prisoners who cd here ucarly three days drowning minnows on | ingI told the gentlemen Thad some business to ] have ventured to male affidavits before ‘being re- pyances around a3 3 ‘tarnkey. Does any one blame im? Iam sure Ido hot. Bat any dhe must see and oakuin ere picked and sail loft Jocated for | OO Te ae a ta eont, and three years at50 cents for the term. Stocks i able one to the New York Devartinent, and te- | come to her aid. ‘Applause on the Left. } a fatal csc “Tout casse, : SE ee ceemeciy rated Stocks in | Sealed a depth of prejudice wich OUgtt te dre | come to her aid CAPs as oref il Teesons. | tout orcapales, “Pou, cen” saying’ bas | the ends of our lines in the vain hope wwa on | Mttcnd to, and 1 proceeded to transact it at | Jeased fram the Jt beso 0° been punisned gS 40 My y no place there. It was, in fact, petty s| ite, and | Certain outrages. Which history does not forget, | it, M. T-— wearied of the “Yady, or | ing a black bass, or its equivalent. We have once. by the officials for daring todo so. | No one nee at 31.20 are freely written now at 50 cents, and | is generally so regarded. ‘The French Corpora- | have baleful reflections which illaminate possiote | 1. Uiy of him; and, when the fumes of Tame’ lata . * J fonnd the ceiling and walls dotted with the he enrprixed, therefdre, at letters from these sai fo ou through the Hist. The people of Chicago | tien is doing a large and healthy | Syente. {Agitation,] We think we sg erimes | the 100% Cd away, the prodigal found his carcer not succeeded. sanguinary creatures, bloated with gore,—my ferers. Lappend tsp or three atidavits, that your Shohave heen paying high rates may think | business Bom ie section, and. deserve | before ne, Chor they are behind ue. Ther, ‘fe | shattered, his To ie Proard himself an exile tee Bolter's fault that weare here engaged | gore, understand,—and I speut a half-hour, chy | Feaders may sce how/this is done. th per 5 business dal confidence of Chicagoans, | Pomember i Liat J ber. ‘To | shattered, Die Tage in his hang, and, returning | 20 this Haeulous and wholly unprofitable occu- | ing 4 pillow at them and mashing them. I did | jonance MCCARPITT: eir present rates are low down, but | pecause it is the only strictly foreign corpora Femember te 10 foe , bictea rd a ee tae: ci this under the admiring gaze of my two fellow- AFFIDAVIT OF THOMAS COLE. inirath they kuow nothing about low rates | tion whos Se oa ae anaged-at- Chk pera | ‘These men bare cave esed this phenomenon: ‘a | to France, gave himself up to the military jus- | pation. Some of us were talking about fishing, | Countrsmen. And now that 5 claburatel State of Minois, County of Cook, 38.2 Thomas Be eet, Nott Riverdance rh ees 2 jeayo as | Nation asking only, peace, concealing nothing, = | tice ‘of, his. country. A Court-Martial when Bolter spoke up and said: countrymen, And now theta a wratcly | cole, being duly sworn, says that he isa sailor: compared with New York. Not inaptly this | headquarters for this country. Ration acking Oluing: “France, which has | called. The y 4 al s : frescoed with the blood of an avenged freeman. | ths ng wom a SAR Y i i he young officer pleaded guil “Boss, if you want to catch “bass,—black ceed - avons that he was in the Cook Connty Jail for over four city has been called “The Glory Hole.” MISCELLANEOUS. given us tre admirable spectacle of four centuries | Matters looked very unpleasant. However, h hy a We will leave to-night. We du not want to | months, on Nuspicicn of petty larceny, and was e THE DIVIDEND QUESTION. Our fire underwriters have never known such | of Philosophy, imisaivitzations France, which, | ¢ho Court wus lenient to excess, and, Tring | Dassy—the sort thar fight Jonger and better | fish any more at present. We want to fo, home, | oma a without trial Jaly 12,1877. Aflant YX = Se a periect immunity frum severe losses on the 4th through Voltaire, has created Religions Liberty; | into consideration the youth talent, repent. | tana Kilkenay cat, £0 with me to Lake Wi and we want to find Bolter. ALR. d. | | says that be gave hin attorney an aflidavit concern, tn epite ofall there has been a very, general | of July as this vary the, Fesiek Ot Wins police | find th rien Nee Or eat eee aes rene, | ance, aud passion of the offender, ynanimously | nebago. That lake contains more bass and bet- Z ——————— ing, the erucltiey of he Jail whic was published fon. One of our leading Insurance ance, abd passion OT of acquittal..’‘The decision | ter bass than all the other lakes ia Wisconsin FLORENCE M’CARTHYéS RAID. Jn Tue Carag tia worse nthe Nal nan avers declaration of semi-annual dividends. The fvl- | prot applause on tne Left j FOURTH LETTER. And that, on July 9, when the men in the cells on lortag ts 8: partial list, payable after June 1: | Rie Te rere tithe cha Unset have ett inate thonguifal, “We | is Feported. to have. been received with ab- | pot together.” fartford, § per cent; Etna (quarterly: 5- per putter ig, Ute : © | pene declarations of loyalty which bave a pecaliar aise. . s i a :, i 5 ‘cent; Ger ns “American, 53 rica inh wane Hom. of New York, and proves it by quoting | ring about them, We recognize the Mas G pia’: STRANGE JUSTICE, Thave astrong impression that Bolter used é ‘To ete of The aia - hotly rae qa ere Ot s pat aad en jay * sepa prea aeeene es the percentage of preniiums for risks assumed | Old men may Nar pcognize the Mask. a their | my masters! I should like to know whether, if, | even Wort forcible language in his praises of | | CMAN. Suly 14.—IF the readers of Tae Tarp | tod tlm that he would be let out on no c: a ton, 15; Tradesmen’s, 83 Hariover, 5; Hoffman, | as compared Sib percentaze of losses. It | sorrow to utter useful words, Task no better than | Ineiad of an interesting, dashing young her, if, | Toke Winnebiigo bass-lishing, for he is a very uw were surprised at what I said last week con- | tion, : dad ines pe 5; King’s County, 53 Lorillard, 5; Mercantile, } claims the rolls Ae! promiine for 1 5 was fe ele NO ore but I remind yoa we have | {he Court had had to try Corporal re OF cuthuslastic man, {s Bolter. "Bi is ag ES Ri SOE cerning tne usages of the Cook County Criminal 1 Subscribed and prota, before ane, 8 olay ra, * iN ees an. Park. 10; | 20 per cent below the average an the ai >; 2 : 7 t ‘f pas uf Court with regard to withholding prisoners’ indict- ic in and for the xaid county, this 12th day o! 5: Montauk, $: Niagara, 6; Pacific, 105 Park, 10; D Gentlemen, Lask you to hear a voice with no plain Private neither interesting nor POS | cure apon this point, I will not 4a bai path oe Nain aftes hee LA rate to | uly. 2827. fanlaxce MeCairrs rf APFIDAVIT OF PETEL MORGAN. People’s, 8; Ridzwood, 5; Star, 73 Safeeuard, 8. ercentage of losses nearly # Er cont above. | , Gentlemens | Mor the Country. He who speaks | sessed of interests would bave been so merci- | 5. : aoe ee a few others not included in the | exp trouble in the Atlas, of Hartford, bas been | to you would not decelye you, Iie to you Epeaks | Ti There is no abirking | the simple Bist upoi it, for I do not want to | them, what will they say when they, Sie informed . qi A ting list expected for sonic time past, The stack of the | to Eternity. . ful, | There ue case. An oflicer, clever, | transzress the Limits of exact. knowledge in this | that m the District Court of the United States for State of Itlinoie, County OF Comat in Petey, abore list sitmply because they are pot publish. | Commins las been ou the dove n gradefortwelve | You are ntering on an adventure: well, Tinton | welleducated, and Consequently all ‘the more | communication. Certain It fs, however, that | Northern Iilinois, over which Judge Blodgett pre- Morgan. being ¢077 hed the i A eae Senet es oa nate eunes ee ae Ee ae ° y large compared to | to the enciters ho beatae {rosvan-adyen” | respons ole fur ie, actions, contracts a shninér | his eloquence was ot a persuasive character, for | sides, a man who is to be tried for crime is never | published In ‘Tue SUNDAY Tuinese of July S, he whuck of hearing theip cue omers complain Shire ron wis! . sai =) ful liaison with a g |-for-nothing adventuress, “ v1 elose- iven a copy of his indictment at all, ther i was taken by the turnkey of the jail, and put tur that the reason they could not reduce rates was ‘the Arctic Insurance Company, of this clty, ‘Yon wish to embark on a vessel starting, as yon | and, to eatisty hls selfish passion, deserts hig | Horace—a gentleman, by the way. who so close- | Siven & copy, is indi it lly neither io | ra ears y the turnkey Of tne aia tue ope he e reason they could not r was | ya) Commenced issuing tickets covering travel | foneh, ona voyage full of promise. | Listen to one | rere ‘Ali is of absenve, Di ly resembles the late Mr. Grecley that he is thie life nor im that whicn fs to come? And, ii sis be into before. Afllunt sayy, that th that the rasa) ve arge aividends, and sinve | O55 ‘hagruge against fire, for long or sh fancy, on 8 orate mae tals voyage, and foand | TemImant. | ce months of absence, he wears - astonishes the reader, what will he say when he fs had heen put into before. AGMA wy Oe tall then have adopted the plan of notifying their ers’ baggage against fire, for long or short | it tall of ehipwreck. (Applause. ] Dut bis passiou,—you can’t call such a sentl- frequently thought to be a possible nephew of | Sond that the Cl Sea eat Court will nob fast dunveon was dirty and sickening beyond sll ebareholders of dividends by mail, thus Keeping periods: ea record of fire losses of the whole Lomit several passages here, and go on to the ment Love, without insulting the fame divine, | the defunct philosopher—at oncesaid he wanted Mee aezuaed ae Snake patents arerean deneerption. aiae sore eet be Balleven that as the eneral mpl ih lemorances, abe a Be. country for May last gives the following com- | Peint at which Victor Hugo approaches, the oon atin ae tan eral to go to Lake Winnebago. Sanders and T bot | eee een the original, nor let his attorney do it Wve the last adiduvit, and fetting the, ‘public know gure mel of judging whetber individna’ is00: <i CONSIDERATION OF THE PRESENT SITUATION, naa id we wanted to go, too. So the party was j eally ¢ " is ow men are treated in the jail before they at Companies have fairly earned the dividends de- parigon: Xo one will deriy that the act of the 16th of May do many murderers, and “are hung. aad aT a en sare ie iced ae pa for him? And I really do not know whether his in~ | convicted. Atlant says that Be wan Weel ed 0m clured or not. in January it was potent that 1877. | arrnestoundiy miexpected. France was absorbed | though They be ever so_ interesting. | mace IP ue Sone pe ar | Seaton witt increase or diminish when I tell | July 10forwantof evidence Anant anys that, the one-naif of the dividends paid were drafts upon ‘Number of fires, 900 | fhWork, —thal is to say, rejoicing; she was mak- ‘The oilicer is acquitted, and straightway Society | departure arrived, Bolter astonished us by an- | him that the Clerk will neverthelves furniuh a copy | pretended coffee given the prisoners im the jail 14 the surplus of the paying companies, aud the esr’ Ri ing resdy for. the Exhibition, —| reparing to offer and the Press make a hero of him. The papers | nouncing that be could not go, and we were | if he is paul a fee for ae not coffee. nor sugthing, ks coffee, and cannot be feneral impression pow isthut the July dividends | Love of special het hospitallty to tye pe Frateentty. ‘erecting a | induige in columns ot ee ‘praise of his | obliged to come without bin. Doubtless, | | Tremarked, last week, om the fact that whatlawe- drank, but tastes like rotten Ving as naas. magnificent Palsce teront of the triumph of the | tears rept eallant. prodigal, ween mandlin | i, is better for Bolter that he ubtlessy | Tecall teria to plead" is never glven Inonr | Snbserfbed and sworn before is. Sotey ie . 4 ay of July, f iste arepetition of thisgame. In other words Loss of epecials to inst fo ‘the current impression is that very iew 01 tac ance companie: sad neuceful struggle of Labor draw near. Sudden ow i 7 7 5 ere Cook County Criminal Court. Instead of the pris- | in and for the said county, companies which have declared semi-annual div- | Tne above, coueld red in connection with re- | inthis #ky vo tulin, there cowes a clap of uddenly, | of them fails foul of the wont Upon my | heres We would tiave felt obliged | 10 | coer havinga week to examine his indictment, | 1377 Fiowence McCawtuy, N- idends are justly eutitied to. the credit of mak- | duced sremiains, will show why the companies | | On The torh of May. all stands still, We were soul, Frenchmen have very ecceniert aed of | destroy him if he were bere. It would | oy ake up bis mind whether to plead or demur AFFIDAVIT OP WILLIAM TOFFMAN, ing moncy during the last six mouths. duced Pur money. ‘Che New York Insurance | far" to re LOth Cina deliourstelyeprepaced misfor- | Honor and Herols coer Sr, ALICHEL. | hea neglect of duty not to put an end toa per- | he jg required to plead before he has so much | srateof Iiinois. County of Conk. ax.: Willian ‘THE ROYAL CANADIAN. | Gommissioner is now mnaking a thorough es tune. Commerce Tanguishes,—lactories close. ae. gon who could provide his friends with so much ie Ta neat, Naw, IE oe I mecesen. | HoMimans Deine day eet oh that hie liver at The friends of this Company are very indis- | aminationol the ‘New York Life-Insarance Com- } Oy, industries ‘groany etre imay already be MICHIGAN AVENUE. Gisappointing entertainment as we are now seen his inal Now, y necessa- | onig State Street, In Chicuzos that he was i 4 aby the New York In- ry 4 i completed in about counted vy hundreds of millions; and the 16th of alter P Ss ry that this abominable practice should cease, bat | mitted to the Cook County Jail on April 21 ox ant at the course pursued by U pany’s alfairs, Which will be comple May de-ires to complete itself To the Eduor of The Tribune. having. - . ! on Fae eeoharged there surance Departinent in revoking the authority | a week. ay denies to contmment. it wants four months | Circaco, July lt wthe South Side has ex- | Wo" That our fawe should be altered 20.08 to secure this | suspicion of Prsty OTS, Saar aaceay of tie Company to do business in this State. |” There are rumors here that the Paterson, of | of political di agreement, of civil qunerelly, of d suit $5,000,000 is ‘and ‘buwle: Wer arrived here early in the morning.—very | right to the prisoner. ‘The Juw which provides that from on duly eA Rabe ee ate a , pended about $3,000,000. on parks and boule- | earty indeed,—and we felt as sanguine and as | every accused person shall be furnished withacupy | {hatCn "Ne usked for it, and that his cell was very Provided tice statement roade py the examiners | New Jersey, {6 in for worse condition than is | poor electors driven to their votes, ‘and " : s ‘les us employed by the State as to the actual condition | generally ‘supposed. The ‘Company has lost begging their ‘bread. (Marmurs ‘on | Yards, of which the ‘nearest point is four miles | ¢y)) of happiness as & boy with a $3 pistol—be- of his indictment before he sbull be arraigned to | jyuay. Alfiant says that the oread given him was of tue Company be true. there was no discretsou | credit here even amoug those accustomed to | the Right.) Gentlemen, reflect. Eurapo from the Court-House. To, reach the park In- | fore he bas blown his fingers off. We started plead should be changed #0 a3 to provide that | good, bat dedctent in quantity; that until the sub- lett i tue Departnent. When the fact was err | doiug an underground business through New is at war. | France has enemies, Ii, in the ab- | giana avenue railroad: track has been extended ve, and fished all day; thats, if sitting every accused person shail be. furnished with & Fectwas agitated 10 the papers, and the cook wan tified to the Commissioner that the capital of the ils sence ef the Chambers — {Here the speaker's ‘i out at once, and fished all day; thatis, if sitting ea ject wd. the eoup was diezasting stuff that could ftoyal Canadi Oe Ea Tiaveds. bs caval Jersey querrilis. I a Company, of | PE™ ‘drowned in indignant protestations, After | tWO miles, and beyond this the parks extend in | 5 4 boat and being sun-baked, without catching | COPY of his indictment ut least five days before he | fot 'be eaten, and that even now the soupy ‘only cun- yal Canadian Was, Pe ne s | ceiey Norwich Union Insurance Company, of | 4 few minutes’ distnrbance, he resumed | Tuagaificent proportions: more than three miles. | ayy fish, eau be called acs vedere, avers | Shall be srraismed to pleat, And the reason that | {ging a piece of meat once day., a9 larse 9 anny. fish) OM as eTS | this right ought to be eecured by aw instead of be- | man’s a Picb, and sometimes very bad, and cou- ‘Phe sane ruie | Norwich, England, recently Tefused to come to | ” We will not dwell on this J : 1 point, if you do not 0 mot j y con- i ie These, of course, cannot be enjoyed to aby con- | that he did not get a bite. Tsuppose he meaus | ing granted on the prisoner's motion is, that if he ane potatoes with the skins on. Afant says that his duty to revoke its authority: syncs ia a hone company: it soul Baraly: New York because of a prefudiee ayainet Amer wish to. et us, however, be allowed to ask | oa cat) tent on foot, and 38 to them b : considered a fair thing to stop the busiuess | can ‘business, but it showed its in onsis eney by | Personal Government not to ‘add external to | siderable extent on fou! and access hem by " Sander a - 7 juonment be was never let out of be consid eee company under euch circum- | recently establishing an acu), onsistency bY | Pecnuul qauser. What repronch have you to | any of the present public conveyances * indions | eee ie ae eg a ena and Sanders | voluntarily procures any delay of hie tral, ie for- during tne, Imp eeemeacept on a Beer eae: stances, and refrain from doing it in the case of | cisco,—a city four-fifths constructed of wo. muke to the Chamber of Depntics? You say it is | aud fatieuing. knows, that he did get a good many —at the | feits one of U a most ae rite Lena hit friends, until about Jone 20, W. Horrnax. Se liae compay., Still, there is an unfor- Newo. | Radical? An empty word. | It has not yoted the ruing. Contents of the lunch-basket. I confess that | vet one Oeeed, one which T shall proceed, in the | PS ub Cribed and sworn before me, 2 ney ab tumate coinplivativn in this matter that bears —+_ Amnesty {rae Dut you should not muke a griev- ‘Whether it may be wise for the people of the | Teaueht one fish, but it was mot a bass,and in- next blace, 10 oor the United! Staten saps that ligin and for the ssid county, he aay of” if ru 2. a ee * "4 rs " rt 4, cCi . BP. eatery ae has op ces THE CTLAT ae ORR, ale: (‘een of Depntics has pushed the spirit South Sule to put $5,000.00 Into imate saauch as I was after bass and did not want | ‘imal! erhuina) poverty tig the accused anal duly, 1877. Econenee MECSETEE nericau States, and in hands ca © y 14.—The attem i ine of its rigl it J y levy. 2,000, e Say te ¢ ‘ i ry right to 8 speedy und public trial." The eo a Srasrorp, Conn., July P ot conetbetion 1, the sharing of ity, right lo wet6 | thay will have to be seer eoee east protlable | @ pike, I resented,the act. "The only one of us | eney the rally 19 muse that "in all criminal WHOM? consideration, for the people have got their who seemed to be patronized at all was Horace. | prosecutions the accused ‘shall have the right tos the question now is how to He reeled in his line and replaced lost bait con- | speed: d public trial.” And our Legislature i : ow ie how 20 Bee t i" seeuance of ot Ia “C be Who is ii that from worldly strife in American States J itn boun fide assets, | seorzanize the Charter Oak Life-dnsurance | fie eihiation to, the som dhe turbulence of the stantly, aud was in high expectation of catching | pursuance of these organic laws has enacted the jt To happiness ‘transforma my life, ce aud these are held for the protection of its a, ; arth Riizht, the Chamber of Deputies has been calm and A uy Company by putting its affairs into the hands | Ride ee Between you and it there is butan | money Wy Ni ‘American poliey-holders. But, if it can do no 3 us- fivers has failed, and a movement will | incompatibility of temper. Llere fs the whole | apy good out of it. ng , fhustucss egully, the effcet, of the ie | eae for és ay good out OF Is jocation of the parks and | a tish in ** The Sweet By ane By! And he did | following statute: Howiy person committed for a criminal or sup- hoor, 5 ‘ i : Cee pension is that tne” Company derives | pe made -for the appointment of a Receiver. | truth. «spent on toroing the Senate i t a no benefit, from its Amencan assets. | Wi +h appointment payment of, premiains Sinee you are ben’ on. arning the Senate into a | boulevards is such that the only way they can be | catch one at last—accidentally. Fi pore ay Penal matter, and not admitted to bull ‘And existence, once r0 cold, With such sppo! pay! pees Sour, ae they say in Engiand, talk tous | enjoyed to any great extent for thes tvand | Fora lone time all of Horace’s * bites ad | posed criminal math tte tbe vecund term of the Aieara to me'sp er ed fold? y, Almost u ulsion, to save what i Fi - t e3 one t Rau Almost under ee Hoyal Canadian's Dominion | will cose bout the policy tolders are advised aboat it later on At meses: DO wocan de- | pleasure is by means of ight pleasure carriage Foe one iitanmiog to the surlace of the | 259 %uring juriadicuon of the olfense, wball Of re tae ttockholders gre forced to make good the im- keep their policies alive until the Receiver is | cide; but trey complication to the external. bf some sort, yet to reach them from any part | water masses of weeds, which cieenanatiiee be | SOE Nibersy by the Court, unless the delsy shall Dairment, and it is believed they will do 60. | appointed, as they will share pro ratainalarge | Now, a thought strikes me: L must tell it you. of the city streets scarcely better than corduroy | accounted for by alleging that it was the habit | happen on the application of the ‘prisoner. If Whose presence fills my life with gladness, But they have recently paid an assessment to ‘unt of property the Company owns after | The spirit of Revolution is in the Government, ‘on; | roads must be traversed. The public are thus | of buss (L wonder if ought to say basse: ), | sack Court, at the second term, shall be sativied Whose absence leaves my heart In xadnesa, make guod a prior impairment, and are reluc a z Fae oat cof Government is in what. is called | hedged out be a ae thee ammense in- | when they found themselves caught, 18 plunge | thgg due exertions have been made to. procure the andl yer tant te pay another. ‘Thus the Company is be- Uabilitfes are pald. the spit ton, in point of fact, what do | vestinent by this aire natso of discomfort. | iuto a bed of weeds ant Ente te avout | evidence forand on behalf of the people, andtbal | appre with the ime in view tant tu pay anottier, | f'ganger that Canadian | | Hanes our July 14.—Judge R- Wwlaiiy Freel we wich on” the Republican side! | tise ‘Now, uas been suggested that, as three- | until they gt Toose—that is, the larger bass. hie | there are reasonable grounds to beliete, that sic Oar affections to renew? * ie 4 nce Com- ogress, —no violence. —10) shock; universal suf- arte { the taxes to b ect aid, always did so. ut atlength he hal ove 4 a C te My y Ket stockholders cannot, pay. and 16 Ganger at; | dene of the Charter Oak Cees inst the Yraze, that is, peace in the Nation; the Universal tenance ie aes eee ae surely, aa after a great struggle, in which shail have power to continue such case ull the in case they do not the “American assets will be | pany, has instituted a suit for again: frage. ther that is, peace 1 the World. Thisis | standing park eta and interest pay how soeeae and the fish both di stineuished. them- thicd term. If any zach prisoner shall have been Whowe smile cheers up my Tonely beart, : Lee Tong-vwinded process of lignin, | Courant for tie publication of an editorial tts | the spirit of Government: {Appiause on the | colfected trom the central portion of the gmat | selves, the former succeeded in having the Iat- adalltted te a ee eat ot A cane Bids its anzieties to depart— : There is one etiism nae a te the | morning “entitled, “The Charter Oak.” His | Lett. sronarchist side, yon want theoverthrow | Division, some, ‘of the money should be ex- | ter brouxt safely tito the boat—by me. | of ee oe oeettpird term if itsball appear | apg realma «dafeet ana blisafat Joy f i special grievance is the paragraph comparing | of whatexists. You ‘side with the Pope against | penaed in the vicinity, and to connect the cen- In the present state of the fishifg here itis | by oath or affirmation that the witnesses Po raluned love without alloy? ‘; so as to make regarded as 2 great exploit to catch a fish, and | forthe people ‘of the State are absent, such Wit- My Pride. 4 iM arks, even | them of seme actual henetit to the property | the person, who does so at once becomes famous. | nesses Jeing mentioned by name, and tho, Court : : oie bare ut be thowa wherein theit testimony ly material.” [ter. ‘ V: i" : Le C ft» °“on | norti o. Twenty-sixth strect, which they are nob Horace was now famous, He tele justifiable | *! ns 6 q ini tlfe service ce oer Engine, Hantronp, July 14.—The Insuratey Com- | the Right, Disturbance] We sce Fores destroy- | now. ‘ ney tine in his Gish, aud said be thought it would Stat. Chap. i Sec, 135 ortant laws in our Sie inahonaseey Features: sage Be ne eeu cee the: Roy between it and the missioner this afternoon made an application | ing the balance ot ‘eet mrs ation threat- ‘On the other. hand. it is undoubted that the weigh five pound Sanders and | estimated its minis ne ts eer maoet iapory Pee eat ot Lovely epee foots rivalry SPmOPE Aig rivalry led to the as- Torthe appointment of a Receiver for the Char- ened, —the Tres diecunsion tthe weimciples on er ad Keeping in perfect onter of | weight at somewtat less, Rye thoweht ie would | Tatute Nook, ery cation ofa peuple tha thele ‘A pieture tapas penent wrouzht-— " ree n ing tbe nct of the 16th of May? it isthe for light carriages from the suburbs | weigh about tal a pound. Unbappily, the fish | jaws limiting the time within eh an accused Jo ever mingling with my thought? Horace | person may be held to ‘answer for crime. The My Prize. L Ye _ started under the auspices of Mr. Alfred Perry, g e of Montreal, an fied ir. Alewriter aud | himself and father with the manager. "Mr. Perry had formerly been | pank-robbers. Damages, $100,000. war. [Cries of ‘3 falac Northampton | ftaly, and have a liking for Religion pushed toa | tre of the city with the p: point at which one da to: risk Tis sumption of Jarge Hues: in many localities | ter Oak Life Insurance Company. ‘The petition | dominati ' ca gh about half a pound. | Uouare ic 5 ie i = 2 . Spirit of. Revolution, . . . + to the centre of the eit would be of great ben- | Was: inuimed; it was maimed pefor iA cast OU Conpanticg Sa ei | sete (orth thas the ascets of ‘the Company are | SST een, put a clieeks on this undertakings | oe itt ctr of mie eieyprould ve of erat of | owned it, twas blind of an ese, ani this ee | Bevaeansty oe nel gfan accouut a few Weeks ago | CHICAGO. ; before the ohn were losers by their Cauadian | £2 Mauch less than the Habilities that it is neces” | stay this strange insurrection Of the Wthot May. | Zwelfth street, plained the fact of its captures | 1 ner kan in Peru, sonen America, whe was 1M pris ——_—_ acon eegrer eaeer gt re ieable, butett was | S°F that a Receiver be appyinted and the chat} [Tamult. Cails to order. | : ici on ‘Ewenty-second: street and the | around it had formed an iw Oe wrenty geare awajuing trial, and wad then tried, A Tragle Hlopement. strife. ‘This result~was inevitable, bu ter annulled. The Judge jasuel 9 temporary ‘To-day the question of the two Chambers isto | Main Branch ‘of the river nearly one-balf | bling side, to Horace’s. hook, with the re: convicted ag no Tela nicl eesnclly Bhs ‘ Late cheien ay lars ean ne a ie Faano Islands, e Charles UA ncible, trazedy north aud south — tratile ‘of | above mentioned. Sanders and [regretted to | Y"iivht expect in South ‘america. Our Atglu- a bat eS fe aan ert ette shove the Kept up till the last moment, and the American | i gnctiou. ‘The Sheriff served the papers 8 | be decided. In there aced of Senate? Yon will | of the trange! in raising the question of the Cham* | the city 18 done upon a few sircets. Tt-| be obliged to mention to Horace this unpleasant | 5, t por af Saxon forefathers were no better, and. only 0 | Sorthera. line of this pare. A young kuly fribude of the Company are not surprised that ) . 4 IE server to answer the | say: ompany, Troflicers, Which require them to ADSNer 1 | the recent calamity impaired tts capital. u eek sy . )athow cause | bet of Depatics, the question of ‘the Senate has ate fst Te cueine end: * allegations. on Monday next, and 6 i is divided into four classes. (1) The carriage fact coucerning his fish, since it seemed to de” | years ago the learned. and galiant’ Sir W 2 Fe ae tee ea tate FAIS of this Shy a Receiver be not appointed: been ratsed aod It 9 the Se prave that is to de- | of passengers by heavy public conreyances, © fact concerning Me Te yis ekill asan angler, but | Jeigh, after having liven sentenced 12 faith Ra: | Tamed Gunter had eloped with young wad | cate unfortunate sorgincerely regretted be- Se, hecessary. Ae for you, Minieters, rest assured transportation by lighter private ear- | an unswerving regard for trath eompeled at ie reprieved. EY a ois was rearresttl and names I Base Her father Brehe bet eau . “ y . A ent a sinest i , however pail ‘the performance of the |’ execated in on the same charge. But the enn ie residence 4 ROYAL CANADIAN INSURANCE COMPANY. | thatthe Country will rend you back the same | 1 es 10 nnd (rota busites ce, or for shopping or do 2 however painful the pe qxccated in 1003, has made great progress in the | trate, where a few minults before they bad been Speciat Dispa' if . acience of justice since then; and now everywhere |} murricd. The father entered the house af onc cause of the injury to thousands of inne that per. Hemember the 221 gentlemen of the | pleasure. (3) cent policy-holters who have looked upon it teh to The Triune. B seep HER i pica BY, i at z : tarli v pol f Senate, you will refase the dissolution, you i, provisions, and freicht by heavy teams. Yesterday we went to Garlic Island. We Hien Oe a thele descendants have gone | door aud pete ee caather, and imme diately as a tower of strength. All its troubles are sTREAL, Jul y 14.—The calls made on the reassure Franc id tay the fe ey . ea : fe fe e ti] artebuted to mismanagement first by the MoNTREAD. "the Royal Canadian Insurance Will react por carry us) to fe feandattons: Of; |,44) Ths deeey of baeage, zoods, and panels | is el ee would ee ol Ashing ere that Hoglishmen or Uiecueng to every suspected | the former discharged» double-barroled, former officials and second by the present offi shareholders of the Roy’ The | the nact into which one, falls backward, to and from the residences a small dealers | is eight miles from Neenah and we awe hare been made $F shout theve awa all | JOcged with buckshot, in Bass! breast. The former officials aud sevonts OF 5 J Furber is the | Company ar tor pera at TRE | iiue our prudence, will, preserve ihe country: | eee ee and those Son ot nee io have me at he Goldsmith Ne some persons e- | any man is Ton Oe ota be trkne: Joaled Tough mortally wounded, returned the “ ™ rag ory ‘ahaa. il eld for the | y; e wil o ; | immense, an in them have ths ie any man is unable to see this, he oug! n8- 2 3 sete me | conspienous, beadplcts a rhe. body cal | meen oe ean ate ne paiaup capital, and Frene aa anon yathome as abrost. | rients which tbe public should not and cannot quite tuulial Knowledge, I remark this be-| ported for life to Wenn, fre by tmo soots from 7a. revolver, bath tain breeches, £0U a spany, and aa el orite | Ceciog She Eepeadent, at Superintendent | -Y2I2- Above it Aa make-iteelf heard,— | ignore, rtation of passér cause that trip to Ge Jain creme tee PT reenact pe ecanrer Aird cttect to Mfoor, and young Gunter planged = reech ; poss A r _ ne Sanders, who, 1 candidly 1 = & Root, ‘ . : makingup the voice of the Public Conscience. Behind the To the transpot ion of passengers by heavy strongly a bere B Send His, s es candidly tnd | aire SA i ner del himself a a mess of fell to Unite repeatedly ng Bass’ hody. ‘The | bowie Holy instantly. Young Gunter then 200K : Patue may be attributed to him. As the whole | sinsin, of New York, will then saree is cer- | Car eCnien'we deht there ina Vietor.—the Fa- | public conveyances Sinks, sores Tis Tong since | Meve, : ee i Tevoted by law, and Wabash avenue bus sought ey tid not know the bow from the stern of # Fbrien pe ane ora die paar Linore tied Als | latter dled astro fs likely to recover frat ake uestion of impairment seems to hinge upon . ture. th more reason than the Cruaaders, we | ‘Ud question of inpasrere York real ectate acquired | tiiesveto the COMPA _a To oe riot ree the Fastshail not pre | and obtalaed.a like. dedication. For. this puss | Yorn, A not know fesl etary” tbe moment lie : ; by the Company, there are vers free exper vai] against Justice! ‘ pose Foal beds of iron rails haye been this pur | Mepped on deck. As our crow consisted! Of fee rtatntc, and to wtleh ae Hedntte answer | Potol-shols in bis ead, ax they. were, Blanclos ee ue here concerning it, Notwithstanding Mr. BUSINESS NOTICE. S cataeelh een ilusopty and) Liberty the brine tes | Exclusive rights of property in the wtrects have | only one man besides ourselves, and 04 be bat jerhas been OF ove the iret wires words of the shiote—and fo, Belne pursed a Uy the Sterill ae 3 | bee i on pan} wz -abuut hoisting the sails (ant abe tures words Ofged | anu & poss n given to thestrectrailway companies by the to do something ‘about hoisting the section: ** Any person committed Commi sprolver, anid was shot bv the e, dying {rom | Furber claims to have put into the Company See those mens pants for a8 4 > in b 5 : fezgoodsgoinz | actinst us. Thongh the Monarchy have three | 0 v 7 out gl about, but do not rt commits & city and the State. ¥' abash to Twenty-second, | other things that I know. ty when, and how long? Hf a eee a e a | Per syounds a day or two Vier, The elder Gus in reality he did not. put in one cent. | ¢4.7; men’s eniamer coats for 40 cen! a tike the Hydra, it will x m eee e saction was a crooked pieve of financlal | fast. Only a fo nigye more and tuis great sale will | Reade, te ee ra, it will mot triumph Th | ‘and State street as far a AO ye ptdith have | want to talk about), Sanders took the tiller | crime, and ia not arrested an guratogy, Mr. Farber Porsuaded Baward at | RecA Seno ands Magiron streth* He Repacoeury in tre Testing upon his lub, | Poon dized far all kinds of hesrv traffic that | which be all abot) ait ab ret was aDUIND- five dass beforo the third term Of court, | ters in the castody of the or iy, 8 real-estate spoculator,