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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07
SENSIBLE CONCLUSION.

Mr.. voorhees,, of Indiana, denounces
the Louisville Convention, and gives
ample reasons for so doing, as we find
in the following dispatch:
"CHICAGo, August 2S.-Tbe Hon.
Daniel w. VOORHEES, addressed a large
gathering at Greenfield. Indiana, to-
day. the rain interfering somewhat
with the attendance. Mr.. VOORHEES,
spoke for two hours, and was warmly
greeted. He said OF the Blanton Dun
can movement: L have told you that
L have great respect for that class OF
Democrats who found it necessary to
reason themselves into the support OF
myself, and have reached my position
by a careful survey of the field OF duty,
and not from impulse or mere personal
inclination. / have weighed the ca
lainitieS which will accrue 10 the u
try from Grants re election against
the benefits to be procured by the cleo
ton of Greeley, and have taken my
stand accordingly. l have no word OF
abuse ohurl against the men engaged
i'm calling the Louisville Convention,
but their purposes annot be mistaken.
Every Intelligent man in the United
States knows that it is a movement
solely in the interest of Grant, ard di-
rectly tendingto his re election. That
Convention is the hope OF the Grant
| party. Mr.. Greeley Is now the only
choice We can make to bring peace and
reconciliation to the country"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07
The secrecy of the Court of Arbitra-

The secrecy of the Court OF Arbitra-
ton is profound. Nobody knowsa any
thing it does. Vet all the English and
some of the American parpers report
its proceedings and know beforehand
Just what its awards will be. Is there
anything on earth or in any other
place that a newspaper reporter cannot
ind out.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

A Prohibition State Convention l.
called to meet at, Wenona, H., Sept.
18th, to nominate Electors for James
Black and John Russell, candidates
for President and Vice President OF
the United States.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

The Phoebe Record will shortly be
issued daily. Its proprietor, Pat fIol-
land, has purchased a Taylor drum
cylinder team press, which is now on
lis way from Chicago. This enterprise
speaks well for the town of Phoebe.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

At a meeting OF the Democratic and
Liberal Republican State Convention,
held i'll Sacramento, on "Wednesday
last, Paschal Coggins was nominated
for Congress, to represent the Second
C~Jugressiona District of California.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

There ere 5000 square miles of coal
fields in whiah Pittsburg is Interested,
and So, G00, coo of Pittsburg capital IS
invested therein. Probably $4,000,
GEO more is invested in transportation,
and the total of all interests dependent
upon these coal fields, cannot fall
short of the enormous sum OF $iGO,0OO,-
en-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

At the great demonstration to sus
tain Andrew johnson at the Cooper
Institute, June 4, 1865, General Grant
made the following speech: a
81 thank you for the reception. II
l were i'll the habit of speaking, l am
so impressed by it, that l would not
be able to respond as 1 should like TO
do. You will have to excuse me-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

The New York Democratic and
Liberal Republican State Convention
nominated Francis Herman for Cover
nor and Chauncey NJ. Depew for Lieu
tenant Governor.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

Bill Stewart, says the San Joaquin
Cali Republican, is peran5ulatine
Kern county.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

The report that Miss Ida Greeley
is engaged to be- married is pre-
mature. She is engaged to do the
honors of the White House after the
Ali of March.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

1t IS estimated thBt the improve
made in Salt Lake City, this
wear, will amount to $500, 900.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

Six hundred Mormon emigrants
sailed from London, September 4, en-
route for Utah. This is quite an &C.
cession at one time. u
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

1t is reported THAI the Raymond and
Ely Mining Company have declared a
dividend of 3 per share, and carried
over a balance Of 100000.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

There is nine hundred and sixty-f,ur
prisoners III the California Safe
Prison.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

An uncrupulous writer SAYS that
Tennie c. Ciatiin's spurs penetrate the
equine TANKS o opposite directions.
To this fabrication she Indignantly re
plies: I'm no rooster: | don't wea
spurs nor ride straddle legs. The
writer is a liar"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

A book binder said to his wife at the
wedding: at seems that now we are
bound together. two volumes in one.
with clasps" ~ es." observed one of
the guests; ION side highly orna-
mental Turkey morocco, and the other
plain calf"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
GOVERNMENT CLERKS FORCED TO
PhRJURY.

CIVIL SERVICE REFORM AS PRACuCED AT
PRRsENT-COMPULsORY ELECTION CoNTRIBU-
TIoNs AND FALSE SWEARING.
To me Editor Of The TrG6une.
SIR: | am the wheel-horse clerk in United
States Assessors Office and although Twill not dare to
vote for Mr.. Greeley earnestly pray for his election
cannot vote him. because by doing know should
lose my place and a man who served for four years
under Grants Civil Service Regulations" soon learns
that IL is easier sacrifice political principle than IT Is TO
20 home empty y-handed 10 hungry family desire Mr.
Greeeys election because he favors Civil Service Reform
and accept his promises in that direction knowing that
under him 1t cannot be than IL is now, while any
change can hardly fail to be for the better. But Some
people will doubt my word. Oh, If they could fill my
pace for month or two and for themselves then
would they Join with in crying out against what Mr.
Curtis Is pleased call I" our improved Civil Seryce
Why Sir have been the working clerk in political Of
ees for seven eight years. and In all my experience
have never In any year. been assessed for pohca
purposes than have been during this campaign;
assessment In this btand-and-dellyer business any
longer Call 1t what you please the way II Is coScse %
was forced from just before the Maine elecoh te
called me sde anS S5 s pf fPh ali
the officers in our department with certain smoS @ SCI
their % you 70 are are expected to
tribute sac this month election expenses In Maine
Now why should s9y9oay yneS ss LAT siy
name was there as contributor had authorized
ANYBODY to sign it for me; neither nad 1 gwen tne
hint that could be twisted into an indication
that nythng short Of cOmpusion would make me give
cent for any such purpose. And why spould T. WIN
Family of four children and wife to be fed and clothed
an tI 400 wear But the had said that was
" expected0 and Of what avail would be reference 10
Webster or Worcester the true meaning oil these
words, "expecr and contribute - 80 mefey s re- re.
minded him that had already contributed over s10 I0r
fbe North Carolina election and for the election In YER
mont and that so was really more than could spsre'
while my salary was small and my family 80 large.
His answer might seem cruel ~ some, but to me- VINO
had heard IL SO often, IL was merely monotonous ne
said. The State Committee makes the demand, not
40 f Won ennnOt SPARE the Vpey tAege are pieny VI
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
NOTES ON THE CANVASS.

The Liberals of the Eighth Ward Of Harris
burg Penn, were addressed by Wallace De Witt and
others on the oath inst.
The Hon. Charles r. Buckalew and Gen. N.
p Banks large Liberal meeting at strouds-
burg, Penn, on the 23d inst.
GGov. VIM. Pinkney Whyte Of Maryland, and
the Hon. Matthew Martin Of Columbus Ohio, addressed
large Liberal meeting in Concert Hall, Philadelphia,
ON Wednesday evening.
c. w. MAlarney and j. B. Ewing of Har-
risburg addressed large Greeley and Brown meeting
at Mddetown Penn, Tuesday evening last presided
over by Walter ii. hendg, LDeral Republican, Col.
Mcclure Will speak at the same place sometime next
week
The First German Greeley Club of the Sixth
Ward of Philadelphia raised fine banner on Wednes-
day evening, after which speeches made by the
Hon. VIM. II. Hartley, Liberal candidate for Auditor
General OF Pennsylvania; W. A. Winterer, Walter b..
Mitchell, Fred. Dittmau, and others addressed the
meeting.
A letter received in Washington, yesterday,
from member Of the city Government of Annapolis,
says that negroes by hundreds being into Penn
syvania by representatives OF the Cameron Ring, 10
vote election day The nducement held out 10
them continual work the railroads and fair pay. No
take interest enough in tho matter 10 stop
the traffic
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

others who win bo glad to take your place and spare H."
That is the knookdowD argument with clerks,
80 contributed" In consequence OF this last "eon-
ttbution" children viii have 20 do without their
full months pay, aud will have 10 put of purchasing
my Winters coal until November and trust TO Proyi-
dence 10 keep from shiverng 10 death In the mean
time But this not the worst OF Grants Civil Service
God knows il Ia bad enough have IL attack bodies
by subiecting them 10 hunger and cold but what Will
and may well be called without exaggeratlon league
with help Is my language too strongf Then read the
following affidavit which obliged TO make In order
that might get my monthly pay, and remember that
this like my Contribution" which IL uls@VoWs Was
compulsory:
l. John CrowquiU, Clerk for -, Assessor OF the =
District OF -, do solemnly swear that have faith
fully rendered the services above charged that the
rate of therein stated the same as agreed
upon with the Assessors that have not PAID depoSed
or assigned or contracted to pay deposit or assign any
part of snch compensation to the use OF the Assessor OF
any other person. or in any way, directly or ndrecty'
paid or given or contracted to pay give any reward or
compensation for my Office employment or the emo'u-
ments thereof JOHN CRowQUiLi, 0Ierh'
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this - Gay
OF -, 187-.
Thus, you see Grants Civil Service Reform not only
pOses but cover the evidence Of this violation the
regulations" every Government clerk is compelled W
perure himself It not only fosters and protects per
Jury but after IL has robbed the clerk OF his hardwOn
earnings and driven him to steal from the treasury u
hounds him down for the good effect II will have upon
the hoodwinked and oyer-confding public wishing
Neic-T York, sept %, 1872. JOHN CRowounL.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
Total. 2.947

Taking the Spring election as a basis OF comparison,
and we have the following showing Jewell received
I6J61 votes and Hubbard 44,562 Deduct from JEWELS
vote $780, and 6l remain, and add 510O TO Hubbards
vote and We have B9,462 on the same POLAND the
party strength between the old parties If they stu
existed would be about the change sufficient to
give Lbera-Democrsc majority in the State OF s,oo
There were very nearly 1900 scattering votes cast in the
Spring for Temperance and Labor Reform Candidates
Probably per cent Of these will go for the Temperance
candidates this FALL and OF the remaining 1900 two
thirds will 90 for Greeley and Brown, which will in
crease the liberal majority 70 300.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

THE cyclone which passed over Eastern Benga
almost destroyed.
Fire broke out on the steamship Helyeta, from
Lendon Tor wYok, While she lying H4ue qusily
eIingushed only lew pantS burned, and the damage
tnnng
THE Lehigh Valley National Bank, at Betle-
hem Penn with capital Of SO aud the First National Bank Of
Iowa. capital $4,000 been tesu
basiuess
ID. Milton Turner tcolored), Minister Resident
konTO Liberia has Instituted suit sgans the prcpesO Of tho
Arlington House wahaoB the ground Of having been refused
Adasioa q boarder.
AN investigation has been ordered in relation
barsng due Of the Richmond 10
pet0s Of New Losdoa have been ordered
the burning Of the Nevada At that hrve veehs
AS the express train on the Northern Central
Railroad goug so,h Monday passing Milo Station
CoaHy H. ed three old BY the
ael wheu too to enable s train 10 be stopped The brennan
forward the and down catcher
and the tTsia reached the ehlI TescaediL
.Midshipman Conyers, the new colored cadet
Annapolis eborn, and distract ~ sogIh
CsoBa the eood cadet smith We Point appointed
lie educated At the Aver Normal lntate
anesAd employed Colombia messenger 10 he one oi
the Secretary Of state. Ne belongs the Bspust desoalaus
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
MOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENT GRANT.

PmLADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-President Grant,
accompanied by Gen. Porter arrived in this city at noon
today and was waited upon by large number Of
friends and politicians, among whom were Simon Cam
eron Gen. ochitree late Of the Rebel army, H. Bucher
syope and others. He gave reception, and took by
the hand all who introduced In the evening, the
merchants, who had held meeting at Concert
Hail. serenaded the President, and in reply to tho calls
he responded as follows: .r. ....r
GENTLEMEN AND MERCHANTS OF PHILADELPHIA: You
have heard much better speeches tonight fhan could
make II inclined. 1 very glad TO see you
and pleased hear that you have been TO hear such
fine speeches and how you have been engaged Tonight
Messrs Cameron, Bueher swope, and others made ad
dresses, and the serenade was brought to a close.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

Sylvanus Cobb, jr., O. T. Gray, and others
spoke at Liberal meeting in Readyile, Mass on the
24th inst.
The Straight-out Democrats of Wisconsin
held Convention, yesterday, and decided to put an
electoral ticket in the field
Three hundred and forty y-eight citizens of
Appleton Wis. have signed call for meeting, for the
purpose of organizing Greeley and Brown club.
The young Democrats of the Second Ward
of Boston have organized Greeley and Brown Club, OF
which Timothy j. Dacey was chosen President.
The Liberals Of the Ist District of South
port ~ " were addressed by the Hon. John Murdoch,
Luther Caldwell aud others, last Tuesday evening.
The Hon. Levi Woodbury. addressed large
audience I'm Boston, last Tuesday evening" the occasion
being the raising OF a fine Greeley and Brown banner.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

tho sth of Ocrober. They must pay voters 70 get
them and they don't buy who are resolved NOT 70
be bought Now believe. fellow citizens, toat tnero
are thousand men TO sell their votes anoug 80 o
entreat of them 10 make them pay well. II you are
enough to sell yourselves have az esso PtuJp P,bep
money they have no other reliance and you can defea
them Il you viii. / believe you VIII, Will Naw. We
hevo that when the wires Hash INTO now
York on tho sth OF October the result
Of your election you will cast no cloud upon he sye %
the Liberals of great city, but that they sha e0Co
with their confident trust that the sh OF Octooer
has settled the fight this election and that November
will only Teecho and reverberate your triumph Friends,
will [Cheers, which continued some time
Gen. Slocnm also addressed the meeting. The Hon.
John b. Haskn is also in town. and delivered an address
tonight
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

REMARKS OF CABINET MINISTER ON I'M, thb
GENEVA AwARD-DIsASTRoUS RAlN-olon
AT ABERDEEN-PoSITIoN OF IRISH BIshof'
IN REGARD TO HOME RULE.
LONDON, Thursday, Sept. 20. 1871
The Right Hon. Robert Lowe visited Oias-
cow to-day, and received from the municipality lno
freedom OF the city. In his speech returning thsnhs io
the honor Mr. Lowe alluded TO the result OF the Geneva
Arbitration He expressed the opinion that tho AMER
cans had come out Of the struggle very much Ii'ae
But England's object not to gain legal ulupA'
she acted therefore, not lgant, but as irie""'
The money declared due should be paid without i'"i-
mur delay. -.
MI Lowe severely condemned siriAlexandcr Coekouf"
for not signing the award for damages in the Aiaod
Claims and for publishing argument when opens '"
question and renews all the illfeeling lie nss 'nA'
it is the duty Of England to accept the award oyay.
Aberdeen Scotland, and the country In the nogoOoi
hood Of that city, was visited by terrible ransor
yesterday. The railway station was submerged an"
the streets flooded such extent as 10 make 'neA
irnpassable. The crops were ruined.
At a recent meeting OF Roman Catholic Bishops in
Maynooth, although Archbishop Cullen opposed Ino
principle Of Home Rule" the majority OF the BISHOPS
voted In favor OF t
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

meeting elicit TIE evening demonstration was 'd Vu
ule Improvement the one in the afternoo acts
OF "six hundred torches in line there were W sad
eouut ade by a Trend of mine who is strongly opposeu
10 Bfr Greeley and corrobOrated by others ~
I'm the procession. 80 OF which were borne py lh - 10
Junior Reservesthat Is boys ranging from - " go
years Of age Compared with the torchneht m
Of the Grant and C0ax Tanners OF 1868 the turnout VI
Saturday evening utterly insignincant anu Con
tempubie Such Mr.. Editor true story OF Tue gsS
WllsOuScott- Burnside HatrantGrlitn GTanu IseP nt
can Rally held here last saturday. III our uIdis
friends consider IL. "a does the great MunchausSu @ u
Grants Owu indicative OF great earnestness anu eI
thusIasm on the part OF the Republicans We Liootae
Will surely lnterp0se objection or cayil el1sn5
word about our own side OF the contest Althousn Or
has been POOR IN every sense OF the word
yet all our meetings so far have been very
and he prospect OF success for Greeley anu
Is daily growing brighter. II the Cameron-uIsht @ ne
pubcans only keep Hartranft before the peopc IL noi
now until election day, we will carry the state Oy
rousng majority for a more repulsive person u wodu
be hard 10 find. 1 most decent Repupheans Wiz %
him Governor OF the keystone State. JoHS ARTHUR
Lrte, Pa, sept. %, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
THE WEST INDIES.
DISASTROUS STORMS AND HURRICANES-MARlHf
DISASTERS AND Loss OF LIFE.


DISASTERS AND LOSS OF LLFE.
MARTINIQUE, Sept. 10.-From to p. m,
on the 9TH storm ragged, and the following YES
sells foundered: Jenny, Marselaise, and Voyagem,
French ships; Comet Vengeur, Maria Joseph, Flora,
and Armaud droghers Wnnifred and Alice Maud En-
gsh barks; Islesman and Emerald steamers; Chicken,
Hazard, and LOuisa, schOoners I'd one sloop. Two
men were drowned on the 1slesman, and an unknown
woman was lost. The Jenny was loaded with sugar and
ready 70 sail for Bordeaux The ships and steamers,
with their cargoes, are total loss.
ST. KITS, Sept. 11.-Strong winds prevailed
Yesterday. The brig ROseway from New-York, loaded
with -four and the saamander loaded with onions,
wrecked. The barks Jane Richardson. with sugar for
England. and Rosebud were dsmasted schooner was
carried out TO by the wind and nothing has been
heard OF her yet A sloop loaded with salt was driven
high and dry the beach, and report current that
a bark foundered to the wind ward OF the island.
BARBADOS, Sept. 9.-Strong winds from the
southeast with heavy rans which began att O'Clock,
a. M, became a hurricane. Much injury has been done
10 crops and the following vessels have been carried
ashore Brigs-James Boyer Of Brunswick; George and
Grace Kelly OF Halifax Amazon Of BarDadoes, and the
soop Bride OF Lorn. The sQpp Maggie ot Tabago, was
against the Of the wharf and sunk. No
lives were lost.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
DOMINION OF CANADA.
MOVEMENTS OF LORD DUFFERIN-TnE HAMILTON
FXUIBITION

MOVEMENTS OF LORD DUFFERIN-TIlE HAMILTON
EXHIBITION.
TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 2G.-The ball given to
Lord Duffern by Lieut-Goy. Rowland last night was
ma gniacent affair. The house and grounds splen
didly Illuminated. The Governor General accompanied
by the Lieutenant Governor left this morning 20 attend
the Exhibition at Hamilton. Lord Duifern will return
tomorrow, and will remain the guest 0f the city for
several weeks.
The Hamilton Exhibition is a great success both as
regards the articles exhibited aud the number people
present. Yesterday there $1,000 visitors.
To-day the number exceeded 5000. The GOyernorCen
eral and Lady Duherin the ground, and ex-
pressed themselves as delighted.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
FRANCE.

SPEECH or VI. GAMBETTA-NEw ELECTIONS TO
FILL VACANCIES.
PARIS Thursday. Sept 20, 1872.
NJ. Gambetta in speech at Albertville, in
the Department OF Upper Savoy last night demanded
the dissolution Of the National Assembly OF France
Elections have ordered for the 10th of October IN
Aeiors Calvados and other districts, TO Ill vacancies
IN the National Assembly.
gThe Permanent Commission Of the Assembly sat TO-
day and adjourned for a fortnight The immigration
from Asace and Lorraine continues and is increasing
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
SPAIN.
ORGANIZATION OF THE CoRTEs.

MADRID, 10
Sehor Rivero was, to-day, elected President
Of the Cores by vote OF l7G to 90 The YccPcsdents
and Secretaries OF the last Cortes were reelected Tho
Minister OF Finance will present the annual budget to-
morrow
The Senate elected Sehor Figueroa President, tho
vote standing So In the COrcs tomorrow bills for
the reformation of the mortgage law and the CONNER
cia code for meeting the financial deficit and for regu~
lating the floating debt will be introduced.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
TURKEY AND EGYPT.

FUNERAL OF THE LATE DJEMIL-PASHA
TITLE OF KHEDIvE MADE HEREDITARY.
CoHsrAsIISoPLE Thursday, Sept 49, 1872
The funeral of the late Djemil-pasha took
place today An ad-de-camp OF the Sultan has been
dispatched as special messenger to Egypt to present to
the yiceroy frmasl sanctioning his title OF Khedyo
and making it hereditary.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
GERMANY.

AGAINST THE BISHOP OF ERMELAND.
BERLIN Thursday, Sept. 26, 1872
The Reichsansciger publishes an official notice
that the payment OF the North German Federal loan will
begin jan l. 1873 The Kreus Zitng states that Herr
Rosenberg will succeed Herr Won Baan as German
Envoy to Belgium. The Emperor William has given his
consent to further proceedings against tho Bishop OK
Er1neland.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

Admiral James Alden Of the United States
Navy has left Pans for Liverpool
King Leopold of Belgium is suffering from q
spraip, which eonSnss him TO the palace
Miss Emily Faithful sailed from LIVERPOOL for
New Yok yesssay 10 the steamship Oceanic sbe visited
Club In tle lofutI ep "Wednesday nxhL Il
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
BRAZIL.
DEATH OF A MINIsTER-RESULT OF ELECTIONS
RELATIONS WITH THE ARGENTINE RE-
LISBON, Thursday, Sept. 26, 1872.

LISBON, Thursday, Sept 26, 1872
The mail steamship from Rio de JanerIo,
with dates to the 9th nst has arrived here The Bra
lillian Minister of Agriculture is dead. Senor Barres
has been appointed his successor The elections for
Members of Congress throughout the country resulted
in favor Of the Government candidates Negotiations
between Gen. Mitre Argentine Envoy, and the Bra
zilIan Government still going The settlement
Of the dispute depends on the construction OF the
boundary treaty between the Argentine Confederation
and Paraguay.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
CONGRESS NOMINATION.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 26.-ne Liberal Republicans and
Democrats of the XIXth Ohio Gen Gartelds) District
have nominated for Congress the Hon. Milton suth Of
Warren Mr. sutlf was always Republican, and served
a term as Supreme Judge OF the State
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
MEXICO.

LOAN BY MERCHANTS TO THE GOVERNMENT.
MArAMoRos, Sept 26.-The merchants havo
accepted the proposition to loan the Government ssOo
thereby securing an extension OF the old tariff 80 days
The merchants guarantee sufficient imporatons within
that time to cover amount in duty which would Do
realized under the tariff.