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The New York herald., 1877-10-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct Is.
Cotton quies: mddng, l0ssc.; io~ midaling. luic
se.d o,n,y a ,,,.s 10, 1se.ps, 3 saa s.ss ss' s
eji stock 45.b2o
Cotton Business checsed by incicmcnt weather; mid
ding o'se Low mddas loSe good ordinary, ioc Net
Bd,.yn' 400, eo~s,wiso. 24lo sales, 5000 stock.
o0.23i.
Cotton quie,; middiinr. losse low midaanr. io,sc;
pOTs. p"1a coa.,wi.e S74 Sales, 100 stock 1855
,AvassAn, DC, -. 1877
ss.. .. .sSs EsSorss to Great S".'n s.p ais Sales.
I342 Stock. $3.50 - -
ma eo". 1s,ss % 'nS good .s"s "us ad Il. ss sc
cep;s 5si7 s"e. tnpor.s-ro 'i,ea, Britain se coast
wise. 1850 sa,es. 5000 stock. 81 346.
Flour quiet: Wheat stoady, 10, white Michigan.
oe,ss. sS ais s a 81 Se . @nss s sp
81" ed I q a S.s. ssd 81 NJ M,ess.s M.
ce1% re nss ass %sss .ss. ts 50 % 4as s no. s
j.sse ST.. d. new: aSs a.%.s;s; ns. ss os,: .a'l
ss .s. " 10 co corn e! soss ss
meuts .o obIs near 900 bushels w.ea ooo de- corn.
slsi az. smeer Michigan, spe. October ana s..
y.sss ss s Z q a. X ... Ss "a ts 8 "s' g. COO, sG
70 sas or, a 50 sssas snS mfsf e e. 81 ao
BuryALo. Oct 70. 1877.
Flonr nrm and IL fair demand: sale. Loo bDs
sSSas urn Winter lover sale. a5vS Sasnei. No. lard
MlwaaSee - "a g; 100 40 10. Mnwsasee. ~ a!
do white No Ntchigsn. 81 ~. Corn dul unchsn god
300 bushels No. Western, at 52c. 5asc
oats -Nominaily Doc for No Chicago. Rye inactive.
Bsfsy nssse,Isa Malt s1io. ro,'sn' q. gns, and
eignts unsettled owcr closing ut IL ac for wheat,
Toe oats 6c rye. IOc., and barley, size. &c. 10
Nov YORK. tolls inciaded .tsvcs. 81 - over tolls pine
lumber. So to Albany 81 70 10 New York Lake I'm.
portsahcat, los s, bnshsis Hour 100 bbs corn 1900
bushels Canal eSports-wheat. 900 bushels; corn,
1900 do oats 5.UD barley. 1900 do rye, 1000
do Asifo,d imports Flour $3.50 btis wheat, 1900
bushels co,n .. o, DO oats. 1900 DO" barley 400
Wheat, lus,OOo bushels; corn, z 90 do.
OswgGo Oct. IS. 1877.
Flour unchanged; sales 800 bbs Wheat quiet sales
white state - 81 - ssi a.; No. Milwaukee club held
III 81 Corn steady high mixed, b5c No. T. 55c re.
jcced Sac Barley active sales 2uon busnes Canada,
by sample. at T3c. 2ivD do. NJ 74c 0OpO do At 14c.
10000 a., 75tsc., 90 do IKE 1000 do In bond.
zoe 2o,po do No At s,c $500 state ~ Csc Corn
oa and mill feed unchanged Canal freights- wheat ana
peas Toe rye, Be- barley. Sc, to New YORK;
barley 7ac.. 70 Albany lumber 81 to Albany w % 70
Nsw iork Lake recrfpts-Wheat ly0D bushels; barley,
ti,0oo do; rye. tbtO do. unber, 5000 ises canal
The New York herald., 1877-10-26
HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER 2s 1s77-TRIPLE SHEET

rhipments- 6s 900 hushels lumber 2o3oop ieet
Flour pped by rail 6oo bbls Grain shoai on can ~
from Buffalo and Oswrgu Tor tide wstcr- Wheas 2S@oO
bushels, 537, do oats 51ooco do.i p"f'ey'
301,UDO do rye. $4,000 do. - .< ,a,,
Flour dull unchanged. Wheat dull red. si 70 ~ ~
Corn u fAn demand 4jc. 46c. BIC Oats quiet
but firm 27c- 3lc Rye In good demand NJ nsc ~t
Barley Northwestern sprny at Ic Toe rotk
tair dem and arm xit Lard in fair demand but
lower; make - 27 - 30 kettle &c ssac bulk
meats market Bacon and higher clear ribs:
9t4c cesr sde pMc Whiskey steady with fair demand
II o. dull and Dropping fancy creamery $50
prime o choice Western reserve 2ac 23c do Centrh
Ohio isc 2ic. sugar quiet refined granuased Iie. y
Ike, powdered and crushed. IKE. nc white,
lOl.c iU4ac.. yellow refined. ssc. itc New Orleans
sc 9he hogs quiet. common, ~ = - 10 light - 70
"a 90. pacaing - 90 IS oS butchers 50 ~ 50 To-
Receipts. 2ulo; shipments, o4o
CHICAGO. Oct rs. 1877.
Flour aeady aud arm. whest 10 sooe demand at
nl s,ees 80 casaso ,prins q os = a ~ sa.m
Der; u o45s all the year no do, 81 %; rejected
95c Corn steady and Hrm <iasc.. cssh 43Ac. Novem.
ber; rejected 43c OATS airl, active ana shade higher;
2sAc. cash; 2a,sc;s Novemoer hye sseaa, ana h an
lower: si4 So cash; si4 80 sI4 10. October si2 ea
si2 10. November Sl2 As all the year. Lsra rre.n-
lar options higher aud cash lover - 30
" 40. cash. - 62R. october: ~ Is bid ~ tho
year. Bulk meats steady ana unct Anged Waskey IN
active and lower at 81 o7. FreIghrs-corn 30 Buffalo.
31ss Receipts-fiou 900 bbs wheat IS oO bushels;
77UD do. So. .OLo do. $500 do. barley,
21Ooo do shipments Flour 1000 bbis wheat. psppo
bushels corn, lO2. 800 do oDO do. 40 do:
barley. $1,000 do Markets closed Wheat fairly active AZ
at take. cash; 43sc.. November oats irregular; Nc
vember 23Asc; December. 33zc. Pork nrm demand
light, Si2 AN Sl2 80 the year Lard Irregular. At
Is % October, 70 iI5s the year.
The New York herald., 1877-10-26

follows :-Consos for money and account, 96k new
four and half per cent bonds. los 1857 nvstwsnty
bonds Of 1861, losh; tsn-forty bonds l0sx nves Of
1881, 1861; Erie common shares l3k l3k; Erie
preferred shares, "a PAX; Now York Central, lo61S;
Illinois Central, 77ka77x
UNITED STATES TREASURY
Revenue receipts to-day were $3.50 900; customs
ceipts, $780, 600; bank notes received, $500. 900
Treasury balances st close OF business to-day
Currency, ST. i6o ooo coin, $780, 600 600; less coin
certificates, $34, 500, ,ooo
STATE BONDS
State bonos at the Board were moderately active
with sales OF Arkansas seveus Missouri long skies,
North carolinas. Tennessee issues and Louisiana
sevens, consois-the latter v lower.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds more active than Of late aud the
suiy changes advance Of IN New Jersey Gen.
tral con vertbles and Northwestern gold sevens
and decline OF per cent In Lehigh and wnkssbarrs
consols n IN hannibal and St Joseph eghts convert
ibles and in Lake Shore frsts registered. Chesa-
peaxe ana Ohio nrsts tex couponl SOLD ~ rs, North
western consos At l07H. ditto hrsts al lo7k lo7
Delaware and Hudson registered 'S4's at 9sh, ditto
'9l's at l00h, New YORK Central hrsts coupons, as
ll8A ditto registered llsk, Union Pacific hrsts
100 lo5x, Great Western 1rsls OF 1888 at 81, ditto
seconds at rs Rock Island OF 1917 ~ l0eh and
Western Pacific bonds AZ lol City bank shares sold
as lolows.-American Exchange ai l03 (ex divtdendl
and German-Amcrican At 81.
The New York herald., 1877-10-26
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED FIRM
FLOUR QUIET - WHEAT STEADY - CORN
LowKR-OAls DULL-wHISKEY STEADY
PORK DULL-LARD QuILT-PETRoLEUM NOM
INAL-oILs sTEADY-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
QUIET-RosIN UNCHANGED-CoFFEE FIRM-
SUGAR NoMINAL~-FREIGHTs FAIRLY ACTIVE.
THURSDAY, Oct 25-6 I. NJ.
There was bat little change in the si,ua-
tion to-day. ON Chango business was moderatoS
Flour quiet Wheat IN fair demand ut steady prices,
part export ana part fli contracts Corn duh and
lower. Oats dull Whiskey steady. Pork dull Lard
quiet. Freights wcro fairly active. Cotton the
spot was quiet; futures closed 1rm. Coffee firm.
Sugar was nominal. oils were steady Petroleum was
duh and nominal Spirits turpcntno ruled quiet Rosin
unchanged
CosyEK-rhs market for Rio very firm. Tho sales
were 1000 bags Kio Florence Goodale at 1870 for
strict fair: 2.2O2 bags do Emile Marie. private
terms, sud 1T Baltimore. 56U bags, ex Endymion, at
lsc. for low fair. Mild coffee steady. but
quiet We quote cargoes l5slc i6hc.; fair
d. Is<c good do, isc.; prime do, i9sc. i0Ac.;
treme range for ots i5Ac. 2i4c santos far to good
i7Ac 1885, gold 80 days Java, bags, 22c.
23c grass mats &c. 24c Singapore, tSsc 2Dc
Ccyion I7hc l9c Maracaibo, 1880. loc Laguayra
isc. 1876 jamaica lie lsisc 81 Domingo, i3,sc.
I6c Porto Rico. IKE ooc; Costa Rlca, l7c 2,c. ;
Mexican. Lee 1886 Macssssr. i8,5c zoe Angostura
lsc a 2oc. lila. 1876 Ice Curaeos. Ice lsc
yesterdays closing prices and sn bsequcn " be-
came hrner Ihe advance for the day was 8 points
closing arm The closing prices to-day compared with
Wednesdays, were ~ t0llows:-
The New York herald., 1877-10-26
RAPID TRANSIT ON THIRD AVENUE

reporter from the HERALD called yesterday upon
Mr.. L. Philips President OF the Third Avenue Rail
road Company, to ascertain whether the report be
prepared by him for the Board Directors In regard
the building Of steam along the Third avenue
had already been submitted Nj. Phillips stated that
has preliminary work In connection with said report
concluded; that he, however, had handed his
written views aud plans TO prominent civil and rail-
road engineer, who was now at work upon them put
ting them into shape and preparing the necessary
drawings to accompany tho report He expected that
said engineer whose views had always been approved
by the entire community, would complete his part OF
the very lew days. and the Two reports COM
bned would then together be submitted to The drec.
tors and mado public
Further Mr Philips was not prepared 70 say any.
thing. All the details of tho work entered
upon by Tho company were being carefully canvAssed
and studied, aed the public would be informed 10
the plan of construction the moment the directors had
approved the reports and the estimated cost Of chang
Ing the road into rapd transit road All he could
say that out oil regard 10 the interests of
property owners along the route it would not be
ciev cd road II would be constructed inter-
fore the possible with properly along the
qucnt litigation in the courts when thc road
fairly under way. Tho company had not changed Ia
the ieas, It's views and policy since his return from
Europe, and they only awaiting now the reports
OF engineers before gong actually 70 work.
The New York herald., 1877-10-26
PHILADELPHlA BTOCKA
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks worc =

The following the opening quotations for min
ing stocks a. 81. Francisco To-day Gould Curry TO-
Savage, 10; Chollar Pososi, "a; ophr>l7; Hale Nor
cross, TX; Grown Point, 8; Yellow Jacket 9; Beloher
assessment paid .; Virginia consolidated, 81 Cali
fornia, 81: Overman, l9k; Raymond Ely, o; Bost h
Belcher, ~; Kentuck, Il Union consolidated on !;
Alpha, "a; Sierra Nevada, 8; Mexican II; Eureka
sohdated, 431s; Justice l2h Utah, "a; Jackson, An
In sap
The New York herald., 1877-10-26
BUSINESS oPpoRrurrrIEs.

&C Sln wANTED-Poa HALF INTEREST IN An
2@soCOoid established turing bnsines; rare
chance to night party reference exchanged Address, foS
one week INTEREST. Herald once.
The New York herald., 1877-10-26

To Day Laa Eveniny. Total
Consum ption. ............. 502 l3o ~
Delivered contract 400 bales For future delivery
the sales were folJwsi Yesterday after T.. NJ :
iLOj, 30p il0t 90 At IiO5 December. 400 at II,
100 10 30 yD at 1888 January, 2UD IlU8 l,lo)
U.s. sD llO4; June. 100 at III. 10 Total, 900
bates Today up two r N. .Dctobcr, $40 At IL -,
guaranccd Aoyemper 80 AZ LOT 80 ~ II % 500
ii vs. 800 at H. o. 6UO nj H. 10, 500 at il1I
DeccnDer 1850 At lie. no At OLE iOJ Iu33c
At l. iu2c 40 at Hole. 800 J. 02c 100 iO3c
1900 at Ole. 800 III O,c January, JD at Ole
iI,O at H. O5c 7Vl ut ilCSc $500 al Hoe at
at lc 400 at i0c. February jUD at isc, 80
H. lie iDc 100 II zoe. 300 at HE 100
IL 23c March. 100 At Jc 100 at il3lc 800 ut ls2c
U At iI33c iOf at ll.33c-, UUU at ll.3Jc. 300 nj
IL 36c April 800 at II 4ic iooat II Ace. 2ost dee
10 At liasc;, MAJ, 800 At ! s5c 100 At Dos,
III lie 800 7Oc 30 Mt II 73c. 100 At iI.75c.
Total, 80 7OD bales brand total 5D.jDo bses.
ne receipts the follows: -iaivcston, 3f
baes Nsw urIoans. ss4o Mobile 1873, savannat 4ts3;
YorK III; Boston, l65; Phisaelphia 4e2 Toai, ~ 0s5
bales. fns day last 2l,3,3 bales Tbs day last
year 2S9J3 bales ruta since september iObO bales
10 last night Cotton ireixhts closed follows; To
Iiavre ~, comDresscd To iiamourg by
ic compresseu. 10 Bremen, by sesn, &c. impressed
To Lisorpoo, Ad q 5lod ~ seAm; py SAL. Ac COM
pressed. Market quiet. -
FLoua AND uRAiS.-Receipts s-flour. 1928 bbls.
wheat 367 767 bushels; meal, oiS bbis and ID
sacks; corn $1,000 bushels oa.s 753y do ~ 200
QUIET and uncnangsd Ihr sscs were ,7UJ bbIs ncud
ng state and southern, ut the xed quota
tons Rye flour steady, VITA lair demand. Tho
sales we're 375 bbls ~ uil prices Corn meal iary
active n with sales oil about LOO bulls and sacks
fun prices -four quiet but steady 81 20
AZ n. Nsn ngtn
The New York herald., 1877-10-26
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

LIvgRPoor. Oct. 25-S p. n.
Cotton Futures closed dull
LONDON Oct. 25-5 80 r. u.
Produce-Taliow, 39s. cd 4os. per
LospoN. Oct. 25-EverinR
Linseed oil Ell per ton.
AFTwBRP, Oct. 25. 1877.
Petroleum 34,af for fine pale American.
NEW YoaK PRODUCE EXCHANGE ngroRr
LIyEKPoot. Oct. rs. 1877
Pork Eastern dull At 6as Western dull al 4ss Bacon
Cumberland cut xdy ASS rio duh ~ Ais I'd
long clear dull I'd short clear dull ~ ts Cd.
liams steady sos shoulders steady AT 3ss
Bert-Inda mess stcagy DTs. extra mess steady at
lD+s: prime dull AZ sDs Lard-Prime Western dull
45s I'd Taliow Prime city oull at As Turpenn- -
spirits steady Mt 25s. kosin-Common dull AT IS I'd.
fine dun Al los AMERICAN choice steady at 8ts
Lard oil rmer AS. Flour-Extra state dull NJ Us.
Whea; No. spring steady Mt lis. 81 No do dull NJ
los lod winter duh lis 6d Corn-Mixed SOFT ste ady
POS 3D. Cottonsced oiYellow American none In the
The New York herald., 1877-10-26
$1,000 La rs, con.

6IOlOO La Is, con.
10000 Tenn 6's. old b Q
1000 M&SP l&M di b3
22OOO C&N " c cg b-b3
1000 Lake Sh div DDS.
300 Mich Cent 7's...
POO U Pac kR LIST m.
1000 Y pac sink I'd. i.
1000 Long Dock BIDS.
700 Crac ! M. 81 br.
1000 PacltR Mo, LIST m
50 ahADkii u En b q
The New York herald., 1877-10-26
rHE MONEY MARKET.

Money on call quoted at o q per cent but
sloscd at pcr cent, the lowest rate OF The day
Prime mercantile paper was quoted at q per cent
The following were the rates Of exchanges New York
~ tho undermentioned cities to-day :-Savannah buy
ing Il, selling y discount; Cincinnati, good demand
par selling, 10 premium; Charleston easter y q SIG
discount, 4 a y discount; ST Louis 40 discount:
New Orleans, commercial $40 u, bank u discount:
Chicago, par to 49, and Milwaukee 90 cents discount
Foreign exchange was armer and the asking rate ior
bankers nxty-day bills advanced from As1 to
LSlh. Actual business she basis OF 4s0,s q
ksox Tor long and A.s4X 4 s5k Tor demand sterling.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold was steady at lo2x ,hroughout the day. The
carrying rates were aud III per cent and tne Dor.
rowing rates nat, and per cont
BoLD cLEAKISes AT rHE NATIONAL BANK STATE OF
xEw roKK.
Gold balances. 81, ,492. .o6l
currency Oaances l.336, 4O3
Goid ciearsnces l59o3,UU0
cLEAkiNG house sTArKMENT.
currency exchanges
currency balances. z, I3l o22
Bold oxcnangcs.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. T,l90,3l7
0od balances. oOo,630
oovERSMkSr BONDS.
Government bonds were iractionally lower but
Slosed duh and hrm a. the following Quotations.
United States currency SKIES, l2U5s lax do sixes
1881, registered, lo9k lilo; do. do, do, COUPON
y
lO5h; do do, do, coupon, 1o5H a 1854; do. do,
1851, registered, 1914 Ios: do. DO, do, coupon,
l07X los; do do, 1868. registered, Iostx a lilo;
do. DO, do, coupon, 1o9x q IO9S; do. tcn-lor,ies,
registered, 1o7k Io71S; DO. do coupon los I0ss;
d.. nves, 1881, registered, 1865 1903 do. do do,
coupon, io7H 1914; do. 4h's, 1891, registered,
los n l05k; do do, do, coupon, l04h = LOO; do.
fours, 1907 registered, lO2k a lo2k; do. do, do,
coupon, lo2x 1929.
YoREfoS MARKgr
The London advces report consols United states
bonds v "a higher than yesterday, the rumors con
corning armstlce being still circulation Amer-
railway shares are u u per cent lowor Tor New
York Central aud Illinois Central The Bank OF Eng.
land directors nj their regular weekly meeting .hs
morning mado no change in the rate Of discount
which romans al per cent. Tho bank lost $4,000
bullion for tho week ending yesterday but tho pro-
portion OF reserve Liabilities which last week was
88s Der cent, is now 3sh per cent The rate Of dis
count IN the open market for three months bills Is
down to az per cent AT Paris rontos opened I0GI
r. o., apa sere eIatetyad auo'ed at iocL S7Hc Tho
specie tshe ban obErsnce decreased l,3o0oOoL
asriax the week. Tho osxsnx pfcss In London were
The New York herald., 1877-10-26

Is r. ~ w 4 g g...bc e1z
400 Nor 4 Essex. ...bc 75S
80 do ..-........ 13z
100 do ......... 10
80 Chi A Alt pf be. bs 1u3H
26 >Y, MI & H.. .bc l54
Is Chi. X ~ RR. be l03
rs II 4 ST J RR. >. be llZ
900 . 4 Miss RR. :. be 9I
The New York herald., 1877-10-26
IN.ll TO ll.an A. NJ

T7:l5 To II:3O 4. VI.
$sOooUs5 2r 65 nbc 1854 $4,000 US 5-2O '6s. lO9x
JOOUs5-2u 10, be lUoss $500 lOgt,
800 Us $40 67... 10, 1000 Us SIS. 81, lO7ss
5000 do lOsS 2btoD Us As 1907 lO2s
$1,000 do ..-... los lUhn do. pc lu-ta
800 US 500 r, 67.. los lO6Uo Us "A '9i... 1855
The New York herald., 1877-10-26
5000 Ark rs, N 4 l. X
lOOJ Missouri 6's,lg b.

loOJ Missouri 6's,lg b.
lUU do ........,...
1000 n 4 6's.old, j ~
2OUU N U 6's, old. A&O
4Uuo Team 6's,ncw... -.
6tsyJ Tenn d's,oid. 49,.
2UyU Tenn 6's.n s'ries
1000 La 7's,con. .....
lUOO Is. y II L n. lst
100 q 4 y lst, ,cou On
100 st l.. J / Ih ist
200 u. X / 4 Pac rs.
5000 l. 4 W IS, con. 80.
5OUD n J Cen, couvIc
5000 NJ M1stP.P IAN Il
400 Chi A y " CON-.
1000 Chi 4 NV Ist IN.
1900 do ............
1000 Chi 4 Mil LIST III.
2UD0 Gal 4 thi lat IN.
1900 Del& II : Dds. 81
400 Della II r Dus, ~
1000 ii 4 81 j ss, con
100 Mich so I'd IN -.
200 l. !, lat m. con. =
4UDD Ny Cen lst IN, ..
1yUU NY Cen LIST IN, T.
2UD Un Pac ist ru...
1000 do ............
400 O 4 Miss I'd M.
1000 Pac oil no lst m
800 ~ l. 4 ! N lN
600 " estern Pnc b..
1000 Gt w, lst, bo,x
1900 do ...........
900 GREAT W I'd M.
800 4 30. LIST. " in Ger
1900 q. C.klkp IS. 1911
In Yesterdays iIst
The New York herald., 1877-10-26
Thursday. oct IS.
W'ednesdav, oct "a

Current prices ot cotton quotations based
American dsrd oi cAssihcston and cotton In
rubniu. In quality not moro than haf grade above
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-01

was willing to rest on the on sentiment ofthe
country. lie had from the first been inclined
10 oppose the bill. and BIZ, doubts aud fears had
ripened into positive conviction against The
bin. The proposition was based on profound
fundamental errors.
Az ASSUMPTION on rowrR.
The hiH DE said. startled him by this bold
assumption ofthe power Of congrc,, 10 r.cu-
late aud control the election OF Pre- ,idcut.which
FnNer, in biz iud,cmcnt.had never been lodged
10 the two hon-c. by The frimcra OF the Con,ti-
uiioa. Whatever tie popular impulse nigh;
b. now. This bil, would not be sustained by the
American people when they should have time
l. measure and contemplate H. consequences
i struck a bow at the Electoral COLLEGE. ~ hieb
stood rs htgh iu the Constitution ~ the Pr, 81
d"hrA it>rt. ana shattered 70 from ",urrct 10
i'Halbilon stones, and 81 substituted for il the
power ot Congress. which might at amy time
ihwart the viii OF the people and render nuca-
t'IA H. deliberate dcNVrc>,cd judgment. lie
hAd listened 10 >irophc, aud illustrations in
gru'ou-iH framed in ia" other end OF the Can't
toi a. 10 ~ brat might d. the evils of a ,Iugir
man deciding The Presidential question: hut il
Was Tact that This commission virtually gave
the power Of deciding the election to th. JUS
sec 90 the supreme Court who would be- 49,
icv''d by ihc other four.
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I tlali'H. WoI.d f' r,.I.leIh. latulf 4ll parties
! 4~ utru>tw1Ithy I.sru-.tuly.
I II was in that spirit a.d with those Jews
/ That / voted isr lhe constitutional amendment.
! WHICH regret 10 ,ay iH..I to coMm-al r~el
/ ID THE uater. Itw.- iel atti. sui REF 10
/ Il DIV on 10 suow th4t have Yi te,u re-
/ iIet4ut 10 make any proper Aal constitutional
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Have vou risen from your bed after sholt st1sb
tn tisd Yourself nearly sunoeatoi win alarms,
t,;.,d what a depressing influence u exercises
"n the mind bunting lis faculties besides enefna.
Hi, the BODY a. well? How difficult 90 RIA We
haad at This tout matter all can testify VINO are 'l
G,.t,3 ,yth C'atarrh How III licult 10 protect NE
system against its further progress TOWARDS we
lungs and bronchial tubes, all phy siclahs eau tes
titv Ills terrible disease. and ctics out lot r.
ia To be freed from the Danger OF sunocatloh
yyhlr Wing down 70 breathe freely. steep s"hhuy
ami undIsiurhod. 70 SNOW that no poisonous pu'
trfd matter denles the breath and undermines the
u stem. a. know that the body does not, hrnnSh
its veins and arteries, calrN the poison that =
sure 10 destroy, /. indeed blessing - purchase
immunity from "a Oh tate should lie the otJect OF
mn d filtctcd. but those who have trled many rem
cIie- and physicians despair q relief 81 cure
They become iUCrrdplou-. win such tue i9hs
array of testimonials FROM our best citizens, phE-
slcIlu.. md lIMggIsls ~ tAyNr 81.
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! There are about $50 vessels frozen in, at
ethi> Port. \ large number Of The vessels
A. from the State of Maine. Ellsworth
. vicinity are largely represented. With
fo'.r excel tions the vessels have only keep
err Oh board. the crews having been d--
charsed and the officers gone home.
There are sailors it, this port who ship
red but few pays before they were dis
charged. and some of them are obliged to
take lodgings ia the station house. where
they SUITES with the cold, and pick up a
living as best they can. | find sailors from
Maine without employment. and without
money or friends to aid them.
| pity them all. and help as many as
can. II they had friends-poor fellows
they would 20 home. They cannot go
home. nor can they remain here with
any comfort. According TO present indi-
cations. it will be some weeks before the
vessels will begin to move out OF Provi-
dence river.
The times are so very dull that but few
vessels can find renumerative employment.
Ii is to be hoped that some relief will
come, by which the poor will be benefited
when the yexed Presidential question
settled.
The people living 10 country towns have
but a faint idea OF the suffering that is be-
ing experienced in the larger cities in New
England.
There are calls for help every day, and
sometimes many times in day.
When steady healthy young manwho is
willing TO work, can find nothing TO do, to
furnish food for his body. we are constrain-
ed to say, the times are hard
Yours, II. VI. +.
Providence r. | Jan. 9th 1871.
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speech Of lIr. Hale.

Mr Hale Of Maine laid that he was sensible
that in opposing the bill he laid himself open
to the charge OF being an intense partisan: but
be was glad no gentleman who had spoken in
favor Of the bill had drcredIted the honest OBJ
jee ions which remained in theaninds of some
people He was also aware that he would lay
himself open to the charge of obstrueting
peaceful settlement ofthe Presidential question.
The voice Of the great cities has been heard,
aud from day to day petitions have been pre-
scented from them in favor of the bill. The
cities were eRtitled TO respect. but cd made
the country and man made the town." and be