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New-York tribune., 1876-02-08
CARDINAL NAMING AND RITUALISM.


Cardinal Manning writes 10 The Times to-
day stating that the Telegram from Rome mat he ih
tends to proceed thcr 20 promote the nioD OF poi-
ton ~ the English Rt nlIstc clergy with the Roman
Catholic Church, aud that he had made proposals 10 the
Vatican looking TO that end both from first TO Last
wholly devoid Of truth. He adds "No scheme what
r o the suhiect of tuasm has ever been conceived
h, me- None has been 20 my knowledge proIoseu
oT opposed or defended al Rome
New-York tribune., 1876-02-08
TENOR OF THE QUEENS SPEECH
LoNDos, Tuesday. Feb. s. 1876.
yLo T;ctoe i'm IL leading article saws:

The measures TO be announced IN The Queens speech
or the reup.uiug OF Parliament viii mclnde me hct
slipping bill, BIN eNicniinS ne" ~ Stem oi Jnn
ctlrr 20 cln and the reconsideration oi INC acl7 no"
ia En.lud where the question of TUG dpp't
inn sailc ION o. the House Of Lords IL sin ul"cld IL
10, al onInh- on viii bc promised 70 inquire mo thc
tl..tINe Save question: Among other shlcetS 10 oe
mentioned f. Englaud's relations Win Cnn@; I;
therc Ga- b.tn chance al war WIN Culua
winch may nOt have entirely disappeared
Il p Nur,iy will announce the happy elh
II iuc Mti,y war BGInan viii also be alluded To- Ihe
n.t important pant or the npecch VIII reoF 10 fS'e'h
.hilr- Tue intiuatOh Ol continued rendHilp WIN oi
t.u uoS,rA viii 1ulihcss nave it, usual Place aun III
~, - days Il wouli b. t0p much TO say 7"ch uhpOheh
concord 10 a matter of cof.-e.
TACTIC oF rhE LIBERALS
IT'S SAID the Oppositon intend TO propose specific
resolution conc oming tAe purchase OF the snel Cahai
shares. not as an amendment 10 the Address,
bnt in separate form, ana power
fI oratolicll onslaught Is expected TO Oe
made on the Government for that transaction. The
,oycrnment in the debate the address tonight VIII
also be- severely ccnsurcd 10y the opposition speakers Tor
the fugitive : ave circular OF the Admiralty
me Dy Telegraph says Mr. Gladstone VIII not paru'
ciuate IN the Gcbdte on the address.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-08

SPANISH AFFAIRS.

MADRID Monday, Feb. T. 1875.
II il stated here that the Biscayan and Nav
orr,, Provincial Deputies have told bon Carlos not 10
meet any further aid from them.
There was a heavy vstorm Ia Navarro and Gulpuh
yesterday. - ,,,. rah , 1924
Seville letter IN The Times says:
The frauds and intimidation practiced by TIE Govern
upui IN tnr conduct of the elections nave doue more 10
.fry confidence and promote discord 10 ne provinces
imam can posSiuy De r~Lmdted. Not only was wholesale
brcy i'r.ciicrd. tut voting papers were forged ny
thousands. In town III AudHluhd IN" Liberals pl'-
wucrtupou I'VE Or SIX persons were III
c,y mpl!snued MrDOfwar were sont TO staports
ot kt,v Liberal prCcSiirs, aud carblueer- ana armed
pucc in other plarc. hnder the vOcrs Ia some dis
irrt. yo ng licenses were only gwen 10 ApO"l htSahs
81 the MINIS .ry.
Official dispatches announce that Gen. Quesada bas
driven the Cilists from AhdIno, near Durango after
sharp engagement.
Seventy more Cdrllsts have submitted tn Navarro.
A Adspatch to The Standard from Durango reports that
several hundred Carsts deserted last weck Gen.
Oncstia holds every avenue into Alava aud Blseay.
bon Carlos is at Tol0-a with large force OF artillery
and 20 bat.alion- facing Gen Norones- Bad weather
prevents any advance.
ST. JEAN De Luz, Monday, Feb :. 1870
Thirteen Cal.st batteries under Gems Casert' and
pcru ore concentrated Echear and sane-taban to
defend Ncla.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-08
GERMANY AND THE CUBAN NOTE.
Io~uoS Tue.daV Fob. =.

A special dispatch from Berlin TO Tie Day
Ners says the port that Germany has declined To man"
any representations spain In regard to CnOa Is IN
correct The German Government has not an
sncici the communication OF tho United
Statos which did require or invite an answer but
there every reason believe that Germany Is not un
willing to impress upon spain the justice OF the American
elu5inls and the adysabliy OF making some redress
New-York tribune., 1876-02-08

ORDERED TO PRODUCE TELEGRAMs.
New w-ORLEANs, Feb. 7.-Judge Woods has
ued AN order By which teeg managers ordered
New-York tribune., 1876-02-08

produce before the Grand Jury, upon their Demand
anv and all dispatches received at sent from New
Orleans This order Ia intended to cover correspondence
between Western and New-Orcans distillers.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-08

NV tVN II
MESsRs. BOWEN, DUNCAN, AID WEST STATE THAI
THEY HAVE TAKEN NO STEPS IN THAT DiREC-
TIoN-MR. BOwENs PAST CONNECTION WITH
scANnAI-IuE CHARGES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-15


Although vileinage had long died out in
England, and had been suppressed even in
the western counties before the latter part OF
EIizabelh's reign (l574), the condition of the
hired !aborer was such, that, from a modern
point of view, he could not fairly be called a
free man. His employers, tie landowners
passed laws which kept him in state of hat
bondage to themselves. HIS wages were fixed
by the justices of the peace, according to the
price OF food. If he refused to work at the
rate of wages offered, or went out of his coun
try in search of higher wages, he became, IN
the eyes Of the law, a rogue and vagabond.
The laws against such were exceedingly Sc
we're. Any person for the first time found
wandering or rOgulng about was to be
whipped on his naked back until his body
was bloody, and then sent from parish to par
ish straightway to the place of his birth or,
if this was not known, then "to the parish
where he last dwet tor the space of year
doth Eliz., $500. Poor Tom," says Edgar,
in king Lear" when he plays the madman,
"who is whipped from lything to tything, and
stocked, and punished, and imprisoned" In
order that the vagrant might be recognized,
he was to be branded on the left shoulder
with the letter r, and if q second time found
begging or wandering about was to be I'd.
judged felon and hanged ed James |, 1900,
This barbarOus law, though probably and
often enforced 10 It's whole extent, was quite
in keeping with the criminal legislation OF
the time, which condemned the thief, who
stole any article above ten shillings in value,
to die as felon on the ga(lows,- From King
and Commonwealth, a History Of Charles Imd
the Great Rebellion"
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FINANCIAL IL COMMERCIAL,

Owing to the continued bad roads business in
all branches of trade is very quiet. Il is again
impossible for the farmers to bring any prodace
TO market.
In the money market the situation is unchahg-
ed. The demand .or money Is fair, and is geIer.
ally supplied by the banks to their regular chs
toners. For long time ,oans on real estate One
market is fairly supplied, and partie, giving fist.
class security find little difficulty in getting
their needs supplied.
In Chicago the market is reported easy, ind
the rates rule from 5 to ~ y Ct, according TO
the class Of security offered.
Gold has remained quite steady during the
week, the premium ranging from lliii to llisl,
the market closing quiet and steady at 1ew
York at ll4as,
Government Bonds in sympathy with gold, ind
under fair demand have ruled steady, and bri.
ces are well maintained
Ravens, MacKinlay X Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations:
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Police Courts.


A number Of those engaged in .thc row las
week having been bagged by the police, Esquire
Larkins Office was well crowded on Tuesday
afternoon with men to witness their trial. Many
Of the charges set forth in the warrants were not
thoroughly sustained by the evidence, and hence
they got off easier than they ought. JOSEPH
Piergue plead guilty to the charge of disorderly
conduct and was fined 81 and costs, He, how
ever, in the absence Of Marshal Harris, while
waiting through the trial Of the rest, got ia
tgued with the m0notouy Of the entertainment
with t;Ie details OF which he was already well &C
quaintcd, and walked off to take the air. As thu
city air is impure and too thick for his delicate
constitution, he has gone to the country. II he
finds the climate there salubrious he will please
inform the police here of his Whereabouts
they are anxious to see him. They think they
need a change OF air the mselyes, and strange to
say, Others think so too.
James Gilmore was charged with disorderly
conduct and vita assaul.ing the Murphy boys,
the first Of which charges was sustained ard he
was fined 81 aud costs.
Nicholas Downcy was charged with the sam c
and fined IS and costs for disorderly conduct
Iangan, last week, as stated, was fined So and
costs by Esquire Larkin for disordery conduct
On Wednesday he was again disturbed in his
private mcditations by being interviewed on the
general subject Of riots by Esquire Leavens, who
read him n few stanzas from state warrant.
James didn't seem to know much about the sub.
ject, so the Squire advised him to put in an ap-
pearancc at the Circuit court at next term when
he would be considerably enlightened. Mean.
time he is out on 300 bonds.
These cases constituted the excitement of the
week in the courts, but by the way OF variety,
Henry Seaman, the imam who went to sea in a
Jo,c') was fined by Esquire Lcavcns 81 and costs
for hosting in too much blue ruin.
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That Bank Account.

certain association in this city had, by the
advanced knowledge Of one OF its members, be-
come thoroughly agitated about the subject OF
saving money. This was the plan: Each mem
Der as to deposit 80 cts. a week in the SAVING
Bank,--lO per cent. oil for crippes--and at the
commencement OF the State Fair the money wa
to be drawn out and expended for a BabcocS
soda fountain Of the st. Louis make, with beef
and bologna rs two Of the principal syrups The
company prospcred for Il while, AID each mem
Der was depositing his amount weekly; but .
change was brewing, as one its most eloquent
and hgh-brc (lunch-countcr brcad) members
commenced to speculate too largely in canary
birds and cages and also was sent to Chicago to
make arrangements for the proposed fountain
He came back to this city and we knew from
the pallor OF hs checks and the dropping Of his
ears, that he had been the victim OF " misplaced
confidence" HI had made contract for steam
ehurn and the members have all soured on him
and he is chakcd down In the companys book
as debtor to the following: Cash money FOR
fountain, :lA,l7; ticket 10 Chicago and back, So;
meals at the west side police station, =.
compliinentary's to the Free and Easy; s2l5
Total S294 The churn was presented to Mr.
General L. Livingston, the explorer and the
association, in the language Of the street sweep
cr, "has turned up its toes
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We are aware that tho Brewers Congress, and
the Iiouor Dealers Associations boast of the
great revenue they pay for the privilege of sell
inc liauors And this boasting Is allowed TO
mass without investigation, and the conviction
il deeply rooted in many minds that the coun-
try would be financially ruined If this revenue
were cut of. II is all a mere assumption, with
out one grain of truth in it, that the liquor tra''
dc In any way ightens the Gurden OF taxation,
Yet with an eye to the money profits the people
vote for licensed dramshOps; and city councils
and town boards argue that we must have the
license revenue to aid in defraying public eX-
penscs. Please look at the following Items: In
one wear the state Of Pennsylvania received
s3l AZ rs for licenses to sell liquors, and paid
for the paupcrism and the crime caused by the
use of strong drinks S2259,9l0; in other words,
the liouor traffic increased the public tax jdst
al ei2 1877 25 instead Of lcssening it. Similar
fact, are found to exist in every state in the
union. II costs the American nation not less
than treire hundrtd million dollars Annually to
sustain the liquor traffic. Who gets the profits
Just three classes Of persons pocket this enor
nous sum: the manufacturer OF aIcohOnc
drinks the seller, and those who receive eXtrav-
apant rents for liquor stores and rum shops. Is
Il any wonder that we have hard times, and
money panics, embellishments, and almost un-
parallelcd dishonesty staring US in the face ev-
erywherc?
This whole business ia sin before God, and a
high crime against the State. l. l. l..
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Lick brothers, lick, lick with care
One good lick for the idle scholare,
| Two good licks for the tardy fellarc,
| Three good ticks for the naughty Sweararc,
| -Four good licks for the story. tellarc
Lick enough to make them bettaIc,
| Lick, for nothing else will scare
| Lick, but do not lick everywhere,
And OF too many liCks brother beware,
For too many licks make parents rip and tear.
Lick, then brothers, but lick with care.
-Ye Fcdogoguc,
| The Mendoza NdS hath this one ON "LOosh:'
Scene in l.. b. Crookcr's law office, Monday after
noon, Young man walks in and says, Hello,
Loosh" "lIowd'ye, young fcller," says Loosh
"but I'll be blamed if know yer" We'll" says
the young fellow, "rm your wife's brother" $50
YOU are" said the jolly Mayor, 81 didn't know
you at first; but tell you what it is, am rel
acquainted ritz yoar sister"
blooming youth" arpenrcth again-hansng
on the gate post. Economical parents with avail
able daughters will put away their gates for tho
season, now.
1t is said that Seth actually folded l0l of those
papers one day last week, but the chair was ter.
ribly dcmorallzcd when he got up.
Never ask a newspaper man for news, but give
AiH' "h i'Nhi iva pupNl ''N'D tiut lpu 'HCtt
him. Il makes his paper interesting and there
fore makes your ADVERTISING more valuable.
Il has been discovered that it isn't whisky tina t
kills When 4 mans teeth strike tumblcr
there is friction, and friction jars his nerves and
wears him out.
The way Of the world is to make laws, but fol.
low CUSTOMS. Voafdigne
The way OF the world here is TO follow the
man who has twenty cents in his pocket aud
liable 10 'squander"
MORAL REFLECTIONS, (sToLEN(
Profanity and plug tobacco are the erutches
on which many boy walks to loafer's grave.
| No reflection on the man who chews plug to.
bacco.l
| True affection grows stronger as il grows
older. The same may be said of an egg.
He who complains of the shortness Of life will
get satisfaction in eternity.
The language OF flowers is tender and bcGuti.
ful; but 1t was insufficient to express the feel
ings OF the woman who fell down on the cross
ing last Saturday afternoon she didn'. hide iier
thoughts for all that, however,
How to carry the least virtue and get the
most credit for H. is the problem Of the age.
Don't carry any-go 1t on your facial area"
you're sure 10 win with that these days.
Those persons who decide instantly make
about one hit TO four blunders.
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THE COURTS.
County Court-In Probate.

Tcrklc II. Erickson appointed guardian OF vii
liam A. Williamson, a minor. Bond $500
Estate OF John w. stahl, viii admitted &c
probate and ordered TO be recorded
DEFERRED
Estate of John DOH, late of the city Of Ottawa
will admitted to probate and letters testamcn
tary issued to Jacob Baisch. Bond, $4,000 No
tice to creditors third Monday in June next.
Estate of William Barber, late Of the village o.
Sheridan, will admitted to probate and ordered
TO be recorded
Estate OF Geo. Emery, late of Eaalyilc, Anr
Emery appointed administrative. Bond, $4,000
Notice to creditors to Sd Monday in June mex.
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Chicago Market.

April 9TH, IS.b
Flour-Priccs shade higher. Fancy white
winter extras, $3.50 40; spring extras sJ.O0(G
5.I5: fancy Minnesota patent, t6.5O,ssjs
Wheat-iIigher. Winter sold at 81 SnCfl IS
No | spring, sl06Cdl LILO; No. =, >lGs5l,Gi.
Corn-Se = 45@46c. Options, April, $50
46isc. May, IsG49c.
Oats-Cssh sales, 3a6:s;c.
Rye 6Sd65c., for No :.
Barley-No. ., 5s@6Sc.
Lard-sl340d$i310
Tallow-Sl5c.
Potatoes-PesehblovS, 2e@SOc.
Butter-Good fancy yellow, 5,Idssc; toll 2;;Ca3t
Eggs-I3diic. per doE.
Csttle--Artive, with lower prices. Fancy
grade steers s5.+Of515; choice natives Is O,
fj y: cows aad heifrrs s3.jOdiO0.
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Spefial Netiff5.
DIR. ii. OLiN,

DIR. ii. OLIS,
Ol Chicago, Formerly of this pla.eJ Will visit Ottawa at
Clifton Hotel the first Tuesday each month for treating
=, diseases OF the Eye and Ear surgcaly otherwise
Operations cataract artificial pupil inverted lids
of the duct eye strssshyoma and the removal
tumOrs and morbid growts OF every description Artificial
eyes and inserted without pain or previous opera
ton. Granular eye-hds, tie noSt Frequent deue IN the rest
ipticdiign nd permanently cured
From his long experience in treating Diseases of the Eye
and Ear he feels coDdeG: in stating that he nearly
every Chronic diseases also reaed free
Largest stock OF Artificial Eyes IN the West.
December 10th ,s70.-t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-15

The MARQUIS or SALISBURY, at musical fes
tival in England. said that the voices of English
women were best fitted for singing Of any in the
world. The difference between English and
American voices has been remarked, the latter
being thinner than these OF British singers. This
defect, mainly due TO our climate, requires care
and cure. But what Improvement might We no,
expect from lungs strengthened by such ba Inns
as Halls B,Is,N. II heals th ose slight innsm.
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ottawa Wholesale Market,

OTTAWA, April 9Th, 1876.
The following were about the figures yc,ter
day:
Corn, 4Oc for - lbs; Oats, 2Sa30c fo' -
lbs; Rye, IS lG0c for 90 lbs. timothy seed, s. 90;
Hay, sl2 for prairie, $li fortimothy; Potatocs2jc
". ruptc hollow
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TO CONSUM PTINES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured OF that
dread disease, COnsuw Ion, by simple remedy, ia
ious 10 mas known 10 his elOw sufferers the means
cure To AL WHO desire lie viii, send cory the Pre-
scrintiOn used, free OF CHARGE. with ,he direction
preparing and using the same witch they will Ind GE
CuRH for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Bros CuITIs, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address,
Rev T.. "A WILSON.
JanS-'m -sp l9l Penn St, WilIlansb urgh New York.
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FAREwELL.-Farcwell is a lonely sound and
its echo has caused many sad heart; but none
would feel saddened but rather be greatly cheer.
cd and benefited by saying farewell to all kinds
of Soda and Saleratus except ID. B. DeLand *
Cos. Best ChemLdl SdleyatttI, which will scatter
rays of sunshine ard happiness in every house.
hold. being always uniform and perfect
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nations that are the pest OF the singer, and
make conversation unpleasant to speaker ana
nearer Price, Sl.0O
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Exchange ON New York, Z premium, selling
La Sale county bonds, par and interest
Foreign exchange is selling at 5000 per {.
Sterling exchange selling 1856 to $500 p,r
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Wanted CLERKS,

Thos' Who have permanent situations in country TO IN
prerrrriO u Does not interfer,
with you regular tuness We pay very literally to goo
Adcr-.. Win stsmp. 'or Particular. TO the RICH
Chicago. -. sprs-tv
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A. NJ SsrrH. Geal Pass. Agt. II. RIDDLE Genl sup't.
Dec. y. 1875. M. HALL. Agent At Ottawa.
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FOR SALE.

Therssldeuee lately occ zpied BY the Rev NJ x. white
sey on north biu fourteen sers 6 ehofs
land vita bearing fruit &C., VIII soe ~
o~rgsin. Enquire Of C. n BhUeh
l Anx SUI II Post Or7ee btc>x
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Much has been said OF the immense public
revenue derived from the manufacture and sale
81 distilled and fernented liquors; and II We
we're 10 regard only the loose and partial state.
nenis often made. we might suppose that the
suppression OF Tue LIQUOR ,Tade would neeessita,e
other articles OF industry; whereas the truth IL
that the entire revenue derived from the traffic
pays but moiety Of the expense which It In.
diets uron the public.
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strength OF II, gave him on his return exactly
the position-an "unat'ached Majority"-hs
liked, leaving him gentleman at large.
In 1895 he was acting as aide-de camp 70 LORD
Wellesley, then Viceroy In ireland, arriving In
Dublin Just as my new chief was about to bs
married to the beautiful Mrs. Paterson. grand
daughter OF Carroll Of Carrollton; and I was
aidede camp In waiting at the wedding" The
author refers to the very late bloom OF yelling
toms Abilities At school in Ireland he was "a
dull, backward boy :" at Eton the same; at
Anglers, "a shy, awkward lad" He was re-
fused Coilectorship of Customs on the ground
OF his incompetency for the duties, aud Lord
Aibemars has reason to believe that his elder
brother at one time rsfused, on the same grounds.
commission for him In the army. So here, as
In the case Of Sheridan, there IL encourage ment
for mothers despairins about their dull boys.
Lord Albemarle mentions that In the summer
OF 1915 Lady Wellesley, then Mrs. Paterson, and
her sisters were at Brussels, and, after much en-
treaty, induced the Duke to accompany them to
his last battle field, which he had not visited since
the day Of action. They dined with him on
their return. During the whole evening be
scarcely uttered a word, and by his deep drawn
signs showed how sad picture was brought to
bis mind by revsiting the scene OF bis greatest
victory" Lady Wellesley was very sorry that
she had asked him to go.
There are plenty Of plums IN the sh 1pe OF
good stories scattered through these volumes.
One Of the best Is from a source fertile In such
materal-an Irish law court. The celebrated
Bush was pleading before Lord Guilamore,
when donkey gave vent to loud bray. lone
at a time, Brother Bush, one at a time" cried
tho Judge, OF course convulsing the court. But
Brother Bushs turn was to come: for when the
Judge proceeded TO sum up, the donkey struck
up asain. IL beg your lordship's PARDON" said
Bush leaning forward with his hand to bis ear,
"but there's realty such an echo IN court that
sS.d."