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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
rvcryDrARY FIRE N WHEELING.

WHEELING, W. Va, March 19.-festerday
morning the extensive carriage and wagon factory OF
BoGley & sons was burned with the exception OF the
LARGO blacksmith slop. when the fire was discovered
was burning iu three different places, showing NAV
crri yes and wagons, stock, lui Der, machinery, ana
buildings. ia estimated az $1,000 Iheie De- iI Insurance
..la
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rI,I,rrr An AT-rF,IpTEp MURDER.

Edward j. Kelly and Michael Sullivan stole
ha.ches: Of tea on Saturday evening from in front
OF tho store OF Woodruff, STOUT Spencer at No. 10
Warren-st They were discovered by Patroman Barnard
Terney Of the Third Precinct, who attempted 70 arrest
them. Kelly struck at the officer three times with
kutfp. slightly Wound4ug Iu ia the arhi Inc moves
were fu Isl arrested and both were committed. hfy
"a u rrtntcr aud lives at No ~ CarrOl-s'., Brookyu'
sullivan s boatmau and lives no No. AZ CAry 5le-st
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ALABAMA.

JUDGE BUSTED AND TIE ENFORCEMENT ACT.
MONTGOMERY, March 13.-IhCrc was brought
before Judge Bgstccd OF the United states Court to-day
ease involving ne Enforcement act ot Congress. He
held that undcr the act in al where there was
complaint OF attempt by TWO more persons TO deprive
any one Of any rights guaranteed by the Constitution
and laws OF the United States that Federal courts had
exclusive Jurisdiction, and that state courts we're Ill
vested Of Jurisdiction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
POLITICAL.
NEW-HAMPSHTRE.

TIE LATEST REPORTS-WESTON FAILS OF ELEC-
TION-THE LEGISLATURE PROBABLY DEMO
CRATIC.
CONCORD, March 1S.-The result of the late
election, already reported, remains unchanged IVES
ton failed Of election 5r Governor by the people by
about 100 votes. An official count viii be required to
settle the complexion OF the Legislature upon which
devoves the choice Governor bat The indications are
altogether in favor OF the Democrats.
Gov. stearns wir Monday, give certificates
Of election to Messrs. Hbbard Bell and Parker the new
Democratic Congressman, and they will start FOR wash
iugtOn at once.
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pASSENG ELS ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGOw-In steamship India, March l9-hr ke'nq'
an. 81 I. and lldv Henderson and children Jno AMI "a.
Nr cairns Sir Esline, ME Ite.iOrd, Dir AAn h
ls-t,n AZ r.fa NJ Ia
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4 swIYDLEE AMONG TIE MERCHANTS OF THIS
CITY.

KANSAS CITY, No. March 1s.-Some one
ealing himself Joseph b. Smith, and member Of the firm
Of Jewett smith q Allen OF Kansas City, is buying
go0is from various parties IN NcwYork draft is here
today for Si,Oy6 The above nm knows hoihng Of the
iuau nOr is ether Of TIC members Of The nrm absent
AOl tits 20.
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THE STATE or TRIBE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
D-rRoTr March i3Four fu Wheat demand r snd advanced
10e Er.r, 81 57i Amber 81 ~ CO'er seed dropping at
WLTiSGroy " c. March laSph,s Turpanfue srm m sales at
i3c. Resin tim, 81 Strained. Tar unchanged
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Ror-IEyARp-MAKEas AND PUBLIC CONVENT
UNgE

The residents on the west side Of the Broad
way boulevard have seriously INCONVENIENCE"
for come time past By the rude conduct Of the oyeeer
Of that Improvement In order % perfect the grade VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

The spriur Opening Of Drces Goods, silks, -hnwla.
Loes AMI Upholstery Coos a. Loao IAiLok va '.ae P.'
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

The Republicans Of the NYIth District Of
Connecticut have nominated Col. iii Curuss OF Nate
town for state Senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

Nights Of Painful Watching With poor d;k crying ehirs,
car be avoided b. the uss Of Ms Wvov, sYRUP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Soi' P'psa
VIZ EyzzDELs IO4 FCLroSs. Oh DsICA IASASA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

sch Nellie Be, Stow p,r,l,-a urbsr - snpsor c.7p
sehr A toN ,Br C-Irea st Joan, n b. ~ oay'' Win ko
scar jas Ph'o. roe', c?nncea River or SHr.Ss'A''rt
FEM Alligator E5r,ro c, vita lur4osr to snpsoa oaps
s ss.5 Geo. Geo. d -''oy,t ra'... h.r'a'l
.csr ons' ul-, srH'l EF..na
s ses, H. H., 7 ~. - a. , io.Ih Yir5ir@
sest } 5. G.ino.e, sab W .iaa-
s 81, g9stisn lleihs yr-a.,.
schT. e " W wete smith. vrra4
S SS.r E sl.',T 3 Az Lo-el, y,.sa'"
s'tr. Ea~sri slaie sopag Balhnor,
sct. L.,s He.liH, .obrsga B,lanor, 70, Ys~ n.,es
c .- R s. ,' e l,d pa -Isofs 81 Providence
Scar B. oi.bs saih VIZ, VII pi more
Se.n 4leis E.ly ea,@oad. rAl.a-elphis, for w.r,Lsu
sor. }. : sTann. Knapp or,'-r Bsr
S Ss ttt . ~ '' '- o.i g o' fAl"'ipa%
se.r ots. e Aioe'. sr.vr. Boston, for Pha.issss
so.r Pa, Horel Crers.s
ss s,tt en-. .'s Ga Ioy-g.'" .'r 6..s.Aror
se4r wsth,al ReJrot' lrogtrrss
sss Iys ao.t y ,oi R'.,qa ,,. Hq,,. n,e-.
~, P. n ~. s e, & ..- pc H. y, = b,'''
seiI Geste El.rdse ROD and viz s-e sJ. a. l.o-s.
scbr 7 statS a,' 80. ~, ra ..-c- -,
s seeI. Granite s.aie Bofos, Hc,pcr. Ne.
s s.i cs. sP I, , Sin Ssy-a ?, q r.r'ips.
"IND-oclsS us-s. 5. N.ie.e.r.
SIP preedsr Bf,.y for L,s,ta ,. q NJ, Ia. u 7b.x.
DcahlmF Aef beF e. CO.
Eik ABBY Bacon l0. B0la). Ee,.on fun v.tt,,, yor. p
Bar N'i Bertle, lark ion rr2t. Sow b 4, zae Des "a
srf h1lta jan u, vito ufss 70 J =. can.
Bah Sgn1y lrO- 'oi S. JOIN. r. Z smith from t. Ian
with S Sc. oJ I" EssIi %. By Po-oosi a,-saa DnSI.'
E15 p'iso from - b pilot boat Eiaura Da 10. T.
Brig Arctic (gr = from Cuba.
EI
Pilots Bride, frlIs B. 30 bcst EimcniDuzg
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rreros 1irri 4ArIrHI. steamship. b0assone BsIumsrst
Nerta1e fr'n Neri oh bari Cs oa. Cluit hng Dre.
!roil Fortune lssni
10 EewYort Barre1ale G. = Roger a'l t-s G.
.rnar rd Enn all from Ca-iela' Steamship feean hos
hlgnoe Eiger ior hss-tOrs
from Liverpool Lee from twor' Slri SIP Afs
eau Sl,a1laI steamship AlE s Sea lss ''ls2 A. oSss
saula Georgia
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN March ljTlr ialan Ii CRY Of DtASer.,
from New. ora or liver. COL teclel her tr-y .o.
TIE CuIar sc Ils. Paal iroa AcTio ~ lreFyo Arr'S
to-day.
SPOKEN.
sci Impulse (Dr from Wllsol r. g. for BsAFeb r. ~ y n
Ion - %.
MEMORANDUM.
The tr- RAMIREZ Derra Nesra 1h ch srrrei oh n'S
report. sIoag w. Ne ers1n, ron Le-oe Fa1sbs
weather. days % Sardy Hook Wit teuse =.
-.----------------
The sprinr Opening Of Drcrs Goods silks, -hawla,
H .. a..la I Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
6psrial Notirfo .

Ninth Assembly District Union Republican aTsoci.-
ton The egqsr moa.a,y r RslIs % we EyfSS @
non nan 'A0n " IL MgRGILL ~. Pres4s.,
7 =. coPgls:, 5H' Secretaries
.,eeHth pssgirs nePaeiG". Ess'g'fe co".s:
' Ill Fss T5S bsENiS' '''' a. 10 tSr
J.. D. REsD, secretary. -
The Milton Gold Jeweiry Cdmpnny'
The unprecedented success Of Ills CouEay IS 'oa'i "'u he
prpreo. not less than public TIE nmtse 'fa' Which have
, their s.e,roOn ISL Broadway daily tie pat week 'siceat'
t, the usbou,ad fuoe VI which their o he been reee ''S@
A sypreciatys pabe Their sOc, received BIZ tie hl''''
steamers. and opened during the les. two DAY. Pet d. "a ~ ''
h.,n,, n, ser before exhibited bsamnt IN America
b, morning they Will increased SIon 20 'e @ss '>
which VII, iuie any I'D sosorg, rel designs la' p's'0-
,.,., b.so,, been olereI the pfeof tbs city IN.
,,.s, their goods 10 sasb traacy sna oeaoy Of isHs>
all, equal to The god to stand Tie rs, 'f The H"si
~ , and retain Is osos and bni.arce as long im lereu
,ctgei The popain W Dollar P'n adopted by he OoH'
,ble. every for snail sum en- 'raaA'4 e
49, pee. 10 that sAe srsioeaey and lle bobby Of :"
prouies. Courts Of Baope
'foet Il Chanaon champagne
YIN IMPERIAL lGreen SslD,
p, al. With I'll sr., el,,, de,,r. IA Wines here:
HesYoEk, March To- IS'L aNTUeNy Orcus
Sole AfeHtin DC U
NicOl a. Davidson,
No "a Prosdvav Suc1sssolS 10 r. v hAi3lN1at q %
osef tbe ines, stock n he ety % ..
CUANDVTIERs. BRACKETS, ald okS FlAithtH.
Of Manufacture copf rev ana traaNi A'fn'
GLASS GIT. bronze P6RcIflS. slaiLIs MsyrRD coloeA
Diamonds Bought and sold
DIAMOND RINGS SD, : iN, s44 ~, 70 So ftA
nitN0ND STUBS so. 40. and SoD. 20 sou -
GEO e. AL.AS slJ Broadway, sn-er So hi,lols ila1el
Lea < perriu's sauce.
A nest tIf f.sl.f ID. inlr Game, &c
JOHN uyNCANI NONN.
s-eciJ Agents. JuioasGuafr, All 81 south Nilan-sl
TLs Fourth Iyccum Lecture l,ofe ;le laag y lai'sf
.,it A..e-fou w II delivered By Rev. T. g. HOLLIS, ID ID y ne
tuch n savior Ihrynh b., mar ,ttn ave. iH ~ NiN"
sub..,t: " Toe Mcto,cop- aud % krVe'au0ls..
q,e .pripg Opcnrg OF i)res- Gocd., Sl., - ,''l,,
~ ana Iuhoiferr Gis, al lord lAaL'A' .t pas
TO-DAY
Isaac J. oliver Printer aSno.lD sra- = Ds .laA'
a. 3, 80 PAAK-H0W.
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rnNARn HOWELL.

Edward Howell, formerly editor of journal
IN England and for about years connected with the
New York press died in Hoboken on Saturday He was
man Of considerable culture, and since his arrival IN
THIS country was employed as shorthand reporter.
His funeral took place yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

Covert y In Az sc.
Jones. a
Ovid .........S. D. iHHaas n'r''s fsts.t o. fd'f- 3H
i,,na1s...jass a. ruin JI4ls....... HsarH bl.iOp
Vsrck fr-,a.. Ra,ffs Irr. ....... ls.l T4. BassTk
Republicans. { Democrat- 1. ca4e co -s. lcAi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
TORFICN PORTS.

orpRssrowN March JTle lanan ar.l CRY Of DiaSe'.,
from N.s Yora for liver ool esciei her tc-y .o. pr
TIE CuIar- lsa Parl ron Ae'-iors. ~ LrefYo' An'S
to-day.
SPOKEN.
Impulse Drl from Windsor, r. e. Tor BihaePeb ~ a. u y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
ROBERT CHAMBERS.

Robert Chambers, the eminent Scotch writer
and publisher who died the nth inst, born at
PEBBLES Scotland in 1907 He began business As book
seller in Edinburgh, and while engaged IN that pursuit
ne wrote numerous works relative 70 Che history ira
ditons and topography Of Scotland ia 1852 he joined
bis brother william In founding ChaB.bCTss Edinburgh
Journal and also, in partnership with him. issued at
successive periods series OF works designed for popu
lar nstruction and free Of any sectaran political bias
nv their Joint efforts the Chambers effected incacuablc
benefit In dlTusing sound practical knowledge, and
established one Of the most prosperous Publishing con
I'M lirelI Britain.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

Mr. GLADSTONE AND HIS CONSTITUENTS.
On the Esd of September special general
meeting ot the Advanced Liberal Association Green
wch was held In England Dr. Burt in the chair for the
purpose OF considering the propriey Of adopting ad
dress to Mr. Gladstone approving his policy since his ac
cesson to ONCE There large attendance and much
interest appeared TO excited. The Chairman having
opened the proceedings, Mr. Gardiner read the draft
OF the proposed address, which, after enumersting the
various important introduced by the Govern.
men such as the Disestabshment Of the rish Church
Ish Land Reform the Education Act and the Abolition
OF Purchase IN the Army referred to the Ballot Bin az
having been defeated by factious minority, con.
moved the adoption Of the address Mr. Hsy seconded
tne resolution. Mr.. Welbr0Ok of opinion that Mr.
Gladstone had not fulfilled his promises o,the working
oasses by whose assistance he had mainly cot into hs
entertained of him. and the speaker said he a. an ad
vanced Liberal, could not be any party 10 laida-
tory ad0ress to o man who had deceived the people
M inns speaker moved tho following amendment That
.ns invite Mr. Gladstone to meet bis
pegg seconded the Amendment Mr. Sergeant supported
the resolution. Mr. Sergeant adEltted that M 1lad
stone bad failed in his duty member for Greenwich
nHF l.5FT ~, rre%1ss %a,,:, Cheers and eHe. Of No
could easily conceive he wm in MEETING
Sf WhiEs and sham Liberals. f. Hear" and "Oh oh ~
Seaerys sad the Association passed ths address IL
Hear Tho discussion continued ut great length
and with much personality The question was at length
put 70 tn9 meeting and show hands the numbers
were aeoiarea 70 oe equal The chairman gave his
up In excitement. ''0-'
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
OPENING OF THE PEACE LEAGUE AT
LAUSANNE

The Congress OF the Peace League was
opened at Lausanne in Switzerland at O'clock sept.
e by President, Eyt reading approving letters from
Mszztpi, Iouis Blanc, Quinet Michelet, Henon, and
MadaHe Thuringe. Reports giving account OF the
ton and position Of the League then read by NM
Goegg and Rouando, n GeogS temonnier, after POINT;
the Peace League advocated active propaganda aud
the ressablishnent OF journal in tho uued States
Reichstag, brought friendly greeting from the Deuo-
Gratis Of Germany whO he stated were opposed " the
creasng lack OF public spirit IN Germany, and expressed
conviction that France ana Germany would hefsaiter
Bonapartes and Bismarck. The applause with
which these sentiments received by tho
me- citing was but feeble. n. Frbourg defended the
Internatiouae. and demsndei that the League should
oppose the law on that subject II ps ssed sub
sIfprion toward the journal then voted. Tie IUL
lowing also assisted at the meeting; Gaillard Mar
teet, Marchsnd, Mincter, and Andre LA,o. Moderate
opinions prev sled the whole The population OF Lau-
same utterly ndin to the Many VI
the seats were upOccupied.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
DISARMAMENT OF THE LYONS NATIONAL,
GUARD

: 1y0" VoSpt ~ C0TTeIpoadeao e IN L0adoa Nsrf
CONTRARY to general expectation, and to the
Ueooaing artices OF the Lyons Democratic prrss, the
sne an9ns being effected with much quiet and order
R1eie. There are many, doubtless IN Lyons who
for the recollection OF he Commune is
M Iresn IN the minds Of al. myself have seen moth
.osn down and trampled under foot BY winecxcited
pa.rios. Dstrust and suspieion Of the soldiers has
- = nd, have ell along been particularly adverse
ss tns dsarming 1t would appear that the intelll-
Pany o. Lyons behed with profound desoation the
OF Ine Line take possession the other day pf tho
NIUE no.ei ae flle; The Mayor, NJ. Henon, and his cOlea
sues Desged the Prbfet TO remove the tcrs from the
nun Paia1c but DO refused, granting thnm. how
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
A DIAMOND BROKER ARRESTED.

William G. Brandon, diamond broker, Of
No ics Broadway. who has been arrested several 40
casons for dealing in stolen goods, taken into s-
ody yesterday charge OF conspiracy with intent to
defraad. The warrant was issued by Justice Bowling
the complaint Of DR.. c. Graham stanlsy Of No ios
had pledged with Brandon for $780, diamond pin
5Cv and that he could have re ticket e675 lrun
don cOrrcborsted the wonlaL stAtement and Dr. SIsn
ley paid him se7o for the pin. The article found On
to bo worth nBch lesa than the anloupt
paid for It, aud tue complainant therefore charges Bru
don and the woman With eonspiring % cefrSud him
examination. His aecompice has not yet 6cen ar.
TGstcd.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

of hremen tslJshcd at the grand entry whils thA res
Lar troops guard the Other psrts Of the { iiags
From whas learn, the National 9ssrds II that forma.
dsbls fssbourE Ls 0ros RoNsss which acquired oeies
rty Last Zesr c@ Y being tSs sesns Of the oe..rdy
dssrmsd s1d q = ysrE Icsseis tAs. When ne ..saoe,
th district, sefeus treosles nay arise ne military
fcrce, hoveveef withtn snd round Lyens V tAaA
adequate 70 4eal With any not, however serioes.
At La Guill0tefe another dangerous fsubourg, ths IA
tonal Guards have bcen dsarmed and all ha passed u
quietly At the socsed Poste dee Cspuctns In this fas
6ouIg tAs Hstien.i oyasas we're relieved by sosPs =
ter, doubtless hndnG the seotmonts ef the poyasts
too hostile toward them, Abandoned The quarter vhAk
being the hsbtas resort Of rsieesed and Aievsa
is at the present moment extremely dsngerous f.e
honest people. Up TO TIE present moment nine VI ~
bsttalions Of LyonHAs National Guard have iven ue
their srms, A specimen Of tho indiesreace of the
majority OF the inhabitants concerning the di1arminS
yostsrday saw small detachment Of ARTILLERY fetsa u
srs, como thousands in number, which had bees oe,
lected during the two preceding days While rhss ssA
sword bayoaetA were being piled by some eight Or
ten mon into the artillery fourgons, the crowd
looked with tho most perfect indinerenoe, nSt ?
though tho rank and Ole have 10 ys up their arma
erAl ofieerA who seem 70 oonsider that the s.eers
and revovers furnished then 1y tho state arc thor
own, have pettone6 the Prefet, n VAlenn. fof pcr-
Ason 10 retain them and he has Promised " submit
the question the military authorities There u, how
but small chanoe Of tho permission being grsnsed
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
sElzUREsoF OBSCENE LITERAr1,RE.

Two officers Of the Sixth Precinct, by order
Of Capt Kennedy, vsted yesterday, tho b,ok aud port
odlcal store Of William simpson, ct No. 81 Centrest aud
seized large quantity Of obscene books and pictures
simpson was srreated The store has long been noted
being displayed 10 the window and on the ro,rsr TSo
was taken oetore Justice Hogan az Che Tonbs
Fonce court anu held 10 answer In default Of o. 900 ball
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
PETER COOPER COUNsELs PROTECTION TO
AMERICAN INDUSTRY.

70 Ihs BdttOr or TAs Tribune.
Sin: The experience Of nearly 81 years has taught
me tbst the greatest and most important question
that now demands the consideration Of the Ameri-
can people is, whether we. as nation, willing to
know the truth, and let the truth make and main
tain oar freedom, or whether we have deliberately
determined 10 follow the advice Of men and nations
that La 80 direct and iinn eiate interest to mis-
lead aud deoeive us. F0i ..i"J lost assured that
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

The Italians are looking forward to OBJ
ing some valuable possession In Asa through
sns,r @ aes Gem Bike who has quilted his country and
kao 70 Cnhs ana Japan ~ resume his old calling Of
capan o !he merchant marine They think be win soon
ly o' ms quiet life aud returna 20 the prvfessUn
Boruoo or SyS glory Ior Italy " hes etues
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10


The great city of Dacca, that only 20 years since
contained $1,000 houses, and exported millions Of
pieces Of the finest quality of goods, is now mass
Of ruins. The same authority says: For the accom-
plishment of this work Of destruction, the children
OF Lancashire England, were employed is to II
hours per day during the week. and until - o'clock
on Sunday cleaning and oiling machinery, for which
they received two shllings and nine pence per week.
The object wss to underworld the poor Hindoo, and
drive him from the markets of the world" The
pound OF cotton, costing In India one cont was
passed through Bntsh looms and sold to the Hindoo
for from 70 to 60 cents. "Thus England was en-
riehed, a. India became impoverished. Step by
step, british power was extended, and everywhere
was adopted the Hindoo principle hat he sopereen,
a. proprietor @ the sol, .pas entitled 10 haH gs erou
prodsoe' While these exorbitant local taxes were
expended among its own people, the burdsn could
be bornsj when these taxes were drawn from the
people and expended On absentee landlords, the
burden brousht dssolaton and prems sture death to
millions Of ths people Of that country History tells
Us that one-haf Of the labor Of that people ran to
waste for the want Of employment.
The exactious Of British power In China, made to
force the sale of opium in that country stated
to cause the death annually of 100000 Of the Chinese
people, beside tax Of nearly S9o, Ooo Campbell
says, the immolations Of an Indian Juggernaut
dwindle into insignifcance before n1 The
ruin Of Portugal was effected BY the Gov
ernments having been induced TO adopt q
British commercial policy that broke up the harms-
ny OF the agricultural and mechanical iuterests-
Interests that had for % long time made Portugal
rich and prosperous It 10 ess than 300 years since
the merchants of London petiaosed fsir Government
70 resda'n ske maHFaetu0 ofeletA IN bslas6' Of sl
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

Government to advertise the rate of premium on the
1st of every month.
The people Of our country should never FORGET
that one Of the great causes that led to the American
Revolution was the determination on the part of
Great Britain to force is manufactures on the colo
nies, to be paid for by sending raw materials to En-
gland thus keeping them dependent by preventive q
them from manufacturing for themselves. This pol
icy OF England has drawn to it's little island the
wealth OF every country that has allowed itself to
become tho subject Of its policy and power It IL
still trying to persuade the people Of this country to
run their plows in competition with the mighty ma
chimes IN England, where Q single engine 10 doing
the work Of . hundred horses. To see the folly Of
yielding to Britsh policy, we have only to look at
the effects produced on orr country during the war
with England. At that time, when our foreign
trade Wa cut OF, labor was in demand and money
abundant, furnaces and mills were buiIt and an ac
lively employed, wages were high, and our
national debt small. -Four years later our country
was persuaded to yield to British policy of
Free Trade. At once all wss changed mills and fur
nsces were stopped, labor went begging our Door
houses were filed the prices of land declined money
became scarce, and interest high the rich who held
mortgages became richer, and tho poor and those
who were IN debt, were ruined At that time, the
American farmer had no foreign or home market for
the surplus product Of the country. Complaints
grew and increased until things grow % bad that
In LBS our Government found 1t necessary to adopt
what call . true American system-a system Of
Free Tradea trade that extended to all parts of our
own country in all articles that are tho product of
our own cod or Of American labor. by this systcm,
duties were laid ON imports that soon gave now Life
ano enorgy 70 tho trade and business Of the country
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-12
BOSTON,.
TERRIBLE DEATH

TERRIBLY DEATH OF COOLIES.
Boston, Jan. l0-A letter dated Batavia,
NoA. 10 received in this city state, that
the Italian ship uncowa, from Macao for
Gallo with coolies, was set on fire when
near Neptune Island, and abandoned by tho
captain and crew, who were saved by san
Salvador ships. one hundred aud twelve
coolies were picked up by tho ship Juan
Rome. The remainder Of the coolies, four
hundred and twenty-five in number per.
ishcd in the flames.