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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

PETROLEI-There has continued fair degree - sctyI 20 no
former p-cesi We note sales OF ~ ho
Crude bnls BUYERS order July al l4ic On e creek gl ~
,teldy fguresi saes Of 5o bosi sses ost
DAYS Lower spot quoted AZ - ~ ana On OpleI ~
O Resped has been inactive aud nominal tI Ee lev saiefn
the market holders press stock AMI az the e"se tAsr
Of fneS quote SPOT and mt ali me month az
Refined active and tueT sales 2VDy els a -'-c Ia
Philadelphia spot quoted Rjfc., and July a. ole
RICE-Douestc Is fairly and steady sales, 80 ts Carohi ~
s9d9 Foreign demand an steady sales go bags at
TG15c for Rangoon. ard abe. for l'atn9. -
SUGARSRas Sugars with boilers stl askrg 81 advance
1900 bids age for tuba -
lc for Porto Rico s!c for Martinique ai ~ o1e hs'anA
before arrival private terms Refined hn a. - DC of als
SKISS-Got desni chiefly from manu- clreTs Who
have boh, quite largely u Mexican SDsj e; are lnnef A9a Toe
has tone; sales reported ~ Qe, Ms an " 40
Payis a. DO Cuaoa % DO Et India and II DO h1raae rsSl
have 3 as from Calcutta aud % DO from Vera Cruz Toe mar
r Deer quiet, but unh ng.d sales AZ
900 SiSa' 1000 Central American, 700 y CAM eachy and
70 Southern Texas receipts il 6ales IRON Vera ofOL Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODTCE-


JtLy Ia pigs Ashes pkg Beeswa1 bales Cotton SO b,ga
Cotton seed 81 bb Copper 1888 bbls Eggs bbs Flour u 40
Wheat IL 278 bush bush Oats 600 bb Mes,
~ bags Meal ~ bales Hops 77 Hides % bales Hides sides
Leather LA bbls Rosn l56 bh PORK Ii3 pkgs Cut
Mea, 453 pkgs Butter 50 pk Stenn s5I rkg. Batter a9
pkg Chese 800 pkg Tow 22j pkgs Rice 2.5 pkgs karc 8
hbl Tobacco lt6 pkg Tobacco. ga bb WHISKY $50 bales Wool
Receipts Of the PRINCIPAL kinds Of Prouoe for The ending Saur
Gay evening July s'5 bbls Flour 2,3 bN WhsAy 1870
Corn Meal Eva bags Corn Meal G7s2 Wheat 05 Dsh Corn
log no bush 0as 2O27 bush Malt psgs Aes 83 pAs Beef
90 psg Pork JJ pkgs Cut Meats 800 gs Land lg5 e In
LII pkg OIL Cake sol bash Beans bales Cotton "a has
Tobacco ba Wool. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Liverpool July -lO30 a. m-Cotou opene 6un Mailing Up-
lands 81 d8sd Mailing Oreans. ST. ~
LoSDoN July l0 m-Cousos opened AZ g2l for both none,
and the United Twenty bomb, t1 9l
old y0s 1891. Sy. Ten Fortles, 3d.
FRANKFORT July Limited States Twenty bonds clc.d al
go lat evening.
PARIS, Jy l-Rentes closed 50 oentimes evening
LONDON. July ID D. az
the account American TwrsS ''
Boz Sl!i 1865, 9ti 1867, ~; TenForties g9 -. Nj
liverpool July l.2 m-Cotton closed active 80 sy IA 40
dhng uplsnds 8tdi Middhng Orleans 9A, sss % M, en-
bales 10 tOo Tor export and Speculation Bacon ~ Ps' - "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

The money market has been excessively easy, with
larger offerings OF oauabe funds on call than were
essary FOR the business requirements of the street The
disbursements Of coin interest together with bank and
manufacturing corporation dividends, have already been
felt in the abundance Of money pressing upon the
kct. There has consequently been observed more
tive business discounts reduction in rates for first
class days and months paper the banks having been
liberal purchasers because they unable to place
their increasing surplus at current rates, among
mercantile houses Quotations a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN Pm Cpxr Cam
Bonds OF the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY Cow
PANY offer rare chance for safe and nroAfoLle IN
yestment; They are first and only Zen upon tho
stock, telegraph land grant and ali the nroncTty of
the Company The lands are released from tayation
and are worth more than the Who'll. alnount of thc
mortgage The Road Will form the Great dir Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

uipEShe market Dy Hides has been quiet during the
well with Hgbt DEMAND from the trade the bulk Of the business having
49, ,h ono.toSu bu}esi the principal sales reported Of
ray Ind Rio Gande at material concession IN pncei the week
mint market quotations to great extent nominal,
~ l Hides good request for city and country saugters aud
To-. md m light supply prices dnner in Foreign Exemptions
Ie ~ arrive Of 100 Rio Granis Cows at l2ic The
Va r Cua Hides been active but prices are steady we
Ae i'm b led Cow l35 bales Buffalo part anSe pm
Lo % ros have been 6 bales Buffalo and 200 bales Gov per
R.ra.h We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

The heavy specie shipments OF the day and the week,
and the continued frmness IN Foreign Exchange to-
gethcr with good short interest all favored higher
premium gold, which, during the day, reached tenn
porary 1882 with the bulk of the days transactions,
which were small, at 49, When the demand from the
shorts had ceased the quotations fell back to 1870
49, In the gold and loan marset the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying Wednesday for borrow
ing The days bushes, at tine Gold Exchange Bank was
As follows Gold cearings $i592s,OOJ; gold balances
S2l23s0O and currency balances. S2j21,jOi The gold
quotations were:
lo:Ol..l3t IlDo....ll3! l:a......la! 2:'0....ll3l
1l:UO....llJ! iuD.....llj 2:DJ ..lis 'iiJ.
The Jays transactions at the L. $. sub-lreaShry were:
Gold eeet ~ 2582G3 Currency payments. ~ 9io9 -
Gold uaymeu.. 1881 30 Cureucy baiauce.. 2tl52l -
tIuI 1870 Nustvls''' '@Nf'' w
Currency l-u5Ulj t5I
The gold and silver movement OF the week is unusually
heavy The export from New-York in American gold
coin s35GO OF silver and other coin and bars Gnclud
ing SOJO Mexican silver received from Vera Cruz, on
Tuesday for transshpment for England Sl.7O0J5. The
Treasury Office prepaid S775G12 July interest and sold
100000 gold Thursday. The receipts into thc Treas
urv for customs were $23G2,12G.
Foreign Exchange has been very strong, with few bills
Offering although there than the usual inquiry
after the closing OF the mails. Rates follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

where pamphlets anu INCL iihOihh'h'H S"A no
obtained.
R,NKrNG-HousE OF HENRY CLEws d Co, No. 81
WAII~sT.. ". Y.
Our business is the same as an incorporated bank.
Deposit accounts can be opened with us in either
currency or com, subject to check without notice.
Five Per Cent Interest will be allowed on all daily
balances. Checks upon us pass through the Clear
ing-IlOuse as if drawn upon any city bank.
We issue Circular Letters Of Credit for travellers,
available in all parts of the world also, Commercial
Credits. We make telegaphc transfers of money to
any desired point, and transact every description of
foreign banking business.
We draw Bills of Exchange in sums from f1 mp
ward on
The Imperial Bank and Messrs. Clews, Habcht &
Co, London.
The Provincial Bank of Ireland, the National Bank
Of Scotland, and all their branches.
We issue Certificates of Deposit, payable on de-
mand or at fixed date, bearing interest and available
at all money Centers.
Orders executed for Government and other invest
ment securities; also, Gold and Exchange.
Advances made on approved cOlateTals and against
Merchandise consigned TO our care.
We make collections of Notes, Drafts, Coupons and
Dividends with pr0mptness all points, and
fully prepared TO offer Banking facilities upon either
currency or gold basis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The July number of The Examiner exhibits
marked change for the better Units freedom from o'u
ve personalities. and is greater trust in appeals 20 Tic
he ne.c,: fog the eucdltion OF truth The contents
are strongly marked by bold and original thought al
Tonc'uc ideas which viii be profoundly rcpuisiyo 20
most Christian minds, but supported by quiet argument
instead OF mdMomatOry suggestions. Tie sincerity
ability. ard deep religions feeling. amoantia2 almost TO
myst.c enthusiasm OF Nr. TJwue, cannot be doubted
even y those 70 whom his reasonugs are unsatisfactory
and l.s conclusions ntoerahe. noteworthy contrast
the revolutionary character OF the leading article 10y
ne editor is tie paper by Miss Frances Power Cobbe In
which shat admirable writer ably and earnestly MAN
aus the efficacy andrecous duty prayer for spiritual
blessings. The monthly survey of current literature has
usuai completeness, exhibiting discriminating taste,
wi,e sacscy. and force ana elegance Of statement
.ts judgments OF books, that rarely found even
Al the Lieutst critical authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

Odd and Nc,r, for July, is announced as a
SPECIAL number ioT Commencement and large part Of
contents devoted TO details concerning several OF
the most prominent colleges IN the UatcG States MI
L. L Hal gives the first instalmcut OF a story en-
titled Ups and Downs" consisting Of "reminiscences OF
Harvard days related IN his usual animated and cordial
style. A fragment Of aUtohoSTGphical memoir writ
ten u 1855 10y Edward Everett describes some features
of Ms COLLEGE life 40 Cambridge which viii DE read with
great interest ~ those who familiar with the local.
ties and the Of the persons Of whom lie presents
lively picture Mr. Everett was only thirteen years Old
when he entered college SiX.yOJr years ago. and was
the youngest member OF ms class At that time there was
no public conveyance between tie college and Boston
hut single sagc-coach. making two trips day. After
the morning re-. tatou, Saturday was holiday, when
young Everett used 20 walk 20 Boston, with bundle OF
the soed clothes o. the week be washed, and bring
ing back tie bundle Of clean clothes in the evening
The college rooms furnished in very simple style.
There was not carpet. w.udowcUtan, a sofa, or an
easy chair il any students !oum. Tie young men
brought water from tho pump with their own hands,
trimmed their own lamps. and generally brushed their
own boots. MI Everett Cycs some interesting r'cocc-
toEs OF john Quincy Adams. WHO lad uLy been a-
pointed professor Of rheorc and oret0ry at that uo
and of Mr.. Buckmustcr whose famous Phi Beta k.upd
Grafton In lsU1. M Everett. IrouoIaccs "slr1a si.Ey
beautiful IN Itself and eeueutiy >0 10 his youthful
Judgment, being the FIRST tue u"H h- Lad lttid o.
tie highest order Of academic elcqu-r'c.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
.IFoaTs .lScE ,EgT. !. no, 70 DATs.

FREGGH1SThe market has been extremely dull and rates 9r Grain
show less sieldnessi the engagements TO-DAY c @ ou DaA
90 Liverpool By steam, 81. ior Corn and 3D. 'l WHEAT
GRAN-MCch yarahlenes and only moderate cf-'e ot alVF
have distinguished vi market The past wk ne1ce bT the
Much q the Wheat has week has proved 20 he o tbs m n
pressed on the market and has aided greatly o depression or mill
ocl Mis are ile ana nave btea Tor some tnt pas ~, ~
Of New Amber Delaware 10 hand disposed Of % Al s irr price,
ana no criterion .o the tunei The quality prove. On De- '
ali we eirn ms j. Tie character a. t-t uE IAl NJ
their crop and has been harvested in fue condition generally
The crop IN jersey and southern part Of Pell7v proves 10 ut
excellent quality and the yield th Double u e co-l
from which have reports From and Indiana have very
full reports the result is very irregular yield so on the whole moro
satisfactory than last both luaty number u
bushels to the the Illinois Missouri and Kan
sas From Michigan and Canada lave favorable re1o1s;
and this State promises WE'LL especially large crop q
Minnesota the pa; iorEsht have been gr'ie lLii,oi
hoping these nigh. improve With charge in the ve,te tut
put ia very late Tie quan,y Of Oh Wheat Ia IS ac . au
shall soon exhaust surplus. Our alyces Luot
whole not very favorable Tor tie Wheat crop Tie season TO- Greet
year at the North, and hence the
much against good return. he reports fl0l tue Con-
supry IN the hands Of the Eue 81 lr ers uc les a m year AID
they that the consumption Of foreign grain Britain
the past year has been very re indeed and that h stocks the %
6s ga bush against 5i2 bush corresponding year
To-day hoes ~ W -el are Aoi pressing on t uAtt pr RING 70
store rather IMAM make much concessions prices uuceu az me
close the market inactive, aoieIs Weld
The SALES are 400 bush part hs; evening" al ~ 300 = ~ for
son Spnrs 81 f2G@ - for No Chicago Spring;
- sal 43l for Port Washington 81 for Amber Western
IL 81 70 for White Genese the latter Deh ~ IS for
Amber the PENNSYLVANIA
quality excellent gned MeSsrs Houng Hner
John Waowc ESQ., Harrisburg raised by Mesr Manning, Cumhe
90 for ~ are s act We asa easier;
the sale. 10 bush New Ohio at G6Q663c track and 81
sfr. Western az 65 aGoat Rye duh and prices ne rr Corn
less the offerings
u l, N II, -. 10 yellow az -9G;ic W -'''."''-''
lrr IffN nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
THE MARKETS.
IcarsuIly reportea Tor Tnr rrrnurr. L

iCarefulJ The TRIBUNE
SATURDAY. July /. 1871.
AsHEs-e demand has been only moderate and price, are without
special chance We quote at 10 Is 81 g. Pearls very quiet
steady At -9OS9 49,
C0fTONThe market fairly active and again better the
R bales 7 lat evening" medium 52 for consumption and 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
he houses. Quotations are as follows:

The Treasury bought on Wednesday one million Five
Twentics and sold Thursday equal amount OF
gold Tie programme Of the Secretary Tor the month Of
July will probably be teegrapAed TO this city on Monday
morning The bank statement was again favorable, and
shows that the banks have gained in their
much larger amount than last week. which is partly due
the sharp gain in specie caused by the disbursements
OF the Government Tie deposit, were sweled nearly
S5OOOOOO The following shows the condition Of the
banks TODAY. compared with that OF last week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
Corporalon Notlrcs.

PREPAYMENT of PUBLIC WORKS, No.
, 81 Boalway-C II ASCE OF GRADE-Puhic notice hereby
Given gaf propos tl- following pending be-
t.re ne B6s Of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen. VIZ:
10 change the grade Of Eytih iron Tue EeVtuilaVe 10 Tie
Ees Boulevard Inc CA the NorA River.
Ms showing the proposed change Of grade he at this De
parnent Room a.
IN ous interested the foregoing mentioned hange q grade and
having objections thereto requested q present the 10 writing
hi unersue al Depar-t before 'he 18th day Of July
Ifo4.ur--D.rl. Sc June 90 lti.
"a ID II Conn q p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
The following shows the relation between the total
reserve and the total liabilities:

The Government bond market opened fraction lower
with 1885, 1865 1868 and 1858 quoted eNinerest.
Later the day prices advanced in sympathy with gold
the market devoid OF any special feature. Fisk
d Hatch report prices of Government bonds at p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
ks at the board to-day:
to-nIglt. Including gold :

The following shows the highest and lowest prices OF
Government bonds and leading railway shares made
during the week as well as the closing prices last saur
day and tonight including gold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
TANNER 81 Co.,
BANKERS,
IL Wall-st., New-York,
nnnlnra In

Dealers In
STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD AND EXCHiNGE.
ORDERS EXECUTED AT THE STOCK AND GOLD
EXCHANGES
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS SUBJECT 10
CHECK AT SIGHT.
Buy ana Sell. at current market rates. the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT tsD PER CENT GOLD BoNDs OF
THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August. and February. in New
York. London, or Frankfort-on-the-Main free of
u o. iaAes' TANNER 81 CO., No. IL Wall-st.
SAINT LOUIS CITY PER CENT GoID RENEWAL
BONDS having 70 years to run. We offer Si7l 900
above bonds, being the whole issue also North Mis-
sour FIRST Mortgage Bonds. JAMESON, SMITH n
CoTTNG, IA Broad-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES At TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.-fIRsT CALL,
l04 O'CLOCK A. VI.
SqLs 0f6 oreru BJnd--
25Olo ie Con e1 ms 10000 U. S5s, Ofo Oon''''i
10000 D. \. 5-2J Con t2.......lljl
Sas o. SLATE oads- ar,dd Boads Bdnt and Rairodd-kD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

Hi-lhe market sieadg with moderate demand We quote
al % for shipping; III 81 for Retail lots ooa!oc for Sat
I,V aI goa has been very quiet but prices
s u1ng al Tjdsl for Long hyei 81 2O@ 81 30 for Short
do snd y for Oat =, g., t,-.,..A soi. .,i,,
t ek hut 10 NJ cs change Of im ortanr an the
81 make CONCESSIONS on Phe aVth
80 scare The stock being msny composed Of ordinary
,.npege Union ROY good deuand with large sales chiefly OIL
Middle and % ueigh Roagh Leather Is IN good DEMAND aud prices
49,. frrr We quote q n, oWs: H,hlocs Buenos AIRES,
Ilsyv 2gc; Niddr. .41 Light 1iG.e CahoniA hesyl
59c Middle 2 d2.. Light E06c. Orncoo H. Heavy ou
rs Middle 1bq2 Lgh q. use Good Dsmsssd AL hsds and
.ybt. Al02e Poor Damaged, d. do, Sdlsi Roash Isa1
l,iaa Cn0pe-hray JJaJic: Middle HGjJc. LghL U@J'e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

STATE bonds were practically neglected inc ueaneS
In south Carolina new, January and july "eie oA09p
tionay larger than usual, and they SOFA
'a o. and the NIlssouris were also quoted exnter-
est The following were the BIRDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. JULY 8, 1871 .LAL

Route from Chicago and Ml,canhe to 81 PAU and
cnrrepcy. by WHITE, MORRIS " Co., No. rs Wallst,
and GvyNSE. JOHNSON d DAY No 10 Wall-st,
where pamphlets and further information can be
obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

The international Insurance Company has declared
seniannual dividend OF five per cent, Tree OF tax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

The receipts OF cotton at all the ports for the
week 1917 bales against 226Cl bales the previous
week. The total receipts since September l. 1870, are
3891Ols bales against 2s25 400 bales for the CORE
spending period OF the previous year, showing an in
Of $40 bales in the present crop The exports
from all the ports for the week 1899 bales against
2979s bales for the week last year. The total eX-
ports for the expired portion Of the cotton year are
SCGl,s2 bales against 2Os9O1 bales for the same time
last year. The stock all the ports is lG20 bales,
against lsOCi8 bales for the same time in 1870
The following shows the exports exclusive OF specie
from the port OF NewYOrk foreign ports for the week
cndlne md slncn The be gmning OF the Year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
3,Ol7 l,25L3l7 I6i0,O59 on

Total since sept - - $500. ..,,,o
5l5)3bT L3biJi<5 Sfo%ol'
last . 49,. 80 49,. 90
STOCK OF PORK AND YARDS. NETWORK AID
BKOoKLYN, JULY l. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

Fo future delivery CLASS Lov ma the sales have been follows:
lost EyenDg-Juy $50 at lo,e short time isc,
goo 9c 20 at 10 5lCc, 100 2c 100 az 2c AGg 100 zoe
AZ lg4c 200 at lc go 1870 Oct Vow and Dec 100 each llc,
together Nog 20 at 8e Dec 400 at lai total $3.50 bales To
dayuy 100 al l0c 100 al 20 J6c 500 20tc 2oc 100
26 Bite 2Oic A1g 200 Cl 200 at &C. 100 at
s Sept 90 At s Oct 200 at I5s Dec 100 iaic tota
COFFEETe market remains fru; there fair demand prevailing
but holders Offer stocks sarH sales 900 bags Rio from the cargo Of
flour AND MgA-We have had very dull and unsatisfactory
Flour market the arrivals have been liberal and have consisted largely
moderate local and limited European demand there has been further
found I, U a 10 ng g s g ,g wn tS eenI
prices eatafs. tie nAet the past
purchase only meet their pressing wants. and the market ther
u%er much ls pressure Early in the Week good and oce Sorh
Western Spring Wheat Erras sold cutie ffssy at Slight advance
many holders Withdrawing Their Tour rom market lat the trade did 10.
slowly and are generally lover h9ugh tie supply Limited Arrivals
eve" n New Flour from Indiana aud Missouri proves to he q very
excellent quality superior 70 that Of last and market 20
plr Tor The southern Sa at variable prices Sour has been better
demand and has sold Tfg " p ! sSs qu IN part Tor s1gC
bort and the duality the Flour promises to be much better than
t sason ana . our present is about iGC bbs which .
s @ the season. a5 s % last ye sA T he a1
Flour limited attendance at the EHlanee Moderate aud hardly
settled and e a. IDs .acs c4 bb. We quote
soSf = Obi 5q# Is Ohio IND IA soy % oo9s' 50
S5% Is o&o Es e. 49S, 'i;. SS S
4. M. ,4.l q
S've h, coz lO Ohio Ind and Mich $50 x
Good choice SprlnR ~ S,' =.
Extras..... w ~. t-s-' -ii. 81
Minnesota Extrss.....O lou W 49, T-,.
Amber Indians, st',aVNa ~ ~
Ohio and M.ch... b lVD ~ 80 - a. -, -. -
Southern Flour IN Limited w ~ ~ Ne 0e w
market 1. dull and easier; sa.rs o -. No.
ps Alex tieOgetoNn. mixed 70 g9ol sup - ga - ID
Bsit Aier and Geogetowr, EIta aud FAMILY. o9@ -
Rcbrr ond Country, Extra. ..''''.''''''''''' ~ 20
VhO y =
Gcorga and Tennessee Extra and Famiv...... 25Q %
RYE Fou fair supply and heavy saesof 5 tbs We quote
Wsste...... lOd ~ ~ state and tenr - tOd IS
Corn Meal is in hm.ed request and Is tame ae o. go IBIS
quotes = - - -. .
Corn Nel. Western o - [. MSa BT We - sOV 20 q
Corr Mea. Wet. W. 3 40 a. tu
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PRICE 81 SO.

s.Ttc bolE . published 10 lar.s0~ '.,,. Besa.:--
r1rieI UoauI .l "a, .,-: o.o:L cov,.s VIII gill '..-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

shows the further fatterng reduction IN the naeo
Indebtedness OF SIos.9So making the to'ai ao'l,
under the administration Of Gen Grant since sp
1862 s233s26 l2i The following is the statement -
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-15
Toombs alld Ben. Wade.

TOombs fought shy of Douglas,
whom he admired and sometimes fear.
ed but heassailed Seward and Wade.
ridicufing them as "sansculotte lack
landers," whom he. denounced as tres
passers, who ought to be kicked off
of the public domain He shook his
fist at Seward, who happened at that
moment to be quietly smoking cigar
at the doorway of the cloak room,
and arraigned him as destitute of all
statesmanlike ideas, and only playing
the slippery arts of small dema-
gogue. Then turning to Wade, whose
seat was nearly by the side of his own.
Toombs This knotted locks bristling
with excitement), sneered at Wade,
who, till then, he always supposed was
a man of moderate courage, for being
afraid of the lacklanders, and from
skulking from the real questions at is
sue.
This personal sally brought Wade
to his feet; his eye flashing defiance
Stepping up to Toombs, and bringing
his fist heavily, upon the desk, he ex
claimed, in tones that made the cham
Der ring: Afraid! I am not aware
that ] ever saw anything or anybody
under the Almighty Heaven that was
afraid off, Toombs drew his chair
back a little 'sSkulk the issue No {"
thundered Wade, II am ready to go
to the people upon it-Land for the
landless VS. nigger for the niggerless =
The packed galleries could stand it no
longer, and broke out with applause,
which, in spite of the Vice President s
gavel, rose as Douglas shook hands
with Wade, into three cheers for ssOld
Ben and the Little Giant"
The marrow of the controversy was
touched when Mason declared that no
Democrat holding the doctrines of the
Senator from Illinois could get sin
| gle electoral vote from the South in the
knext Presidential campaign. which the
Little Giant instantly checkmate(l by
the vehement assertion that no Demo
crat holding the sentiments Of the Sen
ator from Virginia, could carry a sin
gle Congressional district in the North.
The prophecy of each was fulfilled in
1850, when Breckenridge and Douglas
were tho Democratic candidates of their
respective sections.