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New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
THE MARKETS.
rCaTerullv reported tor THE TgIBJy.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Norm RirsT. Yesseis ant RIib51fs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHEs-There was only email and ordinary demand hut
priccs steady at 4- &C. Tor Pots ana sac Gf Feas
niy uuc. ause- 10 5j75-c Tor western ana southern
yellow. ~. 80 a, -.,.+ - g.,
ture; quote ~5ort Green Brush, 7doc' Green Huf'
CC%iTs JenalJs f5T NEtIlc.tc have continued ycry
MOI rate and, e production fIa sI pies are arg qno
shOw weak and irregular ioa IA bitumtb.u' moo
Uoo I,u-e Camel Sl5aEIT Lrpru0o, Gas DO. SlU1Sll
SeEc.stie DO - 5O: scotch Gu sJ4s- do steam, s5&
Westmoreiaud. West Virginia Gas, ed5s1 - ,nnCei
CHICCOEY ms been rather quiet at 4'i46o, gold, Tor
COCOA has been quiet bat steady at c for San'o Do
HHro, IJGlGc for GnagaquI ice Igi oiiIa,a7 L,@
-r l1r Mexican, aHd ~ I--c. Ior IA ds-lDo az s
COEFEL-Ihere was 20 change 10 t" lirNtJ toi h& I',
fee nEilh vas quiet aud uncan--d t.a - 80, i-" l
f1r Invoices there better inquiry under idr-r stock
I'M In tff1lr. 800 il.4 = amazon sold az II eC. sold.
CuDFEFkGE SGath-IG-tc has alicrE been a nucA
Ne on61e i.mrrt Hogsbea.s 81 90. Hoops, IA feet,
Ordinary JO Prime eSoF@o; II le.t oo 70 tt5O 'l3t
wll Heads g, inches, - jJoet 55 co4 50 inch"s.
81 6laF-. Boz sE09As. 70O5Jc. Rum Shocks ST. Pipe
CJGDlGE-T usual movement las been Done al anncxe!
hlarea lama ~ r. Unread -, t0
c'. o-tneaa aud y-tueIa Loo. hanla CorlJsr b"l
h ic: dc Whale Lines, ne: Jared Manila - 2c..
Emo T8rrCd M.nil Ia.l Yarn l6c s-al Rope u - 90
- Lah Yarp. llc Fine Tarrut ~isIi uo, L. -io Russia
Hemp Iarr-t C0uast lo,i AInorgh liaeAI,a htlp
larr Coda--, l2c; l-Tfea American Lah yam 4-O' fhe
tSTToN-rLs market on the rot was quiet aud nc. lower
G.rresan- effect here and DO business ,or ct.c.t "a- r.
.yc. i.c,.1ilg 3Ol for home consumption aud 2. far
speculate, lhg E.clp's az .i. ii,s " m /" % ~ ne ,
~. .. rtaI-t.ja .Yr Che 5,crs Ht5 bales, l-t -OI
If5 bale, a-t ~ .s. ant -.-G bast ..s ., -a- wear
..ag tao aa.ue tlc lsst I... .r. lluo bales te
Iye-.. 600 contract today The following "L snow '"i r-
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
THE COURTS.
VIZ ,rprAL TIE C1AF1N SUIT.

In the suit brought 10y the Government
or,inst H. B. Claain Co, TO recover Sl7OOOOO the
yolue Of silks alleged TO have been passed through the
custom house by the smur;er Lawrence without pay
~ OF duty the defendants demurred 70 the construc-
ton mt upon certain counts in the declaration OF the
rainf Judge BaschfOrd IN the United states District
C sustained the demurrer and the United states Dis
.i, Attorney appealed Judge Johnson IN the United
stcs Circuit Court yesterday filed his decision affirming
The Judgment OF the lower court II ia understood that
,ba Government viii take the case on appeal to tho
United states supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
TIE ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO AND
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD.

A p
SIN. Some one must be- sadly in want of q
market .ar the Rock Island stock, when they to the
trouble of paing OF on the financial gentlemen OF the
press -chasn ot al the tyoran', points Of an o'd re-
pot as ssmctnluguaw and Indicative Of present bua.
ur Tho report rom which the published statement of
to-day Is made mp was riddlcd by InE TRIBUNE some
ortL4 since ard on your analysis OF q was induced 20
r-f ,,Ir It -ioc af over los. Y the WAY, Wiil NOT
~ recent foreclosure OF fhc Chicago ard south esteem
IIIsDa v,6 r.,lucti tLc supPO-ed surplus uf tLe
brrk Island Company when 10 makes s next rruort 90
flr fIJr ps - -Il7i being the amount OF MS ft-
yaacr tl the foreco.Dd road at datc OF last report
y,,,rs 49, O.. AZ.
Nr,r- iort. Nov 30 ls7G.
I'VE prefer to make no predictions as TO what may
appear in the next report Of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad Company. The exact
nature OF its connection with the Chicago aud
Southwestern Company has never been eXpliritly
stated But Of its practical ownership there is but
little doubt. The Rock Island is guarantor If
-. 900. 600 Chicago and Southwestern bonds and
IA such. since 81 to April l. 1876, hal advanced
SI,Gl0,7I2 IL payment Of interest; further, as
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5ales 6n 2uruon

8. MggwIv, hucuunor.
TsY BANGS & Co.. 6j6 Broadway, near Bond
- st.-Sl.es o. Books. Works Of 70. &c.. &C.
MONDAY. Dec. MANY BOOKS, both UlD ana new, ~
dIsJOry Poetry, Travels. Theology.
MORTGAGE SALE by RICHARD Y. HAIR
VI NETT, auctoueer. OF HOTEI FJ RNlTtiL, ON
WI.DN DAY, Dec. o,
Of O'Clock daily until The whole
posed ol, the tINCHE~i LE HOTEL corner Elo't"ai
and Thrty-fr. EaTiOr and Bedroom suites carpets Bed
ing Linen. Dining ana Ol,e Furniture Gas Fixtures
aud CGaldeera gt an that Tc lreI m tfstCa-s holeL
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
P4SSENGERS ARRiTED.

PROM HAMBURG-TB steamship Hsrdy, Dec. III
SerinE Wih Koch. Carl ZnSg Carl Ae2id J0seph kraus
and vile Peter Stumps David Seubred Nanette Achnet0
Hugo Cdrsens Dr. II. BanGa, Max ZmnerWann jose
phinc Ruppc, Josephine Ifeme- and daugtar, Catherine
Sriuhiebgr, Selg bernstein Dr. julius ii imam and wife
Il bert Idchor J. Kern ana wiie. A. kern Margaret hhr
bacher, Joseph MOers.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
AfINIATrnE ALMANAC.

sun risra. 706 sun .. rises. 5.3j
HIGH WATER tbs pAY-A.A
sandy Hook SOS Cows island Si7 Rel q. Ferry. 1896
HGH WATER THIS uAT-P. -
sandy Hook S57 9i3 lei G. Ferry .ll.O2
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02


very a4i LA ana ] ma,L , . .a 5 @ ' I st ire mo- 1s
.%ta- % 70 6 ' '' f ON p,y5f1 terms, sGs25 ST. icf
Colints IS r G.ararcs 3nd r55 5' & ir E5 M I.'
alo about "s last 9ol ts.''a s ~ f t ~ 'ij
ca55. i9,s vtch ars wanted at s2s 50 oter grades 48
sai5s. qa.ei Et lj -l- clh; Leai WIS again dl and
Homnalg uhclang-l at - lVeF5 - GU rrn Tor domestic
new feature Domestic $3.50 g. curcar, lqa Fouga %
80 i ii-tia Ir-ire.- ~,rsiIs l-I,c. Ene,sh Is Isfc
aaG Baaca IT, .5c ali , In Plates aye .ol JOB.
Tinat B 75ds7. <. do IS l4il. a.. Ierue, - -
W6LA A-,Es-rareirn was firm bnt quiet at lOc. or 30
Ts h.rug ije or l.ae ,h L.a-is, and - eS. I iSf
Fqf2 r ''o; - o. r l5" 'YP ~ .s @ r1 oi 5 b6 BART
$IwAa si0Bi.,-i4 spirits rarpontine there was more
aa agt s aa ie'a,S % lI5nas9 emslas.as @ 555 l5q
Io oa Z W. 500 80 49, N on prva.ys - iSrns. g we we
3. .5 FIs 60 A'.a d. Tsr US ci at e = for Va
0CEtN Fi.L1HIs-Th,r.v vas only small business in
I Cham .i I'm. aud rias. however were aot very
bu. r. re y... ",Is % ,oay ats5 ga;s' '1s rs aa iT Ie
AZ s Iao icl- Ha.os at l t Ton. agd 25Q bales Cos
S d. ii a J. 0J J6.s rioar at Is 1-s no BFisto, by
Ias c1rrr. Nnra B1 .sa 6arE henc" io TO FeE4rth
m .t,.an .at., d. .-' i n.,' n' i E = 6,., ~ 5S id
d IONS ra ser leutt fo tiI .lou with 10000
6d.h q ln 5t ls o r,r qr and a5u 40 2. 9d Iglan
Ng-.ln bark aan. LJ Hayre 300 ibls. Naphha 30
S. .i bark, hence tO Ile, Wita l-ODJ
cases gUGlsl Petroleum l 35c., gu al American 'clooh
OF Jn- I, t roR In IN r. To- fo cas-. c5as
r' 20. .i n % .-. ram m 81 oI : Norwegian bar
~ -. D II.
.Ii If.,.l IVA, 1gp I'm moderate 0Shirg request aud
steady ~ m c4-k- end bbl Crnc. Whale remains p
. n.faI. rrt. Stow prices noEsIliv unchanged;
S.-tb,r- -a -,r. southern zoe: Natural 172c, and
isrr -.,oTsr. Crude sperm, though sul ust rmllns
uuu. Osj3r quoted here % - - Bea.hsi - .u ai sat
o. or and ii n 5g or winter yellow. ID Men
9nrn email Gales have mlIe. arrivals O the
Maine = B'aacngd 5oa-4e. Lard has remained nun,
win irlnf- Winter now quo. I'd at 55c.
p1u If ocean frpcats eychang m1rset checks
rr. ,o.r.rt Il iy 49, -a aud Western $50 currency.
~, ,isI.. -.rf. T11rsar lls continued qulat. and
urces are without change. We quote CANA
~ 'b,r's VIM. (-1vu 81 20 ao.C. White Lead
a. So i-.a M.p' n ri r.. e7-77Ic, fr Ti,l'1i
=, hhtlr" 5ss. i.S' -. 5es i i,-l bsisnt i,rvIr =
'' I'M i.I. -ifc m t,1: American LttAarrc,
,.' n 49,, -of ri,oa y(Lifiug Sc d9 GHL
, - ~, T,ii,T IA -5lif wake White Gra,cs.
r. ycy, e nc, tT,lri.I1 lei L.ai Sic American Dry
tlt 'iii'H'3 .'''' l, t' l,'i, = goii. 40 Ansri
bic le--' = - 30. ~ l---.. i1 --7'' F'' '-' ~
can G4sNsiEet '.t 5 ., ~ g. - s .t,-b b,- ortot
market uhe alvice' "a ir'A 10. CfeeA aIl ~ Z
kt7 "ss a-ilg @ ~ h i' .s t51t 6o6 lfs' ..ii M
@ n1 a l" 80 5, 5r ~ Ni.,ft n iir IN bipire order
=. Ia "a x N m - ti ,t W4s i'm mn demand
i.LN rS,,t. ,.-, bigIer aifervtrf t5,
-t t, w. 30 - h.f 10 l1fa.f dealing. ygpra az
W . 49, -. 1i g1 bfls Mess on ne spOf az slT;
- 80 ~ az A. an, $40 INK. ior December az 40 5G;
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
DcnilsIrp

DEST DENTISTRY at low charges salts
ID faction guaranteed GEO W. rIEVEh7 northwest
corner sixthave and Thirty seventh ~
nR. Il. q. WAIT, No. 45 East 23d-st., near
Nadsou ave Ia the only class DENflsI On the city
Who performs every Kind o deAta eperaoe at 10y Rop4f
40 10 xl5 piatinl go "a 80 Inetn plFs"1 ~
superior manner tr1n - upward Can aHh s
euccs. Heg. Dr. crosby DrH. Ramsey blu' "clI 'ehI'
Janyrin Baldwin and Howe
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02

Tie money maTkct at the LNChaHge, iItel ruIlnB
steady at per cent. became active, and call loans
commanded aud g per cent on pledge of ordinary
stock collateral, while the rates at bank remain
firm at per cont Exchange on Acw-lcrk i rather
heavy az Charleston, the discount being o. and
steady in ST. Louis al 81 80 discount Discounts are
dull and rates are quoted a- follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02

NEw-YOBK Friday Dee. l. 1876.
Below may be found the result of to-day's
sale at Arch Johnstons establishment, Thrteeathst,
between University-pIace ana Fifth-avea
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
HORSE AND C4RRihGE M4RKEE

Josephs-Appea unew conditions stated in
the OpiuiOn OF Judgc McAdam on le are complied with
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
Eost ar0 Eouno.

I OST, Nov. 3O-lietween NcwtOwn Cemetery
( ana and Hotcl-a small GOLD WATCH with eHnmccd
clsrs r frt of iet attached. liberal reward ~
nAarl Al4fcsa bin. T., Tribune Uptown ONCE, l235
ljrOasiSdy.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
Iurnlinrc.

CLOSING to CASH BUYERS.-IngTain and
y sair carpets 2Oc ocoths -Jc and 3oc white lnd on'
bIutc- horse blankets rubber ulanAeis ANbrL" LIS
TER * Co., 31i Broadway
FURNITURE. CARPETS. BEDDING, &C.,
4 cheap cash liberal terms OF payment COW
PERTHWAlT's lj5 and l5l tEaiha.n-s, !hres pualHsl
and H aTep Narero1ns Chamber suits. SIS TO 500 Parl1r
suits $50 30 5000; Tap Brussels 81
~ G.. SELLEW, MANUFACTURER OF
DESKS,
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE
no. lO3 FTLIJN--L
FULL CYLINDER DESKS
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02

Drugs AND CHEluGAL5 have ben qaie. but
eurTracy Tor joU6mg lots; Morphine 81 7j:
Gu-nne az 49, ,anVA9I 3C' ,bsAE i'.is'AE' o. II
as2 Dr.. Baslm Talu. - % saltpetcr, l2l2c for re-
@ s"'o ~ s "a ias 30 ior Caa,t., a-as2 = = for Asn
lo @ ~ .i fr ir,rb so, All loi. BI,4rnuE Powder
= g. currency gai9Fite 'stsT; a. - 70 ' i2 51
gol0, Lemon zoe, cnrrency io 1aS5 y 40" = eO
in Qasa I.ehle1L 500 soa' as S, a. ~, % IoIi
so4ys& & 3g s91 T5 yrs c%f % os Sl lf FS%sr 5s
FI--lrade has been very quiet du1r the last few days
FLUCE AND MEAL-ia,hrr more titsc was reported 10
shade frcr shipper. bought far extent, amt moder
ate tqsns, aas done i2t home use Gtnnr'oa E1.'' ~ & s
waHtei City Als Extras were without change
iTads brands ver. m moderate request previous
nsurrs Slle- 5000 bbis., nclgo LOO oDa G.ty Mlis
a,- 300 Dg7. Low o'--sa Ian L1,i 1i,LiI 'Ryft
Al - t5at8 SO 4.5,u bbls Minnesota Eytsa az - - . 20
saparnt at s5ss5 So aud $50 lnls 70 a 50 .
a. 9a i4o 'ars @ere - ,,@s' ,1sTpa S2 liT stat
ami Western sj iOnsJ 5J tor Inferior 20 Common
Istrl stale - 5JaSo s. Common 70 Flir 10 e. 7.4
Fancy - iges5 30 for Inferior To Common lSla Ne5l
fo "gel to s'gg @ S1 a2 ama9 8 5S m i f6S Grade civ
sa. Etra n 5Oar9 80 l1r Winter wheat GoOd 70 Choice
slr % Hoaao oS f uoo5d - oao 81 s. % . : 5 & or F
1Uaei 90, Ca'd ~ S,oce DO - ~ @ g' i y;
Chmce P4gout do: 81 40eBJ 20 ior Common %
l,,ri Io ' ANA low Grade Win fair export ard
nom. frt. demand and qutt and steady or Good - On Ice
TRADE braad~lA sou iliF,AN flJI X D atur 49,, 0ylg,
business reported al sliyht improvement on medium
n m grades ,es, ,lOd hbls. 40 - - 0r1 ~ Tor Ccn
non 10 Far rxtra; - s5If6 so for Flr 20 tood a.
65as- 80 for Common % Choice Family tka. and - ~
4 :, - ftr Good CLJ.ce New Process EKlfa itl y
FiO remained about the with sales 0i ioo Dol, ~
u J.TFJ Choice Supcrnre. .Bt N
WHEAT FLOJ haa again slightly ahvmerl Wi,,h bet..r
f1e st Fy 2Jrs3 -5 100 r. fancy lots ~ hgh ~ 81
' ttitN MEAI. was without material change m pricc
vim wUlrrntn trade in part Tor export sales, eDO bb
at - T5fg3 no for elbow Western Jersey ana fennHl J.
vala and s3 i5dt3 90 for Brludywne Corn Meal m sacks
rt steady sasOf ljOO sacks Coarse al Use d-l Tor
B1ltimnre. and 81 ~ 100 n fog state
FOREIGN FRUITS have IN the main been only moderately
ogtvr aud prices have shown marked change. ThOrn
has been TAR business Hasus AZ steady prices The
mutations arc Layer Rasns box, 81 ~; New Loose
MuscateL y s2 - Valencia c, Or Old aud &c Ur New
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02

lCe GLEuW.
A FACT.-HORTON'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
and appreciated for ITS parity aly and certainty Of Do
ing delivered IN goo1 order.
CHUECHE-. FAIRS, FESTIVALS. &c, supplied at
2Jc. PER QUART
CHARLOTTE RUraE and JELLlE~. uch ana delicious al
prices below those OF amy Other ostaDlshmeut
Dcuofs 800 Fourthve l-.i Broadway, 1uI ~ Chat nam A.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
u o.cLocN-sALEs HEEoEr rnE cALL.

North West C0usOl Western Union Ia
Coup q B 5........ y
oOOu..-...c q21- American Express
T0l and Wabash At ln......-. 5l "a
5.ulO....... Iu3Ll Pacific Mail
Crt Western "a 100 ---.b}. 24it
5.uCO........ GJ7s 2bu......-. 2+9i NO
Chic. r & Pac IS y Y Cen and hnt
2. OOD. ..-....l ~ DO o.iO- on
Lake Shore LIST. R TO' aud Wab
ggDO .lDG luV........ -
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02

There was -diJ OF Missouri sINcS to-day ai lo1"-
bat outside of that transaction state bonds were
neglected Tie bids for the city bank stocks were
quiet. and sales confined o. Fourth National 20 90
9G. and Mechanics 40 at 10. In railroad bonds
there was a pressure To- sell AeW-Jersey Central
fir,r- and thay fell 20 lGS'a lehigh and Wilkes
barre con-ol,, ndorsed, fetching 90, ex-inter'2t
ar fl3. ey-.u..rgst while Rock Island : per cents
were 40 10 Il2 Ohio and Mississippi cou,ols sold
at -S. Ha. lem registered per cent trsts az II,
and Toledo and W dDasA Ersts, 81. Louis DiYl.-oH,
at -.
Tic earnings Of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railroad Company for the third week OF
I.7G IS y 600 1875 ....sllj,g62 Inc......sIlo35
The following are the imports OF dry goods for Jhc
week ending to-day and since the beginning Of the
year. compared with the corresponding periods OF
prrylOu- years: $50
rOr us Ufe. irTl. l~yD.. i7s5.,
Entered q; tI. port. SllI5a93 6! 4ib6il SO. 54g
Thrown market. I,2jns2i l,---,h5A 5lHV't
Jan. ]. .-. 90. q, ,..-......
ThrUwa MARKET. i,S7-,iJ2 55'52-'t@ 'ho55-'J
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02

TIE United States Treasure az Washington Te-
cc,yti To-day sfIGuOeD .a-i.ua! bllh r..es for
redemption. tine customs receipts we're 1-5U,'bl
and INTERNAL r.s.ggs receipts -GJN,OO|. The l.i-
lowing s Ie clearinghouse statement today; Cur
rrucr es aau-ea. .s,~. .13D,7g9; currency balances
81 .IGGt2U: gold exchanges, Fl2,JGl.I5Z; gold
balances. SD 7Gl.Tj2.
There vas active trading in United States stocks
and t,IiIrt.r siN per CENTS wrl, I-Mrr che new
fv.s were s-.ak and declined 10 Ill lt. SiN-, of
I,~l REGISTERED sold at 1885, eE iHt,r. st; coupon
ditto at iI6li; coupon Andys at ll2l- l-0Il2@;
r..I-l.fcd 1867. ar 1I2lz. ,> interest and coupon
dil.o ~ llIlg1IlJ Sc annex latest stree. quu-
tatipu-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25
GENERAL NJ us.

1t is said that Englands policy is to leave Tur-
key to her fate.
New York parties have furnished the capital for
placing freight steamer ON the route between
Calais, Me-. and Boston.
By some inadvertence an advertisement for
harness makers appeared in the matrimonial COL
umn of New York morning paper.
Bishop Gilbert Haven preached his last sermon
in Boston Sunday before leaving on his trip to
Africa. He will be absent about two years.
The Detroit Free Press says Charles Francis
Adams is worth one million dollars, and he can
order four of oysters at once without exciting
suspicion.
Mr.. Gladstone's pamphlet the Bulgarian
atrocities is to be published in Russia at st. Pc
tersburg by that gentleman, who will devote the
proceeds to the benefit of the bulgarian sufferers
There are now over 10000 of the clergy of the
Church of England enrolled in the clerical memo
rial against ntemperance. Eleven Bishops,
twenty-one Deans and sxty-seven Archdeacons
are among the number.
1t was the desire of the late Francis P. Blair
that the bearers at his funeral should be chosen
from among his grandsons. In compliance with
MS WISH, tlgnl sons OIL tne late Ten. / L. Blair,
Of the late James Blair, and of the Hon. Mont
gomery Blair acted in that capacity.
An old English game-hare and hounds-has
been revived by the students of the preparatory
school connected with the College of New Jersey,
Princeton. On Thursday two Maryland lads were
the hares, and although the chase led over
rocky country for sixteen miles, they were not
caught. The distance was made in two hours and
eighteen minutes.
Another wel-planned fraud has met with sud-
den failure. The slab of sandstone containing a
human foot print and two bird tracks, which was
recently unesrthed at North Canton, Conn, has
been submitted to Prof. Marsh of Yale College
| lie says that the slab is an artificial stone, Ia
which the impressions were made while it was
soft. 1t was fashioned with great skill, and has
apparently been buried for some time, so as to
have an ancient look. 1t is said that the owner
has taken portion Of the stone to Chicago for
sale there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25

Thirty thousand republicans gathered to hear
James q. Blaine and Benjamin X. Phelps Thurs
day night at Buffalo.
Ex-Governor Hoffman says he will vote for
Tilden under protest, and predicts the loss Of New
York by $4,000
The solid North and patriots in all sections de-
mand that we shall have free speech, free ballots
and flee schools The day for the shotgun and
bloodhound and savedrivers whip has passed.
The Indianapolis Journal reiterates the truth of
the seven mules Dispatch. Neither Hewitt, nor
Senator Barnum, it SAYS, will deny the authent-
city of the printed dispatch "in note over his
signature"
Tilden is very solicitous for Boss Tweed's com
fort, and at his written request President Grant
has ordered that no person be allowed to inter
fere with or interroga.e Tweed while en- route
to New York.
The Pttsburg Commercial says IF Wade
Hampton and his traitorous followers want war
they should be INDUCED to their hearts extent.
The people will sustain the President in using if
necessary, the entire military power of the govern
ment."
Gen. Mcclellan was expected to speak in IIdi-
ana about two months ago. He has reached Gin
cinnati, and will assault indianapolis by close ap-
proaches. 1t is expected that if his strategy is
correct he will reach the edge Of Indiana in about
four years. He is waiting for the muddy season
before he really makes the first step Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25

The whaling bark Florence arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 2lst from the Arctic Ocean with 100
men On board, belonging to the crews Of the Arctic
whaling fleet, of which u ships with part Of
their crews have been lost in the ice. The aban
doned ships are the barks Onward and Clara Bell.
san Francisco; ships st. George and Marengo
and barks Cornelius Holland, James Allen, and
Java of New Bedford; ship Camilla and barken-
tine Josephine Of Boston, bark Acors Barnes,
New London, and the Hawaiian barks Desmond
and Arctic. The vessels had on board altogether
900 barrels of oil, together with large quantity
Of whalebone and ivory Some Of the survivors
Of the crews have gone to Honolulu on the
Three Brothers.
From the written reports of the masters Of the
fleet, it appears that after prosperous month 5
cruise the Arctic was crushed by the ice on July
oil the Sea Horse Islands, Is miles from the
Bend. The crew escaped to the shore, and finally
were taken on board by the bark Onward and sub.
sequenty distributed among the fleet. Abou,
Aug. | the ships, If in number, reached Point
Barrow. The Northern Light and Norman re.
NAMED south, catching walrus, and escaped the
disaster that bcfell the rest. Whales were plcnti.
iui alouuN b4iit tDAilpHi dHi tht ahiIS hIu Wei
until the ice closed in on them. The feet tried
to escape from the ice, but could not reach oper
water. They were completely surrounded. The
Florence ayerted destruction by getting in the lee
of a grounded iceberg near Cape Smith, and the
Rainbow and Three Brothers reached position
Of safety at Point Barrow. The Clara Bell drift
cd ashore with oxen rudder. and was aband-
oned janmed fast in the ice. The other vessels
were carried slowly noIthward by drifting field
Of ice. Various attempts were made by the crews
TO reach land and few more were lost. Finally
the situation got desperate and a general aban-
donment Of the ships was agreed on.
The vessels were 20 or 80 miles from land and
abreast OF the west head Of Smiths Bay. Sept
D. all being ready on board the {. Holland, St.
George, Marengo. Desmond, James Allen, Acors
Barnes, and Onward, the signal for departure was
given. The boats had been put in The best posi-
BILE condition, and were stored with about % days
fations Of bread and meat, a change of clothing,
and blanket for each man. Everything else ex.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25

The New York Tribune says: "a fresl
instance of the sleepless vigilance with
which Gov. Tilden's canvass is conducted
is to be found in the circular issued from
the democratic headquarters, urging dem
ocrats to arrange their visits to Philadel.
phia so as TO be at home on election day
Such caution Is much more necessary in
the case of republican voters, who wish
Philadelphia doubtless in much greater
numbers than do the democrats. A Wash.
ington dispatch shows tina: probably 5000
republican voters from Ohio alone were in
Philadelphia shortly before the Ohio cleo
ton, and estimates that several thousand
votes were lost to the party In both Of the
great October States by means of this
absenteeism, not enough, perhaps, to
have turned the scale in Indiana, but
enough to have sensibly increased the re-
publican msjoriiyin Ohio and to .naye re-
duced the democratic majority in Indiana
to so narrow margin that the republican
hopes of redeeming the State in Novem-
Der would have grown almost into GER
tainty. Those who have arranged their
visits to the Exhibition for this time can
wait for the week following the formal
closing day, during which the Exhibition
is still TO be kept open. 1t must be re-
membered that the contest is close and
the issue vital, and that every vote will
count