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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

Ksrso"'s Pursstive PHI.-Bea family paJas: NshestssT
OSsSy 0ad'tOo fpWieF Tor horses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

AtAanusc CoquCrel, file, viii lecture tbs
s'.Bhg. a. ISOLATION Hall. 'EcH.hrdncl' fuI 10,
s|.SAAt ~ Cue CbiCaEV and hOlab " o. ~"u"oIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
7',iE SITE ~ GRIDE
nnMRs &c MARKNrA

LAFHsr PIPOPrAS "tREFrI
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T,.ER.oO.. Nj IL II ,Jyrr nsei , -.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
NEW LOAN OF UNITED STATES.

NEW LOAN OF UNITED STATES.
The subscriptions to the New Five Per Cent Stock
of The United states now amount To S53,2i0oC0
1hey are confidently expected to reach S2O00O8,0o
by the time the New Bonds are ready for delivery in
May. The proposals of the Secretary of the Treas
ury will then be changed to the following pro-
pamme:
H.t: Bonds to The amount of three hundred mil
lions of dollalf payable in coin, at the pleasure of
the United states, after ten years from e date OF
their issue, aud bearing interest payable quarterly
in coin at the rate OF five per cent per annum.
Second: Bonds to the amount of three hundred
millions of dollars. payable IN coin, at the pleasure
of the United States, after fifteen years from ihe
date of their issue, and bearing interest, payable
quarterly in con at the rate of four and hall per
cent per annum.
Tkiy9: Bonds to the amount Of seven hundred mil-
lions of dollars payable in coin. al the pleasure OF
the United States after thirty years from the date oil
then issue and bearing interest, payable quarterly
in coin, at the rate of four per cent per annum.
Subs,riprions to the loan viii have pref renee,
after the aforementioned Two hundred millions are
taken up, in the following order, namely:
First. Subscriptions for equal amounts Of each
cla Of bonds.
second: subscriptions for equal amounts oi Dohds
bearing interest al The rate Of four and half per
cent and of bonds bearing interest ut the rate of
ave per cent.
Thhd: Subscriptions for amy five per cent bonds
dat may not be subscribed for in the preccd'rg
classes
Sab.crptions 10 the remainder of the S200,00oGOo
e . per cent? which are unconditional, are hoN
cun ; ln a.ll ,ho hond7 viii soen be 'sT'd 10 he
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK,


IIsK & TArCH.
IcalGs md Dc'ns t forguneHt Securities.
No. Nassau L.. Ney-l ok, April 1, ISL. )
Ho'ies Of H,e-TceAy Boads must st0yiiy dcc.de bc-
trcea an e,en c1cl0ge Jor Government bonds JcDUg s.
T. or PR cent interest," and some oHsr firm of irc,t
mtAt in which the piescnt premium on their Five
TWcute- may be saved and their rate Of interest re
main mimpaired.
safe and reliable six pog cent securities in which
investors can feel confidence must be largely sought
after and materially advance in market value, as i5
becomes apparent that the Five Twentios cannot be
relied upon to run much longer at per cent, and
that hereafter Government bond, cannot be expected
to yield moro than about four per cent per aunum on
their cost.
The Central Pacific GOLD Bonds are among thc
most desirable 9 per cent securities IN the market.
They are amply secured, are wcll KIN )wn and OF
established credit in all the principal money markets
of the world, and are regularly quoted and dealt III
at the stock Exchanges OF New-York Amsterdam
Frankfort Berlin, and London, and are rs readily
saable in large OF small amounts, at any time, II
quoted market rates. rs are Government bonds.
The earnings Of ile Genital Pacific Railroad Com
pany in 1870 were nearly SS,00OOOO and the increase
for January and February of this year indicates that
the earnings for 1871 will not be less than from
Si0CJ0OOO to Sl2,OOOOOO, with a net profit OF not
less than $5OOOOOO while the Interest liabilities OF
the Company are less than S2OOO,OOO per anrm.
WedeaI in these bonds, and buy and sell Them al
current market rates and believe them to be as ab-
soiutely safe any investment can be.
They can now be had in exchange for Five-Twen-
ties at profit of about II per cent. This profit
may be realized and pei cent gold interest contin-
uod with entire safety. FISK y HA1cH
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
TnrRspAY. AnrII l9-p. ".


TLcre is no abatement in the speculative
movement ut the Stock Exchange, but ii any change
may be noted II in the gradually ,eAarBnG circle OF
operators as II increase Of appetite had grown by what
II f.d upon" and in the more confident and cheerful
tone of hs bah specuatoIs who IN the prospective
money market stimulus 20 higher prices and to larger
movements The fortunate buyers OF 30 days ago, whose
expectations have been fully realized have not only
the satisfaction of baggng good profits, bat that Of
finding themselves credited with the possession of a
most rare saglcy-tWO phases Of life equally agreeable;
for saaact which is profitable, brings great comfort to
The pos.esspr In short tho current OF the market Boats
cycrytbur, which is the fancy Of the houf upon the
rising tide: and stock which short tm9 since seemed
"ont In the cold and neglected, IA presently found
10 uosses3 merits which its holders scarcely
dreamed OF beioIe..a Thus the ti1l-waye OF
speculation bears along ulon It's surface
the nect Of ventures which from tiIno to time are
launched aud people the chances they have LOST
they gradually to share in the benefits OF the un-
nnisIcd race.
Tne market today opened firm, and rule, advanced
~ the First Board, after the adournHent, oI which there
was for brief period less confidence displayed though
tie volume of business WIs lmite1 After l. o'clock
tie cqucs went IN with will. and run up prices to
Per cent on the prominent list The larger dealings
w,4cin Olo aud Mississippi, SowYorl Central and liUt
son and Union Pacific, after which al active business
wa. done Ia Lake Shore, Paul. Wabash and IN certain
OF the miscellaneous shares, such as western Union
Pacific Mail, aud TpOsa Preferred. TIC so-callod i'll
yesmout shares were dull, as viii be shown in the
official list printed at the head Of the column. Express
shares were quiet The following table shows the
highest and lowest prices OF active stocks made today
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

In the new CODOus and critical ERgt'sh- Latin
Ilafonoiy. by WILLIAM SMITH LII. d., and TiEOrmLrs
H. Ball, NJ. A.. Just rePubshcd by Harper Brothers,
h1s been the aim OF the authors to produce more
eOwu.stc dlctiohetg OF the two languages than has
hit beffD been in p. of the public. They have
doyst9d nearly fifteen years 70 the accomplishment OF
tLetask which proved b. he labor OF far greater
comp 4ss aud GilcIlty than they anticipated at the com
ience uer OF ia, enterprise. The plan Of the Work is
Gntifly. OYlhal considerable aid could he derived
fIoIu previous EHaisa.Latin dictionaries; and a new
classification Of the meaning u English words
has been arranged, with new examples and
iilusttatOns. The references used in similar
works have been thoroughly revised, and large
proportion % tlem thrown out as unavailable. In
al Styling tAe different OF the English words,
great pains nave been taken to facilitate the researches
Of tine student by te VI different kinds of type,
while at te kse time the Logical order Iss been fol-
I0vcd rs cts.ey possible 1he English vocabulary is
fOr lie nost pant limited % words iD actual use
curing IN authors Pansraiy read, and many Of the
>IIegtuOus Le'iAistis ~ Ne',ster aud Richardson are
ntted. But ~ 81 the der. cd FORMS especially The
gsiUcipAl ad ctt, have been introduced, which are
nei 10 Dc nlot with ~ any other dictionary. The tccAn
.si efus Oi All irIcc, aHd theology, within the range
." persons Of EHcrG culture, occupy liberal space in
'he DaSes Of lie woIA Among the authorities which
""e 4eh consulted Ia the preparation of the vOluInc,
-" ~ tDagt las bs-sn plated npoB the GCTnaniailD
S"S"Sh pt kfaii, and essential aid has been derived
VI" i'"' Fnhcii Latin dictionary Of Quiolierai the
are 'h Vea Z! fOeeliini Gn the German ediaon. ANA
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
UNIox PACuIC LAND-GRANT BONDS
-, "a, ,foproN. DLiss L CO.. TNNlDGs.

oflAOE VI Mn -YoEK Mlgch -. .,i.
THE undersigned oilcr for sale the balance oi 'ns
lapd.Grant Bonds of the Union PaciN' ha.Li""'
Conpanv. The Road has been IN operation "0'",
twenty months /, is complete in all ro''''' "'"
IFS earnings have averaged SS,oo0'Sp p'' ''1''''
These Bonds bear per cent interest eoHlo'' p
be April and October. They are recc''a'lr. 81 l.,
in payment for the Company hnGs' I'" ",'
amount of lands 10 which the COMPANY '''''''"
upder grant from Government Is i%toF" "' :,
The total amount Of Land-tiIant Bont' l''''. ,..o
1O4OoOOO. The land sales have already been -
acres. M an average price Of 81 f6 per acre' III
manning H. ;S7,f15 acres a. an average F't',.''
but - per acre, are worth S235ii.5i. VIZ
nroceeds of land, sold the Company h"'e ~
$4,000 bonds and viii continue TO r,ur "',o ".
RAPIDLY as lands are marketed. Col. lhJ'A'''
Vice-Presdent of thc Pennsylvania Con p"'' %.
President of this Company, estimates the D'' '',f
ings for the ensuing year at Si,jOON0 eS''''''.l
the Land Department.. TO be- applied to ih''' =,
dividends lie says that tIis result ea""O' '"' :,
deemed, by all practically versed III u,
new railway lines. as Indicating sucees''"'
MoRloH, BI>s u 90"
- Bios4 IL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

NJ Greeley h, written this book the ,n,st and simplest @'n
to generally accorded the ntrt 81 having y"
forth pretend know in language that few can fall to IN
"Gensnd.
"Ibsve avoided Cou the oi terms and d'tmet IN
familiar to the general ear.
The little know Of oxygen hydrogen nitrogen ETC. ave ke 20
might them vOdl ie u'eIess 10 hoe
"staiy acquainted with the elementary uts Of cne ! AMI Oay
"pepieIiug 10 others
thee i paragraph IN rasc Which will not he rady srl
hOOoy o. hnen years then have
failed to make hat paragraph sm ud a. luel as uenle
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

Tie flmnss Of bonds the other the reduced rate
oldscOunt by the Bank of England y per cent and the
continued revolutionary condition Of Paris, had but little
effect upon gold, which has been dull but firm a 10! q
llo the large bids for gold (,lOa1OO a. l095Od102D
stimulating tho 1nor tone. One two small transac-
tions reported at 1lOI Tho borrowing notes for
gold per cent and fiat while for carrying the rates
paid and per cent. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank was follows: Gold cleared,
l3SlOGO0; Gold balances, SGo23S3; Currency balances,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

eroenf cn miNea collateral tbongh tho lner is the nni
form rate at hank Discounts easier a0d choice com
norcul aq'epauccs have Icen reduced to 0@i per cent
Government bonds were qiot to-day, and nactl0u
higher the entire lis. The tol,I sibscr lions t0 the
per cent loan amount to tJ9yCs37t), including
81 500 900 today
Fisk d Hatch report ~ y. H., as follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
The following were the bids for City bank shares:

The hicher prices for Government bonds has stiml-
lated tho demand for railroad mortgages, which have al
yancel during the past fe1 days Central PacIcs were
bought IN round amounts at %. Union fdcILc5 were
SLIGHTLY lower than yesterday but finn at tie decline
the following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
report ot tp. m., az follows:

State bonds were active during the morning hours but
became quiet and 10 per cent lower at the close. Ten
uesscos ana South Carolas the features, but did
not luctlito as widely usual. The following were the
bi1S.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

& volume of H,91IS of CGsCs decided in the
in..e1 State. .t.t Court OF Maryland from 1876 to
IL. Iy te '..e Cl..-Jus,.ce T>sLY, and edited by
JAlr- MASON C,N.EELI, hos been sued by Kay &
h.t..I.. .o ...'.ta y'l s. Of matter that challenges
thr interest the legal profession. Among the more
il..3I1t t... AeIs reported IS th2t OF Mar hall y.
a.. ..I... a.i ohio }ailoal Company, in which is
GDu-erc' jr oe i0u oi compensation for services for
l:n.r. s',e rsslH2Ot g. law by the legislature. The
lla.u.1 rI.1-lt au action against thc ReiLoad Com
PAW f1r Jnf. J -inc hct tlr aclcrdslt had aIced
ioI.r tlt sI -,I obt ming The I,ht Of way through
The "A O. Oi Virginia. II was decided by The Court that
10 act.5u No,i Die Ca contract 10 pay money lOr
srtr,5 Hl agents with the % -laturc commonly called
loify ln.Igu-r-, .he ~aIae bsin2 contrary 10 the
policy e. t.r hw, and null and void 10y its
IntI.asic character. -ach contrast would lie ag nst
the policy col hs T, t ,he parties agreed 10 conceal
from d.. c-avr. tbe employment OF the agent by the
defendant and even II there specific agreement
10 t,sc such couccalno the plaintiff would not he en-
ttad to recover provided that he did in fact conceal
from tie members Of The legislature the capacity in
Mhci Doc was ari.ug agent Of the Company. Another
State v DOW in which the r1s Jner. Christian Malay
wa, indicted for zinc murder Of siipcaptain on the
ijeb ..le the w.lcsse, against him being two fee
uecr, O.. and o.c !Ic uul1tJ. II decided by The
fuicLJr,ticc that according 10 the laws of Maryland
NEGROES and uulatto-s slave free, not cOmpe
tent witnesses In any in which Christian white
person wac concerned but competent against al other
prons auG a the Malay prisoner, although Christian
va. not wide the testimony OF the negroes against him
was adLHssiiLe.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
THE MARKETS.

ICse.ag, i,goF;eI Tor 1Hs r.isgSaI. l l8 'sii
ASilsS-Pos reirsin fra, With hr 'en g.g.
COTTON trfe stSci sa.es 80 snsnau
t,, ,tn.r, cousuuf,icn sfh "
au ,J1 in transit ,ae ecA.ui Mr u. s9l, s9, -i cr va
s,e tssi .vern 81 lalss for April AZ - = O ,o
- Ia "a, ,@ fy dc a. !Jgc Tor iu - ~ s a.
,sr ~ lac: AMI oty. l.JJ ior April a. - ,t }. -
m IA li,tffl1f .pu o.. june ai ~ 9.Ioel'st "-'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

The money market was easy und without rrc,i.d
icato today borrowers call rppp iuf tbi t,pn &C.
nCuts at per cent on Government lcuds ihiu aid Z
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

Foreign exchange quiet, hat strong the GOdays
bs bn easier sight owing Ia the reduction 10 q per
cent Of the minimum rate OF discount by The Bank of
England. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
THE MONEY MARKET.

sALFs AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.--tiRsr CALL,
lOl O'clock A. ~.
Of G0f>rHrsrt }oafa.
26cO so Con ~. ....l2i .9L S a5 C,n Ga
H. SaJNo Olci calit' Suo l. ; 'r%'' oh w.
.ub Of sas iiaT0ad GoatBaaS and Ka'Jai-Lp''
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

We don't think don't read ,uouN Greeley sars I'VE n'ti
mir h more fl0agbt with think TIL tie heads
intensely; oths wok m their backs cokel to the sem
lue Of al hoop; but anil tie tLi4eis are 40
be distinct classes: whereas lc, fiouli ue tie same
has always been Gu by no means lo"' iLai
Alsags should OF slall be-"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

,pEEl.tV,. % 'cmanl nom t,e ~ t.gs
w. iri, . rre more aeiye ssi,, 500 Dag, a. n "
&. s Bah ler I,iu.,p. pnvate efn'i sua ''' /.
b,, n Me gold, ~ bond.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
WHAT Know OF FARMIN

The Farmer syd torssuls Of dollars he VIII ot
read and practice this book; AMI other ress c, young people
will gather from IL sensible pages advice plainly ol that "i 1e 9'
~ ILem in alter lie,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

In Minnesota as Home for HralidS, by
RRrN ER MATToCKs, VI. D., u. Is. Lippincott Coz
much useful information is given for the direction of
pateuts who visit that bracing locality in quest Of
health The writer has some sensible remarks with re-
gard 20 TIC symptoms and treatment of consumption,
and his especially comparing the influence of the
climate CI Florida and the Mediterranean Undcrclih
ticc Monaco. Meutone) with tt OF colder regions wei
deserve attention.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

On Representative Government and Hesonal
Approximation ly SIMON sIERNE q. b. Liplncot' w
brief treatise several important points IN 'ne s'n'
eff government adapted in the main from me "o. - ~
alc English ,yriter M Thomas Hare on the Election
of Representotiycs" but enlarged by several original
chapters from the pen Of the American editor VINO IN
some eases has presented the subject IN mneIeh point
OF view from that Of his English authority Nh'oN0r
conclusions may formed as 20 the correctness oi 'e
theories set forth in the work. It's cieaFl'S9 VI
cd ior of argument stamp as important contIlh1
,o, VII al branch of social science, and recommend 1t
20 he perusal OF StudiOus readers.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
New Publications.
OK 0OO CoPTEs-MR. GREELEY's BOOK

n. r.sse have The Ia.a of announcing that they i'a' this
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

The demand has hen enormous ani the booksellers % etsi Tor
hst ffe Tyc titoh' b-F" ha1 70 e f"H'" ""'
eGur6 could be prepared for Supplying alsi orders
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
WHAT 7 KNOW OF FARMIN

Mr. Greeley us hoot: via the ioI tpt - fsf e'''s
rh auI imperfect vii l0ulds % .olrr farmers
oer pride 10 their calling sad take yehcr Interest ~ s l
uf,eut aud HAT many s bo induced by un q re3 sbr al
tefer works Ac1re. ati TIE ccEccs wI MINISTER 10 ~
sul imp L. towards letciol WHEN itf' - !s
have family lOiseeu'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

TIE Sisters Of orleans. L Tale Gt Race d"d
socs Co4Gjd &C.. T. Putnam x Sons), purrol's 10 oea
narrative cft an an uuuisbed state 10y young southern
mustto Whe served in the Union army, ana Completed
from the original manuscript after ms death 10y the
yrier Of the volume II presents many tfOrcibe illus
,,stions e. southern sentiments and manners, and o
Sic condition of the negro before the War; although
The NY aical account origin is not well sustained
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

J.. ,,ro,.ai,a works CT N',lsoae', ualich' pddor,
% |N '~.li,, Bonuou, BOtti,Lar. and other c'o'nent
of Germany ana France. TIC American edition
!, ned in "a large and hsudsomo Nou'oc, IN s'y''
rto tNat 90 thc mOs maj ortaui stanaar" o'r'r
r,,al works FROM the smc house ard ns
viii me warmly greeted ny the si.leits OF Ia'I"
o ,oj,ca, and by cll-sical scholars in - 'ne'"
.,,,l,,cl,,rf he ccuDtry
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
NEW PUBL. CATIONS.

Tcrtlrs CesC7ioR Eoaa'on F"cc'oD JOF
~, montreal John LoyciD is maptmoih volume oi
,, tna9 one thousand pages Containing the names of
,,fcsstoral and business throughout the provinces
AZ Oa.aro, QOchec, Nova Scotia New brunswick, New
fonudiaud and Prince Edward Island, with great
variety Of miscellaneous statistical Information OF
,aluaDle character.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
rAr KNOW OF FARMIN
LIAr j kNOW or FARMIN

The Book ready fo delivery this week SATURDAY Apn th
lsih al orders viii be ted il roiaon-h come t served
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

U'aVnce's American Trotipg Register, by j. H.
WALLACE Geo. T. Woodward, contains an account OF
thc pedigree OF the most famous uCttlns horses
their ancestors and defendants; record OF the 2iO
rcrformances from the earliest dates TO the close
Of the year 1865; complete report OF the perform
nnccs of 1863 and 1910, giving summary OF over
s:x thousand contests essay Oh the origin oi tae
Amer Trottor aud system OF rulosau0 regulations
10 the government of all trials Of speed The author mas
clear spared Ho pains in ,he selection and Examination
his work, which viii doubtless be received
rsa.tariard au.ucsIty on the subject TO which 1t is
CtNUjcd.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

HORACE aRBELBYs NEW BOOK,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

III boo, Is oae OF he written 'ar gerersl sole u the coa1
cory old every family without tue least e'erion
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
SOLD ONLY By SUBSCRIPTION.

This octave etou sold oag sj' Don tnd the most al
vsu.ago ras sill be oaeIei class thrug le couI
tr.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
mJVNTFS FOR INVALIDS.

- Book carefully PREPARED sld degnels reliable guide to
all vho need change climate scenery where
tie hh places for heath homes By Idrar Bill Price
Il 25 by nail Booksellers have WOOD HoLBROOK.
IS Laghi-s, NegYmE
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14


CARLETON a CO., Publishers Medsonslnare NeN-iors
LAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
IL WEEKLY CHRONICLE fgr 1871 viii contain in every nuhhe
carefully prepared articles upon the Climate Soil POiuc;s Minerals
end other natural unuud sdysntags Of I, tennessee Which Il
called "The Switzerland SoI' These articles prepared
expressly disseminate facts for the information OF persons LOOKING
tOTrtspodents VIII be carefully
puoe FOR cheapest and oct reliable M
ob;snel pion only ~ per ForiTiher
information address the ublefs RULE RtKs Knoxville Ienn
CIFTY YEARS IN THE MAGIC CIRCLE.
BY tie original and worenownei SGNOR BLiTZ Elegantly
BIn Of and humor, with pleasing Incidents and
lugabe adventures in The principal cities OF The world II describes
Lis md as Magician and VenHioqust good COM anon
Marx Twas nuoceuts Abroad Sold only by SuIscptOn
AGENTS WANTED. Adlres, the Publishers,
A IIarfl- lnnn.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

Slo,- Horses Male ic.i Gud Yd'' Horses Na3c
Iru Jesse I.pu,y S Goa by Ho means .u'tis the prom
isc -! tuc title oi cachpnuy publications hut is ar,ay
Instructive treatise ou inc most approved legitimate
s,c.hcls cf G.yc,opiu tie speed OF Lorstc5, n which
The writer is evidently m amateur The secret OF the
al col,,i- ia scientific breeding. -tlfU training jnd
oous feed n- and kindly treatment, method which in
competent hands c, fails OF success. portion Of the
space in Il C. volume ia devoted 10 the exposure Of hum
hus, 300 thc management Of hor. pretended mysteries
ana tie tricks OF Jockeys and r'ud, oi tie turf Every
MAN rois 3u, 10 liy los,e had better consul! this
Lt.., .o.a Doc. lc deciding ou his purchase.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

This the best books poble upon The sr e u GOES
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New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

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New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-06-02
n~e Mr.. Cirrus W. Field had the

~ Mr.. Cyrus W. Field had the
English lords to dinner with him, and
invited about a hundred prominent
New Workers to meet them. The feast
was inDelmonico's best style, and, after
thenutsand raisins, there was speaking
in the vein usual to post-prandial iu-
ternational entertainments. The
Englishmen were in rapturcs with
this great country, and the Amori-
cans were proud of their English
lineage. Earl do Gray complimented
George Washington by calling him
one Of the most illustrious OF English
men. After this there need not be a
war about the Alabama claims. The
High Commissioners have sailed in
the Cuba for Liverpool, and Minister
Schonck, the ugliest of American
statesmen, (Butler is not statcsman,)
accompanies them.