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At opItl.S' ''''' at oDELLs,
1is Is fIiF 'BFsT OFFICE ~ TnE CITY.
,,,ys. 40 t,v,,.d 90 ,aVe anv Llrd ~ sow
\ bs ln"cnncs they iike, and WORK eight hours m
o. ) b mali part down, and leave smali tuml .v.ty
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\ irrpyT fdt cNSss c,safcfmaids. Watres.'s iaur.
dre.se. iouses0rkcfs M .c. aud small girls. in pri
oNci dlns store.
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e., , 1. ,vi....,,.s aud
A -LApiE- t9ushi yn EccSS,nl'E S,cii1i'e sfitch'
" sing r. !aa '''' " nfra on caico shirt.
~ Co. TO- 'i1's 81 a ". ci IN work ID roor.
won, ay,p on, s, adyarcod prices to
1''''' D.. hl1s."st. anlsi Actor r'''e'
A MfRiCt> era , o % .eTing a, m1.p'. ON ,i.; G
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\ tiisS az f'} al p,rdi ed servant ..1 sr'.
md lir'. t,v i,I, ID, tAkPEt TINS, a Nt-t iI'i
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a.. Y,,S w.. 4gsSS &s% 'S' dI % ~ '' work give" u"
COoD o5-raof 1870 .lr..'. tu,,tioc op ,oy.' ~ t',
10 n Hs'.. near Av. A., ruuIa
-~INGEH',, and Ha.'.r & Wn.on-.s. s.wtg
" ma. rl. a, 5000 d. ut... .utrtl. 'ut .-. o. .Hud
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fasert "a a.. u.r'.,... pn at av. uosr Yth 81.
A rr~PEt -ritlf.t sIl. from 10 % go N,'r-. =" 40
n hnu-Hvun, ir a -u"riran family. l'% p''i '0h
Az. VIII .ir-at. yI.. .,r'uc" required
4 FrN orutafor- ,I Wnt''cr q wilson. ia, ne
~ drts. .ulAihf 'f.t t.'t M"s g. AiPS at 10 H"'v'A
street
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~ own machine. vr without tal hN u-- week ~
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4 ''bbi N'."N, won az .,., "i'r,,.r, At ..,l
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foIitl;al.
GRAND GERMAN MASS MEETING
n will be held IN
COOPER INSTITUTE,
ON TUESDAY, OCT. g. ats O'Clock NJ.
SENATOR CARL sCUUEZ
and
other eminent speakers viii addrcs' thc meeting.
Tie Committee OF ATranl tnts.
y y. Seats are reserved for ladies.
4 SPECIAL MEETING Of the Democratic Re.
"a publ ran General Committee, for ls12 v IN be hcldN
Tummany Hall, On Iu 'sday, oct. /. NJ o'clock 4.
NJ. JOHN v. tHANLEk, Chairman
W. II. QuINCY, ANTHONY EICKuoFF, sccretarl,si
LIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT Liberal Re-
l. puhlcan Gtttley and Frown Campaign club. Al
adjourned meeting Of this club will be held At head
quartcr No. ~ West Broadway ths TUESDAY evening
al o'clock. sAML \. LKCOMIE, President.
d W. HtArH Secretaries
Al electors % the district favorable TO the election
of Greeley and Brown, regardless Of former political
affiliations are resp 'ctfuy Invited TO enroll their names
10TH WARDON DECk.-A large and euthus.
= astlc meeting Of the friends ~ IhUs, r. Cunning
ham was held last evening At Jefferson Hall, pressing
his claim, and endorsing him for Assistant Alderman.
PErEE KIERNAS, sec. ANDREW WILSON, Pres.
MICHAEL FAY, Treas.
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Mt0lr

DR.HTNTEE,5 ,, Po9d Eth nas had gr.al cSg.rl
Vous debility. and blood amt sk1A diseases. Establish
eu ~ years.
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doPatntrsgp lohtrs.
hISSOITTION OF PtRTNERSuIP be.
, tween pRNSpALF 4 ROsE, 1l1i broadway, car
prnttrs amt hudcrs hy mutual consent scpt.2l l5,2

aurs,s anN tmm9cs.
lNDR SAI.E-Express wagon, new two single SETS
v harnuss. grl mare wears old viii he sold separate
or together cheap, For ArtCulars call at Troy Ay,
near -. Marks nv, Brookbn, In tea store.
HNOR SALE Horse, wagon. md harness. with steady
i work, for tsh II sold this week. Az SHAY.
INOR SAIE-Onc horse and single truck with work
Il Address j, T., Post once box 1871,
WAGONS CIIEAP.-One light, one heavy and
w one grocery one plumbers, one platform spring
one depot one iger aud ono ght business wagon, IN
top, At 20 spring st., corncr OF ClirN3.
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!tlusital Snstrumtnts.
RE NOI MISICALt-It 50, be also prudent.
~ Do not throw away money on hig1-priccd puhlcl.
ous, when purchase ~ 2 pirCrs of ttrnt
sheet music arranged for the piano. Tor one dollar Cali
or enclose stamp fur new catalogue,
BENZ. " hlICHCOCk. Publisher. ts9 Sd ay.
New York.
ENICkERINt; rosewood piAuoiJrtc for So: mod.
" ern style and splendid tone,
j. BlDpLE. rs NaN,rlry place, near Broadway.
INLEGANr ioctAyc rosewood pnnofortn. s15 greet
- hargan n. JAMES GORDON, lb Elccckor st., near
MaCduugal.
Any will soil for 500 rosewood Chirscrias u0ano.
Ifortr modern style and l'lt.s 'u aff. sp ui't
tone. - Third 81.
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=
At CORONA PARK.-A nne opportunity b
offered TO invest savings and also to own home Oy
--.- ...-..,- - -, A.. ...,, q. -.
paying tO monthly. The protector OF tue ParA IN paw
tho al thu o,1ouo,t. , .,,r,, tho streeta. around
the marx will be fence with yatea of entrance Upon
" " 0 "i'' sN -
each lot will he nanted nm everqrren aud in front ne
,h.ac ,rec ,no,n h, ,,,n go en-, ,rees IA tho mark
splendid demo-, n tns centre Of ,Sc property and ane
school house Corona has over 100 inhabitants, and
stores factories post once ana q trains daily. Next
,nn,o,,or no,, =. n., S ,,,n ,ncud,nu both
mutation no" Is out lof cents per r'P 'u''uu'ns Vo'
railway and ferriage-ony miles by steam from New
York city. but a. minutcs from si,h st, and Is
minutes from the City Hall. via James slip ferry For
time table see Daiiy News Maps free
ny>, /, 90 ,,,,,u,,r,. = - .,,n,.. .hrr, oo,b q,
o eHd basisis H II in
NV Jersey zeal Estate Pncst Ne" lorS' luesu"y'
WV = N' l. VI" ~ 11tIiSSt rnS tneuI1hSSn SALE
%, the ,esrtocnnt y,,ia Tt,ts on the alone Of the
famous oreng, Mountsi3,o si3,o,uvo
. M1OMlNb', - q. IT. s.
the new railroad centre of New Jersey 10 miles IRON
ialiroad betw cen Mapicwood and ilburn Tie sales
Of MAY p and JUNE i2
The hour they were adjourned I'll the ist Of october,
iJJ Ug,nendd U, nTsc viii b ghrnisbcd h." GIafuilay
spyeuth Reg .rent band. TuncIeo before the sale.
snr,i,it train rU leave New YORK an iO,i5 4 NJ from
the foot ~ Chr.topher ana barclay ss' FOR maps anu
pa--'s alPN tv'ht HuO''""V'r'.
fI,o CIEItt(- MECHANICS, AND WORK :
y
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Gtas mo 6ontts,

slisttlunrous.
IDRI~IF- - every description 81 SO Pearl st
- Harper Building. An articles AZ n. lowest fac
tu} prices. JOHN X. HNPfEL.
DANDY JARS and toys for sale at a bar. ain on
Y account of lrraAing up the business 80 th aV.
nINORCE> legally Obtained no publicity no Zee
IL in advance. VI HOUSE, Attorney, iD broadway.
NOR SAIF-A pntcnt maugle sn in good work-
u lu- order. Inquire OF Mr.. STANTON. summit sy.
three Door from Five Corners, Jersey Cy e -hts old
Hudson City.
I'OH SALE \ frstciass billiard table, Ia good
Il order balls, curs, &C. complete. Address
Il. , POWELL. no and lis Fulton It.. brooklyn.
tI'HO-. J. FORE N BRO.
PIC IRON AND ALL METALS.
~ Pearl st., near B,rkmau. NrN AoTE.
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Public noii;ts.
SUPREME COURT.

In the matter ~ the application Of the Mayor Alder.
men, tnd ouu Ju4lt Of Tie cily u Sew lorh, reat
OPENING ANp EXTENDING OF
MADISON ANENl T.,
from me northcrly side 81 one Hundred and Twenty
fourth street tO Cue Harlem river,
IN IUE CITY or NEN YORK
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'IlIE NATIONlI-lINr. or SrENV.uIFs
10 QULEN,r0WN ANplVrnr0-

FOErNIruIIN lo Hpd trum IuNuOA lI..DI
from Pliers 40 aut 90, Nortn li,or
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%mus,m,uts.

%mus,mtnts.
JNORTY-FIRsT EXHIBITION
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
SD ct. and Cd and sd avs,
SOW OPEN AND IN FULL oPERATlA
containing an
IMMENSE NUMBER
WONDERFUL SPECIMENS
OF ART, SCIENCE, AND MECHANICS
1T FORMS AN
EXTENSIVE DEPOSITORY
WORKS OF AMERICAN GENIUS.
WE'LL DESERVES THE INSPECTION
AND ATTENTION
OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
CONCERT MUSIC
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
KEATfNG's CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA.
PROGRAMME
March, "Favorlte 49,. s.,,
Grand Finale, "Oheron ..................... wehs,
Potpourrf Ia Belle Helene e".............. OTeob
Gaop, "Auf und Davon "......................Fap Fam
Overture, re-, hiizaeei@ R3.ll
song Dream OF the Rose "............... 'r6oms,
March, Rank and File" "...................N " egahd
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Sthina glntblnts.

Stbins alat9,nts.
IL, kinds new sewing machines for sale rent. or
N exchange also. bought and repaired good second
hand very cheap monthly payments. lGl Canal 81.
Sotittg AohttA
IHURCH ORGAN Builders Protective Union
VIM meet Al Teutonia Hall, 1872 10 lel 80 ay. lucs
day, oct l. at o'clock Py order Of tho President
TlOS. l.. FORD. secretary,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

e"IT STILL WAvEs."-It will be no
surprise to very many Of our readers to
learn that that popular family paper,
the ".>tor Spon5ed Bunner," "stil
waves" 1t isn't,one of the kind that
l8suspcnds" or -"sellB- out" I'VE have
received the Noy. number which ia
better than ever. During 1872, the
" banner" has achieved innunsc success.
Although attacked aud abused by no CUES,
rascais and fwindlers, for it's exposures
of their schemes, yet,their abu,c with
the good ords of all honest men have
raa up its circulation to $4,000 copies
The "Ba"ner' is = large, 8 page 40
column paper, Ledger size, overavwing
with splendcd stories Poetry, Wit,
lamor, Fun, &c. &c. 1t is a paper for
young and cld-in fact for ereryJodv.
1t shows up every quack swiudcr,
and humbng in its '.Royucs Cor~er,"
and is money saving paper for every
man, woran, and child. l., Prang &
Co, have just fnishcd asuperb, tull,
genuine Chrome, expressly for every sub
scriter to the Banner" perfect beauty,
entitled "a Bonq"es OF Amun,n Lcares,"
which in color, tint, shades, aud artistic
merit, has never beeu equalled. This
leading home paper is only 81 gear.
Chrome sent free. Agents are wanted
everywhere.
Address Star Spangled Banue c,
Hinsdale, N. H.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

....Niiiss..asqr y u iiiii,s.s bIHsBIbn Mr.. 10
{; 5::re n:1'',;i s''sis Z Ssls:) .s,. sss 4.
buggy, aocoppaaied by his wife, his niece
Miss s1LaEsgis, and tlihrSot : ohftdsehn, the.
horse snddenly SHE'D at q. hole in the
bridge'and plunged aint6 the orseE With
the bpggy and all it's occupants. Mrs
Liehtfoot was badly bruised on the right
side Of the lace, the skin being torn off
from, nbovo the eye down shoA seeks
Her right arm was also severely injured
at, the elbow. Mis-, Lewis left arm
was broken above the wrist and her
right arm was injured ut the elbow. The
children escaped without injury. Mr..
Lightfoot was also fortunate enough to
escape with u faw slight bruises The
accident would have been far more
serious but for the timely aid rendered
by u colorcd man who freed the plung.
ing animal from the harness and assisted
Mr. L'shtfoot. in extracting the other
members of Ills family from their un.
comfortable aud dangerous position.
IS ~ tNf
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

a CORRESPONDENT Wr;.ing for
Athens, curious!y contrasts the mixtur C
to be found there Of ancient aud modern
civilizations. Railroads spin their trains
amid the temples of threcthousand Years;
steamers cash their swclls upon the
fieus, and the scream of their whistle
resounds from Athos, Pcntelicus and
eGythoron to Oh mpus and the heavens
beyond their gods. DR.. Ayers world
renowned medicines, those cousun,ma-
tions of modern science, are posted on
the, Acropolis, thy Palheuon, the Cher
,fy Pect"rnl, Ayers Sarasrarila, Ague
Cure and Pills look from the windows
Of the shops in the streets of Athens,
-ahere they are sold-N. Y. Sunday
Globe. a' 81 9a s5 s.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19
AN OLD sronE IMPROVED. AND

AN OLD sroRE IMPROVED. AND
New GOODS in TIT is pleasant to
Ess improvements going on in Orange
burg, bpt y le @ore pleasing to see an
hOnest sus energetic MERCHANT on the
Foad't0 fortune. gqsePh NIoN4uara has
just bad . considerable addition made
so'hIs store. largo and spacI9ue before,
now it Prcsepts an INSIDE both beautiful
snd tasttfal to the eyb, His shelves,
which. have al&ays' been full, arc now
efAmrnod with dry goods, shoes, and all
other goods. In word, Mr. Mes repu.
tation for being an honest andslaserEing
.sneFehaht eah only be suspsssed by his
large aud new stock of gq9as. Give him
. call, old and young.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

Df. John Hartzog, assistant in Mr..
Wahlers' Enterprise Saloon" was Sc.
riously wounded in the right ankle last
Saturday evening by the accidcn. tai disc
charge Of a pistol which he was draw
ing from his pocket. DR.. Salley, wko
was called in, was Unable to extract the
ball, but states, as we are glad to be in
formed, that nc, grave results, are to be
~pprehended.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

Mr.. PIG. Cannon is still carrying on
the gun and locksmiths bn.i6csa atUhis
old stand under Cannon's Hotel, where
he is prepared to do all work, in his line
with neatsess, durability and on short
notice. Mr.. G. is a young a,aa of much
energy and mechanical skill, and being
native of our Town deserves the pat.
ronage Of the County. Tie Warrants
his work to give general satisfaction. 81.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

We call particular attention to Judge
Andrews advertisement Of sale of 600
acres ofgood Cotton aud Corn land, ouly
a mile and quarter from the Town.
The lands nre high and healthy and
admirably situated for persons, dcsi,nz
country home, within easy reach of he
business centre Of the County. They
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
Don't let the cha9ee slip by. = 80.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

We arc glad to learn that an increased
terest is taken in our approaching
Agricultural Fair The Executive
Committee is making preparations for a
much greater number of articles and for
n larger display Of stock than last year.
n band of music will be in attendance,
and our readers, sc know, will all be
here, and will cajny themselves hugely.
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80 sFsE--S -
Our ncinhbdr, I Evhtfoof E,,t b;x Il /,

Our ncishbdr,Idshtioot kept his bll
open ON eleO,iea .day--as We are inform
cd. But as the only refreshments to be
found there were cakes and loaf bread,
We don't Imagine that n,u ch ''tightncss"
was caused thercby-ccrtainly not such
"tishtncss" us re suits in breaches of the
peace.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

The election for seven electors, O..
President and Vicc- Prcsidoat of the
Uni'cd States will be held GU the 9Th
day of November. See Governor SCOTS
official advertisement to that effect.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.

OFFICE OF TIE 0RAsdgapRa NEws,
October 18 1879.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

Trial "Jussicc Browniug will h Id
Court in the Fork, on the i2th OF
November, Persons NAY having .,s ,ba. .s.eass.
within his Jurisdiction will do well to
remember the fact. Mr.. John IT. Phil.
Alps has boon appointed special con
stable for the ,occasiou. <Forkcrs" who
haven't paid their debts will prcrars 10
"fork over"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

PEN Atty.
To this day there are others who had losi
their power 10 bo gehial-whoss n efves
were rendered unsteady by the use OF had
liquors, and whose countenanca bore a
downcast sheepish leok-to this day tho
advertiser says there are men like these.
who have been Happy, infinitely 50 sinos
lmbibing once At MIR. W'SI&AI0ON. There
fore the exortation.
COME ALL YR
That thirst for healthy beverages, the do.
pressed, the sged-ahd the poisoned
AND RECEIVE THE BALM
That can only be had at the gNTgRfRisS
SALOON
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

1t has bccn spicily, delightfully."- cool
for the last fewsdays Soda waterehas
heen ut a discount while blankets have
been above rae (aud ma too
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

Our roller was off Oh au clectiouecr-
ing tour this v:cek and as a consequence
our outsidesis but poorly printed. Sub.
ssribers viii please, accept our apologies
and our pfonise, "not to do 80 again.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

Snpcrintcndcnts arc, rcquestedt to meet
The ExecutivesCqmmitcc of the Orange:
burg Agricultural Scci,ty on Wcdness
DIV O2l ;,.@ - II
Wy, S"u '"'V' "a. s>as,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19
L QsD R9T'ss...:99,s. s.:9 ,o.:
sATuRDAy,soCT 10, 1872. :.
Ali Advertt ttsements must.
be handed to'the Business
Manager before Thursday.
Noon. re 50 a's

RELlGloUs,-Div;ae service will be.
held at the Presbyterian Church on to,
morrow, 10th instant, Rev. A. C.
Hough, Lutheran minister frou St.
Matthews, officiating. =. .,.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19
Notice of Dismissal.

NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THATl
~ will Oh The Goth day Sf October next,
file my final assount with The Ho., ',ls
Judge of Probate for Orangebnrg Soun,. q
Admistratoreof BIN; Dantsler, and o.: for
Letters Of Dismissal. Ass l,
49,, Up. NJ. FoUREs,
sePt2lEz, 1888 - administrator.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07

Of Cuba, he does not feel called upon to
advise or dictate in the matter, to the
disturbance of our own peaceful relation
with that nation, nor does he feel called
upon to cut the Gordian knot that has
kept the Mexican Government in help,
less and hopeless bondage through long
and weary years of unrest He is not
unmindful of his duty to protect our
rights and interests on the Rio Grande,
and will move as far and as fast as lust
regard for weak and unfortunate neigh.
Dor will permit la all this he has had
an adviser and co -operator in Secretary
Fish, who has kept pace with his own
wishes and policy.
Cuba must fight her own battles;
still 1t is conceded law Of nations
that a colony can by the very dura.
ton of It's armed rebellion, merit rec.
ognltlon as an independent govern.
ment. The other nations may
eventually say to the mother coun,
try; "1f you do not restore peace
latter we think you have had time
enough for it, we shall end the war
by recognizing the rebellion as an
accomplished revolution" Our
own seven years struggle for nation.
allty resulted in our favor more be.
cause France saw fit to call most
OF the British Government than be.
cause the red-coats were beaten on
the field Of battle. The time is near
at hand when our Government will
be fully justified in saying to Spain:
"Since you cannot conquer peace in
Cuba, we shall henceforth recognize
chat island as a nation" That
would only be doing tor the Cubans
what France did for US nearly one
hundred years ago.
AS for Mexico, we have no right
to establish a protectorate over that
unhappy Republic. But we have a
right to insist upon settlement of
the indemnity claims for outrages and
robberles committed by Mexicans on
our citizens, and upon our own soil.
Whatever the consequence might be,
we should not hesitate to vindicate
our honor aud protect our people.
The extent Of those outrages has
been aScertained. so far as a Con.
gressional Commission could ascer.
tain the facts in the case. Mexico
should be asked to join in a hearty
submission Of the final arbitration of
the whole matter TO tribunal com.
posed of impartial arbitrators. We
should, if necessary, Insist upon such
settlement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07

His feed, moreover, which should be
Of the best quality, is generally COM
position wherein economy is most con-
spicuous; and this is furnished to
animals which are compelled to travel
eighteen or twenty miles every day. The
question again presents itself which has
been SO often urged before, may not
dummy engines take the place of, or
supplement, the services Of the horse
Two or three inventions, combining all
the requirements of safety in speed, abs
sence of noise and smoke, have been
submitted to this society, and there ex-
lists little but prejudice to oppose their
adoption The fear of alarming horses
is about the only objection but, with
infinite more cause, the animals along
Greenwich street have become familiar
with even that crashing noise of the
railroad over their heads. BY substi-
tuting these noiseless engines, which can
be arrested in half the time of horses
car, tenfold the number Of passengers
could be transported from one end of
this island to the other in about ones
third the time
Yours respectfully
HENRY BERGH, President.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Senator Harlan is a member Of the
Committee ON Foreign Affairs, and
on the most intimate terms with the
President and Secretary Fish. The
following paragraph in the news.
paper he edits, the Washington
Chronicle. may therefore be entitled
to special weight:
This however, we do know, that in re,
lation to all the questions that are likely
to arise out OF our relations with Spain,
Mexico, Cuba, etc, there is perfect accord
between the President and Mr. Fish,
and there Is no probability whatever,
whether MIR Fish remains or returns,
that General Grant will wish to push
things toward protectorate in Mexico,
or the settlement of ma tcrs it, Cuba any
faster or further than he las done during
hls present term lie does not reconize
il to lie the duty or province of this Gov
erumpnt 70 intervene in the quarrels OF
it, ueighh0rs or to assume the role OF
arbitrator unasked While he may wish
that Cuba could have peace and a re-,
publican form OF government and might
eyea wish that Spain could see il to her
interest to acknowledge the independence