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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
YrsOOKLyN ITEMS.

BROOKLYN COMMON COUYCIL.--A regular
meeting of the Board was held Monday evening tho
President Aid Talmadse. in the Chair. A petition was
received from the Brooklyn, East New-York and Rocs'
away Railroad Company for permission to lay tracks
and opcrate u horse rnroa1 FOR public CONVENIENCE
with all the necessary tgrnouts ana switcnes fpper
tGining thereto from Fulton Ferry along Fulton street
to York street along York street to Hudson avenue
through Nassau street 10 Flushing avenue, up Adelph
stree, through Green Washington. Gates Fulton. New
York and Atlantic avenues to the city line ut East New
York The subject referred 10 the Railroad CON-
miitee. communication was received from the Ircs'
ident Of the brooklyn City Eailrond Company asking
privilege construct turnOuts on the tracks IN the
vicinity Of the City Hall, In order TO enable them Ia
accommodate the public during the progress Of the
great Fair to be held in the Academy OF Music on and
after the 22d day OF February next resolution was
also allowing all the other railroad companies to make
use OF the same turnous, well the tracks OF the
city company, whue the Feir continues Provision Is
llso made that there shan 30 extra charge for
fare. The resolution was adopted. The Mayor
sent In q communication vetolng the resolution
adopted on tho 3lst December approprintlng $500
for Tue purpose Of for the fire hydrant,
on the ground that there are no funds from when
the money can be legtinatey drawn. A resolution
adopted allowing the managers OF tho Brooklyn ara
Long Island Fair 20 construct temporary Duiullng
over tho souherly sidewalk and carriage way OF Mon
taque street between Cont and Clinton streets Alder.
man Kalbneisch offered resolution TO the effect that
be referred to Special Committee u five to inquire
into and report the cxpediencv Of repairing the streets
Of the city and also Of hegeafor paving oil new streets
with irnp.block or Belgian pavement. The resolution
was adopted.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY co. 1864

OF by the enemy and broke down The landed sae and
report the capture off, Yankees
There heavy firing all day at Lockwoods Folly by eight
steamers Of the enemy.
One Yankee reported blown up The explosion
wa, h.srd in town. Details yet received
w. III. G. WHITING, Major General
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BoUsTIRs FOR VOLUNTEERS. - The Kings
County Board 81 Supervisors held adjourned injecting
Yesterday FOR the purpose Of modifying resolution
heretofore passed. b. which IN appropriation Of 80
WINS made for paving bountcs TO volunteers " the emo
that capitalists taking the loan could Invest their money
In county bonds The amount Of the appropriation VAS
also Increased from s250OOo 10 sjO0v1 The Tesoiu'
ton US amended wac adopted.
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NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. hrst'
esss STEAMER gill leave NewYe on the 81 ~"
and ad u each month sx<pt when those dAtes a 90 ~
DAY. when the day Of departure VIII be sns Mo"""' ''
Tos Freight % Psssss seply u ID. only efns' No Bow
tDs VssA ~A' "s""
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ILLUSION WIGS and TOUPEES.-Japonica
OF tho socie,e Hygenqu- for restoring and identifying
the HAIR. General Depot at L. BASKETS $50 froAdwsy
MARBLE Mantles.-The best place in the
WI city purchase cheap and well finished Nantes at A.
Kiabers .ane Mandatory, 1903 Eat l3ths near 3dsy
NJ Y, Cut this out
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NETWORK g. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT. SO.
les. COMMENCING NOV TO- lSo1 lSei
Station In NewY0rk ?Iths sns tth-s'
Entrance 21tE-st.
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ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE: PAS
gEN8ER TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, via. the Eric
Rsilway from foot o. Chsunber,st, RUNNIN0 THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, o. WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS,
This road Is being extended and will b. in plse
running Mansfield Gallon, Irbsna Dayton, Cincn-
nati and It. Louis, without break OF gauge. -
T II. GoopxIS. Gen. Ticket Ag, r. r. sWEETSER.
Meadyille. Pa General SupA
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TIE WATER CoMMIsslOSgRsHTP.-I name
O, Mr. Isaac Bsdeau wa presented TO the Brooklyn
Board of Aldermen last night for confirmation A. after
Commissioner In place of Mr. j. n Funk, whose term
has PRED The yyto stood II In inyor anc iSahsI
and AS IL requires two.tLlTds there wae 10 election
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THR CARROLL STREET MISSION SUNDAY
ScaOoL-The Carroll Mission Sunday School Chapel;
situated IN Carroll street, between Hoyt and Bond
streets was dedicated on Sunday afternoon The
structure il Of brick in the gothic style Of architecture
and capable ofhoding about go persons The interior
ia planiy and neatly arranged Tho exercises were
conducted by the Rev. DR.. Toylor. pastor Of Strong
Place Baptist Church. Remarks also made By The
Rev. T.. II. Pege ana the Rev. Mr.. Brown. The build
lug end lot cost e., 400
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY,

CUAS. MiNOIt OeueIh ctpcflhsen"en~
NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY,
~ From zoo. Of couand.ss connecting at Hampton
end q, Es,,on with Lchgh Valley Railroad and it, eonnes
tons. forming drse. ns to PitsbnTsh and the West With
'u' '"a GkEAf MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
sy M. iS Two s S b on, s' fS s
''' WINTER ARRANGEMENTS,
Pes.viiIe, nsrn.Oats Maach CHUNK, wiIisn..P9rt
Wikssbse. 0r.s, Bend. Pi,ts;on Bingh.nton tc ,,,u
IAN. TSMS--foF E-s,on, Allentown, MsueA Chunk WI
Transport, Reading. fottOils Hamburg &C.
SO P. N-Eol Es,on Bethlehem. Allentown and Asass
Chunk
$40 p N-F0r Sonerville.
~ w. Wssyrss Exrkfss-FoI Ea,,on, Alen'own Read
, bs nn Tom jersey City to Fiii.barsh
fxfarss TS.H ron H.RsIsnvfsrh. u, m aonp.e..
.4 Co., al1 s' S' I'D soah md with III. taS.
' ELi ' AID Nsw.Yonx FrRRr-Le.ve New York
fsm Pier No North River $50 "a J. and S;Oo ? 10
,rip each way JOSIAH o. STEARSs, Superintendent.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA AL:
hgASY ard TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH And h WEST Trains leaves y,or, scth,,.
F,rr sc% and 10 a. md m 1911 7'. % ard 9s'aaa
Troy % ara sSi Rl5 bar with ,t.p n'sp a. -
POI: sesp.ie tain, and II saa aud :aaa and la
PeekskiA train ?. IN. az. p NJ
Sing SIM train. $50 J'sS
Tsnytown tfain. $50 ?. m II % ?. ~
NJ M no nroegfed a, any Of tho Offices Of We.teotts
Frnrc.s IA YORK aud Brooklyn and baggage ~
lie House 10 al points tho road and to safeoss spsn
II ono ISLAND RAILROAD - WIN Ei1
IL ARRANGEMENT commencing Sov i? lstJ.Is Lev.
Jamesslp aud 3ihsi, H. H. at nj U ~.
d.v. AZ D. m also-l OTceuport, sag So9f h"pons
L. .,onniur At all Stations For sp at 90 NJ, and p IN
for syosset at M; II a. M snd p H. ''' 'A "
/ nd fn, and and =. o.
aI sstHpAY EXCURSION TRAlS-For lsip at s:ls a N,
hom 3ith at, stopping at al 3sa'ens f~i' '0' Ills "
For Syosse, on Sundays t5:s M ';Sppus At al .ts
| tion-. n hEAo''i'"i '"P'''
NETWORK g. NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
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ERIE RAiLWAY.-Passenger trains leave
IL from foot Of Chsmbers-tt.:
.. H.. Express for Buffalo.
$3.50 A. m Mix, daily, for Oti,yils
10 m Mail FOR Buffalo and inierm-dis ststiona
AIS .. H., Way, for por, Jervis aud Ncwburgh:
tp n Night Express dairy, for Dunsrk, Buffalo, Koehet
,. CarApdzgua and princPa stations Train Of Saturday
runs through to Buffalo. but does not run to DunkiIk
CHAS. MlNOT, General Superintendent
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PIER CARRIED AwAy.--The unfinished pier
at the foot Of South Sixth street brooklyn, T. d. was
ie5 svat veserdny by tho force o. the current and
he drifting Ice Tie loss falls Oh Francis Ssir the
contractor who building the structure Tor tie new
ferry company.
RoBBERY The show window Of Messrs.
roen some time on Sunday and articles OF plated wnro
valued at - stolen The pane Of glass was valued at
SO0.
TuE cUEHpsnRAD BAY PRIZE FIGHT. The
case Of the parties charged with being participants IN
the recent prize fight at Sheephead Day has poen son
70 tie Grand Jury for their action
CoyrRIBurroys.-On Sunday last, collections
were taken in nearly all OF tho churches IA brooklyn
f. d., In aid of tho U. :. Sanitary FUND A large
amount was realized
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT, Jan. l9-Nos
l3 o. IJT I9g 1884, ls3 49, ~. I03. 49, 80 l4 i2 ''
ls5 lf6, 33 a. %, ~.
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Ocean Cleaners.
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PASY

The unaeed IN dispatch one Of the nndeTr7sn'onsd or
other tr ass fuilpowcTed Buish-buit hte.mefsi nom
NFW-iORk 10 LIVERPOOL. 49,.
calling Al Qussnso~n land passengers and ls.e't IEiE'
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES. ~ .
SAir. Tuni. fom"dt"f'' fV'""
LOUISIANA .......2s ,d........ BTookius'' '''
YiftGIS ...oIscc''''' $50
PENNSYLVANIA. ..3OoO........ ..':'. -. $50
These steamers have all been built under tie in,p~cion o.
N, Chief Surveyor OF the Liverpool underSrc Registry q
lion ships. Tey have extra Wrier light compartments -ia
chased hf.t.class for twenty two year,.
They arc lifted tor r second AMI tbifdca.s pAs'chse
who ale charged I, the following rates.
r"' c.SiH....''.'''''"'';stF .y'Sl. in Currency.
Sfrrfeee.......s...st.ss ~
Dietary and accommodation unsurpas'ed BY any o'hef me
Of stcsncrs
for further particulars, sppyto
WILLIAMS Sc GUION, No II wall't
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NETWORK, HARLEM, aud ALBANY
~ RAlLROAD.-INCAEAsED ACCoMMopAIloSS.-
dcaot At 10 ~ and AS p Sunday trains leave New.
YORK for Albany AIS p n aud Albany for New ON 'i'
n m JOHN BuKCHILL, supernts sdsnt.
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1904 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
L QUIZ. r. r. sTANDARp GAUGE AND DOUbLE

TRACK an through trains for the West. by this route
leave New York from the foot Of Courtaist ihroush
tickets for Cicogo Milwaukee St. Paul and all points In the
Moth West, Crostne Indianapolis, LOUISVILLE ST. Louis,
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and all points In the West
and South West be procured Ut te office Of the fennsy
ysna Centrai r. H., No Aston House, a the Depot foot
of Courgdtt Through trains leave New-i YORK as ensws
Express. viz fadeIha arrives IN Pittsburgh 81
1:30 a. - !.
6p M Express, via Philadelphia, arrives 10 Ptsbargh at
lao p. , ,,,-,, i.
Up NJ Express, via Allentown, arrives In Pi''hursh 81
n3o p IN. ,,,,,,, ,,t,,
Az" III CiLIOyT, Passenger Agent
No Ase, house
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FORM OF GUARANTY

FORM OF GUARANTY.
We, -, ofthe County d, and State Of - and
O.. the County OF -, and State Of - do hereby
suar,.ee that is able 10 fill the contract in accordance
with of his proposition and that should his propo
ID be acceptod he viii at enter into contract In
cdance with the Of said proposition and pre-
pared to BECOME his securities.
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.-Sealed PRO.
poSALS will be received until the 30th inst, ct u
O'Clock n for furnishing the Subsistence Department with
TEN THOUSAND BARRELS OF FLOUR:
1900 BARNELS, In new oak barrels, head lined .
5000 BARRELS, in new strong cotton SACKS, one bali
barrel IN each sack. -
Bid. will he received for wha. is known Nos and J.
and any quantity less than ts 10 90 barrels Also io One
Hundred Barrels Of No. Family Flour. Bids must b In
duplicate and for each grade separate sheets Of paper
The delivery OF the Flour to commence within I'VE days
from the opening bids and in suc quantities daily ns
The Government may direeti delivered at the Government
Warehouse GEORGETOWN at tie Whsryes or Rsirosd Depot
In Washington, d. Z. ,,,.,,
Tn. Of all Flour awarded 20 be completed within
twenty DAYS from the opening Of the bids
Payment will be made n Certificates OF indebtedness OF
such oter funds the Government may have f1 ds6urse
ment.
The usual Government Inspection Will be made inst before
tie Flour received, and viii be accepted which LOS
flesh ground , 90, a.,
der has the oath file in this Office and no bid VIII
be entertained nom parties who have previously failed to com
with their bis from biddes not present to respond
Government the right TO reject any bid for any cause
Bids be addressed to the undersigned at NO. LLs oss
Washington, d. c., Endorsed Prolosss FOX hour" a,
8. c. GREENE, Captain c. >. W
Washington, D. c., JAM Ii, 1864
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Certificate ofthe Clerk Of - District Court uned
Ssles District Attorney

Bidders conform strictly to the above form Q! propoi
or their bid. will be rejected.
An oath Of glance to United States Government must
Bidders may BE- prcsen, in person when the proposals. are
opened -.
The contract VIII be srded to tho lowest responsible party
uartie who will he daly notified by mail Otherwise, that
tcr bid accepted and they viii Immediately proceed 70
enter into contract under bonds to the amount OF 6s
Bonds 10 he properly certified TO. a.,
The Podce address parties proposing nast be die.
tinctly written upon the Proposal :. -
Pr possls must be addressed Henry Johnson K,
L. s. A., and Acting Medical Purveyor Washington " C.'
and marked Proposal for Ice"
The Medical Purveyor to himself be hight to reject
any ell bids deemed unsuitable. -
HENRY JOHNSON
MS. X, u. s. A., and Acting Medical Puryeyor.
H. BP.n,ed forms OF above Proposals be had BY ~
pication TO this Office
Information as to the location capacity, and sbout t
OF Ice required by the hospitals viii be given by spp
cation Medice Director Of each Of these Departments
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GTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
~ TON, NEW-LONDON, STONINGTON, PROYE
DFkCE, NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW-BEDFORD
This splendid s'chiarfs COMMONWEALTH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No. Is y. H. foot Of Court
lsndtst.. daily (erccpt Srndsyl G+pm
Freight taken low BY other line ONCE oil Com
pany. No lis West.st.. coTne. " touT,lsnGs.st
New.York Nov q 1863. W VI. EDWARDS, Agent
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l. PORT and FALL RlyER.--The splendid eua superior
steamer BAi STATE osg, Brown. leave; NsSYort
O'Clock and the ENTIRE STATE, Capt Brayton os
MOSDAf, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 81 Z O'CLOCK p IN,
from Pier No. North River.
Hereafter wiz be regarded SECURED any spp
cant until the same shall lave been paid fol.
Freight Boston is forwarded through with great spatch
b. al Express = yht Trsin.
L. LlrILEFIEp. Agent. No. q Broadway.
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STEAMBOATS, nnh Rai!roaoe.
gETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WoRcEsTEs PALMER, flTGHrgUin re, NASHUA
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new aud 'lanch steamers OF the Norw.ch Line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW'bORk,
leave York daily tslndsys excepted. at +sciock p
fom Pier No 20 North River foo. & Vesryst.,
FOR NEWLONDOH
there connec,g With the eaa boat Express Train from Tho
above points via Norwich Worcester Boston Worcester
Worcester Nashua, and EewLondon Northern R5ilgosds
taken at the loves. For information inquire
OF 4. =. MAhrIN Aycns Oh the Iier.
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MONDAY, Jan. LIP. n.

Gold Is hshsr, and has sold at 1921 a 1924
Stocks upon tho street were all strong. For Erie.
1854 was bid Rock Island 1877. and Toledo. 1875. At
the Stock Exchange Governments were strongi
Coupons Of 1884, 1861 l06; Certificates. 9i497ij and
Apgl 1904 loJs lOGi. Border State Stocks FIRM Ten
essee es, &c; Missouri e 6ei; Canton 33laii Coal
Stocks steady; Delaware and Hudson l75al76, Penn
sylvanis Coal. l62; Cumberland Coal 49lQii Quick
silver Mining Co.. 57!a,; Pacific Nal, 2l2@2l9ij
Central American Transit Co.. 81 ass, New York Cen.
trai i,atQi Eric Railway l07s9lO7i do. Preferred.
l02, GlO2l Hudson River. 1921 0l3oj Harlem. - s9i
do. Preferred. i0O6loo: Reading. rll.3llli; Mich.
igan Central il9tGl9l; do. Southern. e6i asx; do.
Guaranteed, I3iGl35; Pacific. 2l0922o, Illinois Con-
trail, us,aIis,; leland and Pittsburgh, l05i0lO6.
Stocks have been II ocular. but whole higher.
Some certain rails.ay shares have sdyanoed. and
mostly lsec Saturday Cleveland and Toledo rose from
l35 on Saturday anng to l4o, closing at p M. at
AL Rock Island jumped from 1884 TO l43 closing at
Ii The street Is good deal at loss TO account for
the rise VI $40 per share in This stock since December
10 II Is known that the Rock Island road desires II
1t has not already made a connection with the Mssls
sppi and Missouri road for long term Of years From
Omaha City to San Francisco ihero viii be expended In
building tho Pacific road $50 0co o0o and is not
unnatural for tls road 10 obtain unbroken connection
TO Chicago over ths Rock Island route at any cost
Measures are In progress upon the Pacific line. Con-
racts have been made for engines and iron from several
mills. and some Of the deliveries to be made In March
and April In the afternoon Michigan Central. with
start, rose to 1851, and at p. m. was quoted 1854
Jan advance Of per cent for the day. Tho market
though feverish and lower upon the most active ncies
steady and tends upward. The closing prices wers'
Gold. ls2ii Erie lo7i; Hudson, i33; Reading. MI;
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E'rsnce.

SPEECH OF N. THEIRS on The FRENCH LOAN
The following is a translation of the speech
delivered by NJ Theirs upon the French loan, in the
Corps Legslatif on Thursday last:
"CEsrlEsnx: lad intended. on the occasion OF my
first speech before you 10 give You some explanations
of the motives which decided me TO appear once mere
within there walls, AID or hue OF conduct wch II
ia now nv pnrpose to pursue. But the moment u at
hand when 81 Ill have better opportunity OF aohS
this. Today come to speak OF lusiness, ana Dusbe
only lie this better for politics may sometimes di
vide but business hope win tend to unite YOU am
reascd TO-DAY 20 have to speak upon spbec on Hlc
we have ideas in cOnnOn rather thaD on ohs "bici
might be irritating. come, then at once 20 tne great
Question before - We asked Tor 3OUVVo 10 Hleei
expenses already incurred. ii Is money que mat we are
called upon 10 proyae Although this expenditure ma
regret exirenely-the Mexican sxpeditiof-that con
rderaton in wey dminihe5 either our desHe OF our
duty to pay the money owing These expenses nave
become saddo upon tne noaing asp'' ana nane ,us
attained the character Of public debt Inc question
now before Us simply this: Is It not desirable trans
fer this liability from the floating TO the cohsOhuateu
dobtf But parT pcssu with this question thce arises
fhis other it not incumbent upon lis 70 take preca
tonary prevent the floating DEBT nom sven
ing again, IL the course Of few nonLs 70 'e sum
amount which you now think unsafe Ihas Is ths
cuestiou which propose TO examine. Although had
rather not mix up politics with tn, discussion YET
NAV perhaps add fev words with the view OF recon
nendng tina. this iean may nave az sssyn.ni
transactions and even diplomacy might be very Ihucn
Samaccd (Chsers.) shan cndearor In the hrsf
,n IN define as clearly possible what the floating
debt is The WORD dehe which 1. oen USED used 70 gs
scrlb IL docs not precisely correspond u the des "cn
~ I'd ~ III boating debt. The fcating debt Is
,s ss sSs. I as = understand it. deficit There u de-
Scit when Minister transgressing Legal hmits goes
beyond his credit There il d.hct uhtu ne h'D ~
hsfore Won BIZ the plea Of necessity. But
Shen once deficit forms part q the floating DEBT II
becomes pubic debt The foang deD' dss asss e,
gate Of the defciis which have not peen ,o
cotton eisstly. lie. US suppose that rch banhea'
aoioe large business and having many collesoIha
~. allows himself 70 be led Into chgagc.us 80, 10
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TIE County, CoMxrrrsK AND THE vgrSi

Ass.-The County Committee have resoluiey as'
mined TO exert the utmost Of their endesyors 10 pr0'
the rights and interests OF our veteran yolrp'0..
SharpeTs who follow returning regiments as shAi ~
low hospital ship. are already in pursuit OF our
boys offering to purchase their claims, and hodus~
all sorts OF tempting inducements to get into 'asa
graspiHg clutches the money due 10 the men 40 -.
waded through storms Of FIRE and iron hau 70
the Union and put down the Rebellion Justice "
gallant soldiers who return with scsrs Of honor
many battles and justice to their families deuAnu
step taken by tho County Committee we nav
most positive assurance that the brokers ana
buy soldiers claims. will be allowed to "his''' ~,
venture. and that their papers viii De p'onph ..,
aside by the Committee Mr.. Blunt VII pa! TAG ~.
money into the hands Of the veteran and 70 10 ~.
and should tho hand OF Spectator Dc
take 1t. he will receive very unoompinen'A' ..,~
sal. and may consider himself fortunate II i. ~
oven so easily 1, may not be sm'ss to s'a'' n'.
the patriotic people Of this city arc "A'iins a11
ING FOR an opportunity to show their admiration
returning heroe. BY public demonstration COMP -
with the loyalty dignity. ana mag aAniiait' OF '''
metropolis.
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neutral commerce. respect to the articles compsed under
at peace by natural law and not isht Of tho bessrsn
The beieereut possessing the exercise Of no positive
tr. nations. He i pot ens to inends IN the prohibited
such such articles be may desire to deprive mis- enc
my Of in word to erarss circumcrbo tie circle OF the
thus according to international law and the admits.
son Of the United States neither CLOTH nor hutter
nor, strictly. nitrate Of potash are conTepaho OF
war In the whole cargo Of the Springbok there were
but one dozen rife bsyonets and SWORDS rosy contra
bend. Now Tie presence Of these Jew articles among
cargo cannot justify t seizure Of the entire cargo ana
the conGscation OF the vessel which carried ~. Inc
law OF nations is equally clear on this head;
Neutral vessels laden In whole OF in rart with eonrs.
no, in an absolute sense Tbey no, subject 70 III.
eaure except in regards the prohibited
Tf es i ought IN 70 se Zee continue Their yos In
hue cxcep, in the case press pasons existing between
csnjss prohibited and subject seizure Il ose only
which are considered a raona law oaa W ali the
laws. ordinances. regulations orcTs and gro'lA''''' o.
Tfs right Is, been TecognSs1 not only By
other states but also by the United states 1henseEeS
In the troatics concluded BY them with France In oV
ard with Columbia In 1913
that the decisions Of Judge Belts in the case OF the
Sprlngbok and o. the stephen Hart comprehend three
aasrGnt violations Of international 'sw namely
J. The arbitrary assimilation OF ordinary articles OF
commerce 70 contraband Of wsr ..
2 Arbitrary seizure Of an entire cargo because Il
comprised few articles ~ alleged contraband 81 Waf
g. CAPTURE aud Illegal condemnation OF neutral prop
erty under neutral flag. on its way from one houi
port to another. tho Pretext that snid proFe. Id
an Interior destination to one Of the belNgerenis.
We have deemed IL our duty to direct attention. 20
those extraordinary alterations Of the American bench!
Let % add however that fortunately, they are oniy
the dongs " inferior tribunal; dat the fce's'ot
which have examined have boon carried. On appeal
10 the Supreme Court ~ tie United States where Tor
tie reputation OF that ilus,rious tribunal u IS o. ue
hoped. they will be reversed. Should u prove on r
wise, and should TIC Supreme Court adopt the les Al
horesies OF Judge Bets end confirm bis in uitoas con-
demnalions IL viii become the auy Of all the MARITIME
powers 70 protect against such fragrant vio!aoa o
national nights.