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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
THE STATE OF TRADE
=. n Y VI II n I-
FL kOPEAN MAKKETN

- EUROPEAN MARKETS.
b ~ Oct I'LL n-Cotion 10 Advancing; MidIlng Up
81 b., Ortah Sd The total sales yesterday 10
L,sn'x I,in 19 PET quarter
T. 1a,,, m tonso opened a. for both money and
VI Ohd States FyeT~eLty bonds 1858 g1 uJyI, fg65s
5,,I iH's y2s, Tel. Fortes 50 - ' ~ VIII ''
eepkT. Oct "a beo ss,es on.n.d
~ w d Ht sue Of 1851 ' '' P'
LsDoS G n--Rentes opened At SO ffsues Is eentlmsG
'as t-I;1 nCOnsoS 934 both money and the nc.
LsEyo Sste Fave Twenty bonds 1898 80 1855 old 93l
G.tg IL Vet i-l:U m-Coton has 90 upH ard Tendency
t1sbaS PLeS 81 Aodhbg Ofesrs led TAiIow e. = eSI
ku ~ 80 & onso closed g3t fr money and n.
hIs, ~ ~ h' Teb.POrties. 90. ~ '''''
tt t-P u--Pfench Renies closed at $50 7Oc
Oct tt;g Iu.-CoOu closet With An NM .rI
Gat ptsAstA HSthnE ORLEANS IBd sales Of tie dav 81 "a
= AeanEei ~ " AI ~' 'peeu'A'On' besdstoHs are quici
Ut" o'i. A-Petrolean 50 francs for standard White
qkT. Oct $3.50 D. m.-Cncd StEtts Pge Twenty bond,
]s oit issge Of 1865. " "''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NtnSnpI Oei tBEv No fresh arrivals since MONDAY and
an On the book. w.
h,r A>b LEBA-Ava to-day 322a head VIZ at Por-
-, ~ onn1epaS and l0 Of Poryeghth 81. Receipts,
vi " " Uuet aDhOdsny Supplied aud an easier fee /
n n '1d q tos vol OHIO 70 NJ SIC
So, " At Po eshiL-si sOd G. Ohio sheep r. ID az s4c
IT, , - - Canada IL f5 Cs ~ Co.. 1924 TO- de- ~ Canada
e. A % l3 Canada lambs % H. a, &C., and 50 sheep ia b. at
~ ~ q laHt, s. N Al h
y "'f' 'oA i+sas sbeep ID SIC. and I9a STATE lambs,
EIS ' az yeserday end 1893 tOday0 at FOrteh.
uHdDaN Puc.s lower. IL d5tc. alive As 10
ls ~" y At &c - do Us n SO lSj Michigan, 67 70,
E!,c ''' H. 81. IZJ DO oS n, eIc and ll1 Of ia ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

WFpSFsp,y Oct I. 1871.
>T>HotS - s. 151 % Pearls dnl 50 2id IS.
'Ol.uH t nrt l. iui lices lave advanced
' ms; iucrd Ia lll for
slcCu'I'on. For future delivery tie market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
pr,VPA1o LIVE STOCK MARKET-Ocr. 4.

Cattle The receipts are head making 96 head t69 cars to
d. nm increase the last week The market
mi low r. and prices lowG for Common and Medium C"c
are srac and unchanged Texas dul and neglected sal U6
1sns ste N ranging 3l l62, ~ - goa SO o. o.
Mcgap rang ng l0 to 4G b. al $i goa 80 di ~ limos
rpir from 10 10 26} H. "a ia IS; Y OLO ranging from
~ b. at 81 500 - 25 81 Kentucky, averaging go h. at
= ~ ca Missouri averaging J62 d. at IS 7 Sic and lawh-
The epts ar 42l heal and III" market dull SLp declined :"
zoe srd Lambs 2Sd37.c from last week sales OF 3@ ono a,Snt
& 81 Ia ~ n NJ 10 Missouri averaging no ID al
50 To- ~ Nc i4n ~ to 81 H. at - 81 lay lEha
lsHhs " 10 ~ ID
q, IN - IS oys-Thr 2lSj Tn maTNr Is du az
unchanre sales 800 head at - Z'' - ~ LOT OOLoL ~
Go cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
gOESE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
Svw.YoRK, Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1911

Now-7ORK, Wednesday, OCT. Z, l57l
The condition of tie general horse trade re-
mains unchanged Light driving horses are selling WELL
worhorses but very slow The tone Of the market for
rsclass coach horses Is IN the sellers favor, but no
noteworthy transactions have taken place to-day
The carriage trade is slowly improving but does not
compare favorably with the busi'ess noted last year
during the same period.
The fame for excelency which the American carriages
nave attained seems to penetrate even 10 the smallest
bamlets In Europe An order for o light wagon with
patent vertical elplaes in the axlebeds has been
received this morning by Messrs. J. b. Brewster q Co OF
Twenty ffthst.. from Kinderdyck a small place near
ROttt rdam Holland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

JACKSON Co. MISSOURI EIGHT PER CENT BOND
fol sale by W. l.. CONVERSE ~ Co, 81 Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Rirer Vtssh AND ,RdtroodH .
01 t2l rIEs. Ashes Itgs Beesws1, 22iS bales Cotton ~
eb CI-r ~ Copper pks Dried Fruit l3a7 bbh Bggs
rsI III. Tour liz Wheat. 50 900 bush Corn, 60 $40
& Oa. bush RYE Se Gra9 Sod 23S bags Flax Seed
H sG 'l ~ bass Peas oo bbl Com Meal 100 bags Cot9
h IL @ Peas iJs tses Hops 59l Hides % haIes Hides ID
~ Lsstr Spirits Turyentine l6s bb Rosin, bhs
fh In lN Cut Meats o. pLs Gase, so pkgs Lard Io PKG
nt EgG Butter 695 pkgs Cheee - Pkes TslOw rs bus
i!O gN RE t5u Ikg Starch Gg3 slsb SpeltfI, 10 lhGs
io 81, an Tobacco 1854 bills WHISKY u bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Oct LFlOur 6rm moderately aevei srrerspe
la Extra, S6GSb as Wisconsin AMI Minnesota ETt,,
zee Pc9usJlvanaS do. - 5Oa 81 5o Indiana sri
,SuSGT' Is; Fancy BTahds. 81 10 % 81. Wbeat M
tg ol rs demsnd sdSBnct 81 &c. R. nestorn 2 On
.tn TlSr 20; White. ~ Is Rye e5c Goa ssdV
: O. lOH ldr. AESt hsytsra w Or. s-f O.. .I7
tSgn - iof b'bnt banf az a.~i Rio tl5- -.fi .
~ NJ Su.ar dril and ,hle oAti. OIL ;,.,r
tsT' eIa;es sac iCtc AOssses Uust. A-,.o'.liu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
TURNER EROEEzE3AS,
Bankers, No. IA rgassau.st., II. Z.
NETWORK STATE
RAILROAD BONDS.
A FIROT.CLASS HOME INVESTMENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
RONDOUT G. OSWEGO RAILROAD.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE N GOLD.
Seven Per Cent Per Annun,-Paynblc >cmi-Annuully.

This Road condition to show ' cr'' va'" 'ul " 1"
pros, r,u uc coycrg !oes Ia MI h mo" direct
sill line between the LAKES ard der;watrr ca q tie
Hudson oca the enc Counties OF Ulster Green sIi Delaware to
railroad facilities Heretofore mostly deprived thea: fify niles oi
built and in thorough and substantial manner ed
EARNING ALREADY 10 PER CENT or TIE WHOLE AMOUNT
OF THE 81 900, 900 Or FlR%T MORTGAGE EONDS OYER
RUNNING EXPENSES The balance Of the road ii it, several l
ny, viz: Hunter /? miles; Woodstock. nils to Willow.
mile changing terminus from Ront"u' to Knon Point under
with allie aud responsible contractors tote fcl 'y July
liz II will Ic orc Of the best bull roads he
Bond, limited rlc Of com! lrtd road Tie Eon
AT secured Trust Deed IL Fer e L,an M 1rt Compony
eng description Of property the RoLdo and Owco Company
acquire hereafter The w currency aud
accrued interest with the yge advancing pnce heei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

st., roticc. fee Of taxes. Born PRINCIPAL AND
,.--.nrsr ARE PAYABLE IN GOLD. They are Coupon
"a. lint can he registered with the coupons
or can be registered with the coupons OFF,
IA interest raid to registered owner. Interest pay
Mo August Ii and February Is. liberal sinking
,,, formed from the entire land sales, in payment
Cor which the be ds will I've received at par and ac
sd interest pro, idcs for the early extinguishmeht
Of this loan
ru,,stccs- Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
rh,sc ho,d> offer favorable inducements TO parties
;,.r,,,o f,,o ii,ir Fivc-TwentiCs, OF other high
priced ,ccurit'.~.
In c,,.,cr,i , p, Twcutics the investors realize
s., r,r,,r, a,,. ou .acmaoiral; per cent per an
onm excess If interest: and at the same time get
reflect >rcuIi'i.
v.rs. ,irc. las, documents and full information
furnished on ali 1,.t,'n,
1J,,cl ccrc Is cg9t for the sale Of This loan oar
o,d.eIia ttcir tcc"ior business the bonds Of
as, .o,erb q.l Il.r Cy Railroad Company, those
5a C..,u tri.iop ICj,q quoted at 1O2 and Gc-
,..lsi1ro.. H.,lc, migip0lly placed by us ash
TAME 4 Co.. Bankers, No II Wall-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
s 100 REV ARD
legal Notices.

4 SSIGNEE,s NOTICE. - Notice is hereby
n given 70 he CpEDIToRs Of JAMES CONNOLLY in the Town
Of Orange in the COUNTY Of BeI and sue oi Ss NJ, assignee
under oath naton before the Gfernih da r.xT bsTei
iug tar lonths from the ssgnmta OF o. hsr
from coming dividend Of the estate ann AZ, i g n ~ viii
b. GA ,. ba sno",,e ~ ouny EI before the ensuing
yrnnarv term nI th' otpr.n |ou'' WI" JAMES w. FIELD
hel hv 1enOn interested
DaLed Sent % 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
CuC,co LIVE STOCK MARKET-ocr l.

Receipts for rec lsy-5s Cattle Il 29 HOG ao Sh""r shin
epts-HGJ Cattle 1902 Hogs G9 Sheep MaThet for stock very
I b E shipping unsaisf, ctorv Int few ciocc cattle
"fe sails range 50 for poor - IS for fair ping
Srr Hogs ~ 2d euu II CHOICE lois closing ln
,.ie bgurcs SLep .tcad. ard unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
forses. Carriages, fairness, sc.

BREWSTER & Co. of BrOOme-st. are now
Offering at their Sarerooms Fh.ay Of Fourteenth ST.
A'umn and Winter Carriages exclusively Of TIER
t own and the hest London AMI They also
I "sc 70 memer that they not responsible for OF
'o "i teahrs
established in lgyi" 1850 ' ' NJ" ''"'i""e ~"S'' wv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
THE MARKETS.
fCmehrr'KepOrted for lHs TluBrvR

''''''1''' '''O'''1 'o' N'b'>F'
St s 2s PS, tDS dai - 81 ga .s - IS
'"Iuh i nrct l. u'r' active ini Jces have advanced g
sTs.-4,,! ...cIT Meq.o'..;. won'-
ora,r, ..... Gill' A'I i7 "s"35'''' 1f1 &?
a! = +: : :.:::::: /: i Il
cI.-ilor, Of Coffee arc very srm the
& sn % o , 6ss s. o T per r se aH 5I if SS
flo 49, arG iS anf'9' ~ r siy' opn and with liberal
n,, lover an? IN et ale, Ca h!ls We a,
So ga IS % OHIO OHIO R PG sp e. - ''@ = %
Pa Pa % o Ira fs T. qG5Ss bids. sSS S %
S I ga ga & Wit orr. Wheat ~ 4, E L1!5' e,o :,
Ntt~,, Lsrs... 4Oa ~ double brtrs do do. Goa NJ
as t, . > ~e -, s s !c os: Ss I r. 81 g
- an tS1. aoa 7es n sSe r iS Srs S1 ga ga
90 t"a Gem s < T , ,o f, q1
H. I'd 'ou'fy' kIa ga ga 20 81
sp t;oas...s Extra nd rni; So
s Oh let, hst GA 81 ~ 10 State AMI ptp % 2a s. G
NJ s4 :s 3 90. e9 !; c W, wet s, p,,
'1Mr Weren IS a. Corn Meal Br. Du 10 50 20 %
f,l,, Flour /. in fnr tem,rI at $3q ~ 80 m
IEECll dull and easier for Grain In caa, yeI slight en'
Is M '9 . u Sft G a1sG i'S eyaE S @ J
Gng at lld ,aosT bull 3O D g1e, S| c c 80
y @ o G S1 W5e. at 1884, s sif % Glasgow ISS EGO? 600
lii and 80 frkin Of Bu''crs 49, We heA'd
lower and unsettled sales e SoO huh 81 Is
CT NJ ,
RED Western; ee - q for AusfF TO- g, a.; g. :"
~. f,- Michigan; 81 81 COZ Amber DO ~ Tor WI F
s,,t a., ass &c. for wescu Barley Mat il very du
, l.yi bush III 10 for Western ard ~ % 'or CIV oa,
Nh wf.Io s o, e S 1. W. 2S at s 10.
a., 10 200 bush. Western Mixed at ~ I'sc IN store
HN-, Ir. 81 Io retail lots are tr9 at !ua
-l.rl.c l:,. bc for I5HGc. o OaI; exports
=. since iJ5i, 25os4 bales and Co. same time
NoAEForcisu h, weak Domestic Dor
- Il - csisyoT; sales = .ti Ne" o'~D' o. ''3 ' ~
Ny sBSSPh TuPeutle csy win sales pat Of ~ ~ Sc ss
s'e" o. och 100 bhls in ma lot. t6ge EoaI n s Sr1
bbs Good q" At - 40; SO bbI rae al 70
'"b q" - rs ami 900 b'f~ Pale at - =" ID" Is
oS-Ar en- Iin,eed .tesdy sa0?so for ci'ks and ainc
It'll t IL OK are unchanged Mehhsden is quiet at ~
pETEoID n sencraly dull Crude inactive at lte On the
Issr :. . for do on Hower Resred steady %. !Ic for
O Sns LID s,s STA .1 m aSS sS s %
C Olc Philadelphia the sale Ntre 4OO bb .sst hal'
7S-; y. lHiGi 1000 bo- hig0 Test al -'''' anu OO oA
fso>IoSs-Porl though without decided deP
I'll = m Western Mess; for future dI very tie market Is
90 IBIS Me,s At gig s Gt 9GoSeJ ana ss , aI
,cti 10 Plain and SId $l5 T Extra Ness ierc Beef
W., grute 10 for Prime Mess aud f2O9 ~ for
IN NJ Beef Hams sc sm - bb +24q *25foT New.
get Bacon ~ hHht 'upi, AMI eonmaHG. Jul rave
ru ,.-n s weak at d G7c OI CITY, Lard Is les
rive $40 bbA and tea az &c for 20 I ior ~ yta
.srr -. trtet Is veaE sales Zoe for Janusfy
RCR v saes Carolina SaSl and 40 bags Rangoon
sugars Or. moderately snd steady sales $50 hhds
S.c for Oh BsTr I i s"I fer iiaS Js'
,i;> bout change and hosina the supply hight Cover
'fAI, sales lOO tics, to arrive at lOc AMI 'I" ~
i,Li "a, ssles 10000 II at Sc. for Coming and '.@oie
SHI.KY b. e4ay .ales 30 bblG at & for IrOp.bound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

Trr Wrsr WISCONSIN RAILWAY is now very
,..,I, i,ri>' H. ... rains viii be running through
C.n 'rnD.J5i,~. PM 10y Novembcrl. The earn
,-ii.y r..-if.t. a'rcady profitable business: and
a.,gu-.r,.ii- 4., connections are about perfected
ytchvil rake II The Great Air-Iine Route from
(nI,;,go to the Northwest, eifecting n saving Of
NOR. than 30 miles over the present route. The
bonds are lirst Mortgage on tho road itself and on
valuable Land Grant of l.OOOO0 acres. They bear
l,cc-i iu gold az the rate Of per cent per annum
ard alr sold now at ~ and accrued interest in cur
r.r.N hy WHITE. MOEEIS Il Co., II Wall->t- aud
GwN\>r, JOHNSON X DAY, Ii Wall->t, where
PAMPHLETS and further information may be obtained.
BrallNGToN, CEDAR RArIDs AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN FER Gent GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
s.c at o. aad interest by lIrNEY CLLws Il Co.,
No. - Wall-si.. Ncw-lork.
JACKSON Co. MISSOURI EIGHT PER CENT BoNDs
fuI sale by W. /. CONVERSE n Co., II Finest,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

Amusemenrs.
GRAND MILITARY FESTIVAL
" rEEE S AHRsE ;
UNION irS S'% q %SD D| School
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ORPHANS,
FASHION COURSE SE 81 FlysliISG LONG ISLAND,
OCT 1911, AND c2 70 tGSrIStr TWO WEEKS.
MOST paS ss Of EVER OF
''O'' DA''I' FEEED 10 THs PrBLlc ,,,.. ,.,ov
,ou ne called he @ that s., earss pG[ 5a GST
progress prog 'ps' Of hi. undertaking,
GRAND o'A'' SIZED Cd II =" OUR LATE Civil WAX w
i' S rSs5T D td tn ALL WHO CAN
EACH H sESb '' "SF poILAR As RDoSATIoy.
i% Ss;s s.i S' :,s9':j Fi sh::s
Dancing will be Tree throughout the day
LARGE ExuID!hlos PLATFORM
PATENT SAFETY SASoTINg GALLERIES
BH ME- 81 MA 1Ss f DAi&},
will be m.dss the second week
PROPS. ROCKWELL AND HuRLDrRr
BEST CATERERS ;5HAAHT CAN BE FOUND
ARRANGED TO Ped THE MULTITUDE,
no LACK OF ENJOYMENT CAN OCCUR.
PROGRAMME FOR THURSDAY, OCT. 5.
II Might Rope Performance
"a IRHTTEREs ard of tie First will
I ' ef h 1es2 + ';iS OF INFANTRY g.
sr MThe iHdspndent Troop of Cavalry commanded by Capt
AS i V" M%senoriis Ro. At exhibition platform
Pa TftT'f FoR fGGshSe PURSE
presented b I.E B. i%RS s ., Als FLASHING HOTEL open ALL horses
IiPM.-TghtrOpe Umnastes
PROGRAMME FOa FRIDAY, ocr.s
ia; h HHnI,nS|s, r .1sSis"'
IA GBSTIEaESs SONS OF THE ELEVENTH WARD:
S Ss S.Hd T he iss. and display THk
'i aiP aEEpAscISe EXHIBITION
M-Th. FlyaS.y Silver Star Baseball Clubs of NerYot
wi Pm fias II Fcs e. aaSaarrAs PURSE Pre-. to
$500 sso second best three in ave
and fancy dancing The youngest little Minnie infant prodigy
TICKETS 81 EACH. CHILDREN HALF PRICE;
sss . r be- ss ss,; s
so sS !. SS. e p fsss sn5' Ri
r.. River iss and G MINUTE: r tih0a
@ ;ss s :f:; II 4 .. e II &
s sls" ss Festival s. as grounds
'''A' '''' AA" '' s ore No 20 Beeiman,st New:fOrt
TTNlON-SQUARE THEATER.
- Corner Of Broadway and foar'een'n'' Manager,
THE n.hdEsF Isb aoyr SGMsI EVER CON-
BIYEb y ONE { 1sGA mi trnSEby
ERW ACTS EVERY EVENING.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AT O'CLOCK uuoxr,,,
THURSDAY, Oct First Appearance Of MI. LbFFlHom Dill:
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
BIRCH $ S,.sS sSs4sRts sAcKr'
,e.t IN. seresmIue Of FOX AND GOOeB
rvrmrHls sA NV Af SRE sar AID SPARKLING
OPERA LfBRETTOS,- save 20 cents. Plain
s i. Il; u Sc s;D' '''' w HALL SON Isl ps.a
CFCOSD WEEK.
SHoD IMMENSE SUCCESS
DAN RICgs PARIS PAVILION CiRtusi
Pourteenthsk, bet sseopd and 1hird1vs-
New and startling Gynnase and EqaesfrAni
BOX, PARoURTTE AND FAMILY CIRCLE
Throased With ,be f.shdou Of Che Metropshsi
P,.t .nue.r.ne, Of the sarli.renosned Blind Horse
EXCELSIOR, JRi
ssu secured three advance Msnee WEDNESDAY and
AATURDAG 2p,n. DAa RICE N LIth GSo! ---
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT:
" GRAND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION -,
OF honsisf bsihhha ssenes As eoc.
Thiri third aud SIXTY fourth sl over o ee
Isos With sQusSe e1hhuoa sIae IhossnS. q" A.
tf,css,s nos el a from an psrts o the Union. -
RARB YfDWERS, PLANTS FRUITS, ETC,
| i.(t y MECHANICAL MIhACLkS =. No..
tn 2ohor,e mskiug all so7" o,
and tasses b-o your eyes
eous sight th,t should iss hrh
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01
general HUticr.

Gen. Il. +. Butler, aspirant for the
gubernatorial chair Of Massachusetts,
opened the campaign Tor himself by il
speech at Springfield on Thursday even
ing Of last week. The city was full of
people Attending horse race there, and
10 add 10 the interest of the occasion,
and increase the number Of those who
wanted to hear him, the RpuJhcm came
out on the morning previous, with a
biographical account of the General over
two columns long, under the head of the
Great American Fizzler." This notice
was personal AMI severe, rtcounting very
many of Buffers crratc acts, from his
devlltry in college TO his fifty odd votes
for jeff Davis as candidate for President
and from that down through the war,
impeachment trial, and his numerous
personal and political quarrcls since.
As may be iudgel, this was not IL
tiattcring notice, but it just suited Butler,
as he is never happy unless in a quarrel
City hall was packed. Gen. Butler i'm
meliatcly took up the gauntlet thrown
down by the RepuJLcan, and for about
an hour the audience was treated TO n
scene that might have graccd Il police
court. Mr.. Sanborn, the principal edi-
tor during the absence of Mr.. Bowlcs,
was at the reporters desk, directly in
front of the platform, and, after per-
sonal alluslon had been made TO him.
arose in an excited manner and attempt-
ed TO reply. A scene Of great confusion
cnsued. The audience rose en- nassc, and
cries Of "Down with him." 'Put him
out, etc, mingled with Kisses and boot
ing, fell :hick upon the poor editors
head. After vainly striving for five or
ten minutes 10 obtain Il hearing, Mr..
Snnburn was persuaded to sit down, and
order was restored. At the close OF
Gen. Buffers speech Mr. Sanborn again
attempted to address the audience, but
they would not hear him, and after a
scene of great disorder, confusion and
excitement, the meeting was dissolved
Gen. Butler did not close, however,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01

Mr.. Editor what is true of the above
lines of trade is true also of hardware,
drugs, paints and oils, soaps, AMI other
merchandise. The people of northern
Vermont, accordingly, will see how I'M
mediate and widely difuscd will be the
effect of opening the railroad through TO
Portland. Whoever eats and drinks,
wears clothes, lives in Il dwelling, slccpS
in a bed, will feel the advantage of it in
the lower cost of living and of household
and personal equipment. All, accord
ingIy, are interested to push the road
through to a speedy completion. Equal
ly concerned Is Portland TO meet Yer
mont at the Connecticut river, with 4
finished road, in the autumn Of 1872.
Portland did not fail to come 10 time III
the matter Of the Grand Trunk Railway,
AMI she Will nos, have confidence TO
affirm, 90 10 the rear in the matter Ul
this new Grand Trunk 10 the Great
Lakes. WALTER WELLS.
ST. JUhnsbugy, Aug. -, 1871.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01

without paying his respects to the Bos-
ton Jomnal, the Daily Adr1ttSer, and the
Hartford Comunt, papers which have
opposed him with much vehemcncc.
His point against General and cx-Gov.
Ilawley, who Is editor Of the Comant,
was that Gen. Iawlcy held COM
mand in the army under Butler, in Nir-
ginia, and Butler says he "displacel him
for mciliciency and incompetency, and
he was never seen on the field after
wards" 1t is 50 happened that Il re-
porter for the Comunt was present, and
Immediately tclcgraphed this statement
Of Buffers to Gen. lIawlcy, who at once
tclcgraphcd back The charge is an
infamous ialsehood, and the man who
uttered it Il liar and black@uard The
reporter could not get the chairman of
the meeting TO read this telegram to the
audience, but he had the satisfaction Of
handing it to Gen. Butler after he was
through his speech.
On the whole Gen. Butler did not
make very much hcadway in his Spring
field speech. lie Is ''smart," but un-
scrupulous and audaciouS: and we
should be- very sorry 10 see him in the
chair once filed Ly John A Andrew,
We think the people of Nj ssaclinsclts
will take care that he never Is
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01

CUNpURhNGO PRONOUNCED a Fan
UEE.-lt will be remembered that ill.,.
State Department received last sprir- "a
small quantity Of cunduran@o tu"cthrr
with the most fiattcrin@ Testimonials
of lis qualities as Il specific cure ir
cancer, and quite an excitement w.
created throughout the country at IL III,
covcry. Hundreds of applications i.,
small quantities Were received from T..
sons afflicted. but as the supply Wa N,r,
limited, the Department could not ruu
ply with these requests. Desiring, h."
ever, that lis merits should be- fully TT
ed, portions were sent to prominent Pig
sicIan> in the leading cities with the o..
quest that they would give it Il fair trs.
and report the results 10 the Departments
in order that more of it might be- prucur
ed if il should be found To poses, H..
qualities represented. \ number OF w,l
known physicians in various cities hay.
already reported 10 the Department tl.t
they have given the cundnrlngo td.
and fair trial. They are OF upinioa J.;
possesses no peculiar merits for the cut
of cancer. Some express the opinion
that ii j. of similar nature 10 NIrgina.
snake root. but of no Use n Il cur ion
cancer u nShGytot Di7rHch 10 Jou".'t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01

and talked Greek ''fastcr than any one
in England :" Lord Chief Justice Mans
field, the Silver-tongucd Cumberland,
the dramatist, whose residence, Cumbcr-
land House, is still standing and ''lords
and ladies, royal princes and princesses,
nocked to the wells to drink the waters,
to stare at one another, TO form small
cotclies, and circulate small talk"
There i. cxtant quaint old print
which represents many of the distinguish
cd characters of the middle of the last
century as they probably appeared when
promcnading en- the ancient "Pantilcs. -
Among them we find Richardson the
novelist, DR.. Johnson, Cooley Cibbcr,
Miss ChudIei9h, Garrick, the Earl OF
Chatham, Gilbert, Bishop of Salisbury,
Mrs 1hrale, afterwards Madame Pioz-
IL Mrs. johnson, the ,cctar's wife, and
many other celebrities The gentlemen
mostly appear in kncc-brcerhcS and hose,
and are topped out with BIG Wis and
cochrd hats The l.rdir~, icarly cut in
two at the waist, wear skirt; that seem
lull llrd like. rnlInIrIs balloons.
This historical compilrli"n-tnr ii IS
little cl>c-i- hvc"min" ;" Ion" that it
must h. cut IN two. | sliall rldrnvur To
Resume ii a@ai. n an early opportunity.
G +.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-01

TE,GIcAL ENnING or \ RNcE-Tnc
@rcat Scull race for the champion ship %
the world. which came oil at 81. John.
y. t., on Wednesday morning, brtw Go.
the Tyne crew and the ST. John cr,a
who were defeated last summer 1t Iu-h-
me by the former crew, resulted tn
time in 4 chance victory for the 81 john
crew. The boats stated 1T -. 1uI
led alternately for five minutes, 1T IL,
end OF the first quarter the TYNE h.'-
having slight lead, when Rrnlorth, rI.
stroke man, was observed To Tuiy,r .
his seat and fell back into the arm
Kelly. The boat was Immediately IuA
cd ashore, and Renforth taken To- Oh
Clarrmunt House, where medical DIS.
anre was soon at hand, but lac d.rI Il
few minutes past S o'clock in great an5.
ny, turning Il dark purple and irdhn.
1t the mouth. At first, suspicious OF toad
play were entertained 10y his iriruI-. hat
At Il post norton examination ul Ih'
body the physicians thought thu r.n-'
OF his death to be congestion o;tL. Inn
His friends have 4 portion OF h -t'm
ach preserved and Iarred, and lrAr -.'i
them to Il chemist for cxaminatiau, "A,'
the truth will BE- known. The II. I'h"
men rowld over the course in - mn
HteI and | seconds.