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This great International ExhibitionIA0
signed to commemorate the one hundrcdk0
anniversary Of American Ipdependence,
opened May 10th, and will close Novembef
10th, 1876. All the nations Of the world
and all the states and territories Of the I'm.
lon are participating In this wonderful De.
monstratioD, bringing together the most
comprehensive collection Il art treasures,
mechanical inventions, scientific discover.
cries, manufacturing achievements, miner.
al specimens, and agricultural prOducts
ezer exhibited. The grounds devoted to
the exhibition are situated on the line Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad and embrace $50
acres Of Paramount Park, all highly i'm.
proved and ornaniented, on which are
erected the largest buildings ever constrIc-
ted--fve Of these covering an area Of fits
acres aud costing 5000, coo. The total
number Of buildings erected for the pur-
poses Of the exhibition H. near two hun.
bred. During the thirts days imme diately
following the opening OF the exhibition q
million aud qua,ter VI people visited L..
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RUNNING THROUGH By DAYLIGHT.
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ESTABLISHED lS45.
WILSON, EGGLEST0N & co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers in
Flour, Grain, Seeds, & Provisions,
FL WEST CANAL STREET,
CINCINNATI, o.
AZ Cousignments solicited. 1l-25-eod-lm
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, 1876-02-05
Al OLD SLAHDER

-he ut. vsrnon Qtl.) Necs, n lit.lo Copper.
head sheet published down III Egypt, revivsa
Ao1uo of tho old lies 1t and other Copporhssa
Bleeta used to talk about Senator LOAN. Il
says:
Head his biography from preface to appendix and
We defy Tho sasssseyed Rcckcr Rftcr tbs Incidents Of
personal greatness ia nd any mention Of his
ttou with tho " "Rer'rru Illiut. ,LGRtuthn body Of
men that Mr. Loo. fcE' i t1 lead .nto tha ranks
at the Confederate army and AAsst In tho destruction
Ut L.Ncoh's hireIngs. Nothor do ws tind TINT Af.
LOGAN has gtyeu hia blogsapher the circumstances u
LINCOLN harel!nga" were 10 he Intercepted And'
turnc hack by thu anInK of tho gallant Jonk,
from their march IL: ttcfuuse OF tho Union. And
agaiu, there Ii the little tnttIc1t ut McIeansboro,
when L0AAN beca.no a!RRAated with tho Htars and
stripes th4t he refused to SPEAK until they wtss
II tic Lilo Of shs great LonA 4 written down bJ ths
''rgrhphes. And might sill further mention the
L .habe ouaihsiun OIL tho part Of sone one-wo do
laid. hut It LodAN hifnHelf-pf his speeches At
1e.4. il, Marion. l4uckueyvIo, Mnrrh5aoor0, aud
other HouhcEu Illinois toWus whcgo he Hss xl.powaF.
fu,-jat previous to and during thr irnt lnouthe oe
the lsfo d.srcs4Ing unpeaaaatnesa. Theso speeches
Els. tho best OF reading for tho moat usz Ncbel Of
mf%s ahandrnr! h.isflwhscfcs. Why d this thu4!
These charges wero all Eefutsd over and oror
again. LOGAN challenged hls enemies to sub
etant!sto any Of thsm, which waa never done
aud 1t Ia .ather late In tho day-sIxteen yeA,s
aftor tho timo referred to--for sha Aetps 10 rake
up. but It will not barm LOGAN, while 1t will
certainly not benefit the Assos or any other ahost
that stands to credit those old falavhoodB,
, 1876-02-05
OBITUARY.,


TUE NEFt @AuEA HUAN9,
1he cable dspasctea from London on tue 1T
Int. reported the dostll Of tho eu,nont Meth
osllat l!ylno and author, tho Rev. JAaxz Dunss.
Jie oommunced t,la csroar ~ \ writer OF religious
subj lscta In 1926, and waa cmlnoutly succsssful.
In 1890 l1a removed to scotland, whoro he con-
tInued Lila htsTary laboFI. ln 1896 lle commenced
ministerial work In London, aud continued II
for tNsnty-ayo yea1B with remarkable suceoaa.
In 1889 Ao became sdisor OF tho Temperance
Journal, and soon afterwards established tue
Fteaehera' Magazias. I1o Was ono Of the CARL.
TIT motnbe1s OF tito Evangelical Alliance. and
was present 1t tt,s first Conference OF that body
In lroat britain. In lalG to received tho degres
Of Dnctor Of Divinity from tho Wesleyan Uni.
yessity II Mlddletown, Conn.
pEoy. EARL wiLKE,
A correspondent Of tho .4l'gcmslae- Zet!unq
wsitaA tie following sal story from reEa, peat
Constautluopas
f]uE ltts aeIan rnlony 1lers fast wsok plunged
lnta sustaw by Tho sad dr4A u al Fr1f UAnL WlLxk
Ist&Eu VI lislte llo xsspeA Nl.tr HLuCukR III l1t
lel3, Ap1 !Ht. iH tlo cssui@l4nA sKaual tbs Friue
Atxsxstd La xtAt tn ulssco, wtsro Aa oIl4nbt ~.
ustIou ~ tacler IT u!d 0Teek aud lxtta thtloot1:
tn Tho strIAi0n Ut tho D4ssFsAs, III tbs 1o2uftl q
NgH0, MlLAk tEucssdea kn t:llttaptlnOps. wheTs hs
sti 0tnted tutor tn The Nhool Ut shs lxtalch
Ate, aid l< lhat position uniil four ysaSs saN. wen
Oh Aecounk uf lts gspAt axs. la VIA retired III ANAL
ksusiap. Tha l.Assus!ona 4lun1 tbs lftsks a,d DuI
Xst!as AuWesrt, luxteEi8y tsd4csl tbs s4Esauet Ut
tllu FttTi4tch&tr, aud WtLkk'a tsus!qu bsesMs
!saRrs EDisHes 4nd ~ AtInsat very irregular. 1ns
I'D nasM obliged u saeHdce his saluatls y.
Lrsry. but tho prcseds Of this xsfs soou Rono aud
although fsw ot Lin CID pu1ia saudstsd hisn sutna
4Aahs*ee, ka Aaz tuf sous utus bssa Tia Tssxs d
, 1876-02-05

Brcc}(fed time, Mora than this, h1r, HfNnLE-
TOW nt1ujts TINT The schsmo Of tic South,
mud of the Democratic marty North md
South, Is to rlun.lcr Tho Federal Treasury for
tho benefit Of a phila.1elpl,is Construction
Hing, when tho California COMPANY. Az wc
hive seycrnl timca shown. stands rcaflv to
bult] tia roat1 with prfyala conital upon tho
original Immigrant, which should bo token
from Tow Scorr for uon.fnla,luent Of con.
tract, THIS In scheme No, 2,
1,x t,,;. linn ,,,o m, +roa On INV M, ~ I'm
In, ,,,nt ,ho Nor,lorn non,o,n,. hooo,, ,o
,,rov rc.,,vo lu,t NJ INV con,r,,,o1 ,,,o
tro,r mi ro1ca,.a I'm or;n,n, ,,v ost;n, ,,,n,
.s r. ,,t H., -of,r,,;,o ~ .},o ,s,t,,, a. NJ,
o,,or ~ NJ y,xo, nr,,, oo,,ror,o;,,o1 ,,,o,
II waa t,r rot ,1anv;nu n ana aoe,:;no h NJ.
co,o with tho ou;h1,1o. ;. nr In m, uro,,oso
to discuss Tint question now" so ilcro va
hoyo thu nroornmmo of Tim ncmocratio
nortv. +. An annronr;ation of an nm. .fxv,
for tho leucf,t of so,,thcrn sncculatora lin,
t,,ev mov n,onoro1;zo tho cotion cron .
tro, scorra r.. 4aa poc;fo a,hs;,lv a,ca, \
rbo refpn,1;n, of tho co.,on tor wo mov
o1,1 ~ +h;s ,ho forrtt, ;tc&n pon,,1,, tho INV.
mani If sontbcrn c,o;,na nmonn,in1 II .ev.
crnl n,;l,;ona If ,,o1,ora which yIr g,xnrr.
rov woutd havo confessed had mt thu North,
, 1876-02-05

gland The grcat banker and merchant Of tbs
earth. II hns givon employment to her over.
flowing population. 1t Inns 1nat1e 1lcr Tia
arbiter in money n,nttora, mud enabled ller Ia
spread mortgages over half the Governments
Of tho worlt. This has been tho work Of tl,o
American tariff, ,-tllo giving to Great Britain
the monopoly Of the worlds market for ths
Enlo Of lcr manufactures. American manu.
fac.nrc# l,avo bocn put in chains; their mills
mud 1nincs allowoil to work only on halt
time,--tlsnt Groat Britain nny sell her iron
In Pittaburg, her cotton goods in Lowell and
Providence, mud hov carpets in Philadelphia,
II British gold" wcro oyor uHed to inf!u-
cnco Amorican legislation, il tho ColAlcn
Cluh havo over sought to promote tho direct
intorcsts Of trent 1lritain at Tie cost and q.
pcnse of tho United States, tho natural pro.
sumption must DO TINT both have boon on.
listed in framing, increasing, mud rerpctuat.
ing tho American thrift, which prevent.
American manufacturers from over interfering
with tho Dritisl, monopoly Of the markets oi
tho globe. It would he absurd TO 1se thoi
"goll " in any oti.er way.
, 1876-02-05
NEW RAILWhY.LHE 70 SARNIA.


Since tho four z, cat Eastern rail hay liucB,-the
Michigan Central, the Southern, the Iistsburg,
and tho Baltimore & Olno,-by pooling thos
earnings, have male heuvy determination
against tho business Of Chicago much interest
Las been folt in tho opening Of now aud indc
pendent roa. to Haruia. Those It would connect
with tho Hraiid Trunk, ono Of tho longest ant
bost railways OH slo continent. True, 1t ia ONT
OF air. joys bauk,ups roads; but II Is decidedly
strong aud lively, aud Chicago would giyo It 4
muns coidial welculno. Dy such ; con.
necton, liz 1,10o miles Of road, roach
tue Tho hoaboard oycr connecting linos
at Now York, boston. and Portland, woulf
DO rendered profitable, ii anything can possibly
mAkp them 10. For Chicago busucss, Il 10 nov
ut tho mercy Of tho Michigan CcutraL which
refuses TO .ako i:s freight uuloss It ci,asgea ts
rates ado1,tol by tho pooled liaos. For nearly
l.a!f tho year It ouds ut sarnin OF On Lake
Huron,~-practtcally n,whe.c.-and honce iu
iuuitcd business ausl Impoverished coudltion
an o competing line, 1t il during the winter o.
little or no yaluo to Chicago.
, 1876-02-05

$1n4j for atarch. A1eats were nc
tive md A@Ic higher. at 7ic for boxed
shoulders, lilo for do short ribs, and II 10
for do al,ors clears. I1iglwines wcro loss
active and unchanged, nj 2l.M PER- gnllon
Flour wns dull End steady. Wheat was more
nctivo md 20 higher, closing al OSLO seller
The month, and "7Sc for March. Corn was
nc.ive. and declined 1c, hut closed stronger
Mt 3oto for rohrr'ary mud 39}c for slarch.
Oats wcro quiet and casior, closing at a0io
for February mud "lsc for March. Rye WINS
quiet ut G7GG7sc. Barley was qniot and
ntcadier closing at 75o for February and 100
for March. Catt!c wcrc dull and easier
Hogs were nctivo mud 10@15o per 100 lbs
higher, at $7.so@7.a> for packing grader.
Sheep wero weak. Ono hundred dollars in
gold would buy ;s1l3.00 in groanbacks at tho
closa
, 1876-02-05

Mr., MonnssoS, Of Illinois, finds thnt the
leadership Of tho Democratic majority is now
and then attended with disagreeable Incl
dents. One Of these happened yesterday,
when in an evil moment ho took part in the
discussion Of a pension bill for tho relief of q
soldier who had deserted from the Coufcder-
nte army aud Joined tic Union forees. Mr..
Atonn1soS'a virtuous bnt unwisc remark about
tho scouudrclism of such q procedure brought
from Mr.. KAssoS, Of Town, tho inquiry
whether m application Of the condemnation
was intended in tho case Of Union army Of
dcers who Ind joined tho Rebels; anil from
Mr. TOWNSEND, tho eatirical Now Yorker, a
reference to the supposiitious case Of man
who should suppress his record as Union
officer after it was in print. The latter sharp
shaft brought The blood, and amidst tho
laughter on one sids Of the House and tho
scowls OF the other A1r. Monn1soS Ind ample
time to wish he hadn't said anything about
the pension bill.
, 1876-02-05

BRITISH GOLD AND THE GOLDEN CLUB.
Tie Protection organs lnve all at once let
loose upon the "Cobdcn Club" and somo Of
them acc,,be TINT Club Of the layisll ,,so Of
'Dritish gold, rs bribcs, in tho cultivation
of M American sentiment in opposition to n
high protective tariT. Has it ever occurred
TO these people TINT our protective tariff
in tho very thing which Inns done lnorc to Ell.
rich England and increase her manufactures
than nny other action Oh orr part that WINS
possible? Grrnt Britain in the year 1915
exported cotton goods to the yaluc, in En-
gland, OF tire hunt|red millions IF tlolhtrs.
Of which moro than ouc-fourtll were sent to
countries on tho American Continent aud to
China aud Japan, comparatively our neigh
bors. Great nritnin imported oil tho raw
nlatcrial Of this manufacture from tho cotton
to the minutcst item OF dye stuff and chemi-
cal used in tho business. The only rival on
tho globe which could manufacture cot
ton aud woolen goods to any extent
ju competition with 0reat Britain is tho
United States. We llayo cheaper food
for the labor, cheaper fuel, abundance OF
waser.power, and, in the caso OF cotton, al-
most monopoly OF the raw material. Great
To- s1nnps.;a " ,,rn.'no, ~ ~ h<;,,n n,o-o,v us,d ~,
,,,t~;u,. III, a,iass an1 10 Ill, ras,,,o, w ,ra
~.
. as;a. ' ~ ,naa, - .s1.na t.e "na-"a uaso' T. a.o
and the quantity may bo Increased equal to
nDS iss.u.o ac", ~ nu"'. v" o ms;.a,. l' '4n''
'"u NJ. w. 1'A Aln's.'.. Mt" :. "a. -
ue'e - ass - ;,,' "su .,a w. a"' ,,us ~"
s"'sees'ua5 t0lAto1o wv ,'"' sou"''' ~, w.
t's'" '"nn's''5 '1o'u auu .':.. uc..es Ia"'1s
~ noa w, W. Aa'o pe.se, ..e,.,e' los l1o'
uae'"s as'o1 W. ',"so .'o1laa's'o' "",p'los
W sopp.'' a"a .sau "aa u'eAs'' a,ta w. ~ M t'.o
,!a.e!aa "s.oa"a'' :" l''o.s ,','1"I,a'o W.
'''o - A'o'o ~" s".'l'1 .,'A' ''a' III 's' 'e"'
~ 'oo WIN. o4'o1s tae"o e''euin0'Hneo"'
.no a''4o VI A't''."s''n"a' eo',o"' s'o!i' "uo4n'
4ca',4e'' .. @te'' Rooe7 ~ '"o o'''c.t ''la'e"
u"e"' 70 ~ eonhae'ea ID eattao!a1aasy ~
the h1'e ''efe III elhcaeo OF nF't'Hh'n''n'"
, 1876-02-05
WHY MANUFACTURES ARE NOT EXPECTED

wHy ymaErPAcrnRrs FNoTEYpnprFn
II is admitted by tho high-tAriG peuplc Tint
the limited Statss produce cbeaner raw mn.
tcrials of the GREAT lines of manufacture. such
rs cottous. wooleus, furniture. lesther goods,
and of iron and steef. Than unv countrv IN
Europe and also that thew produco tie
cleonest food of every dsscrintion. as flesh,
1yb, fowl. bresd. butter. milk. vegetables.
and f,,;t. M Eu,o,,ean corntrr nv, ,,o,,;,,
IN co,nnarc ,r;th tha 11n;tad statoc in ,,oen
mass yn,;etv and a1,nndnnco of fooa 1,,@,3-
nc,a Thera ;s ,,ora c,,n, n1rooar ,7;,c,roro;,
l., .bc I,r;t,d Stot.s +hor IL t,n,rr ~ ov;.t
~ al, ~. wet NJ ,,,,. ,r,,,, ,ra !, ,.,, ,,,.
r,;,,s3 ,r;t,, for 1..r 1,,,.r ND t,.ret,,-a
o.,o,,o ,,o, ,ha ,,,1, ,,f r,r,,,. ,,,,;,,, o-a
,1rc,, .rhauv,,a md o-a ,,,,,y mi. for,a =,
e,,..t dcn.bs mud d;stnnrps fro,, tho ,,,t1.,.
'rh;s ;sconntrv synortr ort su,,,,x ,1r;.r,t,,ro,
nrof1ncts. ;nc]n,;nc w,,rat anIa 'o7n oo,.
i'm tolacco heof nor1, ,or,1 ,,,,t.r md
ch,.s. ,hon e,v n,hrr nat;on i, t,,a ,rorM
1,a...,a !, ;x tba mil. r,,,,,r. +,,,t -rod,,ae
! all t,ehe vn1un,,o cn,r,,o7.is, srd i.u ,,,,ro
than It cnn ro,,.,,,,, ~ tla,, n, ar.-y ,.na,
Hr,t, i, .,r,, ,,,r,,..<;l,, - III H.,
oul fa,il;,;,., tar ,.,oo,, ,,,n,fo,t,,r;,,,, -;-
chrp., food chan, mi on,, ,.hea,, ro4v ,,.,o
rails wbx X u ia ia 11r;..,1 S,a,.' A. .'.t
suc,aH,tnllv cn,rr,.,.. ,,. ,,,,1a~,s,l lin d,,,~
| f,oi1 s.a,r. ,oa, ,,1 Lid, ,,,;.o ra,u ,.n
| tr;sl ,nnn,,fe,tn,;,r n,,;1,n.1 11,,x J~,,., :.
h,,,,., tb,, ut .',,.,, 80, - y
manufacturers ,,f f;rea, pr;t.;,' r.a,,.a r."
many onl Bc,,,ium, who ,,v .,,ou, do,,t,,,
- "S SSS'1
Mil, md x,ceta,,,cs n onurt... ~ ~, .o
| for 1r,n1u~ coo1 md ;ro,, ,r. =, ~ . -.
w. o.,,. ,a,~s T.. 1,;,,.s a,,, 49,, ~ -
, 1876-02-05

As will be noticed in the House debate on
1harsday last, the Consular anl Diplomatic
Appropriation bill being pending n:lder tho
gentle persuasion OF Mr. HALE (lepublican),
OF MMne, Mr. SINGLETON, member from Mis-
s1ss1ppi, ex-contederate, and representative
Southern De1nocEat, who is also a member OF
the Committee on Appropriations, which un-
der the rules has been ua1o superior To the
COMMITTEE on ways and 3teans, and who had
the Dill IN CHARGE opened the tag and let the1
Democratic cat out When 1t became arpar-
ent that the animal was fairly ont, there was
general CONSERVATION on the Democratic side.
1hev sought III vain TO catch tile ant'nnl and
return II 10 l1s DEG. AheS oeihoofea tie ln-
1ofluna'a olSoLE1os Win might anu 1na'n.>
1ney "hac3ea MN acfoss tue facc. They
tnaoo MN cat humble PIC. Iio whole Dcino-
cratic sloe OF TIE House "r1Rsled backwards,
1ke cFaos. 1neS cla1nosedr ALL e1posfulated'\
anu insisted That s1So1ETos. who was no.
ooas' Aaa protested 100 hneh. But 1t WaS
aa 1oo 4a'e' 4ns oaR was empty Inc cat
"as ol't, scafnpeflng and tr1sking anu cl1aslug
'ss tal III aeneht over ats Liberty, and I'LL the
country uAs eeea tne Psel'S Atue peass'
no" luAt II Is ou1 III 1n11 hisht, Let uH
examine tac animal. DR. s1SdLETos, III the
course OF tue discussion replying To soms
lf1os remarks OF ar' HA11 on Southern
cial1hs' na'vely stated that the South had
three schemes to accomplish in this Congress.
No Republican member objectiug, he stated
that one WIS "to improve and protect tho
leyecs OF tho Mississippi aud to reclaim the
hl'u''ai SOL OF the Delta which would be of
more 'a'oc 'han A1i tue Black Hills in the
country ~ ',o"'ooo Jules OF cotton could be
Tas'ed On tA's Fcc!nlued land" In other
~ords, Mr. elsuIEToSa little heAe'nc Is to it,
crease production 1,ooo,"Al bales and reduce
I'7ces 70 eeuts per pouMt or thereabouta;
10 ehr1ch tue Dottom lanu~ouuess a1id sl'ecu-
lAtofh' a'iu btafse out tAe upland farmers
1hih is getting up Il corner Oh cotton with q
vengeance Where nso our li!4uois bl'ecula.
to's lhAt some u them 10 not get up q
Sshetno ios INCREASING tile wheat crop hnn-
, 1876-02-05
DEMOCRATIC HYPOCRISY ON THE TARIFF

nvw00o Mn 1Vno0D1ov o.1 TI7v m,rv1I
1T,o nano.rat;o nar.x !, - r,na-as. n Ia :.
tha conntr, IL INV eo,,f,onta1 NJ "1 I;.,, III ,;roat ~
;ssuo ,,non ,ros.;on ,r,,;o,, II, ~ 1872,
~, -, H. 49, ~ 49, 1,al.,,;s. s 80 f' 49,
or.,,1o .,d v,ccassf,1 ~nnnr1 ~, 49, ~ 49, 1,1;a,, ,
tna ,,r.n ,,ns ,,aa,, ,,sof,,aa =. ..a.ans.
t;o,, o,j n-o,n;saa ~ ,v,,st +, ,ra,1,,, ~ -
- on,v hod tha ..honco Tho oh.naa l. ~ w.. =.
ro,to, 11,o nan,oa-o.;, ,o~,,. ,saa -, ora~ ~
,whn,,n;n, ,no;ar,~ ~ H. ' .1c,aa 49, 80 - 49, 49,
.on,a.;.as - ,a, H. ao,.ra, % ~ ~ ol.o@ ~
..:..'.+ ~ ' .' ~ .so' ~ '.o oo'n'
an,, ~, III ,sa,.;an,a- sn,.;aat ~. ~ e'1a ~,
s...,l,. ~ s'" i - ~. u ,t'o - iA's' @ 1'e-
, 1876-02-05

a new md Vigorous implication ot the re-
rcnDy-euacted 1ress law iu Franc. bus bceu
zuade iu tue cnse tt La Frasee, againsl
which proceedings hpve been instituted on
the cbarge Of publishing faise ne,rs- The
journal III question stused uot long aEo TINT
II. BurrI7, President OF the NJ Miuisterial
Council. had rendered biz resignation ou con.
dition that he should receive the appoint
1ueut Ut Goyernur uf tue EGtE Of + Farce "
compensation. There M.4s iuElice lib well Us
Il 'sehood iu Ills j,ulli.ttiou, and Le uce tlc
ltUsecutiuu
, 1876-02-05

It is now considered certain that Ton
Scorr.s mammoth subsidy scheme will rc~
ceiye the support Of majority Of tho sat-
Committee Of tho Pacific 1sailroad Committee
having the subject in chargc. and thai tile
Texas racifc monstroaity will DO favoahly
reported upon. In that casc Afr. Holman
will Of course lose no tiu,e III making
good his assertion TINT tho Democratic party
is opposed to Ton scorT's job. His efforts
in that hehalf promise to 10 peculiarly in
tercBting in view OF tho fact that LAMAR, the
King Of tho Caucus. is the Chairman Of
tho Committee aul tho especial adyo-
cato mud manipulation Of tho r'an to
yoso 10 Ton Scor7s Company several
hundred million dollars for doing what the
Southern Pacific stands rcady 10 do without
o cent of Government guarantee or cash. II
will bc surprising il it does not turn ont thnt
SINGLETON is better advised thAn Ho1MAa as
10 tho Democratic policy in the House.
, 1876-02-05

60 tas.net III support Oh 'he,r 1e"'1,cs, II
'oo! anu 'ue' a'o aea.eF' rent anu e'otn'ne
arc l"' one"poF' "ua tmey arc PAU IN 6ono
com, wh'eh 10 worth all It progresses to bc'
m.''' II no' =, n"es"".'"s o'scoont Oh - 70
~ PCT een' 'e!o" It's ''ee'
Inc answer mas not Jet been given to tho
question why IL Is Tint OLE manufacturers.
with a!i thetr grent advantages in price Of
tooa' motlSe'rower' and raw materials over
tholf hatopenn competitors aronnaoto tn e1'
port their surplus goods to foreign markets.
m" son then, in composition win
Enei'ah' frenell' l'elg'"n' an'l herman in"a''.
iae'ofeFs Aet TN search ior . aoi"tlon oi
una as'ohlsh'ng state ot iacts' ls 'h's hos ~
that cur ul'sa h'sh 'ar''i nas !e''oofoo heeHy
a't manufactures "l1'ac'".'S "eaf' anu "car
gooas maScs esrchs''e no"Sekeel'ae' ana
.l'as eeeh c'"Ss tf'eS 10 teeoop ''se!i LOT l'a
msfeS W '"s'''s tac~ W '''u eou'au'als VI
''' t''e"9 4'i'tS " a''au,ae''te'' ''!o 'nran '-
poses '"1 o' ~ 10 ~ per cent Inc TO-
hes''e ''"nn'ac."ser can' 'heFe'ore, ehafeo
o"r peollo '"' ~ :" PUT GENT LOT n'S kooos
npo'' 'no iofee'l 'natket prlee "lsoo"1
"anRs. u peane .n"e.ss4u % itnrottea h'cf-
cn"''o!So' 4n's u "has Is cal'eu "psotec.
',on 20 au'cF'cAn ,naussss' ihe a'o"ea
oo3ee' VI luz iesls'a'ofs "ho 'nposca 10
.no'"oua p'on'oi!oFs u, ""s 70 a"''o'-
l1e hnu cnRblo lhe Eastern Mhnnfac-
, 1876-02-05

Cardinal Prince HonESLonE, of Germany,
arrived in Rome yesterday, aud was I'M.
uaediateiy granted an audience with the
Pope. It Is understood that tho object Of
the Princes mission is the restoration Of TN
amicahle understanding between Germany
aud the Roman EpiBcopacy.
, 1876-02-05

At the rate things Lnye been going Of late.
it will not be long beforo S},aim is 1Lle to
direct her energies toward the Cuban iusus.
rection exclusively. Neports Gro received
daily Of important Alphonsist SUCCESSES, md
the cable now conveys the intelligence, &c.
credited to Paris newspaper, of the CON.
rlete rout Of the Car.is.a aud tie fight Of
Don cAn1os in the direction Of French terri
, 1876-02-05

The House Committee TIL Military AGairs
haso reported .aa amended hill to regulate
hepay hAd allowances Of army oficera al
follows: GeuerM Ut the Army t6HEnNAN),
Slo, go insscad Of sl3,6tD; lAeuteDaut-0cn-
eEm {sukGluAs), $s.UO Instead of I'll, ,oO ;
blajoE-icnerals 10 receive their present l,ay
of t',hoo, aud DngadIer-d Generals to be re.
duced from S5.5tW TO &5,'H0; tAe salaries
Of I'll other officers to remain ~ heretofore
, 1876-02-05
CONSOLIDATING SMALL MISSIONS,

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,,ana,, fo~ o,,~ rana,,,o. sarr;,o l.,e,,a .,.at
,,.,h s-.,.. -. 1890. l., ~, ,,;..,. - H.
r,o,,a. Tha no,.a,.o., t,.,,o .,a.,o ,oo e.. T.,
..,n,r ,ro,,a H. san1n,,,, sn,, H. 1,an.,1,a
-s.,...., ....'., -,.!..,...
n,,o .,a,;,,a,, =. 49, rs,,,,ss, - o.o.sa :.
,.,eo m. o,,,of ,,rt,, - o,,u ,,,n,,,,. .,,,.o
t, 49, ,,e,. 49, -. t..s.,.,;. rrl,a ..o,. H.,
r,rto,t ~,oo,t a;s,,t,h f-on nor ~
tho M;,,;st,~ WA ,,avotad - r. s,otan,a,t ,,,nt
NJ po1no roco,t .o,ohro,,or tho oroor .roro a
...,.... -...- ..,.:.,, ;. ,.s
"n'1' s3't'n o1ess' "A'ou aecn4eu " ste|ti
tile color IRON het choekS. 80 pretty, but
1t is scarcely worth while to my b[iniBtcr
for chroriclirv aurh ;natnnccu of fnnoeont
s., :. a.
Po''5 A"A~e!' oA "s <A~Ao"e W s"'
F'rnus coald 10 al the necessary Work. lAo
Minister AlI 8iuocuyq. His ofTice should bu
nhol}ehed. At TrnyH fin reapac+a1,1a cn1or.
=, :, :. i,
u Benl's'''''n "no fsl'esen1a 'no on'leo
States Eeeuls to DO mainly occupied in
turning his residence into m asylum for re-
belllons cutthToata, and in issuing-in ex-
chango for turalization.certitlcatc of
dubious legality. Better mako him Consul,
mud savo money md reputation. The consol-
idation of tho Central and South Amer
lean missions Is another proper thing to
do. Most Of them arc mere rcceptacloa for
plnyed.out Congressman and docayed deal
| bents, who besiege an incoming Ad,ninistra-
ton, mud litornlly bore themselves into thcso
ainecures. Our late Minister to Poru Ind Nd
little to do that lto wont into business in
Lima rs pawnbrokor. Afr. MONROE, Of
- T.. fI11.
, 1876-02-05

The sales Of mess pork in the Chicago mar-
Eet yesterday aggregated $3.50 barrels, tho
selling price Of which Was nbout 81, 7O0, 600
This wns exclusive Of the sales Of lard and
meats. The shipments of meats on tho pre-
Tions day wers nearly o,5o0,00o pounds, or
114 car-lpads.