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New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
OUR IRON MANUFACrURGS.

THE FALLACIEs OF COMMISSIONER WELLS Ex-
MA IRON MEN
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-The following petit
ton was forwarded TO Washington yesterday. 1t is
vana and conroverts the absurd theories advanced by
Commissioner Wells in his late report:
To he Senate and House Of Representatives. Of the United
Saes ~ Congress aseoled In the late report OF the
Hon. David A. Wells Special Commissioner OF the Rev
enue the following paragraph appears;
In the valley Of the Cumberland aud the anthracite districts Of
With the business average cost Of manufacture
the Of furnaces kyoaby situated under good
and 10 some instances much les than This figure These estimates
fnrthnore SHOULD be obve Include liberal Interest the capt
tai invested which turned oG from TO three
Your memorialsts, representing 81 furnaces in the
Lehigh Schuyl and Susquehanna regions producing
annually. in the aggregate, 10000 OF pig rOn
respectfully express their belief based upon personal
knowledge, that the above statement OF the COmmis-
sioner will be found. upon a critical examination,
erroneous, and II accepted by Congress, dan
gerOus guide TO legislation. Upon the author
ity OF our personal knowledge, we beg leave
10 state that the average cost per tUn at the
furnaces we represent exclusive OF any interest on capt.
tai and the expenses OF moving product from the fur
naces in the year 1863 S2g 49, and in the first
months Of 1862 $40 63 while believe the for the
last six months will not materially vary therefrom
these prices being the average cost Of the product.
embracing the three qualities OF iron, viz. Nos D.
and 3.
We respectfully express the conviction that the fore.
going OF the product Of the furnaces
represent below the average cost OF the product OF
American furnaces collectively IL being our belief that
We represent interests having important economic
advantages
In view OF the foregoing statement we respectfully
ask act Of justice TO the Commissioner TO the pro-
ducer OF American pig irOn TO the public and to Its
resentatiyes IN Gongress taat you WI" MAKE special
missioner has based his statements, and into the accu
racy Of statements as above that the truth may be
made public and error, however strongly ndorsed, be
etfectuahy COnfuted.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
FREIGHT OVER THE ERIE ROAD.

Messrs. Homer, Ramsdell g. Co. have ar
ranged with the Erie Railway Company to receive all the
way freight from the Delaware and Eastern Divisions
west OF Greycour and transport 1t by barges to New
York This will include all the freghting from the
branch roads-the Waikiki Valley, the warwick the
Florida and DeckertOwn roads. IL Is SAID that tils
relieves the main line from the crOwdng OF trains at the
tunneI and the delivery OF freight at Jersey Cty ana
NewYork The Erie Company assert that ther throesu
freight s all that they comfortably take through the
tunnel and that the expense OF hghterSse OF Cataee
Of goods from Jersey City to New-Iork Is nearly as
expensiye as shipping from Newburgh 10 NewlOrK ana
that the saving OF distance in railroad transporta
tion from Greycourt VIA Newburgh IS about %
per cent. No time will bo lost by , tnls
new mode OF transportation. Ihe company ha.o
extended their track along the wharyes between tne
barges ana the warehouses; that most perfect con
yenepces for transference OF freight are provided
Messrs Ramsde & Co. have contracted FOR 90 new DoN
freight cars al an expense OF $4,000 and, atogethe
will mako an outlayOf 100000 for their enlarged eehl
ing business They have recently purchased the barge
CRas speir which sto be rented az cost OF SOeo ana
added 10 their Other two barges-the Mnnssnk ana to
sus0uehanna-to form daily line to New-1ork early IN
the Spring. They are also extending thelr COCKS anu
dn9 I'M basin about three acres In extent whlch space
viii be used for warehousng and railroad trains Messrs
W O. MAILER Co.'S barge line VIII also engage III WIS
Erie freghtlng business
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THE MAYOR OF HUDSON CITY CHARGED WITH
ERAIiD.

s,t.-J FRAUD.
Some weeks ago Cornelius Campbell, who
gave his residence at No 400 West Fortyseyenths ap'
peared before Justice Ledwith and asked warrant for
the arrest Of Benjamin Sawyer Mayor OF Hudson City
whom he charged with fraudulent practices, In having
obtained the use OF the 6omplanants name, Under he
promise of $1,000, which he said he had received
The magistrate informed His Honor by private note OF
the charge against him. and requested his attendance at
Jefferson Market Police Court. After several adjourn
meqs the attdagce OF all interested was secured yes
terday, when Mr. Campbell filed an affidavit charging
Bent F. Sawyer 7, j. Bowman, and Samuel Ropes with
false Dyested ofts legal phraseooRy and
ia founded are as follows On or about the 80 of Octo
ber last Samuel Ropes called upon Campbell at the
laers place Of business, No 60 Broad st. accompanied
by Mr.. Sawyer, who told him (CampbelO that they had
the opportunity Of putting Job" In the way OF hr c,
by which they might all make $4,000 II Campbell would
allow the Of his in procuring loan Of 900
Sl5OO bonds OF the North Carolina Railroad Company,
arranged as not to crimlnate Campbell Ropes also said
that 4 j. Bowman who was in the office OF Mayor %
Ropes shortly afterward came 20 him with two papers
es ar eSgus had hid aTn 0 Hn up Se at 0nc
as A W. sheppard was waiting e nor '9o% 5o%nd Ths G1s
that one paper agreement to hold IN trust the
$l5O0O Ia bonds and TO return them In 80 days The
other paper order TO deliver the bonds TO A. W.
Sheppard at expiration OF that time The complainant
therefore, charges that the three Mayor sawyer Bow
OF the bonds which, he further claims they subsequently
sold approprating the money to their own use, except
holders Col Lttefeld Campbell says he never received
OF the money promised The prosecution was con
Quoted by Mr. ID. II. Hanrahan brotherin-aw OF Judge
McCunn and Mr.. Sawyer, being lawyer conducted the
case for his side He denied most earnestly the charges
of Campbell and pointed out several weak spots in his
affidavit He said the whole thing was "put-up job"
10 extort money from him. In his sworn statement he
testified that Campbell had deceived them In
many ways, representing himself to be worth $4,000
which was false in proof Of which he offered official
papers showing that the complainant had been declared
nsoivent. He said that Campbell had been threatening
70 backmail him for some time and had even offered
compromise $500, but he demanded an examination
His Honor said that his reputation had already suffered
injury by the story OF Campbell having been noised
abroad on OF the aeness OF the hour at whlch
the Investigation commenced the magistrate postponed
further hearing until today. Mayor Sawyer was re.
leased upon his own recognizance. He Is c0nndent Of
being able 10 refute all the charges.
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NATIONAL PUBLISHING HOUSE AND UNIVERSITY
FOR THE BLIND.

Previous to the war an enterprise oil this
character was commenced with Mr. Dempsey Sherrod as
general agent and subscription was obtained amount
ing TO about s25 Of cash. which is available the OBJECT
being to erect suitable building in washington, S G
where hooks adapted to the use or the Dhu may 70
and furnished at price within the roaoh
of an that need them aud the publishing VIII De col
menced as soon as the National Board Oi MAhageis sum,
haye received "A sufficient amount OF money TO ehhDle
them Ia do so Boards of Trustees have been Organizer
in savera statos and the work has been unoetnAeh III
aarn,st The necessities Of unfortunate fellow,
beines who are beref Of sight for tho acquisition o.
arc very great, and the enterprise huIosas'
itsait 10 he sympathy and cooperation u every oehoVo
lent person The following genlielneu' NhSso nvn' Nm
command universal cODndcDee cousUlWo tuo NO" i''A
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Edward CahilI, aged %, of No. Al West
Thrtiethst badly crushed yesterday between two
freight ears " the Hudson River Railroad at Thirty
thirdst. and Eleyenth.aye
Coroner Flynn yesterday continued tho in
quest in the OF George RenbcrgeT. who killed
Tuesday by the fall Of an elevator at No 80 Annst
Several experts examined, who testified that the
elevator liable TO get out OF Order and that there
danger Of its falling. II had fallen twice before.
The investigation then adjourned The same Cor
held inquest the body Of Cornelius H0rri-
gam age 3S years. who over the 18th ult by
No SC OF the Thirdave line, between Thirty eighth
and Thirtynnthsts and injured in such manner that
he died on Tuesday In Bellevue Hospital lie Was at
tempting TO Jump the front platform Of the car AZ tho
time. and fell backward yer ict Of accidental death
rendered.
Previous TO the departure of the Cunard
steamer from Jersey City yesterday the dock filled
with confidence operators. Peter HcGoyern met pas-
senger named William GuiOn. and pretending 20 be
passenger also, induced Guon 20 take "A walk Shortly
afterward they met by acOnfederao named Charles
Warren, who presented bill 20 McGOvern, and OF course
the latter could not pay because his trunks which con-
tanned his money, had not arrived. Warren could not
walt and McGOyern proposed TO borrow the amount
from Guon giving bill OF exchange as security. Guion
only had drafts, however and so tile scheme failed.
policeman, dressed IN plain clothes. who witnessed the
attempt took the swinders into custody subsequently
Edward Miller and James Williams were arrested while
attempting 70 swndle another passenger named william
Johnson. They we're all committed. These same per
sons, lust before the departure OF the last steamer
swindled passenger out OF 500 IN gold aud escaped
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cation and their friends. Tho usual Episcopal service
having been performed. interspersed with Christmas
songs and chants, the Rev. b. H. Paddock Of Grace
Church. Brooklyn, preached from text found in Acta
tv 7; "By what name have done these things" The
reverend speaker after illustrating the power the early
apostles In Missionary work. showed the necessity of the
same work In our time and said that 1t could be accom-
plshed II church members only would be animated by
to do their mighty work The reverend gentleman closed
BIS sermon with an eloquent appeal 10 his audience for
their help in the missionary cause contribution was
then taken and heartily seconded by the audience The
Rev Dr. Lawrence was supported by the presence in the
chancel, Of the Rev. Dr. Muhlenberg the Rev Dr living
the Rev. DR.. Warren, and the Rev. Mr.. Guiibert.
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BARToSsasu "a BSGl,o L % 'a. TSJ'o, m Ts, 81 rA'
her funeral from her late residence corner q snm,n 'S9 wa.
msa. Dsf.Us Vii 5. t1tsD q Troy ioi per@sSt
BIRDsALLn this city, Thursi morning. Jsu Jane Aore.of
Glover wife Of Edward H. Bdss and daughter 0f PheOe aud h'
TIE friends Ss .a & s s sSs or ns % 5 & % cc%@a corner s
and Twensthsh Saturday the 9th inst sOcoei The
CoBB~E MOrtovu N j. wsdnesiIy Jan Of eOasanpasu.
and friends q s am invited e attend 'a ia'sra
morning tran tho Morris Railroad SwYO foo,
c5IEsddi.n on Thur,d ,h. 9Th inst, Richard Cole tn. ns
TIE relative. aSd friends Of the family and Of bis Robert
the Thomas Smith are respectfully invited 70 .tssd ns
faDs. from b; late residence sS ~ Aoas0m' '' '''' OH'
New Orleans papers please copy
cgTTERI BroSn or Tsaas' sysnPs 5 jap g,5.2 is '
The relatives aud friends Of hs family are W " ~.
late residence No % Psnspontst
CoLGATE-ou Wednesday. Ju Frances Ghs' wife Of Joha Ill
The relative. .ni friend. Of hmy invited 70 attend The fss.r.i
Der late residence No. A3 De" Br00ATn % r"dr
afternoon Jan. T. M2 O'Clock
DaBEvOIsE-on wsdusisy JAn DsBevOis ia the "h J'"a
The .d relative. .s. ny are rp;c p,sd I'VE :. sss.
@s,psI. SsstovO, L. t. without further notice.
GABAUDAS-on Tuesday evening Js 1870 at b, r...enss No ID
Wet Washing place Arthur w GsbsudA0 IN 'he S7h year :"
The relative. and ,eud. family .od the members o. co,'
Lakes Church HaloaI; NswYOE on Friday the 7A lust "
o'clock p. N.
KIMBALL-on THURSDAY noraag J,u BerOi laughter Of IL l.
Kinbal Of Atlantis, Ca, aged years
,eryc al the residence uncle O. H. Stoe 10 Co'AgsPSs
tnis friday afternoon at oeock
LINpERou WEDNESDAY Jan Tobias Lander in the 61th ye" 81
bis -, a. .,...t A.. c,,.,.I
r, M ate resdeuce IJ hast Thiryiuih 81 90 FRIDAY w
o'clock The s be ksO to NeWbash for ia'''IenL
MUCHMoRE-At Madison n j. on the 5th a'i J0Aa ha'o"o'
7ith Of his sge ., 40, -, 81, S.t.rl., All
80 At lOl m hom Presbyterian Church hadsoH " .
PBLL-ou Tuesday evening Jan 'eJ suddenly James T
sono % Robert l.. Prl .--t,., a., .,,.,s
tx soS, AMI strss family respectfully invited 70 a.
r. sn.r,i an Frday Jaa from the tdenes 81 ss
f,tbsr 2lB FiahAve, without further llNntoh
i py a. M m from Of her brother, Rev n o.
Stoue, 3n PeslEt, Bfockgu .., -,,,.t.,.
sTRTSoS- White Plains Jan Miule o. only esl' 0'- "
ievs And Annie Sstsoo. sge year and mol', a..
Rs.tyes aud friends Of the fui rcspeeiaJ ,a al
I5ns fron the res deaes Of l. I. Porter csl, FH'V' 'a1 =
TkYioR-on TUESDAY evening Jan Hester H. IP'''' ~ '
William TAYLOR the B8th Of Der age 49, o,.,,l oss IN,
rh. syes aud friends Invited q aIIu a a a,
Te,'isnce of her s0a ElNard l. Taylor 10 hA'' ''
O'Clock Friday. Rleanora PrDs
WHAITBS-At Upper cSRoehells y = . $50 -
viE Of Edward r. WbaiteA aged % eau,
Tn. body will he intenei 10 0reeaso0l Neh''''!'
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
HAyRE Jan 6EYeung Cotton closed quiet spot sni 9oat
DOMESTIC MARKETs.


ALB,sY " Jan 6Ters moderate home aai Northern nL
inquiry Wheat Of Of State p
lot White State bags 81 co. aui 90
inquiry and New Round yellow nomnav quoted at Slos o. ai
O Western Mixed at 81 ID IN Barley the movement Of msstes
bush No tsOrowed state At 81 05 O,s
n limited request steady
Y Jan 6-Market dull and unchanged except that
Corn shade easter; Foursaes OF so bba White Michigan s
Toledo track and loco bush Oh No Western At ne
Bsreyhree loads Canada solo, traci 20 bush
oats Rye Peas 9e Pork Sl9 FOR heavy Meas Lard
lsc; HghSpes, sl, retail trade. -
il5 bales exports lal bales Flour unchanged Corn, a99c
Oats, 65c Lard and Bulk Meat nominal.
MLwAUEEE, Jan. 6Pour unchanged Wheat heavy at ee ft
76Ic Ol for No Rye steady a
Tie fo No. l. Corn nominal Barley nominal Dressed log.
50 1880 2 Rsceip,s2OoO bbs Flour. 400 bush Wbsst
ToIEDo jan s-wbsst dul Amber 81 OI7sI o5, No Red
81 Oj No. Red held 81 O9l 81 Oh Corr advancing Mes.
re Oats dull and unchanged Dressed Hogs quiet at $40 5oas 90
n Shipments-Corn assoc bust. Dressed Hogs, 500 n
CISoISSAr 6-Flour unchanged Wheat unchanged CoSs
qast and unchanged whisky doll &c Cotton unchsnged Live
Hogs dull aud nomnay s3q % 50 Dressed Hogs SOf
80 75 receipts 800 head Pork unsettled buyers at $50; sssn
S6 2oG go 80 Bulk Meats and Bscon nomins unehsngi sb
demand Lard dull and decng sales 100 erces at 5 Kettle
6lc with BUYERS Hams 2r42oic. Care3
Green Meats declined Exchange steady at buying sad Ito
CHICAGO Jan sEIhanEe 10 Of buying 10 premium selling
Flour dull at 80 5OGSi IS wbeAtSss Of No at dS No
56c 10 the afternoon quiet and dmr 6 seller Jsnuay for No.
Corn mer and higher at 69c cash for No 2 The afternoon No
nominay sec Oats dull az 3ig0e for No Rye dull 698
gc Barley dull a. sos for No. Hshsiles quiet and hrm pic
Provisions active Pork &26 IS cash Sl IS selef
February. Lard dull al dlic Cumberland Mddes steady io
Dry Saei Shoulders at 0 Rough SIDES lic Short Rio Mdas'.
heavy Live Hogs lower SlaSl 50 for COmEon Par
Reeep42oO bbls Pour 5000 bush wheat looo bash Con-
bbs Flour 20 900 bush Whea. 900 bush Cora $500 bub 0is
$500 Hogs
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sp,tiuI Iutirs.

Lindeman & sous
cvoroIp g. SQUARE PIANo'FokrEs-
rns OrcLoID sa1bas' III iu @'Pe
KSrlRB NOVELTY.
ELRGANCB
,sa STRENGTH.
Ana m ,,Da IN ,us. logger ,S,n any other form Of p'''a
w,aRRooMs-So z LERoY -PLAcK ULSScSSSst-
----- Watches, and gsweirJ
-, ., ,,,,. n, sALg and REPAIRED b. tns eis ''''"'
20 uIxS SON LIN Brolisy. Ssises'n rr'n'' '''''N
"nO % r,h A., ,aa as Broadxav door bso~ Oaraisa
,,s.,,hI,csns 9sa Ward, Awaketesso, Ss SssyitVSISa y
Invites al ever heougag to u 60 mee ssa. ui b
eAues'' .s,,,r Of mpotauce 10 al % SoSR
aclsl lyua, j. l. D-LNN9"' 80 W.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
MASSACHUSETTS.
ELECTIoN OF STATE OFFICERS.

Boston, Mass, Jan. G.-The following officers
all Republicans elected to-day joint ballot in
the Legislature Secretary Of State, Franklin NJ Drew
Attorney General, Thomas b. Read Adjutant General
Gen. r. b. Murray; Land Agent Parker 7. Burlegh
Executive Councors-Uramus o. Bracket, William
Deerng, william Rogers, A. II. Abbott, L. r. Spear
Joseph N Porter, and D. X Hobart. proposition was
made in the House, but not acted upon that both
branches of the Legislature, IN body, attend the
ceremonies at Portland the reception OF the remains
OF the late George Peabody. The Rev. John A. NJ Chap
man ethodisu was elected Chaplain ot tHe HOUSE ~
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07

OF such the city and request tho hours
for opening and closing be from M 10 Sp. m. during
the Winter.
A number of the stODe-Cutters at work in tho
Geological Garden Buildings in Central Park
strike In consequence OF reduction Of wages from ~ 70
TO 81 2j day. The iron mOuldcrs employed at the TX
celstor Foundery have also struck These men will hold
u meeting this evening.
The Clothing Cutters last evening elected
officers follows: President, Henry Sha'er; Vice
President, Patrick Mhearty Recording Secretary. Wm.
Minet. Financial Secretary, Henry Daunahane Treas
urer Mr.. McArdle. Five members were dismissed tho
Society for non payment OF dues.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07

State Board Isaac Ferris. L. d. Chancellor Of Now.
York University: tho Hon A. v stout President OF tho
Shoe and Leather Bank OF New-YOtk Nathan Bishop.
III. u. Erasus q. Benedict. attorney -atlaw: Adam
McClelland. A. NJ. Brooklyn: Stephen Wood. M. d..
Henry Dreser. La d., Professor OF Columbia College;
James II. Wallace; Archibald Russell Contributions
may be forwarded 10 the Treasurer the Hon A. Stout.
or 10 the collector Mr. H. Dixon OF No 40 Bible House,
Ma York
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
MISSIONARY MEETING.

The Church of the Holy Communion, corner
of Sixth ave aud Twentiethst. the he' pr Lawrence
uasor held its annual Missionary meeting last evening
,,I. cI,rcl. nl beautiful with rs Chrmas trimmings
~ evergreen, was dod 10 oyo1owlug BY tho congrc'
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07

The Children's Aid Society treated the
scboinrs ~ 6 Tlrfeenth Ward School 20 Nov Years
festival yesterday About 100 children were presented
candies HddrSsses Were nado by Mr. Brace, Mr. y. w.
Skinner and others. A largo number o. visitors were
present aud participated IN the geueiH enjoyment
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
WOMANS MEETING IN PLINlPTON HALL.

score of undemonstrative ladies and gen
tlemen assembled last evening in Plimpton Hail. and
were called 70 order at O'Clock by Miss Anthony who
remarked that she did not the meeting, but was
nevertheless glad to be present After little pause
Mise Anthony said few words in remembrance and
eulogy Of Mrs Dr. Lozer, and then read the following
resolutions:
Whsea Tie National wOrkbEvoneBs Association has ois b. the
ce1 oflu Pint YosPssdeBt Charlotte DenmAB Lohe d. d. an
acilte helper and noble freud
Red That hold bouored memory the brave and gentle
whose loving consistently applied 20 the elevation o.
h Invariably rendered practical through her vigorous aud
ripe Judgment tie and Of sSs mEured not less earnest
Nurtrrs
Fss5sd That oogabt Of the dignity and nobility Of her
elaeier u beT uuag cultivation Of her fne Intellectual powers
sd bs oroUEh 10 which she pursusd The
tole practice her pOssou esteem Der representative Of The
gfsufet tyre u S0manhOod.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted, and Mrs
Norton then proceeded explain that the meeting was
combined session OF the old WOrkngWOmens AssOcia-
Ton and the new WOmans Mutual Aid Society In view
Of this mixed OF affairs, the WOrkngwomens AssO
CaOn adjourned sine de 10 meet at the call Of tue Presl
feut aud the WOmaus Mutual Aid Society adjourned "
1hursdsy evening January D. The Associations are not
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07

bosom friends by good deal each says ugly things
the other and OF wo feel bound TO believe
hnlh
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07

Med cDOSALD-BAKERou Jan 1870 At the rses of,s' srds,
father Mr. A. NJ Hitchcock by Rev Dr. Geer Wn. o. heDonsd
NJ D., to Mrs A. w. Baker No cards
sADLER-AsTON-At Pine Plains wednesday Jan By the Rev
Reyuolds William Ssder. Of Pine Plains 10 Een Eva ASa
only daughter OF A. Aston, ssq, 0fBroOkyn, N. Y
sBLvAGB-COUCH-O Thursday 9Th inst At Bsyonae City J.,
By Rev Jones Hsau SeVage 70 BrA A. eldest ds1ghs'
OF s. S. Couch. No eaTdA
al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed wth fah
a
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Hazard & caswens Cod Liver OIL d ia, bs.,
MARRIRD.

The Trophy Tomsf o.-Crcnlars ready. Address Gsosaa
wASlss H., Ogden Farm Newport, K |.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07

The Euwelap Grape.
dissertation lai price, 6 v9es A1deh HABgoCcx
Bu,AskLL Ioa. near Peekskil NeT-Iork
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07

L0yD5y JD 6By e weekly staement OF lhe o OF Joe Baat
ErgBi published to-day appears the amount Of b1hoa II vault
decreased l06O0 pounds sterling since last week
PAR 6Durbg the week Just passed the beavT oaaos
France has continued The amoanI Ia Tsa
10 Oar 81 800 g0J francs es than on last THURSDAY.
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issued the following statement
Having examined with care private cyphsr correspondence between
Che oce Western Union Telegraph Company 10 INA e Sbd
MI Geo H. Mumfod the General gent 10 ehstgs
the resu 1Gs ' % yybsP Protective League to prep
. cooTers between Company and M employees upon Fictitious
grounds This theory sustained by private telegram "hch nave
received from San Francisco announcing hst we oaDe
eome em the The result probably will prove that these new
sent to California for the express purpose Of nafs s
seven get full mail sdVees from thence and ha ne
the great body Of operators would .e o1e'
secret oe-And thus become compromised long before we re
which they made the dupe could be exposed 30
press public uoousnens involved The pending issue VA es
tby on be word Mumior who know be Incapable OF
fsehood Salaries Of telegraph operators are gaaea Ao'ns % & - MI NJ
Mmor proposed reduce the salaries Of two 80 PEI mOHh eseh
that Of superior operator ~ Per nIa nu' s
rates No be public The operators response preferred respectful
request that salaries be TeAdued according to scale when up
f.u instances where increase asked. MI humioru
seutei the schedule 40 far as 10 gaut 10 severe eA par NJ
s ne pfopOon By % each but the lTos
ob.ud being larger than required the opinion o The supen
sJ G fat yas5H oni Probably selected for DIS
s,s Who had found least Trustworthy for the service o e
month and who allowed 90 THAI be bad reeed
before declined work AT the advance named and mus omu
one for an Increase OF per the salary Of ose man nho MAS
Asad, offered lust $40 than he had received eo
The Pr.t.ne ha. 'g SIog1s.. o. sd TsI Eudrsds of
men dsuded by bareheed ssnds po oo9P ss ~
Their enPoIer. sHs ,Gs PULL emo @ .s ProSabi, when
the slow becomes clear 10 te strikers ana ths vs Wv
sy win that no attempt reducing salaries bss been m,ds h VI"
sJ tb rspI sud ss 70 demand for reinstatement In the positions
h tbsy held before eonosas this would be 10 dspAee the
mel TsG III Gssah see be conceded b,
the Compan would be publishing The fhul Tor Tue ts-e "
~ o. H. PALABa. TfesfnreE
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Br-FFALO CATTLE MARKBT-Jls s.
ruR p,yxsov rsarAyn .yn yRAyoR


C,e-Recep 21O head market active but shade oEef sal.
at Poor Prime. Hogs quiet and uschsnge
Shesp-Recept moderate With fair demand At M seeE gaoA;os
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07

The Hon. A. p. Howard, Republican, has
een elected 10 An the vacancy made by the death 0 tho
Hon John Russell in the Xith Senatorial District ot
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DIED.

Marriages must be Endorsed Witk hau