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The New York herald., 1875-12-22


Bank shares sold at 81 for Fourth National, rs for
GermanAmerican 134 for New York and 1o6 for State
ofNew York. The latest bids are annexed:--Amerca
1853; American Exchange 116; Central National 1o2k
Chatham, 14o; City, 500; Commerce. 122K; conh-
mental, SO; Corn Exchange, 1885, East River, 104; ;
Fourth National 98 Fulton, $50; Gold Exchange 100
Hanover, So; Importers and Traders. 1877; Irving,
l2s; Manhattan $50; Mercantile, 1O7 Merchants, 123
Nassau, 1o3; New York, 133H; Ninth National, 50;
North America, lOl; Phnnix, 100k
STATE BONDS. 1.a a..te
In State bonds Tennessees made a further decline,
old ceiling at 4OT Al and series at 39X The
other changes were unimportant
MEMORANDA.
The rumor OF renewal OF the railroad war noticed
in to.day's HERALD has been confirmed by a notice
issued from the Erie Company to the effect that
from this city to the West reduced to rates CORE
spending with those from Boston .r
Tho facts concerning the freight difficulties between
New York and Boston to the West seem to be as fol-
lows:-
First-Thc recent advance In rates from New ork
TO the West was more nominal than real because the
principal shippers have contracts running about one
hundred Of whch continue into the spring months at
the rates of last summer.
Secondln consequences OF the above fact the alleged
discrimination against this city thus far has more par
ticuarly affected only the smaller occasional ship
pers.
Taird-The principal reason why the Boston companies
should refuse to adopt the proposed schedule OF the
Now York roads might reasonably be, that they would
place the Boston merchant at great disadvantage,
because the larger proportion Of the New York busl-
under existing contracts would continue to be
done much lower Herein has been one OF the
difficulties experienced In perfect understanding be-
tween the trunk lines; but serious one exists
in the want OF business When that is equal to the
capacities of tho railroads the cutting Of will be
an end
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which shippers refused TO pay Chartering
without special change and the business accomplished
ehieny IN petroleum vesses The 10 Liv
erpoo per steam. 1000 boxes bacon at sos iOd I'D
sseo or grain bush small lot Of leather reported at
sOs cotton quoted 7l6d 10 London. per steam. 0OO
oDs uour 80 3D. 200 packages provisions at S. 3D.
Saso. SSso gss.n a. a. lo1sd per 20 lbs 100 boxes
mmaacon oosi 5000 bush. grain, by sail. 95sd
me charters embraced Austrian bark ele hence to
SoIk Ios orders, with 400 quarters grain 7s 4d
prltsn oark 80 arrived from Baltimore direct port
~ . sae oseq hingdom T east coast Great Britain and
BRUSH bark hence 70 Liverpool with 100 bbs refined
Petloeum ~ 2s "a free consignment British brig hence
10 navre Win LOO bbls crude do IS 3D. privilege Of
ponuesux ~ same rate Norwegian bark NOV way
o pet hel reported hence TO Iavre, with 100 bbs
90 - D. WIN consignment option Of refined
british bark from Philadelphia Limerick with 22o0
dds rennea 90; at oA losd. Italian bark hence to
smyrna WIN lzooo cases do at 3ic free consignment:
British oaIk nohee y ava with % 0O0do private
sions. chiefly on private terma - - 49,
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY

a is 27s2c 200 :. - is.lec SO % 800 q y % sas
scS ssy SG q S ss % zoo 5US q 4 4 L july 100 g Il
August 600 at ia l7s2c Total 9soo bAleS Grand total
ssssoa s7 S.ss iss;S,s gs~ osssa 'ss Mos
Savannah 443e Charleston ss4 WilmiagteR $50 Nor
iss Total sisss bales This day last week: SSs73
2os2Si5 bs : Cotton Ireighss closed as iolows-rc
Havre, BY steam Nc Hamburg, By steam ie com ON,
YlIsc, 70 Liverpool By steam. 7-lSd By saii sled .
generally very steady Opium was still firm at SS 70 gold
s. s. per Is sassaas bark contnued qdet at Sc sson
selected Lcorcc paste was fair demand a. asc for
were quiet and une6Snsssd. We quote yellow Cali
% root s0 was Steady o e lsc Manna wss
steady With fair demand 52Sc SOC for small fake
soTss prime was firm at i5c. Alshss root wass in
oS. 1ua was sa ane bus steady az %
flowers unsettled ~ l4c Basam copaba was hrm t
buds dull at 6oc Colombo root IN light supply;
quoted a. &c. and l4s for powdered Gyserine was s.
and ssc for Italian Orange peel
quiet At 0fsDo l5e Ginseng enc as arm
e. sSA' ssn.s. e root u' Mss ss y s 81 10 s @
Essential oils were ysTy quiet. su: grcss we're steady
9oss S so o an IS so o saTsssy
u q s. so c59tOn ' T. i O ss5Sass soc y
Eli elsyos;. g so-slI esrrsaeyia 81 lemon, San,
sod 1
was dali We note sales Of so tons sal soda at y s7 100
drums caustc soda 90 cent "a S. and so tons soda
ash at s. o6A-al gold We quote Soda ash, ordinary
good brands 81 81 0 sal soda 81 4 caustic soda "a 4o
$2 i23 bi.sarb soda, y % "a S7K super earb soda
FEArHERs were steady. We quote s-frlme geese
5Sc 6oc choice do 62c mixed 35c 45c quality.
FIsu.-The market quiet, but prices steady We
quote e=George's Bank cod. $6 Sc 25 Grand Bank do
SIS $5 2o Shore mackere No l. S26 S27 do. No.
q Ole. Box herring No. L. 22c. scaled do. 25c 26c
FLOUR GRAIN-Feceipts-Flour 81 3S3 bbls. wheat,
4o3I2 bushels oats, 2oe44 do rye lo4 do; barley
but prices nomnay unchanged The sales including
State Western and Southern 1000 bushels the
nexed quotations. Corn meal steady with 375
bbs and $50 Sacks 81 for BrandYwine SO 80 So 90 for
Western Pennsyania and Jersey bbl and 81 10 ii 70
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Several valuable pieces OF property were offered for
sale at the Exchange yesterday.
Richard " Harnett sold in partition the four story
brick house (wth stores) the side OF avenue A.
81 feet and inches north OF Thirteenth street. and
known No. 215 lot 25.l0 by 100, 10 Mrs Elizabeth
SpcIman, for $4,000 Valued at Sic, 000
Albert h. Nchoiay sold At peremptory executors sale
the story and basement brown house. French
roof No 345 East Eighty fourth street. north sde 100
west OF First avenue lot 20 by 102 house 20 by
As s. 900 Of the purchase money to remain mort
gage long desired at per cent TO J. r. J.
Houghson for $9 15o valued at SIS 900 The building
cost S14 600 alone.
James NJ Miller SOLD in foreclosure one half OF the
church lot West Twenty sixth street. I20 feet
OF Seventh avenue lot "a by es to the second
mortgage, John keyes, for S1l, 100.
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES.

The amendments to the pork rules OF the Produce
Exchange, which have been long under eonsidcra-
tion, ratified yesterday meeting OF the Board
or Managers The rules will bo posted the bulletins
Of the Exchange to-day and 90 into eject AFTER ten
days have elapsed
A notice yesterday received AT the Produce Ex
change stating that the Ero Railroad has decided and
and so notified the other trunk lines that II positive
Information should not be received by them yester.
day from the Grand Trunk Railway they would ad
their from Boston TO tho same figures az
from New York and maintain them there. They will
reduce their through tariff from New York 10 take
effect today that the merchants OF New York will
be able 70 compete with those OF Boston for The Western
trade
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
MONEY MARKET.


For the first time In many months money on call AT
che Stock Exchange has been unobtanabe during the
entire day at less than per cent Seven, gold,
paid for considerable sums, and money was oanng at
that rate three o'clock with some wants unsupped
The hardening Of the rates for sterling exchange TO
and 400 for 60 day and sight respectively was not with
out It's influence, because these rates II maintained
indicate an early shipment Of gold which, in addition
to the continued Withdrawals OF legal tenders from our
banks, would soon reduce their reserves below
Tho legal limit The discrimination OF lenders
as to the kind OF security received naturally
increases with the hardening Of rates The discount
rates for New York exchange in the cities named were
as folows:-New Orleans, commercial, 7-l6; bank, k
Cincinnati heavy, 81 per $1,000 discount Exchange
was arm; prime sterling asking rates, 4soh and
aS9X; selling rates. Ass a 4s5h and 4s9 4SsH.
Reichmarks o5K q o5x and o6h 96I. Cables, o9.
Prime Paris, 5145S and six
THE GOLD MARKRT.
Gold opened 113H and closed at 113iS, all the saes
OF the day having been at these figures. The rates
paid for carrying were 2, ~, aud per cent Loans
were also made fat
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE RANK.
6old balances etoo' W.
currency Dalanccs. gsi,vU@
Gross oiearances. ...........-.. +VoSV'VVV
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crRAnrxc HOUSE STATEMENT.

THE FOhkiGh hAhhErs
The Lon don advices report the Withdrawn oi
fls 600 bullion from the Bank Of England balance
to-day Consols and United States bonds were nrm
Erie however receded to 137S. Late dispatches re-
port the market dull and quiet Rentes, 66 75 In
Frankfort new lves are 99K Consols for money,
o3 l1.16 q o3x; do for account 93A 93K 1865
bonds, old, lo4 1907 bonds, 1O6X lO7; ten-forty
bonds, lo6h; new hves, lO41 a los Erie, a.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were nrm with an advance In some
instances Rock Island sevens rose TO Ill, and Mil
waukee and ST. Paul, La Crosse division, TO 9s. The
Pacific issues sold at 1861 for Union rsts 100K 101
for land grants, s3h for sinking funds and at 100 for
Western Pacincs New Jersey Central consolidated
rsts brought llO< Ill do convertible 1861; Alton
and Tcrre Haute rsts no. and Morris Essex
OF 1871, lo7K Hannibal and St. Joseph convertibles
declined to So Milwaukee and st. Paul. l. and NJ. d.
vision sold at So Chicago and Northwest consolidated
coupon brought IS.
UNITED STATES TREASURY
The bank notes received to-day amounted TO
$780, 900; receipts to-day. $780, 000 customs
receipts, $500 000 The Assistant Treasurer paid
to-day s.ooo gold, account Of interest and s2o5 900
in redemption Of hve-twenty bonds despatch from
Washington says that the receipts from customs and
the internal continue TO show decided fall
ing of. The disbursements made by the Treasury
consequently light, and will continue to be so until
there is an increase in the receipts The following
the Treasury balances es-Currency, So $50 900; coin,
sos, 0oOo; less coin certificates, $2l, &C., OO0
PRODUCE EXPORTS.
The exports OF produce from this port for the week
ending to-day were s62s6,6oo against S. sOS, $50 for
the corresponding week OF 1874, and $5, ,S47 in
1873 The total exports OF produce from the port
since January this year s251, ,2ol 497 against
$751; 623 for the corresponding period OF 1874 and
$293, ST. in 1873.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed steady at the following
quotations limited States currency sxes 122 1913
do do 1881, registered, 119x l1sx; do. do, do,
coupon, 124h l24k; do. nve-twenties 1864, regis
tered called bondsl la do. do do coupon do, ia;
do. do 1855, registered, 1864 l16 do. do do, cou
pom, 115A 49, do. do do. new, registered, 116x o
III; do. do, do, do, coupon 12ok 12oH; do do,
1867, registered, 119H 11eh do. do, do coupon
1924 1921; do do, 1858, registered, IsH 11sk /;
do do, do, coupon 122a1 125 do ten-forties regis
tered, III 117S; do. do, coupon, l1s a 1lsA; do
fves, registered, 1l6s H. do do coupon, 116zs
q 117h. ..n.ei ~~
FRANCISCO MINING QUOTATIONS.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

Augustus 0. Van Lennep, publisher, No. a East
Twelfth street. who assigned TO John C. Broughion has
liabilities amounting IS 0S2 so, and assets worth
S., 900. Bonds have ordered IN 81, 200
f. G. Dumahant 4 Co., dealers in marble, No. 43l
West Thirteenth street, who assigned 20 Percival w.
Clement, have liabilities amounting to $102, 32T 03; as
sets, $45,3 375 09, which worth about SIS, 600
John Winans Co, provision dealers, No 2T2 WASH
ington street. have failed and made assignment TO
William Lindsay
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
FLUsHNGis LIQUOR wAR ENDED.

On Monday evening John Halleran, John McKenns
and Patrick D. Brown were summoned before the
Excise Board OF Flushing Long Island, TO show
why their licenses should not be revoked.
After testimony had been heard and short arguments
made by counsel the Board revoked Hailerans license
In the OF McKenna the only evidence tho
AFFIDAVIT of Detective Ellis, who not present for
examination The Board stated that they did not
slider this affidavit unsupported sufficient for the
revocation Of tho license, and therefore dismissed the
complaint
The case of Brown was adjourned untl January.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
BANKRUPTCY BUSINESS.

meeting Of the creditors OF Faxon Tebbets, auo-
tioneers No 132 Duane street. hold yesterday be-
fore Henry W. Allen Registrar Bankruptcy, at No
152 Broadway. Eleven creditors proved their claims
the largest being the Wiamsport Rubber Company, OK
Wamsport Pa, for $4,000 Frederick Wait Of
No "a Wall street, was elected assignee
A. II, Scoville, assignee OF Daniel Whalen, tobacco
dealer, who failed in October has ordered the sale OF
tho stock and property OF the bankrupt to take place
to-day at No 40 Water street.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c.... ....- ,,aa,,.r ,sSlAtvrsroS. Der; 81. 1875
good ordinary ike Net receipts 57 baIns' is2Se &
3,5sa Exports coastwise. 5,925. Sales 432S Stock
% EEw oRr1.ss, Dec 81, 1875
sross Cross gSSa es. Br.s ' 1927 bales.
s9s. e. sha cpnti9ent ali salas 70 rsance,
22ssS777' $50. 7j7 . 'A' continent '' o00o Stock
Cotton qqet middlng Ise as low %dding IKE good
%. s Sales 800 sSsi 9''' Exports coast
ornsGg SSisas Sds
Britain, 4o7e; to the Continent 1850 Sales, l,s4i,
Cotton easier; midding - 10 Isc isc low middng
12c l25sc good ordinary, ll1c Net receipts. o2A
bales E5porsmIo h the Continent lo2o; coasswse SS7
WILMINGTON, N G., Dec. 81 1878.
Spirits tsrpsntine dull st ssc Rosn steady a 81 40
Flour stoady sales Of 200 ebs 81 81 No SPRING
eI sG sn0e wSea v r. GT Sn %saso
s. ss extra white michgap q 50 Corn zoe M
SS ss = o4 10 aas No. and Sss"S 5 % - y n
feed-shors SIT asls So shipsus $40 S2i middlings.
SIS s2T.
% RsssPts-Foar 900 sbls wheat 800 bushels
Flour s,so6 1bls wheat il 900 bushels; 5000 do
Il SSIs ps. de- SSg s
bushels No. 1Innssoss a. 81 %. Corn inactive; No
vitality; nominal Rye i9se,Ivs @ and nominal Barley in
po@S @ mon do 'ass stass essadaS & aaS s s
terms. Pork dull at $2L Lard dull I3c Highwines
nominal.
ToLEpo, Dec 81, 1875.
Flour steady. with q moderate demand Wheat hrner;
held higher; No white Michigan 81 2s1 amber Michi
gan 81 l9 January S 20; No amber Michigan, 81 OF
No red winter 81 2ls 81 22 No rcd, 81 o4A Corn
dull; high mixed, new, 47c seller January, 471ac, low
mixed, new 47sc; No white, new 4sc grade. new,
hogs j ia 5 RsospssWhssi 5SsSss soT"
49, 900 do oats 900 do shpments-Wheat 5000 bush
els; corn, Sc, 900 do; oats, 5000 do.
CHICAGO. Dec 81, 1875.
Flour nominaliy unchanged Wheat strong higher;
No spring. u 02; No do esc spot; 9Skc January;
e9asc February; ST. 07h Mays No do. 79ac rejected,
651sc SIC Corn irregular; cash steady and options
hgner No 2 474c spot axe bid December 437sc Janu-
ay, 43c 4354c February rejected, 35c 4O3sc Oats
steady and unchanged Rye dull buyers Offering lower
prices Barley dull and shade &c., spot Dressed
hogs inactive and lower at 81 IS So Pork in good de-
mand and shade higher at $40 10 spot $40 80 $40 37
febrsary Lard in goed demand :. full prices sales a.
and unchanged i, Whiskey steady and unchanged M Re-
corn, $4,000 do oats 1900 do. rye 35 900 do barley.
shpmensl2Ooo bbls flour ID 600 bushels wheat, 10000
do 1900 do oats 800 do 1000 do. barley At
the afternoon call OF the Board-whoat steady at 9sc
9S1%c January; 991Sc February. Corn shade lower
z7c December 43Rc January Oats unchanged Pork
at $12 20 Sl2 20 cash. $l2 60 March.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22


For future delivery the sales follows
after two r. M-Deccmber 800 at l3hc February, 900
at IS lfS2c 900 At i3tc 100 AZ Is l32c March 800 az
- 9l6c 500 at 10 1890 300 a. 100 a. l3 y 52
May at IA Lice June 100 at IL Bloc August 300
At Ia 1892 Total, 1900 baes To-day up % two 4 M
January 300 at l3 l6c 100 10 532c 1000 At 3l6c
200 3 1872 i3 3l6c February GOO at l3 32c
TOO I31sc 900 10 332c, 100 1890. 200 at l3
1332c March. BnO Iassc 400 at 10 ~ $40 AnriL n'
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
BERORR GALLO A. NJ.
DIS AMI l1.an a M

lOI5 AND 1880 Am.
$1,000 6's, Q, 81 SO i24 $4,000 US 500 es l22x
1000 u 5 $40, q '65 415x ioOOO SIS iO4Or i17f?
10000 $40, ceS, l2o9s 1000 5s @ 81. ii7s
5000 do.;:.....s... i2oI 900 do........bc 1i74
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BUsTNEss oPPORTUNITIEs.

A MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
"A for six years and always in good credit wishes
party having $4,000 to invest In the stock commission
business 10 the right party copartncrship Is offered
with $4,000 References given aud required Address,
with real name, w. ID. y, Herald Office.
A YOUNG MAN WITH LARGE CREDIT Would
n like partner with - loo 5000 capital engage
profitable Jobbng business IN Kansas City. Address T.
L. THRELKELD, Kansas City. Mo.
A MEN or INTELLIGENCE AND GOOD ADDRESS
IN. In want OF profitable employment solicitors
address stating past business experience H. co. box
1895 city.
A ESTABLISHED DRY AND FANCY GOODS BUSI-
N Fulton street, Brooklyn, will be sold easy
for cash at great sacrifice good stock Of $4,000
20 SlS0OO best for selling Address box 81 Post
Office Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA INIAhhET.
HAVANA, Dec 81, 1878.
Spanish gold. 2l1 2lih. Exchange quiet tho
United States 90 days. currency 80 81 preium short
sight, 80 "a premium: 60 days gold 1iS ll9 premium
short sight, 12o l2i premium; London, IA 146
premium Paris, la llS premium. Sugar nominal.
EUROPEAN MARKET
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoSpoN Dec, 2l-Evening.-
Lnseed oil 24s Cd 25s per cwt Spirits Of turrentne
2os 9d. y 26s. per cwt. ea
The New York herald., 1875-12-22

T WANT CAPITAL IN LIGHT MANUFAcTURING
business OF which manufacture eight different kinds Of
goods all my inventions and patents only kind n this
country; could l this years. orders by $4,000 IL
profit 30 per the Jobbing trade;
genuine and legitimate business Call and Samples at
lT6 Broadw Ay, ~, tho
The New York herald., 1875-12-22

LyOR sALE-A oNE-HALF INTEREST IN BODY or
454 aeres OF land located in Bosque Erath and Psc
Pinto counties TexA contiguous TO the line Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad For particulars address v. LITTLE.
Cheraw. s. O.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22

ID AILWAY ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION
~ The UNDERMINED c engineer Of 20 years experiences
In the construction OF railroads mostly in Central New YORK;
offers his services n tho making Of preliminary To-
cation and estimates OF Of in the build
ing Of lines eady located Parties the
struction Of lines Of railway have their work thor
oughy and promptly executed References IL desired and
respectfully solicited from private parties unknown
subscriber Address T. w. SPENCE, Civil Engineer Utica
NJ Y.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22

EoUR THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL PURCHASE A
Liquor Business in fine location down town. patron
iEed by the best and paying profit Of $500
mum Investigation invited; agents. Address JAMAICA.
Herald Office
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Personal.

Schuyler Colfax, ex-vice-P President of
the United States, is announced to deliver
his lecture on Abraham Lincoln, at Fort
Edward, N. Y, Friday evening. Jan. 90,
1875.
DR.. j. e. Wells. of the United States
Navy, formerly of Burlington, has been ap-
pointed to take charge of the United States
hospital at Japan.
1t is reported that Conductors +. A.
Wilder and ]. J. Paris will leave for Pana-
ma in few days.
Prof II. T.. Meanwhile, of Castleton
seminary, will deliver free lecture at the
Union church in East Dorset on Friday
evening of this week. Subject, popular
Education" We hope those who are in
terested in this subject will not fail to be
present, as Prof. NJ. is a gentleman of high
intellectual culture, and has had fine
reputation as teacher for many years.
Rev. L. Warren, late pastor of the Uni
versalist church in Barre. sails for Europe
in the Cunard steamer China, from East
Boston, on the Esd instant. His daughter
accompanies him, and probably Rev. G. II.
Forbes, of Gaysville. They will have the
best wishes of their many friends for a
pleasant trip.
There are probably more gentlemen who
hold or have held high public offices, in the
habit of attending the sessions of the Or
angs county court, than Of any other coun.
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THE SFAC'rS.v

We trust that those who have been so
long and so anxiously awaiting the Presi-
dents message, that they might ascertain
the "facts" relative to Louisiana are now
satisfied. The message has made its APP
pearanee, and they can now speak ca cathe-
dra. AS whole, we like the message in
parts we utterly dissent from its views and
conclusions. We are agreeably disappoint-
ed in its tone and temper, it being intended,
as it seems to us, to be mild, temperate
concilatory and somewhat non committal ;
but, with this, it must be confessed that it
contains more or less of special pleading,
and endet vor to shift responsibility from
his to other shoulders and tacit approval,
at least, AS we shall endeavor to show
of the acts of Sheridan, Kellogg and others
on the 4th of January. But as to the
"facts," that have been SO anxiously de-
sired that an opinion might be formed and
expressed, what are they? AS we have all
along insisted, there is not n single fact
with which the country is not already fa-
miliar. The President frankly states that
he has no knowledge respecting the ''ceuI
detat of January 4th, except such as hat
been received since that day and already
published. The "facts," then, were as wei
known days ago as now. While the Pres
ident does not avow or disavow the action
OF Sheridan, De Trobrand, Kellogg and
others, it must be remembered that among
these facts are these very acts, and the en-
dorsement thereof by the secretary of war
in these words "The President and al
"of us have full confidence in and thor
"oughly approve your course And
again
telegraphed you hastily to-day, an
swering your dispatch. You seem to feal
that we will be misled by biased or partia
statements of your acts. You may be as
sured the President and cabinet confide il
your wisdom and rest in the belief that al
acts of yours have been and will he Judi
ciOus.
This being part of the facts, as the Pres
ident has not dlsavowed it, as the secretary
of war assumes to and can only speak il
his name, are we not bound to assume, not
withstanding the evasive nature of the mes
sage, that he does approve of all these acts
What other conclusion can we come to, 8,
long as the acts are not disavowed, 80 lon,
as the secretary of war in the name of tn,
President and cabinet approves, so long a
Sheridan is retained in command, 80 lonJ
as the state house is still guarded by Unite,
States soldiers? 1t seems to us, moreover
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-15
News Items.

The Kellogg legislature has chosen Lieut.
Gov. Pinchbeck United States Senator.
Mr.. Sharon has been elected United
States Senator from Nevada
Hon. Austin f. Pike has been renomina-
ted for Congress by the republicans of the
Second New Hampshire district.
King Kalakaua and suite arrived in Chi
cago Tuesday morning. The mayor and
city council gave him formal reception.
The New Haven Journal seconds the
Hartford Courant's nomination of ex-Presl-
dent Woolsey for governor.
George Brown, the champion oarsman.
is very sick at Halifax.
1t is now generally conceded that Rus
sell Sage will accept the offered director
ship and be made president of the Pacific
Mail.
Bret Harte denies that he has obtained
q position in the New York custom house,
as reported.
A man named Harris was arrested al
Beechers residence in Brooklyn Tuesday
evening for attempting to pass forged
check on the Plymouth pastor.
The next college regatta IS to be held at
Saratoga, July 14th, 1875.
A. T. Stewart 5 Co. have headed the
New York subscription to the centenria
with $4,000, and half dozen other firms
give $4,000 apiece.
The senate, Wednesday, confirmed thu
following George Nancy of Tennessee
minister resident at Ecuador, vice L. II
Wing, deceased ; George II. Baker, envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
TO Russia Edgar Stanton Of Illinois, con
sui at Bremen Theodore Canisius of Iii
nois, consul at Bristol.