The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-10
KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

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LONDON JAM Q, 1872.
All the city Journals have articles on the assassi.
nation OF James Fisk, Jr.
They cite the cases of Richardson and Crittenden,
attribute the frequency of such deeds to the Pc
culiar civilization OF America. and denOunce the
'Haxty OF public sentiment and the weakness OF the
courts which make the practice OF carrying OF
concealed weapons 30 general In the United
States"
The London Times arrives at the conclusion that
tho assassns pistol in this case ''ony killed Fisk
the spirit, OF which he was the incsrnate repre-.
sentative, Is still living and strong In the city OF
New York."
A WASHINGTON CITY LOAN.
The Messrs. Seligman Bros have introduced here
and on the Continent four millions OF washington
city Improvement bonds al S7>s The loan Is a great
success 1t nearly all taken up before the books
were regularly opened.
TIE NATIONAL TRADES CONGRESS-
The session OF the National Trades Congress was
opened last evening at Nottingham.
Mr. Potter was elected President
Mr. Northrup Of Massachusetts, United States,
was present, aud was accorded seat on the floor
Delegates are present from London, Staleybridge,
Birmingham. Bolton, Bradford, Bristol. Bury,
Cheshire and South Lancashire. Leeds Mscclesdeld,
SaGordshire Potteries, Sterling, Stockport Wlgan,
Wolverhampton and other places.
The principle which they seek to establish by par
lamenlary legislation Is almost identical with that
which was set forth by the builders Association,
some short time since, Wa
That the secretary OF State appoint register Of
voluntary traues associations with power to certify
that inc rules Of SUCH associations are
That ali ASSOCIATIONS whose rules are SO ceri,
fed have q,dst corporate character and be em-
powered 10 hold property and to sue and be sued.
vuh pU rOu
with voluntary associations generally would iully
and sa!,siacorIly remedy an evils now matter OF
The establishment OF district courts, composed OF
representatives Of the masters ana workmen, with
an independent chairman CHOSEN ~ such repre-
sentattveS. Falling an early agreement III tile
choice the Judge or the county court should be er
first instance In oil civil actions between masters
anu wOrkmen, and in cases involving breach OF the
labor contract where there was no written contract
between the parties, 1t should also be the court Of
THE COURT AT OSBORNE.
Her Majesty tho Queen and members OF the royal
family have gone to Osborne.
COLOMBIAN REPRESENTATION "NEAR" THE THRONE.
Dr. Justo Arosemena had an audience OF the Queen
yesterday at windsor Castle, and presented hts
credentials as Minister Resident OF the United States
OF Colombia.
TIE COTTON SUPPLY
Five thousand three hundred and six bales Of
American cotton were landed at Liverpool to-day.
Lord Stuplcy on the PolitlraI Future md
Public Friuriplc.
LONDON, Jan. o. 1872.
Lord Stanley addressed a large meeting OF work.
lngmen at Liverpool this evening".
In the course OF his remarks he SAID the old lib.
era programme had exhausted Its vitality. ana he
expected that in the future conservatism would pre-.
dominate In oil new questions.
Tho Cunnrd Steamers aud the Maii Service.
LONDON, Jan. 10-5 A. M.
The American Chamber OF Commerce In Liverpool
mas adopted resolution demanding that the Cunard
steamers shall bring the malls from America, as
such an arrangement would be advantageous to the
mercantile community.
Mr.. James Ashoury has been appointed Commo.
dorc OF the London iach. Club.
A republican club has been organized in elias.
cow.
Smallpox is becoming more prevalent In Shef.
1eld.