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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
Foreign exchange is duh and heavy to-day, an

Gold opened ile and at 1923 sold at no lo'SO l'.
li:ol at li5 li2o I3; 1910 at li5i 1888 l5l o'clock
at l15s 1910 at 1854. 1854 at 49, and closed al 10! Inc
highest price wa. llGi; lowest, 10
Tho transactions in the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
ere "a follows Clearances sOOO; Gold Basnees,
81 O2l Currency Balances, $2lOO1 Holders OF gold
paid from to per cent for carrying over balances
In State bonds the price of Tennessee Old and now
issues have declined since Saturday, while the bonds OF
the other Southern States remain firm. The reports
ahout reducing the taxes Tennessee II correct, will
tend 10 nut down the price Of Tennessee bonds parties
desire interest on their Investments The following =
the comparison Of the highest prices Of state bonds at
tho First Board al the dates given:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
MONDAY, Feb. 1s-PAN.

Money has been more active to-day, and
the rates on call are and per cent. There
Is disposition 10 mark mp tine rates Hac-
ton on commercial paper but the amount OF
this class OF paper tho street is so limited
and the banks for past few weeks have taken 1t so
freely, that the demand for higher rates'is not re
spOnded to.
The Secretary Of the Treasury this morning made
known his programme regard TO gold sales and bond
Purchases during March, The following the list OF the
same as posted in the sub-Treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS Of
the MIDLAND RAILROAD continue to meet with much
favor from investors. The issue up to the present
time is nearly exhausted. What remain are still
offered at par and accrued interest in currency
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co..
% Nassau-st.
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PETRoLEUM-The market comparatively steady but qSe 81
28.c for Resnei and lSic. for Crude in bulk
dull and unchanged about 70 tc carolina we're led oct a.
C!07c.
SlGARSThe continues moderate uncertain,
and without though former qnotaot retained srd
m he placed az sidlnc sales Of bO hls5
mostly al Resped dun at - 3c for Hari<
SFEDS-Grass duh ~ aisle for Clover and ~
Timothy Rough Flax seed is quoted az - pa 81 ~
Calcutta Linseod is salih!e at ~ p, gold $500
WHlSKlrhe market ct aud easeri sales 20 bots AZ 81 eoe
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store: Jersey NslloN At s8c. 9Si.
80 - .l.lI.. ~ n. 2. lDrk md BrOOklgn.

Included 10 Ihs weeks iei. le Y .. ~ oL oh.,
HEMP-MaBa IN moderate relesl anu ''eay Al i'i s' "'
kinds are Inactive aud uOml4ii. ,,so. NJ.
HOPS are without change New Prime at l5dse sud de- Poor 10
a l4dlOc. ,.--t-- -.
IQ Is for retail lois selling at SIa 81 % Tor Loh anS
Gld35c. for Short DO .-....-- -,
al Kinds aa1 the uAsaeNouA i'p'''
small lots Nes-0T,eahs At iOGs1c .es
NAVAL STORBS-Spts Tuipsnue sold from The "hAr at g1
hnt more
5000 bbls. Snsiuei at - lGS2 10 So, -, A.
OIIs-Cre fh "et s0e for Whale and OIL 20
for SPERM American 10 fair demand au3 h
ga &c. sRi bb OSeE Aihoui spea coAise ne
demand ) modetat- =, ooo 49,
PROVISIONS-Pork active and prices EASIER sales co bos
q, as 50 526 for Mess job LOTS @o of n Mess
an 100 bills Prime 8 For future delivery $50 ooa Mes
az fO
NM AZ 0a 10 for Plain Si4dfl7 for Extra Mess
Tsrce Reef inactive nominal Beef HANS arr STEADY
"a sve sales Us bbs 3 for Western Cut Meats and
ESsop are peglecteI aoul Dressed Hogs unsettled At
ne f,r Western 2al2.c for cts, Lard dull lover aud
be.vv sales bb aud at ia ltic for No tl ior CITY I4i
.sI.r Nav: $50 tcs, st Sc. seller April and NAV.
] aet sd prices are rregua except io7
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Nassau-st.
THE MARKETS.
Ic.rsfuIl, reported for THs rRrBrSEI

Carefully reported for TIE TRIBUsE -
MoNDAY Peb %. lsTn
ASIRs ar. steady but quiet; sses II bba O. Z9G ~ ~ Tor Pe
Pearl, are nominal at $50 % q. Poi. :
COTTOE-DeoaSd noGsrate and though the market opeasf
the close the feeling again weak and nnseea %
O5 bales 2E7 Saturday sTenug and 20 to srnIe o. wss
delivery March, PIE 200 zc; 300 April n3
May 1c PIE 100 at zic 100 june ne, 90 si u
lIl6c I2c I2ic 100 July at 2.al on bass ofLOs
M. unnt nnnlla al lllna.:
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in the sub.Treasury

The market to-day has feyerish and generally In
sympathy with the downward price OF gold especially IL
the so-called speculative stocks.
The Government bonds are of from Saturdays sales
although they are and strong compared with gold
We give below the bids at the dates named;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

A History of Oregon, drdwn m Personal
Observation and Authentic Information is the title OF an
octave volume by W. H. GRAY OF Astoria recently pub
lished by Harris Holman, in Portland, Oregon and the
American News Company in NewYOrk. The history eX-
euds from 1892 and understand that the author
purposes in another volume TO bring the record down to
the present time We glad that 1t has entered into
the heart Of old settler to collect these materials for
the future historian of the Northwest even though they
are not very well arranged and are ncumbercd with
good deal Of supeTluous matter Mr. Gray writes with
strong not say violent personal feeling especially TO-
wards Eugshmen and Jesus lie believes that the Hud-
sons Bay Company. the Indians and the Church Of Rome,
have all along been in conspiracy TO massacre the
American settlers the border Strange TO say, he
has also a very poor opinion Of many OF the Protestant
missionaries in that part Of the world whose personal
appearance character, and peculiarties he describes
with amusing freedom, not sparng even their wives.
These things are blcnishes upon book which has in
rinsic value aud give the impression that lie is too
much of partisan write history. But for all that he
has good in gathering up important records
and putting fugitive facts the custody Of print and the
enterprise which inspires the publication of so important
work the young settlement OF Portland deserves
hearty recognition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

Va the 90 OF March, the interest Of the Richmond
and Newport New Air Line Railway The citizens Of tho
Old Dominion appear to be waking up to the import
OF developing the inexhaustbe Teourees Of their
state which, 10 SOIL climate and mineral wealth, al
most aedaslled Newport News Point has habor of 80
feet of water safe all times and In all weather
The earnings Of the Pacific Railroad OF Missouri for the
second week of February. 1870. were:
1870 CO. ls69..... t5l go Increase % ~ n
The earnings OF the Dubuque and Sioux City Railyv
for first aud second weeks Of February we're:
First wsek....,.......slt@o s2l0O s50O
second esk............ 1900 2fO 500
Work advancing satisfactorily the Kansas Pacific
Railroad The road will be completed to Kit Carson by
the 18th Of March The Company expect to Denver
IN July or August. There doubt Of connection
with 1t at Cheyenne the present With the GER
tanty Of the road being completed to Denver this
parties in Colorado already making arrangements 20
ship cattle large scale. We should not be surprised
If $1,000 10000 head Of cattle shipped from Colo
RADIO this season.
The Directors OF the Boston and Maine Railroad Com
pany have voted 10 pay gold their coupons the Dan
vers Railroad due tomorrow.
The following Is the list Of California treasure per
steamship Henry Chauncey, from Aspinwall:
Pred Probst Com. $1,000 D. de Castro....... ESQ
Wells Fargo Cow. 95t5 sroat Bros........... 1o0
S. 4. lssses Asch.... go onier..........,... 5000
..............................SB .f3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
The chicago Tribune of the 25th inst. says ;

resolution OF the Senate yesterday against any ~
natlon fu ter watering OF the present rreueeulpio
currency shows that there Is some common sense el W
one House of Congress In the present position ana pros
poets of the pcc uf gold, the tendency OF the hhlo
business Of The country In the language OF me senate
eni values me process + painful one ana VIII neetS
-lrv cause losses many bnt ii Congress VIII Take IRE
necessary nctiou the currency question, p"Nuhk ",
The retirement of the gIecnbacks aud The removal Oh an
limits from tho Nationai Bank circulation, SO Una, the
LOSSES aud this depression of business WIZ not nave 10 pe
endured second time. Congress shou' ~ ohce auihos
a. AR u,r cent bonds 10 he used as a haSS oil Naona
link circulation be issued to new banks without re-
nup,ss would do this, the nons"hsleal tain about Tue
necessity FOR more currency w"ui" c'asf @ o ".o' ,
49, az, ,Ti,o of cold which has bcen experienced III the
s onr months would be permanent ahu itS pau eh'o'7
no, have iu bc endured again
ra,,roaL convention IL TO be held AZ Wihamrburgh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

Transmitted to Ur,ed STATE: Mn, Phil. for Coinage slOo'55 %
Tl3IE Of me acreage Amount Of Looms, SDeeie' CTcua'
ton Deposits, and Legdl Tenders ~ NE BdatES Of ne
1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01


doss 'sss sheep I'd u lamb. s ';as
These we're sold at the following marketplases;
B,,,.A Cow. Veal. 'I Lsse $ swine
SsT ~.Jsrs stocsisris-is6l 80. 1885 st'7
x,@es fort;ii:i -; go ''o'
.ST essSS.9is: N ni'., ii q q $50
R R.;s' !. i ss.e:,'...st e 81; PISS
Av.Neskly reefs las, year626S 80 ls" %'''' H'"'
PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY. $500,
Prime 10 Extra Bglocks ',os@t3
t qea.' 80. 81; -, Gisi
T s" ofcrilaarT taia ssVr, 0Isa ADD cOS,.s eiti
.o5 .. o 'TS,s. I SfSs @sfs s;
Rrrsre range Price, from Sii
Ire @S' r,,S CATrE ARE FRoN-Glinois. .oi Ohio,
York 22a; Indiana l26 Cherokee, IS; pennsylvania u
up light supply tsa5,S iSr ss 5s
week ending with saturday. drovers counted ulo 80
market to-day They met with only paIun. suS ne
the hcke weather not deciding whe'nel w 70 q9t for
and arrivals Of 9,70j beeves swelDg te h prope s
The week ending to-day The temper OF tne p5ss Of
strongly against what they term and WOODEN
beef" They that hoar, coal. eotoh ny IN mid
onys sugars &C. have declined with the lal ~ Shs,
ana make the assertion, when eahhot Oe Nm god
heet il as high now was IN August IsOi, NV"
Iii an 2SS Pork has declined ana they PS Ss,
to the lower value oil t ,0n hieh AZ home There
a. even talk Of combining 10 abstain from the use
mini be price is reduced All oil These thhgs ery of
innnelee upon the market and, wtn tue sSvent de-
i,r ,,,Ices only a scarcity OF cattle can ,ha retail
n,Sssidn in beef II certain that many ~ nav that
9ralers aud falling oil In their custom, icady cheap
Lent /, is about commencing, ana eEs -, ma droyers
with the shnd season approaching ~ far future
"r,a TO exercise caution In purchasing S'''" '''
markets. .o- oo,tla arrived at CommGn
-, ~, 20 davis trade No Texans OF othoi choice
-" t,a were a,uopg thcm but there S',v notes OF
,it,Vrs In their stead, VIII oc g. ip their views az
$3.50 chc salesue were very nfin III ihsy found
a. - nnenipo but eaSed M some 5vance Before the
~ u opV,.s t not listen any s.n,e Kind
49, s,,,e Iots sold sc, ~ 80 non, fss uic.,
brought last MeIGsp beng good. Nearly All '''
was sold. - 40 head at WeehhWa0 ', ala WIS
pretty gqoq, Nv" 70 tne market Dr1ys's , either one
quite an injury ~ deal OF justice that, iiVsn hte in
that Nlth s9Ser Fric stock a. nearly ~ Ned 4, r,
cause or ,na place reforina.ion 20 l.ak TO-
driving hieers of he road would 90 NJ sk route
Hn'h nste 10 retain popularity 10 a.ie were tbs
ih'Y heoh az Texan or Cherokee is that
ialoH ns rsrw hcrtand the uh s s,,inS tauada IN
plat enone s come forward this spinSh s seen that
very lev nu I'D s Texas retreats ~ wiz snnpy ihs
the Dominion 'h Wcchawken cattle ola ~" he ss az
week, n,.d,hst and j. In few i,r aud ws,Ines
one-hnnaIIe"i' 40 helm inc supply OF T1esdSy """
day. 80, ,...h aud as State txltic ,"'..ias
In rre, nesf ON wednesday last in . "caA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
Sales bp Sutton.

SUPERIOR PRIVATE COLLECTION OF HIGH CLASS NoBhS
or MODERN ART INCLUDING
RAPB AND VALUABLE ASSORTMENT OF LINZ
ENGRAViNGS AND CHOICE WATER
COLOR DRAWINGS, .
m take places 81 Bakers Gallery, 3iS BrOadNay opposite 4s
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON ani EVENING the 81 81 March bes
above comprise msuy desirable examples Of TIE French Eugh brr
gar Dusseldorf American schools Among me more important are
lie Well aud Wserhorn BY Nsugeu; TIE CunTeeeni ~
by David Col; Salmon and Spotted
Trout bv H. f. Roe "AusitiaB PEeis," by Sel Leaving
(iu y J. Csaud Guest" by Adoilh Dens; " tll
hv Seheu; White Mouuu Late by = H.
Cia h sunset on Coast" D. De Haas Near DashEe by
David johl.on: Autumn by C. G. Gtsvoi INTERIOR ShosuS
the Bab by Kusen: a Norwegian Lake Scene" By Dule e
Orrlau6 by Carl Ilubuer The Three Fneut" By NJ Webbi
Bsby's Dinner by Carl Treielj ED Flower" BY bsHui
Morning" Noon" and "NshL" bs " Roe accepted hi
Rejected h Otto Fdmsn Fishing Boats ou Banlenheg by
Iicog: Dads vic,e,y Goiah" By ShOn Daes Pond n
~ Paul lheIes
Todd; Landscape by Tons Goldfish and Row
by Wanght: Chickens and Lady Bog by A. T. Ta Dog
and Pups ROuuer he Juugn bI Saal Mother
Child" by Never Won Bremen. bis latest and best picture n1
one Of the ucest exhibitions The Petrsrh Iasr ~
esree Is magnificent Of the PeRahaete order
ou color respect beautiful aud chamng pie
tur: The smoker By Webb admirable 10 expression and fne
study Of character auy others Of worth
represented By their works 10 tbs collection Which w b:
SOLD without any reserve, THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING Bakers Gallery 80 BoadFy commencing With the s5
JOHN II. AUSTIN. Auetoseer.
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8,Ip S6lanttS.
20 Glhom il man Confirm.

EMPLO1MENT.-A permanent home and fair
IL members Of Cooperative Hone
tcuiaTs, address as above. a. Phelps Ontario Co. " Y
/ ETTER- BOXES.-Th old established Let
ter Box With etterp4ie silver bras be supplied
6Id to dwelling houses Offices and stores. Orders received By ell let
aud at the Of Sir HAAS. No ga Foufihav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

200 Pacific Mail. J9i 100 Illinois Cen....li0!
I gO............... 81! American Gold.
l10 Harlem EAilI'dlini lO0Oo...........llsi
\ IGO....,..........ItUI go Canada Nj Co.. Al
/ 100 Ohio 4 Mis-. %! 500 Grsss valley. %
rocks BOkED-IIU-T BOARD.
100 Smith Il Par. J u. go gla.iI ui.l... %
| lnn.............. tNI
hoo Con Greg. tsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET

RECEIPTS
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Feb. p, 1870
Reeve. Cows YEAS Sheep and Lamb. swine
6224 ln 6l5 1888 1850
These were sold at the following market-plaees.
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~ various works and wava
'"'''"o Npiho anu ways,
And when, In thc,. 10 raise

various works and ways,
Nv dutiful people dcslto,
XtcmPIe g justice thu. o., tr6aFe sc.a
Norzi6es four6fths Of 1t an belong
70 my grand magnor9ms, many ana rcvrp 40 high
AID the price of judge should be neNcJ ~ n
Th9t poor man cannot come M ana ivy
Sour not, therefore, nut live at ease,
Aud listen Veil TO The kings DEGREES
prc,usr the cnrse of q venal court or,
~ 90 ,Hrth ,hc shame and OF rOgpes the SPORT
l. one that God himself Gi''hds;
Aud the worst That the devil ever senus
10 hurt the lust aud 20 serve the ems
or the yllest tools that 10 stu nc lehus'
THEREFORE, from hcnceforth forevermore
Tho Thing shall be as II was Deiorei
In !, steadier stream the gold shall How,
And the temple more slowly than ever grow
hhntefui sight In the eyes OF the good
AID tho iron, the glass the stone the wood
shall witnesses all Of the Justice DO
That is done IN this city, boa OF the sea-
And every cause tnlt is Won or lost
Shall gather heavier shame and cost,
And the price of judge shall be more and more,
And the bench shall stink with stencil as sore
A. that which arose from SOdom OF old
when the kind of justice you buy Is doled;
Each grand magusrum Judge shall own,
And every Judge shall be OveTthrown
Who dares TO give what he ought to SELL
or the poor protect, or bride repeli
The greater his greed the greater bis power,
Whether the thing be sweet Or sour
To the dutiful people OF ScandeIOon ,
And this is the kings decree ana DOOM
This is pretty vigorous in small ana uhpre'en
ions way and our municipal rogues may fnd IN the vi
known authors hands scourge that will lacerate thei
broad backs numerically We hope his arm VIII ho
soon tire. -. -,
The book bears the imprint OF no publishing mousse ou
ooros from Rnsses printing establishment in Centres'
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PRICES or CATTLE TO-DAY.

NJ .. r,,,, R~llorls @li5
iiI.e w nA"~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0i6A
flt quAiy I 81, oasntr ia4
MeuuiH .. 80 bi stsr, orsu Md Cows..,... l3t G4i
Irf.or or lowest grade OF Cas.... s..''. ~
rhs ssnsrs 81 Tse, from Sii
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The following the result OF the business at he UHtcd

The following the report Of the Assistant Treasurer
| OF tile United states III New-York FOR tue month OF
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Situations 1artco -AlaIts
A YOUNG MAN, a good penman and ac-
~ eouuant desires situation BOOkKEtPBR or ASSISTANT
Good references. &C. Address VICTOR. Tribune Oaee
CITUATION WANTED-By young man
- would prefer shpmr- Insurance Brokers' Ofcei satisfactory
given Direct M NRkBLAND OF d. Buuce
WIiamst. NewYork CITY.
CITUATION WANTED-By u young man
- acquainted with DRIVING aud CARING HORSES good
reference will be given. II. Box lO2. Tribune Office.
NVANTED-A situation as GARDENER, by
w married Protesisu give the best u references
Address GARDENER, 81 Greenwich-aTe
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Niutrg Sf1ekE
100 Central Gold. %
lgg Ofsn Waller. p ]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

Tho second volume of Father Hyaclnthes
edited by Leonard woolsey Bacon, has just
heop pnbished under the title of The Family ana INC
church Co. p. Putnam SOM IL consists Oh TWO Soio ~
Advent conferences delivered at Nore Dame IN lS1os'
and In lsGS-69 In the earlier series rather hy'o'
treats of the importance OF domestic and couga society
m the divine scheme of human fe OF the corruption anu
immortality Of modern times especially with reference TO
the marriage relation and Of the religious duties oi pa
rents In the later series his principal subject IS the
Church in jts most universal aspect the s0ul OF the
CburrhS as distinguished from its narrower outward
tr In these dscOurses have his latest utterances
from tbe pulpit of which he was SO long
tho glory and among them are several VI
the hold expressions Of liberalism by which he is SAID TO
have given so much ofiense TO his ecclesiastical rulers
His eloquence Of kind which must be almost entirely
DESTROYED by Translation II IL be possible even TO repro
duce much of it in print ethe original language These
discourses besides are little than skeletons-impcr
feet reports made the Paris newspapers and broken
by frequent elislons where the reporter has
endeayored to supply by a synopsis the thread
Of the interrupted argument. They convey
therefore miseraby imperfect idea Of the famous
orator and though they are interesting indications OF his
mental history, their literary value Is but slight Ihe
volume also contains Father Hyacinthes speech on the
Education of the Working Glasses" at the Catholic
Congress OF Manes in 1867 and graceful memorial let
ter on Bishop Baudry Of P6rigueuN Mr. John Bigelow
contributes an Introduction, reviewing the recent pro-
ceedngs which have given much celebrity to the case
of Father Hyacintbe and appendix contains curious
piece Of padding in the Pastoral Letter Of Bishop Dupan-
loup on Infallibiy The TRANSACTIONS are well done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

The book bears the imprint OF no publishing mousse ou'
comes from Russels printing establishment IN Cehuos
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-26
For The Journal.
One Normal School

Il has been said that j = letter ofthe llth wa.
unjust and Incorrect Unjust 10 the Board OIL
Education in that it brought up their failure u
visit one Of our Normal Schools when that failure
had been explained. Il was not is object to nc.
cuse the board ofthat failure his point was that
the Board ought not to put the school out Of ex.
istence when ignorant Of what it is now doing
The question whether their Ignorance was gull.
ty or innocent had nothing To do with that point
lacorrect in that IL ascribed IN Mr. French m,
,..... t Nc
y, ~" ~ "' P''yoO' ''' "'l' N'l"i"' ''"p"'' %
ulu NOT intend 10 make such an assertion ne SIM
ply regretted that Mr. French should attempt Co
do away with n eviction, tc wa, ,,t tl,,r,,,,ii ,,
....;.,si .tn -, ~
much difference as TO the responsibility OF thut
who stoned Stephen and thp.e who stood by hold.
inc their pormentsA
7, -, a.. Il. n..
80. - ,''.
t,ors N-.,e.,
G,irt H. .o,.,..I...a .r.,.
S.,~ no,y.n1 ~, civ, &C., - " ,'.'
..,..t..t..
ia tbe b., ,t;,t ..,,' ,,,.. .ni.'t.-a,. ~.
.o,oo
While 81 81, .t,l;.v.. ,i,,.o. .ch.,i. t,., d., t,.
tho biobey, r.sro,, c.r ,i, r.,. .,..
ne tho rcr,t.rs ,r ,ro p.,rl ,,5Ntr c...l,;,l
,,b, ,,t,..,,,. ...,,..l ,..n......l 81,
Mr. C,r,pt ,ylo ,,,,,li bo,, ,,, ..l,,..i ho-,,r.,
II is mot ,n,,t,r or,,c,,y,,;,,, ,,,i,.. ans. ,,
that br ,oo, tbc outbor of tl.o pr.e., r,r o, N,r
NAL School. Arlostotbis n c.rrc .n,pdcnt cI
the Frcs Pros, savs
81 suppo.e that the State is more indcbtol =.
Edward Conant than 20 any other man for it.
present system Of Normal Schools. The plan ioT
ri lrnnI NY n,u ,5e e II Is o se'
bort. / sppprse ~ have came from bis bond ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-26

REGISTRATION or VOTERS ~ NEW foRS.-
Proclamation by Mayor HaR.-The registration
Of voters took place at New York, yesterday and
INIT few arrests were made by U. s officers for re-
Netting or other fraudulent acts. Commissioner
Davenport continues swearing IN inspectors aud
snperyisors to enforce the law on election day
Tie registration yesterday reached o., l69, being
20, OBS In excess of the total number registered
ON the first day OF last year.
Mayor Hall issued the following proclamation
last evening
Whereas, as part of the manifest attempt oil
the Federal government TO throw every obstacle
In the way OF free registry, and 70 obstruct nat
uralized citizens in their vote, Federal oticer'
have rased the question that no registry vii be
legal on Wednesday, the l9th, (Which has beer
the day Of registry heretoiore,) therefore 10 pre-
vent the collision that has been threatened BY
such officials with the citizens, the Mayor recon,
mends that the places Of registry be not opened
on this day, but that all citizens reserve their pro
tests until Monday, Oct. 81 and Tuesday, the
lst, which are the last days of registry, and upon
those DAYS neglect all other business until thc
fun registration to which the city Is entitled b'
completed, but under no proyoeatlon TO suhei
themselves at any time to be invited into dlitir
bance or breach Of the peace uHa