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New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

,vx,n,, Anil la-Th being the most shs,euiou ponon
- =. S,ef Is concerned butchers complain OF an extremely upl
Iet somewhat prices bgg have suddenly
% 10 10 low 6gur retail 10 and II o &C. and Jerse
10th OF which operate against
~ ie cck trade intending Yesterday We ha
,srs or 96 hesd sold about Monday, nI ~ mIea Ssh'
Ss % "A c~t No steers at Isle TO make 50 10 o. owt
rpmher g2 to-day % at PoTtyeighthF 81 car ~ 'on
snJ osrs WeekAwken Prices weak SUD trade SLOW
% ia scarcely decline from Monday They are selling &c be
pa s.ss ~ ths dsv 20s Ohio wool sheep u 10 1
@ s 40 X m he o. ~ asa H. at &c. l Of lG 10 AZ sis I,t
S" ~ H.. 100 state 86{ ~ &c; 322 H. 90 10, thin 6fc; %
~. Iol n sc H. shesred Y u, sc eWt and car s'a'e
clipped Sc 10, 81 10 ,oa,o ,s..a ,s,r Ia
III with 20 cars live received this morning
has been started at the heep hnllhS n rory
SS and 2 fresh sold there to-day SS'a 3i" esehi
-. sarer lots of calves.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Guvrsrov Texas April 3COtOn queti Good OrInarv, BIC
r,se ps 203 bales; stock 1885 bales. .,. -
NV OKLRANs April la-Cotton quiet and weak; Meing 22d
% sses 7 bales cosstWse l2 bales
total 2 bales eIyo1tso Great Britain, 1900 Ass stock, 6 TO
bales
a; receipts bales e1po-to New Orleans 2J baes stock
C6j bales
SytSNAH April moderate demand hut prices have
dned Mdug 2c s 600 bales; receipts, 9l6 bales exports
coasyise. 6g5 bales. siock, 404l8 bales. -
CHAREsroS c. April l3Cotion quiet and unchanged Mddlg
2d2ie; se l bales receipts AZ balesi exports, coast"se 4
iss stock, 10 ga bales
BroS Apr l2-Coon dull and tending down; Middng 23ic
sses bales; cpt l9 balcs cOsstw l bae total l5j
bae stock 200 bales
steady and in fair demand Middlng,
bales; 81 bales oosHise, 3j balei total
rs bales erpOrts-c0astSse 63 haes stock SOC bales
NonYoE Aru l3COtton easier; Low Mdng, POI 022c sales,
50 bales: receipts, 646 bales stock, 1902 baleS
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feaal Noiires.

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY,
- PETER BERGRN JOHN MORRIS Trustees under the last
viii and trtsen of SIMON BERGEN deceased Plant Is against
JOHN HALL, CHARLES ~ HALL, ROBERT CUNSlNGIos, ana
KATIIRRINA ERNST DefendansSunnons-F Let Som n9'
,aneI1 To the ekndap JOHN HALL CHARLES N HALL ROB
KIT CUNNINGr0S, and KATHERINA ERNST You .re heso{
summoned and required the complaint In this eon whsh
viii ~ fle In the Cek Of the County Of kngs the
Of Brooklyn County OF knr ha,e o. rev
the said complaint on uo
SUBSCRIBER Mechanics Bank Buildings corner o. nop
eue and Coar, sail City Of Bookyn within "eny eAs 'e
he -eryoeo exclusive Of the DAY o saeh
said complaint within ne nme 'no
sa, s action viii apply the for the relief densnded In
The compant-Daei March 10 lb'1 SoIiN -
PnndI Atorne Montague and tourtse bfooAn
The oomUant ia this il the 20 day OF Maeh oo
t one. N The Clerk County 81 hus the coGfiou a 'uo
w a !. p.IS JOHN +. MnRRla PlAa.~' I-.--SH
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pFCFIpTS OF PRODUCE.

RireT, Iesssls, 0ad RdhTtN1GS
APRIL a bales Cotton q pkgS Ashes pkg Beeswst 3Sei
% ~, 24OeO hpsh Wheat $50 bush Corn, S6 BUSH Oats,
MsI 800 Barley 264 bush Beans coo bags Corn
~ rs plrs Refined Petroleum 6 bbs Pork 80 pkgs Beef l6s
he 80 Meas 27o kegs Lard 20 pigs Searn l2I
Pa Butter pigs tbeese 1ae2 bbs Eggs ls pkg TaSN 3
PIG Hmm s7 Hops, 43Z2 SIDES Leather 500 HOPS l03
~ foseo pigs Rice $50 pkgs Starch, lS bags Peanuts, ~
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l1roposals.
pROvIDENCE WATER w WORKS. ,(,lSRS

PROVIDENCE WATER WORKS.
IL NOTCH TO CONTRACTORS. .
Ptonoa will be received Office Of the Boari OF aef
Woolss BVng Cy Of rneyMses us
m Of TUESDAY the l2h day Of April 1870 for the
TIOS Of RESERVOIR soCKANOssET HILL IN ChANsfos.
r Reeyojr be work. Of nearly triangular FORM about
one housand long and eight hundred and LV iee vide e
base feet deep with inlet and outlet ehnos ana con
Meeting conduit -. -, - u.... =, ...
se, ami urposals obtsned said Conmisoners oce
HfSt$SSt SSSSs c.-.i.as.. x.,is
j. HBRBKRT sHEDD, Chief Engineer
Providence Feh -, 1870
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-s.A Ca, 4. srrer in dcmard si s6 sons6 70 y
~ : salahe az 81 20 90 - y hnshtL
TAIIOW-The market is steady see- 1i - ~. o'ts a,
waIsKY anner but quiet; sales zoe bb a. VI o'a"%i W.
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BrPFuO CATTLE N.RKRT-A,rI II

BUFFALO CATTLE MARKRT-Atril l3
The receipts Of cattle far have been 4OO hds fair supply
f market oIeue Yesterday fraction lower THAI last week
Io the feeling not good the market for BUYERS about
~ ods have changed hands, fair really good shipping cattle
s 90 ~ 250 SO 81 there really fine cattle IN the market
h sheep have arrived yet and the market has not opened the
ra - jJ0 sc 50 for poor 10 good .fk extra
usd higher figures The Hog market drm Sd 80 81 for ship
stock 80 Is for selected Butchers stfed hogs sell at 80 IS
80 The hight but the supply good for the
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Amnsements.

Amnsements.
OLYMPIC THEATER. e TER sur TWO
TIP fas2 GE9 M,rISHR Z ESXs on EAn1sf shTrRDu
Mr. FoI's great performance Of ,pr
must be withdrawn for an ss% sH',Esi{ VERSION or
MACBETH,
"neh Will DC p'0''''o on MONDAY the 18th inst,
WITH ENTIRELY NEW scENGRT, scENTr,,,vs Ann APPOINTMENTS
and with all the original Vocal Music, GRO nov
sFsFs INCURRED Two WEEKS in ADVANCE a, once
and at the Theater Ticket ofEce, IA Broadway
NEW-YORK CIRCUS,
~ Fourteenth ST.. opposite Academy of Music n..,..
L. D. A'S' THURSDAY EVENING April H.
BENEFIT OF
CAROLINE ROLAND.
WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY..
LAST LAST WEIR WEIR q q HE !HE eIsSSs
SECOND WEEK OF THE >,,,,,,,,r,,
nEHHi HsaHRs4 sAh2E!sh HsfS!ItR ESIaAsD'
THE HiE4Sa sfR SsS$p $aS$$b! SH$HHsH'
THE Eh0SSs SSs Sh5HHsJS SA HRsSASzR R'''
MOST ARTISTIC 4c' ciRcus cf TROUPE
IN THB WORLD.
Admission S Children s'i Reserved Seats T Be-
HIPPODROME PARlSlEN.
oOaosoGs GBhsT nFFSbazAlS HgsSSaaE fIs'rS FiosAsr
CORNER OF AfnptH fiThDhvs sISS AND sSi&TfFoURrHsr,
TWO pERronnfscss Is5 fsie HleH sfiiP DiT and o'clock
THE LARGEST CIRCUS SSD BEST COMPANY IN THE
Mr. PIERCE the Celebrated LTON PERFORMER will enter the
Den Of wild Lions at Zach Exhibition.
TIE sSGosp SsAsp aSoSg WILL Rz
NIBLO,s GARDEN.
IN and Managers ''''ARKErr FALMha
"00der'1' success IYDR II la THOMPSON TROUPE,
pppry Or TIN WfS KISs Sl 81 eGPsfT Tns GOLD MINES
ENTIRE NEW sGESERY 6osrgMEs SsvGI PROPERTIES MUSIC
ASR DapsnS MsSaASSnh MhriafE stfuRp,Y
skcoSB D6x G1Sih SHEkr fiN OPEN SIX T DAYS 3byASck
MATlNEs
Association HALL.
corner of Fourth siTraDAT Tt fa T'sT SFikRSoos April 10 1870
assisted BY the following MISS Ms''i HATTIE STAFFORD
Mr.. wifsiSM Nj isiss'i MSpE6oSALD. MfspEi65eoSS
MR. ISs R6w%sb gGRsbIsI HoSfxAS rsSfI
The Distinguished Pianist and Composer
Admission 81 No extra charge for seat. a nj R,,d,,,
M 8 's soRs sf3; 81 Ssi he
afternoon 1s performance ALEX BULL Business Manager
j. JAY WATSON, Agent
San FKANCISsC{0c Is csI,S MINsTREkS; II NEIsSsrrsr,
First xek Of ROLLIN HOWARD the great Bures9a Artist
BIRCH SwAMBOLD BERNARD and BACkUs.
BAN FRANCISCO MlNSTRELS.
NJ PlI FrNi GENUINE Hu,M0Rl LOVELY SCREAMS
NERMAN LIEDEBKRANZ.
GRIND CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THBGBRMAs HOSPITAL,
sTEINWAy HALL
SUNDAY EVENING, April ~ 1870, at 8 O'Clock.
Admission Tickets 81 Reserved Seats 81 extra be obtaaei
| At a. sehirners music store, 70l Broadway.
Programme hereafter
The gross receipts win be devoted to the German Hospital
| Fund
| VNHE BELMONT GALLERY
will be OPENED during TWO DAYS Of next week for the ben
Of . ......
| "THB sHELTERiEG ARMS"
Particulars At GOUPILs, 10 Rnh corner OF Twenty seoond 81
| CTEINWAY HALL, April 90 1870:
| ~ HENRI KOwALSkIS GRAND CONCLkT,
Mesans De Luan Clara Peril Messs sasaie Bartlett kaa
dolh wsraer Arnold Daohauer, AMI AnschuIs Orchestra
| boats Sssupa Of As HAIL. lsa. 7oi end ia vrpdvsf
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NEWPORT DAILY TRIBUNE


NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS of the CITY OF
BURLINGTON JOWA1he updengue Of Board
OF Commsoners appointed compromise and
prepared erhsnge New Bonds running years bearing
I cent Interest interest able
City Of KevYoi for Old Bonds and accrued par
aaee with arrangement made with bonholer
being issued Under th provisions Of the Enabling State
sanctioned by vote OF the osens their validity unquesone
ordinance having been adopted Council
sinking fund and tie payment Of interest he extinction
bonds and the prompt payment Of interest holders
Of Old Bonds and Coupons send them for exchange the under
signed the Flint National National Burlington
Iowa. who will mahs the exchange and the New without
expense TO the holderA WIN. BELL, Mayor,
Of Burun
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THURSDAY, APRIL ID, 1870.

U,HIRD-AVE. SAVINGS BANK,
IL COR THIRDAyB AND TwBSTY-SIxTHSr.
SIX CBNT interest allowed all si 10 5000
All money deposited before the April will draw interest
from the Ist Of April
BANK OPEN Daily from 10 to m and MONDAY, Wed
nesiay and Saturday evenings from s. oe
SPENCER X GREEN President
WV. b. BIBBrSs. Secretary.
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TIM ALBANY AND suseuEBASsA RAILROAD CosrASr,
- TRRAsuRKRs 0ryIoE ALBANY April s, 1870.
A IL q MEEIING of the ROARN QE DIREC


TORS Of tbe ALBANY AND susQUBHANNA RAILROAD COM
PANi, held April s. 1910, the following WI adopted:
Rore1 That the books the 18th
day Of April, at O'Clock D. m
RESOLVED Tha, the transfer hooks recpene the 18th day Of Apl
nei the National Bank Of Commerce in the City Of EevYo which
IN accordance with the Of the Delaware and Huson
Canal Company hereby appointed By TO until further
notice. The sole for tie transfer Of the stock Of this Company
and sner date
Rsso That the outstanding floating Indebtedness Of this
company shall be Naudaed realized
assets OF the Company hand the the lease this road to the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
outstanding ind ebteness eahy among
record on the closing OF the ansfer April IS 1870.
Resord That the Secretary he directed resolutions
copy thereof 10 each shareholder.
hereby certify the from the minutes
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NATIONAL rRcsr COMPANY OF CRY Nrw YORK,
,,on,o., go BROADWAY. April II, 1870 J .
80 annual Meeting Of tbe soehhcers Of MS Company r the Flee
pe end o r The election Thee Inspectors Of Election the
suing year VII he held the Office Of the Company on TUESDAY April
%, 1910 Pol open from II m. until p M
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hereby certify the above be tue extract from the minutes
W. l.. N. PHELPS, Secretary.

INDIANA STATE STOCK.-NOtice is hereby
given to holders Of Indiana Five Per Cent Certificates o State stock
July next redeem said Certificates in full the order Of their
setaon at the Office OF the Agent q York
CITY Holders sock who desire
required notify the Agent or
next By order the Board Of Sinking
indianapolis April g. 1870. J. G. BURNETT Secretary
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OFYCE ~ CHICAGO ALTON RAILROAD C0sAsf
No. u Pns-s., NeN.l0 March ls.l -,
EHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD FIRST
v MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS-Sotoe Is hereby gwen
si have h designated by o - Bonds numbered ~
2s IO a. B 23 2.5 ~ 5s8 3ls p l46 $50 49l 3O 2fI,
IL ~ l5o $50 10 and ls u ~ 90 each for raeinpuoi
oTdng i q he morgsg interest thereon vi" cess
J. io The ready them with rSt 80 TAI
y j. TILDRN. No. u Wslst.. n. Y
l.. u MEYEk No. Il Nssstu-si., n T.
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Gituatious fOante6--females

A GERMAN LADY of good education and
IA respectable connections wants SITUATION Ladies' Com
charge OF children No objection 10 go
tho country with family The comfort: Of home more o.
references Apply By etter addressed
NJ S. 2 o. SewYok personally q, the Book Store No.
AL Broadway, N Y.
AN AMERICAN woman, with no nonsense
IA about her wishes position Of H0UsEKEBPER In small Dam
y objections the country References GIVEN and hbCbt' 3D.
Address MARGARET COLLINS Station q, City
A SITUATION WANTED by a German Girl
do general cook washer, ami roner Ciy
reference Apply at No Rrstst corner Bowey
WANTED, by an English lady, aged 30, an
w engagement GOvERNESS children; shs
Is good Address Miss H. A. PosOmce Lancaster Peun
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OFFICE oR CHICAGO NORTH W K.rxRN RAILWAY Co, I
50 WALLrsr., NEw-YoRK. April O. 1870. !
OROPOSALS For RBONDS.-WINONA AMI

ST. PETER RAILROAD COMPANY The Company
socec Of rs fs Mortgage and $64oo Of s Second Mortgage
per Bonds which authorized
extension Of It's line Of wncna
the Stste OF Minnesota ll8 miles Of which already operation
pleted and equipped
Company wholly owned by and operated
Chicago and Western Railway Company and these bonds beside
beng special and ample mortgage security the property
way Company by authority Of the State of Wisconsin.
The bonds OF mile the
and mile respectively bearing
interest at cent ayable annually In NewYothe
First Mortgage interest ls January and July and the Second Mort
gage ls MAY and November
SEALED Proposals will received MONDAY April 25 1910 al
by the Treasurer A. L. PRITCHARD
addressed the Office of the Chicago and North Railway
50 at New York where further information will be
Bidders in naming their rate viii please take notice that these bonds
will be awarded fat, to wit:
The Fs Mortgage Bond will have the Coupon which will mature
tue May ]. 1870
Successful bidders win be notified Immediately before April o.
and the bonds will be delivered and payment required this oce
before m. Saturday the a6th Of April 1870.
The Company the right reject bids not considered for its
interest in offering this 6rsclas security
A. L. PRITCHARD,
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AIsASY SUsQuHHANNA tALhoADCpr{
TFTATREKs OyITCE, ALBAs1, Apnl .. 1910
A j a MEETING of the BOARD Of DlhES-
~ aGeptel: 80. . - 4, -, o..
KsiSd Tt ths Rtoholes this Compsny be requested 70
te ST tle ofce u the COMPANY n Size Cy Of Aut! p" s ~
81 AH 'J 70 tty Tie le8se u ue properly OF '~u ''""' ~
ie.saae aud IuSs0A Canal Con IAny. - a.. -.
~ ~ ~ W. l. H. PHELPS. sesssssdI
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Chances for Bnsiress Glen.

EOR SALE-The LEASE and FURNITURE
of one Of HOTELS slwys full to Its capacity
P;pest q723l
LNOR SALE-First- class Family Grocery Store;
over YEAR doing from Sl25 900
sIcc per snnum cash Address O. r. Boz 4461 Poohce
WANTED a PARTY to join the Advertiser
w In starting BUSINESS which he thoroughly understands; bust
ness highly resgeca and pleasant; profits very large for In
vested; perfectly about 81 900 capital required Any gentle
nan meaning business can address GOOD PATH Tribune Once
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90 lflannfarinrers.

vI,HE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING. COM
PANY invite attention Manufacturers to their VaerfoSer
AT The town of PAsc NewJeey tide water four iuis below
Paterson h, miles Nssrk adjoining the e kairoad
H0boken and jersey City and eleven nom e
City Hall They have head and fall OF tsnttS4 e
bh tide River and reservoir OF three nuhori
acres The Mil Sites large arranged that each one hss the
benefit head and tail The supply OF water
not only abundant permanent The property situated or
paygabe midst large population while ITS pro1miy 70
Of plank
renders the advantageous location for nsnn
featuring country On the premises and
brick Mil 4I0o four stories high Machine Shop and foundr
immediate occupation Application can De naoe 10 o. '"
TORREY, % yesey ST., New-lors.
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Amusemenfs.

WALLACE. -
bSoE dSEs sR sAtsS5S rs N SEsTzs
Carriage. be ordered :. lS , Tss gss' ''cs ct '
Vi. be presented TON aPIa Sss ss1s sSAHDr
rs S:ss :s j. % II. t's r. s =.
sls J. I. e. s s-s.. ss. v 20. Z .. S' % c
TisSsSJ u w4HEGz wiEass5s H. Gig sEsDRssT saE
9as Sh y sssSs SlHasR u II
ACT ;v%,T aGS oT sTEsiSE TS q cEyH ASSEr
All A'''''' III TR Ruins OF raE Old Assss
MODERN AND T, oNE sTSTSfS g.
COMEDIES
w ,-... ISE Tns ERsT yIaT, TIME In SOME YEARS
WILL SAEE ,s4{E5a; ms sE1FFT1RAScE. s;4FSES
APRIL STghpfi isTa aT HsEr aAs'snsr PAsr osK
RobetsoO' Military Drama .oups,
will be presented on the occasion
EXTRA NOTICE. ,crs
MATINEE M sATgRDAT ,spsa5 SPaIs S AT T %e s
SsSa that Rossrsoa' Mih'.S XIX: bans,
viii be given as sbove
WALLACK's THEATER.
,.,,. ON wEpsssDAY; APRIL se,s,,.,o. ,,u ..s.
place the afIf sRSsfiT Sif f oF T MRS sRpLEY BROWN
whose accident BY burning caused her much ps 40
number Of public f,'o'e' 6a'e ysgnseSss s9 e ,s'.
TIEo. Moss eHas sSIgyrI TnEATIkidH.
WILLIAM H0LSroN, FRED 9: MAEDsa.
TAsss TIos ESKGR NORRIS J "a dSsPAhb S MssDBR
BOOTHS THEATER,
ID Twenty third St, between Fifth aud sirtb sses
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
EDWIN BOOTH,
Who VIII appear on tis ,,,,,,o.
sclArDR asLsoTrE-
in tPff Fix li.I1i IASr Sss'ilS5 81 IToSsg SSg
MACBETH MATINEE On SATURDAY a oSs
MR. JOHN s. CLARKE
Seat. secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE st the Bo. osse e u.
Co, III Broadway .- - -
BOOTHS THEATER
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
cqNGPy CONF, s,gEEAs2 ssA,9s
conuuscss Ha sSsBsf ssHss slsF GsAesS asnn Il, 1871.
MAJOR w1aI wEILisGr6S sg 81 pE BOOTS,
MAJOR WEI INGTON DB BOOTS
In the Comedy three acts e er By Stirring SSyne fro" A' pI
h'sil x vii %iDoS Ss'if HrST% f1'4''
ES$BEEs Eo$BEEs
DRAINS o, that namo~boh plays viii be Nth spes
attention 10 detail
~ Boz Sheet open.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-PATTI IN OPERA.
n PATTI EASTER OPERATlC FESTIVAL.
Mr. saosch happy that In compliance WIN ne
general the OF the opera and Us
nusicoyi1g portion the that be has succeeded in iHdas
MISS CARL0rTA PATTI
10 appear In Mosarts grand Opera - -
THE MAGIC FLUTE.
are being perfected aud that immortal ml'erwor
superbly mounted, will be pnodneed On , ., 80,
fT EASTER TUESDAY APRIL 10, 1910,
when Miss Patti will the role Of the
.,,,o,.s ,v . mo.t brlispt eas, and
0rr powerful chorus aud complete orchestra ,,.,.
MONS THEODORE RITTER
Of will Saturday n'a aP't ~ 's7 "
Office Of Academy Of Music.
ACADFMY OF MISIC.
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Gituations Uante6-- males.
6elp Uanteo.

AN AMERICAN or German GIRL WANTED
N for short time do GENERAL HOUsBWORk for family oil
three; ref erenees required. Address r. P Tribune Once
CHOE- -FITTING.- G.-WANTED-Six tirst-class
- OPERATORS Shoe work. at H. TASKERS 6l "arrenst cor
College place.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
11riniirts.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.-
w LITHoGRAPHIC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS ami Label
MANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
he0oins Carbs, &r.

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Full
IA on-st-wBDDING CARDS and FINE sTAIIoNEhi' tsta1
lshei 1851
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-11
FROM SACRAMENTO.

SACRAMENTO. July 9.-Another cargo
Of about four hundred Chinamenpassed
through the city this morning bound
for Georgia, where Koopmansclamp
will hire them ont to do plantation
work.
There arrived OH the train from the
East, to-day, a Japanese Prince, an
Ambassador Extraordinary Of some
kind, accompanied by his suite. They
arrived In New York some few weeks
ago from Japan via Europe, and one
Of the highest attendants being taken
sick, he was ordered TO this coast for
his health. They were not q brilliant
looking set. The Pdnce speaks eX-
cellent English.
Several opinions OF the Superior
Court were filed to-day. The most in-
tercsting to the public generally. Is the
case Of the People ". II ~JoSselyn, OF
which the following entry was made
IN the Clerks office: Opinion modi-
fed, and the judgment heretofore an
nounced, will stand Is the Judgment
of the Court. Remittitur ordered TO
issue forthwith. Opinion rendered by
Justice Crockett with the concurrence
of Rhodes, Chief Justice Sprague and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-11
FROM o ANGELES.

Los ANGELES, July 9.-Exceedingly
fine specimens Of cocoons are exhibited
here. Shipments of samples will be
made direct to France. The silk In
terests have materially advanced this
year.
Ex-Governor DOwney and Hon.
A.. J. King have joined to Good Tem-
plars. ,
Large shipments of native wines and
brandfes are being made.
The olive crop Of Southern Caliior-
MIA, from all accounts, will be the best
ever known.
Congressional action, In refusing to
grant an appropriation for the Inn
provement Of the harbor OF. San Pedro.
excites universal regret.
A new ledge Is reported 10 be found
In the Soledad District, thirty feet
wide, called the Sullivan. The rock
shows free gold.
Horizons Grand Hotel, at San Diego,
Is rapidly approaching completion.
A mar named Johnson, missing
from the vicinity of Julian City for
two weeks, was found In Boulder
Gulch, Coleman District, shot through
the head. There is no clue to the
murderer. Robbery Is supposed to
have been the incentive.
Reports from the Julian District
gold mines are favorable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-11
THE cHrNAMEN IN MAssAoHu.
9RTT4

Excitement and ill-feeling continues
to grow in Massachusetts, In regard to
the Importation o Chlnese shoemakers.
Several of the labor organizations of
that State are preparing to unite for
political action, and form a party with
q single idea-the expulsion of China
men. Several large meetings have re-
Gently been held, and some Of the
speakers threatened violence to the
Celestials. The cutlery against the
Chinese is only the continuation Of
that opposition which new forms of
labor have ever met. When labor
saving machinery began to be intro
duced, riot and bloodshed ensued, con-
tinued for a long time, and the new
modes came into use only after a sharp
contest. So in this country, when the
Irish began to migrate, loud and bitter
were the imprecations INDUCED in, In
creased in intensity when the Teuton
began to show his face with the Celt.
The world still stands; labor has not
been swamped in ruin, and most mag
nilcent results have been attained by
the sinewy and brawny rims of the
foreigners. They are assimilating and
agglutinizing rapidly with the native
population, aud bread has not been
taken from labor, as was anticipated,
but rather has been increased. So, too,
the dusky slave, If free, was to COM
ps.o with white labor, drag it down to
poverty, and possibly starvation. The
slave is a free man, but the feared cat
aclysm has not happened. With Celt,
Teuton and African, wages have in
creased, and, on the whole, labor has
improved its condition. SO we appre-
bend it will be with John Chinaman.
The threats of force and bloodshed,
and of invoking Federal legislation,
are ridiculous fermeuts, which those
making them will be ashamed Of ten
years hence. In this country 1t Is too
late to inaugurate e~xclusiveness, and
set up race, or any merely adventitious
circumstance as a bar to settlement or
labor. The genius of our Government
is cosmopolitan, and beckons brain and
muscle from the wide world. He who
fights the genius is IN aristocrat or n
demagogue, and in the end must 60 to
the wall,