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New-York tribune., 1880-01-16

NftrnJE CeicjTGtOQ a. 81 ~ LtnF JtV
GENTLEMEN: | regret that ! shall not he
able 10 s,i,ud your diuuer JRauaIy T. IN CommcIno
fn Of tbc services of Andrew cksoh, not 30 mnc IN
the great victory by which he rescued TIE s0uiNrs
Part az our cnvr ~ from the foreign invader, rs IN the
example OF IN administration OF ,ne Government on Is
true principles. While he maiutaiutd 'fe ItcGrlp o
The country against the public enemy ana suppressed
DulIfcatOn secession al nOEle Dc was pimstd 10
usurration OF powers by the Federal Government M
drrUgatinn o. ire rights OF ndiyduals or OcIitos, ana
violation OF the Constitution. On one memorable 0c-
ession he said IL s 10 he regretted that the teh ana
pcveIfu often bend the acts OF government 10 tnf
selfish purpOses Distinctions society VIII always
exist under every just government Equally Oi talents
u education Of wealth cannot De procured Dy human
hstuons In the full enjoyment OK the gifts Oi Heaven
id the fruits OF superior industry economy 9nd Vttne,
every man is equally entitled 10 protection bY
law But when the laws undertake 10 add 10 these
natural and just advantages artificial distinctions. 20
grant titles graiuitiee and exclusive prylcgesfO make
The rich richer aud the potent more pOweuul-the
Rumble iucmbcrs II sOclety-tlc farmers, mechanics
and laborts, who have neither the time tue
OF securing like favors to Themselves have right iO
complain OF the Injustice OF their government. There
eto DO necessary evils IN government IFS evils exist
ouy IN ITS abuses. II 10 wOud cOnnne Itself 10 equal
protection, aud, Heaven does ils rains shower It's
fayors alike the nigh and the tho rich and the
DOOR II wOnd Dc an unqualified blessing" Nor Is our
SoVenmenf 10 Dc maintained or Cur Union preserved
~ e5snsDns OF tie rights ana powers Ofthe several E,Se
~ .hns attempting TO make our General Government
stohe we make weak Its strength consists IN
ieayng individuals and States rs much as possible u
.neseesi 10 making itself felt, net IN It's power but In
ss peheeencc not IN It's control but in its protection,
moi ~ DhilDg thc States cIosry rs centre, bar
ssavnx caca 10 move unobet M its proper Orn
nnuhslng yOn ihe assurances Of ms estoeIg very
au'y 9ous' s. j. 1iLDES.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
ARIZONA CHARGES or ryorAS FRAUDS


GLOBE, Arizona, Dec. 29.-lhe rascallty al
the management Of the Carlos Indian Agency, near
tins place, l. 10 he Investigated. Tie rrOOt OF crooked
ucss clear and complete. Il VIII mplcae CXAgent
II. J.. Hart. Inspector j. II. Hammond. and Comm %
sioucr J.. 4. Hnyt Hayi has denied completely la the
felony, but notwithstanding the testimony VIII Dc sucn
a. 10 present MIN cuVIabe ig To the community.
PfIA COUNTY, ATz na, Dec. So zee by the
Aq,nciltci Press dispatches that Commissioner Ilayt
and Inspector Hammond 0f the Indian Bureau have I'll
Las. had fh"ir operations IN connection Wlh a siivcr
mine the san Carlos reservation IN this Territory
brouont before tie public. l. IS Than nine months
since stated In fhe Beputic0H that theFo gross
misuanagcmeut a san Carlos, and that bc Indians o-
Gated there might by the bad usage tncy subj crd
TO- bee tempted 10 ~ on the warpatb sacc thcn Agcrt
Hart hls been allowed 20 resign and an i,racr. Who
controlled the LCnl contracts AID cheated the GpycIu
mtn hy false wei .i. Was cOmpcct 20 clear ont on %
quarter of an hours uotce. und dd ride Ga as ast ~
he could make horse carry him. Tho reservation JOS
now tu loI tha charge Of Army officer ana tie IL
d.lus are we'll treated ana Contenicd.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
NhW-IERSEY IAkINE ACIlON.

STRONG RreOLrTIONs INTRODUCED ~ IHK Ho' BE
TRENTON. y. j., Jan. 15.-lue Maine iraru las
received early and emphatic attention in th' HOUSE
by thc u,roducton OF the following resolutions o'
Mr. Bo1saiI:
p,eJrro Tnaffrr major rorfi0n of the E'rr sen'a-
tiVrs Oi Tire people 0i Nes sJersny in ciaic A''i''
cav. ncG view VIII aIDa aarugIt and alarm ih, cVs
NATION. f4rOr1i frckDfy AND II UI az pi"tlti "i
frincL-,ineut ora large pg1pOruon or thc No5,'a
sf.tfr6 6alie. and thc notification oi thc VII "' &
Iu-liiv. uf the majority. .....
ReyRr-d That while We have taiin in tle pa r.
tAc state OF Maiue. and conidcncc iu ifc con -
vet watch WIFE sellctuC tac dew 0l mont oI ,l''
normal and ouar nIr .ifialou ana mold ourselves ~
read ness TO do wlatcN nay brdouc 10 conhir!'' "
effects Oi the outrage upon thcr tlehtN ana H'-''
The resolutions were referred. and Will proo"OH
c,lLle M for dchale ncXt Wces.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
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This comurchcns,r. eccafIto 'ud convensrt manual oi
reference nr sine 'oltsciu rnl or THE
re, ami for ss.e 90 thr oic, o ntiiau, oeH the
book fars aad an's. viii ert by mail rec.aI
or rprce.
TABLE or CONTENTS.
Abstract ~ .ub'c laws
Party Platforms $50
Foundation o. New.N OK cites and Towns.
Constitutional Amendments ia state-.
Elections ~ Z Liei -taics SeRa'ols
Electoral Vote to- President from Z 80.
PRINCIPAL Executive. JuaicM Department, aud Dir0'T
Oncors of the nlted ,iaies
RAILROAD Mileage and Business.
INN ,rts and I,1,trrs Of nife' states.
Iror 80 ipbulIrg in the Unlted Siaios snce 1870
United state. Revenues anu Expenditure, snce 1879.
reduction of Gold and silver In 1879.
Com aui Bullion Iuporis and Exports.
National Bank ana currency Table.
Pouuar Vote iog Piesiaonf ~ l,'e.
Pabne Dobt OF tae United states NOV 20. 1879.
NIVIu. Congress List OF tho senate ami the House
lis, OF Governors O, state &c. dc. &c
Election Returns-i7 Pages
Plicc - cents pr copy. five copies for ~
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New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
LEGITIMATE MINING IN cALIFoRNiA.


Mining Is q great and splendid and icgiti-
mate industry. a3d tne money honestly aa nteilrcnry
invested ~ 70 s as w0rlliy TsEcd that expended for
SEED wheat or vine-cuttlngr There hundreds Of
mfuts in California being diligently worked.
of which no mention T. mode, OF which no rcpoft
Is ever heard, mt are making money. There
ara thousands OF quartz lcnEss. ryel beds. gravel
banks, along or sierra. that VII mako The men who
work tncm rich. and douut whether ~ amount -
capital much H. demanded IL 10 establish A good
sized farm. dairy, vineyard cor mop ranch. and We
doubt whctYtr the risk ls greater "a working them.
tlc science. grOd dead oi sen-e some money hard
labor and rsUual attention would open inauF yaDalis
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
A RrPrBLIcAN uN.EATED.
THE FUSION HOUSE GIVES ME. DoNNILI-', SEAT 10
\ DT2i ICEAT.

\ DT1i lCEAT.
AUGUSTA Me, Jan. 15.-lhe Senate met at 10
O'clock thi, morning. and tool. recess until
O'clock y. H., without trausactiug any business
Al the afternoon session the rcmoustraur of Isaac
4. Ouimby. claiming the seat held BY james \.
Locke as Senator from Cumberland, was presented
and tcfrrred 10 the Committee on Senatorial Votes.
Ia the House the Committee Oh Elections -
uorted. Giving the seat OF Mr. Dpnncll, Repubicarl
Of West Brooke TO Merritt ". styles ID amocrau.
This was carried without opposition, and NJ.
~tvles was auaifcd and tool; his seat Notice Was
Given tnat a hearing would be hold this after
1aOp on the VassalbOro and lmblcn contested
cases and "a recess was then taken untli 1870 p IL.
Noflce was gwen Of Fusion caucus ~ he held ths
evening AT The afternoon session Mr. lckry, Iom
the Committee on Elections, stated that the COM
tee is rcaGy to T-p1gt bat for pruG nDal rca-
sous the report VII be delayed until t1-inorlow.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
NIpNYGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
,S,Y,orsis FOR N D fst - h0itrs

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis ror N INST > h0nrs
WAsnINGroN. Jan. 16. / q. m.--The barom-
er hns IF scn over the Lower Lakes Middle states aud
New England, with c0olrr northory winds and clear
weather hut is now Ggsdn generally stationary or fh
ING An area ol low pressure has moved soathcastwarl
TO Lake suprror aud is followed by rising barometer
over the Northweet Southcrly wlndt gl ,1l. "lh sa
tiuuary or higher temperature aud etaefiliy cr'r
and Sorfhwesf variable winds and clear weather are
rrportrd irom tue Rocky Mountain and P'c.hc Coast
stations.
Ildffd'tOns.
For the Middle Atlantic states rluE o-slhl I9V"Vl
nv falling b1rometer Diminishing n"flheN Mhl> "'sH
to warmer east, and possibly SoutHe'U' P'''5 ''""''
weather and occasional snow 49,, ,.,,- ,
For Ncw-I.ngmnf. north 30 east Winds rising iooW Il
nv stationary barometer cooler. clear followed py
warmer cloudy weather, Win occasional sn0W'
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
A SECRET CAUCuS.

nUMoRs THAT TIE FUsIoNIsIs WILL ELECT A GOV
ERNOR TO-DAY.
Boston, Jan. Ia dispatch TO The H"raid from
Augusta says: "rhe Fusionsts held caucus to-
night, presumably to determine upon the course to
be pursued hereafter. The meeting was secret il
s reported that they intend 10 proceed TO the ccc-
ton Of Governor aud StaLe officers Tomorrow, re-
gardless of what may be ne nature of the supreme
Courts decision on the questions submitted by the
untiI the decision is rendered before taking this
etppn
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16

. s. si,.of ..y5 H ,'--.a l ,a1ti a,',r
a.auv. arr .r.-oa OF f.re fa, ', 'ov.'i 20 i.7i r'
I..,7t.t. o.. -4,e-a~ aa.-l.... Ut I5.h .4i.. si
ia.en',..a wops,. ,lai,-.
tLNoHn .Il. H,e.4oi,n w. A'vo.Aa Denver ca, i'r
sca-mia.-.,. on r.r..y. Jsnnsrr ls .n f.e-op
r,sis.. ans 'i-,.' o. '.,.I, .r. ao..i,a'l.
...ol Fr..if a,r4. a, lloep. b.. l.s f.l IN...t
cooN1->' 1e.1ars Ho...... r.a..n,. iaa4y 90.
I--' afaf J.nv caoae. -
10 D..rcs4 "a aaa sta,as i..-A -aaot. ia 500 a'
l..e.ncri az rousnsce,
~, N,l--or g..a,. .a.. it.a .s't.a. t.n,.
.,.s. ..J ., a,c .ir.a B., s.i..f f,.i.l Iifaa
tae Char,b o. 'hs iol c..nm..oa, o'i-.'e an- -o'..
cINNA-At ns, Ws.t i'a 'eiah.a. Oh "e .ue.iaS
The Icuaus wa De taken lo Ma yana iIr lHrer' '1'
EFAToR- -euftoniy. oa W.sl. ir n'rnns. l'a.I %;
Auandl ID widow OF Jesse g. h.aof. a tc 5ah ,e'r of
n.auyes and hiers ar r..osatfiay av, o ai'cni ga
5oy.ti a.y. tsr 'i't iG'n int. az "a. ''
.KEIIoGG-n srooSivo, ruosia', January ~. ot acate
Flsai r,n Inc re,6l,, ofbs lo,lor oos No-trl'lavs
rrd'J. January iG, a, II an.
Ifhpcl alI NaftrtnTu pay rs i.l. N'.A.
OrArKENBrsH Wednesday a1rl at fhe rog lncr ~
l.s ~ ,5i,c'.,i y. n. ~ n a .- al,n,h ,i s.
I' "a az, ~ 81 se .,.. ,.s... 'r p,r..l rsi
ri.Ou. y. -. trl,ar. ll.t' o.. .n.
Patterson Hrrs please foii,.
soNAHrNpY"K-oa Neine.aay 10. rs J11uy o.
Elizabeth Townsend riic %. t.t 'sts Edwin ~ ,rni.u
of l1-Illt
T. 90 tlc arrival OBJ. te 10 OBJ M tlan f'n Ions l- mi
Il, .s.,,r, and fr.,als a.o invited go 4t'onl
WILL, ,l..-.r "n veen,s 81, Jtla.y D. i--0. N2rg
L widow 0f M 100. Alfred Ni..t tl. llst Fetr '. her
rcsay. ans e.l- eve oy''oi 20 a,,-r, te aa-,i GER
oa, at Ioa 10. ltt. hdI r4l lrst- tat 90 ,o-
.r -tftI.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16

"Wcll, how are YOU 7" inquired doctor as
he stood by aru-cuaf or III patient an obi man
" no ,yas troubled with deafness " ON, NfV nad.' was
the reply; can scarcely ncnr sound Nciit' Tee
nlird the docfor suOw how often have u ircff"d
rrnnn ven that Won must give up eirs. DO .lai Hud
yau VIII get al Ieht." Aud aNhy j. won't fortnight
a,cr he paid Ms patient auohc, visit and inquired nc
his aiIncUf YOn GOu't ncrd 10 shout 80. duciof."
sad tne Old man. Ifasciby " have followed You I'D
vice. haV- given mp Lttg. ana can h'I .ril'c
A week latcr the medical man paid his patient vet
another visit. and found bin almost stone 'c1i oHcr
r+,se An" said the former" " suppose yOu have
hcrn inducing again" Well, DOCTOR" an,wf rcd the
nafient must confess Lave, fox done consider
water"
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
Arour rEI0vIsG NODrnfgN NnMNs.


70 thf E6itgr 0f Thc IrtruIL
Sr: Horc aI, $50 upttr.ah opinions irom the
Deuartnent oi the in.cuor on the sulJec, Of i'-
rroyals % he Indian Territory in 1877 and 90 SIS.
They seem of special interest now:
p<,crlcnce l,- deI1on-ir,iei %. nnpocy of -cndnp
Nrla.u iudi.u- 90 aie Indian Territory. To 30 no
viu b. -csu that tho effect ~ rad i change
Of cliinrtc f. dt..s.rou., tis tribe alone b.
t1e fret twD years l"st by death over
500 out 81 its uumh'r OF 2,b7b The Northern
.ryruue- have .Gn -rrd severely, iuu ihr Pprcts "
were recently removed fOn contact WITH the uniriondy
siuuX and arrived There ia Jul, last LaFr Already "-
50 bg death. which Dy an o-aluart comm atcn WoIli
Doe the death rate ~ The cugo irbc 'F period oi i""i
years. ,,
ia tis connection ! recommend the removal ~ Jll
f3c Indians 40 Colorado and Arizona 90 tAc lut 10
r.rriforv-l Annual rapport of Commissioner HHyt on
Indian Affairs tor 1877. Pac &.
In lbe telegraplnc news from Washington. pEinicd
in I'm. TPIBryr ol January .. wc read under ia,
head of " Irregular Purchase Of Cattle" ~:
Commissioner HAvt says regard 10 the matter thn
rc contract was awarded after dur cou-.'-
craiion between representatives ~ the Board ol
Indian Commissioners tl" Secretary Of tire TT
terror and huSc.f the decision being hat ihe hest
lutcrsis Of the Government would b- served by the
purchase OF the Texas cgt;lo Among the iut nsncc-
witch operated bring about the dc siOn was me rep
fescniaOn made by indian Once, aite advertise
nent lad been made that Ml-sOul and kalsa~ cattle
could n0fiiyo IA Iuii.u Territory. ID. H.
Mr. lOfE. Jan. 10, l~-o
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
4 BIrsrERING EDITOR.

,ur nrNocRATIC ORGAN SAYS THE FUsIoNIsTs WILL.
NOT DC MOVED By THE suPREME COURT DH-
CISION.
AUGUsTa Jan. 15.-The Democratic organ here
The Daiig Standard, abuses General Cham ber!aln
this morning, calling him usuiper." WIN reier-
ence to the expected opinion OF the Court IL says
,, to- NJ, copcern about The questions Or answers !;
IN" site authorities are quite indifferent TO both sure
,Se NE they viii have Influence upon the ac9n OF
W. w. nronSrv constituted authorities OF the state.
Nsith.r tpe Governor tho Legislature w reueat or
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
FIBLIC OrINloN

Tlr ul9n NJ. O'Conor advocates fcr model
peruhic D s nfac'iceb'e 80 his fc2rs rrgarding i'f
pgPsacYey ave un.ouoGed.-l P.aa Ighia Record UudJ
That the Republican party ls essentially
Law and order .ar,y again pa.I proved ~ lnSti
,1et arpcai 10 ,sc ligHcs JUDICIAL tribunal to decide
" o ana what co mute the Leg:satur' oi Maine
Bangor Wing ard Courier iEepb
Sensible men cannot fail 70 see tlat col
lsiol of au le.iiy "a aeY 10 lead 10 No.ehct: ana
sh,s, d ira, oa~ic they must look forward 10 dc 1tct
that the RepuiesnS ASy0 snpgc Court behind inrin
and "a r. puhhcdu President at tie hto H'use.-lBcs-
tog Pos
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16

- speaking-tube from bis study, and opening
t., ,he back Of the kitchen Fireplace: "A coun-
- had brought 2 letter. and sat waiting for an
btu,r bt liz Inv Ills FIRE. which had become very low,
Es'o snddeny he heard sepnlchral voice saying.
VIC f~orn the depths of the expiring FIRE, want
s. ss 'coals, The man instantly fed from the house.
~ The doctor had the repu a-Ion amoug gst the
lo,nntrvfolk ~, Of being n sort Of maglCiGL.'
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
THE BALL SEASON.

BRILLIANT FESTIVAL OF TIE OLD GUARD.
,yuIAlY ORGANIZATIONS ~ MANY cHlss RhP8.-
saNrrD--A large ATTENDANCE AND MI tcH
tHTursiAsM-THH FRENCH WALTERS BALL
Tho Ola Guard had a remarkably successful ball
last oy.uing. The attendance, both IN numbers and
quality. wasuotably good. Many prominent military
organizations sent representatives. Tho Academy
OF Music was handsomely decorated for the oc-
casion. and al The arrangements were excellent.
4 masked bali for the benefit Of the French
Wmlcrs' Association was given at Irving Hail.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
WHAT WILL. HAPPEN TO TIL DEMOCRATS.
From re 1ictga0nd S'9f' DsnaJ
~ tn 20

Tbo Fasf n al We look % IN nc c0InIng
eonfet ou mo hard nouey issue ard BaFard must be
ihe chafopop as e las BCcn Tie eXnOneat. OF The prn
eiple DBt II Ire initiation. Tcenark or tt MONEY folly
is 10 IN @ in Tie madness Of tbe EOr beD We nuSt ave
up an hope IKE OF Bayard aud tie Ea, ana let me
perry blupaer on 10 destruction III ia own way wIilc
rsniy endcpyotinc 10 hght iho pro:eu Janus oi Rad
casn which can be All things In all places, Mc'uG 10
any poinf m he rulitcal pass 10 suit The ucnauds
OF fatieal eowei whose stock IN trade md
eonyooa bond OF uniOn still De hatred Of The
s0ufl
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16

child's body. which had been concealed under
The floor OF the servants ~ the building.
Their bruises nbout the neck indicating that tho
cld htd been strug ed. aud the skull had also been
crsht n. 1he mother WIS supposed to he Nary Fiiz
grild, olc n tho srYants ai tie tOtel che ui,au-
prdTed e.terday morning
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16

surrender the fort u il Is bomharded hy more cHcua
missiles an pnuer bHcfs. The Republicans W' hha
ont what 4 dflcnit Tor them 10 undersinuu' n,l
they have c0t 10 O,ry laws ami submit I" thn !'"
fully ordained aithOrties OF tbs stale "a wed hS 'I
rorsoIs ana fle sooner some OF them learn tis l't
the better lt VIII bs fnr tAcIn.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
Il tHLLEL

X-wRlGHr-o o. Thlrsaav. Jmpa-v i7 ~ Chr.'
hHr.I hf ilo Ngti Ers. t lift'HsIn. ID. ID. N-.ns
o. Long ani. he Rev. -a.uy Cos o. n .c,D- ff o.
@aHcr5 tafrfi, NcNtn"n. 7. D HhN -afhh A 'rh'.
ataghr of tlc iatr James iL Lover .l cll o Ara1 1r.
%
81 tNIIi-rs1oENE-Cn Fttnf.tir, fanuarv a t tho
hr IslHt- lat tIrI uF fif fff. i4u b. ffnff.
NNit.r eforr. Mayer e-q. 1. .inrlf .'l ni'. 'I lt
I.f irr-trf, fourth t4n..isf Ol tir lion o. Ns
h lu0. ff na.r4 lr. N.
raENINs-DIH NDn wefn.slir January d. af ffr f.si.
dome. . Ui rItI % itDnAIn-, .r fh. i.cr William Al
ans. 3D.. Char . g.. Perkins iD fHOr tcfDfs, iil-iel uf
tlai' ~ '..slt 81. CONN. ai 20 f.Ht ''if.
In -t-t lf.l.l-if-f 300 I-.n.Ifu. NtHr.t4F. JlrH.
lr. fI.l. of i.r Hf..0- .ar.. ff iI iI.
.Io4 Hrf eOi w.. ldvIu lllf1 fI ll.s IIIf. fail fr
JrNtI .TUf. .O1 W.ins-ra.. t44.1fg 10. pr tie .r t
i'"I4.l- ..-e.ti nf fH ..t. lf N a. fpHtri.t
ftrE s tI.r t1 tIrl t., IH.t,r uf laai''f d. Joe,
4.. a.i .i o.. .ttJ.tI, =. j.
s' notices Of MuraJa nr ' Fbct! g'1 l'|
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
Read, This Morning

TIE SENiI-WFF.KbY TttIBUNE,
The Issue Oi t0aay clDruls
Letters from ANA o,nor Correspondents IN N, ol
World and tls Sew
Price an wrappers ready nr man, aye cents per cpa5
one copg oac year. sJ bSe oopc *i ten copies aij 'As
sx,,s IS Postage IL all ~ ne sa5sSIiDoC
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
WHY THE DEMOCRATS IfAIE BLAINE.
@. L..-..-- L.rr--l- II -e--c. LLnnL

Republicans can afford 70 wait patiently fol
fbe faai drOq-ccn o. tnc degr~cen parody OF pnpu
Ia ooverlul,Df enacted by a., iu- Governor Johnson
ard his associate burcsQuefs. rtLaior Bifihr Ia.
brought them az last 70 bay 10 the 'i-ri@ oi pubic
isvy and iustice ana they VIII peIlsn mi-eIahy aud
nterv amid tne approving piauiis q! Tue sovereign
people whom theY nave mcchod TOO lonS.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
CONSIDERING THE LEGAL QUESTIONS.

Al ANSWER EXPECTED TEoM 1HL tOCLI TONIGHT
or TD-iiOREOW.
BANGOR Ne, Jan. 15.-Ihe Justices Of The Su-
rrelne Court have been IN session All day consider
uL tbe questions pl.polndcd by thc Republican
Ir.i.lainre. It's now thought tha: decision may
bs reached by Friday night or saturday
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
.iDDIrI0NAL rR4DE REpoRE
EUROPEAN MARKETS

TivFaroor. Jan. l5.-pork Prime Wess yasieru. dul
81. western. dlil ar 90. hacon-Cumbcrand Cut.
dun %. short lp. duA nf o7 long Gear.
dul ~ as6i ~hor' Clear dull af 3s Hams-Inng Cni,
htmcr % 42 SLnia Psi. du 80 20. heef-Iu0a Mes duI
- Extra Mess duli at lo2 Primo Mes- dull az
81 Lani-P me Western. dnf 20 81. Ial"E-Pfime CIV.
duh al 80. Iurpentlne- -SpirIlS steady at "a "a.
Ilosm Common dull AZ Nue dnll 20 i5. Cheese
Amercm tnoicr. steady % 81. liri CO.. steady 40 a..
Flour Htra STATE dull a. -3, Nheal-s0rind No. 3,
Winter Western duu at 1884. -Ouihfrn Wpfer
dull af o. ton-MIycd STEADY pc 7~d of Od. ~
ew lu at 5f-d OH Glow American.
lu ua ef le.nl oui rou, - Lof Don. steady 80 3. frr
p'Hf pINH. af Iorlo1. ful HI f'.
LNltgoo Iaa. i5-l p m.-Wheat, i0DLal l5d per EN-.
fll f.I f..i Winter.
American.
lu.so,. Jan. l54 sop. spirit. OF lctroicun. H.
r0r cWt tHicut'H i..frrt~l 90 i.fr Gr
LONDON. J.n. lt5 o. ii. IlIsfsI Cake, a. lrr ton.
Refined PctIa,ruUt GfG III. cal
NNrvIlu. San. l'.-let..i DIS TRACES 10y hne uale
Amcucru. W'uHs Lard cipsi m 1i per Zoo slD..
hhAlFs. Jan. iiu c.o.sf 90 81 3 mars u'r 100 N
As, Jan lJLari closet 90 81 ilalco 90 cculu,s per
80 kilos
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

4 th YOURS: NOrl'-.. Ns- o. fiI
tic2f t4s rG ogl0fft2l 2 S. > so1Itf'a ir. ID
- TT i7r- + syT-T'- ~ - -
| 80 ! r. ~-T- -fs9 T7fTF 81 .,Tn1r g. T>
| 30 - ~ .trr1 81 rfF * -f-Te r.
33 sS4l-~s ~ = -. ~ = -'~-.i r. ~ -
| 80 sts7ss~7s ~Sss H-1~{5 aT,'T ~ 81 icc
qheJ,s-s bs'.e 81 ysr'ton =" TITS ry ey tnas
oi Time n5Nt.
ifnght white fhe 'itlhs
bvtA n-o.s, alrng houfs The brsen Or aoa Nh1
ihacas tue - '"
Hst Pharmacy. 80 Broa@~ay.
TRrgUSP OFFICE Jan. 16. l n ma shget inii IN The
barometer estcrday followed bv an upward move
,nent Cesr weather WAS followed by cloudy weather,
with snow squal In the afternoon and misty weather
Ia tho evening TBe temperature ranged between -
ond 400. the average (35 ~ heing llHo higher han o
Inc same day last aud S higher than on Nednes
day. .,., ,
Coo,cr a, Il generally clear weather possibly followed
late m the ly b. threatening weather. may be expected
IN this city and vicinity to-day
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
rp,zrr. COFFEE ,fApvrr.

pio JANEpo. Jan l4.-fntt -Narhff animated pficrs
vo1 um, lnr, GOOD t.t-. nlO1a 1850 scs ger l0 kiios
EKrlAn." ON i'roon. ":i'tl
-A,ID-. Jon i4. -Coare-A AlarsU animated prices hun
superior santos. '.~0na 1000 fls per iu klIys
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16

IOUYD DEAD UNDER THE FLOOR.
Considerable excitement was caused at the
t,n.oo place Hotel last ght, by the discovery OF Il
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
ssrzz ,s.ExznsaEl
FtIY ~

~ as,,',g, Of naraya ao" "or''' si' 1'4
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16

About Gnymon came from Bath last night, under
command Of Captain Whlttemorc having become
alarmed by the report that the safety of the Capital
wrs rs-cl1angercd. Atoruev-Gercral Mcclellan de-
nes the report thdt he ha, been preparing warrant
for the arrest Of General Chamberlain.
, 1880-03-31
) rs y \ Oh nov -

struct q library in New. York, which, not
limited to specialties, shall be Of the widest
general usefulness-one to be medeled'on
the forms of the Birmingham and Boston
Libraries. Boast as we may of New-Y York,
we have not yet in the City q library
which is in proportion to the wealth, the
wants, or the intelligence of the public.
It is, then, Mr.. Hoes intention that for the
present the interest of the money shall be
expended in works of a general character,
but what he awaits is that the public shall
aid him in his efforts, so that a suitable
building shall be erected which will hold
the books which are to be purchased. If
at some future time this building could be
constructed, then the real monument COM
memorative of this good man would be
found in the Niblo Library, for it should
be remembered that the British Museum
commenced With less money than the
amount William Niblo has given to the
City of New York and the country.
, 1880-03-31
AN ANNEXATION.

The Consult General of Liberia sends the
following to the Times by the Liberfan
mail steamer which arrived in Liverpool
on the 10Th inst, official advices have been
received at the Liberian Consulate Gene
raj of the annexation by the Republic on
mutual and peaceful terms Of that vast
and important country adjoining the inte-
rior frontier of the Republic, known as the
kingdom Of Medina. Medina abounds in
the richest of African productions; there
are thousands upon thousands of acres Of
gold and iron fields; its forests are
teeming with ebony, palm, gum, and
rubber trees, while the %well-known
Liberian coffee tree is found growing
spontaneously ro.tbe height of 80 and 40
feet in all its native splendour. In this
new acquisition Liberia has opened still
wider the door into, the ~inte.ior Of Central
Africa. The Medina Bopora country. with
lis 700, 900 souls, will, with tia sxoep.
tiou of tina coffee plantations en- the ST.
Paul's River, from the. richest and mostd
populous portion Of tho Rspublic. Ex- !
traordinary impetus has lately been givse~
TO- agicnltural pursuits 10 :Iibsris, owning
to the, greet demsnd for Liberia coffee
seeds and plants in almost every coffee
growing oeuptry.a-M.