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New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
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New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
TUr OPENING or FOREIGN MARKETS.

A wear and half ago, TIE TRIBUNE called
attention TO the fact that American producers
and manufacturers had been long enough
obstinately blind or Indifferent to the foreign
markets ready for them. a little energy
would have opened these doors to wealth
long ago. But it was reserved for Secretary
Eyalts TO utilize cur consular system by
drawing from the Consul,, in their statements
concerning the opportunities at then r. spcctlve
points for American manufactures, the most
valuable series OF reports those othClalS have
oyer presented 10 their Government and the
octu.l necessities of trade are slowly pushing
o,,r urople into the new openings thus dis
clo,cd-so slowly, however. that 1t seems as
if ;hcy went unwillin.ly. American beef has
bc,n sold i'll England for II year in
sufficient quantities to influence matrrl-
;lly the market: American cotton goods
are found Oh the shelves OF even the smaller
shops in London and Liverpool; canned goods
(esDrciailv meats are pushing their way with
force enough 10 compete with France, not in
quality but III price. In cattle on tht hooi
and LcrG we uudcrscll Denmark III The British
market Our coal j. now GOING into Denmark
and France. and even pushing IT. way IL lar
~ the AlD>. our butter and cheese Is sold
cheapcr IN Copenhagen than that which Is
brought but hall dozen miles. though II llS
quality were better il would late higher, aud
sell just aS readily.
Just there hes the secret of success or
failure ~ all these attempts to take possession
Of foreign markets. If our people send their
manufactures at al, they must be thoroughly
well made, 10 overcome the fcpugnance winch
is Unborn with every European to the trial of
"A new thing. Tainted butter and half-w0rked
cheese is not going To bring IA good pnce in
the country of the first dary-iarmers IN the
world; neither will glued furniture nor
chcaply made agricultural machines drive the
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
rUE vyLJTy4 CONVEN1TON.

The value ol Mlliild az 4 Slah"i"S nl'"'"'H ~
source TO certain extent rendering standing
army unnecessary, has been sufficiently proved IN
great affairs and in smaller Gibbon observes
that in "the purcr ages of the Roman Common
wealth the of arms was reserved for those ranks
of citizens who had country to love- properly 10
defend aud some share III ehactlnE thoae laws
which IT was their interest rs well as tielr dH'y 10
maintalG." With some reservations, TINS describes
exactly our own military condition. 1t Is not
pretended. by its waImesi ,dY0cates that orr stand
inC army would be found large enough for National
defence against an important invasion, any more
tI.an IT was found large enough 10 bring the late
civil war to an auSDic.ou, conclusion. Twenty-Five
thousand men, however veil disciplined, would ne
insufficient to protect 50 much as a moety q! ON
enormou, terlitory. wnj.o for local assistance in
sunpres.iup in.urrectlon they might, from their
DISPERSION. prove Of LITTLE account. Aieal0u>y Of
standing armies. which the least knowledge of his
tory co,uulrtely iustiiics, VIII always PIE
vent great and permanent military organ
izatious IN a rlcdrrn Grmorracy This being ad-
,,itf.d we have bu the resource OF people trained
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
Aeso,llorls daily Gribnope,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY, JANUARY Il, 1879.
mr. NhW> rms NORAING.

ToRlG~.-rhc Ministerial de .IaiaGon was read
in tnc French senate, and W., cody received
by the Republicans; the opposition 10 the
new Minister Of War Is unabate'. -- Cen
cral Grant was entertained by President Ne
Nahun .a,t evening. -- NcOmHS CO.,
ofIoa lou. have faIlcd. =- Yakoob KhoE has
Ned from Caaul. = The trial Of Passa-
Uau,o tnc wogld-bc assassin OF King Ham
L,r, la, been postponed until February.
Doul~iIC.-Thc Potter Committee met briefly
Yesterday. hut did nothing. -- Nr. {. {.
Collin of Boston, made am interesting state
mont ON labor and machinery to Con-
cTcssonal committee in Washington ycster-
day. ---- + be CheyenHts- are making an ef-
fort To reach the camp of Red Cloud. =-
The tall of o.ow was very general through the
state and Ncw-Eug.and; railway travel was lm-
pclcd for a time. --- The committees were an
uounced IN the Assembly; the reapportionment OF
the state was discussed with some feeling.
CoNGKrs In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. George
Bancroft was admitted 10 the privileges oftEc floor
Mr.. Window offered a resolution for specIa COM
mttcc of ,eycn to consider the subject of the mgra-
ION of colorcd people to special State OF Ter
.torv: the bill to grant Of pensions was de-
dated for long time and finally passed; after an
executive session, the Senate adjourned utl even
ng 70 attend the memorial services in the House.
- In the House. the bill fer the exchange ot
30, directly for per cents was passed; the bill
organizing Mississippi improvement commission
sas debated and the vote on it ordered - he taken
,n THURSDAY next. --=- In the evening, the whole
congress met in the hal Of the House and exercises
,ooh place in memory OF Professor Henry.
CiIY AND SCBUREAN-Ihe reported rccov-
.ry % I. T. Stewards body could not
Dc confirmed on Trustworthy authority. == The
mow->tom impeded travel on the street
railroads and delayed The mails; there was
greatly increased travel on the elevated
,oad. -- The Ncw-l ork Bullion Club held
is first public dinner. -- Joseph Cook
spoke or "Irfdclity and the Puhic Mails
-- Covert u. Bennett and Mrs. Jennie
II. Smith were arraigied for the murder OF
Policeman smith - Delegates from thirteen
States met at the Militia Convention. --- The
case of the Bsooblyu Bridge Trustees viii he
appealed. = Gold value Of the lcga-'cndcr
silver dollar iIl2l2 grains Sj.05 cents. Stocks
opened lower and weak, but later improved and
closed strong
TIE EWE,THFF.-TRBVNE local observations in
dca,e cold and clear or partly cloudy weather
Thermometer yesterday. % =. 23o. l91.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

cannot know at this day whether his choice
has been always wise.
On the whole, even the Speakers critics
must admit that he has disch' rged mosl
pcrplexng duty in a credltabe fashion II
some appointments seem hardly htllng' IL
must be remembered that he had to do the
work with the material which the voters gave
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

We do not know that tho public will be kept IN the
dark moment after it il possible to cnlightcn it'
but all will agree with us that still begnuh3 never
ending gossip should be soon allayed ~ possible
Mr. Tu!ly is an Occidental statesman who enter
tam, some emphatic opinions on the C1lncSe d"'-
ton Ueisn member of Mr.. Kearncy's Constr ulicna
Convention. which is now evolving an Oream'
law for the State of California, and when the
Monaghan article was under discussion Mr. irlS
advocated the incorporation of cansc which Is
probably an expression of the most advanced
thought of the Pacific coast on tins burning girS-
tion. Here is the clause which cmboIies Nj.
Tullys views:
ANY minister Of religions denOmnat on, who shan
read the Scrip uc, atcmpI To convert 20 tie
Cnl-tinn fi to- any NOugohlH rrsidenl o tins S,ti'
shall deemed sul.ty fHlJny. and uIOu c0nVlctoh
thereof ahr forfeit his privilege 70 preach ana ioroF'f
for tho second offence snail bc Im fsOEcn ior if', ana
every sIch converted MOn@Ulan shan Or arrested dnh
bJu-hed from tn STATE rs more dangerous thah the
pagan himself.
Bat Mr.. Tully was a trie premature. majority
of the convention was not keyed fully up 10 The
pitch Of his fine enthusiasm aud HIS amcndment
va, ruled ont. Honceforth Chlnaman viii be per-
mitted TO aunt all the Christian gracrs in the face
of Mr. Tuly Wi hOut being subjected to any special
indignites or any other than the regulation forms
OF persecution to which his heathen brother liable
This looks Ike signal victory for the toeralon oi
meeknesS and lOWlIncss
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

significant hint of the good feeling and liberal
temper of the times III which we live was given last
SATURDAY II Phi,aGclpha, " mere Rabbi Morals. OF
the synagogue Milyeh Israel, paused IN his sermon
to pay tribute OF respect 10 tho late Morton Me
Michael, a. ga Christian journalist who never
allowed the name of jew to be aspcrsod.'
His civic virtues and mental wealth.,
SAID the Rabbi, "cdn better be dilatcd upon
bv those who enjoyed hls friendship. But gratitude
TO the Almighty Beng from whom whatever Is
noble IN man enapates, has impricd me to mention
with praise a public servant who worked steadily
and unobtmsycly minister of Gods will who
employed his rare lifts to sow the seeds OF
goodness and peace. May he find a recompense
among the righteous of all nations and crceds "
There is something especially cheering and heart
ening in this little incident not only because 1t Is
a Hebrew who thus gives 10 Christian "a place
among The righteous of all crccds and nations bnt
because life % simple integrity and goodness, as
ia the case of Morton McMchacl. Is able to COM
n,und public homage 50 deep and universal. Tie
newspapers unfortunately. a rule give us too
often the records of the drcGs and s!agnant
depths of society whcic the drainage is
rs bad, by the way. ~ III or houscsl: :
they TEEN ust now with details of war; famine
and strikes of the trials of adulterous wives for
the killing Ol their husbands of the legal OuchcIy
Oh the Ralloy, Of murdcr.rs surrOundcd by j,oring
drunken crowds. We need some such reminder as
ihiN Of the pure, vast upper currents OF life and
thought. he world, after all is not made up OF can
didatc, for jaii-ccl, but Of decent honorable,
God-f,Gliug men and women Of the same caste Is
THIS Gentle who is dead, and the Hebrew who
generously pays tribute to his grave.
Ii has been pcr,ipacioH>ly asserted that even ia
the event of the recovery of the body of the late
Mr.. stewart, the public were to have definite
Information upon the subject. Now that We have
fresh rrmoTs Of the purchase of tie remain, from
those by whom they were stolru-rumorS, of
course, which may he mere bottomlcso gossip
it IS proper to express the opinion that this
is a public fan; that the robbery was
n high-handcd yolation OF the laws; and
that even u II were not. ii Nas Outrage which is
too lcouIous IN its character private condona-
ton. II oGeht to be- settled, Tor the SAKE of the
cume can b. committed prohtahly and with impU-
niy; because il II can. shall look for fresh ard
ny 10 means few spccuatlons of the same sort.
We do not know. indeed, that the apparent
reference Of Nj. Stewards represent atNes has
any foundation whatever; bnt the desire Of the
pubic 20 know all the facts of the is not only
inn0ceht, but, in its way, cTedtabe. rumor
which IL loud at one moment and which dies away
at another only to be revived At intervals for an
indefinite period of time, ~ a nuisance TO every
body who has ANYTHING to do with the promulga-
ton of intelligence, and desires TO do it with
promptness and at the same time with accuracy.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
omueemsnts ano Meeilnes 60 Night.

RoorH's THrA1RE-Opera Carmen.
RRoInwAY rHEATRE-" les FourchamDauII
NIpIo,s q ARDEN" DaVy Crockett co.,
80 Ia, ,TRT Come OpeTn--" Robinson Crusoe'
sAN FPANCIsCo MINsTREIs OPERA HOUSE
ST.snApn IuE ATRF-" IL. VI. : S1inai"re. -,
usICX SoUARf rHFATRt--" The Bankers bahgn'er'
W., ,rHfs THEATRE" Ours
ASSOCIATION HALL Lecture. ~, Yr,
,'uIcbrElNG HAII.-LcCturcS; II A. NJ IT. 'ohu i1''
SIN Anna T. Dickinson.
MASONIC HAiI.-TOm thumb
80 Vnpk AorAKIUN-Da, ana Evening.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
DnsIness NoIltes.

Drslness NouGes.
"ALDFRNEY BRAND
Buy always N"Ni''7i' IN
HT>EAND'S CALCINED MAGNESIA. -Four hISt
,-cn. awarded More aarcc a." tastc, and smaic
qo,c Than lagDcsg FOR alc ln hO|tihnt' s'P'"
pottcs a. drucg,st' and country stores
NATIONAL SAFETY PAPER
Sl,.uld oIwa,, be usra iCI checks, Drafts, &C.
-
DAILY 1HIRtNF. Mail Subscribers - per annun.
SF,I,-WrrKIY rRla-Nr Mail Subscribers, $3 per an
NTThIY TEBrNE. Mail >ubs-rU - pei anunlh
Terms. cash in advance.
PEANCU OFFICES or THE TRIBUNE
NAsHI%GTON-Nn. .}22 Est.
IONp0N-NO. 2G BedfOrd->t. Strand.
PArt~-No II Rue DC In MounHle.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

Secret Voting sccms to De roearded as a gfelt
d.sleratum in Massachusetts. Years ago the sealed
cuyeope system was tried there. but, after prac-
teal experiment. nobody was much IN love with 1t
except its inventors and the wholesale stationers.
Now the Lcqlslaturo is discussing a new device to
protect the sanclty of suffrage. II is proposed that
all ballots used at elections shall be printed Oh white
papcr Of uniform silr and without device oGany kind
UnGcr the present law il is difficult to prevent be
counterfeIting of ballots The main object pro-
fessed 10 he AIMED at is to prevent the intimidation
Of workingmen, who, with the ballots uniform,
would be able to vote without their employers
knowing for whom they voted. It Is to be doubted
whether the Massachusetts, workngman IS the tunid
creature which his particular friends profess to
think him 10 be- We have observed that he j. sell
dom found himself asking for this kind OF protec-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

1t ought TO be perfectly easy to settle the queS-
tion whether the schOo-houscs of this city prop
crly ventilated or not At a meeting OF the Board
of Education Wednesday,, Commissioner Wood
said that they were not, and Commissioner
Watson said that they were. The gentleman
last named SAID something more. In the
ardor of his speech he declared that insult
fceat ventilation had never been heard OF
until some man with patent and flO bill visited
the various spaper Offices. Mr.. Commissioner
Watson must have lively idea Of the cheap way
in which the opinion of the public journals
can be purchased. We do not say that
the Commissioner is ignorant nor do We say that
he s mendac0us We content ourselves with say
ing that he is "a man and Commissioner who per-
mIts himself TO talk eTcgions nonsense for the pur-
pose OF carrying his points. When asked for the
name Of the man who invaded the newspaper Office
with his patent in one hand and so bill IN
the other, the voluble gentleman suddenly became
dumb Something like this has occurred before.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

TUE TRgrNE printed recently bill TO re-
move all ambiguity from the State Rcsunp-
ton Act of 1875, 10y making gold the
staudlId, where now "coln" alone is men-
toned. The bill has now been introduced IN
the Assembly, and should promptly pass both
houses 1t is merely meant TO insure payment
in the money that is borrowed, and viii ncu-
traiizr any scheme infldtionists at Washington
may dcylSe to enable men who owe gold
dollars to pay in silver and pocket the differ
pncp.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

There is always in every legislative body some
body who Is ready at moments notice to make an
ass of himself This year, IN the Indiana House o.
Representatives, 1t was the Hon. James IL. Willard
- leader of the Young Democracy. He wanted 70
be Speaker, but was beaten by another man, who
happencd 90 get more votes Then he wanted TO
be Chairman of the Committee Of Ways
and Means, but found himself no more than
Chairman of the Committee on Fees and
Salaries. Then he arose and opened fire. lie de-
manded the privilege of filing a written protest
against such treatment. He abused The Speaker.
who does not appear to have been in the least
fligh en,d. He declared thai silence would have
been rlne submission to dI9honor.' But still
he would not refuse to serve the Fees and sal
aries" He did not say that place on that COM
mlttcc was better than nothing but IS 10 be con-
irctured tha6 he Thought so. Ii he should happen
to be IN the next House, it Is probable that he Will
get nothing al all.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

1t is time for the periodical sigh over the
narrow bounds of Jersey justice. Eleven MEM
bers of the Common Council of The town OF
PmllipSburg have been indicted, and were
Yesterday arraigned, for Oyercharging the town
the sum Of $l each for committee services.
There are municipalities which it would be
iuyidou. to mention, where public officials
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

The advocates Of new Excise law viii be
dismaycd to learn that the new Assembly
Committee on Internal Affairs is so crowded
with Temperance men that 10 legislation III
the interest of the liQuor-deaiers is looked for
as possible. They are forewarnod, at least,
aud will think it wise, perhaps, to spare
themselyc, the heavy expense Of another
frUiilc,o campaign.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

The nineteenth Molly Mcguire that has >uf
frred thc death penalty il Pennsylvania WAS
hanged yesterday. The Sheriff violated recent
preccdcnts, and hanged him only once.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

The statements made by enc Of the Kings
County Commissioners Of Charities concern
ing the quality of the food furnished to the
inmates of institutions under their charge,
should receive full investigation. The posi-
tiyencss with which these assertions were
made leaves no room to doubt that
pauDers have been kept upon meat that was
wholly unfit for human food. The unspcak-
ably contemplate creature who proftcd by
this sort Of theft should be made to suffer for
it, If the law gives any remedy
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

who had exhibited such remarkable self
restraint would get "A monument apiece anu
be handed down to posterity as the most VIZ
tuous of their kind. But these indictments,
with the two additional convictions yesterday
in the Warren County trials, where the amount
involved seems also absolutely small COM
pared with metropolitan standards, give rise
70 the reflection that III some rural regions
nconlc never do know when they are well OH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 3o0.
u. y. survey Ne. 153-TownshiD ~ No
Range ~ &, Mount Diabis Base asd
MoTidiau.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE, CARSON
u City, Nsvsds. March "a, l579.-notce 70
hereby given that Aaron Hooper OF VifRiliA
City, Nevada, by Geo. W. oarside. his suthor.
lied agent, whose postoficc address v o. vf.
g,nis City. s.orsy county stat. Of ns,sdH s .s nss
verified application for patsnt nom the United
States for six hundred and sixty.stx (666l linear
FEET OF the EAST EUROPA lode or vein, bear.
ing pold and silver. with surface ground vhyfng
from three hundred and any yool 70 nve nun.
dreo and siity (s0O feat In width, Known q ns
nistisd and dssignaied q D. 4. Survey No. III,
Township II north. Range Il ssst, Mount Da-
bio base and meidian.
Commencing 1t . post marked No. J. y. .:
Survey No. III, being on the souin pounos!y o.
H,nina Company, thence. hrst oourse, south y
dsorcss so minutes east 615 feet 10 post marksd
so' 4. u. b. Survey No la. being identical with
the southwest corner OF the Moore Morgan
U. 9. Survey No. 100; thence, second course.
south % dtgrees west $50 feet TO post married
No. =. y. 2. surrey No: ~ ,nenos. g.. S,l1 es%
feet 10 post marked No. I, o. b. Survey No. iI2i
thence. fourth course, north 60 feet 70 poss
marked No. 8, u. b. Survey No. i72i wncnce
quarter section corner on north hns OF cecticn
u bsas north degrees west .1Ss feet dlstent;
themes, nfth course, north % degrees eea -
tsinins is M seven ~ :efss. e. fus Ss.rins; m.sa..ie
variation, i6h degrees est. This claim III:
sted In Gold Hiil Mining District, County o.
storey, State OF Nevada. and duly recoraso u
Book d. 9. G. r.. page $50 Of the Virginia Ain'hs
Records Of locations.
Any and ali persons claiming sdyssssy ~
portion Of sald mining ground heretnnelos -
scribed are required 10 ale their advefSc eisim
vith the Register Of the United btatss LAno
Ofics Il csrson City, Nevada. during ne sixtX
days' period OF publication hereof. of tney VI
b bsrrsd by Virtue Of the provisions Of ths
's;tass; = "a Q. n. HARRIS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-22
Passed Nay u. isD.l

,ayHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
Hill do ordain section .. Of said Ordi-
nance 10 hereby amended 10 read ~ follows:
SEC O. The Marshal shall receive - oompen'
sat ON for eli ofdcial ices, . monthly salary
VI uns hundred snd nity dollars. payable st the
shal receive no extra com vensstion for the ~
.espment OF property. whether real personal,
or the proceeds Of mines nor shall ne receive
any extra compensation BY percentage or other.
the said Town, but be shall be entitled 70 other
fees that may be BY ordinaLcs provided SAID
fees IN no case 10 DO charged 70 the Town.
Section Of said ordinance 10 hereby amended
10 read - follows: ll- -,
SEC. 5. The Town CLERK shall receive .
isrs. % payable & the end q each month.
Section Of said Ordinance 10 hereby amended
10 read % follow:
Slc. 8. The Town Attorney shall receive -
q fes for every conviction for violating Town
0rdinance, ,unless otherwise specially proudsd.
the sum Of fifteen dollars, 70 be taxed a. costs,
and collected from the party convicted. but IN
NO event 10 be charged ~ the Town hprsdtd,
That In each suit for the collection OF dsiin.
Quent taxes, the Town Attorney shsll reoxtvs .
Zee OF soven dollars and hfty cents, 70 be taxed
~ costs and collected from the deisndanh; but
In no case to bs charged 70 tho Town. For 81
other services he shall receive the snm o.
twenty-five dollars. payable at the end OF each
month.
Section II Of said Ordinance u hereby amended
to read - follows
SEQ. II. The Town Treasurer shall reesive -
compensation, monthly saiary OF thirty aoi'
O. G STEVENSON.
President Of the Board Of Trustees
OF the Town Of Gold Hill.
Attest; ". @. HYpE, Clerk Of ths Board.
On, motion, Ordinance No. liz. - rssd,
was passed By the following vote: Ayes-
Trustees Mercer. Fox. Woollcy and Prssidsns
W. q. HYDE,
Clerk Of the Board Of Trustees.
Dated Gold Hill. May n. 1872.