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NEWARK VALLEY. v. Y, Jan. 10. 1877

NEWARK VALLEY " Y, Jan. 10, 1870
To THE PUBLISHER OF THE \. T. TRBrSB: Ihclosed
hand yop 50 for six copies Of The Weekly Tnb
uue to he added the club Of IS copies previously sent
to be directed to the following names
Respectfully yours, WM. j. CALDWELL
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BANGOR, n. Y. Jan. 10. Is

BANGOR, ~. Y. Jan. 10. ioI"
To rHE PuBIisiiER or The N. Y. TRIBUNE inel"ses
you will please find check on Martin Runyan, NO
wast for 81. for which you viii please send S'OpN"
OF The Weekly Tribune. commencing with No iTs
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KIDDER. Caldwell, Co. Mo.

kIDDER, Caldwell, Co, Mo.
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find $50 30, for which send "a copies Of The NewYork
Weekly Tribune to subscribers names As follows
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NEw.CAMRRIA. No, Jan. 6.

To THE PUBLISHER OF THE ~ Y. TRIBUNE. Enclosed
find ST. for 20 copies Of The Weekly Tribune and an extra
for the getter-up OF club.
Respectfully yours JoSEs BROS
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Po3T.OFYICE. WYASDoTTg Kansas, Jan. g. 1870
To THE PUBLISHER or The n. Y. TRIBUNE; Please find
herewith money order 5O for which send 81 copies
Of The Weekly Tribune, and oblige.
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CATnARISR, Schuyler Co, ~ Y, Jan. II, 1870
To The PUBLISHER or THE ~ Y TRIBUNE: inclosod
find draft for 81 in payment FOR 81 copies Weekly ono
copy Semi Weekly Tribune and Tribune Ain anacs
Yours. truly, JESSE Lyon, r NJ
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To THE PUBLISHER THg ". Y TRIBUNE: Enclosed
And s for whch please send So copies Of Tho NdwYors
Weekly Tribune for one year, and oblgo
Respectfully yours. T.. ]. CLARK.
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We publish the following from among business
lettersreoosed by THE TRIBUNE:
SARAHsvILE. Ohio, Jan. 10, 1870
To THE PUBLISHER or THE ~ Y. TRBUSg Tno;osed
find s15 for which send Al copies Of Tho Weekly Tribune
to address OF
Yours, very truly. GHo W. TAYLOR
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yEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, J
In MIS- "A sus""

Rank: allowing a railroad In One-hundred andtwent
ffthst and In other streets and avenues IN ~
providing ~ police force for tho CITY ana county a..
Albany amending tho act allo wing certain towns ~
weslcheser County TO improve highways also, n
tween the same in theaters halls aud places OF amuse
ment In New York.
BILLS PASSED. . =, ,,..-.,
the Ronrl of Missions Of the T. H. Cnutch
Diocese incorporating the trustees Of the funs 10 sup
mort nfirm clerRymon OF the T. Il. Church poceso W
Albany: amending the charter Of the New iotk Clly
Mission and Tract Society; extending time Tor the COL
lection OF taxes. ,,,,o, =, e,cisa
The bill to extend the time for the collection OF
foes in the Metropolitan District was reported 10 90 ,h
oe without amendment twas then recomnlttel 10 tno
Commtee OF the Whole, and tho Senate went iD,o Doi
mtee on motion time for tho COLLECTION VI H., $50
nored 70 the Senate and ordered 10 third reading hu
tourned till Monday evening.
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Yours, very truly. GRO. ". TAILOR
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Gomez Is opposed to any cessIon of territory. r.
ANNExATIoN--rHE TRADITION OF CONTIGUOUS
. TERRITORY I
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.--lt was reserved for
Mr. seward break down the cherished tradition that
the expansion OF the United states should be only In the
donation OF contiguous territory The cost and risks
OF maintaining outlying territories as illustrated by the
colonies OF various European countries. were 80 obvious
that early statesmen camo to regard their acqus
ton as mpoitc II not dangerous Grave doubts az to
tho policy expansion at all entertained by some
OF tho Fathers Of the Republic but these gave way be-
fore the Of obtaining Florida and Louisiana
acts by the best minds Of the day as unconst
tuona aud only to DO acduesced In on grounds OF para
mount public interest. Texas and California were &C
qured for urgent political reassns and mainly to defeat
the purpose Europe to build up counterposes 10 our
country on tho South and West, aud set "metes and
bounds Yet, in these acquisitions, the ira
dtlon OF contiguous territory" was st adhered TO.
without stopping to discuss tho proprey VI further
acquisitions, or tho advantages or disadvantages OF
bringing San Domingo aud st. Thomas into the Union
let refer to what regarded as precedens. so
ting the policy Of the country up TO the tmo OF the
Alaska purchase
On tho I'd OF December. 1921 shortly after the lnde'
pendence OF Central America achieved the Congress
OF San Salvador declared its incorporation with tho
United States but the regarded with such
SURPRISE and dislike In Washington, and looked on
preposterous, that, believe answer was ever re-
TUNED 10 the proposition Later In 1872 commissioners
from the three States Of Nicaragua, San Salvador and
Honduras met In the Ctr Of Leon offering to our Min
ister Central America their eessicn OF those States
az Territories to the United States They wero told that
ho had neither instructions power TO treat on the
subject but would submit their proposition 10 his Gov
ernuient No answer however was ever vouehsafed to
the offer.
But at the time the American wpresentatye, who
had Just concluded treaty for tho protection OF tho pro
It'd gr... IIa lfel tina
cossion Of the Island Of Tgu andng tho magnin
cent tBay OF Fouseca, which II was supposed might be
como Western terminus OF the canal ana which nos
sessed every requisite FOR grand naval station con
vonton % oesson accordingly signed on the oath OF
September isiO between Mr. sduier on the part OF tho
United States subject 10 tho approval OF his Govern
ment and 0on Jose Guerrero behalf ~ Honduras
This cession caused great oXetement In England being
looked upon ~ attempt to Offset Britiah territorial
seIuros in Central America, with The United sSaea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25
FAMILY MARKETS.


The vegetable and fruit markets exhibit frequent e4ae s ssor
OF the year Something appears every few day Other
Strawberries have ceaei from tho
south and Jersey and Long Island giving only lns but
Of Counties IN this Se sending
fine Tomphs Jucun.s though at high prices Following then
waning bl1cp rspberres from DeHaTe aud Hes Jersey
with Antwerps 5egnLiug TO are iom tie t"hH o.
the Hudson. and poor Virginia blackbernes 90 sale New
epples arr fast crow old ce0rse fruit q and
cases Virginia early pears been received Che ,n tu
not very good Currans beginning while c,V, nrR
her first inamen Of wLoreberuos Maeuueousnre e. ut
than vegetable at least It's arriving from Nau blanAs
and pnepples plenty but good sud lemons faf
Long Island adds potatoes Mario ea and Ie- 9sh %
her previous poor has strive. from NrHa
Florida and South Carolina taking The place bfns
Bees carrots and onious larger each t t zane
price d bunch makes them cheaper r..
Coarse generally and irregular IN Price dealers ttrg
difficult TO dispose before the ho gel' sfo' o. ~ h' -,
scarce high hin saddle selling at 2ooSc n Common veal
plenty and lower d,
There fair supply Of fresh fsh and salmon has l' 20 -
NJ Spanish micherel At Co., slesheii At Gee li tn' +"
l8d20c
Srrng chickens from PHILADELPHIA. % 403c a. s' mot Gp
eating Br0lers - = q PAR lows aAa
T. 10. 4.r.-.. .....- ID .-,
Ing the and hint 81 - . rih' l
peeye price neele ana = .-li' '--4
tie butchers hotr. Aeepe the t"o together do '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

, r,rs arrivals y ear Cor'.-r-rT ,
weehswken end csrs AZ m-lt 800
GOOD stock is no than YESTERDAY nohng was az th @e
isc while plenty poor enough down 70 L f ael' hose
mich would not 20 az al stock band TO e al c not a.
good III. -. ~, q, car. ,oS ~ Affirm 4
CO., II to Coney NeteoE AMI car, eel 90 - ~. %
Eg,I5ir and on by o. " Mcmahon. aud 20 c
long thin 81 ewt average At - oe with aHof Ca" COATS"
rough H. aud oxen q cst az lc. H., . u,,s q,
j. DALEY had IS Iowa aud 81 Ohio steers ordinary ' Ds
i' Ibo" 20 cars are ereeted these ya for nett NOR,
hv Wood and Gillespie Trade slow sud some renL'
20 over All stock hailed from H. iad was o. poor 10 f
The No, cattle were banded BY Sre Never, vts s'eF.sSi
them at stout s % % Il isc So b > wt Toa oct
las at llc on est, while W b DI q sans ,t AZ
Huri sod the - dead Tor Wood GILLESPIE at 'i . '
They weighed b caves .re scarcely quotsbe at Over @ sne'' er.
A., ~ I'd elected We note II OF 1870 n AZ loi y o. 20 Jay '|'
some yeI p are much rser to-day Y car at Com
muaipaw snd one at t rom yss.
erisy fatI 1875 10 sheep 6EsHas ros .oO s bet 90
while ordinary fair we're bh9gag 2aoic a Of today
hs ose hem s} 10 a 3ic With extras At lic . ,k
AZ % sig % sheep 81 u 6.c Oh Of s a. re; -, Of
"a M Yc sO Of tie a. Of 81 n, 7ici oi ' -
and q 'f Tsaysl g Co .oI is sheep 10 g q te' r
stsc M IS nd At Sis y Jersey lambs . "
OF A. Hume Elliott SOLD 40 Ohio sheep 81 % . MS,
and 1913 irs 80 6 G s.sD a H. s = o5o l.5. @
n Of 50 10 at lite II State Do S1aSt . at lllc e.,
Wsshs%Ren Judd Co so thin Ind sheep u n at 'i
In we, w"sSSston Market lambs are eoS ~ " a.
Co wsishei % 80 Je II - s. 81 At it
L bIn 1nnlee,ie soli "a coarse 81 10 Penn. lambs " llei Wv
e1. ga n al i9e and Al Of 81 70 At l9le A. , ry,A, and
two weeIs~ien ss head eq.PS5 sv S sa lie Tor sst
Prices scarcely a brm closing az ~ ol ~ tbt Gle
dressed hogs car oflli H. hogs, 2OS h. sold awe e
the outside price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE NEUTRAhlIX
OF GREAT BRITAIN DURING THE En- A ~ PHo.
fessor of International Law and diplomacy IN tne
University Of Oxford svo. PIP. 900 LONDON Long
mans q Co.
Such is the title of a work of great labor and re-
search the primary object Of which is discussion
of the principles of international law, in their appi
cation to beligerents and neutrals, and considera-
ton of the questions which arose during our late
Rebellion so remarkably prolific of illustrations al
fecting the world at large. The work, however
takes wider scope than may be inferred from It's
title-page as its earlier chapters are devoted 10
consideration Of the structure of the American Ooi
mOnwealth, the separating influences ana 'enuen-
ces including the history of the rise ana Piosio''
of the Slave question and of the Iarlh consiueI"
ton of the constitutional and moral aspects oi Sc
cession and an account OF the inception anu carly
progress of the revolt the efforts at Compromise
and progress of the Rebellion. The writer then dls-
cusses the effect of civil war on International Rela-
tions. Sovereignty de jare and de Jaco Neutrality
If Foreign States. and of Belligerent Rights when
created and the grounds of their recogniton-defn-
inc the differences of Rebel ships and piracal craft
prof Bernard gives brief but very clear account
of our then existing relations with Great Britain,
and of the pursued by that and other European
Governments at the beginning of the war, and OF
the declarations and notifications OF England,
France and other Powers and of our complaints and
remonstrances. In fact, every event materially
bearing upon International Maritime, and Municipal
law from 1850 to the rejection of the treaty for the
settlement Of the Alabama claims, is dwelt upon to
greater or less extent and as fair and impartial
extracts are made of all the diplomatic correspond
ence references given to all known precedents and
the principles Of International and Maritime law
applicable the reader while refreshed by the study
of history is enlightened in the matter of interna-
tional obligations as settled by the world at large
That the deductions Of Prof Bernard are always
correct we will not venture to AFFIRM but that he
has presented facts and events in light to enable
every sensible reader 10 arrive at independent and
logical conclusions, no can deny who Will study
the work impartially. 1t is a volume which must
command much attention wherever civilization ex-
tends and law prevails and every candid student OF
law and history will be impressed with feelings OF
gratitude to the man who possesses the ability and
exercises the industry and research necessary for the
production of a work repete with interest for its
historical facts and valuable illustrative Of the
principles of international law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25

The operations in Government bonds continue to be on
limited scale and the prices feel the influence of the Gold
market, and vary with IL.
Tennessee bonds, new, quoted at 6 64t at the
first call and same at the second do g., excOupon, Cot
State bonds are slowly advancing in price, and with
good legislation at the South, accompanied by good crops
OF cotton rice corn and tobacco there s no reason why
the credit Of the Southern states should not BIO l."
But little was done to-day in railroad bonds, although
there giving in the value of these securities on
the market. Erie Third Mortgage, 90; Erie Fourth
Mortgage, s3i; Union Pacific, SO Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Third Mortgage "a.
City bank shares continue very quiet Pacific Mail Is
quoted 42l, Az, 4i Atlantic Mail 3ii asa; Adams Ex-
press 6a6T; Marposa Preferred, 154.
The stock market continues in unsettled condition.
and prices were rmer in the Long Room this morning
than at the first call" The Toledo, Wabash, and
Western Railroad Company gave notice to the
Stock Exchange that it proposed to issue $4,000
more stock this month. This makes the stock Of
this Company sl50OOOO0 authorized by the charter
The Lake shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Com
pany has declared a four per cent dividend payable
August l. road is the great highway OF the nation
from East to West and IL well managed, its stock will
ever be among the very best in the market. The Mil
waukee and St. Paul Company show for the third week
in june 1870 increase Of s52 over the same time in
1890 The indications that the earnings Of this Com
pany will be 100000 increase this year over last year.
The stock market has been weak, and not active
Yesterday Rock Island sold at l16l Lake Shore 9t N Y
Central and Hudson, 9ss Reading, 1863; Toledo and
Wabash 55t; Ohio and Mississippi SIT. These
day unsettled the market and the has elected very
strong comments on the street
We give below the highest sales of the stocks named at
he DAT ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25
FRIDAY, June DIP. ".


The state of feeling in the gold market to-
day about the same as yesterday Gold quoted at
10 o'clock at 11i; 1902 l1i 1885, 1lli; 1908 ils 1913
1a; 1852 I1la; 2O2 111i; 227, ma; 249, lli; g. lt;
400, 1115d111t.
The transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows: Cearings s7O9OOOOO; gold balance, s2Osi72;
currency balance ESQ., paid for carrying, from to
per cent borrowing, 64 per cent per day to " ha
Gold reached lower point to-day than it has touched
since March TO- when quoted at 10i On the oath
Of June, 1862 gold was quoted at 1874 difference
2a per 1t not supposed at that time 1t was
among the things possible that gold in one year would
fall twothirds in premium without producing financial
CONFUSION which would be followed by almost universal
bankruptcy; and yet gold has fallen 25 per cent without
disturbing business deprecating values so much as
to alarm even the most tmid Truly finance is remark
able science and financial prOgnOscatOrs are about ms
Trustworthy the Weather Man in the old almanac
On the 1st of July the Government will pay about
SCI 900, 600 in coin, for interest.
- DIV M tIa fol
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THE MARKETS.



AsHEsPo. continue trn, with fair demand at 81 etL feas
ar dali al $50 80 rs =
BPEsw Ax-The demsnd continues market steady sales
loo m al Gd3Tc for Yellow Western and southern
BONH--smAll sales Of Rio Grande Shin at fl5 y tnn
BRISTLBS without change the business being moda We qo"
Al lnc a 81 for American Gray and White ~,
COrrON-Fer gsOs the market continues ah ana e,h
ing closing and nominal all grades sales Of 40 bales i s even
ing taken All for consumption anu Or
speculation For future delivery the movement has been @ eat Pnsss
he market rather NoaS even az me 'n nuei
as last VI 100 pa uh' HlsAo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA
The interest maturing July in New-York and
London on the bonds of the State of Alabama will
be paid on and after that date at the banking houses
of HENRY CLEws & Co., 80 Wall-st., n. Y, and
CLEws, HABIcHT & Co., 5 Lothbury London Finan-
cial Agents in NewYork and London for the State of
Alabama. ARTHUR BINGHAM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25

~ 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 Middletown. The re-
naming unfinished portion is more than half done.
Full particulars furnished by
HATCH & FooTE, No. u Wall-st
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
Free of Government Tax
FIRST MORTGAGE

SINKING FUND BONDS
of the
WEST WISCONSIN r. r. Co.
Fifteen years to run from January, 1870,
and convertible into stock
at par.
Land grant of over1 600 acres from Government,
upon which, together with the Road and all It's
property these Bonds are a First Mortgage
EXEMPTED FROM TAXES UPON IT'S LANDS FOR
ID YEARS
20 MILES FINISHED AND RUNNING,
from which income is derived with rapidly incTeas
ing receipts
An airline from St. Pauls to Milwaukee and
Chicago. These lands estimated worth Ss,OOO,OOO.
Total amount of mortgage, $4,OOO,OOO.
PRICE, 80 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
The Coupons are payable January and July.
Pamphlet, with full particulars and Map, can be
obtained at the Office of
WHITE, MORRIS q Co,
Bankers and Financial Agents of the Company
No 20 Wall-st.
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THE STATE Z OF iaT TRAph'

Loxpos June 2t-EoOn.consos opened AZ Is,.i Sns Fir
Twenty bonds 0oi 1863 Old ~, , C,s,ris ma Allan
stocks quiet; Erie Railway shares ~ iinI'''' W.
tic Great Western, ~ l,l, Nsal.rg Iglaais
LIyHSPooI June 2i-NoouCoitoa opened ga a. has of sheh
zoo sere taken for export and 4V'o on sf'
6e OO bales Of which tb 90 Amf' p,,sm gu ~ y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25

A limited quantity of the FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
Pm Cent CoIp INTEREST BONDS of the Burlington,
g edar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad Company
tree of Government tax-for sale at 80 and interest
These bonds have 80 years run, convertible at
the option of the holder into the stock of the Com
pany at par and the payment of the principal pro-
yided for by sinking fund -
HENRY CLEws & Co., No. 80 Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25

HowEs & MACY, Bankers the same as an incorpo
rated bank, No. 30 Wall-st., New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having it at all times subject to
check on demand, can do SO by deposting with this
Banking House. which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annum
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE of Stocks Bonds
OF Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25
THE LADY OF THE ICE.

AYoye By James De Mile author Of The Dodge Cub Abroad
Cord and Crese" ETC. Twelve Illustrations BY G. o. Bush
l VOL evo Paper price rs cents in cloth 81 rs
This is capital bookbght dashng, and n OF amusing
adventure II has all vyaoy dash that made the authors Tor
er novels 80 distinguished Mile untes humorous with sng
description more successfully, perhaps, than other American
writers he is always bright vivid dramatic picturesque and enter
tanning
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prCFTpTs OF PRODUCE.

N0rfh TeSsSl lHd I.I''IE-'l' Illa
70 ho,ss Cheese sOOi pkgs Buttsr 90! .es ss
,2S hale. Cotton Pkg BeeswaI Aos Se' ~ 1or Msa Is
49, "a 1s bah Corn ~ s bash oats 20 osfs p "a nk
bbs spirits Turpenne 265l bbs Rom o' W. 81 e. Sssrn
Beef &c pigs Cut Nets 100 tcs Laa a23 rale, "copper"
SD b6 WHISKY slS Wool 50 bales Hop rs ,s. Starch
PAS hhds Tobacco go botes and cases i''''
3o3 baxx Peanuts. = pkgs. Ginseng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25
THE RECREATIONS OF CHRISTOPHER
NORTH, AND MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS
BY ARCHIBALD ALLISON.

The concluding edition Of the British Essayists which
Is now complete six volumes Price 81 per vol Previously
pubisbed "Mackiniohs Mscelane "Cares Mscellsnies,
Jeareys Msceanes" Macauisys Mceanes and Mscanes
Of Talfourd, Sydney Smith, and Stephen"