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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND Bonds for
sale at q9I and interest by HENRY CLEws & Co,
No % Wall-st New York.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3d. 1879

Ii61 pkS Chcee , pies Talow 79 Dsd UoTs 40 Pes
Iut i0 phrH eons y pigs Rice ~ hse skins ~ bhs a. o.
Sugar no bh IN o. sugar 200 pkg Starch. bags Samsc o
pkgt Tee ls2 bids IOhaco 0I pigs Tobacco. as bb Whisky
y bses Weal
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small amount of the CHICAGO, DANvILE AID
VINCENSEs RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
GOLD Bonds for sale at 80 and accrued interest.
IN currency. The mortgage is for only SlS5OO a
mile aud the line is finished and doing large bust
ness Investors who desire thoroughly safe bond
Oh completed road can obtain full particulars on
application to
W. b. SHATTUcK & Co., Bankers,
q Nassan-st Now York
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sCGAk-8ar sugars 5rm offerings small myers
i' SLOW ID their pchI-r,; Flif Cool refining quoted M
9 .Ts so bids at u 0D0st second Prime Refining
80 y Deil'is .1J Havana al 809lc
Eo.nci nrm At I!iO. lor usri. - - 80
LDSClo'et Asdg Nth t inquiry sass Of 10 bags at 0
w ~ ~ me 'oT Indiana. Timothy dull aud nominal
ALo" mo- g tcye and trm; Gales Of 100 u at J!dg.c
WHISKY dull but orH sales OF 100 lil. a, gin
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Price 90 aid accrued interest CircuaTS and tuo1na-
item may DC obtained at our Office.
JOHN }. CISCO a. Son. No. 50 Wal-st.
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JONES &c SCHUYLER
No. i2 PINE STREET. N. T..
FINANCIAL AGENTS or THE COMPANY
Sale Spartanburg and Union Railroad.

Tie State Of Soot Carolina pin against tc Spar2nhurs aud
Union Railroad Company and others creditors deie7dants
oe-ncs dated Is % II November 1871! passed by
Hon c Fourth Ccuit Of the state Of
Carooa unlergned will sell the FIRST MONDAY IN
FEBRUARY 2 KNOXVILLE In the Comfy OF Union IN the State on
Carolina the Hour door between the hours OF IL
the public outcf 70
higlCst bidder. the whole 0 the
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad,

including he Robd ght Of Way Grading Bridges Masonr AMI
the tahell Union
SpsGanbufg; all the stock subscribed for in e Spartang and
Company; the chartered RIGHTS privilege,
chairs, ard and all
property Company, incitsnt for
business the following terms, wit Twenty-Five uorsanh
t25CJ dollars cash. and the balance in three equal semi aRnoi IA
stanut each instaeut from The day O1e To be ~
Of the purchaser with mortgage Of the entire prop
cry The purchaser viii also be required for all stamps aud
paperS.
II tie highest bidder should fail topay At once c TWENTY-FIVE Thousand
$4,000 dollars aforesaid cal the property bernbeiOe 1derel
will Immediately be offered tie time and place above mentioned upon
the olr.adv stated cor sale
FOR INFORMATION Referees leave state that the ue OF
road SGYTYNINB 69l MILES 0rg extending from ASTON
GrceDe and COLUMBIA aod. 10 the town SFh
TAEBU the AIRLINE Railroad progressing 10 early compile
ton grades OF lOl feet ai with the bet raj hy
pl a the yard on the mile Goy constructed snl
every respect FIRST CLASS ROAD in GOOD RUNNihG
ORDER and CONDITION. -. -,
The roal projected form part Of tie long desired and sn
much needed raro, BETWEEN CHARLESTON, &,
and CINCINNATI! o. Columbia. A.yie Warm Springs, and
Cumberland Gap which important fact attention Is lnyied
DID,. GAMES NJ BAXTER,
hfeee'' IIIOM AS b. JETEE
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Penang Cow. lC 12
s MAh s q Re Ret i 'S for . as a
In: y5 Si'S g. S 9H Short do "es oi ot
PIG es ,oss S Ps % ' 81 % q As T
continues in good demand price ,ye ahGT i%pr'e 1n he
7A for No. 0.beT kad, are yer, 1ue b9, steady
LEATHERThe marse or lem9ck sole ag, but frp th stock
escorted all kinds being full supply excepting good a4d roar
Damaged which aud wanted Union Crop IN good demand
a a1e R.77 q a2 b. eocs Bueaos Sys middle sa4
-s Buuos AIRES light 2592c iieaioes Iao'nh he,yy ~
icS 25as5c hem.ocs 0unoco &C. heay i5ql7c cmoE
8 s m IS Goo o,S3s al si H si s as
PooI Dng "ao az ,a n@l bi "eIG. r1 cap
ga uR R CoR a. 5a2ci 11n R togrG s5 ge g
M0LAsSEsfor} as md ,ce; nominal Domestic is steady
NAVAL ST0RESSpnis Ta?elne have been fairly active e1l
moderately Saturdays pces dnanl
49,, 10 2 t, S2 P so IS and a. t Y % & Ear bss been
Crude i9 unchanged bea4alen quiet b fm other
PEoyis9S$T PgA marie: q;,e, bot PE, e s The
81 rs Extra P'm api all 5,0$I2 1 o., Weie Prime Mos
Ola Mess 81 % 30 Beet ia moe'c Jooong aemad i4l seayi
Terce Beef active ad choice grades prcs
steady sale, Of 80 tc at sl5a4i7 fer aiu Me AMI I'm
gr,des fm; sales Of rs bbs s229 . for Ween Cut
Ib bTe ID Ql,s d g IN ~ Dot &C.. in1 W., isn
but without ans have only notice small
Of Long Clear 90: ana 80 City It
sr Long Clear &c a. West,
Long Clear private tcS Dressed HOG in demand AMI iuc
quote % 0!c Western atkc i0 Ci. Lii de-
cdeiy 6le but la aigin- sales ri $50 h1 sud icA At
o. G4ic for NO L. q 1910 Qr CITY; " far % steam
U9ic Kettle krudeGs Del hger Of
10 tc al ysr iJl Feqy go tc prime Ncern aa a. Loci
80 Old Gle 50 ties Head at DC 81 ts City, ga &C.
and 20 to- Saturday AMI today a! 9sc. fr February.
PEfROLEl MCuic has been 0deod with moderation. and las
ruled steady sales Of 800 tbs buix =. iac On the Geek Ie
Let has been active 81 .V h0S h'ys
option, hrs half the Upper - 49, ant 5000 bills brer
opu"n 'Fs three MOlu on Lower, - - The prevailing
for spot 81 90 Upper - W Erc has been
STEADY, but ~ the asracc " sales nominal Of 20t
aud Jannafg quoted Q2Jr aud Naps 10 2
Philadelphia the market Ns hhe but dali D 1903 bb January
ct 2lie
CEThe market b3Te steady s,es % Carolina at 343c
Sbl 80 bag, GausooH 40 .11c
Goat demand active are reported
Mexctu BefOui - Burnos Ayrr, ani DO
CIagoa; receipts - bale, Blcn Ayge d. M Deer
81
Cruz CamltaI., .l 100 ID Southern receipts bales
Ce8s Ameucau % do rlt.p AMI IL 81, Iu'ps1 We quote.
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HIDESThe market for Dry Hides openl 9ue hot ere .a close
those current last wek nght ard the npin
so 10 arrive lv.!,rs maintain p.gcl Md ct !Aa'r @
ress Wet Ies good request AM prces aIe wei
ned We uOts
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JlllanclIl.
DROPOSALs ZOE sl.59GGOO sTOCKS AND

PROPOSALS FOR Sl.52G,COO SIOtNS AND
BO,I, or THE CITY or NEW-lOik -
SEALED PROPOSALS viii D. received - the COMPlkDLLEh >
OFFICE New Comfy uri"se, CITY Of Nrn-iork, uhii
Tasay dag Of January 49,. 81 o'clock when I'VE
sane Do publicly c1crt lie Uol my pat 81 the ,um q"
one million Eve huadre end tvelr thousand g 54 dollars
of -l Bonds II tt- civ Of NewlorS. o. VII:
WATER STOCK or lu" authorized by section ., Chapter
3d. ~ PAYABLE NDvrber J, 1870. iVJV~
"CROrOE WATER MAIN FuED STOCK" anthorzedby -
Crper alJ Lavs'f a5l paya1e More het T. 1870 for. 2oO"
ADDITIONAL NEW CEOrOG AQIEDCCT STOCK
ig o '' O-p.. ~ IG'OO
ADDITIONAL CROTON WATER STOCK" authorized by
'a 5Ii r1tl So7.h T. sl lO9OOo
CITY PARKS IMPROVEMENT FrSD STOCK sufhor
rt ~ i IsnI +, . 300 900
"EEW-YORR BRIDGE BONDS" authorized by Chapter 800.
tSrciua 81 and Ordinance 81 the Common
Leg; ~ ............ 10000
rI.g,lc SCHOOL BUILDING FUND STOCK" sathor-
ig5i ~ .,.............. $4,000
NORMAL SCHOOL FUND STOCK. author III by Chapter
t Laws II IN pa7chr SOveacr l. 1881. 10000
BONDS will bear interest the rate Of r per ee' Per
spu PAYABLE on the Mag and November in each The
OF stool and DDis desired ana tho
ire d,its teroo li tie '-sou whose prupoa
required 10 deposit with the Comptroller
awarded sTttiycly, together
thereon when they entitled certificates ein
par the avaTtd them, bearing interest
Ia proposal should Proposals for Stocks and
the CITY of YorA aud Ecod eJn envelope al
dress to the Comptroller
No bids viii he considered . - than par
ht III the Comptroller 20 relcct anT
bids ia BIZ judgment the interests OF the Cor1ernton require
IL ANDREW H. GREEN. C0muto.,r
City Of Nio Department Of Finance Comrtrolrs ole Jann'
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r o.sop sl r,cd on running qualify not tsn
half F. grad sloye below She grade quoted - ,, A., a
CorfE market cc9"a s'Gns So very Es o, doT p r na
83 ug, largest care ever brought mi" p"it a" waiting 'or
AND MTAITAe inquiry light for choice Family gde',
G e i, md me um better request and are %eay;
sr ea r o o sIe MEDIUM ' .aes Of 6 quote
sour :, OBJ 7l0 50 co ONO Ind H. SUP SO Oo@So 20
80 3 3aS 20 % 'S 9 aaaPpasIr o ga
State State : Fam, s ss g % S 'y:, s wa wa
Mraeso,s Gl,as. $50 so Double AS-a Do co. 5ag ~
G %ht 80 f SsS S'n' 900 u" st. S oa; ou6,
Sorh Fon held fair mnnd for the HON" TRACE
cav at steady aad fairy aclye Gales Of l1'
Bat. Ars AMI Georgetown Mixed Good Sup SIS loo So
Ba'. Alex ard "cGresIoVa Extra ana FAMILY 20: Sa
Rye Flour in limited de~sad but sedy' sales Of l 'Ol' We
'-' By Flour vs. loss.
Cory n' ssI Sst ' cI .acs Of 200 66t We qoe
tom yeA e'sev o. % G$5 % Corn Me., BrrI.' ia ~ y
Ja,ey Neal-Wc 81 5oq% 60; Fine Yellow 9 s. Coarse,
buwhrai Fonr nodc;ate demand Sass Is for Sa, and
FRGHrS supply rocn Offering has not bceq and
Provisions. Tie clsrne burners has ecn d and ur as 4he
S,,; 80 6 j Cstou At H. So boxes Bacon 3 3
Pk $751; uc Tn bag. Glover seed At 25 To s'o 80 Is
o charter heard was an Italian bark WITH 3 q~ o. Gram 20
GR2YVflc nlaiy i, light Wheat bat boilers do not evinc
desire TO realize aud puccs somewhat nominal for Spg end
Winter le latter far demand The sales are 6e bush 90
~ s. r No Milwaukee in store 81 So or Red state o. per
= 63 for Amber jersey, pier BARLEY dull ard tame sales 0
hush Western ~ Al ~ for Ivo-owed. barley Malt
steady bu. 0u bn,. State at 81 TO- Oats dud
csser supply er3l the business chiefly confined f. car ,
many Of them hight; the ssles 2C huh New Ono Med
White track and So SOC lfoa; Western w at
!s dao 81 aa6c siolt (t ami h ~ and ai on
tr,ck Black 5 aGos Rye held 81 93@3c aaoa icr Ne
en- oIeryd quite heavy aud quiet bat the Close Of Chone
more demand prevailed and .,epe no'ca tie d.
The sales $4,000 BASH Danny md uls ln
;Oc Mixed ~ tBH;Ac ard 'U0J aLo ce
ing at Western White at Be-. a3g; "cs'c!n Yellow % r
track 1Q,Jc southern Whit at i10'lc' jersey
Yellow at Il G12c., on held al &c, IN seIe.
EROOKafN
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,-7,-c Ann FINANCIAL.
-. CT Josrru AND DENVER CITY n., g. Co.,,
BAXXrG OFIiC ,,i V 1f Jan. y, 1872.

I'M E,,.-rrxC OFTICT or IN
:, D1NiII-sT., Newly DIRK. JAN ~ .,,ociol
"a. r5i,oys Of Tic EreniRg Post' IN ye" t tbc 81.
III from Washington, it Is stated ,"" rc nrose
ab and Denver CityRailroad COMPANY in the
Lofore the House Judiciary Goll' comm, ard 81.
,", roycrsy for the transfer of the and pixies
cOnrS'T aro,d Company to the Atchs0 t %o and
"'st psiIroad Company; that the 30 ;ssncd IN
n,nvcr City Railroad Company dTlond claimed is
orzod bonds, aud the amount - oice as being
not ce.ep ,D Upon to nn from the t GCf hsrS
TnaCl o We arc directed to say toao LarS ma
the V noored as prosecutors Of ,no onroro
TONED T NOR do they claim any LANDS IRON AMY
- - We are also directed TO state aua % lands
company W, etowIedge, that the amount Of Janus
we nave i1 .be S. Joseph and Denver City kmiroaH
E'eu aa withdrawn and certified in the General
So"d 01ee exceed the amount claimed by the -,
Ioscnb and Denver City Railroad Company ana
cam ~, rart Of the lands in controversy before the
uorse Committee. which lands were granted 10 'lo
Honn;baj and s.. Joseph Railroad Company ana not
ia the st. Joseph and Denver City Railroad COM
many. consequently the Denver Company nave no
interest IN them whatever
TANNER n Co,
Financial Agents. ST. }. and u. c. r. L. Co.
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O,vict oy rnF PiRFnENs FUND INsuR,ScE Co..
No l6I IEoApwAi NEw.YoRK. Jan. II, 49,
A r regular meeting OF the Board OF Dlreci-
~ or. OF this COMPANY held THURSDAY, jan. H. 1872 JAMES ~
SPARKMAN ESD unanimously elected President and OhA"h
l.. APPLKBY esq, NcePT,,lden for the ensuing yelL, s
~ W Il. WADSWORrH, secretary.
AND WE,r-srs., NRw-iORK Jan 49, iS.E' ,
MEETING of thc DIRECTORS of the
~ TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY win DC nem ."
TUESDAY the Cth dsy 81 February nert, a. ihen ~,
H,s-lork Ctr at u o'clock M u -. '''
DAtLROAD BONDS.-Whether you wish to
Az BJl Or SELL. Write 3" ..,,,,, - =, v.u. Nv,
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NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

For THE WEEK FSDING MONDAY. Jan. p, 1872.
Cows Neass Sheep uDf Lambl Saane. 81 kirk.
gt2i 20 81 25gB AIS 1881
These were sold at the following market-plares
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Calc'ta SA'Ehter Cow. gold lGi aioi
Cslc'tA Desd Green. gold ii, ass
Cslrutta. BuEs.o.....rold Is GiJ4
Manila &Bst But currency q n .
Singapore Buffalo currency 3 0l0
Penang Cow lC Dl2
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. ,
NOTlCE-The FORT MADISON NATIONAL BANK loclted a
Madison the State Of Iowa closing is affairs All not'
loers and other creditors therefore hereby
present the and other claims ns tie Association 10
pay Iuent.-Dsted Fort Madison, lows, De-. q, loIl . .
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHNGToE, JanraIy 3-The Treas.
ury Department has issued - circular al.
lowing towing boals and steam boats
used exclusively in transporting freight
upon the Mississippi river aud its tribu.
tRries, to carry u standard pressure on
their boilers of 15O pounds to the square
inch, instead Of 1lO pounds, the limit
heretofore allowed. hG,supervising in.
spectors OF the several districts have been
directed TO grant permits to such boats
whenever no good reasons exist for oh
jecting. Without such permits the boats
are not to be allowed to navigate.
The Civil Service Advisory Board held
An informal meeting to-day. Present
G. W. Curtis, Jos. II. BlaCkban, d. c. Cox
and L, b. Elliott. The other members Of
the Commission lave not yet arrived in
the city, but are expected by tomorrow.
They will receive their commissions from
the President Immediately, and will hold
daily sessions.
ri ,Ia %;. l.; ''
nioa M T m,,, t,'",'U' -" 'o aaa',, VIII ,i, ia,o',
r. Lin i,! sSy a,c,,i,,n w. -" ~ wan % ~ oaI"saI ,%
Tn.,;", =, ,," De :, ~ ~ a., o;,'' no, I,aon
norIonoJ H., ,n p Did,, ~ | ny ~ , ,o,,nn "Io
ior norJor 6o;ra thataI In ,;n,o @ ~ ,no
rnrnmiosior oC tbc nScnco Dovennor, ,vao
not ornnnosJ ~ In IN fiji, nosaoeairn or M Lilo
C,"rI,ipa p ~ '' 'N'' '\''''''" W ''''
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SAEDRINGHANI, the country home OF
his royal highness the Prince OF Wales, is
in Norfolk, one OF the eastern counties Of
England. and at least 100 miles from the
metropolis. The Prince bought the
estate soon after his marriage, and il has
continued TO be his iavoritc resort ever
since Quiet and secluded, with plenty
OF game of every kind, aud surrounded
by loyal inhabitants, it is a delightful re-
sort Tor retirement and pleasure. The
Prince is lord OF the manor, and has the
gilt Of the rcctory in his own hand which
he recently bestowed upon one of his old
and favOritc tutors. The house is splen.
did mansion, the Prince having laid out
enormous sums upon it. 1t is here that
royalty baskCd and enjoyed itself without
having all its movements placarded in the
papers.
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The Grand Duke at Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, January 2.-The Impe.
rial party met with an enthusiastic rccep.
tion from the veterans Of the National
Asylum this afternoon. Gov. Washburne,
on behalf of the soldiers, addressed the
Duke ms follows:
OUR INTERVAL HIGHNEss- you were
received upon your arrival to the shores
OF our scared and war-wurn veterans
with hale and hearty welcome. They
welcome you in behalf of common
cause-they who struggled for the release
OF millions in chains, welcome the son Of
an Emperor who shed upon the exile in
the SHOWS OF Siberia the sunlight of lib.
erty, and elevated his serfs to the name
of irccmen."
The formAlity OF the reception being
ended, the governor of the Asylum, Gen.
Wooley, conducted the Duke throughout
the institution.
They were much pleased with the sys.
tematic arrangement Of the several apart.
ments and the care bestowed upon the
inmates, not only providing them with all
the necessaries Of life in abundance but
making their home place OF amusement
and recreation. Before the PARTY lett the
soldiers sang "Rally Round the Flag
Boys" and "john Browns Body" &c,
which amused the Royal guests highly.
Tonight the grand hall NJ fhn Np,UhsU
House closes the series Of entertainments
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FRANCE.

PARIS, January IN. Van Train has
written letter accepting the nomination
to the Assembly from the radical party in
Paris While he declares his belief that
the Republic alone can save France, he
refuses to place the Republic above uni.
versal suffrage, This reservation has given
offence to some OF the journals which tirst
proposed his candidacy They reproach
him for the stand taken and withdraw
their support
Dispatches from Mazzelli report that
the presence OF Gambet,a in that city WIS
the cause OF much agitation and some dis
order, His hotel was surrounded yestcr.
day by friends who enleavurcd u call
him out, At Que time the assemblage
become SO numerous and turbulent
that troops werr ordered TO the scene,
and the ChaSeurs charged upon and dis.
persed the mob Gambctta was not al.
lowed by the police 10 leave his hotel for
tear that his appearance would lead 10
further disturbance. IlG ADVISES his
friends not tn persist in collecting in large
bodies on the streets or attempt a resist.
ancc to the authorities. He tells them
they have right to hold meetings, but
they should withdraw in the presence OF
an armed force and not provoke col.
lision There has been no renewal of the
agitation to-day. GambettA remains at
his hotel, and it is given out that he Is
confined to his room by illness.
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS Cry, January 3.-Thc annual
review of the progress of Kansas City,
published to-day, shows a wonderful pros.
pGrity in ali branches of trade and indus.
try. The increase Of population has been
about 5000 since the census of 1870; over
700 new buildings have been erected the
past year; morethan 10000 head of Texas
and other cattle have been received at the
stock yards, Of which about $4,000 have
been slaughtered and packed here. The
assessed value of tue real estate is $l1,.
100000; amount OF capital invested in
manufactures, over $l,OOOOOO; value. Of
goods manufactured almost $4,0OO,OOO
The river business embraces III arrivals
and departures of steamers. The sqgre.
gate business Of the city Tor 1871 shows
an average increase over the previous yrsal
of about 2s per cent sRn
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, January "A grand demon.
stration in honor Of Sir Charles Dilkcs is
soon to take place.
The Times thinks Minister Catacazy
served his Government 2calously, but no,
judlciously.
The steamers Prussian and City OF New
York have arrived oht.
LONDON, January 3.-About one hun.
drcd prisoners DIRE now In the custody Of
the Germans, who have been taken us
hostages for the OutrsgGs perpeuated ON
the German soldiers Summary proceed.
ings will be taken in their cases for muir
der unless the actual offenders are sur.
rendered before the 23d Of the present
month. The hostages will he court
martialed,
The business at the Stock Exchange
yesterday exceeded in amount that of any
day within the last fOrty-six years.
Tho German residents arc petitiuning
Bismarck to demand an apology and
indemnity for the supplies given by Amer.
leans TO the French during the late war.
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CANADA.


MONTREAL, January 4.-The annual
meeting of the Canadian Board OF Trade
was held here to-day. President Young,
at the opening, spoke Of the relief given
by Montreal to Chicago. An account was
given OF the visit Of the deputation to the
National Board OF Trade at ST. Louis,
where!the United States delegates had.
passed resolution forming the rcciproci-
ty treaty with Canada. At Detroit the
Montreal delegates in convention there
had advocated the construction OF new
canal connecting Lakes Erie and Ontario
on Canadian soil. Mr.. Young said that
no boundary lines should interfere with
the construction Of improvements for the
common good.
Alta meeting OF the Board Of Arts and
Manufacturers to-day the feeling between
the French and English delegates ran
very high for some time. Great excite.
ment prevailed and shouts OF "Vive La
Commune" resoundcd through the room.
A number of priests were present and re.
manned throughout the proceedings, en-.
deavoring to allay the excitement. Final.
Iva ballot was taken and the English
ticket declared eleGted. A proposition
to unseat the chairman was made. This
was rapidly followed by rush in that
direction, but the attempt, however, was
unsuccessful. Much feeling was aroused.
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Cosculp January The RepablicAn
State Convention assembled 10 day A
large nuuhsr Of delegate, are ps,seul.
Pr7aidral Bcnu6n, 10 bis htidtrsA compB,
nientei the administration n prrsiden,
Grant
The New Hampshire Republican state
Convention met this A n, with ia.
cob BentOn. Of Lancaster, As PrrSidenl
The following + the substance Of the
resolutions lst Declares that the Re.
publican party Is u pariy Of progress, and
has secured the equality ofalI men before
the Jaw; that Ia mission hcnceiorth Is tor
Peaceful but active progress, 70 promote
universal education, and sec that the laws
are lHhlhhIy executed Is enhAncC the
gains Of industry, and wages and labor,
by reducing the cost OF transportation
and diminishing the expense Of exchange
between the farmers and citizens to re-
trench unnecessary expenditures, reduce
taxation, rebuke corruption in office and
elect none but honest men 20 administer
the affairs OF the Government; and ID.
Allirms that the success OF the admins.
tfation in its reduction Of the debt and
settlement Of the Alabama claims is de
serving OF the cummendation Of all true
Republicans ID. That the war and debt
consequent, is due TO the Democratic party.
ith. Declares against surrendering the
Government into the hands OF those who
would have permitted its overthrow,
9Th. Re'olGtti, That we inscribe on our
banner Honesty, Economy, Rclrcnch.
mcut and Reforms"
9Th. Declares that all taxation to be
just must be equal.
7lh. Calls for the abolishment OF the
tranliing privilege and Tor the securcment
10 labor Of itsaust reward, and the pro-
motion Of universal education. Declares
the Democratic party unworthy OF the
confidence Of the natien.
Sth. Endorses Grants administration,
and proposes him for reelection in 1872.
L. A. Straw was nominated for Cover,
nor, and AlbcrrS. Twitchell was nomi.
mated for Railroad Commissioner.
Senator Wilson addressed the Cunvcn-
ton, mlly endorsing the administration
of Grant as honest, patriotic and econom.
ical. lie declared he knew that with Il
few triiling exceptions, the President had
received no presents since peing sworn
into office, Y