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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
The STATE OF TRADE.
uvptpUnN NAuU gsr4

Nov ELL mCousos o7oned At ~ Tor monty ,na
Five TWENTY bonds 5o9a ol ~
1875 90 Ten Fortes 10 49, Enc Railway shsref "a
FRtNEE0RT -Unel states H1erNeRiy BONDS, 81 or The
Of l662
~71R1 Y6T N-Rentes ST. 72c 49,.
LIVERPOOL Nov. l6 Coton OPENED quet ana Hes! Ao
tlnE Uplands 90. .-ding Orleans, lOtL
ANrwERr Nov i8-Peroeuu Tor Fine Pae Ameroar -,
LIvERFooI Noy. l8-l p m.-Ootgon "a himi M-uNb SF-'
pid9Sd. Mifdhrg Orleans. lOt 0Oti o,,a,o1 e,v 4b.
LnsnoN Nov I8i;lo D. n-t0usoh lor honeJ' o-s~-a w w.
,ooount ~ s2l Enc Railway shares, 80 ... An
IivxHrooL Sov ls-l9 uBreaasiaH are quie- IAO" 49,
.----s... ......,;.. .io..6
aucha B1e Railway shareS fls
Pass Nov. l8-D m.-Heu e.. ST. s-o - 81,
LyrKI4of. Nov lS m-CotOn ciosel uncAnsel no oa Va
he az hive been including 2OO TOT secaai0n and
export S1aug Upauds for December a. yd Dc Tor January
A. aid
LavD0s Nov IS Talog. q % = cwt -
Nov. iG-Pelfn~nm 81 for hnc rae American.
LovDoS Nov l8-Bveuing Iupcuine 81 bd4 Y eva
LlvFrrl1 Nov lJ-Bveaing Roam Il 9@t2 e oTt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
gnsurunrc Companies.
QUEEN
INsURAN nee COMP ANY.
PARK BANK BrmDrSG.

PARK BANK BrLDiSG
No 10 Broadway, hrE-lorLl
Ane careful estimate made aua nation Of The burned
distinct and m lis policies force in tie Boston ire ai'u
Ing every loss as total Company viii lose not exceeding Five Humid
red and Ten Thousaud Dollars which il 70 be deducted Whatever
are nav be mde This has been delayed until 70 could
get full information from representative Of the Company on ai ei1Fn
from Boston
LossRs WILL BIB AT ONCE ADJUSTED.
W Il ROSS, Manager
Tie following Cable message has been received at this oce'
LIVERPOOL Nov a. ls72
ADJUST BOSTON CLAIMS PROMPTLY. DRAWING OA OOH
PASY HIRE PJB AMOUNTS AS SEIlLED NJ, sc,y 49,.
}. MOGCRlEFF WILSON Manager
In connection with he above following letter from julius L.
Clarke esa Inurauce Of Maschae received per
Atlante Cable vii be the infurng public;
J. MoScAIKTY WiLsoy, 0q. Mandgsr, Liverpool
DrAR SIR. FOR ne Attenuation 81 your Dreeors' hare gai
praur IN asrrrg go uIoa critical examination tio ne hnaH-
cal Affairs Of usn InsuaHc Company iHuHg iii books paps
and se,uris pst0aag dd Jr who GevJa-
uy has BEEN r,,ly gn 10 financial saifos az grbsd
6Ay reT6ed Company 70 p0ss,soH 0 eeH agr surplus
aa il has pressHi and eozoHais asHndahiU am % m<ss
eUsry l.GOal4g rcfisag a.
Respectfully yours,
julius l. CLARKE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
cOTTOS MARKETS

aArAssAH. Nov B.toitou am; Los M1ilngs, eic net
eei $50 aeef eEQorisc0assse, 800 bales 70 the C0nnut
tiu bales sales <l5l 1sies. stock. 63.3J bales
hrNohLkAss nov 8fon active. Good Ordinary Tie Low
iohgs ie1Iat'i hl4Iugs a Hic; rcoepts 1908 bales
Fes 80, a cfpofo ne Cogieut, 1851 bales cOaitWse
II lf9 5alez '
CIsCIHEAr Nov 8Coor erm ms8rng. igle r.esipts gl3
bales shipfnentsi ~ bales; Z
SHAALssroH NOV aCottsu timer aciive Mddnngf lSe
Ordinary, itfet net receipts
1sleai sales, 80 bales sock. h Qua balet
hEnPHn. Nov tL-Coiion Nsgrg, mann,
receipts ~ saeii saPneHis $50 bales aoet y N bslos
'0d l1ica receipts, 20 0aesi slUneuis 1G' la
MOBILE, Nov. ld-O0iton Hm and sisfI,g,
1870 reo e. lli bales
so.stsise ~ bales sales 20 bsesi bales
flz sales, no bales stook, $3.50. - F"'
Bosos Nov 6Coion quiet bat steady; Mddungs I9ie, nei re-
aps bales receipts, 81 besi saes 00 ses toe 400
BaIrInoRE Nov. l8-Coon firm; Midsos 10 NJ. recent.
80 gross receps ~ bae eEporcosauss Is baes
fli0s. 200 bales stock, by3 bales
GALVEsr0s nov Ieoiol lrmi Good Oriinsry IG uet re-
sspia, - eIDortsooastSe 2iAo b4si ass 200 bales
ilQrk. H9ll baea
B0arox Bor flClt0r sieafvi Low alnrs m a1sc net re-
1914 bales srposceastse 1851 bales, sais 20 bales
sssesS s.5ii 5sez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

s2,o2 .so5 o.
PnrADELPuA. Nov l3 ls7s
The Bosri Of Directors have dsT CASH DIVIDEND Of
TEN PEI CENT on the CAPITAL STOCK, SIX PER CENT
interest o. the SCRIP Compan payable and after the H
December proImo ire oftaEes.
They have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND Of TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT PREMIUMS the endins Oct j.
49, certificates viii Issued to the parties entitled 10 tbs
and after the lst Deeanber proEmo free Of taxes
~ issued SIS By the Act Of neor
porou shall isue ans, claimed within two years
aaer Of the dividend whereof evidence"
DIRECTORS:
THOMAS G. HAND, SAMUEL z. STOKES,
Holm a. DAVIS q. BObbTON,
BDMUtD A. SOUDBR. EDWARD DARLINGTON
JOSEPH H. SEAL, II. JONES BROOhE,
JAMES TRAQLAIi EDWARD LAFOUkCADB.
Henry g. DALLErr, H.. JACOB klbGE o,,,.
JANES HAND THOMAS p STOrRSBURf,
WILLIAM LUDWIG JACOB p JONES.
HUGH CRAIG. JAMES ~ hfAhLAAD'
JOHN u. TAYLOR. NIhhCER MILEAlNb,
GEORGE W. BERSADOU. JOHN b. SEAPLK Pittsburgh
WM. g. HOUSTON. A. b. BERGER. fttshnr-i,
Il FRANK ROBINSON. D. T. MORGAN. Pittsburgh.
HENRY LlLBURN, SecrrtaTT. IliOiAs y iAND Iesue1
HENRY BALL Ast Sec-eiary. join - JAWS,
PENsURE. BOSTON. -, FIRE;
III Information regarding Insurance Comp'niss ehoHaP
AN POLICIES III COMPANIES RUINED
hc late ire
REPLACED WITHOUT CHARGE.
SAFE. SOUND COMPANIES, -
b. L. DUNCAN sNIFFBh.
8 Pns-iL. BasensnL
PELIEF FIRE ms. COMPANY,
I49 BROADwAr
The eapial stock Of this Company ma red by s boston
CALAMITY The eure losses will uut exceed $4,000.
Business continued a. usual.
J. II. PISKSsY. President
WV E. CRAEr Secrstsrr
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prrFtp1S oE PRODJ,CE

PR NORTH yire- gesgie ava R7f.roafG
IR91 pkg. Cal Brandy pkg. De Sway Il hbh topn
pkg. Copper ~, a Cotton 49, Bgs ~ pg DHa
fruit 0ib 0bs Fou 80 bl Aea 80 bsgs Meal 1tsl bush
Cora 6l5 bUah Oa;s 800 bush BARLEY l6e
Besns bags FsKeei 10 Hsmp. 25 bales Hops 3z8
Leathc, 462 gbs kon, y pa Is
Moss 62 lkgs Beef H. Pkgs La D. pkgs ca Meals 81 Is l-e
100 Oh Gaze 257t pk Butter s34 pkg Chee
ptRN Grease SO TsoV, ~ Dig sIenu sS 0oh " o.
Nessses hHd n sugar ~ nhls Re "a. 30 bba OIL ~ pkgs
Starch, % h Tobacco, ID pkgG
raasn.a. lh. MMlLy. ~ Daes Wool ~ ..ss Na Nte
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SAFES CD Aurrou

SAFES Oh Auulou
A. MzRwIS
by BANGS, MERWlN & Co, broad i wa way, cor pr
NOSDAY TUESDAY "Wednesday Nov 49, ~ sno 20 az p ~
ROCKS M AMERICAN LITERATURE aad over $3.50 PAMPHLETS
on various topics Of general interest.
OF0- A. LEAVITT & Co., Gate Leavitt,
N Srebeigh Col Clinton Hall Aston place FOR the nALA
Arcrios Of COLLECTIONS Of Book FAAliSS' -Aa AL
kud, Of PROPERrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
tflarbIe ano Slate Hlaniels.

HlGrhle dIIn 5I1te tft1hIeIs.
KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MAkBLE-
a ZINC WORKs Bast RgateentbsL Marble and
Aaates Thing Marble Counters honaneA a. Pse A'
deiy competition. Mar0le turning for The trade.
CTFWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- Jga, Slate sors Of EVER description. MARBLE aad
WOOD M4sTRls 7. B. STEWART Co.. 20 and ~ Wsf'
-third-s.. Hsar SeVeaih-aTe.
- KL4BER a. CO., MARBLE WORKS, DOB
-. West Pny6rst. Broadway and hgbtbFe-hafo
,pd hans Aeadsones Of superior Hoi1
ship. very low prices
THE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
70 Unon'quae Fonrnaye a 40 Tvs
,se1 and are ofrng arze Of MAhTbLS 1hAl NJ
o. many elegant designs, At Prices ehAsnEs
competition
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1872

Arersr. ie-Cetton fair demaud. Mddnss ioci ne
r,c~ NJ. hnlesi ssles 6l9 balca -.
uf.vtlLE lR-aiton Middng late receiph AosS
hal 81 rneats. LIS bales
IELaDELPHiA Nov l6-Uoitou quiet, nidiiings. BE
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-27
Extraordinary Inducements to New Subscribers
500 Pages for 81. 90! &c, dc.

Extraordinary Inducements to New Subscribers.
500 Pages for SIOO! &c, dc.
The Publishers of ScR1BNER's MONTHLY. in their
Prospectus Just issued promise for the ensuing year
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the variety and beauty of its illustrations. already
ceGed by the critics to be finer than any which have
hitherto appeared in any American magazine"
DR.. HOLLAND the Editor will write :the serial story
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iRTHUK BONNICAs TIE, and will deal with some of the
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There will be new story by Sake Holm, The One
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Bret Harte the best writer of short stories now iv-
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pers about Authors. their Personal Characteristics
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Illustrated with es and sketches by numerous artists
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nish.
Among those who will contribute are:
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-27
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY

4 Serial Story By DIR. HOLLAND,
Ne,0 Story By SAKE HOLM.
Il Long StoLy From BRET HARTE
BRILLIANT ARIA Of Contributors.
CLARENCE COOK On Furniture.
And Decoration.
Il. FL. ,STODD4RD On authors.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains

EFT. VA. & GA. R. R.
DAY TRAINS,
Passenger train going West:
Arrives at Knoxville. 11:3O An. Leaves, lilo An.
Passenger train going East:
Arrives at Knoxville. 12:10 Pm: leaves, 1910 Pa.
NIGHT TRAINS.
Passenger trains going West;
Arrives at Knoxville 11:l9 Pm. leaves, 11:29 Pm.
Passenger train going East:
Arrives at Knoxville, 339 AM; leaves. $40 Az.
KNOXVILLE AND CHARLESTON R.p
Arrives Knoxville from Maryville, 900 AN; Laws
Knoxville for Mar vile 2;40 Pm.
KNOXVILLE AND OHIO R.R.
Arrive at Knoxville. 1O:30 AM; leaves. s. Pm.
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POST OFFICE HOURS.

parts at 200, NJ, daily. except Sundays.
Maynardve Mail arrives at 1200. NJ. on Mondays
and Thursdays aad departs at Loo, same days.
The Bain's Roads Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days at Hoo A. M and departs at 1900 NJ. days
Gap Creek Mail arrives "Wednesday at 800, P. Me-
and departs Thursday at 600 AM.
The Post-Ofice opens att8 A. NJ, and closes at 49,
Pm. Open again at 600 M closes at 700 Pm. Once
open on Sunday at Leo P. NJ. for one hour.
JAMES RODGERS. PM.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-27
RURAL NEW-Y0RKER,
The GREAT ILLUSTRATED
Rural, Literary and Family Weekly.

This Famous Farm and Fireside Favorite has for
nearly Quarter of Century been the most Successful
and Popular Paper in its Sphere-and is now recog-
nized as the Standard American Authority ON Rural
and Domestic Affairs. and First-Cass, High Toned
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More than $50 Miles Shorter to st. Lou

Than via Memphis or Louisville, and from TO 10 ~
quicker than via Corinth or Grand Junction.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-27

ONLY ONE CHANGE
To Jackson, Tenn, Paducah, Kentucky, Little Rocl
Cairo and ST. Louis.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

II may be an unfortunate thing for tho
United states that the eminent quallhcallons
ot Mr. treeiey Tor The FresIdeney are not as
clearly seen by the people as they are oy the
editor oil the san ana oy himselti bu' certain
tna' tne resPonse :" DanaS Pou'pon
noun'ua''on VI sno l us''
,eA.s Auu "" ioN, nA' ~ Veeu 80 ~
'uo y, v"'iu' ,'' ""'o" 80" , - -
"@u'.o''eu "'ei uA 'iu PSoF's sru
Oee" W "ooo'u wv" ,''o INS''D' w iuS
Pie w "u4''.t''u"'S ",'N -''' N.sy 'u
,e'y nish e''oe'u =, Ai e'''eVi, 1' sua,
Ia'nor, anu P'ss'oly !" PnIo.oPnor' snu
tney Nou'u % ihu0n l'lo",eu '' W soo u''s
smPy IoWaIueu 10, h'' many sef,''eH, Anu
dap honored lot nus VIRTUES aud talenS'
"nich are consp'ou'uS anu "eAho"iSos0u'
nm "o'e u'e'e quonNoh VI uono,ins Ons
ouI o'niuSns auu "en aPp, ~ Te'4'ou ,e"I"
en.ehs 'no hotiina''ou VI tio'ueo ~ ''Seioy
n'su' prooAoy W hAoo unSni'ious' ~ 'ne'e
y no o'sposiuou 70 "''nholu irou nun t'le o1e
u''ie on uhAt pArueuiA' 'Soie' or !" eenS u,n
anJ.hing mat may DO Jus''y eiAilisH W nun
OF MS irlenuA. put' g'e' ~ "e uus '"'uI'
OF our noo'e irlenu' ana pre- e'h'ueht @S n''
abilities are In certain departments, tue Peo'
pie are quite conscious OF ieW ianlts IN MS
character which put him at a tremendous
disadvantage whom brought 10 competition
with q character like General GranEs, who
has bccn tried and proved On Held aud In
council, aud whooe patriotism no sober per-
sou has ever dared to question. Mr.. Greeley
did, indeed, advocate the going to Richmond,
and II latterly he has found It not eIpedlent
10 claim much credit for his abundant and
rather perenptory advice IN thit point, he
cannot erase the favorable impression made
upon the page Of history BY the individual
who actually opened the way to that much
desired metropolis, and accomplished what
tho Tribune man so ardently longed TO see.
We do not forget, and tho people are not
likely 70 forget that MI Greeiey also Wept
70 Hammond ailer Seh' Grant opened the
way out ~ u saio 70 say 'nat she SPehuo'H
OF tne Pioneer aenie'eheA' VI 'ne hea Esn-
eiA were IN 10 way osiP'ou ~ ,m' na1a'uet "
so PerioI,uAuV0 " ~ 80 P1nesypIe' Va !.
'Ho ssiiio 'no " ua,e''
- !, ~" ~ ~ ~ ~ $50 "I,a N =, ~
S1SnaS 80 al .nS 'AS ~ 80, IT,, a. hi.,o
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49, III. A. NJ croSI, ~ W" Gsaara,,,
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.a,I.s,on, n, n.roI.,, suJ I,nnor,anss m
- -, ~ J,ha aoneraI ot an srm,ss. .nd
s-s.,-..s ~ .ns,o,y ,hs t,,lovIng of arant
" p,ss,ao.S =. no indts,,Ioo ~ ,ha ah,lI,v a,
~. aooamnII.h.d tr.vsI,r IN tako tbe ire.
,asnaons Zen. which lad IN tbo Presidency.
We 40 moi claim TO bo Infalllbly sure on the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

II appears certain that no measures for
strengthening the navy TO any appreciaole
extent will pass at the present session OF Con-
gress unless soma emergency compelling lib
eral legislation should arise before the ad-
tournament As q tsmporlzlng measure the
House Committee on Naval Affairs will 70
port bill for the contraction OF ~ many
steam vessels, Of iron or wood, @ can De
built by q direct approp' p'lotion OF three MIL
lion dollars and tue proceeds Of the old junk
Al the navy yards. These vessels, however,
through the exlgencies Of the navy Tor cruls-
ers rather than powerful ships OF war, which
arc much costlier, will only be suitable for
the ordinary uses Of peace, and even before
they can be got ready ~ equal or larger
number Of vessels that are now called SER
yIceable by courtesy will be unable to keep
afoat long enough to put In at the successive
ports for repairs. The Congress, Nantasket,
ResAca, Swatara, Worcester, GuerrIere and
Severn are all on the last service they are
ever likely to perform; yet such as may be
replaced on their stations will Of necessity be
relieved by vessels OF au inferior class, but a
little more seAworthy.
There Is an unmlstakeable feeling Of anE-
lety on the nnt Of many influential men In
Congress at the present state and the yearly
decline OF the American navy, but u Is doubt
ful II this feeling will erystallSe Into impor-
tant action. The fact that nothing material
could be reallEcdinsid Of two years II liberal
grants were made now, operates against any
large appropriations. There are men enough
In Congress TO give controlling force 10 the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

IHR NORTH CAROLINA sENAToRsHlR.
since The nrst deyelopmenla regarding the
pending question as 10 the right Of General
Abbott 70 seat a. Senator from Norih CARO-
lima there has been an evident mlsunderstand-
ing OF the facis relating to u, and the case
has bcen widely mlsrepresented. The conse-
quencs is general belief that Mr.. Abbot is
contestlng for seat 20 which his only claims
are Of political character. But this Is not
the truth, and Il h ouly falr to both parties
Interested that tho legal principles Involved
should be explicitly stated. .. HH 90.
wben Gov. Vance was elected the mem.
bern Of the North Carolina Legislature, who
voted for him, know he was Ineligible, aud ut
last one OF them voted for him because he
was the caucus nomlnee, but at the same
time uttered an earnest protest against the
policy Of the caucus, remarklng at the same
time that be believed the eligible nominee Of
the Republican party (Gen. AbbotD would
eventually be admitted,
The Hon. Caleb Cushing prepared brief
In the case for Abbott, which Is now before
Us. The general principles OF law are as
therein stated, and have been uniformly sus-
tAlned by parliamentary and judicial deci-
tlons In Great Britain as well Rs Judicial do
clslons In the United aies In the one case
Into which the principles Involved entered As
AT unquestlonAblee element. Those principles
are a. follows, and on them Gen. Abbott
founds hls elAlmi That whsre, at an election
prescribed and ordered by law, the electors
willfnlly, and In violation Of law, cast their
votes for persons whom they know TO be
l,,sllslhla thaaa vufaa ar. .lanlatalv NnfA a,A
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

SECOND LrKurKSASrs John L. Glen tine
Drummer Boy Of ChlekAmAuEa) and Murris Q.
Vessel, both ofthe 2ith infantry, have been or.
dered to report To the superintendent Of the
general recruiting service In New York, 10 nc
company recruits 10 the department Of Texas
rhhs 10 the nrst service tho new ofiieers have
been called upon 10 perform.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

THH rHIRDsrArH DINsER Of the season, given
at the Executive Mansion, was attended By the
Vice President and MIS-. Coliax, the Portu-
gucse Minister and Madame dc sOuIA Lsbo, the
Belgian, Ecuador aud Netherlands Minister'S
the Japanese, French, Mexican and Russian
Ohsrge d. Affairs; the Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs.. RobesOn; senator and Mrs Windom,
senator and Mrs Hitchcock, Hon John l.. and
MIS-. Beveridgu, Hon. Mark II. and Mrs. Dun
noll, Hon. Isaac U. and Mrs. Parker, Hon. Rob
Sessions General and Mrs. Siokles, Hon. Ellis
II. and Mrs. Roberts, Hon. J. Allen Barber,
Hon. Charles X. Thomas.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

IT Is KIPrCTED that the bill reported from the
Committee on Education aud labor Of the Houts
on Friday last, for the relief Of the College OF
William and Mary, on account Of destruction
o. building and other property during the re-
claim Is recommended by Generals urant, Sher.
man, Butler, Meade, Mcclellan, SchOneld, Burn
side, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and Rev. Dr.
Tying. ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

TRnAsuRrR srfSsER has one hnudred and
ten millions 10 gold in hls strong box at pres
enL He Is thinking Of asking Congress for
an appropriation TO enlargo the vRults and
buy more safes In anticipation OF the pay
ment Of the Alabama claims.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

TuS House Committee on Appropriations has
disposed Of the army appropriation bIiI, which
approprlatos over ~, OOO The debate on
tho naval bill viii individually lead toA general
discussion among all the menbera
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

THE REFuBLIcAS Caucus held last evening
was slimly attended. Senator Wilson presided.
Reports Of tho work performed BY the Oongres-
slonal Republican Committee were read by the
secretaries, Hon. J. n. Plat and r. J. Hinton.
The only wOrk done was 10 direct the formation
Of now committee. The old committee have
collected t5t SO, chiefly from ONCE holders
dittributed 2TSl.t0l documents relating 10
finance, tariff taxes, party politics, rAmmany
frauds, and ku-Klun matters. The cost OF print
Ing these documents and distributing tho same
was stated at about ", 600, The balance VI the
money wss sent for use to several States. The
Presidential campaign will at once commence.
Daring the caucus Mr.. snapp, Of Ililuois, wns
anxious 70 have the Republican party denne It's
principles lie was quietly informed that that
WAS the work Of the National Republican Don
yentlOn, which meets In June.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09
CAPITOL AND DEPARTMENTS.

rHE Secretary Of War and General Sheridan
were In conference yesterday for some time, on
AfAlrs portaininE 70 the Interests Of the military
division Of the Missouri
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

THE Secretary of the interior and Mrs. DslAno
leave here this morning for New York, TO at
tend the funeral Of q near friend, Mrs Green,
the daughter Of Mr. T. r. Butler.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

From the pubiIahsu We have received
Frank LeslleS Illustrated Newspaper" aud
Every Saturday" r#l r...
From J. Q. Parker, Seventh street, oppo-
site Post once Department, We have received
"Harper's Weekly for February ~, 1874
From james L. Kervand, 300 Pennsy lyahIa
avenue. We have the 'British ouarterly Re-
view" for January.
Also, tho "Hymnal' according to the uso
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church IN the
Uuiied States. Claxton, Ramsen a Haifel-
finger publishers, Phiiadelphia, Pa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

AT rHE SESSION Of the Southern claims CON.
mission yesterday the eases heard were as fol.
lows Celia A. Grow, Baton Rouge, for tST, 900,
and Francis A. owen, Of TunlOa county, Miss,
siLOOO. ... .....