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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

"WEDNESDAY July INO heeyes have arrived MONDAY tn
few lots left Monday night have all been sold
SHRE-Arriv to-day l64 al COmmunipsw and at Forty
eghh-st have 10 ears reported for Communpaw
and course will be stock elsewhere Very few fat sheep
amoug today receipts but there Of the meane kind sold
10 Good sheep retain the rates OF MOnday-606c with
extras higher hut thin stock lower and increasingly hard sell
lambs 2 and sold down 10 8d9c for
Al ST. Hume Elliott sold in small pedng lots all
sheep IL head 10 &c; 6 TO- 7c 70 lambs AZ b. loo
o o. 10, lOio, and 81 OF 81 400 10 at lie.
Kirby sold poor ID State sheep do 80 h. Sc - Of u
N ste 10 Of leo H. Gle State anhes 81 b al lO 20 Of ~
No. 9l and p Of 80 H. at tote Also Of calves q Of so h. al
5i and p Of 5YDl72 b. with few milk calves 10 d. at O
sold fat Ducess County IN " lambs O. 10, al
l2ic Of O. 10, 13c; 80 calves l6Odl76 n. at lie
III Communipaw Bells sold 54 hard "a 10 Ohio frames at DC
81 thin g. sheep sc 81 Of 7 H. 5c and * Of 70 H. at &C.
Kse Co. sold Ohio sheep Il TO- SIC az jersey lambs 53 h
40 Of 81 n, l04c and u 6l 10, at 24e
fSwSE-Arnyals to-day l5289 at Communpaw at Fodeth
and WeehaWken For have reported 10
Commuupaw In view Of light receipts Yesterday q 300 sud TO-DAY
with the re prices advanced TO lie for dressed
The feeling NJ a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.
uTfDnpLAN MADTETS

LONDON July 1911 80 Consols opened at m for both money
securities aud higher United states
RyeTwenty 1862 1862 old So 1867 8 Ten Fores 3d.
Stocks and hgher Enc Railway shares l7l Illinois Cena
ll2. Atlantic and Great Western, D.
LIVERPOOL, July 3llJ) m-COon opened fnneT hidng Up
lands 9.d dgsd Mdlng Orleans ga G9d Corn, 81 quarter
for European
LosDoS, July 13-Calcutta Lnsecd heavy at G. id62i6
BREMEN july l2-Petroenm opened fat
LlSDoS July l3-iO m-Conul 9 for both money and the
cunt and higher; init St Five
Twenty bonds g., ssi; 65 old 8gl l6i 81 Te2For
Ra shares III H.
LIVERPOOL l3-l3O mCoiton STEADY. Pork quiet and
steady. Lard quiet snds steady Talow, "a cwt
LONDON July l34 mCOnO closed at 80 for money and me
American securities steady Fverweuty bonds 1892 i
1865 500; 1861 89l Ten-Fore 81. Stocks firm Erie Railway
shares Illinois Ceniris 2i Atlantic and Great Western n
Pans July l3The Bourse closed declining Reue 7O tOc
LvRRPOOI July 1850 m-CottOn closed tmei Mding Up
lands ed Mding Orleans Sd; the sales OF le day have been
including bales speculation and export Bresdsuhs
quiet Turpentne, 29 $500
LONDoS July 1850 mLnseed Oil firm Spirits Of Petroleum
quiet
July 3Coon opens 6ner: Tres oriinare the spot
ia francs p cSt Low Middlng, ahoat, ll3 francs.
ANTWERP, July l3.-Peroeum opened quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NETWORK. Wednesday, July 10, 1870.

NEwYoRK. Wednesday, July Is, 1870
The market still remains rather tame. In
East Twenty -fourthst few business horses were sold
from H. s. Chamberlins stables and brought from s2o
70 s25 also small lot OF French horses sold for $50 to
500 All these horses were bought for city use
The stables No. 1O5 East Twenty ourth-st, formerly
kent by VIM A. Sanders & Son, have passed into the
hands of James FELTON, for many years Of the Fthave
Hotel and Twenty -frst-st. Livery Stables He intends
making speciality OF fine stock and viii In rev days
notify the public of his new arrangements.
We admired to-day pair Of stylish grays driven Dy
the owner, Mr. NJ. s. Curry which, 1t Is really pity nave
not yet gone to swell the throng OF elegant horses at
our fashionable watering places.
We also took stroll through some or the uptown st-
bles and at VIM. Mackn's in West Forty -frsts were
shown fine looking trOtter, years Old l52 blgh Ken
tucky bred sired by MambranO Chief, Will show G55:
This horse owned by the proprietor Of the Fleetwood
park Club House. No. 1,4 Broadway At Mr. Hanlitons
stables in West Thirty rs-st, pair OF bay carriage
horses 1G hands high bought for 81 800 by gentle
man from Philadelphia. ,,,,. ,,,...
An auction sale took place at Barker Hamlln Clty
Auction Stables OF Thirty nnt-st ana BiOad"dy
The horses sold as follows
A orar mare. 7 old, Is! high, for S2I2 o.
A bay MARI years old, Isl high, for $40
A gray horse, 5 years old, l5i high, for @ZU1
A 5ay horse Is high. for $25 , -.
The remainder OF the horses, DeS cheap "orA oScS'
brought from SIS TO 500 apiece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Norh Riper. peSstts, ana hair0adS ,,,oo
july 81 O8 bales Cotton "a pkgs Ashes pkg BeesyaN l5529
bbls Flour bush Wheat 5000 bush Com 200 bush Oats
Barley 64 bush Beans 1872 bush Peas 1888 bbs Spirits
Tupentine Rosn bb Pork IS pkg Cut Meats u kegs
Lard 7 pkg stearn $40 Fgs Butter 9 Pkgs Cheese St sss
9l8 Oh Cake n bills Copper 5I9 Copper blJ hbs
WHISKY APO bales Wool 70 bales Hops 1908 sides Leather lk Hides
595 bids Tobacco 1883 pkgA Tobacco, 80 bags Peanuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14

~ For the safe and advantageous investment of
July interest and dividends, the CONNECTICUT AIR
LINE BONDS present unusually attractive features
which will commend them TO all classes OF investors
The road is completed to Niddletown. The re-
manning unfinished portion is more than half done.
Full particulars furnished by
HATCH & FoOTE, No. II Wall-st
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,

o,y,cy No is5 BROADWAY, Szw.foRK July H. 1870
M a, mi. COMPANY this day declared sEhIASNU-
- TyInvSn FIVE PER CENT payable demand They have
a. RESOLVED a. authorized by recent act Of the Legislature to in
N. Capital STOCK by distribution among the Stockholders Of
~ 900 in new stock being the rate OF oSh shAre Tor every Fooh
''''e' WIS 1' IN. WASHBURs. SECRETARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14
Go Manufacturers.


PAsY invite attention Of Manufacturers to ther
Of PAssse hewJerse on tide SAtsL % I'm P.sd
p.son ami eight miles New ark adjoining the e IA
and within ten miles II Hoboken and Jersey CITY and eleven IN, a.
III, Hal New York They have head and ia OF
bh ude with the whole Passeic River and s,o OF n - M
acre.. The Mil Sites large aud 50 arranged VA. ~ -
head and tail The sappy o
h not on, but permanent The prorh so,iaity
n.,gsbls midst Of large population Ne ~ Nv ra
be CIV NeSYork Communicating WIN hy 49, fs
road BY water renders The most ,nd sabsaot.
,.c,n,irg N The counry prcIniss new F,,.ry
brick Mil stories high msnine ono .ir 10 81
ali N adv for immediate oeoapaton APphea1"" 49,
ToRRkY, Vosoy e., Ser-fofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.
Price. 95 and Accrued Interest.

Price 81 and AccrUed Interest.
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, on finished road Issue re-
stricted by law, and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds a most desirable investment. The
road is now about to open its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within
wear to Eufaula Its finances in excellent condi-
ton and it has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings
We recommend these bonds as cheap and we'll
secured investment.
GEORGE OPDYKE g. Co., 25 Nassau-st.
~ We are still Offering limited quantity OF the
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
FIF-TY-YEAR SINKING FUND BONDS principal and IN
ferest pavable in gold at 90 and accrued interest
These Bonds are free of Government tax, Coupon OF
Registered and are convertible at the option OF the
holder. into stock of the Company at par The pres
ent advanced condition and large earnings OF the
road warrant MS in unhesitatingly recommending
these Bonds to investors i'll every respect an I'LL
doubted security.
HENRY CIEws & Co., No. 81 Wall-st'
-. We desire TO recommend TO our customers the
First Mortgage Bonds of the Central Railroad OF
Iowa thoroughly safe as well profitable invest
inent. Pamphlets with full information furnished
on application &c. . 20
Cor. Wall and Nassau-sts', N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14
UTLEY & D0UGHERTV,
No. II WnIl-st., New-fork.
WE OFFER FOR SALE
100000
Evansville, Henderson, and Nashville
Railroad Of Kentucky 1St Mortgage
RondS,

de IN 1897 bearing per per payable on The
LAT DAYS d January and july al the Bank Of America Newiork
The line Of this extends from Henderson the Ohio River to the
State line Of Tennessee passing through the coal fields Of Western Ken
lucky aud forming important connections With Chicago Nashville the
soutb and East Srtv-hree completed at cost q 52~oo
raised almost entirely from stock subscriptions leaving only 7three
miles 10 be built Of twenty miles graded and under
contract The first only Of al the property and franchises
Of m COMPANY for One Dollars payable above The pro-
ceeds will he applied by Edgar Thomson esq o fh
da the Trustee Company, finish the work. for which pHr
~ with be other resources they amply sufficient The
net earnings Of quite large and by the middle OF June
the coal fields will reached which will increase them materially There
j. No reasonable doubt that local traffic Of this Road added
o. it, connections win make II abndany remuneratve to the
stockholders Of this Loan have already been negotiated ini
the remainder will sold for the present al ~ and accrued interest,"
at which rate they constitute ana desirable investment
Rn1ther nnticnlars will be furnished application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14
Chances for Business Msn.

A FORTUNE TO BE MADE.-The subScri-
~ Der confident by weed theory that be tell where OIL
can be found depth before while the veil
digging Wants PARTNER TO End put down veil and
willing 10 put land well located capital Any
nenaon or Information desired will be yenW rchee Pelrck
County virginia CHARLES COLFELf.
1 ANDLORD WANTED for a SUMMER HO-
hlTEL-The and capital required Address
HOTEL OWNER Box 852 Worcester, Mss
DARTNER WANTED-A rare chance is Of
fered CAPITAL and business capacity 10 enter into co
n,rrerhp in an established prosperous jobng and manc urs
Hardware house in this CITY. For paticalars, address
MANHATTAN Tribune Ohce, Hes-iort.
DARTIES DESIRING safe aud lucrative
Investment Of unempoei capital and their services hear
Of an unusual opportunity full estimates by applying the under
.gped nly those meaning apply this humug
'"e 10y r. e. ROBERTS & Co, IS Wahst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14

PR0VIsIoNS-Pot Is dali and lower closing nominal S2e 80
each snd regular for Mess sales job o 200 bills s29 6i Cor
Mess and S2 70 for City do for future delivery 500 bb Mess At
s2s 80 seller Assns' Beef dull and unchanged 50 bb a.
Beef s nominal Beef Hams firm
but quiet small sales Of Smoked Hams steady small
sales Of CITY Long Clear l5 Dressed a2c
CITY LAM dull and weak but no. freely offered sales rs bills and va
al lo for No 5 blc for City and l6d6ic for fair 70 prime
Steam for future delivery l6lc Is asked and bids drawn
BrrR The demand good all the better grse with fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14
Gelp mantro.

DOOK AGENTS WANTED.-We want active
Agents In every township sell and popular book IBN
YEARS IN WALL STREET. Just the book for the ue-rac nI
s smnsiug and instructive filed With illustrations, uung portraits
ofVander Drew Fish IT, and others and ndorsd e Csae Dos
Whittier The 1ndependent and host OF oshs rs
tngushe men influential papers Of the most neu D I
ant Agents selling from 10 TO 40 DAY. l5o 500 IN
49, rosts yen send for circulars WORfHlNGfON DUSTIN
Co Hartford Conn d. DENISON 25 Broadway New lorh
yHTANTED-An American young man III
w GROCERY STORE, well acquainted With the business @
% aud can hing good from bis lst employer
~" Apply 2ss BleeekersL between Eighth aDi Nnihases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14

II
Commissioners Of the Sinking Pund Of the City Of feu-Yorh.
mat to the ProvGH Of an Act entitled AZ A .SnSr
and the Of New
passed April "a 1870 they will SCI, at public auction in the Governors
m to the highest bidder for the right privilege and franchise
20 son'us operate by animal and use railroad With single
avenues route routes the City Of New fort VA Commencing
thence through and along One and with double
aek to Manhasn thence through and aiong Aanhns, with
double ael TO One hundred hnht thence through and
og one hundred anitW enJ hh Hib double uss, 70 We East
OF Harlem RIVER also from Onehunded and twenty thence
through and along the Third With double r. % the Harlem
de ehs with double track TO the Harlem Rivers also
henee noer through and along the Tenth with double tTaef
TO the terminus Of said Tuhv together with the
ton OF the said railroad the said streets avenues route routes
said road 10 be completed within from the OF said
@ except upon and along m ana upon aad Along saH
from Onehundre Such sale will he conducted
The ordinary OF sales At suction aud the person or corporation
VINO s oner 70 pay into the city Treasury the st sum Of noh ior
tuh right privilege franchise shall receive from said Comm toners
cehe that he they are entitled to such grant and are az
thorel to construct operate and use e e IN accordance WIN me
provisions Of he said such certificate to he nel on the payment
within ten days into the city treasury Of The amount The BID snd Of se
execution OF bond the Mayor Aldermen and Comon. Of the
City Of HevYork hundred and fry thousand doars
two good and sufficient suees be approved by the Comptroller
sh c conditioned bat the person or corporation RECEIVING ueh Ger
thcAte shall finish and complete said road and equip the
with the requisite Of and horses except along Tenth
aforesaid bat should he they be restrained prevented by
legal aud constructing the time for
winch they shall he deemed taken be
the time within which the TO be completed But TIE Conms
one Of Sinking Authorized and the right 10 reject
any bid in their judgment for the interest Of the city that ,y
should do franchise for sale copy Of the set 81
Legislature under which this sale be made be procured
the Finance Deparmsut-Dated New. York, June !, 1870
A. OAKBN HALL Mayor
EIC1ARD b. CONNOLLY Comptroller.
JOHN j BRADLEY. Chamberlain
JOHN X. HACkETT, Recorder
JOHN MOORE Chairman Finance COMMITTEE,
NICHOLAS HGUGHroN Chairman Finance
nmiffp of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14
6ituations manteo--femalfs

EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
piled No. Bowling green, being greenhorns selected ron me
latest arrivals Of English Scotch S~oles Danes aD Germans
FAMILIES supplied with good German and En-
ish servants by MYERS 800 BoWey between lsi and s
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
~ AM trustxor,hy constantly TO be found At F Mrs LOWE
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tflarble ano Slate Alantels.

nFCORATED MARBLE MANIEl.S, w am
bes 900; rich designs black engraved IN gold
FIELD 269 Broadway BaHeh ar'Foon " fanI Do"Ay
ENAMELED SLATE MANIELS:- ram
Il N.,b,s ,pd D.eoj At prices 30 ard upsAn
A.o Slate worf every description plain and ornamental
A'''' S'-'N pENRUyS SLATk 90 No Bghteenthst
Between Pima and sixth ,'es
MARBLE and MARBLElZED MANIELo,
w Gayestoaes Tiles Table and Plumbers sAos-Se Sh"N
1i,h snsst assortment Of MANTBLS Prices rtsuced -.
A. kLABER l3i ami l8 East Egh'eenhst, he"-iorl-
NfARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS:1.hcIn
WI ard elegant designs from 80, sl2 SD W 70 AZ.
sTEwARr Co, SS sixth-aye. bsI Ihfsy sl'n & 49,
- KLABER & Co.'S MARBLE WIN VIII, NJ NJ
- w, inveconl At between Broadway and kthu 80
Nh, md M.rbleil.d Manes Monuments, Hesistones' il ~
ing OF superior workmanship. Cheapest IN 1hs oy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14

RCE-Carona quiet 8i09c Rangoon has
demand and prices higher the inferior quality Of the stock
forward adding to the strength good grades sales Of $3.50 ba~
Die, GOLD. in bond.
SGARsRaws have been rather dull and the market somewhat
slack though lower and former quotations still rtane Fair 70
Good Refining Qghc sales j0l hhds 9ld9c for Cuhi life
for Clarified Cuba 09lc for Porto Rico and 500 boxes Havana
lOlc Refined steady at l3tc- for Harris
SBkSGTaSs l4G4lc for Clover and
for Timothy Rough FaH inactive Calcutta Lnseei moderate
demand and steady quote at So 27l, gold
STEARlN is m and demand the light stock sales Prime
AZ 2o020lc No at 6dl8le., and Grease al l30l+c
At ! for Wood and - 0l for Iron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14
priniins.

nRANCIS g. LOUTREL, As Maiden Lane,
s,ationer Printer. and Manufacturers ., s. 49, 49, -
'sceoupt Books. We supply everything IA our "A " P ~
oicited.
-Df VvFRDFLL;s SONS, 1O4 FultOn-st.-
wv M niirHoGRIPaIc. STRAIN JOB PRINTERS AMI Label
MANUFACTURERS
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for TnE TRIBUNE.


COFtFF-Ib moderate Rlo grades
s werc oltany the market shows generally strong tone
advance in view OF the iAyorabe Hu'ess
f RIO Jsnero; sales, 500 bg Santos SaD and i" bags MO
Der Merimac Other kinds dull II. l..
al dc. arr lower except standard brands which are ssa Ne"
Flour more plenty da and Irregular sales lig9 e We quote %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14

and depressed. Crude Pish Oils are
nod Oils are inactive. Lard and other
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-29
,,o,nestic ,yor,ets-rBy TELEcRApHl.

NEW YORK, January 2s-Noon.-Elour w1thont
material change. Wheat dull but without deslSeo
change. Corn dull and dropping. Pork duil-.
Mess, S2e. 5c@s27.25. Lard quiet at e3dtetc Cot
ton quiet ut z5.c. Tnrpentine firm at 4otc.
Erening.-CottoE quiet; sales 800 balcs at Sosc.
Flour moderately active without change In prices.
Wheat less active and heavy winter red ana am
Pork heavy ut S276$2?.o5. Lard heavy ut l7tM lsc:
Wiiskey, osc. Turpentlne, 46G|473c. Rosin, $e.o
@S8. Frelghts quiet. frs -@5 gG
BALTIMORE, January 2s.-Cotton firm at 25sc:
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull ut ~. 500
81 10. Corn weak; white, 91-o5; yellow, e6l1eSc.
Pork quiet at ss9@ s2e.5o. Bacon and Lard quiet.
WhSkey, 09e.GSl.
Virginia 6's, S.; lsS7s, 81 bid.
WILMINGTON, n. c., January %. Spirits Tur.
pentine, 42lhl43c. crude unchanged. Rosin hrmer
strained, Sl.5O@Sl55. Cotton firm at 22l994c.
CHARLESTON, January 23.--Cotton active anG
frner at 25c.; sales, 700 bales receipts. Lols
bales; exports, to Great Britain, 1865 bales
coastTise, G0c bales.
AUGUSTA. January 2s.-COtton more active and
Grmer at 2isc.; sales, go bales; receipts, S9V
bales. ...
StvANSAII January 2s.--Catton firm ut 2'c'
receipts, 2,Gis bales sales, $40 bales.
MOBILE, January .2s.-COtton steady ut safa
cl:c.; sales 200 bales; receipts, s,5o5 bsles; eA-
ports, 5,9l7 bales.
NEW ORLEANS January 28.-Cotton easier 81
2!ie5c.; sales, 900 bales. Sugar dull aud decl-
dcdly lower; prime llt81Il bIn1asscs FIRM
prime, cs@7oc. Gold, 1913. New YORK sight &C.
discount.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-29

Mr.. Lewis can claim to be the tallest
member in the Senate, and bears himself
with head erect; and, in conversation, looks
his ris-a-vis straight in the eye. He was
assigned seat by the side Of the heaviest
senator on the floor, Mr.. Pratt, of Indiana
Washington letter-Baltiuore Gazette.
The Cincinnati Commercial tells this
pretty story about Carlotta Patti Last
week, among the dodgers ct the Strangers
Home there was o Frenchman, quandam
manager of eastern theatres, and who was
at one time lessee of the Theatre Francois,
of New York. He told his story to the SUI
perintendent, and the latter advised him to
apply to Carlotta Patti, OF the Burnet House,
for the pecuniary aid of which he stood in
such sore need This he did, tremblingly.
The great songstress received him gra-
ciously, and asked him If he remembered
certain night on which she had occupied
q private box at his theatre. The poor
manager failed to recall the occasion. Not
so with Patti. She recollected the evening
well, and had received 50 much endowment
that she felt herself yet in the debt she
said, of him to whom she ewed It. j She
called her agent and badc him see To tbe
wants of her guest. A new wardrobe was
procured for the ex-manager, his pocket
book was lined with tickets for New Or
leans, and something else, and he went On
his way rejoicing" ,ss1aa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-29

lus AMERICAN ANTI-SIAyEnY SOCIETY
I.Ly ABOUT SOUTHERN STATEs-WESDELL
I.tIlTrs uS HoRACE GREELET.-BoSt0n,
January 27.-Ihe Anti-Slayery Society
&lar,el resolutions Of rejoicing at the near
pro oct Of the success Of the fifteenth
&4ynlmcnt Also the following:
- Restored, That we deem the precipitate
aimis= on Of half loyal States more than
-raye political crror--thc needless betrayal
4 the nation, and foul WRONG TO the brave
iacu who have given their lives, and to the
lava} masses who look TO Congress for pro-
i.cti9n.;'
Aaron y. Powell, in remarks on these
-,,",u 5oM-. spoke of the debate on the pas
SIC Of the Virginia bill in the Senate as
q ao;ilc Led on by that recreant Republic
csa. Iunnbull, to bring back Virginia into
H.. Union without the necessary guaran-
Ices yuut the rights Of the black man would
- recognized
Colonel T. ". Higginsor deprecated Civ
NJ air 70 the freedmen, thinking il best to
cave them 70 their own resources. He
compared their condition to Irish emigrants
Who, he said, landed in New York without
dollar. and in u year were controlling the
.:r~t;,ie.
Wcndcll Phillips made few remarks,
paying his respects to the New York 1ri-
',nJe, and said he would like to strip Gree
ley and put him out upon q prairie, and
say 20 hun, ROOT hog or die" and leave
him there to work out his own manhood on
lis lnyovi,c theory. He said what was
nssaed was not soldiers in the South, but o
manin Washington. Place such q man as
Zen. Butler in the White House, and I" the
coon would come down." Senators Trum-
uull and Ross were characterized by him
rs halt-bai.pd lawyers and half-hedged
statesmen, who tried to pick up crumbs
that tell at the feet Of Senator Sumner.
Mr.. Croits, Mr.. Laughton, of Ohio, and
Miss Elmonia lligate (all colored), and
Stephen Foster, Julia Ward Howe, and
others, addressed the Society.