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The New York herald., 1875-12-10
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The Exchange crowded yesterday, owing to the
advertisement OF the sale of valuable pieces or
property Broadway what is known as the Seventh
avenue plaza The bidding was quite spirted-n fact,
far exceeding anything that has been witnessed at the
Exchange for weeks and to the great astonshment or
all present the property sold for very its full value
v. K Stevenson Jr made the sale, the premises
consisting Of two first class three story and basement
high stoop brown stone dwellings, Nos 1920 and ,522
Broadway east side between Forty-sixth and Forty
seventh streets facing tho seventh avenue junction.
houses 20 by So lots 20 by So sold by order Of the Su
preme Court The terms OF the sale ten per cent
cash thirty five per the delivery Of the deeds
and the balance nifty five per cent to remain bond
and mortgage for from 10 three years II desired
The rstbuding and lot put up was No 500 which was
started $40 900 and rapidly SIS 600 when bids
made of $25 and $50: then II rose again to
thousand dollar BIDS and was finally knocked down
TO w. H. Butler for SEE, $50. No. l,522 then put
up and finally purchased by Ed. W. Cole, for
s26 $50 the lots and buildings being valued at from
$28, 900 to $50, 900 each.
A e. Lawrence sold in foreclosure the plot or land
60 by 1O05l West sixy-eghth street, north side.
of Eleventh avenue for So 000 10 the PLAINTIFF the
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company.
d NJ. Seaman sold in foreclosure, the lot Is by 100,
Eleventh avenue west side, 70 feet south Of Forty
ninth street also lot on West Forty-ninth street. 100
feet Of Eleventh avenue, subject to mortgage OF
$2l $50 for $780, TO I. F. Saxey, in all So o50
James NJ. Miller sold in foreclosure, the lot and three
story brown stone basement house. lot 16 by 5S, on
Prospect place. east sdo So feet south of Forty third
street. for $500 mortgage So 050 in all So $50,
to NJ Cutting, said property being valued at $l3 600
Also by order OF the Court, lot with three story
frame house thereon lot 20 10 by 100 on the Grand
Boulevard west side 26 10 feet north Of Tooth street.
to James Copeland for $4,000.
Hugh N. Camp Sold In foreclosure, the lot with two
story building, lot % by halt the block
East Firth street. south side lao feet of Fourth
avenue as widened to j. G. Hawiey for 81 $40 over a
mortgage of S 000 and interest from January 10 1875
SAID property being valued at $4,000.
j. L. Wells sold by order OF the Court plot OF land,
so by 1856 on Marion avenue Fordham Twenty fourth
wardl TO Dennis Valentine for 5000.
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1873. 1874. 1875
October. 81, 5Ie, $50 81, ,4o7,s74 1858, 900
For moro complete comparison it is necessary to
add to the figures given for 1873 and 1874 about
500 900 as the average monthly earnings of the "pro
pretary roads, which are included in the amount
stated Tor 1875.
The officers OF the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way Company state in a circular published in Wall
street that they advised OF the existence Of
spracy for the dissemination of false and bcous
ports by OF special dispatches to the press and
by articles purporng be the result OF the nvestga
tions Of an accountant into the Affairs Of the company
for the purpose exciting alarm among the holders OF
its stock and bonds and TO throw dstrust upon its
credit
Some OF these articles, they say, have already been
circulated for publication and will doubtless op-
pear in pursuance Of the plotting of Wall
jobbers. The officers Of the company emphatically
deny all stories as to its embarrassments and its
greatly improved condition in every particular hnan
cially and materially. Investors in the property,
whether holders its stocks bonds, should take
notice, and not sacrifice their securities TO the tricks OF
Spectators The company has taken to call
the parties implicated to account.
The Pacific Mail steamship Company officially state
that the steamship Los Angeles reported lost, does
not belong the Pacific Nail Steamship Company but
TO the Victoria, opposition line
The report Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pnny proved disappointment to the street, inasmuch
showed the net earnings for the quarter to
some s66 900 than for the quarter ending scptem-
Der 80. Not but that such result in keeping with
the times, but because the contrary had boen so per-
sstonty predicted.
Spectators should be the q,a rive for the wash
Ingtou reports Of opinions financial questions from
nameless NJ. C's. They due almost daily about
two o'clock r. NJ.
The Bureau Of Statistics furnishes statement or
exports OF beef, pork, hams bacon lard and tallow
from the various customs districts The values are as
follows Baltimore, Sl755 Boston, sol7, SOS; Chi.
cago Si3 o50, New Orleans, sl3,S5s, New York,
So, SIS, 523; Pnadelpha, S662,l3l.
Washington despatch to the street says that
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81 qaist q Zoe re. barley 6rn Mol csnada held a.
bal,sd go 90 ~ 10 No ebay 81 I6 Corn mea-Sso for
Sis 90 shiDs,n EneSsed @ Pe, ton % siI
oteSe'pI-mheat, 1900 bushels; corn lSOOO DO.
r....,. BUFFALO, Dec p, 1875.
@ LaAe reeeipts-Fiour 1900 bbs wheat 1900 bushels
t51C 20. ailroan shipments-Flour 100 bbls. wheat
5oogG a. corn 1000 do. oats 1900 do barley,
t;rel.a ~ iouI quiet and steady Wheat inactive,
sey nominal Corn dull sales 600 bushels kiln dried
inc from Mestern, nominally Csc Oats retail
kee offered at soc Barley Arm GOOD demand sales 81 10
cars oanada az 8c 900 bushels tworowed State az s2c
HIM & =. M LOT heavy Lard quiet At i3c
Flour dull Wheat hrmer and held higher. No 3 white
81 lS extra Do 81 W amber Michigan 81 ii; do seller
December, ~ lT5a: do, seller January 81 iSst; NO
prices shade lower; high mixed, 55c new 49Isc low
mixed, new. 4Sc no grade, Sic. ; damaged new 4aAc
Oats dull; No 2 soc white 4os Michigan, s4sGc. re-
81 l21S Dressed hogs steady with moderate demand al
IS 25 ReceptsnWheat 1900 bushels; corn. 20OoO do.
bushels corn, $4,000 do; oats, 1000 do.
CHICAGO Dee O. 1875
Flour dull Wheat in fair demand, bat lower rates.
seller January 81 q, seller February; No do soSc
rejected 67c 6sc. Corn active and lower No mixed
499<c spot; 4sc bid seller December; 45c seller Janu-
30szc seller January Barley-Market nrner though not
quotably higher at BIC spot Rye dull at Csc 6s4c Pork
in good demand lower rates. market unsettled AZ
but in the main higher shoulders, Tie short rib mddles
104c short clear middles, io1sc Whiskey quiet but
so 900 bushels corn. 1900 do oats 10000 dor barley,
5000 do re, 600 do shiPments3Eoor io9o9 hbs
board-Wheat lower Sl Oo% January. Corn easier Oats
80 lower. Pork lower at $40 Is $40 17. seller the
year $l9 S5 February Lard frmer At $l2 80 January
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES.

A despatch has been received from the Auditor at
Albany the Produce Exchange stating that the Com
have ordered the canal to be kept full in the
Eastern Division until further orders
The report concerning the prohibition by the cable
companies words In the dictionary and the extra
charge those exceeding ten letters turns out to be
Such proposition was made, II is said, by
the Anglo. American Cable Company but the Direct
Cable Company refusing to agree the idea was aban-
The New York herald., 1875-12-10

several members OF Congress are reported to
have prepared bills, which will be introduced
at an carly day, providing for tho repeal
OF the Specie Resumption act Twenty members, who
have been interviewed on the subject, express the
opinion that the House will fail TO take favorable action
on either the Presidents or Brstows recommendations
on the specie resumption question
Senator Bogy has introduced bill in the United
States Senate providing that after the 4th Of July
customs duties shall be paid in legal tenders national
bank notes.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
ADVANCE AND DECLINE

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The changes IN closing prices since yesterday are as
follows
DECLINE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, III New
York Central, "a Hannibal and ST. Joseph, = Lake
Shore, % Northwest common, Il DO preferred, -
Ohio and Mississippi, 4 Pacific Mail, Il Union Pacific,
Il Western Union, y Missouri Pacific, u Michigan
Central. n New Jersey Central, u.
ADVANCE Atlantic and Pacific preferred, h Harlem,
y; 50. Paul common, L Wabash y gold, a.
SrATIoNAgY.-C, Z. and l. c., Delaware and lacka-
wanna, ErIc Panama, Rock Island and District OF
Columbia 81 Go bonds.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

Jesse ii. Baldwin, dealer in housefurnshng goods al
No "a Murray street and No 81 Park place failed
about the middle Of last month and assigned to
Augustus W. Weismann, has liabilities amounting
$29 210 IL; assets, $25 92D 50 actual value thereof
$23,32s 45 Bonds were ordered TO the amount Of
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Wheat was dull nominal There very little
sellers that almost nothing done. The sales
only about - 600 bushels AZ u % Tor ungaded spring
Sales about 10000 bushels Barley steady;
in store for Jcorson county Corn was dull and
e the s9ss q % cSss aS m 4Ss s about
Toe for old mixed, 66c 70c for do. Oats quiet
r ad a 5 ae sS
and 47kc q SOC for No Chicago. Peas.-sales were
GgssEs ruled quiet but steady; quoted at l2kc 12se
HEMP AND Jurx--rhe market was without material
at from VI so to p 50 gold Per ton 70 days We quote
s0d !0 $50
s1 gold ssb ae s.s s bsSn S gold a butts saS e Be-
N1F SS sold Ssw On p0 rsaS. Il n r0d sad 90
62c. The market steady and the demand fair For
sD was ro.s steady neo The soi 0 fnrsS
do'; t'' New Orleans. 1000 bbls. We quote Cuba
ss Se & and as s2 2eaans ESQ s d0 se S
do. grocery, ssc sSe Porto Rico, s5c SOC English
do crop, good, Soc DC; choice. 6oc Gle fancy
NAVAL sroREs-Rosn was steady and unchanged. We
@ SS on s dS s q loo 1ss S oGd a " . Gd
o mot ysy sng 300 s Ssx as ss % Southern s
Whining follows Rosn quiet strained 81 42lS
good y 81 & 6 Tar 1sox % % nS S, y e 8
dull, 331sc. BID We te;-spirts tnrpentne 5e1sc a
& 81 l y y $ w"
@ Ss % nsf cur sTgds last Th market De
southern yellow 5sc a do yellow white winter
81 o4 @snSaden sound 42c 4sc sperm, crude 81 so
do ss%eAsd SneS ter Y 80 dO natural do 3 s whale
winter, 75c 7sc olive casks, ST ~ ST. 2a5s; do,
"a 35 $4 4o winter beached fish. S5c crude fish
PETRoLrum-The market very quiet prices wero
barely steady Crude in bulk quoted &C. for spot
and month; do in bbs lo14c for spot and month Re
oss sd % srSrf & ye' % spot sna ao %oeS eS
for spot and %Spth Phadephis dull and nominal cargo
the Creek follows :-Ttusvile, iirm 81 62K
Housewife Grmer and higher qnoted Al 81 50; Tidoutc,
81 80 bid and 81 63 asked Parkers firm; United
Provisions s-Receipts-Pork, 1,is7 bbls lard 2o42
packages; beef los bbls The pork market duh and
mess 81 35 for do delivered all in this month The sales
delivery $50 bbls seller the year $a1 35
steady Bacon was dull Cntmeats we're fairly active Tho
sales embraced 26Ooo lbs bellies heavy average at
| terms, and about so boxes clear bellies at l2Ac.
Lard in fair and rmer The sales mmedi-
delivery GOO terces December at 1889 $50 do early De-
cember i3 Lice and 1900 erces do at l3 3l6c But
ter-There good demand for fine State and prices
held with degree of rmnes Prime fresh packed
Western also in good demand We quote State dares
entire fine Soc Bic do good to prime. 27c 29c. do,
fair good 24c 26c Western creamery tubs. fair
choice 25c 34c. cheese-The market was steady, but
71sc 3c diaries, fancy, full cream, c l21c do,
fair 70 good s1sc ei0sc skins 4c 7c Ohio factory
s1sc 12c do, cheddar shaped, good 70 fancy &c 2c
with the Southern market wheh Was strong and shado
higher The sales were - casks Carolina at 65sc; a
stock Of Rangoon $500 bags We quote ma,
fair TO prime, 6sic. he; Louisiana fair 30 prime, 6ac
61Sc; Patne exc 6c Rangoon in bond 25sc. 5s1c
per h.. gold cash
225 hhds good refining sold at she The market for refined
firm and quiet. Messrs. Wait, Creighton Morrison
sum up thus
Stock tascertaned by actual
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81, ,l74 1898 44,171 2,523
4e.7l7 6o,54o 2s.7lo 81
52,44l 3o,921 3l5,eo7 4,37o
o.7sl 4s.e5s 2.7e5

cember II. 1S73-....... 1871 4s653 62,765 OIL
We quote Fair refining, She SIC good do sac.
a S%c. Cuba grocery tair to choice S4sc Szsc do,
centrifugal hhds and boxes Nos to 13 Slc S9Sc do.
moasses hhds and boxes Tie &C.. Porto Rico refining,
prime 7kc s5Sc do. grocery, fair choice,
SIoc S7<c standard A. lOc lOkc. OF A, 9sSc 9sc
crushed, 1oSc powdered, 1Ozc. granulated loc; yell
low, SIC SAC extra ~ 91sc SIC; cutoaf. l4c.
STEARiSRJO0 torces sold late yesterday for future de-
livery private terms
sold at 9s4c and 10000 lbs. Western at e%c. 97tc
WHfsKKY.-Recepts, 239 bbls. The market quiet 80
bbs sold ut 81 IL.
FRKrGurs.-Genera market inactive and unchanged,
though the tone not quite strong recently The
engagements To Liverpool, by sail, 1000 bales
Bid; 5000 bbls recently reported)
and by 10000 bushels grain NOD lUlsd 800
bales compressed cotton, TO hn Sd 100 oilcake
ported at 3)s provisions quote at COS q Dos. To
Hull, by steam, 100 bags clover seed. Sos. To
Hamburg, by steam, COO tierces lard, 57s. Cd.
The charters embraced "A Norwegian bark Baltimore
Continent direct with 5000 bales refined petroleum
4sd the British bark reported recently 60
hence 70 United Kingdom with $3.50 bbs do obtained
3D. London British ship WoodburnI aid the berth
Liverpool taking Of the 1000 bales
reported above bark Cork Belfast direct from
john b. with deals AZ 76s 3D. Of 424 from do
Liverpool with spars, &c, lump sum, fSOO Of
444 tons, with do fS5 barks thence
north side Cuba direct with shocks 22c 24c respectively
voyage private terms, with do Car
Matanzas from do at DC for shocks; OF 1913
Carenas direct with do private with
shocks boards Cardenas Matanzas Ito the
for orders), at ~ and 25c respectively.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10

For future delivery the sales follows -Yester
day after two L. M.-December 100 at l3 3-l6c-; Jam
uary 800 at l3hc. February 800 IS 716c March,
IS 2l-32c; April 700 I3 27-32c. May 200
IL 1-32c. June, 100 14hc Total 4600 bales. To-day
up two Il. M.-December, 900 Is 1926, 800 at
13 3-6c 800 at Is 7S2c January 400 134c. 300 Rt
l3 92c, 200 at l3 16c 100 at l3 92c, 200 l3 s. l6c
February, 200 at l3 1890. 200 I3 7-16c, 700 at
13 1532c March, TOO 1895. 100 at 10 2l32c, 800
at - ll-l6c. 200 at Is 232c 400 at I3 ll6c April,
200 at ds lsl6e 900 lszc 600 at Is 2ss2s 400 at
May IA s-32c 200 at I4Sc June 100 at IA 9-2c
100 at II 5I6c July 500 IA 716c; August 100 At
14Isc Total 9400 bales Grand total IA 900 bales The
receipts as Galveston. s6l New Orleans.
SS33; Mobile. GAL Savannah, 3.22 Charleston 29o6;
Wilmington 259; Norfolk 1928; New YORK; 1902; Boston,
3c4 Philadelphia, 545 Total - s76 bales This day last
week. 262 2O2 bales This day last year 3o2 bales Total
since September l. l71472 bales Cotton reights closed
as tolows;- Havre; by steam, Nci 60 Hamburg. by
steam, lc, compressed; to Bremen, by steam ic
pressed; by sail, IL !6c; Liverpool Tied by steam;
bv sail 13-32d Market steady.
FLouK AND GRAiM-Receipts-Fiou 1914 bbls wheat,
$1,000 bushels corn, 81 200 do. 100 do barley
malt II 337 do. The flour market dull but prices
nomngly unchanged The sales comprised 300 bushels
The New York herald., 1875-12-10

MO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED n SOLD TO.
IN day tomorrow cause sickness Confectionery Toy
stationery Store FtNtucs three schools ueswpapers
within eight blocks l2D Graham avenue BROOKLYN r. l..
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Trp prsTNFSs-e5n OOo.

ICE BUSINESS-$5U,OOO
Parties having extraordinary facilities in the wholesale
supply for this market and or shipping will sell
minor a majority with CONTROL business mon
good standing Interest Tor sale any part $4,000 The
profitable character business in this staple Il known
who have been heretofore Interested Refer.
encos exchanged. Principals only need apply ISAAC l..
MILLER, Continental Insurance Building, No. 20 Nassau
90
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money closed easy at per cent, after loanng up
to 81 per cent. Mercantile paper is closely scruti-
nized but prime pass at 8 a per cent, and
few choice names are held low as ~ per cent The
currency movement between this city and tho Interior
is against the New York banks Foreign exchange is
inactive but Grm at A. "a a4S4h and 4S7ls 4SS for
nrima bankers1 sterling
The New York herald., 1875-12-10

$1,000 Dist Col 3.65's.
1000 M Il 81 T., / 4 NJ
5000 NJ a SP con S T..
20OO G, B Il Q Us.
1000 Chi a n W con-
1000 do. ..bc
1000 G & N w lst. -.
1OO0C a. N w &C ( b.
10000 G, O, c & | lst
10000 Erie Sd m. ;. =.
1000 Clev 4 Tol s f..
10000 NY q 6's, 'S3 BIS
1000 N Y Cen SIS, 'S7.
Ii 600 Cen Pac i b.
5000 I'm Pac RR lst..
1000 I'm Pac rs, | e..
5000 In Pac $ f....,..
1000 + RR Of Mo lst.
1000 Pac Of Mo I'd. -.
900 Alton x L ii Inc.
1000 Alt X 7 Ii I'd pf.
1000 T&W LIST. st l. d.
1000 West U I c, 1900
Z shs Central Nat Blk
25 Fourth Nat Blk.
80 Mercantile Bank.
2U0 Quick Min. .......
IDn nntct Min 80 n -
The New York herald., 1875-12-10

10a5 AND 1880 A. ~
$1,000 SIS, c. s1.. l23zS $4,000 5sr slbc ll7h
1000 do............ l23A 1000 do. 1l7A
5000 U S5-uc o5.bc ll6 1000 SIS c, 81. li7M
500 US 500 i67bc lI9
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
COPARTNERsHIPs.

N nershp heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm Of Pooton Lawrence dissolved
by mutual the 4th day Of December 1870 All
debts duo the said and those due by them,
will settled by Horatio j. Pooton who the
will continue the business at 500 Third JOHN
q. LAWRENCE, H. ]. POOTON
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
PRINT CLOTHs MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. L. Doc 8. 1875.
Printing cloths market continues quiet and rather weaker
although not quotably changed
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA, Dec 8. 1873.
To-day being observed holiday there marketA
HAVANA. Dee. 8, 1875
Spanish gold 21o 2loh Exchange dull on the United
States, 90 days currency 65 81 premium short sight,
81 30 premium go days gold. 1l6 IL premium short
sight 100 i22 premium. On London las LAT premium.
On Paris. la 116 premium.
sugar dull; No 2 Dutch standard, lax 10 reals per
arrobe.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoNDoN, Dec. e-Evenng-
Sperm oil f97 EOS per Linseed oil, 25s. per cwt.
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RusrNEss oPPoRTuNITIEs.

DETAIL DRUG STORE FOR sALE-LoCATED IN
IL thriving nerhborhood p miles from New York city
Apply 10 W. A. BREWER. Drug Broker, % Liberty street
New York
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on shlpped East, SZ5, UUU.
MEMORANDA

The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad reports its
earnings as foows:-
1873 1874 1875
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$1,000 Dis Coils. 65's. BIZ
5000 No 6's, | b.......
1000 do. b c
1000 Cen Pac K b. -.
5000 I'm Pac hR LIST.
2OOD) Tn z rs, ! g..b c
5000 do.
20oO Har LIST, rs, Co..
1000 Tol & Wab I'd. ;.
1000 Erie 18th NJ -.
200O l. 4 n con, 1913.
90 shs Fourth Nat Bk
30 Bank of n Y......
100 All x 4 Tel. b c
90 shs U s Ex......b Q
25 West I'm i'ei. ...b G
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Stock (ascertained by actual
count, including spccula-
tom, December !, 1873. !.
Receipts since December l .
The New York herald., 1875-12-10

+ HAVE AN a NO. ONE HOTEL, CENTRALLY LO-
Gated in Cincinnati Ohio that desire to change into
a European plan house. want nrst class man, who
thoroughly ands the business, 60 buy half
charge manage the bnsness best reference given and
required Address JOHN L. JACOBS, Crawford House,
Cincinnati Ohio.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10

24.oe5 1e.676 7o.7Is 4.47s
1868 LOSE 1914 -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

THE FUNERAL OF VICE PRESIDENT
WILSON Will take place tomorrow at
Natick, Massachusetts,. The remains
of the distinguished dead will be de-
posted in the family vault there,
along with those of his wife and
children. As the body was borne
from city to city, the demonstrations
of the people along the routeawere
those of a people bereaved and in
deep mourning over an irreparable
loss. Baltimore met and escorted the
remains with the impressive pomp
Of military display; the body lay in
state in Independence Hall, Phila-
delphia; Mayor Wickhsm and the
other municipal authorities of New
York made formal expressions Of
grief and sympathy; Boston repairs
to Faneuil Hall to hear eulogistic els-
quence from the lips ofCharles Francis
Adams, Judge Hoar, N. p. Banks.
Rev. Z. Z. Hale and others; and
weeping relatives, friends and neigh
bors await the last sad coming Of their
most distinguished fellow townsman
to the modest, but through him, dis
little village Of Natick. 30
the men of Massachusetts, will come
to stand beside the grave Of their "a
nous Senators, 30 suddenly called
away and 10 like in the manner Of
their death.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

THE CONNECTICCT SENATORSH1P.-
Governor Ingersoil of Connecticut is q
Democrat. He will have the appoint
ment of United States Senator to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Senator Ferry, (Rep.,) and Will doubt
less appoint a Democrat. This ap-
pointee will hold till the next Leg!s-
lature shall meet and elect. The last
Legislature OF Connecticut was DEM
ocratic in both houses, and the ma
jority was IS on joint vote. This body
elected VIM. W. Eaton United States
Senator-a man who opposed the war
against secession. The State IS prob
ably now, and will be next April
(when the election takes place) DEM
ocratic; so that the chances are that
Ferry.s place will be filled by DEM
ocrat till the expiration of the term
tor which he is elected-March I. 1879.
With this change. we can count up
only 50 out and-out Republican Sen
ators. leaving out Pinch back of Lou
isisna, and CHASING the new Senators
from Michigan and Minnesota As
either Independents or soft shell Re
publicans. Allowing that Pinchback
shall be admitted, there would be 40
Republicans in the Senate and 81 OPP
pOSltloIl, ieASiHg Clc0I IecpUoiASoA
majority of 6.-Bulletin.
Herein lies the necessity for the
prompt attendance upon their duties
of the Senators from Nevada. That
there are matters of strong private ur-
gency to keep Senators Jones and
Sharon in San Francisco At the very
tip,a ,phap CourresS will he in session
is doubtless true but the time when
Congress is in session 10 not their own
time, but the peoples; and an urgency
which Is far stronger than any private
business, will, if duly needed, hasten
them to the National Capital. This,
not out of credence of the impertinent
rumors that those gentlemen will not
go to Washington this winter, but,
rather, to remind them that "The
eyes of Delaware are upon them"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

Chavez, vasquez's lieutenant, was
put to death on Thanksgiving day by
one Cslvig, at the ranch Of one Baker,
near Stanwix, . station, We believe,
in San Diego county. Calvig had
been informed that Chavez was 1t
work there and went to arrest him.
Seeing his man he cooked and aimed
his shotgun and told him to hold up
his hands and surrender. Chavez
started for his weapons when Calvig
lot drive and killed him, afterwards
conveying of his body---to get the
reward, we suppose, a pretty cruel
business it seems to US.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

So SMOOTHLY are the negotiations
proceeding between Spain and the
United States, that the butter Of diplo-
macy will not melt in the mouth of
famous old Caleb. We fear there are
some aprrehensions of a sudden and
wrathful termination of peaceful rela-
tions prompting these smooth and
over-delicate interchanges of the IRE
newed assurances"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

TEE LIBslIAN CoLoHY Of emancipated
American slaves is savagely assailsd by
the native Africans round about there.
and the accusation reaches our govern
ment that certain Englishmen are sup
plying arms to the hostile natives and
otherwise ssging on their dsvilments.
A protest will be urged against these IL
regularities on the part Of British SUBJ
jects by our State Department.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

A CollEsPoHp8NT Of the Portland
Oregonidn writes to that paper to Say
with great heartlessness and cowardice-
that when Captain Howell Of the lost
steamer Pacific left that port he vas 30
drunk he had to be led on board his ship.
"Oh, for the rarity
OF Christian charity,
Under the SUM-"