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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
GEPARrURS or noREiGN MAILS

"WEDNESDAY. Nov, ~.
NAL, Queenstown Liverpool the steamship
Minnesota close I'm supplementary hs for doabieposse
r. al printed matter is closed Il Vie 80 p
StesmShi, rs from Pier No 40 n K. al 2:3O ..
A piussun Closed Maj 10 sent br ibis ilnc
hsi Bremen. b. The steamship Ne@-fork,
mails close IL a.. Supplementary Mail for double postage let
Ter. matter closed Post OEee 1880
ship sails At 2 9. from hot Of Ih.ni-t, Hohoken
fHURSDAl Mo-. 20.
and Hamburg
at ~ NJ supplementary MAI for double
posaRp puntei At the Post Oce i 30
N Steamship m. from ioo OF Thlrts-. HObOken.
recs b. the steamship Ct' Of Havana
A Supplementary Mail for double letters md printed
The POOhce a. 2;sO steamship sails
Of 3 o. Ii. irOm Per No 3 n.
Panama, A5uinwa The Central American and South Pa
ports the steamship Acapulco close a.
ship sails At IL a., from Per No. AZ. n. H.
Sar0 Domingo Sanala b, steamship TYbee close
at D IN Steamship sails ~ } from Pier No 30. K
Mails Tie sto@sai0 "eJooases t
FRIDAY Nov. II.
Mats He~utsu1 close AZ the neSfork PcstOmcs daT
Q D . n hsliax.
sAIURDAf Nov %
Great Britain Ireland Queenstown aud Liverpool
SteamahD IN. from mbito Star Docs, fAyons Ferry
Ns FOR Raope via Southampton Bremen per steamship
AZ NJ A Mail for
el..t ..,tte f.ll6e i..,O
Stssshn ? from foot Of Third s., H)boken.
Dire, Grra6n nj closed Mat
West by sicams3lp Cy " Waco close ~ ?.
Al 8 o m from Pier No 90 t. r.
SUNDAY. Nov. 23.
An MAJ close I'll oei'c. M Tao tos"oas opsa IRON l.
u ~ H. NJ.
Mails s. Taomas Brsn che Argentine Republic West lndes
America clo,e 10 ASuppem
Mai postage prnt eo Post
Ooe ll1 Steamship sails a. IL NJ from Tier No s5 n X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
STATE OF TRADE.

TANNING AND NUMBERING INTERESTS.
FAILURE or PALENS d co. or MONTICELLO, WITH LA
BruITTEs OF 100000 TO $SOO.OeO-HARD TIMES IN
THE DELAWARE NUMBERING DISTRICTS
lRRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRioHs
MONTICELLO, N, Y, Nov f6.-One OF Tue
oldest and most substantial business films oil TINS
or this section Palcns Co.. tanners mas ia'eu, wv
labiiiues estimated from t9OO oO0 to sSooo LUG
Of ths fare has added greatly the spirit OF dsIrust
and uneaslness that has been steadily growing III '"s
community since the beginning OF ule pano' 1.'"'
Co had for 40 years been the sole standby OF Tue
towns of Pittsburgh and Neyersnk, IN eaeh Oh Whou
tbey owned largo tannery and their influence WAS e'
throughout this section. Tho ieehhs seems W oe
coperal that II such men they begin to toppIe
md fall In the present financial upheaval. what
must become OF the many others In the country occupy
ing positions similar 10 theirs, but not possessing hai
their resourcosf Paens Co. weathered the storm OF
1851 losing 100000 and the last ones expected to
fall In this crisis Their assets Will be far below their
liabilities They have been struggling against heavy
odds for some weeks and finally forced to succumb.
Beside their tanncres in stis county they owned the
extensive establishment ~ Limestone, Cattaraugus
County. ~hich they purchased few years since foT
5000 A compromise will probably be effected with
ther creditors If not aud they forced TO 20 into
BANKRUPTCY, the mortgages on their property Will more
than consume the assets.
The financial pressure is weighing heavily on the tan
ming aud numbering Interests oil this and adjoining cou
Ties There is such depression IN tue leather market
aDd money necessary to run tanneries Is so hard 10 pro
cure, that many establishments must certainly suspend
operations, at least for time. AT loss. Wha
money there throughout this region was used III
getting the FalPs OF lumber 90 market alOng
the Delaware, for which not dollar has been returned
Holberts q Branmng. the EIuinunk. Wayne county
PENN tanners and lumber operators ran $4,000 worm
OF lumber market this Fail, Tor which Trey were
obliged TO take longtime notes, which cannot DO nego
tiated such has been the with all dealers Inc
CONSEQUENCE is that money is in circulation Wheh
usually time of year at least s5OOOOo is put IN
cjr.IlSton throughout the region By lumOermon the
returns OF their sales down tho river Wages nave Deeh
reduced every branch of industry ana tae prospect
Looks gloomy ~ tho laDOrlng men Oi tlls section
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
ARRESTS IN THE STOKES CASE.

Robert Porter, pOcket-boOk manu- facturer, OF
No III Nassaust WHO acted juror IN the trial Of
Edward s. Stokes for the murder OF James Fisk. was
arrested yesterday upon bench warrant Issued on
Monday by the Court Of General Sessions In the war
rant the charge stated be that OF criminal contempt
of court bench warrant also issued for tho ar
rest OF James Delos Center, the eighth juror VINO is
already serving sentence for contempt Of court The
warrant his Arrest has been placed In the Sheriff.
hands .
charge OF MI Center aud who, as II appears bOth from
Center's declaration and his own admissions, allowed
the Juror To roam around the drinking saloons 1T nights
was arrested yesterday at Hunters Point by Deputy
sheriff Judsou Jarvis and bis assistant, Nj. Curry,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
THE EXHIBITION SCHEME.
ARGUMENTS HEARD BY THE COMMITTEE OF ASSIST
Ant ALDERMEN.

AM ALDERMEN
The special committee appointed by the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen To hear Tor and
against the passage of resolution granting 900 to
the Industrial Exhibition met a. O'Clock yesterday, in
tbe Chamber OF the Board. Assistant Alderman Healy
presded James Connolly said that he appeared In be-
half of the Workngmens Council and when the matter
came p before il, committee appointed 10 protest
against the resolutions All the workngmen wanted
was work and the advancement OF their interests. IL
the appropriation OF s2,jOO,OoO would employ the
idle laboring men for the Winter, then they
hoped il would be granted, but II the Controller
would issue bonds 10 similar amount TO carry
on tho unfinished works In this city they would rather
no In favor OF tho latter plan. IL is asserted Mr. Con
molly said that 10000 men could be employed In the pub
c DEPARTMENTS, aud the Council propose to ask the
Controller personally to provide work II this loan is
granted they require that the work shall he done by the
aborng meu Of NewYork CITY, and tho iron work con
.t,ucted with American iron. The Council opposed
% the granting OF public tn private corpora
lions especiay when 10 enables them to get their iron
from England and Scotland, and then get Dill passed
To pass the same free Of duty.
Iobo p. Mitchell and James Allen, workingmen, OPP
posed the grant, aud they stated that they would with
draw leaving the matter IN the hands OF the Committee
rho,, they would hold responsible Tor ther hctlOns.
They wanted no charity all that they required was
WORK. and work must % given To them during TINS
Winter. -, ,,.,,,oo ,h., a.. ,,
shonld lbs done by New YORK aborSrs and ithiAncr-
IRON -. ,., h., 4. oro,.-,. ., ,ho
croanv Tor list of the present directors Of the Com
pany lne secretary replied That ne would mako one
ON NJ s,"Mnrty tho first President Of tho Company.
made long address the subject giving history OF
the Company from ITO formation 70 inc present Tine
tbev --Jlld lind Responsible pdften VINO WOMB take
t.sui aDogo Sss is oontsoded tlst sAs SoFk Oh no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19

horse from Mr.. ODonneil and the plaintiff claimed
that the ssls was contaminated, aud payment made for
the horse by the defendant by check that on the next
The chect and snbseaueny deposited 1t In bank tnat
returned him payment having oee s Sepe
the check ssa5 the defense set up was tnas tne sa
was conditional one 1t being understood tne IN &C h
paid that on trial the horse smashed tno pu pS a
which he was hched and broke tho harness anu was s
sent hack 70 ODonnel with demand that the chsck 10
returned which was refused. The plaintn uen.eu
knowledge OF the sale having been made oiig
The jury disagreed. j. SteinInert IOr tio P"
]. F. Gray for tho defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
DEPUTY MARsuALs ATTACKED BY MOB.


The distillery at Thirty -ninth-st. and North
River was recently seized, the ground that spirits
had been illegally removed from it. On Monday night
Deputy United States Marshals Dowley and Hackett
went to the dstery for the purpose of removing tho
property in 1t, when they were attacked Dy large
crowd of rOwdies armed with clubs and knives. Inc
Deputy Marshas that they called upon me police,
who rendered them very little II any, assistance anu
that they were finally driven away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19

s..msbip James Adger lockwood Charleston c. J. QusaS
steamship w,.s.c co''s Richmond c' Point and Norfolk On
D; ss,s. ss s.ss. Co., Jo.e. h.ds o Steamship
ss.:siD wTr, ,: aS. p s1.asI % j.s G.s
ss.mship psl.asV@la: Dav,. paiI1 q 3 ano,.
B Barr S San.s s bcS.a EsoGco sic
srs Jane Yong RI Perry Liverpool JAS w EIT' Co
barb Pacnsio jrtsl) Lasro Eng, John O. seagsr Go
Big Asa,rSi aos Sn!T,,s Tor ORDERS faA'
Big Angels; sriy. a,nf,I, Ms w.,sLc.
s sS E E@. ka i ES s y.a S.u,
Bro
ARRIVED.
s:s.n,aO Caledonia tBr sosI aa's'" Nov D. and Nozzle oh.
BsrE Ehs.r lN9t !oEsn,s0 swansea Sept 10, 10 ballast Is
Malta DIAL. L.ure G,slis q d.y, ~ r,ilroa4
Oct, l. in ballast I, suenorcd a, Sandy HOoi or orders
Psnchi.o lliALJ seaianno, Bremen 81 days. ballast
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Nov 18-anTed bng Prospect, from Ingns; ssbr Re-
forTs. MONROE Mo-, IS-A,sd Brothers from Havana
for orders, ws.,T. from L c 0i d BALTIMORE f'a for DA'
FOREIGN PORTS.
MoyuIx No, I9The Anchor Line steamship Ton
ron 9osss,roWs Nov is-Tns alan steamship A
fCn MH.Fss No: s. Ss nsDoG s5,sa , 115 ' B Sssa.
g. for ksv.iOrs va copernAsea AMI Antwerp ss
navasl Nov The steamship crsaeen. City from S'riors
arrived here this nOrsing
The pubshed statement Pacific Mail Steamship ConpsuJs
steamship Collins bad broken her :. q " e. srTs s% ~ ~
Coma Capt r. Grn here's oss arms OF ScreS "h
dock, repair them proceei delay ten days
The steamship Charles Chamberlain from seEforS Tor View orean
hefre reported Norfolk experienced "b>S ca
Eewbern c. which started decks and damaged oole
sbie extent she placed the railway the 4A for rsOa
which will prosecuted With dispatch. $1,000. -
The bari Helen Sands Wooid from Philadelphia O tr Cs
was within harsees ds3ased distress NOV IL
gteantug and spatehe1 take set Do Sette
The bnr Angola Br Wirisor for keF1ors esrned
sysy manboom zt u Nov lB shn f Cage Col oh pui
into Boston evening Of the I'm FOR repNrs. go -,
KEY leaking badly tschagng o. the La N1a
finding and ealsng tie leat IN Der upper works.
SPOKEN.
Nov LAT % 40 ~ lorq 80 81 oh, L Zee Albert, from Rio
Grande for NeS.York The captain wa barred n ses.
Aux a. M 10 S. long ~ b. ship Artist Br IRON Caeat,a for
iOTE.
For --latest Ship hers FIN Pdqe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19

s,o oo,,d tecin NJ once and thousands Of could
be employed. He referred 10 the various Exhlbtions
which have taken place since tho year lIee wnen tns
british Society OF Arts gave public exbioition and
traced the succeeding exhibitions to the late enc IN
seen offered and the loar should be granted. The Com
hen adiOnrned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
UNUSUAL ENTERPRISE.

- from The lansing INCA h<pattoaH
The NEW-YORK TRIBUNE has displayed some
marks OF enterprise that Horace Greeley never Thought
or great editor as ne Recently IL puolished "a
Farners Extra OF eight pages, containing % different
letters or editorials on the great uprising In the west
prepared IRON conversations with railroad managers,
officers OF Oranges aud leading EGp 10 tat movement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
DASSFNGERS ARRTVFD.

PqoM GLASGOW a,raasaip Cr,a0ntr Nov lS.-w. n
Mn. A. tsrYu Ads ~ Martyr h. Martyr, Miss h. e. Dekc, he,
H. 4 Hall joan DuGn }. ) kune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19

During the meeting DIR. Nelson's motion 10 Jay upO
the liable all contingent appropriations was acted upon
Tile Committee approved The record of their proceed
iugs and adjourned. Tue Bishops aud Managers inc
went INTO Executive session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19

brooklun Real estate for Sale.
L'OR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOTS Nos.
80 and Al Renen 6oIiOo snd 6s 10 ~ and - aont4ras
No 1J2 Pine, -let, 21E60; Hoos
No. l7g Wiiouzhhyst woagh Jv-s;
49, ST. S. Naal-y GORDON L.P0R 81 C.sGss BrookyA
prospect PARK PLAZA L0TSfOr SALE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

roer ~ u6w -tOsK. ...~. ...............sov. l6
CLEARED
sse-r,h.e virf, Bsissy Savannah. ugnsr, rsris Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Tuesday, Nov Is, 1873
There was a large attendance at the Tx
change SaesrOom to-day, but the larger portion OF tbs
property offered was Withdrawn without receiving
bid Mr. James NJ. Miller sold, foreclosure suit, two
tenement houses on Third-aye near One-hundred and
fourth-st: b. p Fairchd, house and lot on Seventy
thrdst Adrian II Muller & Son, ten lots at McCornbs
DAM and house and lot Princest. Full details OF
sales made Will be found below. Mr. A. J. Blocker ad-
Ourned sale OF property East Broadway unti Dee TO-
lanes NJ Miller adjourned sale Of the premises south
west corner Beeckcr-st and South Fifth-aVc nntl
Jau 25 Adrian h. Muller & son offered nye lots on
MISUNDERSTANDING fIh-st., between Second ana
Thirdaves.; 1ye lots the north side OF Onehdndred
and between First and secOndaYes Also
five three--tOry brown houses and lOts on the
south side OF also, four
plots at Mount Vernon located on FIRST and UnOnayes
Nome of this property Sold although one plot or
grouLd al Morrisan, 70yl 100, on which there u two
story house was struck Oh Tor Tie hOuhaI sun OK
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19

G;5l SuB a35 hooT en'.'. 600
Fnls nsS-s
san,y ioot Gf6 Gov, sana. 7i22 Hell is1e tsrV oill
WArhu ruis pfy-p
sand, hoos 7Ot Gov. isi.nd =. 7i3 Hell Gss rsu. 9;32
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

Gin Real gslaie tor Sale.
CHEAPEST HOUSE in NewY York, on Lex
~ ngonare 20 feet fronts only sl7 900 Also. NItt
Park-ave sued In The desgns tnee f2OOOo
Also slOry SecondiFe, 0niy $3.50
FRANCIS CRAWFORD corner FifYseyenLst and Thrisve-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
ArcrIoN sALEs NEw.YoRK en- REAL EsrArE.

AUCTION SALES NEN-fOAh CITY KEAII LoIAIf-
Bv Af-tda H. Mnl<r 4
plot 10 city lots west SHAVE BET l54h and loo'ht so
VI ID
3ory lHi O Frncest oO22 o. Greene - 40,
Il.
- By b. p. Fgrchad
4story house and lot. IJlsi, ZbJ z o. DID, -.
ave 22KlO2 s. Allen co
By Jlres ". KILLER
4.2 ISt5 Ss0 S'S5 og 800
to5i i6 s2a 2jss0 Nm 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
Brooklpu properin % ts;.

Two LET-The new, elegant, tonr-story oro~m.
.too. uouSk al msern fhrJsI eetssea 81.
an seyeures near Prospect PaEA ea| soVo Af"
10 ". 3. MkLDRuM, 1872 Caureh't
rs,O LET ar EOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
4 FoiIR srORY HoUsk ann sToRk Ne io1r'nulp~s
SCOOPS L Fvgc. 81 ciStsS, t1.r'f'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
Gitp properip 10 let.

TO LET-Part of ground floor OFFICE on
Broadway CauAst, tor thse OF IA mosh' Al "N ~"
Apply TO WI A. WHITE son. S9l BFosdHI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
METHODIST MISSION WORK.

AMOUNTS TO BE RAISED by THE ANNUAL CONFER
FNCEs.
The General Missionary Committee OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church concluded yesterday It's an
nual meeting at No. so Broadway. The appropriations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
Mem lersep Real Gslats for Sale.


pEST LINE of TRAVEI.-AiOst agreeable
I'D SUBURB 500 COMPLEMENTARY ReaAL-itsiy
grounds 40 b, Central Railroad iePos
frequent ana late tls ov
e high 1rsind healthy location ~ VIDE has
parzis eahes hot and t)oFs
laid beaurg snail ap large fruits shades &c stcs
place $4,000 will sacrifice payments senrue, cisa
Inquire as Bbeth depot BY address OWNER, Post
once Box No. 1S4, Elizabeth NJ
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A fine RESI-
Il DENCEin kzsbeth ~ Price SlS 600 Tree and elei Would
take house uptown, worth fom 80 900 $4,000
RULAND WHITING, BeeSmanst
ORANGE, N.J.--Great variety property for
W shed unurnshs sale Catalogues
II 80 ill H. GERRY. 80 Nassaa L5era
GALE or EXCHANGE-A very desirable
- RES DESCE at Orause j. Only hour from Cty He'll over
ground Gne shade and conveniently arrsH4ea
stable &C. furnished hdesl will be exchanged of nSeTa
Lexington and SIKH and sbore
rvourth-sL Address f. u. g., Box ,5Oi ~ y Postohce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
Gounlrp Real estate Ton Sale

Gounirp Real GslGte tor Sale.
EOR SALE, AT PRIVATE SALE-A supe-
4 nor l2SAcre FARM in Mhtemsrsb T0~nshp Montgomery
lntJ. Por particulars address, q. WERfSSkR Upper DaShn
p. O., Montgomery County Penn
HUDSON RIVER COUNTRY SEAT for
SALE 80 New iors AL under cultivation;
large apple pear plenty snail fruits good isostoy
IL barn cehou &c, all IN So order Apply 10
y. H. LUDLOW Co, PDest
VAQUES, pos Broadway, Offers splendid
~ PLACE It's also, COTrAGks
$4,000 cot 50 900 every desiratle terms easy.
o. MAJ CASH FOR SMALL FARM ON
pC,UOO line Of lla'on or Harlem 3 uo less a.r :sn ,eIs
syeuyVe ues NewYork Those having bargains cres. CASH.
Trbane Up-toNn OHce 81 y " S2ist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19

GENBAAL f0OOefJi
Richard pnlhan Nebrch Joha Hogan J0hl Shepherd feo
NOUS Mi Herbert M A. John Sullivan
A a. Daun grand srcelY May J. Greea petit
aruy Robert saunders SmPs to induce perjury Patrick Coard
assault and battery.
Court az Appeals.-ALBANY Nov. 1S.-Following is
Appeals d.! Calendar for Nov 49, Nos 81 80 IS, 60
g3 80, So 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19
THE STATE ELECTION.

Total. -. So. 1888 109lG. .lOS9O loV-2. s'W 90
John a. Kings maj. in 1873, 1.707 Townsend d. Cock
mai in ISL s6s Samuel II. Frosts maj. IN 1862 sjs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19

Total ..... ITO 1O,ie7 7,725 1889 6'2ol 1920
Abiiah j. welmans maj in 1873, 1921; James Woods
mai. IN 1871, 6,257; IN 1869, 1924
xxxI GHn,on Lssis Psrro Lewis. Nichols Lows
Trie-......lJ 1885 1887. .I2,9J9 1854 -n,0s5 1924
Holm apsons mai in 1879 gls Loren l.. LEWIS mai IN
1871. ,sl5; in 1862 2b9.
XNAIT, Brown Dow. sto"elL Anea. Button scott
Cattaraugas. 3U57 42s2.. 3,l5j 1880. 2,e2l $40
ChautauaIa.. 400 5,zG3.. $40 6,lOj.. 3,S72 os4a
Total ..... 1881 e,5l5 GAS 1O7Oi 6.lu 1884
Albert G. Dow's mai. IN 1873. 2l5S; Norman FL Aliens
maj. IN 1871, 1916 Allen ID. SCOTS maj In 1862 h7VO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19

Total. $500 1912. s,OiI 1873. 1884 1,lOS
John H. sekreG's mai. in 1s73n4i2; Thomas j. Chat
fields mai In 1871. I,1o9; Orion W. Chapman's maj in
1863. 1919.
XIV. Cuve. WOodin Wyckot Wooiin hirek " ocdin.
Cayuga...... 4,G18 $685.. f,2j4 GeS3-- 3.1Tb 559I
WAYNE ........ 1881 1904. 3,82S 62j9. 1857 ALB
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-15
VIENNA COW MISSION.


A special Commission ave sent to the
Department. Of State i full report oi tile irreg-
ularities that are charged against Gen. Thos.
B. Van Buren,, and replies thereto together
with correspondence in evidence and dltports
connected with the Commission, without en-
tering at all into the charges OF completely
made against him by Mayer, but are COM
PEELED to regard Gen. Van Buren as respon-
sible for all the abuses OF authority committed
by his confidential assistants. Apart from
charges of corruption, they find tile manage
ment generally Of TIL. Commission, which
Gen. Van BureH appears to have left to his
subordinates, has beer marked by lack Of
Judgement and forethought iii the absence
OF an efficient system or order. and looseness
in contracts and Instructions, and accounts
calculated to insure the ruin Of any private
business, and IN great national trust like
that entrusted to General Van Buren was to
the last degree discreditable and intulerable,
as indicating indifference OF incapacity. or
both combined. The Special Commission
speak IN terms Of the highest praise Of tie.
Commission appointed by the Pres. .dent with
jackson schultz AZ Chief, aud says that tile
integrity and prudence of the present man
agement are we'll calculated to ca lse The past
Tregu'arities u beIorgotlen. to rrstora gqr.-
eraI confluence Iii the American Commission.
ana 70 encourage the hope that the art aid
indusiryo oi Europe may be fairly represented
a.esr evs Centennial Exposition il 1915
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-15
n BozENAN.N A. AUGUST Is Is73

large number OF industrious and thiift,
farmers and graziers have. during the lasl
seven or eight years, resided. made settle
Iment, and constructed valuable md perma-
fnent improvements upon lands on the north
bank OF Sun liver, and are now cliltivating
the soil and erecting griss mills and other
valuable buildings, and are constructing
large bitches and sa,ials for agricultural,
milling, manufacturing, mechanical and
other industrial ptirpf.s SIS.
Tllat "A largr number ot otIT sest ssa pasE tas
North sidsof sun river are now cnasaged iii
raising stock, and own bands of cattle to the
aggregate number of about twenty thousand
head. the removal OF which would work 4
great hardship and render our graziers Liable
to much injury and irreparshle loss.
That If the line OF the reservation Is es-
tahlished at Sun river, it will bring the Inai-
ans in contact with a thickly settled portion
of our Territory, and thereby iaperil the
lives and property OF our citizens. willie the
notifications requested would in no manner
impair the c'ject OF your Excel'ency's u order.
bu. would change the line established about
thirty miles north of our settlements ana
thereby prevent the Indians from committing
depredatlons On our people.
Your petitioners would therefore respeet-
fully invite your earnest aud favorable con-
sideration Of the subject proposed, and as
In duty bound viii ever pray ETC. Herald
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-15
TIE San Francisco Bulletin cha, ges th

THE San Francisco Bulletin char ges that
the recent support OF the Republican tickr;
by the Chronicle of that city. was brought
about by receiving from Stanford & Co., Of
the Central Pacific Railroad, the sum Of one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. That
paper replies tl.at the Chronicle neither
begs. borrnws nor steals its money. That
they vii expend within the next six months
one htiI tlred aud fifty thousand dollars IN.
coin. honestly earned, to ex'end and sirrng
t en- itself. Ii will In that time have 60 900
circulsiion. We will stero yIe our forms;
we will double or business; we will have
news correspondents all over the world; We
will have the best talent in California; where
we get our money is of more Importance
to the public tnan where we gst on industry,
our energy. and our resoute determination
ID SO far ontstrip orr gruMbling, whini g
rival, thar his journal will only be used for
wrapping parcels
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-15

A New Y0gK publisher has issued trans
lation nf The Papal Ailocuton. delivered on
the 25th ot July, leliouEr ing the recent law
enacted By the Italian parliament for the dis
posal of Church property. TO All concerned
in the execution of the law. or who purchase
Church properly under it. His Holiness saws
that what they have d ,nen nr will doi> werth-
less ard null and void, and ti,sy have in
CURED the major rexcomnunication and other
censure>, and they are IN manifest danger of
eternal damnation.