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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
mir. G1odktonc's Hetnufkx on American
Ftuancca-NEur Preparations by Aus.

Ftuancca-FfAr Preparations By Aus.
trta and 1taty-Napnlevn'sP Policy.
NEW York, May 17.-1n The House Of Commons.
expenditure si sGo ss5.o19, and 'he revenue Il
s0 leasing .nspus y, -. s:;,:sn o. 5 ~ " NJ;
these wort: ~ u,nst confess that think the iuttc
OF America a. far finance II concerned will not
BE- "h '1A asy np
the American people. In a moderate Tune 1t would
be brought within very ans limits, md ma! even
within hc LIFETIME Of M Hefsons ,ons.n9 now LIVING Dc ei
BELIEVE paving ta1ee, sad the amount Of rcve-
nue Of Tie United state. l. not less. apprensnt,
sun ever r.ett ii my country ior ths pu1foses Of
4 central gosttumcct."
~. The Venice correspondent Of the PARIS PItr'e
s,sTs, "Arsuiu IL placing ner=cst IN s,ae OF com
'. Ectcncc in The quadri'ateeal. Troops mr. r.
and Lssnano. the military autaoli:ies
M, more especially IN the toetEesses ot
o7,e artillery Of VcFona coneis1. Of more
nhunhrea cannon IN battery. besides spare
Il the main points between Verona and Man
1U1 The AEstr1ans have erected rcdoubs and en-
ssunchments, which will be strongly nIled.
tzenched camp, wnt,c all the advantages Will be
o. the side Of The defence
Napoleon has made an exposition ct the poti.
German powers 10 The French Legislature, through
X. Youhc1, Mipistez Of stnt.- Ii Is tcrtc nnd De
caslVe, dcclarns pac,nc poc7. an honest neutral.
ify. and entire freedom OF ac;i,n for the Empire.
N1eiy,r the Emperor tays. Is tret to choose hez
own cou1e;'' but Italy. liz: Austria, mus. taxi
on herteli alone al the .l~k. and pertls Of Wal.
Tbe statement gave rise H. IN animated scene Il
he Corr. Leeissttf. n. Thlc1s and Jules Fayrs
expressing tnclr opinions,
kfw lonk. Nay 17.-fhe T71un.s Florence
Iisly, correspondent, April 3oth, opens bis lelte
thus: s.Wlnin fortnight wc shall BE- inso!vct
il var. The abandoned Fortress Of Cremons
beng fortified IN haste; the hect concentfated q
serve Il The ca.ee. OF 1884, IS and 'Sa- All II
otc,al ual.crs are the ltalis1 heart. The General
Ciald;n., La Narmota, fet1neaso ana Isaiu a.. as
pnfce for war and eu1l they try 10 fhltt the fcso!
t1hIliiy upon the Austrian ar7nsmenst IN iat
Napoleon1e IL lhe great w1te rullcf. ~ho drtt rnenc
Bifn1rk md now pushes Ii Mar1nofa. 70 t11t AL
fria rarnhi nra1d AYH
, 1866-05-18

NEw YonE. May 17.-The Commercially money
article says the clock market to be looking
again 10 condition ot aHHEess ana depression.
tInent weighs heavily upon the market Eere. not
il tic Wy Of p.oaue'nE any osnite @ appreciation
ditIon In countries with which nearly our whole
foreign coumc.cr la fEanfac1ed cannot fail to pro-
luce uneastness and disturbance to large Interests
on this side.
some snecu!ailye movement IN come of the uface1-
ancous stocks, especially IN Cumberland coa',
Which advanced 1hc under Clique operations, and
On i;auior> = h,ch c!osed at 11ac higher.
Tta railroad hit wna. upon the whole. dull. the
rrr1ailmr pispoeftiun beng to realize. Some con.
aloeIabIe lpls told Western aceo1nt. and some
large salee we're madein Michigan sQatae1n to clos
, 1866-05-18

Borrow; May 17:-Aboat 4.oao ae1ss Of wood
~ In tho 'osus OF Sandwich mud Monument. On.
dwelling house In Wet Sandwich was incude,i II
the detl1uction, End larse amount, Of cordes
At last accounts the cnnflacsatiou had stopped
spreading. There were heavy ralns in the Yicinit.
last uiehr,
, 1866-05-18

BANCoE, BE-. May l7.-1n the Soldiers and
political character wcro p h, cansiug 4
political debate, ,rhlcl was eh466y their being
referred TO the Committee on Resolutions.
drast Of constitution. 1t provides for pestla-
rcnt organization, and Tor having annual meetings
, 1866-05-18

Opening Of the Lebanon Rrauch Of the
Nashville Kas!roadt~
LOUISVILLE. Mar u.-The IAhsuon branch OF the
NaghyilIc Railroad WIS opened 70 stanford 10 day.
Our civ authpr11ies: Board OF Trade and large
number OF cIpzens Including 1dics, made the tour
10 stanford, where they we're epmptuously enses-
$,ir rr1
, 1866-05-18
ONE TICKET HOLDER IN EVERY TEN
R6CElvE1 i
VALUABLE GIFT.

LIST OF GIFTS:
tG,tt in Real Estste. eap.,zsiux AZ lot5
n Flock 10, Elnx,c'4 ADDITION to Chicago.
on Rush st.. beuE so1tao Il. valued It,. 0oo
20 Lots N BsHudts Addition to Chicago, 7xl-
ne1 aL.....-- 1tc0
LIS one-fourth ac1e Lots "a Wtu. B. Astos's
lst Addition 70 Hydc fs1k and Wood
Lawn. ynlued et....-..-..-.--....-.-..-.... 1900
/ Whole sectlon Of land IN Wbiteudo Co.,
H.. anovn u 8. q, 7. 19. r. =, Ealued 1t. laeoo
Total. .............................. xslno
Gift 10 observation-disclosures. -.-............. N.ooo
5 DO do each Sia,c0e.............. % 10
10 do do Zach s,cn...........,.. so,f 70
s do do each 7oo9........, l0pco
GIFT in Fenl Estate, cenaistirE OF Ex,N.
W.. .. 8, 7. 8. Il. u. pelrK miles we1t
Of Chicago vaiued at-......--... 10 30
GIFT N Real EstAte. corHAt1ng Of s. ". ~,
s.E. u. s. 81. 7. ta. H. 1. and s. W.H,N.
3 KS ., T. IT, H. !, In Juneau Co.. Wis.,
% Gif4sIu Fr.i r,r,,r n.;nc 81 ~: t,nc::
Addition 70 Chicago, each s1,ooe .;........ 5000
80 Gifts IN Pst o.. each yalu7d ii $780,. - saooo
100 gifts IN set1 Of PazloE FuErttuse eAeh $500
60 GIFTS In Gently Gold Watches, esch tx1.. 3oooo
70 Gtts In LAdses' Gold Watches. each 320.- "a go
10 Gfts IN sewing Machines. each sioo..-.... oco
900 Ghts In American Silver WAtches each - 6ooo
100 0lfts In Aueicsn Silver Wacheseaeh 10 % ooo
1oo Gtftsi Six Dress Patterns, each s6..... Is co
a3oo GIffs tn Silver I.te Baskets each &C.,. 80 go
Itao Gifts In Silver Plated Casters c7cs $780,. 1900
lcoe9 GEs to sets Of Silver Forks. eaeaa $3.... 40
1tc0 Gtfts in Gold Cl4sped Albums, each ....
10000 G[fa In LtcEaEy tooks esch 3t........-. e
IoeCo Gifts tn Cutlery, each S150-............ q 900
1otG0 Gifts in poc8e. Knives, each $2... o. 600
lo0oc GIFTS In Gilt Books each @t... 1000
10000 Gifts III Keceps Books each s1.... 11n0
1ali3 Gifts In articles worth from II 70 $7... Il noo
Total snonns OF 8i.ts...,........... s.eeo0o
The drawing will take place. after tho Concert os1
the ttase, where several thousanu persona can
witness it. committee will be appointed By tho a.
dlerce to supertntend the Ill purchasers md
agents will be supplied with correct Isis Of drawing ~
soon published. Parties holding Tickets wiH retain
them uc1l af&eT tho Drawing, and Il tkeir number sp
pers the list of dawn numbers, they will forward
their tickets Immediately, With fnn DIRECTION, a. "a
the Shipping OF Goods Moneys Tickets are f1 salc
at the principal aoteIa Book and Music Stores andaE
cur of!ee, ~ Madison STREET. Ptta Il each ssnt
by mall receipt Of price and stamp for rrtun post
age. GOOD AND REL1ADLE AGENTS WANTED
n everF City, Town mud Village La tho United ssates.
to whom g1eas Indictments are offered.
Special Terms or Club Rates.
Auy ratty procuring I club or aye er uore names
toF Tieketa forwarding the money fos The aa1ne
Will be allowed sba following cocnmsa1on. yix: wa
VIII fserd
, 1866-05-18

Tho Connecticut &enatof.Afp.
EEw HAVEN, to:E., 11ay 17.-1he election OF 3
UnIicd States Senator by tho Senate Of tbl. State,
In place Of Mr. Foster has been postponed for one
1..at.l.
, 1866-05-18

BosToy, Nay II The anniversary meetings
Of the National Baptist Home Missionary or.ani-
zat1on arr now being held IN this city, and will
continue several lay4,
, 1866-05-18

Republican Victory.
Wu11AMsrorr, pa., May 1.-THE Republicans
ezeeied Minor Jamea N. Wood Maror ycsterdaE. by
1s3 mainsity.
, 1866-05-18

their rost ONCE address. with Town. County a1d State
IN full. Money BY Dra1s, P. O. Order, K1pTs, OF IN
Registered Letters. may be sent ut our sist.
Address ali Communications to
Ill Madsourst., Chicsgo, III.
P. o. Drawer 3927.
r~1%- +-r-s-~-~- wz11 nur1se 70 The home OF the
Fsitptets, hcAgo, 3c>600- Thttd Wilt be 900
served from the person receiving the $4,000 Gift,
which will be donated the poor through the Young
aen't Christian Association, and from The rerson
ceirng the 10 ct0 Gilt will be reserved $3 &C., which
will be donated 70 the Soldiers Home, Chicago and
also from The persons receiving tho 31dnN Gi1s N
Grcecpacks will be reserved $500, making T. soe~
which will be donated to the different Orphan 4ABy-
i1ns In the City OF Chicago. perfect title will b.
slren 10 all Of the above Real Estate.
m1{b5E22t MwF Fuet
, 1866-05-18
CON NGKESS,

/
Progress in the House
ON the New Tax
| Bill.
Senate Bill Passed to Pro-
hibit the Transport
| alton Of NitEo-Gy.
| ceriHe.
| LETTER FROM LIT.
| GEN. GRANT.
He Urges a Reorganiz-
alton Of the Army.
FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS.
Prospects Of Var Between Aus
bia and Italy.
Gtadstone's Remarks on the
American Debt.
FROM TIE WEST INDIES.
Another Revolution in
San Domingo.
The Government Troops
Defeated.
AFFAIRS In JAMAICA.
| Storcks to be Confirmed
as Governor.
The Recent Massacre on the
Island.
Suicide Of GOV. Eyre's Chief
Executioner.
MEXICAN WAR NEWS.
PRESBYTERIAN CONVENTIONS
At St LOUIS.
F1ENIAN AFFAIRS.
Reported Defalcation Of a Pro-
n1inent Officer.
/: Interesting Financial Exhibit.
, 1866-05-18

the Flames,
TEoT, Nay IA largo itaulc tenement in West
Troy, on ned BY L. u. Collins, and occupied by
numhr. Of am!lles, was destroyed by fire early lhls
morning. Il child tso yearH old pezfshcd Ia the
ifarnee
, 1866-05-18
NEW SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN
ASSEMBLY.


Opening EIrrciHeh-Eleetlon OF DF"
Hopkins, OF AnpuFns y. - ~ HAooe.
ator-Ircaaufef's Aeport flesen.sa
ana steAe1feu-1Ao1ot'knn %''" N17
"aesA
Especial Despatch 10 Inc tnleaeo tt'oune'!
ss Loo!s' ala5 -
The New sehooi assembly me- a. M - .. .S;, H.; ~
Inc first f!espstsinn cnulea. ot.. as ~ ht.s.
opened with tho anthe@ 'diofY 10 zoo N "s Ag@
est. 1nFoeatlon oJ ~ .. y. o'p; r...,,,, % .t
~ auoufa, ~. - Co. ~
the Mountains" Pr1yet. sermon ps Ut. oaa"' vi
Rochester. New 1osk, nom ne teH1. *. o9ta nsa III:
1non sna, e nsaIa II fsnh5 r. sn,,i,n., rananon nf
1lfecNa - Gss" t -1r.n1 - 1 rWn.e .ecnmnItsheh
fte country Ano tnE Siol1ous ~ ~ ,nt
by prayer. y Ma n!ahs n ~ ~ xa,ifan ~ @as
and profound dtsoaff. Aitel tae eHg,ots LET st.
xcSs ne AassmS @ sosfa ;1ss 70 1s M ~ snnns at
- - ~ sIa < n.cioFEt -" -" ~
nsaoS ia re.rs,nr IN the eho;ce Of
Rev d. Hopkins Ar: bsl!eys 9! boom,nasond s3atead
~. afd M; nusn, q tn.i1,,. ~ rnnre.n,rr
temporary Gisrks. nema.ne 9as'ntfs couec'n'1s
rules ano oroest "as raa,,. md rs,r.
re aGt tesdinr 1Sf ~ the tadioc t.ommit,ce
, 1866-05-18
Nfm EnnfrttBRt1f1ttB.

eTC. II. sCRIvEN. Advertising Agent,
81 Dearborn street, IL authorized TO receive
Advertisements for the Trihune- and at1
sIbcr 1cndin1 pnpers throushous the United
Stntrs md Cnuadn.
A,fASONIC.-There will be Spe-
If1 clal Crnvocullon Of Washington Chapter No.
". PAuElEORU. 1I,.
, 1866-05-18

III Ak ET,ETEERE

4 ladg stopping In the city for few da5s, would
cIyp lessons to young !ah.es ia rev snd beautiful
1uethot Of making Wax Flowers.
~ Inquire after 3r. n. ct c.e3 State stfcet.
, 1866-05-18

OSAGE OJkANE:E-In splendid oEfez, best cue
year packed: lk0. f! Plenty Tin. 70 plaut get sue
luO, t7lo; Salfias. Gerantun., Dshlas, Gladlolns,
Carnations, SlncaE. Basket Plants. &c. New Csts
InEuf. Sc
, 1866-05-18

Any party procuring club OF I've or uore names
tor Iietsta, forwarding u the money fos The aas
Will be allowed The lollo1 wing commission. vix: wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
Markets-RsDorted by Teiegr1ph.

BUFFALO -Flour-EYtra State o. 90 Western and
Canada White sl26t4 Wheat inactive aud nominal at
about o. go for No. Milwaukee Spring Corn dull at bte Tor
No l. Oats dull Barley. OIL for Canada Rye Soc Whisky
nominal Pork-sales sl 80 Lard 22ic Canal Freights To
York-wheat iic Corn lc Oats 7c TO Albany heat
lOsc Oats SIC Corn by rail to Albany l0c Receipts
g bbs Flour 81 $50 bush. Wheat $4,000 bush Corn ~
bush Oats. Canal EIports330 bbs Flour 80 lO0 Dush
Wheat. lyo. 335 bush. Corn 1901 bush. Oats
OswEGO. MAY l.-Flour unchanged. with good demand
sales Of hbs Wheat dull and lowers sales OF ZOO bush
No. Milwaukee Club at 81 9j and 5000 bush do on private
Corn quiet. Other grains nominal fieights 9uiI'
Lake nports23 bush Wheat 80 600 bush Corn tana
expors-l9o 900 BUSH Wheat 1900 bush Corn, 1850 BUSH
Peas. ~.
AIDASY. May r7.-Flour firm. wheat-no sales. Oats
Chicago and State Corn lower sales OF 2OO bush
New Chicago 75d76c Woosaes Of 10000 n at 1Od 55e
for Medium and Fine Fleece and Od60c for Supreme and
Extra Plled. Shipped by tows-4IoOO bush Corn 2oVVO
CINCINNATI May l7.-Flour nominal Wheat 2Oc lower
Provisions lower Mess Pork. $50 3d. Lard unchanged
Whisky dull; soles al 81 % 10 bond. Gold, 1921.
TOLEDO May I7.-Flour quiet. Wheat dull sales OF New
dull and shade lower sales 5sic No. Mixed Oats
dull and dropping. Rye-sales at 75c for No. l. Lake
Freights dull and nominal. . . ,
CHICAGO NAV i7-Flour dull and declined Is d2je the de-
mand entirely for local trade Wheat opened paneky at
decline OF I0c with sales at 81 S. subsequently raing to
81 62asI g. and closing unsettled at 81 62ds OF Corn
steady f dole and closing az outside price, oats steedy
at 3li d32ic. Highwines nominal Freigats steady Re
ceipt-9 900 bbs Flour - 900 bush. Wheat l2eOO0 BUSH
Corn bush Oats Shipments-6000 bbs Flour l5OO1
busn Wheat 2g3 600 bush. Corn. ?6 600 bush Oats,
MILWAUKEE May l7.-Four dull Wheat steady al ~ or
Oats doll and declined ld2c. Recepts-2O0 bbs Flour
$4,000 bush Wheat TO- 900 bush Oats Shipments-4OO bbs
Flour. l3 900 bush. Wheat
Flour Wheat firm. but unchanged Corn better at DC q
roc unchanged Pork Bacon and Whisky unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
VIRGINIA.
The Unconditional Uaien State Cenventisn-
Speeches by the Hon. J. VI. Bolts and the
Hon. H. Maynard.


WASHINGTON Thursday May Il, 1866.
The Union State Convention of Virginia met at Alex
andria to-day There large attendance Of delegates
among them John Minor Bolts who said he did not know
whether he was member not and if he was, he was
one sel-consttuted for he from Culpepper where
there were Union men, but they had held meeting He
did not know TO be fact but he believed that be was
The only in the county who was not ashamed OF beng
seen at Union meeting lie had come in. however, 20
make their number more and would leave II to the
Convention say whether be should be considered
member or not
The Chairman stated that necessary for some
90 yOuc for Mr. BOts he knew that he had faithfully
served in McDanies negro jail he would indorse him,
especially he had understood that he had performed his
duties faithfully.
Mr. Mckenzie said there was trouble in regard to
Mr. Bots but it other persons he inquirng alter
dele gate from Frederick County stated that the Union
voters there numbered about 60 and that recently about
Ij0 Northern men had settled in the county.
Mr. Clements of Portsmouth spoke OF the late election
IN that city, when the dsloya persons forced the judges
of elections close the polls, and he stated that tho
Unons could poll about 40 votes against 800 votes by
the Rebels.
The Committee on Permanent Organization reported
the following list Of officers:
Hon. John Minor Bolts, President; Messrs Lewis Nc
Keuze Burnham Wardell and W. A. Gray, Vice Presl-
dents; and W. j. Cowing, A. NJ. Crane and G. h. GIL
mer, Secretaries.
The report adopted
The delegates from Frederick brought with them small
flag on which was inscribed, "Six hundred and fifty
non of Frederick send greeting to the brethren
in convection assembled"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
Obitu 0Fy.

At his late residence, No. lB West Fory-hfth-st. IN
this city hours Of 10 and O'clock the morning th-
18th inst, Philip Hsnoa st tie advanced age Of ~
years
Dr. OHnon was native Of the County Of Limerick irsant
whence euigrsted with bis family the Fall Of the year 1850 t.
this city remained aud continued the av and
practice his profession unit, about week before his death In
his relations with his fellow through life DR. isnioa
tanned an unblem,hd he time possessed wide
spread political influence throughout his native county and anhans'
bly, exercised support the advocates aud champions Hb,e
principles equal rights for all He highly esteemed by Dani'
OCoune and the private well pubic friend Of William
Smith OBsu whose successive elections the British Psansut
County Limerick DR. Hsnon msiny an
securing Wherever whenever his assistance needed was
always ready pecuniay well otherwise and always employees
the support and promotion Of t cause Of liberty and human Tee
dam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
Baptist Missionnry ApBiversery.

BosToH. Thursday. May II, 1890
The anniversary meetings Of the National baptist Home
Missionary Organization being held in this city
and will continue several days Among the distinguished
men participating in the proceedings President Barnas
Sears of Brown University, President Anderson Of
Rochester University, the Rev Galusha Anderson
of St. Louis, President Gregory OF Michigan,
President Read. of Illinois, and President Champlin
of Waerville College, the Rev. Dr. Cummings of New
Hampshire, the Rev. DR.. Armitage OF Newly ORR, the
of Philadelphia the Rev. c. j. Goodspeed of Chicago,
HOatio G. Jones esq. of philadelphia, the Rev. samuel
Morse of Lewsburg, Pa, the Rev g. u Crane OF Hart
ford Senator Harris Of NewYoTk, the Rev. Dr. kncad
for 40 years Missionary in Bunab the Rev. Wheaton
Smith Of Philadelphia, and the Rev. Dr. HiScox OF New
York.
The proceedings today opened with brief address
from President Anderson. The Executive Committee re-
port that 600 have been appropriated for the oeemen
during the year. and IS white and 10 eoored aboreTs
with 81 assistants have been employed among them. The
organization has 265 missionaries Of whom 1872
appointments. Their field Of labor has spread 81
States During the year, 80 churches have been organized
and II meeting houses erected The total receipts OF the
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18

Semmes-down in Dixie they call him Admiral y"
Semmes-was elected Judge of Probate of Mobile
County, Ala. on the 9TH inst, by unanimous vote
The other candidate withdrew sin consideration of
the gallant services of Semmes during the war" Was
there no other vacant Office in Alabama that this
rover Of the seas must be made guardian Of widows
and orphans, and set to adudeate questions Of prop
erty under dead mems wills We suppose he will
look for presidents to the decisions Of that Court
which held its sessions in the cabin of the Alabama
by the light of burning ships on the horizon, and
awarded to the judge who delivered its august DEGREES
The proceeds Of its COMBINATIONS. Who would not
be willing to die for the sake of having his estate ad
minisered on By Judge Semmes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
FROM THE sOUTH.wEsr.
Opening of a Fair-Mexioan and Honduras
Adxice.-E Gov. AiIsn,. Kemains.

NEW ORLEANS. Thursday, May II. 1866.
The Mechanics and Agricultural Fair for the Mississippi
Valley opens Nov 90 Exhibitions solicited from the
whole country. large amount of money has been raised
and the grounds are to be hand omey adorned.
The Empress Carlotta loft Mexico for Cuernayaca on
the LIST inst.
Smiths plan for draining the valley of Mexico has been
accepted and decree issued.
The Imperias,s have reoccuped the Pacific coast and
the Empire" is unusually quiet.
British Honduras advices 10 the 10th inst have been
received The colony was healthy ndprospeous. Drain
ing and agricultural Improvements on large scale were
progressing.
Louisanians propose TO bring back ex-Gov. Aliens re-
mains from Mexico.
CottOn-saes, 2,7OObacs Today's receipts l95. Low
Middlng, 30 3c.; Middling 36a3o. Gold l3Dl. Stcr-
ling Az Francs 1861. New-York Bank Checks &C. pre-
MUM Freights on Cotton to New-York &c. To Liver
pool idsd. To Hayro lie. $500.
Brownsville adyices state that EScobcdo with 1000
advance on Monterey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18

The rum.seeking roughs who went from this CITY 70
Hoboken last Sunday in quest Of toddy behaved so
outrageousy there that the citizens protest against
their return next Sunday and the Messrs. Steven'es
talk of stopping their ferry boats that day Where
upon, The Daily Nens says:
IT., Ers Iop provoking great deal Of mis,i anu
ike all sumpuary enactments will probably soon yu W ~
sccumnlang evidences OF its unpopnafity a9
eff the Sunday travel into Wechester couu DC =,
here reason 10 suppose thatthe Commissioners anu
toe trainers the bill would cease 70 De 50 estaes.
sndeavor 10 drive Sunday liquor aic out OF tDis ol
We have no doubt that the people OF Westminster
County. like those of New-Jersey, will seek legal
protection from the Sunday influx of tipping rowdes
to which they are subjected But they Will seek
this By shutting their Own grogshopS on that day
not By forcing ours open: Yet The Nsrs says:
Unless the metropolis be shut out on Sundays from al IN
rcouse with the adjoining country and like bel guered
rtv Condemned to insulation the natural craving Of ITS IN
habtarts for their accustomed holiday indulgence " hno
vent s0mCcscrc
TIE Ne,rs will not tell its readers that this Sunday
Liquor Traffic is forbidden by the laws in Jersey and
IN Weschester County well as here, just as are the
riotng and knocking down which prevailed at Ho-
boken last Sunday. The premises Of The Necs require
il to insist that our Police shall lei the rOughs knock
down and drag out with impunity here, and so pre-
-lude their going to Jersey and playing their IAN
tastic tricks there. Why not speak right out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18

NJ Gladstone's speech on the English debt re-
sumes the argument Of Mr. j. S. Mill on the coal
opc, and refreshes it with another set of figures,
showing that at the annual rate of English coal con-
sumption, the total sum in 1O4 years from this time
would reach quantity nearly twice as great as the
practical resources Of the coal mines. which are in
.uded within 1000 feet below the surface. Long be-
core the exhaustion Of coal is approached, its prices
will tend upward, and as coal is now the great and
ready resource which gives to English manufacture
an important part Of its cheapness, it follows that
English manufacture and labor must suffer, and that
tbe latter will migrate to cheaper and larger coal
fields for better wages-say to America-which has
coal surface thirty-seven times that of England Any
new discovery or invention offuel would doubtless be
one of which other countries could take equal adyant
age with Great Britain The scientific position which
Mr. Gladstone takes for his financial argument Is for
tilted by the opinions of Sir John Herschel, Sir Rod
erick Murchison Sir William Armstrong, and by
Messrs. Hulmes g. Jevons. who have written books
upon the subject the conclusion of which Mr.. Stuart
Mill deems unsnswerable