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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon. VIM S. Groesbeck, having been
mentioned As a candidate for Governor OF Ohio, an
nounces that he will not accept nomination for any
sflce, OF be a candidate at the next election.
A Grant Campaign Club was organized in the
Second Ward Of Brooklyn last night, with the following
officers: President jeremiah Costello; Secretary NJ
Cercoran; Delegates-L s Bourne, John Brosnan NJ
McElroy, L. 7. Woodruff and ]. Fol1
Vermont seems to be opposed to rotation In
Office s. f. Hazeltino has been town clerk OF Bakers
field in that State for nearly years Hiram Burton
shaesbury, for &c 3 H. Kellogg OF Ptteferd, Tor 40
and Rosv ell Bottum OF Orwell, for % years
The lid. Assembly District Republican
Association Marx Laniean President, adopted resolu
tons last evening protesting against the TRANSFORMATION
OF the traitor Wnans to the Sixth Ward OF NeW1 ORR
(which is in the Id. DISTRICT recommended by the
Republicans of WinaAs's District in ChautauQua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
COUNTERPART TO MISS HOsMERs LETTER-HI
RAM POWERS on A BROOKLYN WORK OF ART.

"Will you allow me TO say few words IN
your Ecenig PosT LIST That have NOT abandoned my
art for agriculture has been stated by dr. Barnes or
Rrooklyn on the occasion Of 'the unyailing Of cele
brted statue. 2d That uttered the WORDS which
that gentleman Just put into nay mouth. Cd That
have not the slightest recollection OF ever having seo
MI Barnes-a!thOugh it is highly probable he did visit
INV studio may have gwen 10 him the address of the
author Of the West Wind, for this do 70 all who IN
quire But for the sudaton OF the statue or OF ts
author that rs all pure invention for whatever may
think have said any such words about tire West
Wind OF Mr Gould, the sculptor, or Of mysod trust
that / am not quite silly.
:" / would moi trouble yOu IL not for the mschiev-
ous inference he drawn from the words OF the Hon
Mr. Barnes a. reported, namely: That have retired
and am afraid risk my reputation by tine issue OF any
new work. Secondly. That / have indOrsed the high
estimate Barnes appears 20 entertain of The lent 4
OF Mr. Gould There il not word of truth IN ali THIS.
But pray IL 10 be understood that in The ADORE LdUe
erresscd opinion UhGterer ga Tegurd 10 Mr. could or
has trOrLe Yours, faithfully, HIRAM POWERS,
TIoreucs. ApTIl Z, Is1l."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28

might compete with that Of Europe, DR.. Chapman pre-
senied sewing tnschne with motor Of his own
attached He stated that the Of the sewing machine
undermining the health Of many women. The unre-
uniting motion Of the thigh Inflammation IN the
Joint which spreads 10 the pelys and the system gener-
ally sometimes ending In derangement OF the brain.
He prodcood Bartlett sewing machine. giving prscts
cal Illustration OF his was 20 compact
10 be contained within the space OF cubic foot.
There treade the feet o. ne operator have
nothing whatever to do. A sfy-wheel, which h set in
motion by crank and can be eonnected disconnected
with the machine by the same nesBs Ia the motive
power BY turning this crank twice around tho
machine ran for two minutes. The OF speed IL con-
tToed by tho operator by Of two levers working
horizontally, and the machine can be STOPPED lnssahty
800 stitches per minute
Thomas b. worreH exhibited O banklsck, and ID. ia.
Cohen boat-detaching apparatus, whereby boat may
be lowered instantly whom full Of men, and when the
vessel Is sailing at q high rate OF speed.
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THE GREAT SEw-JERsEY RAILROAD LEASE.

The report published yesterday of the lease
OF the United Railroads OF Jersey to the Pennsyl
yania Railroad Company Is fully confirmed. The Com
mttees of the two Boards Of Directors have agreed 10
the terms and the bargain 10 be submitted TO the
decsiou of the stockholders of tho NewJeFsey Compa
MES who will doubtless raty it, as the terms are favor
able TO the latter Companies The Pennsylvania Com
pany agrees to take the property and franchises OF the
United Companies and TO assume all their obligations,
paying 10 per per annum upon the capital stock OF
the Companies The United Companies comprise the
Jersey Railroad and Transportation Co., the Cam
dan and Amboy Railroad Co.. the Philadelphia and Tren
TON Railroad CO.. and the Delaware and Rlrltan Canal
90 The leased lines. which viii also pass under the
control OF the Pennsylvania Company extend, over
nearly every county the southern hall OF NewJeisey
and THAR MANAGEMENT will be Of great moment 10
fhe people Of large portion OF the state.
The extensive improvements at harsinns Cove IN Jetsy
Cty which, although long contemplated, the united COM
ans have not been bold enough 70 undertake. III We"
Of The insecurity OF their hold ON the western pasneSs
r,i nov he pushed forward. The elevated railway IN
Jersey CITY viii bo built Ihe VIDE COVE s0'eIvd WAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
yuo DISCOVERED THE ATRATo ROUTE ACRos
DARIENi

To ne Editor OF The Ir'OHHe'
srp The discovery that the River Atrato
-, horten canal communication between the oceans
a. , as stated in recent number of your paper due to
prsnch engineer but 1t Is at least SO years old In Uni
versal Geography complied by william Claiming Wood
bridge and printed in Hartford IN iS0 on the is' page
- ,onoaine paragraph: "a branch OF the River
-. hicn falls into the Gulf OF Darlen. rises within
@ i,rues OF the Pacific ocean and might be connected
lew !, ~ canal Another branch Of this stream has long
VIZ ea1nected by small canal with the River 81. Juan,
i falls into the Pacific Ocean, and during the seasons
o ~ the mines and the valuable exports OF Peru
p ,he New ranadas were formerly carried the
an an mules or namas. and thence conveyed 10 the
,bbean Sea by OF the streams which flow into t..
~ chef means OF communication was by means Of the
RIVER Cbasrea OK Cruces Nhich euptles n9 tle sea lv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
THE n Y IND HARTFORD PUBLISHING co
REPLY TO MR. TAYLOR

To he BdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR Bayard Taylor's letter, and your COM
ments on the same your issue Of the 27th nst have
done us great injustice The facts are as follows:
As to the unauthorized of his name, &c, we merely
gave his contributor, which is faet lie nav
ing written the sketch Of his friend which be found
on ,aga OH sf every copy issued The money u
have been paid the receipt OF the books II was hSt
paid thereby violating written contract whch 90 oul
refused without knowing whether or hot the DOCK con
tanned said sketch. The gentleman whose sketch was IN
draw his subscription, thereby avoiding any response
bllity far money was concerned Mr.. IayleI hs-
mates that Sweeney Iweeas sketches IN our book
which il not fact. There other statements ana In
SITUATIONS which not correct but when we 90 rot
think necessary combat No subject has ever been
asked to pay the book until we have y acted up 10
what we have promised. Yours respect fuliy,
n Y. AND HARTFORD PUBLISHING Co, per Greer.
Neto- York. April q, 1871.
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DIED.
cARRICK-on Thursday April . at o'clock Martha Eliza sS
Tho and friends Of family invited attend the fsses
from her residence 4 sIhsve Oh SATURDAY APn - - ~
o'clock m
PoNNRIOn morning he 10Th inst IN Phlsdelphs hosess
n son of Henry SarahM Cromwell sged reafs
p,s,I D TIE rseaee h. IarBts $50 & One hs3dre sd
tyeutv-eighh Friday the 2sth Inst, Al eeoeE n rhs
relatives and m family respectfully invited TO ATTEND
pARLISG-Taesday April Josephine wife Of William Daring
Her peI Will tax. place Friday 2stA at from Der ate rob
dence Bast Forynntst
PoRnTbnr,sav Z7th inst Chester s. Ford. aged -
Booklyn ssarsaT
2Stb inst nterscni al CaSaar, COLUMBIA 20 ~ u
GRIFFyG-At RverhAd L. L. the slt YER " Lis age, siepses
GrGng lstterly Of this city
J.COBI-o. April n pm 10 West Thirty tourist. kAis
Ro.sHe wife o. A. jacob, NJ. d.
RoLKBR-Augu R5ker BrOokyb Y, April q, Of vpsoA
pneumonia al the Ags Of 90 years
TsxToR-On wednesday April Emma L. wife Of rertsr ss1
Her funeral win take place Friday from hes
late residence, AZ West Fnyfoartb-s.
VAN CORTLASDT-Apr Boonngdale Asylum James Vsn
Cortland. in his 51d year -, -, 49,, -, -. q,
o'clock. st BeileTile, v J.
VAN yoORHIs-In Brooklyn "Wednesday morning April WI
Funeral ron bis late residence AS Laayeave opposite Prssk-
hnve on Friday afternoon q oeck Relatives and rsSs are
respectfully invited
wHITBon THURSDAY April s West Tweniethst Jane sdss
Of Mr. Charles White. - ,,,. ,..,Sx
between Kghth Nph-sves Sunday, the ph asL Az
Tie family respectfully invited 10 attend
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freight and passenger building II was the desire 70
Hewersey Central would leased by the Pennsyvania
Company and the doubt lest the National Railroad Com
pany should succeed, BY foreign AID Ia running an
aiton line aross the state that first prompted the d.
the united companies TO accede to tho Propo
ston to lease their lines The result, while VIII no
oubt be favorable to the companies cannot In any case
diminish the profits Of the stockholders, when nave
hitherto for years. stood at 10 per cent per al
upon their Investments.
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I From TIE Tribvn>, hprH 10.
'IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE
TRIBUEE.l
! WASHINGTON, April Q.
There Is high authority fer
Z the statement that the Fish
cry question, aud also the
Question Of the Alabama
lCiaims, have already been
,so far disposed OF by the
Joint High Commission as
ito be no longer matters OF
discussion st the sessions OF
the Commission. 1t Is also
ascertained that the ours
tons named above have 90
oupied bessof the tfmoof the
Commission than The not less
important one Of the san
Juan boundary case, tohteh
has been the most difficult
and complicated, and which
has caused the most discus
sion, research. and erdmind-
ton. This, il Is stated, Is now
the only point OF difference
between the United States
land the English Commits
sioners, and the duties Of the
Commission would have
lclosed by this time but for
this question.
From Tn Trsb,ns, 1pr-l II
lIBY TELEGRAPH TO THE
TRIBUNE
1 WASHINGTON, April
ll2.-The trouble in the Joint
iHigh Commission 0rer the
San Juan boundary qiies-
ton has not yet been decided,
and the Commissioners on
1.-THE part OF the two Govern
luents are no nearer agree
ment than they were a fort
might ago. By the proYis-
lions OF the Treaty Of 1916,
fixing the boundary between
the United States and Brit
iish America from the Rocky
Mountains TO the Pacific
Ocean, it was stipulated
that the line through
Puget's Sound should be in
the center OF the channel
around the Island OF san
Juan. There are two chan
nels. through both OF which
vessels can pass. The
United States claim, how
lever, that surveys, sound
ings, &c. show that the
northern is the main chan
mel, while the British Gov
ernment insists that tho
southern is the one referred
Ito in the treaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
MORE ABOUT FAME BY SUBSCRIPTION, c. o. D.
MR. JAMES PARTON ADDS HIS VOICE TO THAT
OF MR. BAYARD TAYLOR

To The Edttor or INC TrlbHhe'
SIR: From the communication of Mr. Bay
ard Taylor 1blished in today's TRIBUNE learn that
my name Lures conspicuously in the title page OF
volume upon which he aHnadverts entitled sketches
OF Men of Pr ress" year ago. suppos.ng the enter
prise legitimate, wrote fer it one piece, on pubic
man Of great worth and generosity, emnenty entitled
to be enrolled among "Men Of Progress With this ex-
eeption had nothing whatever do with the prepare
ton Of the work; exercised editorial supervision;
made no suggesons have not 30 much as seen copy
and was not aware that a copy was in eSistence
Respectfully, JAMES PARTON
Nelc- York, April %, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

YEwORLg.N April g-Fear rr,rur and dull super1ne 3; I'd
Donnie Extr Sc 50; TebeE So 60Q56 IS Oa good de-
msnd; sEa 66 LOUIS 639c No Bran here Mes Pori "a
rnand AZ IS ut ths: tgur price RomnaL Bacon tse
Shoulders tic; Rib QlO0 SIDES lOt Hams lJ@ lStc bd n
regular; Terce 6lltc go@l; Common ref
Rstoed Sd50 WbsSy irregular
Romnay Ss Golfer Inactive and nominal at III 1c s'erAns
Exchange l.; sight Drafts New York per cert prem
wLNsGroN, Y c., April 2.-spnts Tupentire euief at sc
Rosn steady sass for Pale Crude fupennne steady %
- Tar-No sales M
ACGssT. Ga April -Ccteop qn-t and pres o-sfi >s s''
bales Liverpool NddIings. l33c. receipts - bales .. -
CLEvELaSD April heavy No. Red 81 S4 81 81 Gem
ueaey; Nigh MIei 0S steady Sc Petroiea-Crade lover
sales at - So Refined, BE
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Slid company via big Hels, for r'rmOoh T. 81 ~"

sI.d company with br, He, for r.rnou'h S. len %
has been DAY. north Of Hsisera&
sehr Blackstone Wiron, Providence
s si s.,, en- b SSs.' S. s,s ii. siiISs s
s sesr Mar Jeh.s .sa, PAlnnsy Pr.,1eOoe
ssbr Dsnis Broas FmSe,s Fa River Gs.rr.ssv,. Do
sI , ss1 sS %..B B &c e Bsss sespo
s sss. y B. Mahsn.y Asisrsoes P,ll River.
SER salmon w..A5srn Joss. rsunlo..
sSr isits B, up PER-, TyE Sss sSd,
sRr Aaa s's s, a ba so.po'S Me-
s Sd, 5 SsSl f EiassS K:i' fiso@ Cove
SER hary Ps.srou cais VIII lumber sinpsOu, o,pp Co
sehr wn L. Pen. Buncs, Hartford
s Rr f isSs. I S.S,i M hSsSr Dix ra
ssr Ssisa ssrn H1 a.r ss' a.Is ' ff ~
SIR SIR M Mss XIII Pen Ma. Iss.''S q fer S, oSss'
srtson.
s ssT e q Ds' S RaT'i ks ssf G nsss,
schr sparel Ward Cabs vim lumber Geo HolyOte Co
Sch. Deborah Jones Baker Portland la-b-r Help
s, T :s, 4, r s.S ssT%.. y, B4'
sest Sug R Phelp, seaman Fan River for Phf,aelpAIA
sssr R = w.H so1ra SoG. s-s, Rse'''''
seh James Tden Jordan BlsvortA With lum Der to Bret, d.
SIR Pslss Pyai' Calais. dsys s saSer s-p.o. c.s,
s ss1I Rler Boz, Merritt, Pigeon Cove.
sAr Adraa. bunos Gardner with lumber to Geo r. Boiy.ss
6csr ksser Handy Roesport, Me
w.i.r +f Sr.@t 4'f ssss. NJ or s...
seSr Emma R" Ss1f f.so Gso-r.,o.n D c. for B.
s sI sToa s s S,S e s d s,'s s ~
S sTs, 70 Ds s. PSir M GS ysi 70 D H S Co.
aores Q Jsnas smith Go.
an. s nut / Rss cs5 &C. sssiT.'' R : G ..S;
.s s9Ss '1f sn sS h s, . Rs:' @ 'S S'A'"
ssRr MS.og ROr1, q .04 from Bsr%lta t.y. ris
gw' during Which e., par. deesosd 5 q (.
smother FROM w. and Loaf The remaining part o. the eO
Sch Clara Clark s, Andrews, n B., da with nil f'sd aes I.
Se6r Br.sdsi Britt St. Andrews, n B. sa,ys vasrO.a dec
scS. v Caapu.n Cefs John b PAsiA.n ROet.,i e.
. s.: IS ':. S c.. {! ri' S.ds a. 9S.: WI S.s:
s A9., G, w ~ Bark, Hssr f s.ss s, z:
' ss SS k Hi.f h Vi E nys ar Sa.sa
se eST sRSs a' seeis Do for
schr Ny Rover BrOsr Charleston days wish umeer to sv'sA
sest s W. Levi, Everett, With ur. to 4 I,;,l,,a
sehr. Herald, Han, silh i1e to J. 2. Brorn,
schr Massachusetts, Keuni.tsn, With line to Brown
sehr s.nh, Keunl.t.n, With LINE 10 CAHaes Prcs'r
sssi i E seRss, Bull saI:isI E1,:ss
sS5 5I T Eastern Belle SS'' caady s . . % 70
SfSb s1sas sS.is sb ni E. n ss and raining hard
SAILED.
cscp.. for Havana 20 T. n.oa faf s.aa.S ASsss
Richmond
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH April 27Aryd Int mis- from Cal.o Asrs
ScAooners H1na Tor Georgeo~n 81
rorepce Rogers Reed f0f South Aaeoy Bsf
Hernosa C.I jerome Jones Or Liverpool shS
Arsosn for CronStadt ~, -
CaARLssTox s. c. April 1-Ardved bark Johann Mans ron
SAILED steamship Virginia for Phiaaepha brig EiNh ss
savannah, nd schr. Sea Querl for Wilmington, \. {.
san PRAScIsoo Cal Apnl Arrived French ship oeano.ssa
FROM Bordeaux
DISASTERS.
NORFOLK April 2An Bknovr British bng en Pernanos,e
ub cargo Of SUGAR reported the Thmbe" los
xrecken sill send q tug 70 her assistance.
MEMORANDUM.
The bark Sal.naa N) from Cete arrived 8 Consigned cargo
C. T. Schmidt & Co. vessel TO Funeh, Edge & Co.
Narriage-MAsIocA confirmed nyAhds The hsYH
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From. IN, World. lpru I

From. Th World, lprh Is.
IL was edifying to sec
how full on last Monday
morning tho Washln-or
correspondents and theiI
journals In this city were OF
the San Juan Island sontTo
versy and rs status before
the High Commission. Last
Saturdsy ftwo days bsforei
The World laid before the
public a full account OF TIM
dispute for a quarter Of a
century, and published an
official map Of The locality
Before our publication ma
ono had mentioned the dis
ptie az being before tie Com.
mtsssOn. On the next Mon
day our contemporaries
knew all about it. Such /.
4" the Light Of The World"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28

Tar from Porto Beo II Ia nsvigaed by boats far "a
the village Of Cruces whence the goods conveyed by
land - miles 10 Panama. IL has been proposed to
meet the two by OF canal at this place"
Htstperf Conn, April is, 1871. E.BA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
.urpIcAN INVENTIONS.

AT be American Institute, POLYTECHNIC
-, a., o,eni,c Mr. stetson stated that the great
1,grnty with American iron its want Of uniformity
ia quality when manufactured, and If manufacturers '
would strive to produce iron and steel oil ui'oI.
ouay American iron II protected by moderate uAin-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHGGTON, ID. G.. April u. l61I-i:3O b. IN. }
SLlnnsie fnr The mast kreIlia- fOlLr hours.

WAsHeGTON ID. C.. April q. Is7I-7:30 p. In }
Synopsis for The past treIlts- oar hours.
The barometer remains stationary on the
Pacific Coast with brisk northwest winds. The weather
remains sansiby unchanged at the Rocky Mountain
stations The low pressure which was central Wednes
day evening In Western Iowa is central over Lake
Huron Heavy rains have been experienced on the lakes
and from Tennessee TO New-Jersey. Fresh essteriy
winds followed by brisk and high westerly Winds are re-
ported from the Allegheny Mountains to Iowa. Brisk
southery winds have prevailed on Lake Ontario The
barometer has fallen but slightly the Southern states,
and mas risen on the Gulf Coast. heavy haisOrn is
prev ailing az Detroit.
Probabilities
II is rrohable that brisk and high westerly winds viii
be- experienced for short time on the lower lakes, fol-
lowed by cearingup weather on frdAy Partially
VALLEY and lower Mississippi and CLOUDY followed by
clearing weather on the sonth Atlantic coast
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pAfrvoRy LIVE sTOcK MAREPr-April p.

BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKRf-Apri r.
The Cattle but to-day very
the to-day quoted al
sale srst suaty Medium 4G5c Inferior and Ordinary
4.tc " d. Receipts sales ga head HogsUnder d.
rhhd receipts prices vsnced hut the market eose ".,k and gGo-
taops scarcity at So 96Ss 90 Net receipts
sl Sheep supply ght coed Sheep demand Good aS.e
Good Extra, 5. d6tc.; receipts, losl head
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM YER CRUZ-In steamship City Of Mexico. April ia
Peon Da Martinez snd wife br De Herr wife and Tvs
chilren p Tsro Jas TsRocb Aer Augls ID FninAsn non
mann L. Prr B. n Sinclair Jos Fresser Gea-
an Thos Rher H. Sobie smsns wife and Two
Samuel Rove, Francis Pope NJ
BeraaE and family Webb, JOhu Webb John Hotes Jas Phil
linz Nh
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MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping sots Pass.
WV kTEhpFlL. soS1 le4 PuLTosT OLD DOTcH SEEReA
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Hazard & cs.weI'. Cod Liver Oil "a til. bss.
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uarrirRe-MASocA PcDDNs confirmed nyads The hsfps
Bridegroom enjoys perfect health. Groc sell hAsocA Iu
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DIED.

All Notice. Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth fsu
name aud dd6ress -
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THE STUPIDITY OF LYING.
WAsHINGTON. Apr1I 3

From TIE TI~ibvn>, hpril 10.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
arnTnTHNrIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
again by some knave dcmasOguc. or idiot, we VIII be

production, Is produced about Is cents per barrel
cheaper and the average result is 81 ST. above stated
The cost Of transportation and Of agencies must be added
before you can compare the cost with the prices in
extended markets. II you can descend to facts and viii
look into these figures, you WIN know something about
TIE business OF which speak Appanty and yet
Wildly. You will begin TO how and why
tained last year. the loss Of which told you and this
VIII be consolation to feelings which doubt have
been greatly outraged by the belief that making
money without dividing 1t amsng the newspapers and
editors who are eternally carping at us.
1t Will be further consolation to yeu to know that
our present prospects net emnenty encouraging.
The friendly interest you take IN private affairs will
justify in ealing for priocst per barrel for the
year 1871. 1t is at your service, as follows
The New York herald., 1871-03-09

wrote him a letter to that effect but Jubilee Jim
couldn't see It, He replied by telegraph in the fol-
lowing emphatic language
''IF YOU DON'T PAY THAT SIXTEEN TH0ugsAND
WILL SEND you TO STATE PRISON.
A fight In the courts was now inevitable. and Mr.
Gray undertook 10 demolIsh his adversar in a man.
ner characteristic OF Fisk himself. H. heard that
he had come on TO Boston 10 arrarr e about visit
here OF the "Natty Nin;h," and he, Determined 10
arrest him and force him TO FUR ish the
breach IN the cotton contract fine necessary papers
were obtained and placed in tne hands OF an ofiicer
anu II was decided that they should be served
dozen or more temptations at the Boston theatre.
Somehow or other he got wind Of what was going
on anu iaileu 10 put VI appearance where he had
been anticipated. TLe officer went up 10 his resi-.
dence lor ms iate resdence) In Chester Park, found
the oDect OF Tbs search took him INTO custody and
brought nipA down town. The Prnce-Adniral-
Coionei sag he had been eucnred and sent for
lrlenus 10 Lecome his bail In the sum OF $500 900,
and they appeared in the persons OF General James
-. =. Whtn ly, Charles Marsh and William H. Long.
Inc Gas Will come before the courts in this city In
The New York herald., 1871-03-09

Ship Laju (Br), Scott, Adelaide -Arkel a Tufts.
Ship Sunrise, Luce, Galveston -Howland Aspnwall
Ship John Tucker Taylor New Russell, Howcs
Bark Atossa (Br), Clements Valparaiso Fabbri Chaun
bark Aukahor Nor, Henrcksen Belle Isle for
Wendt, Teteps Bockmann.
Bark Kate Crosby tBr 0'Bren, Belle lse for orders
Bsrs s. Ursula (Br) Dickman, Rio Janeiro via Bruins
wick, un-Pendergast Bros h Co.
BARK Trait d'Union Br) Balou, Havana-R Murray, Jr
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