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The New York herald., 1872-12-04
PAYING OFF THE PATRIOTS.

Quarterly Payment Of Pensions t0 the
Survivors OF tho Late War and Sol.
diers' Widows-Thc Law Governing
Increased Pay-How to Proceed I'm OBJ
tanning the Additional Allowances.
Long before this edition is perused by its readers
hundreds or poor widows Of departed defenders oi
the Union and crippled heroes OF the late war will
have assembled In the courtyard Of the Custom
House to receive the quarterly instalment OF the
pension allowed by Congressional enactment. To.
day Mr. silas B. Dutcher the newly appointed
Pension Agent, who succeeds Colonel Lockwood L.
Doty, will begin the payment or the last quarters
pension for the year 1872, which, inclusive Of the
additional pensions voted at the last ses.
sion OF Congress, will not fall shors OI
one quarter of q million dollars. The once
OF the Pension Agent Is miserable, dingy base.
ment In the Custom House, and wholly inadequate
for the purpose 1t was designed. General Baker,
the Commissioner Of Pensions, should lay the SUBJ
ject the proper authorities II he cannot act
on his own responsibility, and provide Mr. butcher
with suitable locality to accommodate the poor
people who are compelled to avail themselves OF
the pittance granted them by the government In
lieu Of lost limbs, or even the sole pr0vider.
For the benefit Of the many manned soldiers and
sailors the following act OF Congress- increasing the
rates OF pension to certain persons therein de.
scribed approved June s, 1872, is published. This
act provides:-
-. That all persons entitled by law to a less PEN
Tp an mam naSa sere as and n IN M ne m Of
duty have the sight OF both eyes, shall have
lost both hands shall have lost both feet or been per-
manently and totally disabled in the samc or Otherwise
permanently aud totally disabled to render them
utterly helpless onsary to require the constant
personal aid and attendance OF another person. shall b0
entitled to pension OF $Sl 25 month; and all per-
sons who under ike circumstances, shall have lost one
abled in the or otherwise disabled as 10 Be
but not 80 much ss to require constant aid and
month and all persons who, under like circumstances
shall have lost one hand or one foot, been totally and
permanently disabled in the same or otherwise ais
abed as TO render their incapacy TO perform manual
labor equvalentto the loss Of hand or foot shall be
Titled to pension q SIS per nonih from and after the
Persons who are already pensi0ned under the
act OF June 1885, at either OF the rates OF 41b $40
or s2o are entitled 10 the increased rates provided
by the latter act, and may secure such increasei
without formal application and without the inter.
yentlon OF an attorney BY merely addressing the
commissioner OF Pensions and enclosing the
present pension certificate, which s then forwarded
to the agency where the pension Is payable and ths
peaslQlsT v dply sAlQrmed u such vanmissl00
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.


The Southern State bonds were intensely duh,
the transactions OF the day being confined to the
Missouri skies. The market was fairly steady and
closed with the following quotations tennessee,
ex coupon, 20 7G54; do, new, &c 76i4; Virginia,
ex coupon, 4S So; do, registered stock, DID, 80 q
%; DO, skies, consolidated bonds, 551k Sc; do.
sixes, deferred scrip 16 ICY; Georgia sixes 20 a
eo; 90. serens SSa CO., North Carolina, ex cou-
pom, "a 30; do. to North arollna Railroad, 40 q
~; do., fundtng, 1866, q a 80; do. do 1885, &c q
ri 40, new, 20 ~; DO, special tax, IA a I5;
missouri skies, 90 a 953s; do., Hannibal and St.
'oseph, u ao3; Louisiana skies, "a SC; do, new,
~ q %; do. levee slxes, SO a 60; do. do eights
20 80; do do. eients, 1876, 70 So; Alabama fvcs
81 90; DO. eights, so a SO; South Carolina skies,
10 6s; DO, new, January and July, 23h a 25 !;
do do, April and October, 20 2s; Arkansas skies,
funded, 40 a Az
GOVERNMENTS PlRw.
The government list was firm. buf without
material change In prices excepting in Che o7's,,
which we're x u higher and the strongest
Rature OF the market. The currency SKIES were
h better, also. Otherwise the market was steady
In It's hrmness and moderately active, leaving or
- 'ouoTs.-Vaied ststes Spgglpcy stxea VA Q
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CLOSING PRICES O'CLOCK 2. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton In Dc m and and Firmer; Receipts
at the Ports x4,4s2 BaIcs-Flour
steady-Wheat and Corn Unchanged
Groceries Quiet-Pork Quiet-Lard
steady-Freights Qufet-Petroleum In
More Demand-spirits Dull-Rosin
Easy-East India Goods More Active
Metals Quiet-Wool Quict-vViltskey y
Firm.
TUESDAY, Dec SO p. M.
The trade movement was quite free to-day,
though there was no especial activity in any de-
.p@tWsQt Business " nearly ~ the leading
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Now 30 via KEY WEST
,sugar.Operations limited. owing to the scarcity Of
Sugar at Havana and Matanzas-stock in warehouse,
6201 boxes and 500 hhds exported during the week,
boxes and l75 hhds including IL 600 boxes IFS
hnds. to the United States Bacon heavy at $6 a
Sis Hams in tair demand. Lard weak, in kegs,
$lt SIG 623s in tins, ,Sl9 7s a $50 Is
Onions quiet and weak Coal oil in tins in fair demand
hhd, q reals; moasses hhd rs reals Naval stores &C.
tive. Tar, 81 75 Freights dull
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quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
FLOUR AM AND GaAlN-ReceptsmF =, Flour lasoe bbls;;
bbs and $50 bags oats 100 259 bushels; barley 62S
do: rye, 1876 do The flour market ruled dull but
report aggregate about I ooo b6s INCLUDING kinds at
meal quiet but not Quoably changed from former
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FINANCIAL.

A 10 INvEsTORS-wE ARE SELLING AT PAR
"A and interest," and recommend TO careful investors
the First Mortgage seventhirty Gold Bonds OF the North
% ern Pacific Railroad Company. Special attention Is
rest addition to the usual guarantee Of first mortgage
on the road Its equipments and earnings The lands of
the company thus far sold have realized $5
The grant averages about 2 900 mile Of road
JAY COOKE 4 GO.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 4
per cent for carrying to fiat for borrowing The
operations OF The Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows
0OIu ceaFeu f29 Dig, 600
Currency balances. ces.................... 1924, sos
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
bonds at the call, subsequent to which Union Pa
cifc incomes declined to so and Central Pacific
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tnre delivery bass low mdling) the sales have
tolowsSales last evening after three oclock-Decem
11se Febraary 100 as M March S ct
bales. Sales to-day up TO three p M-December, boo at
l0o at lSc no notice this week 800 at IS lille,
lss 100 at is,c no notice 70 be gven o at 500
200 atisc, 200 at IS 500 at isc February 100 II
1s l,iec March 1900 e. is'e 100 at is slec 400 as
at lsysc 100 at. at 10 GiSc Total, 1900 Grand
up as follows Ssss bales New orleans,
9225: Mobile sosS savannah, Ats Charleston, iss2;
tom $50 Total q 4s2 This day last week. iSO; this
We're drm at the following figures Lverpooi seSm eSras
sad l6d prompt shipment; gl6d. IA last Of month
lhc sail, Lei compressed; to Hamburg by steam Nd,
compressed to Bremen by steam, lMc.; sail, l1c. 10
unfu nds IL NJ, n.y.<,.. NJ
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articles OF merchandise was fair, ana In some
commodities quite heavy; but there were CON-
paratively few important changes to chronicle.
The export movement continued moderate, the
partial etup In the rates OF vessels for charter ex
erting little influence, and eliciting no response
from shippers At the Produce Exchange there
was not mucn change in values, but what changes
did occur were. as rule, in buyers favor. Flour
was stin duh. though sellers were not disposed to
force sales or to grant any material concession.
Wheat was somewhat more active, mainly for ship
ment, but prices were no higher, and at the close
the market was quiet. The corn movement was
slow and the market was weak without being
lower. Oats were In fair request at
previous prices. The deadlock In the pork
market was continued so far as re-
garded lots for immediate delivery, but new
mess was sold for all this month at 50 below the
current nominal price for old. Lard was stil de-
pressed The demand for freight also Tor vessels
for charter only moderate and rates rather tended
in favor OF the shipper. Cotton was In fair request
at an advance of puly &c b for spot and future
Groceries were very quiet but prices remained nom-
nally the same Petroleum was little more inquired
for ard prices were the same excepting for the raw
MATERIAL which was lower. Spirits OF turpcnne were
entirely nominal being held above the views Of buyers
Rosn quiet and favored the buyer. East India
goods were more sought after and hrm Wool also
firm, but very quiet and whiskey was in fair demand
anu Steady
for the past three days 81 packages
aSss sSa aS aHs n,
BUILDING MATRRIALsThere has been special change
in the market for brick; the demand has been light and
ROckland common and 81 rs for do lump. Cement al
though quiet has ruled steady Small sales OF ROsendale
at 81 60 per bb Laths have sold quite freely since
last and full recent improved prices realized East
ern 05SSSe s, % ,o
bng lots since our last but there has material
change in prices We quote :-Sperm, 31c a 33c patent
do 42c 4Sc paratne, 30c Sic. stearic. &C. 29c.,
and adamantne zoe. for l6 OF.
CoPpER-The market continued quiet since our last.
cash. and about 80 Of English best select spot and to
arrive at 21c We also note sales here OF 30 Of
lead, ordinary foreign at Sc 50 q S6 CO. gold. Other
metals were quiet, and American iron was nominaly
easier.
CoREEEThe market to-day, aer the activity Of yes.
terday, quiet We have only to notc sale OF 4O0
private terms Messrs William Scott Sons report the
5sssss sss ST. ss% Yss. $ VIII $s;s
We quote -Rio-Ordlnary carRoes, 15c. I5xc.;
iair r. >eargocs, lcc lSac; good cargoes, Ike.
Singapore grass mats isc iSc Ceyon % issSc
JSinaics, l44c l6c; st. Domingo. iSSc. afSxc, god,
CoTToN.-There was brisk export and spinning de-
mand and some speculative inquiry cotton under
the influence OF which prices took upward turn the
market closing firm at advance of fully c per H.
all grades with some holders demanding still further
advance Future deliveries were higher, also under
better. The sales reported on Change 10 day snm up
thus
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w city property, without bonns Leasehold and sec.
cnd Mortgages bought Also money for South Brooklyn
properly, XNAkD & LExYIT% n wAllxisssS
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Wheat was in fair demand at about Yesterday prices
chsaso spS saS g
@ sss %e GsGss = 80 N 6Sqt
club in bond Corn was quiet and Arm at he opening
SH % sass mss$
Ss Sss II
in limited request The sales about $4,000 bushels
TSi's STATE afs e fs f%.sa 's5
b Base M in better demand d Sales last evening
ss
enrey o the s 81 wsr ass t S4 Swns
the same. The charering business was also quiet but
s in as In
sS from aS "a bS e s higher rate
TO London BY SAIL 1000 bushels gram, at i0d. 70
1000 tons, to Hayre general cargo with 10 packages
ssS s.ssSs,s Sss 81 ITO & "ss
s'ss sydneyp
dssss ss%
domestic cloth since last and ireef movement at
H g fGih
bags ressss on
Sass sis'n e sSI prompt delivery and &c. for
been quiet but Manila has been little more R injured
for. Since last sales reported 500 bales
d sns s @s
ana RS oSs SO Ss s
% asry ea an and e baas a % S
nAr AND s1nAw,The receipts since our last have been
rsa but press Mere ses nGt higher We
long straw ., q .ox short rye DO sSc. Sos
Hors-The receipts have again been very moderate,
and since our last report e market has been strong and
s%sn and present ss
MoLAssEs-There was no trade Of importance today
and rrices were nominaiiy the same , We quote =
Cuba, Centrifugal and mixed..... l7c. nc. "a
CUBA CUBA Sassovado, refining &C. &c. "a
Cuba Muscovado, groccry........ &c. a SIC. "a
English Islands ................ SOC. a Ssc.
N.vAI Of pcntne was s very auet to- to-
SSy D sS Ss @ Is sas ws
sS ns oSss"s ss @ fs ssd S S I: o. 10
% yds Of T s a sna at " IS h"ys only %
stores Board adjourned over morrow out of respect
0lLs-There has been mode eratey fair jobbng trade
Il In since last at slightly better Other
w quote Lnssss, Sc. sis casks crude Whale,
sIsa% I: Ss'ass
Sic Sc ,Sr Rr%s l,sht; crude Cotton seedc. ssc.;
PrTRoIfun. There was a little more inquiry noticeable
tSdsy ioI ent The general market dull
sy bb is aS wSs S
ans re sale Of ~ S or sas 81 a. S
price Crude IL bulk was again lover; with rumored
s .. Ss @ :s$
6c market was quiet and unchanged; quoted al ss ssa
c n es % ss. y % Sws1 road and = 4
aOAier xshnso prices Ws's aoQiAaly upsAapyed tstfL
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A SPECIAL FUND OF $4,000 TO BUY GOOD FIRST
n and Second Mortgages on New York city BROOKLYN
property. Principals only apply to ID. Ii. GILMAN, z9a
Broadway rooms Is and 10.
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90D aha West I'm Tel

$1,000 Tenn 6's, new. &C
10000 Missouri G's. !. SO
10000 do. =.
l600O do. -.
1000 Cen Pac RR cd bs
1000 do. ..
lUuU Un Pac rs, lg b.
5000 I'm Pac los inc.
7OND do. SO
5000 Mich South I'd m.
1900 Erie 4th m. >.
1900 b, H 4 4 LIST. -.
l00C0 do. O.............. :.
30 shs Ger Am Bank.
200 Manhattan Gas. =.
200 New Cen Coal. bic
lNl West I'm Tel.
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$1,000 sc 6's, n, in dJy
1900 Mo 6's, Asylum b.
5000 N Y bon loan, c..
1000 Erie 5th IN. :. ;. x
5000 Harlem lst m. -.
200O Mich Sou 2d m...
5000 Mich Sou 8 fb. :.
1000 ID, N x Tol LIST. -.
5000 Buff 4 Il, new -.
5000 Lake Shore div b
1000 dO........... =.
zg00Cen Pac gid b. -.
1000 do. 49,. .......
1000 G. Pac State aid b
5000 Union Pa lstm ;.
1000 Tn Pac 7's, ] Z b.
10000 I'm Poe los, inc. :.
2500 Chic& NV int BIDS
500 Chic Il N w 1st. !.
1000 Lake Shore conr
6000 Clev h Pitts Sd m.
600 StL& l M lst m...
5000 Chic h Alt LIST m.
1000 M Il ST r 7's, gold
5000 do.
MN do. ...........
5000 M 4 st p, 10 div.
1000 q, q I'll q LIST.
2C0O &C 4 ! G I'd IN b3
5000 b, H 4 Erie lst...
lGu0 dO.............
2U00 Am DIX X Imp rs.
l0W Chic h N w 4 fb.
8 shs Bank Com'wlth
8 Bank State Of N ".
10 Bank OF Commerce
40 Continental Bank,
30 Am Ex Bank. ......
IAN West lin Tai h n
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
ERIE RAILWAY EARNINGS.

The Cause Of the Discrepa ncies In the
Official Returns-Lettcrsf from the Presi.
dent and Auditor OF the Road.
IL will be seen by the following that the HERALD's
desire for enlightenment concerning the traffic OF
the Erie Railway has been productive Of good re-
suits. perusal OF the Auditors letter below will
justify complaints Of inaccuracy and discrepan
ces in the 0filcial returns given to the press and
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The figures given for the present month Of No.
yember are approximately correct, and | propose
TO continue the estimates consecutyely In the IN.
ture upon the plan have adopted.
give you the estimated earnings OF six months
OF last year as compared with the actual earnings
for the same months. You will notice the great
change which takes place In the month OF March,
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday, Dec. 3--10,I1 A. M.
srI 1Sa " TX Ss j y, r.. isx SOW eSs w,n. ex
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Very respectfully, your 0bedient servant
$. ii. DUHAN, Auditor.
sThe actual figures given those asceyained under
the temporary administration OF General Dix They
70 require alteration
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MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
"A. in New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey. princi-
pals only apply to SAMUEL $. WOOD Jr, l55 Broadway,
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A WANTED, GOOD SECOND MORTGAGES TO
~: the extent OF $l05,0W. Terms liberal ond money
within week.
CALENDER 4 LAURENCE, 10 Pine street
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THE WEATHER.

Wax 1bPARThENT, Cr.ce ChiSJ St21ds OTcsr.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August II, 1872, II s.m.}
SYNOPSIS SoR PAST TwENTY-PoUR HOURS
The lowest barometer now covers the lower
lakes and extends southeastward to southern
Pennsylvania, with cloudy weather and north
easterly winds on these lakes and southerly to
westerly winds from the upper Ohio valley to
Virginia and thence northward, with partly
cloudy weather through New England. Light
northerly winds, cloudy and threatening weather
and light rain on the south Atlantic. and west
erly winds and partly cloudy weather on the
Gulf. Northerly and easterly winds from Iowa
to Michigan and southwark, with cloudy
weather.
PRoBABILITIEs.-The low barometer on the
lower lakes move slowly eastward with cloudy
ard clearing weather and northerly winds, ex-
tending southwark to West Virginia and north
eastward this evening over the middle and east
ernstates. Partly cloudy weather and occasional
rain fall from New York to Maine during the
Day: Partly cloudy weather, winds veering to
southeasterly with occasional coast rains in the
south Atlantic and Gulf states. Light northerly
winds from Wisconsin to Lake Erie this after
noon, extending, with clear weather, to the
Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Government Securities.
JAW CCOEa q 20 flrruish the foIlouiu
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE. Aug. l2.-Virginia skies, old. IS; do.
SoLs9HWSs,ed, o.; DO; registered and peelers, As
BALTINoRR. Aug l2.-Co.ton dull and nominal
Low ID 'dolinss. Y. Flour firm and COED inquiry
Tor new and fresh. Wht at firm. White choics
81 soaSl q; fair 80 prime do, s. 7Oas 75 choice
amber, 81 saSl S. good 20 prime red, 81 70aS rs;
southern ~; yellow southern, 6saes; mixed west
err. 81 Oats active and hishe Southern, 4sai5:
white. IS By c firm, 13a75 Provisions very strong.
Mess pork frmer: sales 100 bbls. st Sl4 60. Bulk
meats firm and unchang ed: none Offering. Bacon
finer, bat not ouotsby higher with an active job
biIg trsde:. prices un9hapged; Sugar .eured hams
Gull and depressed. Whisky firm, with sales ct
9Ez.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Stocks verT weak. Gold
finn, I16. Money easy, 2 Exchange, long. 81;
short. !s5. Governmsnts strong. Virginia 6's, as
new.aS. North Csrolins's, 34la; new. 90
NEW YORK. Aug. l2.-FloCE lGal5 cents better.
" eat held 2a3 cents higher. Corn cent better.
EONpos, Aug. Il. 11:30 a. m.-Consols opened at
% for money and S25F for account BoEds of 1862
q, 1865, OLD, S254; 1867, 81; 10 40's, S95s.
PARIS, Aug. R-Kentes opened 1T IS francs IS
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About Comets.

SuEerstItlous and nervous people have been
somewhat excited within the Iast few DAYS on
account Of the prediction that Plantamour's
comet would run into and consume the
world to-day, but up to the hour of going to
press this mundane sphere continues its
revolutions as usual, and nothing seems to
be amiss in our solar system. Plantanlour is
at present employed in Geneva, Switzerland,
in GeOdetic surveys and is an astronomer of
some note. His work ia various scientific mea-
surements in pursuance OF the conference OF
leading European powers held at Florence some
time since was well done, Snd he stands well as
a scientific man, but his co-labOrers in this To-
cality place no credit in his reported prediction.
Inceed the whole story is regarded as an inven-
ton OF some sensational writer. II is claimed
that when the comet was first observed il was
far hey ond the most distant point reached by
Neptune in its journey round the sun, a distance
OF about 900 goo eco miles, but when it is con-
sidered that the most powerful telescope
ever made would not reveal the largest
comet at such distance it will be
seen that there is q humbug story someFhere
Comets are composed mainly of gases, md are
CT course too unsubstsntiaI to do the earth much
image should they strike it. 1t is estimated
that Encke's comet, witch makes its appear
auce IN our system at intervals of about 81
years, If compressed into a mass of the same
degree of density as the earth, its diameter
would be not much above thirty-two miles,
which would have but little effect on our planet
OF 5000 miles diameter should the two come in
contact. Comets, on account of their gaseous
nature, appear much larger than they really
are. They seem to be the largest bodies In the
solar system, oftentimes appearing larger than
Jupiter. There are few comets whose orbits
are known. Donati's comet of 1857, which will
be remembered as one OF remarkable brilliancy
and Di Nico's comet OF 1915, with several
others of great magnitude appear only at long
Intervals, and will probably not be seen again
by this generation. Comets come into the solar
system from the boundless realms OF space,
and after making a circuit around the sun
disappear again into space, except in a few
Instances, when they pass too near some OF
the other planets which attract them to their
systems, ard then their orbits become elptical
IL IL not definitely known as to what becomes of
them after they Leave the solar system, whether
they travel around in space for century or
more tefore again making their appe rance. or
whether they become disintegrated and pass
away. Plantamour has calculated the orbits of
two comets, that OF Walkers, discovered In
1si5. and MaCvai's, discovered in 1919; but has
never made any claim OF discovering a comet
himself.
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This 18th of August is the adjourned date and
positively last postponement for Plsntamour,s
destruction of the earth, per comet. Up to the
hour OF writings p. m.-the fiery visitor has
not made its appearance, and it looks now as if
The STAR carriers viii be able to make their
usual rounds this evening. They are enter
priSing boys, however, and in the everr,os a
smash-up are bound to find their subscfibers-
either in Washington or Elysium.
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1t is strongly suggestive to read in the columns
OF the demi-rep papers what an innumerable
throng Of Generals and "Judgesv and
"Honorables" are going over to the Greeley
party. On close investigation it will be found
that most of these are fancy titles, and that the
majority Of the fellows bearing them are either
men with an aspiration or men with a grievance
In fact, the "Greeley groundswellv as it is called
seems to be moving only that sort of material.
You don't hear OF many common sense, unam-
bilious voters,-the bone and sinew of the
country-being carried away By it. They stand
by the man who stood by the country in the
hour of need.
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The good old story is put aAoat again that the
cars will be running to Rockville, on the Point
Of Rocks railroad, in thirty days, and over Its
whole length--some forty-two ui.l,s-in about
four months What cnanses have We aat SEEN
since THIS pleasing report was first pus in cir
culatlon. Rebellions have risen and been
crushed out; Kings and dynasties have fallen,
and new governments have been created in
their place; Livingstone has been lost and found
nan a dozen times; the whole map OF Europe
mas been changed and rechanged; and, perhaps
most suggestive Of all, over two thousand miles
vi railroad have been surveyed and built across
mountains and deserts, heretofore considered
pAssaole, uniting the Atlantic and Pacific
.ahs' AND what changes shall We probably
no' sec oeiore the work is donel Among other
vi. Ing, FiantAmour Is anywhere near right,
Siea' siooe wiz be ground 10 Ane smifhe-
'es anu turned TO white ashes frst.
Thirty days, Four months,, Excuse our
smile.