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, 1876-08-05

ALCnf1O1-WAs attist ri 91.1t.
BROOM. .CORN-Waa da1' and ,wcak Small ordcsa
ARC betn8 Hnea n irregular pslccs, hut there ts
M Inquiry for largo iota. Following arc the en'
ia prlrea: CnoIce pt hnrl. 1atDc. hnfl. Hiac; me-
dutn ap.i No. hurl bs6l<ct good to cholcc medium
hEuph 4k4G4c: fair inalho and cover, +%aAci In
fesior, aa:}5&c; crooked, 2Atc.
uUTTEK-Fltmncas continues feature Of the buttar
,nsrket. Thase Is settve dcmAal hash from tNs 10.
cal and sptiaR trade, and. though the receipts con-
ttnuo lnrpc tic market is practically hare nf atnck.
The supply Ut dcsfnhl1 table Eradca Il mcrc 'esal
than fortnight ago hut does sei equal the demand.
wc qioto: C1,ofcc to fancy yen". :ieeci n1c'1u u
good grades. iaaiec: Inferior 70 common. iaslsc.
RAuuINt-Cpttnn seamless goods nrc nctirc and
tr, Other tine4 FGfnRn without hctfFty or strength.
Quotations ays ~ follow: stark A. 2tsSc; Peerless
IA. 21kc, Lewlstoa. 2:Hcs lfontsrp. elc outar'o.
SaTis Sss N o1E. fS ILL.,! S .tslc npnle' 'aEl'
o fs.,s IT, Ut
sss:s III ' isasy I'D si
~ fss as sas q ssfs
.s$ sssS; Do sss e.
s a ss ssst, tli,,as: ssS2 b. E:'s :so' S0 p'''n'r'd
il. rsfs s;sf VII q tsssa Ss
'nf ay !esfeS % 60: A.
asss af's .:sfs 5s|Is*!st V
ss?sis Is. - ::%ts Sssi ssskste$
NJ NJ. f' :sofs kis Ell % issss :;o; NJ, ssJ k. s!s:
s;%y @ 9k sSsH :odd:S daS s
,52;$: s: S5':$t. f; { ::s,
HfiRhstj HfhtjIfs xxp Nurs a9e!ea du md nominal:
is'r 4Sska se pf. se raas
.s hasf' :va: v:ones sss' Ss aS
a':3$ ss[; :s, ?$:E'!s ;sss; 81;
;!!Ks :S}s: 'sS
peeaa sss ss s;Rs'; sss;
-: =: sSsss!y s;;s,
A. ; u I'D ss
Wese sssee I'LL a.nrr. Nsspes md pl0Hs Tslo e +
SYsb sif bn ai': sss sss ss
y 3T II! arssS:. s :pp!S: % Bsr psr
es:Sss e|s$: III s$s:s
ssnes ri : % 70 u. %ss!ast.
bss otsx.s sf !f,'aN sUs W.T.
.is ~ IL s.r ssys III Il I'll IT, sis
eanEs Ia p1itss pthsr saElc lnss
Mss3 ii:asoon. Gfaa' caro''n', 7eaos Louisiana
,s Jsys Ssfs: 5aS 5Sa q So n;in: 2 ?eas % &
s$S: 5s s Ss:'s 's''''s&
Sapafs1Tstsnt cnt 1oaf: .1t!lae crushed, powder.
cd. md grann.htcd, 1iMt4il}&n stantard
estrn {. iURt&siic; e M. 2, ttg1e; 5cow g No. &,
lU C No, 2 lp{te10He ChDicn hf1w, lo14
GeiiIr; fair to Drllne do D3444}tc} COMMON t DAas
| pt&G.
,r e ,Hss1 H. s;Ss,r r;ns eHttn nn ttfsN' vos
thaar. house strnp 4sos extra 10. !1ssatcl Nav GF"
leans massses Ene!ce ~ III @ 10 R R{nG III
fs "mmnf M n1.ssrs s%..aiSss tatsS.strnr aS1e
Sufrss-Alisplcr, lHt 7}fc; cloves t4at.4c: snsata
caatsJc; rep,tI 1I@lAcs natmcgt' sl.10@l'lb; Cal
I GuttA EIn8Ee, I4{fEPl l1t1S. ,...,.
| tSDTpA-ErlH lHllt tJEt HEfMaH sMutllEHs uS4fNtEf
Mntn atlJt 9ySSMSt asf. HI
, 1876-08-05

lUsTTaa F9selpta Mst1 Ess thha 'k kn ,1o1t T. III n
head; consequently the market heFettRcl Increased
atrtussh. Teru nut nurh activity Ii The denAnd
satisfy il ani ke!era were enabled 70 aayaure prces
lie otcr The slo;lnx q.otations Vt hnrAlay ny n9nn
closed nm =! s 20 for posr e primo 4esyy ss 4n
salcs III sKnpers Ut %an TO- ~, and ut rxtrs Rraaes
xuItuble for lu lllIttlephfa market ut $9.a1NGGJ
, 1876-08-05
PROVISIONS.

Hoa rROpECT+Wcra t1ora notvn In the agErt.
cn{e an,, stronger Ill round. under fair demand for
most descriptions ot stun Hogs were In light supply
and nrncr, Hnd the opI1ion wea entertained that Tie
s,fatr cutting will 10 smaller hcnccarth thnn hereto.
fore wiise atockn mt larEc-ose of Hantcr'cHre
being small. Ts IL bfnEfRR out nlorn or,icTs, boh
from we4crn apcculAto, aud Eassurn puroiascrs for
consumption.
.ftss Itrk-was qufct. md ndrancch 1oc rcr br.
chiefly In synpnthy with lard, tho demand for pork be-
lnS rather light though thcru was some inquiry from
September shorta Sales reported of ~ brls cas
t,ravy) at Els70i M0tr1s seller August At stB.ao5
Js1h; r. sOb bris seller september at IL. TN;
AN, J. 2 hrls acl1er the year At e15 77 Total
Bp7u brs Tic mnr!ict closed rn NJ 61H.S7tsal9. 70
Tor ea.h lots, SIR 574tBg no seer AUGUST; 6ls. 72z2
iA. .7G for September; els.7 rs seller the year.
Pfnr Mcas putk WA nominal At 6l9.uo@Ipt5o, anu
extEH 10 at Stl.G5&ti4.1h
LsYn-Was in better demand from the short fntcrcst,
anil advanced lc pcr lo M thouK! tlcre Was no I'M
Fnyufncnt In LSctnu1. and little ttDlnR In New York.
Aatcs Hefu reported Of iN tea fHHrMcr} II et0.fU:
X lU tc1 seller August a. SO t1i. 70; en1 0kttcs
seller September ~ stl oh4f! 20 I9tal, 70 no tcs
hNRqsts NJ ~ .slssr Hsptegbsr; aaa *aB7A
"a Goc por 100 III bslnx the price Of winter ota
Nru4t-Wcre In rnthcr lHttrr demand for Rtninier.
curl for cx,nst tone lot bctnK wanted to to Eve
den, and The market WA hrtn with Innlofs uf aole
transactions not ENnle p!lhllC. Wtnter-ctfGd Etro
4uict hut nTmIy held Sales were tcpnrtrd of 70 o.,
NJ sslinct shoulders Al ei 'n1 h1xes Eln,nrr long
clears Il Dci mil 10 u1 by short rtbs tnsI septcn..
!sr pt ~ tbtu. .I?5f ptt 100 nf Tho following were
fIN NlnfrA II
, 1876-08-05

Tlt cargo fsHsket wax luIgt htI,l unchanged The Of
frrnT6 wrte sllui mid couslstsd ehui,y u co,nion
IarI stun and sasles fnr which tlsa little de.
n,aMd, 1'iecn stun In EuoA reqac4t. and slc few
cas.urs Uttered s0a easly at S7.5o Gnul huaFl4 and
strips alau salahu at Eiltpltla.SH but roasE6
Inch 'wns tlull at s7.xn:a,nJ. Shingles were
ql1oteI IL VI. 4t2 c ali rlen branta At ~ :13 H
Tile furs market ctnlHurB dull A.l e1.Y. Following
, 1876-08-05

hnxea shaala*r1. e.SfeeAe tos % short I!tws MttS
fr ID long Graf1 U}<4 iUo for DO ehott ctearh; Hf2
iHic for io onE and short cca,s for 10 Eu
ctail+; i24GI.!Hc for sxcut picked hAlns; and lc
fur bOxyd l0u5'cut hulis, bacon hal,l Ahuut l3Met
lAtfc.
iiEEF pHUDtCTs-Were steady and quiet at slD.7!
etli. for meat sH. " for extra neas: h'ld
7oso- quoted 1T 71sse for city, and ii 7}ic for
r0ui,iry tots according to cVnlItlon Sale nAt Df
5S1 brlS city At 75&C
, 1876-08-05

dRHHF-ltCHHGR IN WU0GtA[G utH,AnH IAtlluF NSHes
prices Raw suxsr guilt anil ate"y At previous prlces'
a5lahs r fair u good rctnnxs oc for prn,e' 0a1ou
for centrifugal.
7ntiole-Ftrm. ...
""' II d. tF5:tra Xss"etaisa Prtss.
,l;1s. FwS"ss ..s A Ka.a, !2
Is,st !et asss; tpfitiH'iF iii, bs9stcr batt s'f' Il IT,
s.;;ss :;s fSE ss;s:
si; ,as Ss5:s essS[si:at II ts!,sa sisSss
p!st s!s ;'!ts ~ q %fSS t ~ @
st Tsn'y ~, yst @ II Sit 'ass sss'st Il
II SS!ss Ss; !s'S; III yssi; iiS$S:
:'is = assftss .ssl 1 fs ss't % *
ri, n e.; s?S" ,sFs ;%s5 e.ss s:sss gs
VIII Ws,tos" S - u III i se'aion to sgsI extra s.
@ sS T. ss'sa shssS Se "a N 'fs f. Tss s ass,s s,
tss.sn; M!nnesota ratcnt process ss.Hs0aoo, iiyc
''G5 Sxs: ;!:s$sI t stas!ssssal '!s;:sal ,... ...
TIC s p5 sSfs and I'D ssrs .assnsa ,s
sss!p 3 s9fG9s ts5l"s s5sl N H. NJ .eT'rs
ssss:s s: ::s% i;i'ss, II s;;|;s; II III!
ss:s; tt II sss' s::s %s:!fs,1' ssss'
:s $ssss n$ s. III. ~
SaSs M1.sr' ~ g. nss ss '''sf aaa sa'' ''t'' white
Hay-snsaiSssai Hap,-stsasS ssa unchanged.
0roctrits;Tgai!s. slcady, wfth falr demand: nt2.
s FIJI; FL ua a9ask asfkes ILL., ILL.,
~, y ssy eruae os refined, ,7so cases.
2lSt5:ssS; 2lMSirssSa;ze,ty. 10. ,,e.
sss!s>s4 ssis $;sss9isss!; il s!'s e:
sssmss i";s: s Hsss:s.ss aa .sss|:
sis s'f fp.sa isa, sep,enCs
fGsts;se%Sisi Gs;:Sv.$sisI, 'sas}fs; H. & s.s,s.
,,s s;sss rsE. reans.
:'Ssssi"s Sss ssa sza s'ss:sts ssss
s6sl IT, '1?:s fStys H1sa9se. IL
@ sssi se si 'ts Wsss sss; 4sss;: zs;s
s;s!s!.Sss. :sts%fs!sss ~ y i a, corn. ~ oe9 eu
sss sfSs s:s's ss %s'tis ;ass%' Gs,
s:.5%sstSt, sss se:i; 's i@Ss @ssie,n trs ,a,sc
Ysxns ~ ] :sePy afi so3e sngssn;
&xa sa'aa saa I'd W::ss.n s;s sis H.
aN3isi 1s, msdt .s,3s 1s 3ts:Ss ssf,. ss
Ss.ssa I'd !asas' SS'4 tsi' ~ "
e; ~; $;::: ssf s III ssi sds
! sr. Louis, Aug, 4.-cafoi,HFirm and uoehan4,t,
e31:: vSa s fss L y gfsss; sase' medium fail
t 20 asra Asss ,lssiy 5 saS sss,1ss ss|sss5;
Haa sa,sf: NJ a id % ss.b. } ;tret}5 freshs SeS s's
Is ai 1yanrn.r,
4 H. sss9Ss issa'as'
s ooO 81; oats H. Go But ryc X tS 6n hsrlry none
49,. o.... wv sniT*ss. ..'..'', Ns"' wv.
;;sts; Il ;::; 5''s: 9SS ss s''
sfss Isu|s Ss; SS e ~
j ;;sE Il ~ !cSSs sS,sx ~
s!;; *s:*: .sss III Ss.s '' s
sSs! asi ;fSs S ifs!s'ss Us
sfs; sf'ss' ssss P' tssss
ze.xpo, O.. Aur ..#ssfeonet,. 49#ssse:
. ss:s " ;s$s $s Il s:ss;; :S Ss
sr sn M and III piees III s''als 'slI'eH iaWss Tee e sIS
5 i o !ssS s sts Ss4 ~ ta.
"sss.s;ss s.ss;s!:Sse.!!1s NY C w. 1aa' .
u ~ Ss' S'.'' s,s' f;ss!xx.r,: Il; @ w ''' s''''
sse AZ ;1 !; .i ST., ssn.1a 6 ss
ys Iss s,tsady at 'c' n'r'ey qasE bit steady Il 70
sa sssssy estsss :st: h:s S
siS a 'assa ss; .'f
s'6utey-ou,es and nneh,nrsa
nALr1uonE.
, 1876-08-05

SiiEEP-ThUre wers aars Of common TO ctEniec ri
s1:0elA75 i.s loosl and I' shipping tnaafy "a, M
Tough Dold largo drnyo tof head] Of ToxaS shcgl
averaging 81 hs Rt 33.B1H
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NO. 800.
Misrellanfous.
MISERIES OF CHILDHOOD.

one oil the greatest annOyances OF child
MOOD arises from dress. A boy suffers
dreadlully 1t his clothes are of a peculiar
cut or shade finer than his fellows. |
nave known boy made miserable be-
cause he was compelled to wear a collar
OF a peculiar and picturesque cut; and
one OF my goomiest periods of mortifica-
tion hangs round a sash that | was re-
CURED TO wear, which was considered un-
reasonably broad. The undying laughter
oil scorntnl schoolmate still rings in nv
ears. When came home and complained
oil II, was made to wear it, to show me
mat must be Indifferent to ridicule! As
II child of seven could conquer and kill
that emotion. The decision was very un-
wise, tor it simply caused me to suffer,
ana took my mind from greater and better
things. Had the sash been removed, /
should have forgotten all about it; as it is,
1t has become the shirt of Nessus, and
clings tightly to me through life.
lady told me, few years ago, that
she felt she had made fatal mistake in
not allowing her daughter when little
girl to have hoop-sklrt; all the other
children had them at the dancing school,
and looked, as she thought, ridiculousiy
like ballet-girls, 50 she sent her child in
among them in IA lanky robe, which made
'r look very unlike them. The child was
thus rendered conspicuous and unhappy.
She wept, and implored, and begged to
stay at home, but was made by her strong
minded parent to 60 and endure. After
she had suffered greatly by this process,
her mother discovered her mistake, and
found that the subject of dress was here
after to be her daughters one subject OF
thought and interest, while certain bit
terness had crept in, to the injury of an
originally amiable character.
There is danger always, in thus asking
OF our children virtue too great for their
years. that we create the very vice we
seek to cure. If children are dressed like
their fellows, costume assumes its proper
subordinate position. ''It is the skin of
the part. " said famous tragedian; and
it should be like the skin, fitting, and not
otherwise.
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How 10 Make Money.

We VIII state that the surest, bes and speediest
way 10 multiply a1d increase Is to call at No IL
Wall su.tt, New York. ana consult Win Alex
trothinghan X Co.
1hcse gentlemen, who have long been identi 1ed
with the history anu all ms of " all street are un.
usually sklIlcd IN monetary affai am IN every.
TN ny dppeilainlng to speculation, unexetllod
or abuty anu proficiency. 1t NAV also be sal 1
ihat OF the mduy II OheTs in that clly they are
only the the most popular, but also the most sue
cesslui, best patronlzed and most widely known
III or near the vicinity OF Wall Street.
Among the customers OF the house Of Alex.
rockingham CO., are some OF our leading and
representative ci'Izens, who are mainly indebted
20 the labor OF this firm Tor much vi The weslth
they now enjoy.
During the long and successful experience of
heshrs AieN frothingbam n Co.. in tnis c.ty they
nave earned Tor themselves an enNi bic reputation
lor honesty, integrity and good iaitn and enjoy a
business almost colossal IN lis propCrtons In fact
the amount oi business done by TINS house IN the
course Oh Year Is something wOnderiul, and often
lorus the subject OF comment H. needs bat u visit
to their spacious Offices in Wall street to prove the
truth OF the above statement.
How they manage 10 convert $40 to $50, $40 into
slO, $40 into soU, and on, is which they
alone can explain; but that they succeed IN doing
50 is d TACT 100 well known 10 admit oil doubt. If
you would safely ana prOitably invest your mon
ey do not hesitate to favor this firm with your cash
and confidence. That by so doing you " III reap an
abundant reward, the experience of thou sands OF
such course in these lines OF toteTing banks and
financial stringency must be apparent TO the most
indifferent anu careless observer
Messrs. Alex. rockingham Co., are prepared
10 invest money to any amount in the best securl-
tles and in every transaction in which they may
De engaged guarantee entire satisfaction to those
who honor them with tfeir patronage.
Hs- send lor their Explanatory Circular and
desire thein.-from ". Y metropolis. Apra Ii,
1876. Juty i;j. teouoms
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Merklu Aenuebee 5onrnal,
Advertising Agents
FOR THE
KENNEBEC AL,
[Daily and Weekly.]

The following Advertising Agents are author
i.ed to receive subscriptions and advertisements
fIr tie KENNEBEC JOURNAL:
BOSTON /: IS. NJ. PETTKNGuL & Co., 10
State Street.
s. r. NILES, No. fremont
Street.
T.C. EvANs, 2j2 Washington
st.
HORACE DoDD Washington
Street.
NEW YORK IS. NJ. PErTENen.L 4 Co., 81
Park Row.
GEO. z. RowKLL 4 Co. 40
Park Row.
BATES & LOCKE, "a Park Row.
w. w. SHARPE & Co.
DAUCHY & Co., l9l Fulton st.
PHILADELPHIA Coz, WETHEKELL & Co.
S. NJ. PETTENGILL d Co.
70l Chestnut street.
ST LOUIS, MO-, RowELL q CHEsMAN, cor.
Third and Chestnut ST s.
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Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
ot OF Court by SPRAGUE, OWEN Il NASH.
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OFFICE HOURS.
For delivery of letters, from 700 A. NJ. TO $50
P NJ.
On SUNDAYS. from els A. M. TO l0l5 A. NJ.
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AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.

OFFICE HOURS.
For delivery of letters, from 700 A. NJ TO $50
On SUNDAYS. frou s.l5 A. NJ. to lOl5 AN.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
MAILS ARRIVE.
Boston, Portland, AID West, 1925 a. NJ. 4.25 and
$40 P. M.
Lewiston aud Aubur1, 425, s and $40 P. NJ.
Batn and Rockland, 4.25 Snd $40 z. M.
Rocklard stage, via Washington, Z. M.
WalcobOro stage, via Jefferson, Z. M.
III Belgrade, West Waterville, Norridgewock and
N idison, l.30 P. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, 6 P. NJ.
Pennington stage via Readield, l.3o P. M
Belfast, 1885 A. NJ. and As 2. NJ.
Belfast stage, 1885 A. NJ
Skowhegan 1885 A. Nj.
Grand Trunk X. II. and Canada, 4.25 and s.
D Z. NJ.
Soldiers Home 1895 A. NJ. and $40 P. NJ.
NAILS CLOSE.
Portland, Boston and West, 6 and 1920 A. NJ le
Pm.
Lewiston and Auburn, 6, 800, 1920 A. NJ.
Bath and Rockland, 6, and 1920 a. NJ.
Rsckland stage, via Washington, 90 A. NJ.
Waldoboro' stage, via Jefferson, 200 A. NJ.
Belgrade. West Watervile, NorIidgewock, and
III idlson, 40 p. Nj.
Winthrop and Monmouth, 500 A. NJ.
Farmin .ton stage via Readheld, l.3O L. Nj.
Belfast, Ais Z. NJ. and 1000 F. NJ.
Belfast stage, 4.l5 Z. Nj.
Skowhegan, 4l5 7. NJ.
Grand Trunk r. II. and Canada, 6, 1920 \. NJ.
Soldiers Home, A. NJ. and 4.l5 Z. NJ.
DOMESTIC POSTAGE.
Drop Letters, per l-2 or | cent.
Mail Letters per l-2 OF. 3 cents.
Books, transient newspapers, and other transient
printed matter, in packages not exceeding lbs.
in weight, per ounces cent.
Unseaed circulars, merchandise, and samples,
10 packa ses not exceeding lbs. in weight per
ounce cent.
All matter not prepaid at letter rates must be so
wrapped that it can be examined and must con-
ain no writing whatever, except the address.
Liquids, ghlss and explosive chemicals
ouded from tNc mails
MoNEY ORDER OFFICE.
Especial attention is called to the Money Oruer
system as a safe and cheap method of transmitting
small sums of money through the mails. Orders
are issued for amounts not exceeding $50 Larger
amounts can be sent to the same person st the
sane time by additional orders.
RATES.
Orders not exceeding SIS, l0cents'
over Sl5and not exceeding $50, IS
$50 $40 20
$40" $50, rs
Money orders are also drawn by this office on
Great Britain, Germany, and Switzerland
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Letters, and other valuable packages, may be
registered to any post-ofice in the United States
on the payment of letter postage and fee Of ten
cents. HORACE III. HAMLEN, P. NJ.
May, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
FAILURES AND ASSIG GNMENTS.

The creditors of B. g. p Lawrence, station
ers of Maideulane, whose failure announced some
time ago. yesterday at the Asor House. report Of
the condition Of tho firm received showing the
liabilities he $23i ll5 rs, and the assets, consisting
mostly Of stock hand, Sl5o,639 OF. II shown
that the firm had lost In 1873, $49,S23 81; In 1874
Si353 9s; in 1875 Si07,s SO. The total number Of
creditors 20 Of whom7S have claims of ess than 5000
The committee OF creditors presented resolution eI
pressing undminished confidence in the honor Of the
frm and recommended settlement on the basis Of so
cents tho dollar in hye payments, at six, twelve,
four, and thirty months, nom FEB 1,
without interest The resolution adopted and the
agreement Immediately signed by nearly all the
creditors present
The failure Of John r. HoOle, dealer in bookbindeu'
materials Is announced with liabilities above SlOO,OoO
Jacob N McIntire has fled petition In bankruptcy
The liabilities Of Koher & Kupfer, wheicsAe hquor
dealers are stated to be about 100000
Register Isaac Dayton OF No. 322 Br0adwy mas Deen
appointed to take charge of the bankruptcy proceengs
aranst Archibald Baxter d Co. F1vo creditors, whose
l0000 took the necessary steps
10 throw the firm into bankruptcy.
Seven creditors have begun Dankruptcy proceedings
aeansI James L. stevens, MANUFACTURER OF ladies' and
chidrens suts at No. 65 Greenes who made An assign
meut recently to W. o. Giles
Richard Worhngton, dealer In books at No $50 Broad
vay has been into bankruptcy the petition OF
the National Exchange Bank Of Boston, the National
BANK of Redemption, Boston Albert W. Doyerings and
other creditors whose claims amount 70 about S3oOOO
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
SPANISH INTERESTS.

MADRID, Thursday, Jan. 2O, 1870.
With reference to the statement made by Sec
retary Fish before the Committee Foreign Affairs VI
the American House OF Representatives respecting nego
atiops between Spain and the United States, II Ia semi
officially pointed out that the Washington Government
having yet replied TO the Spanish note OF the 18th OF
November 1875, having officially communicated At
Madrid the contents OF the American circular note to tho
European powers. all reports OF favorable reply from
Spain may be regarded as destitute Of foundation.
Gen. Martinez Campos's army has begun moving
against the Carlists I'm Navarro.
LONDON, Thursday Jan 20, 1875
Reuter- telegram from Berlin says: "No spanish
circular note has been received here replying TO the
American circular concerning Cuba so far the various
Powers have made no representations TO Spain Tho
American circular did contain any declarations LA
bic to affect tho friendly relations between Spain and the
Unite. states. Its acknowledgement by the Eu-
ropean Powers would not induce tho Uni ed States to
further steps, consequently not expected thae
the incident will lead to any complications"
SAN SEBASTIAN. Thursday, Jan. 20, 1875
The Alfonssts have thrown supplies OF provisions aud
ammunition into Oyarzun, IN the face OF heavy fire
from the Carlist batteries.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

Ia the question whether there de j government IN
louisiana and until that question is settled oy tne OIL
not succeed in obtaining vote OF the Senate
in no better position than Mr.. Pnchback.
The proposal of Michel OF Columbus. Ohio to donate
to the United States the Capitol University building IN
Columbus for the purpose of mint, appears 10 DC
ably received by Washington officials. bill has been
resolution has passed the senate requesting the Presi
dent TO cause the property 20 Se nreetor Of the
MDs, some other competent person.
The delegation OF Indiana editors which has been VIE
iting the Centennial grounds at Philadelphia ar'eu m
Washington tonight Senator Morton strung out Dis
speech In the Senate this afternoon TO much gea,er
length IL believed than he orsqnally contemplated
and his critics assert that his object to his pero
delivered tomorrow when the 200 editors from nS S'a'
expected TO crowd the galleries
The Grand Jury met to-day and had under considera-
ton papers referred by tho Treasury Department
the alleged cotton frauds in the OF Parkman BROOKS
4 Co. Several prominent Treasury officials gave test-
mony before the jury, among them First Auditor hhnan
Deputy Controller OF Customs Lockwood, Assr,ant :
Cashier Guthrie and others from the different bureaus
the Department.
On Monday next the Hon. Elijah Ward Of New-York
will introduce a bill permitting the manufacture 9i
patent medicines in factory, for export, without aAg
stamps On Tuesday the patent medicine men rM VII
appear before the Ways and Means C%on'uf % uf 900 0oo
say that with this permission they can export @l,oouVJ
worth Of pills, powders plasters, ana patent eonp
per annum.
The new OF oath to be taken by members OF ooii
gress proposed In bill introduced by Mr. starAwea.ne
correspods with the modified oath taken py those
who engaged Ia gave aid to the rebellion WIN tne e
ceptiUn rf the following addition: do hereby soF
emiuy deny the right OF secession and rebeiloh
The Senate will devote tomorrow TO euogzing tue
dead vcePresdent Speeches will be made by tne ioi
lowine Senators I'm the order named Mrssrs. Gordon
Cameron, Morton, Morrill, OF Vermont, steVehsoh III
gals, Anthony, and Dawes.
Mr. Hardenbergh has introduced u bill 10 appropriate
5000 600 for the purpose OF erecting Post Office build
ing IN Jersey City the site heretofore purchased py
the Government.
The Controller Of the Currency today authorized tue
Centennial National Bank at Philadelphia, with capl
tai uf $4,000 tO commence business
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
THE DOMINION BOARD OF TRADE.
INDUSTRIAL PROTECTION ADVOCATED.


OTTAWA, Jan. 2O.-The Dominion Board OF
Trade resumed their sitting this morning resolution
WAS passed urging the Government to an act 10
clearly define the respective rights and liabilities of COM
mon carriers by land and water well "a what eonst
tutes the delivery Of goods by vessels arriving In the
ports Of the Dominion.
Adam Brown OF Hamilton moved. and Moses Staunton
of Toronto seconded resolutions to the effect that the do
pressed condition Of the manufacturing industries OF the
Dominion calls imperatively for such legislation will
afford protection ~ capital already invested In manufae
lures encourage further investment and AFFORD employ
ment people IN the workshops of Canada; that whilo
recognizing that the depression referred ~ may 70
some extent be due to oyer-production IL 10 In
the opinion Of this Board mainly OWING 70
the competition Of American manufacturers, VINO
make Canada n " slaughter" market for surplus pro
ductions that there is no reasonable ground ior ac-
patng that this system OF unfair ana uheHuu conpc,F
lion Will without Canadian legislation 10 meet H. De
lessened In the future but, on the contrary! .s Doau
az the limited from the eneets OF civil war prom
ises to incr ase intensity In the future hat IN the
oninion of ts the true and patriotic policy Tor
The Canadian Government wonld be to adopt thor.
in he Reimbursement OF the tariff reciprocal duty with
the limited States should be adopted that the Executive
Commlttee be requested To memorabilia Parliament In
the OF resoluions and further that the pro-
duets the SOIL the forest, ami mines and the manu-
factures thereof be considered
Mr. held that protection was the true policy OF
country building it's manufacturing Industries To
make country great there must be population To con-
sume the products OF the soil
essrs Saunton and Elliott spoke in favor Of protec-
the side of trade when the debate was adjourned
for