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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.


IyD'y Ar.. e-ll:3 m-Consos opened al wy O none
az s,- he American securities steady = rive Neuy
~. 80 .7. OIL ati 1891, 6l Ten-Fotre Bt stocks
r aI Ter. Ere Eay shares, I14 limos Cenras' lVsi
a sr.- rrl t-.at Nes-ern. -
r,s, 49,. 1The Bog1se closed FIRM Rentes 81 francs 2S cen
tines 81. =, ., - o. -, Al. Nf;ali;,e
t,ois Niug Orleans 9ii saes Of the week t9O bales
i m "a ,pcgn0n; the stock IA port Is lsie
,i % slh 9oo were American The receipts OF the wee
ar Be-. ae- of which OJ American lhe ccps o.
wheat port the I three days have been iOO quarters Of
Ivp6s an .6-Sar9r active at 81 6d7l per for No 70
L l >al le sot and ana at = an o' 90 Al'A iut
vEr Au, 2Coon opened 1901 francs p cat for Orleans
closed AZ ~ iluc> ,.-..-4 S....-
FvsTweniy bonds 1902 8i 1863 oil Bi l01 o9ti IenIoius
o. stocks quiet: Ere RAJ shares III . o.
irvERrooI Au. 90 m.Cot0n is du Mddhng Opanls o.
a.. MfIrz Orleans NJ 4lL; the stock afoat Is 44WO bales o
Ill IA rt American California White Wheat quiet and steady
Western Flour 0e cdy. Oa's 81 g Bush fOA Im LAd
-e Ch-a.e q the best grades Of American zine
Aug Ccgtta Lnseel heavy al o. he1ueu re'Oeu
IovpoS Aug 24Op mConsos closed at sls for both money
the account quiet; United states
la OIL sd 1901 81; Territories III stocks quiz
Rsvsy III Illinois Ceniral 1886 Atlantic and Great
FSkFofr Aug 2s-Und States FvTweuty bonds are steady
qii for the issue o. 1872
pass. Aug .6-The Boure is doll. Rentes, COZ 75c.
2f4 motion closed dull and declining;
filling Jrsnds ing Orleans 81 g9d sales Of the day.
10 ba spoga aud export The market for Yarns and
Fcs al dali Pork buoyau Lard dull Beef buoyant
IoSpos Aug 26-Tsrow dull at % a43 2 cvt
A>-FEr A 26Preum quiet at 5( francs for standard
N.ts 80. - o,
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HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEW YORK. Friday. Aug. %, 1870

NEwYoRK. Friday. Aug. %, 1870.
Although quite number of horses has of
late been brought into New York. they find but few buy
er and the market continues to be dull In East Twenty
fourths As well at the salesstabes all over the city
large stock OF rstclass road aud trotng horses ar
rived this week at Harry HamiltOns, In west thirty,
hrstst These picked animals bought for the Fan
trade during that genteman's late tour through the
Western states.
At the auction sale OF Messrs Johnston Van Tassel,
Nos liz and ia East Thireenths the following horses
we're sold to-day:
team OF brown Isl hands and years DID, boagh 10
horse kentucky bre ~ hsnis Old bro5g 20
Bay mare ~ hands OIL brought 100
Bay mare l1 hanis years DID, br0ught rs
team OF bay srs l5i hands and years old brought. f2
Dark bay horse l hands years old brought ....... 2lO
The attendance and bidding at this auction sale
very fair andin addition to the horses mentioned large
stock OF carriages and harness disposed Of and good
prices realized
The auction sale at the NewYOrk Tattersals corner
Broadway and Thirty nnth-st which 20 take place
tomorrow has been postponed 20 Wednesday the 3st
inst.
From the carriage manufacturers we learn that the
trade Is beginning TO be more lively inquiries coming
In from the West chiefly from the larger ces) for fine
quality OF carriages.
The shipment OF carriages to California has almost
ceased the manufacturers in San Francisco being able to
supply the home demand which, at last adyices, not
very large
Landans being made I'm Paris with movable lights
In front quarters improvement In carriages for Win
ter use Messrs Brewster Co. are building some Of
these carriages in their BroOme-st. factory.
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o. S. ESsNEER's oySIcE, Roos q Army BSIL Id !
CFAIED PROPOSALS will be received

- this SATURDAY the 24h lay Of September INV ~ ~
for deepening sn maintaining ne hhnns asro,s me par "
the option party doing e work to minimum depth Of ten Ol
,st M mnmum eighty 80) feet o~ water Of Spring
de IL Is the desired depth be obtained BY rAkng
during Of the sbo current Inc a dep o. me
rb,nns y.e. between m and eight sl feet ow water for
.i6 Of 80 feet, for width Of osr hundred and my so i've
hundred 5On depth l6l feet The material
posing sand and the quantity 10 be removed according 10
hiest Information 10 secure az eighty @ foot channel yen
dep hundred a. cubic The xefk vii be
insnctsI period when the
aul rsd channel shall have been established 81,
The proposals should the price month for maintaining a
ehanne for Of twelve and aeea months
oud Al state the additional price additional Ten
width such width not exceeding four hundred e As "
underxg nei may establish. II. ..uu.a
viii be WORK a. the eo1ira 's'
sill be allowed TO complete the eighty ot
duplicate, accompanied By gnarnU
printed copy " this advertisement attached hi III.
Bank for proposals aud guarantees sih DC 'hi"' -
Of application
'"'"S"' '''V' % A GIILMoRK Major Of ERgneen
prsyet MAJOR Gsasrs u D.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEw-ORLEANs Aug 2CottonDemand moderate; prices 61n
balesi stock %
~ receipts bales eosstwe lJl bales total 7sJ
bses erOr 0j bales to LverpOO c0astwse 32Jj
4 Sea-Y SAP bales
GALVESTON Aug 26-COon qdet and dm Good Ordinary l3c
ss 100 bales stock $40 bales net receipts
u the week i bales eIpOrscosstTe 81 bales sales oil the week
as bsle- -
SAv.yNAH Aug 2eCoton quiet and 6rm; Mdding LIE
receipts 40 bales; eIp0Ttc0astuse 10 bales
SO bale; net receipts Of the week ~ Oaies e1pocOas'
rs balrs; sales Of the week go bales -
Aug 26COtton dull and nomina hddNngs zoe net re-
spt Of The week bales; eoawise, 2e bales total 5 bales
sss Of toe weeA 800 bales stock. $500 bales;
BALTIMORE Aug B-Coion-Demshd good prices advanced net
u oOastsise pl bales; total yl
bes eTporsewe $50 bales sales OF the week so bales STOCK
I-40 bales; Miiilings. 19{c.
EoRyoIK Aug CotOh quiet Low Mddlngs l7c net receipts
u the week ~ bales. eIpocOsstse l0 bales stock 100 bales
MOBILE aug l6-Coon quiet Mdfln2s, lse sales 81 bales net
rept l0 bales eIpOrtscOawise "a bales stock s4 bales
receipts u the week z47 bales; eIOreOasSise ga bales sales
Of the so bales. 49,
CHARLESTON Aug a-COttou quiet Miidlngs. H2c sales $50
bales lSJ bales stock lO3 baes net reee pts Of NE
sE LIS bales eIportscoasSise 81 bales sales Of the week oO
bales
NLNy5ToS Aug 2-Owing to the uncomfortable receipts ship
ments and stock Wilmington the weekly Cotton report will be dis
coutnBd for the present
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Receipts OLE PRODUCE.

D. vi IiI.r Te-s'ls cal Rctr2acS go,
o.. -, ts.l Yigs Bsesvax, 20 bales Cotton, ~
ave g. ~ who'd 3 }7 bush. Corn %l.I hnsh Oa's
t p si...1 Bans. 10 bhls. Corn Meal - pigs btel
.s.ts- r Lr j! PSgs StgaIlle 30 80 ~ l -. % Si
-l l.kg hals Wool lt4lJ sides Leather iSS huds
ri lefe, Te.acCl. SOS Pkgs Starch, ~ bags Peanuts
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COTTT SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

- SUMNER ARRANGEME.N. /;
r.,,ss MONDAY Nay 30 1870, IRON K'''s's' % e'aia |"
., MI ,.d Accom- notation 70 Paiehosns
p.hyloa Accom- notAson5 and all SshonA tn
Roeisw,y EIcsrsoa Tbs wan sh o. 49,, r., Rsls
10 n ~ Krprsss for P,iehoras eoIseeAas WIN 'S'' "
''~ - ,or FIRE Place ssd soaih Hs'es
an, mn Aeon uodali0a for PstrhoEss; ...
"a m for II, sn1 az . s.,.x,,,
CSC u, Aesonmodshoa iof A''''--' -
throaSh 10 BabLoa .-.. 18th ho.t At B.b,los for
m aaI $50 p N krprss' '"AA'~
Fire Island 49,. ....., IN. N n mn
An tr.iss connect a, Valley stream oI ''F
YorsA trnn TON ,p
have erected ertsn.'s oaln-s.
r,ff,,snens aad convenience oil ~
T,sl.t. % ami IRON tbe Be.ss Oss po..Is
Fsr further PHAsssS sec " DOUGLAS, sspsra'eussa.
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FLEETWOOD PARK,
IL MORRISANIA
WESTCHRsTER n. Y.
SEPTEMBER MEETING 1870
PREMIUMS. $500
SEPT ~, 81. y, and -
TUESDAY. Sept. %.
Purse No for horses that beat 2D; 5000 to the
frs, horse o the second, 800 70 the third.
WEDNESDAY, Sept 81
Purse 2$2OO that beat $780, 81 200 the
first horee $500 TO the second, $3.50 to the third.
THURSDAY Sept p.
Purse No. ga 500 for horses that beat 2i 81 500 TO the
drst horse 300 10 the second, 400 TO the third.
FRIDAY, Sept. %
Purse No 234 two miles AMI
harness. 500 the first horse 800 to the second 800 to
the third.
Purse 5&2 500 for horses that beat 2 500 to the
horse, 500 t. the second, 400 To the third.
mile heats three in i've harues except Purse
No. T. which will be two miles and repeat, IN harness.
three enter and two 20 start, 70 close
Jnkns Fleetwood Park Clubhouse 13i Broadway be-
NewYork o'clock Sept
By mail addressed Boz 29 Mosans Post Office
BIZ order. HENRY DAIhh President
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feqaI Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Cornelius A.
Waldrou Of the County Of saraoa notce
hereby gwen 10 al persons having claims gansi GEORGE BRIGGS
e OF he owp Greenfield County Of saratoga cees to pre-
,en The sane thereof CHARLOTTE BRIGGS at Der
s1slg hons the Greenseor 10 CHAREs BlVbN AZ the
oge ohe Hart Company toe City Of sew-lort Ga
or before January laIDsd Gresnhed saaiss
SnT,v InT Is 1870 CHARLOTTE BRIGGS BTecutnr
Ills i,wSns CHARLES BLtyBN Executor
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Homeopathic
Mutual Life Insurance
Company,
2Sl Broadway, NeW-York.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
DOT MARSHALL. ..............l57 East Thirty iol'h't
Hon STEWART L. WOODPORD. .er Lieut. Gov State n. Y
las CUSHING Jr,...........o of Leroy W. Fsrebd Co
EDWARD z. EAMES.................OfH b. Chhin l. Co.
ELISHA BROOKS. of Brooks Bros, Union square
Hon RICHARD b. CONNOLLY. Comptroller OF " Y City
ROBERT sEwELL. of sewel Pierce 10 Brosisay
GEORGE LAKE. late Of Lake MeCreer al Broadway
Hon RICHARD KELLY President Of Fifth National Bank
JoUS sINPKINS Wallst
VIM C. DUSTOS.....of Bukley, DuntOu Co, "a JohnsL
PETER LANG Lang Robertson, Pronist
WM b. KRYDALL......of Bigelow Carpe, Co, IS Dusne'
HIRAM W WARNER late Warner Loop, 322 Pihh ave
WILLIAM RADDE. Publisher 900 rear1
THOMAS D. AsTEN. ............ll LA Bast Twenty nnihs
GERARD B. HAMMOND. .Taryto~n " !.
AUGUSTUS T. chhsL
LAY G. WEMPLR............ ...ss'''''fs feanH
HENRY II. ROBERTSON ................hott Haven n l.
OFFICERS:
ID T. MARSHALL Prest: JAMES CUSHING j., yeePres't
A BALsEY PLUaMRR seey ELIzUR WRIGHT Cong Aetu,ry.
s L. WoopPORD Counsel 4. NJ KELLOGG M D.. Med Err
HoxaorlrnlsT~ INSURED rHAs IN ANT OTHER
CsNPA0
ING TO MAssAcBUsKTrs Law.
No HE.rRIcroS ON rRavsEoR OCCUPATION.
LOSES PAID THIRTY PROOFS ~ DEATH
RyaRr POLICY HOLDER vorKR ELECTION or DiEEcroSs
1900 PoLIcIKs IssuED YRsr Two YEARs
AGENTS WANTED.
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MONMOUTH PARK RACES,
vi LONG BRANCH. N. J.
$1,000 in purses.
Commencing
SATURDAY, August q, 1870.
TUESDAY, August 30, 1870.
WEDNESDAY, August 81, 1870.

FIRST DAY.
PIRsT RACE-Purse 1000 that have beaten 30
Unnecessarily Fanny Lambert George w Patterson Nelly Nor
r Underunk Unknown Revenue Lady Wells Lizzie Keller and
81 Elmo
RACE-FOr horses that have beaten 1906 I
RUSSELL Charles Mary Ens Carroll Harry D.
SECOND DAY.
FIRST RACEPurse for horses 226
Western Girl Idol. John j. Bradley Belle Strickland.
SECOND RACR-Purse 500 for horses that have beaten
221-Henry jim, Rockey, and Hotspur
THIRD DAY.
FIRST RACE-Purse 5000 all horses-Goimh Maid George
Wilkes. Lucy
SECOND RACEPor gnemens horses four entes There
mailed yesterday and at hand
Races commencing punctusy at Passengers leaving By
steamer Jesse Hoy s:45 Plymouth Rock at a. Will
the n time for the races
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nsooing CARDS, &r.

At WIN. EyERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Full
N torst-wEDDIEG CARDS aud Flsk sTATioSEKf tKssse'
llsaed 1881
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Uenilstrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated ansshee Of nitrous oxide administer ~ "a:
approved DO nothing but a. .aa
Office No. 10 Cooper Institute
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Che Curt.
PARK.

FLEETWOOD PARK,
MORRfsANIA.
TROTTING SEPT l, at $3.50 p.
Match. 5000; mile and repeat In harness
b. h. Sarte by HambeOnian, Out OF LIME
Walker by Star bred by M Charles Baekman soay Ford Orange
County n. Y, three years Old. -
Boston black horse Lothar by Gbreth KNOB
Of three years old.
Cars and Harlem Railroad Depot Twenty Ihst
~ HENRY DATER,
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERS RAILROAD.

MORRlS AND ESSEX DlIlSlON.
Depos Of Barclayst and foot
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing TUESDAY July ~ l5o
$500 m EXPRESS MA TRAIN connecting at DenVhs vito boon
Branch, Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo With SueI
for Andoyer and Newton, Washington with the L. and
for alter Gap Srouisbug Scranton, Great Bend "
and o.eo and al points the Laeka"anna and bloomsbury
ll;io LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, at segsrt Morris
Phipsburg and
meets a. Phlnpsburg Win Bel X BeVfes AMI
With L. Bethlehem Alsntorn Maueh Chunk, and
wikesisrre.
4IOp SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover With Chester
z with and Washington with D. L., and
W. K. T. for Water Gap, Strouishurg AMI Scranton. -
$40 m HACkEI1SrOWh MAIL connects Win boonon thee
and susseI Railroads
For MORRsTOwS, as ll2 lln M 23o $50 40 $40 and
640 m.
and $500 ..
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, $50 1870 80 1910 snt
I2O m l:lO 1880, $40. 40 49, $780, 600 6O 300 aud Has
FOR NEWARK at $50 7:9c $500 $40 so .o:lo lo:3o Hoo
l20 y: o. ZOO s2:y 800 $40 $50 4;l0. 420
1850 $40 $40 $50 500 $50 $50 900 300 and ;s
Trains marked stop At East SeEsrE x...z.x.
~ - 90 - IN s1n .nd 20 Nl 49, =
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6orsss, Carriages, Garness, Sc.


AT the Auction House of JOHNSTON &
Pos0MceThe HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH Of our business
conducted HORSE AUCTION MART IL and ia East Thr
teen Fourth where bod regular SAILS OF HORSES
AND CARRIAGES every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
Gentlemen wishing purchase those having Horses Carriages 70
sell will End house perfectly reliable conduct this branch Of
business do all other business the hforvard
which honorable mercantile
We the purchaser every horse that warranted sound from "a
10 a. hours for trial
Bures Carriages made down
once and saesroom Naaust where also keep register
horses for private sale.
Liberal advances made OF consiguments
A NO BROADWAY EXPENSES-A Fine
~ OF Csu Coaches Psk Pony Phssohs from
Slj5 road and Wagons sueys Rockswas also
square box top 100; road S0i ROckssy S
500 rse.t Roekavay 1885, Brewster $50
Dnsen5ury Dne sl7a Phaeton s7 Harness Sheets
Net, &c. VIM II. GRAY 20, "a, "A and 2s wOostsr-st
A PONY, PARK, and Doctors PIIAET0NS,
n. TOP and Open Wagons Rocksways Express Business and
Depot Wagons Single and Double Harness Sheets BanLe Robes
price satisfy yourselves 1883 and liOl Broadway near Forty
kytst JAMES JENKINS.
ZINE HARNESS.
Now the time to order your HARNESS for Fall and Winter
A full assortment at . o.,,on,, ,,s
HARNESS. SADDLES. HARNESS.
Il 4 A ~ COllege-pllce.
Harness single and double fan kinds for all purposes
Single Harness "a TO SIPS.
Double Harness, 800 TO Sj75.
We have over 800 acts Of Harness on hand
Also Ladies' English Saddles Brides Whips Sheets,
Blankets Robes and all other articles connected with the bus-
very low prices - nm. n, c-r,p,vc covp,uv
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GIn nnn TO L0AN-In one or two sums
" IO,ttUNJ 90 improved cty pro- Would hay a mon,
ga GRO. b. WALTON, 81 Ceda-sL
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
IL sUNMER ARRAN z
and after MONDAY MAY To- 1870 Train, will leave James sup
follow:
0.OO n NORTH WAY Train stopping at all intermediate SAILORS
1900 N Hampstead Way Irsn.
800 .. n. GrsenpOu sud Sag Hartor Express
400 korhport Express
$50 ,. n. Nothpor Wsy Train
40 D m For North I.lp and intermediate s.alou.
All fruns branch Hampstead SUNDAY ns o osVs
Glen Valley Huntington, and Nortnpo ss hnhr
Point m. and !. ~ Dan ~ 49,
East Hampton fo a NJ and . w m vans
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NEWARK AND NEW-Y0RK RAILROAD
~ nKP0T IL NEW YORK foo. Of Lbsrvsa Norn A,s
o, md .nsr Jane 1870 P.esgsr ,rs,s ~. run mn
~ wv NV YORK FOR BRRGkSAFh AM HAw a"~ %
Lssn "a Is so5 $40 500 9.is ll:l0 m; M doo
80 "a CS ~ 100 40 500 So 600 e;p' 'i0o' ''p 'O"
sc w srs FORK ros WEST BsRdssI 80 81" Vi"
iI:IoL n 10 i;3o, SD e RiCkgx sspsnassaaso,
n y BALDWIN, Gsa. Passenger Agent
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL-


~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING JUNE ~, 1877
OF TwentyssventnI
-' Pourth-ave Entrance N Twenty seyenthsI
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK go, - .
New Haven and Bridgeport Ell llo nj Iz;l' (hLh
IS $50, aud (EI) p a,
a. m. 3fS i3O and $3.50 p. N. ,,,x ~, ana
(RI 3:i5 4:JO (RrL $50, $50, and 200 lEI) p N
For Daren g. II 30 m. 3:s tJ, 3:gt snd6;p -,
For STANFORD (EIl g. 1850 9;l3 tELl z'l' thh
,:t5 .;5O IgI1 AS $50 500. tbs, (EIl pm 81,
For Grsenseh and edats saaon, llJV a. E'l' '~
So. MI Tain ie.Tes Twenty seenthst New York al n Tor
Bo.,o, 81, both sprpsssd Line and Shore Line
N'''-' ~ - CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, vi, sprngfsh a m. and 8 p IN.
For Boston, Shore Line, l1:l5, p N .
Hartford sprngssd, n, L2l5, $50 n 70 hr0i
For Newport L. l2Is Er) connecting with Steamer across
Bsy arriving stB:30 p. n. u..,
Fer Connset.at River Railroad Es p. to honh'a
% m Northampton ,,., ,,, ,,.1su
Por shore Lin. Rara Norwich and ProVidsaeei H'
70, Ne. H.yen and Sor,h,npon R,rO, 300 n to
Sortb.npton and Willansbargh
For Hou,.Lone Railroad, 8A M and p m =. w.,
For Saug.tusk Railroad m p NJ ans M ~ sseio1''
Ior D,uSury and Railroad a. lz;l9 ana ~
por Nav C,uaan Railroad nj Red 4co ani DIV N
conncio.. Sleeping Cars attached TO m iran na San
oAI ma ~ A JANIS n. H0fT. superntendenL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-09
sTONEwALL JACKsON's STATUE.
Card from MIR. BeresfOrd Hope-The
statue Nearly Ready for the Cas-
fer.s Hand.

ttfb Il6ttus
To the Editor of the London Times:
SIR-I observe in your paper of the
18th ult., letter from Historicus,' IN
which your correspondent, with charac-
teristic pomp of language, denounces a
paragraph, to which you have recently
given circulation, informing the public
that the statue of Stonewall jackson,
which was subscribed for in England
shortly after his death, and for which my
friend Mr.. Gregory, M. ?. for Galway,
and myself are principally responsible,
was in a state of considerable forward
ness / have, in answer, TO observe that
this awakening of the terrible recol-
lection of sleeping resentments, and
conjuring up the. ghosts Of buried ami
mosities, this irresponsible mischief
making" was an act of the simplest
commercial honesty. Certain people in
England had subscribed their money for
a specific object, the statue of General
jacksonville complete sum having been
paid down, and not fraction of 1t asked
back--and they we're anxious to know
when they were likely to see that
object. Moreover, certain other people
in Virginia were getting impatient
to have that statue in their own State,
and we're, as it seemed, unconscious OF
the likelihood of any difficulty on the
part of the Federal authorities which
could make its erection impossible. In
fact their plea was: Tell us if you are
going on; but if you are not, hand over
your money to us for another statue Of
General Jackson which we have in hand.
IL was in answer to these appeals that
the paragraph which Historieus
quotes in the abridged form was drawn
up, in terms carefully selected, SO as not
to would any American susceptibllities.
OF course the statue cannot be erected
in Virginia, or any other State, against
the will Of the authorities; and if that
will is adverse, England will be the rich
er and America the poorer by one work
Of art while those who undertook to
spend other peoples money for speci-
fed object will have proved themselves
honest men. Does Historicus, IN
advising us to transfer the money to
the sufferers in Lorraine, give us his
high opinion that we may safely repu-
date our contract with Mr.. Foley, and
refuse to remunerate him for the time
and trouble which he has devoted to the
statue, already nearly ready for the cast
ers hands2 / shall not be led by His
toricus" into discussion upon the
rights or wrongs Of the intra-Amerlcan
war 1t is certain that victorious
North, when it decreed the national
monument to Lincoln, did not share his
opinions as to the posthumous commem-
Grafton Of men who achieved greatness
by struggling for the cause in which they
believed. His arguments, pushed to
their legitimate extent, would open out
for Mr.. Ayrton a very expeditions way
OF extrieating himself from the Yelling
ton monument difficulty, while it would
involve some fresh enrichments being
devised for the columns in Trafalgar
Square and the Place Nendome, and for
the Wallace Tower.
Yours faithfully.
A. j. B. BEREsFORD HOPE.
Antwerp, August 20.