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, 1870-03-28
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Den,., o1 ON E.enped L.,nntic-Na,u,
NEW YORK

7 ETFrApftE t,uClo,a
xxv Yorx. 9Th saNS nTrnnrn,-
of vrvnnent ctisens was heIl ;.s: c,'a,raE n,r:stE
~ 80 o1txaa h, Foi,n1 o sWa1 .', M4 nlr,s
the sannrm NJ secf1rtsn srhm,it r,!5 1uon.5 LOT
:, Wa nnrst,e on., Loaaisttes Of
fh.. ~ ttint. IN HFn.sI., eranIS. s'. - nat4
ti.,M 80 p.-ess pa.,shar - ~ cn -. w !ieF-
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III T, - ti,s eu. ,,, y s u, E'aa, Ion Nhl
! n.~;.d - ,stttver a,tdnrss-e 'etaNets~ ee e1-
| ,,.... :, 1850 e VI W - t1snnlt1loS-
| DEPUTY Collector koep Wa%M1nghi Hr ta-s,y on
Af"tit y! ndoAas fu'Ptts' otIoI4 su1se Httaftrl,
~ me nltstt staIcs ConfH Jc'ase blaitht1rl is-
csaea tae h''ta states hlI e'Wer % fe1nre
| me sase 1Fpm the ssa..' Courts II: Sheriff a1-
Aafshals custods, and be gase bali IN 1lo,oHa
NEW CsE FOR A!iskA
!nt Erefia1 ~. eultos1a1Is a5sea tGsmng AiaAka
Into penal COLONY.
ACCIDENT ~ HR GREELET.
last evening, at the corner II seyenteets street
turtfl bis ett ankle severely. He u expected to be
TIE ELECTION SW1SpkERS
District Attorney AprTts to-day moye, for tudc
mrnt 1rnn The persons cons1cfd Ut election ifauis
in NrHklsu- Their rounse1 moved for mitigation
LII next Thursday.
CENTRAL rAC1Flc AID SAN JOSH RAILROAD
A rrport IL teirgr3phe.l rum san Francisco that
the Central Pacific RAILROAD Company have prf-
chased ,h+ San lose Railroad The facts are. that
the read has been bought hy BeveraI cap1t;liista
suuat VI NA1ul UT lutHt1Itu WIKI tlle AtnIA
raclnc The prize ratt Is - a50,e and the fr3t
payment Of $5o0,0 Is to be made on Inc lst OF
April
DECLINES TO RknrCE RAtI-
Commissioner Ossh,rne has declined to refuce
the bail o. VOL 4 MAY, importers, charged win
klnuEEANE " ah lAlntns! Caatstctcl- ..
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST HISS 1ESStSsEs ci-AF1iX.
James b!1e. SnlcaRn e!1fer, mas rftftsei q
Eel!lct OF w s.o ~ rue Msslne lnnt aSanst Mhsl
Isnnesses Clattn, n siit ns1itut.zi en juds-
Enent reAdeset IL tas sapes1"s Ceass u Ch!cso N
lso'-
Rki.1AsE " ~'fE.'f HA4LEt sk!Ekhf2@-
AA otue. " ~ leteisea sn-'as at tne itStnEk At
t9.ne5 o,,tce, ituh the Scfeta5 oi tne tfeasniJ,
9HECuHK tne ,ttsase W ue llui'ei3 y t'ttuoh,
rfi,oNs Snsl sttzta tWo nobtns asn "
@ f@pttee1ut naHs. IL - atieiss.sl 1Ne ptopest! Oh
spAA ray VI ftasl stsefls II Alsu re!ea*s1.
skNf IN Thk GRAND iCRv. -.-.
LIE liz tass ~ ilnsase e 1. taskr, Whoesale n11oE
Mtaief. tHHlRcn Win revenue 11.1uus. Waa stns 70
the grand Jury
FIRE .-.-- 80
Ing ntF al ~: - hoHefS: Ast evening. occac
ssnutsl ioss u S1-,oSo u Alhntstoo Co, anu
othe3s insured
, 1870-03-28


NEW 1UKK, March 2G.-The allylces Der Steamer
Alaska, sEuM Guatemala, state that The revolution
i."veE, an the chiefs o the rebellion captured or
kts.t.
:, There was slight earthquake al Salvador, On
the 9TH inst
Thr guEloas Nyack, Of the Dasieu expedition.
rttely. damage rU GEe uf her 1nasts, auts had 10
s~ sent 10 valparaiso fur repairs, The Rtsaca has
TEir conspiracy against the government was
I!s'keA uF at Panama by the arrest of half dozen
Ishnns, no ~rrr subsequently Felea4esl IN taking
the uaih Of allegiance
York u the tsthtuus, has lcen found xdulterateL
Rith grtase.
The Goyerumen, Of Ecuador is to demand salts
fastsou Of the United statea ssE violation Of the
Laws Of nations, in that the gunboAs Sssck has
tttn 1aalinr Typographical surveys and maps Of
lh4' tialiI 2ces lsa1'is-
Tntr- i. no doubt the Senate Of Eogota will con-
Tr1n the treaty with The Epted States fur the con-
st'ucilcn OF the par7en Canal
ChlItta atfrlces stSte that one QEelIo Antonio
procla!tnttl himself King Ut Araneana and Pata-
ctnia, and dtIed The Chi1ian Government. He i.
Prt ne hman, and has ungTatt1teti himself with
the Indians Of those Territories. Chilli wonld send
tVt"ps to squeich him, and trouble L. ant,cipattd
as Tie Indians will aihe1e to the new p1etender
New loRK, Aalyh 7d.-The naval surveying par
y q the Dhf1en Canal Expedition, with Captain
ss!trdEe, Of the Siratc, left AsriuWa on the 2lsl
Of February. With forty natives, 10 cut their way
Through the woods fru1n point 170 miles east ol
Asiahwan- Tley were three iays cntting then
way N the heAiWattIs OF river which
|, was Known led to The rarine
ocean. They returned to their ship over the same
other route in The urlehborhuot Of the same rrer
lae naftEt Indians were not hostile; on the con
lat they tt!uce'! extreme simliitf. This induced
khtN {" rtt1re with their wNInen aud chlidfeu
hunger. 1hrn they came and asked permission Ia
catch CraNt5h fer food,
, 1870-03-28

1BE CncA1o ARr JoCgSAL for March con-
tsins readabae sketches Of two OF our home
artists, Ford and Werner; two more chapters
Of tic story, Autobiography Of N American
Artist :" AT Correspondence from Boston, Lon
don, md ST. Louis Art Notes Of uAtters II
home and abroad. and IN interesting letter
from Berlin. by 31rs- Kata y. Doggett, copied
from the Womdn's Journal The reading
matter Of the Journal is quito interesting hut
the NUMEROUS miniature wood-cut eopies OF
paintings By cur home artists arc rather dis
fgutcnent th1a otherwise. They realize DO
ideAs Of the originals, md, considered IN IN
+ artistic sense, are quite unworthy Of considers
ton.
The ens..vines IN the current number OF
| EvEAY SATURDAY arc: ''Courying on tha
euth Dewns,~ llrezJ spirited eketeh BY Hr-
, 1870-03-28
OMAHA.
Arrival Of Ten-Ftre-Weng

Special Dr4psteh to The chicae1 Tri!rne
nXAHA, March e6-Twelye eat-loads Of tea, CON,
signed to Sew York, ca1ur tn from San Fsauci.eo
t-iar, and were transferred 10 the Chicago /
Northwestern Railroad Immediately. This roal L
funEtrF special tram With them thr,ugh 10 Chi.
csrn in thirty hours- The tea left San Francisco
last Shtur1laT.
4 frame residence opposite Bspxnelt Hall was
destroyed hy IRE this afternoon Epsa taa00; ill.,
suttt Tor 1860 The neEhtnsinc buildings uri the
eas; wfse much damaged, but fully coveIrd by IN.
4urancr.
The weather continues very pleasant and warm,
, 1870-03-28
WASHINGTON ON.
u
National Roard Of Trade Commit
tee In Washington.
Contested Election Case Of
Egglestou vs. Strader.
Cuban Bonds--E1posure Of a
SWindle.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Special Despatch ta The Chicago Tribune

Special Despatch To The Chicago Tribune.
Special Despatch IA The Chicago Tribune
NATIONAL BOARD Of Trade coAx1T1KE
WAsMSG1oS. March 8s-The Committee Of
the National Doard OF Trade, which lately
held q session In Baltimore, has sens
committee to expose guch sections Of the bill for
the transportation Of imported goods tn bond 70
the West, IS In practice will delay goods after
they reach the Eastern ports. This u the pr1nct-
pal business Of the committee. though the matter
Of the Louisville Canal will receive considerable
attention
Contested ctsK
The Sub-Committce on Elections, toEhzatn9 OF
Cessna anI Hale, Republicans, and Randall, Demo-
crat, finished the consideration Of the testimony
and a1Euments IN tho case Of E8gieseou r.
Strauer, aud unanimously decided IN favor Of
Straies. The report Will probably be made to the
House In the course Of ten dsys, and be sustained
BY that bo1y.
ccBAS BOND sWI+p1N~
The Investigation now going On under Generat
Butler, took very Interesting turn to-day, The
inquiry into the premature publication OF the golt
conspiracy evidence was dropped, and he pushed
ont to see what he cou1d lnd touching the use In
this city lAieiy Of Cuban bonds Deweese, late
Congressman from North Caroltns, caught IN the
cadet nve.tt9ationt was one of the principal Wit
nesacs, and 1t ts understood that
he gave some important testimony
touching transactions In this sort Of stock One
or two Of tho correspondents were also Examined,
Mr. BROOKS, fotine1!y q correspondent, frankly
sisted what had been long known, that he had
worked here for the Cubana, writing pamphlets
aud newspaper articles, and advocating their
Cause as m attorney. ue sail he ha1i taKeu bis
pay Ii bonds because the Junts had NO money.
Whether he implicated anybody elsu u not known.
A SENSATION.
Thnrn of
, 1870-03-28
PERSONAL

= C5fus ". Field Is reported worth 81, 100000
"A joan Morgan monument Is talked Of In ken-
lucky. ...-..
line 1IfEisn Sultan Buhcfa from toothsche To
suca an extent tnAt LIE ts almost unheatahlt.
"oioae! Oa5ton, EenerM shermAns Military
haa Resigned, to take charge Of the large
es'Ate le!t os MS 1nthef tn Cincinnati.
.ciptlea nan WHO dases TO marty Anna Dick
[; ;insoa. ............. ..--.
-,otne ~" ao1ke! ms moftlneti The bald Bis
'toa4 ~ tequeeeae luck OF MS matt.
-Ne" asA, y. d., n enjoying q itch scandal n the
s.oiNAArot VI hNah hose "!th Inc wives oI Mr.
Ao' - ~" M LLOYD 1ae t8o berta'ed husbands
NJ ~ pnssu'L ...... .........
-iwo uephe~s OF Joha bright died On February
h'uss"'u' 'Analca- 1nes were on ther way
~ -,sl'uH Oh ous took !euo# ieFcf a. ST Ihomas
-falci'e-Nosa, nj. ana Asa Howard Paa1,
Lo1sa, the Flofsheea pateman and daughter, and
-, -, auu 1A os@''es " slaans' a1c Solng 70 Europe
sn' euulst'
.sMpes AsAsoes' snos seseiaa Wilt noars hu1tnx
nuutue e2cu1alon neaF Naples, recently, AMI the
neAt aat seu1 oue oi tnen u khe captain aud on
es1s VI tae american HlgaEe Sabine, Which Has
'nen III posI .
-lhc handsomest JounE BoJtr IN ST Peters
oasE efSss INT haiae of Connt hrattamay
1eKsky+
Prince Napoleon 10 getting fat In consequence
OF his extraordinary fondness for sweet wnes. He
u said 10 drink evcJ day from three to four bot
Tics Of sweet Iuscat Lunel
The King Of Bavaria wrote m autograph letter
to IT. Doet1ngef on the doctors birthday, 10 con-
E18tulate him upou his resistance ~ the tnfa1ll-
hllty dogma, and to ptge him TO cQptiaue brayely
the Eight he hAs heguu.
1t Is reported that Collector Bailey, Khc has 50
suddenly disappeared, wrote letter to friend,
saying to him La substance as follows: "Speat oi
me III the papers with The same feelings OF fos-
Dcarance md kindness that you would feel II you
we're following my funeral"
The Mor,launt case WEE before Lord Pcnzance,
| IN chambers, In London, March g. Both parties 70
the sut consented that further proceedings should
be staye and 1t wa4 aGEeed that the question u to
whether the fact found by tho Jury shas Lady Net,
dsunt WAS insane when the citation wAs served, de-
barn her husband from his remedy aho1ld bc argued
before the full court nc1, term.
| -Mrx Howard, who wxs committed to custody
, 1870-03-28
CINCINNATI.
Democratic City Conscntion-Thc
Dayton Observation-Disclosures Aid
Asked For


Dayton ..LcdReF's-iknlroad Aid
Asked For.
C,Se1SSA11, March 96-The Democratic CITY
Convention assembled this morning at Arbcttst
Nall, aud nominated The following officers: Cle1t
u the Polite Court, LaIktn McHuKh; Street Con-
missioner, Theodore Chambers; Trustee of the
Wase. w..xs. H. + bowman; nttestot OF tac
t,oi,: Is those sdopied BY the Republican Conveu-
ton. faye1tnG tat extension OF the CITY tcts, were
nttoptet with considerable opposition
jhhn ], poran, late u the Cincinnati Eaquiyer
ha. nC,cAase.f the Interest Of EalaadIghain aud
Juut-p Dwyr. in the uayton L<!geT, anu viii ~
camv she ieaang sd!toE t u he LATER papss.
naitt,e to1,aY. consisting Of ". j. F1rsy, J. T.
Sen. WIN Asnel!, ". L. npptncott, and Lataer
Parker Ia pTyce.tl 10 Columbus On Tuesday u
urrr ths passage Of tht hlll now penllnx 70 allow
cutntits. v,t- In ceEta9u cases, 10 ad In the COR
The Directors Ct the Boani Of Trsde today
aIcpte lopg frrnrs IN favor, with slight Enodtt-
caft,ns Of ,hc rFopnse7! charter Of the Cincinnati
md a'ha1lsnu "a Railroad ~ Con1rtsa
The Sherman I'LL was refeIye'1 to tAe CpIuutttees
m Law a1,i K1llrcads, to a*certAn what chsnees.
If aut are needed TO enable Trustees tu act unurr
EFDEtStGES.
, 1870-03-28
Iowa LeEixlAxure.

DEs AotSEa, Aarch e6-Ihe SENATE xBs not In
sesson to-day. The HorsE had forenoon st,s-
son The Senate bill permitting the woEktnR of
prisoners on the Streets, etc, was pissed: also.
rHn OF THREE other bills of minor iupoHAlce also
hll requiring that notes giren for patent nights
shA1 have the fact written on their eace. The Cap
ttol Investigating Committee sent the House Fer
geant-at-ATtns to Council Bluffs for the Mt. uen-
~ who, It is CHARGED. TIED to buy votes for The
Capital bill His testuauy Is IN tAt co1:sadtcttoH
70 ttat Of 4aTpck.
, 1870-03-28
KANSAS CITY.
Fatal T1tAtn ke-.Goli

EpsdA1 Despatch to The Chcaxs Trhune.
hASsAs CrTf, No. March ea.--IIaumond Ollyer,
clerk IN the EMPLOY Of II. II. Morgan L Co,
wholesale druggist, In Delaware street. hy mistake
drank glass OF aeettc acid, instead OF brandy.
lie died tn short time He was mhrTieJt, and
1eares one child. The inqucs, returned verdict
OF accidental death.
The Republican convention NET to-day aud
nom1nated r. o. Taylor fot Mxtor.
, 1870-03-28
tNTSCE[L.dNE0TS,

's,yljsh New York etrls wear fans made in the
fo,n, nf reyo,yers and t,acrrrs
a,s5np MIR IN Sorfn1t IA ,he o,hcr a.r
an,cr,,,, nm con,1-r -rnono drr,np ,,,r.s and er,e
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~ ssN- 49, ".s M -
- =. sns $500 ~. ~ 1850 Ae 'o1A' ""'o'
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lAant" ~ Eo'aanoatat St" nainpAnte' uott1H sNe
~lhIe1- ID n" aooas taat aauo1 auE1e w"
suuA e'es ssn1!-tatsc oi'.ea VI upn, w "a'eu
@1c hu''R We so,voo aooAA iue uooAs ase oat1eu
.nos''! WIN 1c'.As, u" souennS "'1n SauA
Inc tess os ooe na!uns LOT 1als sl4t5-tasee hlles
OF 'tso4 aoat s!sI Sen "lnsef Lacs mean
~ 'neieae e"e nooAs " 1o,u0. ", ..
"a o1aexssniHA tesaaah9tn N ~thiaa3as1a#n, es*e-
20 teuhss' &c" io'k' "hl'e .anos'nS nnoes ata7-
, 1870-03-28
FRANCE,

PARIS, March 7f-The P1hcQrcur General male
his arxHnrnt In the court Ut Tours to-day. lie
npeued With an energetic denuuciariou Ut The p.,-
httcai party 70 whlrh Victor Npls belonged. lie
M2'le trt1juent reference to The Harx<iAal.<.
StatlE al1 evidence Of prosecution wa5
set aside .y the rrocureur, who, however, de-
lnantlt the condemnation Ut the Prince, because
r. snoring nas not done 10 self defence; The
AHjput1cr&.
lcruux and Dtman.e, counsel Tor the defence,
both denounced the HarAelL1l~. The Court meets
to- o-uio11uw, when verdict Il expected,
, 1870-03-28
KEOKUK

The Iktotcrs--The Military Portion
Skrdnddlt.-Tbose I'm Jntl Relrn..
cd on PronatkinE to Ro 10 Work.
No Further Trouble ApprchendeJ
Special Despatch 70 The CLica&o Tribune.
= KEoHTH, Iowa, MarGh 2d-Coatra+5 to genesa
expectation, no deprctatinns were committed H..
the not4ra on THE government works Last night
the military portion Ut the rioters hasinE 4Ietla
died ac1u4s the r1rer, where they remained al
night Thosc WIN werr confined 10 jstl here wert
released to-.tay, on binding themselves 70 com
nlcncs work Monday on the contraetozs terms
Two ~ thp rioters are yet in irons, In the Fur.
Madison jail, to ansrcr a charge nf assault witt
intenf to Kill II l. understood that the majority
tors, looking to peaceful settlement Of the tpu
bic. Oil the lattrrs' teI1ns \ number Of them
however, still hold ont, and threaten trouble. NJ
arprehenstoua Of serious difficulties are entertained
now,
, 1870-03-28
FORTY.FIRST CONGRESS,

SENATE
WAsHINGToS, Ma1rh e6-The Senate was not III
session.
HOUSE
The day WAS devoted 10 ,t+t,ate
Sreerh.H wen. male bs MI. Hay against the
Protective system and In favur Of large rtrturs1
Of lmEort tfu1ies and internal taxation; hy Mt.
STRICKLAND, In advocacy Of The protection Of
lumber and copper; by Mr. BIRD, IN savnr
Of advancing the farming interests, u TIT. hest
means Of ,itsnrin1 the prospcrit! of the Whole
community: BY Mr. HILL, in favor Of protecting
American industry: by MessrA Ht'nnE1T,
WlTClIER. anu DOSLEf, in behalf Of the pru-
tectiye sy yste!u.
At4h o'clock the House adjourned.
, 1870-03-28
ST. PAUL


Democratic Nominations. - Divorce.
sE-cial Dvrp.teh to The Chieaeo Tribune.
ST. PAt1, March eG-The Democratic City Con-
rrnton, this afternoon, nominated WIN f..e fur
atasort Inhn ". Reach fur Comptroller, Tins.
Howard for City Justice, 2. g Curtis fur CIty sur
resar, auh Michael Eesch fur City Treasurer. Thc
can,ltt!ates for Alderman arc: First Wari, ".
H. tirant: seco1l Ward, Michael Cummings
Third Ward, Frank brewer: fourth Ward. II D.,
Farrell: Fifth Ward, .Alplpnsn Martin
The District Court, to-lay, erauttl q divorce to
Mary H. Tuil, frum {. P. ii. Tul an Old cltlkesl,
fur neglect and truei treatment
, 1870-03-28

C1xyK1lSD, o. Marrh sk.-.An employee Of a
railroad COMPANY, uamcd Robert Couch, and :
faYu!er, nanrtt Robert Noon, were tnstantl1 Killed
an! trflh!y marTied ~ locomotive, laat night.
IN this ctr.. They stepped from one track 10 AZ
Other u avoid = passing freight train The night
being eett dark. the engine was NOT observed
, 1870-03-28
1.HE NORTHWEST.

nr. i. H. Beldier, OF Adrian. Mich, Is credited
with The intention Of erecting $4,000 axe fac
tory Al Peoria, III.
THE fas1per7 Of Central and Southern Illinois
hare commenced tneit spring p!owing.
--one hun,1rti and sixteen converts have r.
Gently been added to the Methodist Church In Pa
ducn. Mclean County.
Within the last thrte months seronty childFenH
cot!tns have been sold by one undertaken IN Naros,
Asrnn County, mostly for children who have died
Of scarlet fever. MofpA probably has moi more
than LOCO Inhabitants
The Plnc&neyvile Bdan<r Of the essh instant
nys:
.'Tne new survey tor tho BeNev1ne Southern
Illinois K3llEpa4l, rid SpArtA, WAS completed To
rs h neat IN 9 = @ 1an II, "s qa 10 70, sn 9qn na
1uutc,-through Grand Cote PIxir1e. In 1Act, We
have reA<on u believe THAI the contract u already
nsoasis @ III Il W New ~ Athens md m pnQao!n TIC cnss-
nccrs have essasltsncd their hesdqcaste1s At pu-
Quein. - n.,
trnm Taloaroa % this placc has petn saresel
during the pAstWeek, with the FteH Of finding the
best ruute and TO ascertain The cos. Of constrtc-
u1ct- The ot1lccrs ot the rnAl hare commenced
taking the EfRhs-of-NAy for ths ruad, and eycsy,
thing Il tarsraMe for the speedy commencement
dent OF ,hc road, MI u. c. Barf,cs, vii, aoon have
thc road fton, 1amasoa to !1nckncysi!ie under
contract, and IN tart the whole line, II caes'el
| will hurry up hc1 subscription"
| Tho new central city elevator At Peoria, ownct
ly Do'hins 4 Co., Is aisout completed. and Will b
Euhnlrg a. soon switch track Is put down from
the Toledo, Peora h Nar.aw Railroad The build
Ing is e by ~ feet IN size and About 70 fees high
The total capacity OF The warehouse for storaGc /
aisut p, Coo bushels The cost Of the clcvato. i
asnuf $4,000, or nearly $4,000 including th
| Sr~pnd.
l IOWA
| Mis- Ally Bird ts new ally Of the woman au
fraee pa1ty 10 Iowa. She Ia said TO be very gvo
public apeAtcf.
The keokuk Co's City Of March Is says;
"Dcspitc hi4 determined and laeonlc letter I
Judge Grant, Of Davenport, TREASURER 1tobcH
concluded 70 70 on with the levy 10 par on III
! fei.road bond Judgment He w7pte Nj. ii. sD
lfuweu, attorney fof the plaiat,nh, letter u
npuucinE htt puI, pso 70 do this Ia tha4letse1
estd, X nn1unR Previous delay, ?ou mnst
aWare that am placed IN 10 veft pleasant pos
tjul in THU rntsttE, and that, Ut the best II will q
tsil tpon ue- coaaldernhle c1pcnse and Naubi
i'd, i Win to act in accordance with tar adsi<
of 1n,mIcry OF Tie board whl arr influential Il
her nc not now, and viii not be IN time, COZ
, 1870-03-28

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE says the tar1n "is a sers-
oNs !n}ufy 20 The hnsiness oi The wooilen manufac
ture " tn this country. TIE TR1BCsE also insists
that the tal4f ratses the price Of Ill articles upon
Which alty Is imposes aud that this Is :" fraud
10th these propositions cannot he true. law
which raises the price Of a manufactured article,
thus enabling the maker to sell for better price
possibility, damage both buyer oad sellef. Fr.e w
traders are In a .amentale state Of argumcntatlyc
1rat1tntton when they talk such nonsense as this.
other Of its propositions and stick 10 It. Since the
Satyr found blowing hot aud cold with the same
mcutl ltsatng Speculation, the bAalness has never
proved Fc1nuneratave.-Ibnftact tAirh+} Gazfst<.
Supporting that the tariff raises the price
Of woo1len cloth TO Per cent. Supposing
TINT, at the samo time, it raises the prices
Of sixty or seventy articles which enter into
the manufacture OF woollen cloth from 10
to 100 per cent l1ay it not happen then
that SO law which raises the price Of o
manufactured mticle, thus enabling the
maker TO Sell for better price than be
could otherwise obtain, " may damage both
buyer and seller? But this is not ali.
When tho cost Of woolcn cloth is advanced
50 per cent, the ability Of consumers to buy
ii il leneenoa mort than 50 per cent The
number of people who can buy IN article
at 50 is always three OF four times AZ greas
as tho number who can buy the same Arti.
Gle at $3.50. So the manufacturer loses in
two ways, first by the increased cost of his
materials, and second by the diminished
number of his customers.
It is not much to the point, but We nev~
erthelcss remark that the POOR fellow who
warmed his fngesa and cooled his broth by
blowing with The same mouth, Was wiser in
his day md generation than the editor of
the poutiac G;Azfft.