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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
Steamboats, anu Railroads.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCHRAlLROAD
~ CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEN gElSh -,
ALI. RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEWfOkk AND
49,

NLI. NJ. LINE BETWI.IN NEW 1VItN Ef-'A
LONG NiAsth.
Commencing Wednesday, July Z. lSfo
SIX TRAINS ZACH WAY DAILY sundy exeeitea'
passing through Woodbridge. Perth AnDoy SVdth ADoy'
aaaD Mid,!c,Own aJd Rcd Bank. 49,, NJ, an
New York. loot Of lJperyst, NOfth ia'ct d. oo'
200, 1890 a m. 100 $50. BOO p. ~.
RETURNING -. =.
Leave Long Branch az 1905, 800 1905 NJ $50. 40
620p m. ,-...-., ,...... -.
In ADJ on to the above accommodation train leaves New
York for south Aoy $50 D. Leaves south Amboy for
Newly Ora at o. p a. -.
Stlets connect At MArAWAE, with all trains % anil rom
REPORT and ~ LONG BRANCH STATION WIN al
trans 10 and from OCEAN GKCN r and AsBC ~ fahh;
II. l.. BALDWIN, Gen Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

IT, of course impossible at this time to cay just what
changes will be made; but Il can be safely predicted that
they will De 80 radical 20 almost entirely change The
nature VI the organic law %, the state Perhaps The only
paris Of the present Constitution which viii survive VIII
he those 10 which the restrictions in the Convention bill
apply. "
coeiy mod led after the Constitution Of the State of
New DIRK. provide five judges % The Supreme Count
l. JUDGES Of the superior Court, i've Commissioners
for IN county and two istratCs for each township
These are all elected by tc Opic. The JUDGES ~ the
gcrior Court aud The Suicur for each Judicial Dis
trc elected 10y the diste; In which they To hold
courts.
TIE Convention party claim that this system Il too ex-
pesVe and It's abolisnInent Ii certain IL Is proposed
10 rrduce the number OF supfe ne Court Judges 10 ibrco
las forneriyl and the superior Court JUICES 10 nine,
linus saving the state, in the judicial department
alone several thousands Of dollars annually. III 10 also
proposed abolish the township ~ SION, and substitute
The Old cGuDty court, the Gaze under The tOhs-
ton OF 1881 They claim that, Sbe IL may suit Anw-
YORK and other pOpnlDls sidics, IL Is mol shite 10 TIE
aIguDent but IL will take with the masses who WISH Ia
Gel back 10 the good old time way ~ tIaDsicfing
business Instead OF The people ercns the judges oi
the courts county rates solicitors,
ete these officers will BIZ appointed b. The Legislature
Tins the under the iOIcr Constitution, nnd TIE
conservative people Of North Carolina Who regard any
innnyaion with sspeon lnye never looked win favor
ma sisirac "dabbng ID politics" 10 secure MS own csc
ton, IL intcnsely iepugpant; ana, consequently, tbls
proposed change viii meet will hearty support
General. Formerly, tie duties OF this Office were per
formed satisfactorily by the solicitor ~ the "Wahe Dis
tici" and with less expense 10 The state than Is now
done IL docs little niggardy for Stale To econo
But To people burdencd with heavy lakes ana
rewarded wb pooi returns for labor The dignity OF tLe
state does not scm half important as TIC economical
administration Of government.
her ma Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16
FOREIGN PORTS.

ANcovA. Dec 24-Arrived, brig Emilia GtaD, Ruggiero,
New York.
BATAVIA, Nov 23-saed bark Henry Buck, Field,
Sourabaya.
BoMBAY, Dec 2S-saled ship Cora. Cooms Burmah
DUBLIN Dec 23-Cleared, bark Auguste Tie tsc Deck.
feldt Wilmington NC.
MoNrEvIDEO, Nov l5-Arrved brig Spring Bro (Br).
Hassel Rio Grande.
OLD HARBoR, ia, Dec 2In port schr Stone, Cross.
for Boston seth.
PAssARoEANo, Nov l-Arrved. bark ATLANTA. Davis
Batavia.
sailed Nov r. bark Mctis Kent, New YORK.
QUEENSTOWN Dec 29-Sailed. bark Elp Aus, MaregliA,
Baltimore. -
sANARASc, Nov 2O-sarca. brig II sibley. colson.
England.
SINGAPORE, Jan ARRIVED, ship VIM Woodbury., Curtis.
Cardtf
ST. JOINS NF, Dec 2-Cleared brig Pride OF the West
tBr), Cal. ahan. It Jago
STJOHN. NIB. Jsn l4-Tvwed back. schr Carl d La
throp, McAllep tor Havana tsee Miscellany.
TRIESTE, Dec 23-Saled, steamer Dewick (Br), ward,
New YORK.
New YORK for Greytown Nc pnt IN TO Obtain medicaI
aid for the captain would proceed IN day or two l2h
Craig, Woodbury.. Portland tand sailed l2h tor ia
and sailed 2st New Haven .
Sailed Dec s. brig Alice lBr. Montgomery from New
YorNj 2Ist brig Maggie Wood tBr) New Haven; schrs
Gertrude Pluminer. Piummer, Porto Rico; I'd. Ella
rrefehen. Beers Jamaica - co.
Passed by Dec II. schr Minnie Cronan tbr, Collins
from Nova scotia for st Domingo, seeknR.
TRINIDAD, Jan s-Arrivei BARK Stawmut tucker,
Buenos via ST Thomas schr Jonathan May, Neal.
PlliuueluhiA,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Jan l4-Ceared. bark Geo Kemp, Taylor.
Agoa BAY, schrs Emma wmsor. Atwood surinam;
Henry Norwe Burgess Mobile Qatter two before incor-
rectlv printed. - ., -.
i5th-Arrved. steamer VIM Lawrence Howcs Balti-
more schr Hattie Lewis smi h. Grand Menin
I5th-Below. steamer Oriental. savannah. . $50
Cleared-steamer VIM Crane. Baltimore and Norfolks
bark Olustee New schr Fanny IL Johnson, kich-
mond. Va, via Woods Hole.
BALTIMORE. Jan lt-Arrved, BARK Countess OF Duff
term (Br). Nc Donald. Londonderry; brig X wright
Boyle, Rio Janeiro; schr Rebecca Smith Grace SOM
erset. -
i5th-Cleared. steamer Johns Hopkins, Boston; ship
Emily Farnham san Francisco: schr Hatue algcs
Salem. - s., ~,
Smith, Baltimore: Chas II Dow. Chids Long Island Ba-
hamas r.. e.. r.
saiied-schr Mark Pcndleton Thomas. st Marys. Ga
I5th-Arrived barks Wood. st Thomas; Jardine
Bros (Br), Liverpool; schr Carrie Webb, New YORK
Sailed-bark Ridderkirk fUerj. Cork tor orders 10,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan l5-Arrived, steamer pottsvliIe'
winnett, New York; schr Joseph Clark Mcintyre
sailed-steamer keniworth. Liverpool; schr Belle
NSwcAsrLE : Ell Jan Is, AM-Passcd down, schrs Mary
@ Collins Tor the Indies; Herbert Oiive, Jr ior
Cardenas; W Magee for Cienfuegos.
Steamer Allentown, for Boston, passed down yeser-
day PM
Noon-Ice quite heavy -,
awamteak IRON st Johns, PR Nadab, from Boston,
both tor Philadelphia ,,, n No,
Minnesota went to sea yesterday anu pris Neu
mann Gaedbehn (0crJ, ats Pm
schr Kate kommell passed out last night
shin arrived at last evening in tow OF iceboat a.
City ceboats Nos and LETT for Phladelpha AT AM
and steamer Albemarle arrived from New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Jan l3-Arrived, barks Eous Ger, Bordng,
New York; Ath Maggie Chapman tBr), Dernier, Phila
delphia; Hebe Ger, Bohm, New York.
ALICANrE-Arrived, brig Hermanos (Nor) Larsen, New
York.
CALCUTTA Jan M-Arrved. ship B Cheney, starkey,
Boston via Madras
GESoA-Arrived, brig Nellie NtaD Capeo, New York.
GIBRALrAR-Sailed, brig Hesen, Gould urom Mes
sna), Boston schr Minnie Loud, II olt Qrom Pnlermo
Baltimore.
HAvRx Jan H-Arrived, ships Borneo. Shaw, Mobile;
Norris Barstow, New Orleans.
Sailed 18TH ship Reynard CAsson United Sates bark
Maggie Mcneil, Heron. do.
HONG KONG Jan l3-Sailed, steamer Alaska Van Sicc,
San Francisco via Yokohama
LIVERPOOL. Jan 15-Arrived, barks Golden sheaE
Thompson. Portland, Me; g Jayne. Hawkins, Gal
weston.
Also arrived 18TH steamer Siberia tBr, Harrison. Bos
ton; barks Alice Roy (Br, Douglass, Savannah; Roscs'
CNor), Stoesen, Daren
Sailed l5th ship Thorndean tBr), Harvey. San Fran
cisco.
Sailed 18th. ship Golden Rule Hall, Orleans (see
below; barks Nor (Norh Randvig Baltimore; Aurora.
HtaD, Pelazzo Philadelphia.
Lizard. Jan Is S AM-Of, steamer Holland (Br), Simp-
son, from New York for London.
LONDONDERRY ian H-saiIed. barks Village Belle Br),
Little, United States; Harvester Br,, Peterson. do.
LISBON. Jan l3-Arrive0, ship Mariana port, Fer
rcra, New York.
MEssINA-sailed. bark Saga (Nor) Olsen. New OreansN
brig Stephen Bishop, Gilkey, New York
PLYMOUTH. Jan l5-Arrived. brig Amon Rowcll (Br,
Moon Buenos Ayres
PERNAxBUco prior to Dec 22-Arrived, brigs Cary..
Ryder, and Bertha Ger, Kuhn. Richmond.
QUEENSTOWN Jan l0-Arrived bark G Whitmors.
Peabody, Iquque mot arrived Falmouth-see below.
Arrived 18TH ships Jubilee tBr Langois. San Franz
cisco Louise for) Hull for Pensacola below,
Also arrived 18TH steamer France tBr Altree. Boston
for Liverpool.
Sailed 18TH 80 PM. steamer Republic B. Gleadell
from LiverpooD, New York.
RIO JANEIRo, Jan l2-Sailed, brig d Chapman.
Knight Baltimore.
SYDNEY. NSW, Jan H-Arrived, steamer McGregor
tBr), Granger. San Francisco &c.
LONDON I5-The vessel ashore at Carnsore Point Ia
not the British steamer City Of London, incorrecuH
cabed but the British ship Of that name. Capt Brown.
from San Francisco Aug 81 tor Liverpool The 10
making clean breach over her, and she will break
II the weather continues bad. An effort TO land her
cargo will be made the weather moderates Crew all
safe.
leans which put back to l. Dec 7 to repair damages
her voyage Jan "A
ship Louise Gor) from Hull for Pensacola has put into
Queenstown in q damaged condition.
BARK Whmore. Peabody, from Iquique. was in
collision to-day at Queenstown with the Eagle. and lost
bowsprit and orerigging.
telegram from vigo the schr VIM starrett (Br,.
Dexter. from New York Dec for Oporto has foundered
Crew saved. Another account says the w
was wrecked Oporto. and that the cargo
lost fThe 22 tons register. built at Rainey's
Cove, Ms in 1873 and hailed from Halifax. Her cargo
consisted S2S5 bushels Of wheat 400 bbs of -four and
6uO0 staves
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHTESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
and southwest Sth, with mdse and passengers to
wits %se a Ga f.
ana Bk rTs
steamer Ellen Jerry saysar. SewOern NC with
Steamer vnaica!or Morton, Philadelphia, with mdse
steamer Periiomen Fierce. Philadelphia with coal to
with mdse to GrinneL Mnturn Co. Came the south
ern passage and had fine weather to Hatteras; was
w gar,sn s se1 Aes
Brown. Had light winds and Gains 70 Anjier which
a9s r. oas
II as Of 1d % strong a
The s anchored on the bar and has received orders to
a NITRATE $ to Aug
Has:sss 3, & S% n,
s sa's wv wy s SPOKE Sark va5asa asr
s3 Z! S%S sSHf
ssie MaIanns Y SISrS santos Lisbon 81 days, with
'Gss snS ss' 70 sps5 Moua
and Nautilus 0e II with ae to order Passed Cage Of
Had moderate weather. Dec is lat 6 ). lon d q ".
spoke bark Mary. OBJ from Nautilus for London, As
Bars Traveller eofYarmouth, Ns Ferguson. Liverpool
:, S ;ss
@s :;;a$s 1na.
sSs %s @
Eqaator Pee ~ in Ion 81 w. Had strong IT Sc trades
s1s h seaSs s to
s vale snd
iced up obliged tie into the Gulf Stream to free
schr Island City !o Boston,, Smith, Montevideo "a
DAYS with hides to Vernon Brown Co. crossed the
CIR Hand, Doherty; Para "a days with rubber to
seh Bsgsduee OF castins COX Ola HaToor a via
%ess Loud Sasc with a strong
gales; sprung foIemas:head Jan Il 90 miles Esh Of
copper bottom bottom up. apparently but short time
schr Thomas p Ball, Ryder Indlanola via Hampton
Roads with hides cotton &C. to order; vessel to
schr Vineyard, Rosebrook, Charleston days with
schr Vim Iazese. freeman, Virginia.
schr Chas Lawrence, Adams Virginia
s sesr s slsS'f baa si' v4s,n nas'nA
Schr simonon, Hall Baltimore.
sioop captain Price, Virginia.
Sioop Isaac Constock. Johnson Virginia
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
I'M se1 Wnnsy Has for New York.
City Fitchburg. Springer, New BEDFORD tor
steamer Bolivar Lawson oi''i New Bedforu for New
York. with mdse and passengers
steamer Electra, Young Providence tor new York.
with mdse and passengers
Schr Ha tile, Davis. Port Jefferson for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer City OF ftchburg, Baker. New York for New
Bedford
steamer Electra. Younr. New YORK tor Providence
Steamer Delaware, smith New York for Norwich.
Schr Mary Lizzie Br, Downie New York for st Johns,
NJ.
schr Eta Sylvester, Sylvester, Virginia tor Fairha
schr A Chescboro Foster. Port johnson for Prov
dence.
schr Robert Palmer. Dennson. New York for Fall
River.
Schr Orion Smith, Eizabethport for Norwich.
Schr Challenge howard. Port Johnson for Providence
Schr Lucian, bowen Port ohnSOn tor Providence.
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Ship Matilda, Carver. from Cardiff Nov D for snga.
PORE Dec g. lat 8 81 N. Ion rs 45 W.
Ship Hndostan, from Calcutta for New York. Nov g.
lat 20 % 5. Ion 05 w.
Bark Erna Ger, Schultz from Bremen for New Or,
leans Dec % lat 4S 80 lon 7 81.
Bark Harold OBJ Dinsmore from Newcastle. T. for
Callao, Dec g. lat 4S 30 Ion So y "
Bark Chilli tBr, Mcleod, from Dublin Nov 3d. for RAN
COON, Nov ~ lat 20 ". lon 20 w.
sars c H s srIn Nor rorhaeh from Brunswick
BARK lconium, Malgram. IRON VALPARAISO Nov ~ for
San Francisco, Dec 4, lat IL % S. Ion "a W.
Bark Howard Orb O'Neill. from Belfast for Doboy
Dec le lat ~. Ion Is
Bark PhGB Dutch,, from Padang for New York, Nov
r. lat q 08 = Ion IL 4.
The. "RRND" GER, from New York tor Maulmain
Nov ld lat Is y. Ion "a W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT, RI Jan IS. 1878
schr Laura Messer bound from Boston to Baltimore.
before reported ashore on sandy Point Block Island is
high and dry the beach, and 1t will be impossible
get her off without high tide. wreckers
offered assistance when she first went ashore, but her
captain refused it. believing he could get her Off himself
Subsequently a contract made for $1,000 but the
attempt proved rutess and the contract given
1t reported that both the island ercxing
panies have made contract conformity to get her OF.
she has cargo Of apples, rates 40 tons anu nearly
new. Insured,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16

Bros
steamer fants, Hswer Phiiadelphia-James Hand.
ship JACOB Stamler SAMSON Havre-boyd Hnck-
chip Robert hfManus, Beais, Montevdeo and Buenos
Ayres-JOhn horton Jr. 4 SON.
BARK Juanita IBp, Brown, The Downs-George
Buey =,
Bark Merlo dtaD, Bozzano. Cork or Famouth-soco-
yich 20.
Bark Three Brothers, Edwards Rio Janeiro-James
Ward Co. 80
Bark somanden (Nor), Hansen. Baltimore-Tetens
Bockmann. . :,
Brig Lily (Br), Passful. stranrser Cscotland,-Geo
Buey.
Brig Harry. Robinson, saGua la Grande-simpson'
Clapp 4 Co
Brig Hattie Eaton Cook, st Thomas-Penisoh CO.
schr Joshua Grndle FreethY. Indianola-Evans, BAH
&Co.
schr Hurbut Grimm, Norfolk, va-slaght 4
Petty.
schr Edward Everett Gray. Gloucester-RJ Goodwin
Son.
Son.
Cleared l4th-schr Kocheko, johnson, Barcelona-Jas
Henry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16

18th inst win repaired there The cargo may probably
be disposed Of there
soHR MAGGIE II tBr was driven ashore on the south
side Port Hastings during the gale OF Dec 30 where
sne now lies full OF water Capt Mcclellan had N board
his the time about 100 hhds salt in bulk which
Is a total loss.
NORFOLK Jan l4-steamer san Marcus has completed
discharging and will be lowed to the governme
dry dock at the Navy Yard this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16
SAILED.

Steamer Fanira for Philadelphia: ships Hericon San
,N9r, Bristol; Lizzie Merry Kingston ia; Flora Nsr,
Havana briggs Matilda BeiagamDa ItaD, Dundhk D
Brown tBrl. HALIFAX, Ms; Fido GER. Rio Grande
Julia (sr, st Johns. Nf schrs Mary Lizzie lBr. do:
VIM Frederick. Liverpool Mercy Trundy. Ponce, PR
Phebe, Havana
Wind at sunset NV fresh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16
A REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1871

WASHINGTON Jan. Is, 1875.
caucus or republican senators was held this
morning, Mr. Anthony presiding The order
of business under discussion was with
especial reference to the Louisiana ques-
ton. 1t was decided with almost COM
plete unanimity, that the Louisiana case
should be disposed OF hrst, and that the President
Should be sustained IN Ills recognition OF the Ke.
logg administration as the legal government OF
that State. IL IS understood that a resolution TO
that effect Will be introduced within a day or two
and passed with as little debate as possible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are
informed that by telegraphiny to the HERALD London
Bureau No 10 Fleet street. the arrivals and depart
ures from European ports, and other ports abroad Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the will be cabled " this country
tree Of charge and published.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SPOKEN.

The Cross Ledge lightboat arrived at Philadelphia
evening of 18th inst in tow OF iceboats.
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Steamer. Gaelic tBn, Parsen, Liverpool via Queens
town--n Jorus.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
/ Saas. lDest,nation.I on
Steaale

,ATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRuARY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHIs DAY.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. Is, 1875.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16
JANUARY IA. is,

The evidence upon which the sub com mittee base
their conclusion has not yet being written out II will
be submitted hereafter If 1t shall be deemed desirable
The committee themselves voted to adopt the report,
and also the TO the House. with the
concentration that the same be printed and recommit
ted.
For the committee. GEORGE r. HOAR, Chairman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16
THE OVERTHROW OF KELLOGG.

That the White League would readily cooperate in any
meut your committee do not doubt; 50 Viii. SUB.
stsntaly all the white citizens of Louisiana such
ganzatuns may be dangerous and very rarely to
pe iusuned The affair of the iith of September
whIe League had purchased arms. Inc police had
erev e a mRa %o o o an rom 6
members who had bought them. consignme Mt Of
members OF league called out the morning
Of The ian TO go aud take them n body lhe police
collision on the wharf aud several persons were killed
Troops in New orleans ana The one grafton Of the
Kellogg party was such that be ore night rem and his
Offices without struggle. The movement was every
the State until the federal government lnteriered, when
Penn and his associates at once surrendered II ousi.
would at once be Installed in power, but the conserva
ves Of Louisiana do not propose TO fight tue federal gov
eminent
They submit, not because they want 10. but because
against T Che ass not because free labor fs
sS g the eec f5d of & Sna yet
Of The last election and because they thnk
ana s our the
substantial citizens Of the sae WIZ submit 70 any falr
anythina by which hey can secure rm and good gov
form Of government tnlt viii AFFORD them pro,ec
question q political party: After your eommittee had
ofisi3 they received letter from Governor kellogg
pressing desire that they should thai subject
Later they received ctEr from McEnery and Penn ana
associates proposing submit their claims 90 the state
oces % the nnttee az arbitrators In view OF TN
assurance that submssion desired on the part
OF hessrs Keio2 nd Antoine and their associates the
eounlttee aqu esd letter 70 each Of these gentemc
desiring to know explicitly whether each would
submit to The dee atiOn OF committee. n
they found he was not duly elected nc would resign his
ONCE or All claim the Office would not enter upon
u during the term for which he claimed have been
elected
To this communication they received reply from VT.
Nc merry and those associied with him. asserting 70
the submission; and IN the his ton
fore the committee, Governor Kellogg Expressed the
same intenUOn ana Dis opinion that those asso.
cIated with him ouVht 10 eonsnt 10 the
Arrangement His formal reply has been received
qua regIB and We see Dy The Dgbhc that Mr. An.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22
Presidents Message Approving ~.
nance NIL.


The President sent IL. day the follow
lng message, accompanying his approval
of the new finance bill
10 The senate Of the United States:
Senate Bill NJ. ioll. to provide ii,
tho resumption ~ specie payment. |,
before me. md this day receives my siu,
nature and approval. | venture upon
this unusual method Of conveying notice
Of approval l., the House, where the
measure originated beeanse o it, great
importance to the country 1T large, In
order 10 suggest further Legislation,
which seems ~ me essential tp make
this Inv cflcctnal. H. Ii slhjee, of con.
graduation thAt the measure has become
\ law, which likes the date when specie
resumption shall commence, nnsl implies
~ obligation On ,he part of Congress, II
III its power. 70 give .nel, Legislation a.
may prove necessary to redeem this
promise. To this end, respectfully call
your attention 10 \ few suggestions.
First, the necessity for increased rcye
nne 70 carry out tho obligation of adding
to the sinking fund the annual one per
cent, 81 the public debt, amounting now
% about $4,000, 900 per aanum, and IL
carry cut the promise. II TIL. measure
~ redeem, under certain contingencies.
$4,000, 900 q the prcscn, lesnl tenders
and wishou, contingency the fractional
currency now In circulation. How il
Increase The surplus :cvenne IN for Con.
gress to desise; but will venture To sug.
gest that the duty on ten md coffee
might DO restored without permanently
enhancing the cost IL consumers, aud
that The ten per cent. reduction IT ,ariil
on articles specified IN the Inv of June
y, 49,, Do repealed. The supply ii Ten
and coffee already On hand In the United
States would IN All probability be- al
vnnced IN price by adopting this meas.
urc, but II Ii known tl,as the adopting of
free entries 10 these articles Of necussi,y
did not cheaper them; II merely added
to the profits Of the country producing
them. o. Of the traders IA those countries
who have exclusive trade In them.
~. The first section ~ ihe hill now
under consideration provides ,hai frac.
tional currency shall b. redeemed IN Ill.
Yer coin ~ rapidly ~ practicable. There
u no provision preventing hnctnatlon III
the value Of paper currency with gold
NJ anything over ten pr cont. above cur.
rcncy. In the United States II Ii prol,a.
bly, almost certain tina, silver would bc
bought up for expectation ~ fas. ~ II
was put out, until change would Lr -
scarce ~ q make tho premium of Ii equal
70 the premium On gold " sufficiently
high u make II ~ longer profitable II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22

\ late lss,lr af Ihe iifisbmgh Post
contains The following: "Ahnnt three
years ago Rolrrt Mcclellan, III North
Fascitc township, buried two little girls,
twins. side ~ side. About i week ngn
Their '"'lirs were disintcrrrd fr tho
purpose q removing them 10 another
part ~ the cemetery. Dnr Of The bmlics
was iannd ~ ial dceayc.l TINT hut little
~ u remained. Thu other was found to
bc pctriiicd, and thu contour oi tho body
:" perfectly retained that ev.n its finger
nails We're complete. What appears
strange y that The bodies were subject ID
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