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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-20
THE BOSTON BOARD OF TRApr ON RESUMPTION

BosToN, Feb. l9.-At a meeting of the Bos-
ton Board Of Trade this afternoon after series OF
meetings held 20 discuss the present condition OF the
currency and the before Congress in ref
thereto, the following resolutions adopted
by a vote Of "a 10 10:
ResOired. That the Boston Board ~ Trade approves
the principle OF tho plan proposed W Ms'
Sumner ia the the United states fOr Tue CRU
nal withdrawal OF cr,eui,sks in circulation aud tho
subst tuon therefor OF compound infFest hotss IN
monthly issues s5oO, bearing interest AZ no' less
than four cent per snDun 80, ~.
ResoIrfd Thai the notes should I've made payable at
maturity In coin bonds, AT thr option VI lhs GOVERN
lI,eut and moi at the option Of the holder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-20
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
MAsHINGIoS. Feb. % q. Ia.
synopsis for he nast t.cel.ta.lon,: hoacs

Synopsis for he DaSt nce1stg-JOUr hours.
The uniform bar0metrlc pressure which exist
ed Sunday night has continued very generally east ~
the Mssissssipp River, but the barometer has fallen
from Texas 10 the upper lakes.
Clear or clearing weather, with light north and north
east Winds has prevailed throughout The East Atlantic
States. South and southeast winds, with rising tenn
perature are now reported from the Mississippi Valley
Probabilities.
An area OF low barometer will probably continue 10
develop on Tuesday the Valley Of the Upper Missi
sppi southwark 10 Texas, the central lowest pres
moving slowly eastward toward Illinois, With
southerly winds and increasing clouGiness from tho
Lakes TO the Gulf.
Northery winds, veering to the southeast, win proba-
bly, prevail the South Atlantic coast and northwest
erly winds in New-Eugldnd and NeNYork; partially
stormy and clear weather continue very generally
tbrou ghout the Atlantic States sout-eassry winds
and cloudy weather prevail on the Texas by Tues
Tuesday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-20
BELGIUM

DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST COUNT DE- CHAM
EORD.
ANTWERP, Monday, Feb. 10, 1872.
A large number of persons who are opposed
10 the presence Of the Count de Chamlcrd in this city
gathered near his residence, and made demonstrations
against the Count number Of the most violent Of the
disturbers were arrested 10y the authorities.
The manifesto OF the MOnarchsts iu the French As
sembly was brought here to-day 10y Count Monte and
presented to the Count &c CAam5oId. Many French
detectives are in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-20
ENGLAND AND THE NEW DOMINION
,HE EXISTENCE OF TIE SECRET TREATY hhAf
EIRMED.


u.,,r.x c. Feb. 19-The Chronicle, in reply TO
.S;toral in The Toronto Globe ridiculing the story
= te secret treaty, reassers its authenticity, and
saws il s credibly informed that it was signed atef
,ns conclusion of the Washington negotiations by
"a de Grey for the British Government, and SIR
Iobn A. Macdonald, as Premier of Canada, on the
rort If the Governor General The chief points had
iean mutually agreed upon between the two Gov
s-D,oepts some years previously; and, so far as
o.1a. Rritain was concerned, it had then
- definitely settled as the basis
g her future Colonial policy When
Ior5 Burv long since published his draft OF the
Treaty. it was not deemed advisable TO reduce the
understanding to the shape Of formal compact
until The apparently satisfactory conclusion of the
Alabama difficulty by the Washington Treaty had,
:, was thought, finally relieved England from
Danger and further entanelements this continent.
The Chronicle says that only Lord Lisgar, Sir John
A. Macdonald, and Sir George T. Cartier are cogni-
rant Of the treaty and mentions some circumstances
which indicate the fact Of its existence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-20
A FOkGER ARRESTED.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. ia man giving
the name OF T A. Mard was arrested late last night,
nv detectiyes on the charge OF forgery. Mlard has
heen here about week. He stated that he had lately
held the position OF Chief Engineer on the North Mis-
sour Railroad TO others he said lac Chief Engineer
on another road. He passed check for So the Third
National Bank OF Philadelphia, Jay Cooke q Co.,
grams received from the banks revealed swindle, aud
Willard was arrested, and, IN default of go ball. Wa
flodge In jau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-20
ICE IN THE MISSISSIPPI.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 19.-There are now some 80
steamers 80 barges dozen ferry-tugs and towboats.
and nine large wharf boats which, together with car
goes are valued at nearly million and threequarters
living between the bridge pierre but approximations OF
Laa been SO badly broken up Efforts are now making
with powerful boats 90 the river 10 caro- LIE
Meather Is favorable, with the river rising above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-20
A LOCOMOTIVE PRECIPITATED INTO THE
SAVANNAH RIVER

SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. 19.-The southwark
train on the Savannah Charleston Railroad due here
last night sI5 met with accident at the savannah
River bridge On the arrival OF the train at the bridge
the conductor finding the treste insecure uncouped
the en- and endeayored TO without the train
the trestle and the locomotive was pre-
cptated the river The engineer and fireman were
pcked ND a Quarter OF q mile down the river. steamer
fe this morning the bridge TO bring the Passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-20

.r.v haongnu IN Bancroft's mother. An attempt was
made 70 Bancroft but he resisted the Officers and
drove them of. Subsequently CaPI Robbins endeayored
Killed him The City Council have authorized the en-.
nlnvmeud Of counsel TO defend capt kODDlns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-20

TIE CABINET TROUBLES STILL UNSETTLED
MADRID. Monday, Feb. %, 1872.
The resignation of the Ministry causes con-
siderable excitement 1t was thought last night that
Senior sagasa would be ntrused by the King with the
duty of forming new Cabinet hut it is now said that
the task Will be delegated to Admiral Topete OF Gen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-20
ARREST OF A POLICE sUPERINTENDENT FOR
AfIfRnER

sr. LOUIS, Feb. l9.-Capt. Robbins the head
We night police OF Springfield ILL., was arrested on
eaoSAy evening sUd committed to Jail, on The charge
u -'g coburD Bsncroft;n May, ITO II appears that
bancroft had shot several fmes al railroad surveyor
VIC saf rpRniDg line through the city for the North.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-20
MURDER AND MOB LAW IN WISCONSIN
CHICAGO Feb. 10.-At Horse Bluff, WIS

Yesterday morning, Irishhan named Murphy, while
intoxicated, killed German named Crantr MuiPay
Guilty All the liquor saloons IN the town were dr"toysu
by the murdered mans riends and threats were auc
OF lynching Murphy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-20
ruE ALABAMA TREATY.
..,r ~ ApsroNE MINISTRY IN A QUANDARY.

,-ur al ADsToNE MINISTRY IN A QUANDARY'
o,spArII ACCUSES THE GOVERNMENT OF
IN u1yING RECEIVED THE AMERICAN CASE
yIsT pHCEMBER-NR. GLADSTONE REFUSES
TO REPLY. $500, ,,..,o, ron 10 1871
:, the House of Commons, to-day, Mr.. Disraell'
-tne avowing his unwillingness to touch the ques-
,,on Of the Alabama Claims just now, wished to be
.rformed when the British Government received the
.r0srican Case. He had been under the impression
~, the Case had come to hand about the LIST OF
yebruary, but he had since been given to under
stand that the Government had 1t before them as
early as the middle of December
Mr. Gladstone replied that it would be noonVe-
,,ent for the Government to answer the inquiry OF
communicate any information on the subject al
present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-20

A RESOLUTION CENsURING THE GOVERNMENT
INTRODUCED IN THE HOUsE-ANOTHER
SPEECH FROM SIR CHARLES DILKE-sERIoUs
ROLLER EXPLOSION.
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Anything 70 beat Grant, howl The Dsmo.
Gratis. Meanwhile the quiet modest little man
pursues the even tenor Of his way, with the
following result: The debt Of the United
States, which, on March I. 1859, was $685.
le3,2oe, on July l /, 1862, had been reduced to
S2,Is1, 49,, Als. This = decrease Of $685.
s76,ol7-an amount equal 70 more than one.
seventh Of the present debt. The monthly
interest charge which. on March !. 1859 was
e1o, So, l61, 10 now % SOL, 7oS--a dsersass Of
e1sseo, ISL per month, or "a. 4o1, oS7 per
year, secured in the short period Of three
years and four months.
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WILL MR.. JULIAN EXPLAIN,

When The Hon. George w. Julian entered
Congrsss he was comparatively poor man.
he g now wealthy, the ownssef shares in the
Richmond bank, known - 'Julian's Bank, :
hes government bonds in abundance IN
cafe places Of deposit, and is largely interest
cd. say -, 900 worth in IrvinGton real es-
tate. Il 3 now estimated that he 10 worth
from three to 1--WE hundred thousand dollars.
viii Mr.. Julian explain this suddenly acquir-
Cd wealth
ID be indebted to his position - Chairman
Of the Committee on Public Lands for his
thousandsf
To what extent did his peculiar relations
while in the House as frisad OF the Balti.
more and OHIO Railroad one q The Dsanest
monopliss in the land, assist him In piling up
his dollars.
Has the refusal Of the Pennsylvania Gem
trail TO assist him in his Irvin9ton rea; sstate
speculation anything to do WITH the exceeding
bittsrness be displays in attacking that cor.
porstionf
II the Hon. George will answer these quss-
tions in . strlight forward manner IL vii
gave 40 The trouble Of telling what We know
Of the subject ma ter Muncie Times.
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What Democrats Would do With
Republican President.

Senator Wilson, advised Mas
sachusetts Republicans as follows;
and the advice will apply as well to
other sections Of the country as to
his State. He says:
only say to you at this hour
that ! trust you men Of Boston
and of Massachusetts, will this
year and in the future be as true
az you have been for the past
twelve years for the cause Of the
country and the cause of liberty.
You will meet in this canvass the
Democratic party of the United
States, under the lead OF Horace
Greeley. You have met the party
before; you have defeated il be-
fore. You can, and I have no
doubt whatever that you will de-
feat il in the coming election. Be
not deceived. You remember that
Republicans said = few years ago
in Virginia, we will put up q Re-
publican for Governor, and will
have q Republican administration
With the support OF the Democrat
10 party He went into power
The Republicans we're defeated.
and he become what we knew he
Was before. the mere instrument
Of the Democratic party in Vir-
ginia. Republicans in Western
Virginis Joined the Democratic
party, and to-day the question is
submitted to a constitutional Con-
vention whether black men shall
have the right to vote or not
Republicans joined Democratic
and restored the Democracy tc
power in Tennessee, and til,
school system, under which Their,
were 10000 children in til,
schools in that State. was broker
down. Republicans joined tn
Democrats in Missouri, and Frank
Blair who represents Democracy
sits in the Senate of the United
States, and the experiments mad
show that when they join issue tn
Republicans 60 to the Democratic
party; that party would neve
come to them. Stand, then I ga
by the Republican pla form, by tn
Republican candidates. Continu
to hold secure what we fought 70
in the war. and in addition marc
with events, keep pace with huma
/ progress, bearing the flag Of RI
publican civilization and inDrov
ment in our country and our effort
| will be blessed in our country an
of the world.
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The grand Jury at St. Louis have

The grand jury at st. Louis have
made . report on the conduct of
the house of refuge Of that city,
which does not speak we'll for hu.
man nature. Some OF the punishS
ments inflicted are simply fiendish.
Pieces of flesh have actually been
cut out Of boys back by the lash,
and for slight ofenses they have
been imprisoned il the dark room
without food or water for forty
eight hours. Reformation under
such circumstances 10 not likely to
occur. and it msy safely be inferred
that the inmates OF the Institution
90 out in . worse condition moral
" than they go in.-1nd. Journal
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The light Of match win fkighten . wolf
away, Il b sa0. But love matches don't all
wsys kssp he wolf from the door: y
%, my dear, there ID most lovely sst-pin
earrings and sleeve buttous--dog 60 buy them.
yes, my dsar;I moan to 80 By them just
~ fast - possible
A man IVES lately arrested 81 Pittsburg
for loading his wife with forty pound chain
and burning her mouth with rsd.hot poker
to prevent her drinking.
A Boston woman Of % got . mercsnary
youth Of quarter that age 10 marry her the
ether day, on promise Of an income Of $500
year whis she lived. and life interest in
her estates after her death.
James Parton 10 called . peace
OF Fanny Furniture.
The Law of Juries-Many are
called but few are chosen.
A Detroit woman being struck
by lightning yelled Police.
Never do any work before break
fast. lit is necessary TO work
before breakfast have your break
fast first
The Boston Post doubts il DR.
Livingston is worth 10000 which it
cost the New York Herald to Hid
him.
An irritable man, who was dis
appointed in his boots, threatened
to eat up the shoemakee, but COM
promised by drinking Q oobbler.
A Chicago bridegroom is re-
ported to have worn = diamond
pin In his shirt bosom, and . sar-
donyx smile on his brow
Fred Grant was presented 70
President Theirs, OF the French
Republic, on the 4th and cordial
" received. Fred leaves Paril
for home on the 18th.
A man Was struck By lightning
and killed, while blowing corn
near Oxford, Benton county, les
Friday.
VIM. Young is in Jail ct Frank
lin In default OF $1,000 bail on ,
charge Of assaufting Mrs. John Col
felt. with intent to rape.
4 Bridgeport youne man W
thrown down by . train and %
fiously injured. The lady VIII
were It didn't stop to apologize.
An Eagliahpuhlishsr advsrtisl
. cheap edition Of HannAh. VIII
wants Hannah, anyhow II she len
Q little deas.
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In reply to = question why
George Washington's sister was
not with him when be made his
famous raid on the cherry tree.
some one says, because she had not
got her little hat yet
I To b . swell at the seaside, the
male should dress in . suit Of
white Aannel, wear . straw hat
with . blusribbon band, and in
sert . round piece Of window glass
In his right eye.
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y. aEECHER OPPOsED TO
BETTING.


Henry Ward Bsscher inquiries Of Mr:
Bonner, h the last iss ne ofthe Ledger
"Hr. Boaner. do you ever bet ? Do
you think u helps business, tests . mans
sincerity. lids BIZ morals, or. In the long
run. Alls his pockets How Is II with
Dexter, Startle, and P,cahontas ! Do
you think that bet on their perform
snce would get two seconds moro or
less out Of them :"
And then be goes On to argue the
question Of wagers, thus.
There is another matter-betting on
elections. Can anything be moro foreign
TO good sense, sound principles and real
patriotism, than to turn politics into
huge gambling game ! Are they not
bad enough already 2 Do they notstir
up the passions Of men enough without
this Greek fire Of betting
There are two kinds !; the larger bot
ting, which means real business, which
10 carried out in the expectation Of ma
king money. There is also . minor
betting-fot hat, . suit Of clothes,
supper, or any other small matter
This is mere pandsr to tho other. Il
breaks down the principle and smothsrs
the conscience. A man who bets Eve
dollars may not b stimulated o. much
by that small risk Is If he had planted
5000 but be is as really gambler.
II it d right for respectable man to bet
on an election . pair Of gloves OF doz-
On oysters. then il is right to make mp
. hank for $4,000.
It seems to me that every rights
minded man, who has hitherto made
bets on the results Of political campaigns,
should look upon this matter more
sobsrly, and refuse to add spark to Z
iirs which already burns fiercely enough
A betting man Is always on the side o.
bad company. That way lies al man
nsr ofknsvery. A man who never bsti
is on plain, open, unquestionabl,
ground.
Only . brutal fellow would bet on BIZ
mothers chances, If shc WAS CRITICAL,
sick. No man would bet on his brotheri
Life, If be were on trial for treason, no
on his childrsn's charces, if . uorta
disease should break out among them
Why not ? Even . brute would fee
that such betting was dishonorablo.
Why should one bet ON that whicl
should DO to every honest man % 81
cred - his own household, namely, th
affairs Of the Common wealth-ths in
tsrssts Of patriotism 2 The virus {
gambling is hard to expel when once
10 in the blood:
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Assignee's Sale.

NIOTlCE d hereby given, that the under
II signed have been appointed Assignee Of
the rsal ard personal property Of Richard
Probasco. Those having claims against the
Wayne county, Indiana, duly authsnticatsd.;
and those indsbsed win mAke immediais pay.
meuts. JOHN YARYAN, Assignee.
June -, 1879. 100,
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Tue OLD WHITE HAT.


~ ZOE sRMnx0s.
when his Old Hat was new, my boyss i
The Denoerats swors freely,
And day end night, with great delight, l
Thsy damnsd Old Horass Greeley,
Bat now change has DER them come.
The lie never saw,
They now arc wearing Greeley hats
And shouting Chappaqua.
Charles Summers now . patriot,
A "statssuau tried and trus,s
Bat Bully Brooks broks Summers hsad,
when This Old Hat was new.
The Democrats all cried well done.
And said he'd got bio due,
And swors they'd hang old 0rssley next,
When BIZ Old Hat Was new. ;.
when this Old Hat was new, ny boys.
Dan. voorhees, was TIE man.
Whose tall, proud form TO victory led
The Dsaocratie olanl
But now thsy have ruled Danisl out.
They say he will not do,
Because he stands right where he stood
When this Old Hat was nsw.
Bat Daniel will not stand tie storm;
Hs soon win come 10 'taw,
10 yst will sing in sweetest strains
The soas OF Chappaqus.
When this Old Hat was now my boys,
The very air was rent
With shouts from Democratie threats,
For white mans guv.es-nsnt.'
But now they are for equal rights,
TO every race and hue,
Then turned their backs on al they said,
When this Old Hat vas new.
Bat still Il does seem strange 70 me,
sTis hard 70 think 20 really.
That Hendricks should b showed asids,
For nigger-loving Gresley.
Tor Hendricks Was Democrat
70 bis party always trus, ,
And Greeley Was it, direst foo,
When this Old Hat was psw.
But let 10 take our dish Of dirt,
And Try and put II through,
And turn oar backs upon the past,
when this Old Hat was new.
And when W got old Greeley in,
Well send him TO that shore,
Where Harrison, Taylor, sad Lincolnis son
III,
And thsu with 0ratz and Cousin Frank,
Ard Ill Of the Blair crew,
Well soon restore the days Of yors,
Whsn this Old Hat was new.
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II ETTERS of Administration on the estate
Ii of Mary Deoly, formerly Mary Maloy,
late Of Wayne township, Wayne county, and
State Of Indiana, deceased, have been granted
70 the undersigned BY the Court Of Common
Pleas. Of said county. All persons having
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june -, 1879.
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