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FIhAHUE.
New York,

Nrw YORK, January 3o.-MoSRv-
Firm at 5ts6 per cent. per annum and
l-32 per diem. closing at @ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5Gl6 per cent
Sterling exchange dull at is2i; sight
exchange on New York iS+;. Dry
goods imports for the week. s, ,Sss, 900.
SiLyKR-At London a. 7-l6 pence; bar
sil yer here ll3i; subsidiary silver com
l9l per cent. discount.
GovERSNESB-Steady for Sis and
fives, registered, and ! per cent. lower
for fours. four and one-halis, and iives,
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Rszixned.

CHICAGO. January 0-Miss Frances
f. Willard has resigned the presidency
OF the women's Christian Temperance
Union OF this State, and viii 30 70 New
York 10 devote her time TO the National
Women's Christian Temperance Union.
Of vhic. abe Il president.
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SHADOWS OF COMING EVENTS.
The Latest Presidential Surmise at the
Political Centre.
special 10 the Register.

Fouucal Oentre
Special 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, January 30.
| encountered very bright Demo
cratic member Of the House last night as
he was on his way to wine drinking
given by ex-Representative Luttrell,
OF California. He Of course talked about
the Presidency, for that is what every
body at Washington now does, and his
prediction amused me. Said he, "I
think the Republicans, after squab-
bling over Blaine, Sherman d Co, will
nominate Foster" Lightning" said |
quickly, "does not strike twice in the
same place" But" said he, "don't
you see that the New York legislature
will pass the bill for the election of
electors of that State by districts,
and that will necessitate the
Democrats to nominate a western
man, and that man may be
Thurman. Now, what could the Rqdi-
Gals do better, as Ohio will have 10 be
carried TO defeat the Democrats, than to
put up Charles Foster, not because Cf
the man, but because of that seventeen
thousand majority he received last fall"
As he stepped into Mr.. Luttrelfs
front door, | remarked, bidding him
good night, "You have seen Toodles
lately, and this is a clear case Of Thomp-
son with a F."
A West Nirginian, by the way, who
lives on the G. & D. railroad, said to me
to-day: Although the bottom seems
10 have dropped out OF Grants bucket,
is still for him" but it seems
that most of the West Virginia Republi-
cans who are here are sherman men.
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a DR consr~ol

ZAxEsHIIz. January ssl--GrifIifh a
Wedge, of this city, were Nodded by
telegraph today from Nsw York, that
the consrsct for Buiidinx the uzarhinery
Cor the Empire silver Mining Company
had been sgsrisd N them; price 30
oOo Ihs freighting of this marhinery
iron Zan>sviiie % Echo Canoa, Utah,
vill Be e36.0oo The work h % Be com.
plslsd and delivered In four monfhsL
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Died

NKw Iokk, January 30 = Stewart
Brown, a member Of the firm Of Brown
Bros. the well-knoun bankers. died to
day, sced ~ years.
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oHY oooDA


Nr-Yosx. January 10. DRY Goods
Buines continues sctive WIN cDn'
mi.ion bous-s. and tbe tone o. toe
markef is buoyanf and sfrone cn
Goods IN good demand with iigbf saP.
pix and frneg hope. Bleachsd snifnnp
sdv.nced 10 10 per cent and w s1lse
and brst makes are scnrve
eoods In good rcqueat and vrU n
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GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TelteRApHIc REPORTS.
Money At , to 8 Per csnt-eovenmeut,
Steady-fIour Quiet and W.ak-
Wheat Unsettled and Lower
Hogs Quiet

Whsshns wholsssls.
The quotation, given In the following rrnor,,
le,< otherwise specinci.l ""'
Prices remain steady, and the market.
are about the same as indicated in our
remarks Of "Wednesday. The weather
makes shipping Difficult, in some line.
aud. should We have freezing weather
some merchants look Tor brief h,om
Flour
sutarAns
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LIVE sToCh.
CnicAo.

CHICAGO, January 3.-The Droperr'
Journal reports hog receipts u, 600 head:
shipments I,lO0 head. Market dull and
very much depressed early, closing firm.
er: mixed parking 81 3JtSi IS; light
81 81, - IS: choice heavy jG9l0c lower
81 JO1ai -.
CsttIe-Receipts $500 head; ship
ments 400 head. Market slow and
easier, but not at lower prices, closing
more active; shipping 81 75ta5 20; ma.
tive butchers active and firm at 81 OOs,
90. feeders and stockers slowst ~ 10
as 10.
sheep-Receipts 200 head; ship
ments 500 heed. Market .oyerstocked
and weak; common fell !tsic; one drove
at - 70ta,5 30
New YorE.
NEW YoRK January 30.-Bs
ceipts 2,GO head. Market slow; barely
sustained prices for good and prime
steers, and reduction Of about 81 per
head on medium and fair grades; com
mon 10 good steers 7id9ic; prime 10
extra l0el0lc, with q carload of prerni.
um steers that cost s. 30 in Chicago
taken at cost here, or about 81 20 live
weight. No shipments to-day. To-
inOrrow's steamers take ont IA head oi
live, 375 quarters and LIS carcasses of
mutton. The exports for the week will
include s07 liv. cattle, 7,470 quarters ~
beef, 2,4s0 czrcasses Of mutton and 1900
dressed hogs.
sheep-Keceips $40 bead. Market
extremely dull; prices q fraction lower
for all except prime wethers and a num-
Der of carloads of ordinary 10 fair sheep
unsold: fair TO choice sheep s. 2Jtsb rs;
a carload Of extra, for export, l35 fbs.,
81 so; fair lambs % sOfs7 %. Wool
skins at 81 25ta2 50.
Hoxs-Receipb 400 head; market
for live dull and nearly nominal; . car
load Of light Ohio hog, 130 H.. - u;
ordinary 10 good "a eote5 20.
C,xcrsssII, January TO- Hoes-
Quiet; common % 1904 10; light ~ y
a. 20: psrkinr "a S5<s< os; butch~rs'
81 70si 10 Rsceipts 4. 100 bes1; ship
mssfs ,3oo bead
CsscAse. ys.assy, so.--rsss--sis sisist
er: No. rod winter 81 p: No. Chicago
spring 81 Isl cash; 81 lst sel.er febru-
ary; 81 lsI seller March; No. J 81 0tfs
/ 0ii. Corn-Dull. weak and louer at
3sIc cash and seller February; HlGS
il!e seller May; rejected l+le- Oats
-bull and prices q shade lover st BIC
cash and seller February; 8ic srller
Nav. Rye-Stesdy and unchanged.
Bariey-Quies ., soe. Timothy Sod
Duli and lover - sys2 20. Drrrsed
Hoes-In lair demand bot II bo.ef rate:
af a 00S5 O6. Pork-UDsettied and
lover at si2 20 cash; tl2 17}(sl2 20 sel
Ter February; si2 ut7iz 70 s.iIss
March. LArd-In fsif demand bse g
lower rates at "a Is o.sh; ~ Zkg ~
seller February; 81 4oe5 ~ @
March. BuIk nests-Acav. 80 49,
st y sces Sqs g. HAa2v
uu~.gxrn, yssssy 0-Hecr
e.s.I~ When1-Opene1 ~ ~
q iic ssd sse..d 10y ,Ses
-~sres ksrd ei0 he n ~.
I'd ssS x. ! q n; 49, Je.sssy 2
ss,i.r vr,rusry q 10 49,
si Ias. "a. 3 n OF; Eo. "ur
s--ssx 6or. Con-TnnceU
6-s.-Isaksr NO. , S,.
49, - 7Uc- frOy :, -.
- Pork-osist g %.-
81 IS ssiis Iercs. ~.
USv ossass
Hs~ onsAs. yssseZ = - |
o.iss: No cssyog eIl
-bss; issi1sss ssdissy y sesis
ss9sis
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llWs-litil. IN doing In the hog mar
ket on acrount II the unfavorahle
weather. The present supply, however,
IL fully equal Ia the demand. Pricas
range lrum i,@ilc.
Provisions.
Corfyg Fair 81 gupd Rio at iae15ci
choice lsr, best Wheeling roasted lie,
Arbuckl">' 2lr, yellow Rio loo, Java 2bc.
MoINssEs % syrup, common 35c; bright
3sr prim", i'c; New cflexns, prime NO
So; choicc jic.
SuGAR E,hued hard crushed l0tc;
pulycrised. l0lr; granulsied, l0c, STAN
dard A, 9ic; Of A, 9!c; d, o.; extra q,
slc; last yellow, ~; common yellow J
@.Slc; New Orleans saslc.
Canned Goods
Tomatoes, = lib. 81 % per dox., Ib
~ IS per doz; peaches, 2 ID 81 70 pei
doz., 3lb 81 10 per iox., 3 ID seconds
81 75 per doz; Winslow corn 81 90 PEI
doz.. Bakers corn 81 85; other brsnda
81 25lti 70; string beans 81 20; lime
beans 81 40; biackbcrries 81 Is; dainsou
81 10: pine apples ti %; salmon. I ID
81 ~ per don; cove oysters. ID Light
weight, 00c per dox., lb full weight,
81 IL, 2 ID light weight 81 20 per doz.
Miseslisnsoua
Trm-No. ], three hoop g 2S pos
dozen; No. 2, twc hoops " ~ 2perccysn;
No. 3, two hoops - 25 per dozen. Pails
Two hoops 81 30 per do..n; IT,
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ol'.. ", :, ,YeA
Quiet but -

Quiet but -
Dull; receipts
stats and vuoo110
good IS ss(0S ~ Cl
Il rs; whi6e ~ |
extra Ohio
as 90; Minnngu -
s IS. whsnD- - |;
bushels; unQe -.
No. 2 spring
81 8Sl -;
81 IS; ssoss = -
3, 81 so(sl 81 A4.Al
&, 900 bushGo
February. -
al <s}; ss,lsr -, -
cts, ~ " W.
l?s,0O0 bushs4 ~
May, aales ie0oN
and drm; Ne : -
Fair demand; ~
ungraied 0oA sM
steamer sitci -
81 lc; round ys
ruAry 60c; q
seller May Hk
white vesteQ
and unchsngy
Coffee -i)un
Dull and ID
finins 7i(a7
and market
market firm.
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PmLADn<sIA, y.aa.sx ss'-Meos1
Aivsn<ine Tendency; One, nss
y.nis and wea virKiDia Ak sne
above sols.sse; X solss1is; n,1Is.
5000; ooarss 53e51e; xex
N,chir.n. Indians snd Wssssrn - =
050c: nsdium S59eoe; coeEs, = -.
Ssshsd eonbi.g s.d dsaslsSa sSs.
unuaahed 4o(21sc; tub vssbsd
paIIsd S5(SSbc-
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Active and irr,gu.
lar, but IN the main higher prices were
recorded.
STATE Boz Ds-Duil.
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AUGUSTA, January 3o.-several sddi-
tional fuEonisfs took sests In the Housr
and there are bat tour smgty chairs q
Light Infantry departed this morninz.
There q no military or extra pohoe
icrce "a the ststc Houss now.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

BE men! Know the right, and do it,
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al INC DGT RuII0n. IAFU OIL
steady but ouiet M f,0r pes S,lion.
Lins.eI oil \. firm at gya7Or Der saIIou
miners oil co..
TonAoo-Firm; Bright navies. S0(a
52c, black nayies 4bS,I7c accordine 10
brand; twists unchanged a Hta0Oc,
WHEELING Srosrn- Seil at Sli O0(a
II % per 1. 900; tips, SIS 90 per ,OO0:
scraps' gss3Oc Der h.
BUrTER-This commodity 10 In eood
demand for choics grnsles, with Q prob
able increase In quantity. We quols
choice at lss20c.
PorAron-At 81 25(Sl 80 per ~;
sweet potatoes, Jers-ys - 7S9A ~
Baltimore 8. zoos Is per bbl.
HosEY-Scw domestic l0(SI23c -
pound. -
for the best quality, -
TALIow-In fair demand snd stseey.
Prime city rendered seIIs sf SIC psy Is.
loose.
GfSsExo--Fim st 81 30 Der ID.
Wuisyy-Aciye. With 4 flsmer I'm.
d.,cy a, Al m no, ,,o1I y.I,on
Co. c.,,., tn. J.,nsna;s a. ".
ChksssLihe de'nana ns - nrm. We
9no,s 9 o,,ap ,sd1 iasusy ,sfnlsc; ,,ls,s ssv 10"
ovsneh '"fo Dse.1. 'nS
WooL~-stili quoted st @e47c 10
choice wasb-.i, and one-tbird % fos M.
washei. Market very nrm and nothing
doing ;priccs merely nominal.
NAIIs-lOd u eOd - o.. An sbaas.
,nent oi lots per key on orders oi -
Para, 81 a,S2 10 socoraiss n
ou.n,i,y and G,,ali,y a vol
ofsTsnINan,a,n yu,c &C p9 -
Ion; s-'ert bal. ~ oysi 0psr lilo.
.Nrr'-Cbestnpy, per b., W05 Il
hickory nuts lsheIll.rksl " 1 ~
wsinnts ~; Pesnu1, choss w.
white per 10. yfrsn, DC, rceseed u
eho'"e ieh"es'se o"' sfesn' ese'
Tv v,.,,. o.s.. a 80 =
ficir-r'iv,s ~ ~
per 10Y CO.. "a ~
lemons Ust ~ S.-
rsisins - ~ po S.s ~ - " r ~
~ % ss'ena ~. ,rrss.. ~
.gpls. s.s'e; go. sss d. -
: . - =. ---. ri
e: f.; ::;;:': = !: !; I; !; !: Is: !: ! -.
J; z; |:;::I 4; Y; {; 3; !;
!: i: :; !; !; ]; !: 3
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McFAELASD, celebrated a. the man
who shot Albert d. Richardson. is not
dead a. has been reported, bot 10 prse'
tic1nz Law in Leadville-
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BErs have been made in Russia tina;
the Car would no; live year, and the
chaps wh0 made the bets are nov living
in Siberia
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A lITTlE GIRL HORRIBLY MANGLeD.
The Baldwin Tragedy-Suicide Of a School
Teachsr-NarOw Escape from BENZ
Barned Aliye-An Unnatural fa-
ther-Moonshiner Arrested.

Marrow Escape from Being Buried Alive.
OTTAWA, January S0.-A grave digger
had thrown three or four shoyelsfull OF
sand on the coffin OF a small pox victim,
when he fancied he heard a nOice; the
coffin was raised and it was found that
the person still lived. He was taken
back TO the hospital.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
Fr. SCorT, rs, January 30-The
boiler of MalOny's saw mill, located six
miles northeast OF this city, in Vernon
county, exploded to-day, instantly kill
ing Thomas Freeman, a laborer, and
seriously iniuring and scalding Henry
Mallory, the owner Pint Timer,
another laborer, was badly scalded, and
two other men were slightly injured.
Suicide of School Teacher.
CINCINNATI. January S0.-An I'M
known man, evidently school teacher,
from Ross county, Ohio, committed sui
eide this morning at the Stonewall
House. one mile from Covington, Ky.
The cards on his person had his name
cut out, but a certificate was found
showing that he had taught one week,
from December Goth to January ID, in
Twin township, Ross county, Ohio. lie
was about % years of age, and died Of
arsenic.
An Ohio Moonshiner Arrested.
NEw PHILADELPHIA, o., January %
Deputy Collector Asher Williams, OF
Cambridge, and United States Marshal
William Campbell, of this place. ar
rested Thomas johnson this week for
running an illicit distillery in Rush
this county. The business
was carried on in a little ravIne on
Johnson's farm. II had been suspected
for some time past that he was in the
business. He was taken TO Cleveland
for trial.
Held for Trial.
BRISTOL, X. l., January 30.-Simon J.
Gray has been held for trial on a charge
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aIoxe, lanky. lean, and wearing an
economical, singie-breas.ed coat is the
vsy Bob Ineersoll irreverenfly sPeHks of
a clergyman
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TIE engagement between Miss Dudu
Fletcher. author OF "kismst," and Lord
Wentworth has been broken of.
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Bosroy, January D.-The wrestling
match tonight between Bibley. the
English giant. and Andre Christol, was
won by toe former; two stright fslls-
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An Ohio Moonshiner Arrested.
Held for Trial.

BRISTOL, X. l., January 30.-Simon J.
Gray has been held for trial on charge
of rape on his own daughter, whose
husband demanded 5000 in settlement.
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s~rrxEHzAxp b this winter simo~t ons
mount.in of snog. trims, n1snmboufs
and t<isrzphs have esen On chrouie
state ef interruption.
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bteody, Wce9oIu 3S0sStX
Nominal atei "a
pAn.As1Dsak
PsrLAbulssIA, JssunsJ
-firm; super0as ves>or1
nesota extra fnmily -
81 rs; fancy ~ o.
at A75. Wheat -U
ject-d 81 81; ambsr =
2 r~i elevator 81 ~; ~
January, ei ~ bid, q
February 81 "a I'D, y
March 81 t6i bid. ~ ~
April 81 ~ bid. u ~
In fair demand; vssogP
graded J,gsS7c; reiece4
seller January, Ne
Ter March $50 ~
April 1ie bid,
FIRM. Provisios>e
ti3 90. Pork 49,
--smoked io(93lci tHse4
AT 81 e3M u
creamery sxtfe 1ho
Brsdiord coanty, hs
WssSsrn Rseerx4 extf4
N cholce 10 JI&11c.
western i7(9lec. O.
creamery lu0ltlc; ~
Professionalism and beef
whisky-Dull = d W. .
Firm at Isle.
ing; lamIly D
as. Whsat-
week q -
Rye Dull n {
pork-Dull q
Firm u u
Qpl>i and II
dsmaAd; shs
81 -; clear :
and upchan1
lower a u
changed. La
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CoRS-Ihe msrket u weakening. sell
ing at +0(9+5c
RYE-Sales arm, bu, quite small:
selling At TO- y bushel.
0Ars-The market Was firm with q
moderate demand AMI suhicien, sup
ply; good 10 prime $50 NJ.
BARLEY Scarce. with a moderate de.
msnd, except Cor the best qualities At
55{dsl 90. -
HAY-Demand active; supply equsa
10 10; old loose on wagons SIS 0iaaj q
per ton; baled at so 00(922 10.
MIlLYrKD-Ins ANAL demand and hold
steady; middlings SIS 90 per ton. shi ;
stuff 81 10 per ton. n
SKEDs-Timothy steady Q, s. leS3 sS
per bushel for Western ;clovrr se,sl II 90
per bushel.
Packages for meats held as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 30 lbs. ;.
tierces, $50 lbs. barrels, go lbs. hays,
10 lbs. No charge for packsae
i. I'll
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r.- ou..s. ysssssZ arCsssss- = -.
s56S}c-
, 1880-03-29

TrEnE seems to he little likelihood Of mn
Immediate settlement of the Indian question 80
fnr as It relates 10 tho Utcs In Colorado. What
with tho opposition enKcudorcd In tho 1ndinn
Committees Of tho House md scnato By whnt
Is considered tho undue assumption OF MT
thority on tho part Of tho secrotary OF
tho Interior In conducting his ncgot!n-
tions with tho Utcs and drawing np
MI agreement without consulting Congress III
tho premises: tho dissatisfaction OF the Colorado
delegation Mt tho faiit1ro OF tho ngrcomcnt to
ronove tho utes altogether from their stato;
tho opposition OF those who think the trcnty
rights Of tho Indians hnvc not been duly consit1-
ercd-bctwccn these several stools tho bill SUBJ
mttted t'y Secretary schurz Is IN a fnir way to
fill to tho ground, and tho Ute question to bo
no hcarcr settlement thnn 1t was at tho begin
ming Of the negotiations.
, 1880-03-29

DO 10 Obstrllct nnl hinder, rs fur rs possible,
every proposition 10 whicl, they nro opposed.
They have declared their Independence ot
the present Republican organization I'll both
Houses, anl mean Ii l,o governed by Ilonu of
lis rules. Measures proposed by It will be
supported b. them only when st,cl, measures
meet with their npprobatlolf antl they will
y0to with Leglttnllsts ur fmpUrfafsis, II
necessary. TO t1afeat everything whlcl, III
their judgment Is lnimlcal to perfcct free
dom or Injurious to tho best interests Of
Tho country. lsofore tic timo for Tho
next election arrives tloy l,opo to mako clear
tho 1cngths to whtcl, tho Radical minority Is
willing to lead tho country, anil to convIncs
tic great n,ass Of French voters TINT 1tntltcal-
istn Is ,i1nble to conduct tho affairs of Franco
without producing disorder both Mt home
anil abroad.
This program Inns been fully explained and
ably advocated by N. vachcrot I'll tho Rcuno
lies DcltE lfout1es Of Afnrcli /. We doubt
very much Its SUCCESS. Tho Republican III
tlucnccs by which Franco Is HOW controlled
arc to be found III tho groups Of tho "Left,"
properly SO called, and tho "RcpublIcan
Union." These grUups arc not SO consorva-
tive rs Alessrs. Simon md Dufaurc, but they
are ms much 80 Us tho true interests Of
Frnnce Mt this time will permit. They arc
certainly not Jacobnlcal III their tendency,
rs Is tho /" Extreme Left" under the leader
slip OF Clcmencea.t, .Lockrny, and others.
70 them belong President Gr6yy, Gambcttn,
De Freycinet, a,,l other members Of tho
Ministry, md VIC cannot believe tfnt, With
such ndvisers, they will adopt any policy
Rx+j.s
, 1880-03-29

sumption Inv, tho Secretary was without
gold and without tho mems of getting II;
~ that, under these circumstances, In caso OF
resumption there wonld bc Wholesale corr
traction of tho currency that might provo
disastrous. But in February md March,
1873, these objections hn.l been overcome.
Silver had becu renonetlzed and inndo 4
legat-tendcr for every purpose for which
gold was Icgn!-toltdcr. Tho Secretary OF
tho Treasury l,asl, In December pre-
yIous, nppea1cd 10 Congress for such
Traditional legts1atIon" rs would el,nblc him
to reduce the amount Of grcenbacks to $780,
0oo, ,o00; to reissue tho Drcenbucks after their
redemption; and that lie be allowed to Oh
tain reserve s'f gold not less tltati sloo 0D.-
w. tor tno seicn,ptlon OF notes Under tflo
assumption net Ihls was the i'rat time tIlat
n leRa' Interpretation from Congress OF t|io
!seshh'mlof net waa askett tor, rs 10 whether
tno redeemed notes a1oattl bo rclsalled or
fetlfcd. Iheso recommendations "ofo all
1aSoraoly actctl on by that Congress, except
t,at LILO greellbacks were not contracted
ss0,oO,oN, as Atr. Sherman desired to have
uotle. Inc eaauitionaI legislation was cnactctt.
oilVer whs fomonct1ze.l, anu tho ob!ccaions
which 1iat! oeen urgcd by sofna against tho
ptact'cab'ilty OK resumption lladl bceh en-
tireIy removed. -.-.
When MI. MetllIl called upon tue secrc-
tary OF tho Treasury Erecnbacks were worth
9H cents In gold, mud tue specio-resllmption
business Ind practically been settled nine
months In advance OF tho 'lato 1txcd bv law.
, 1880-03-29
An uNWELCoME STATEMENT.

There ls decided tendency In tho humnn
mind to welcome company when III Il stato Of
misery. And this; being true Of the indt-
vlln1, is equally truo Of tic milton. For
this reason Americans ought to be pro-
fo1lndly grateful to Sir Robert Spencer Rob-
inson. ox~Controller OF tho British navy, for
the melancholy condition to which llo has
OH paper-relucHl tho 1llucll-yaunted En-
g'isf marine force, and for tho pcssinlistic
View lie tnkes Of it's present condition. Tho
comparison Is applied moro especially to tho
French naval force, OF which England Inns
always oyincel considerable jealousy.
It Is ensy to Imagine the tndigna-
t!on of John Bull when he rcads
this paragraph: tour nelghbors, who Ind
thoroughly studied, under NIL circumstances
Of prosperity alid aaycrsity, low best to
mike war, should ono occur, fatal to us,
understood what nWeuk point WIS presented
by our gigantic trade, anil, 1!nsllng TINT wo
Ignored for eight long years tho value OF tho
weapon we had forged for its defense, boldly
reversed tho posItion,-slcslg,'ed and hayo
launched two ships SURPRISING our great
achievement Of eight years ago, while we
have gore back to scc0nd-rate speed md
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alo "!sa',cl 'lto TWO eiasses' .lle ash'-
olct .a'a A .''o @ '11uslno1ca' lhe !lts1 c1ass
nto noe "eot a'''ps OF cruising sNips' a'tl
''e"ee. W n'"ko l1'e''' eneet'se' 1helF arnor
must W eapaoio OF seslstln8 snoucf1l or'l'
!"'ieo. ~ s's.s'l''''e Fcssels' oh'y elsh1ceh
, 1880-03-29

A. DISPATCH from Now York Is printed
this morning giving M account OF largo mcct-
1ngs held In that city yesterday In tho interest
OF tho establishment Of M Amarlcnn 1ndepentl-
cnt Church IL rs otfahopt Of tho lio1nau CnthotlG
Communion. Addresses wcre nadc by several
ex-prtcsts OF tho Catholio Church, u,ld tho state
mont was made that Father Quinn, tho prcst-
dent OF tho now organization, ts daily In receipt
ut letters from priests in different parts OF tho
country who fayur tho movement nul aro pro-
,purlng to abandon 1lontnlsln.
, 1880-03-29

HAVING visited Washington and arranged
with tho Interior Department plRn of settle
,nent satisfactory To themselves tho Utu .lrlp-
gatIon Is On its way bnck to Colorado. The
purity were In Chicago yesterday, md tho Chega
ind heal men expressed themselves well antlB-
fed with tho agreement which contomplAtes
their rc!!nqushMcnt Of tho Colorado Neservll-
tsun in consideration Of il yearly payment oi
$4,000. They return to tho trIbea to cnleavor
10 icrs.inaa them tu accept this s0ttlomrnt, but
may hayo their trouble all for nothing, III tho
feeling In Canxruss seems to l1 nyerse to tho
ratification Of tho nKreemunt.