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INTERNATIONAL COPTRIGHT

EXPLANATION BY AN ENGLISH PUBLISHER.
MR.. EDWARD MARsT0N DEFENDS THE POSITION
TAKEN BY HIM IN HIS LETTER TO THE LONDON
TINES.
10 the razor Of The tribune.
SIR: Observing that my name is mentioned by
Mr.. Conant in his letter to you of December 1, ask
permission 10 say that the letter of mine which ap~
peared in me Times, and TO which he pOntedly re-
fers emauated wholly from myself; if 1T is blame
worthy willingly assume all the blame; II was
written without the knowledge or concurrence of
a1y other London publisher and, therefore, cannot
fairly be construed as expressing the views of any
one but myself; though had expressed similar
vi.ys when my opinion was asked at the Foreign
Office prjor 10 the departure Of Mr. Sackyille West.
I thought had written good humOredly, and wholly
OIL the defensive am. therefore, all the more sur
prse6 TO find my letter characterized as offensive
because pointed out on what seemed 10 Inc satls-
factory evidence that the Draft Treaty II stands
In the Blue Book marked purely selfish policy On the
part of American publishers. In whose Interest nut
theirs one might ask the clause inserted as TO the
necessity for manufacture on American ground 7
III words are always to be taken seriously ! am sure
there is nothing in my letter half strong, and
therefore in his sense. so Offensive Mr.. Co
nant,s own statement that British publishers we've
itching 10 lay hands on the American market; that
their motives were purely selfish. ! deny this on
behalf of British publishers, and for myself beg to
assure MI. Conant that my motives were wholly IN
selfish in writing that letter. wrote in the interests
of English authors conceding every point Of value
10 English publishers, and only questioning the
wisdom, from any point of view, of so short period
ms a three months inteuegnum Had it not been
for the largeness of the beam in Mr. COnants cye he
would perhaps have seen more clearly the small
ness of the mote in mine / further pointed out
Ioophole in the Draft Treaty. which lin way
oerbaps. never contemplated by them enables
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Rnlhon valued at SoS 49, I3 was received in
New-York on Saturday from the mines, making
total for the week Of 500, 43j 33.
The total sales Of mining stocks in NcW-G0rk for
the past week officially reported by the two EX-
changes at 5l1,02O shares;
Robinson Consolidated superintendent tele-
graphcI. January Is Shipped to-day, 40 tons ;
ASSAY % ounces on lots 2I4 nnd 30. Three sam
pies, SC0-foot level, average ASSAY ~ ounce;
Associated Press says: " In the Starr-GrOve nine
the incline is being pushed as fast as practicable,
and the ledge IL improving WIN depth. consider
able quantity of tine ore Is being stopped ir0m drifts
Noq / and -, south. DUit No. |, north. also looks
well and j. IN softer ground. Very little water is
now coming in, and the pump mas 10 difficulty in
Lccuing tho mine drained. The old machinery at
this mine is soon Ia be replaced by new and heavier
machinery This will facilitate the working Of the
deeper dr IT'S and crOascuts and help immensely III
- rniLg NJ this fine property.
a y.lI of rich ore, arout sincheswide, has been
encountered in tho highland Chief mine, while
mining "A drift northeast toward the Starr Grove.
An ar com prcSSor has been put IN, ana furnishes
power to run new drill In the lower levels. The
one struck is a mixture Of black metal and fno
strral- oi ruby silver and assays well. All work ut
The main tunnel of the Eagle mine is in ore Of
better grade than II has ever before encountered.
aud tlo ledge Is increasing IN size Some very rich
ore j, being taken out. The new shaft is progress
ing finely and has good ore in the bottom"
"Wor, in the three tunnels OF the Chloride mine
has been pushed rapidly during the week and the
Wine has been sunk ii feet The rock In the bot
tom Of the Wine is harder than usual. The ledge
In the second tnnne LOOKS pronsi ny ana Yields
good assays; The Stopping out OF ore from the upper
tunnel will begin in a few days"
The Wilma Consolidated Company reports that
the product of the mine for December was go tons
of ore. of which 452 tons. were milled, producing
S4i.6lS 35 bullion value, average Tp2 OF per ton
Total number of tons mlled to January |, 1882,
1904, producing S524,s 30, bullion value: aver
age S02.0 81 per ton The mill was shut down on
December 30 to clean up for the year. There remain
al the mill 228 tons of Of the usual grade which
could not be med in tho twenty days of
December Mr. hceler the president, Mr.. Arson.
tho treasurer and Mr. Filkins, director, have re-
turned from a visit to the mine, and report that the
Wilma Is a good and valuable property, honestly
earning the money il pays out for dividends, and
that there are no debts against The ore Is report
ed richer than that OF any Other mine in the Tomb
stone District
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InY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rrmrNE.I

san Fr,NCIsCO. Jan. S.-With the prospect OF an
otIrr hatch of assessments, and the refusal by the
ii any information concerning the work pro
resi1r in The lower levels the Comstocks continue
fo shrink and spectators are greatly dlsgusted
with the manipulation. Many tomoi"cks are now
ecIin0 for less than the assessm hts levied last
The rumor current here that the Sltro Tunnel
bos fallen INTO the hands of John W. Mackay Ia de-
MED bv Secretary Amcs.
Belcier IS extracting fifty tons of low grade orc
daily. ..--,-r.
Tho cast crosscut on the 5000 level of Yellow
Jacket is still in quartz and porphyry.
Indian Queens total shipments for December
savage and Alpha have each levied an assessment
of 80 cents per share
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AllnlnQ.

U'HE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, n. Y.
l. Sample copies sent free.
BANKING AND STOCK DEPARTMENT..
hinng stocks bought and sold
AdYIuces made and dividends cashcd
AR CHIsOLM & co.
tTHE CHEYENNE CON. MINING co.
4 Located In the Black Hils, d 4.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000. PAR VALUE. 81.
col q. NJ. TOTrrN Prest It. MCNAUGHT, Sec. and Treas
OFFICE, NO. 90 BROADWAY.
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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS

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Dantlnl Ncn0cmlc5.

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ID HARVARD REHIN'S. 51S j.h-avc.-
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nlinlng.
CLARK IL boutwell,,

No Nassau.st, corner of WALL New.York,
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF MINING ENTER
PRlSkS.
HITE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY. ,.,,.
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II O'Clock Transfer books win close On the 10th and
remain closed until the 23d Instant ~ .--,,, e....o.
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THR MIvAs PRtErAs MIxING Co..
NEw-YORK Jan. 4, 1882.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockhOld
era Of Trustees and the TRANSACTION OF
business will DE held at the Comnays once No w
Geda1s y S@ Bo5 hG books a % 6o
WILLIAM y. OLMsIED secretary.
THE soMpEEREIE MISTG CO..,
NEW YORK, Jan. q, 1857.
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For Young Ladies-Countrv.


DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE-Lo-
ID cation facilities comforts unsurpassed Address
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For catalogues address GEO. q. BU TIER, n NJ rim
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THIRD CALL O'CLOCK p. NJ.

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,,,o', ''"'" II, 5000 mo- 30 audI 800. DO. IL
Boston con Iayir Plum! ao ,.-. ~ ''''c ,"s6'
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Robinson Con SG'ro Tunnel "VIhI".-. 90 Hs az
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nrmar0s.

&S00 REWARD for information that viii
JpsDtDO lead the conviction Of the person
that and killed Louis Haner the night Of December
20. 1881, at IA Vest .bthst
THOMAS W. THORNF, inspector 81 pyt, - f. 2gthst.
ALEXANDER = WILLIAMS. CApsaiq 2yth IrrnincL
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANYS
j LINES FOR CALTFOBNIA, SANDWICH j. LANDS,
JAPAN, CHINA. NEWZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, CEN
TRIAL and SOUTH AN ERICA and MEX co
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For Isthmus of Panama:
ACAPULCO sails Tuesday, Jan. 10, noon.
Connecting for Central aud south America and Mexico
From san Francisco, lst and BfaunAn-Nts
For Japan and China
CITY or TOXIC sails SATURDAY. January :, ?. m.
For HONOLULU, NEW-ZEALAED ana Al SIRALIA
CITY OF SYDNEY salts saturday, Jan. IA p. u.
or arrival OF London mails ~ ~an Francisco
For freight passage and information apply nj Com
many q office on the pier foot Canast, North River.
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Iustrntiion.
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
-r,tIE ITDDVJNS GRAMMAR SCHOOL !

VNHE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
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e' - Address W. L. CUSHING, Rector
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vaf late Professor Of Classic3 IN acine college, e WI
eceivc family Bristol r. L. Anew boys 70 De nen
for college Terms $500 year. References Bishop Cark
Of Rhode Island President Eliot, OF Harvard
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pqrr,Iopn Boston Con silver Nugget sierra Nevada
100 so 10 500 ~ i3 New yo1. ,. 10
coo "a. 200 slO .43 800 ..bJ.. i 100 .baO- 1uO
Robinson CON 2OO1lu. - aIoima h i,VS55 ~
loo 40 700 pd- . Nv - & ,;,r,iui',
state Lic N02 100 49,. al "'' ut. ''' ,unn ''r"
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STUDENTS ADMITTED AND CLASSIFIED AT AN


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miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No 1898 Broadway corner Thirty.
stst, S05 West Twenty .thd.st, corner Eighth-9ye,
No ~ East Fourteents corner Uhionsgunre $50 Third
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twenty hfh-st. up 70 3 p. m, OF regular o1ice rates,
CHANGE OF NAME OF VESSEL.
~ CUSTOM HOUsE, NBW-YORK, Jan. 3. 1882.
Under the Act Of March 1891 and Treasury Circular No
% Of r. 1891 and In pursuance Of pcmi4On granted
the Secretary the Treasury the application OF Joseph
g oayland, the Of tho steam Yacht Julia Of New
York u Official numDeT 76l2i has been changed
10 Day Dream Of which notice Is hereby given.
WILLIAM IL. HOBTRTsON Collector.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NNIIITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYALMAL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICETho steamers OF this line take The Lane koute
recommended by Lieutenant Maury, L. = NJ on D0lh the
outward and hOmeward voyages. .
CELTIC Capt. Geadel SATURDAY, jan ~ noon
NNIt Can't Perry Saturday. Jan 81. 600 a.
ADRIATIC, Capt jennings. Ihur','ay, jan 20 d. IN
GERMANtC Capt Kennedy saturday ttD a. H. M
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
lOTH-SE
uniform and unsurpassed IN hp
pOntmcns The saloons StaterOoms, smoking and BATH
the noise and motion are
least felt anoding degree OF comfort hitherto uhathabe
EATEs-Saloon 500 Oscar $780, Return ticket on IA
vorabe Storage from the Ola Country sJVi nom
New York $50.
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs
For inspection plans and other nioao Apply AZ tno
"'f'' h |. CORTIS, Agent
c. l. BARTLETT & Co. Agents. Boston
HAERITr a CATTEII, Agents, Philadelphia
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DED STAR LINE.
III United states aud Royal Belgian Mail steamers
EVERY SATURDAY FOR ANTWERP
The splendid first class, full powered steamers.
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slater all on main deck.
No horses cattle. sheep pigs carr led.
Frat cabin, $50 and SIS
Second cabin, $50 prepaid $50 excursion SO
Storage f26: prepaid, r2l excursion, Eil:
PETER WRIGHT y SONS, Genl Agts, % Broadway Ny.
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w Az ~, ''l ''it I' -, ..''' ,',.,'r
ING. l2l NHssau-t
Brooklnn Dropcrtn for Sal AM 81 Get
VNO LET.-555 Dcan-st; 3-.toyy brown
IL rooms al improve meats; jI-t pat m cnrp.,r
order Rent, 500. RILANDN WHITING, l-I NH>-tu~L
Counlrp ilropertp Tor Sale ana 90 CcL
A r ORANGE, y. j. (ncShborhooi 5o"rl1'ty'
A-PIopelty for .ale r'l 81 vtteiei goa 1trSudt
EDWA Rib +. HAHlLIO-'. - mas" =. /.
DOR SALE-A BARGAIN.-6lO eligible lots,
with DulkheadCd waterfront ia Ncw-lork Hafhor.
H. \. YOUNG, Engineer, &c.
20 Exchange place.
ORANGE, y. J.-IIOUSES and COUNTRY
" SEATS toilet andfpr sIs fIcIi1"t AMI unf1rni'l5L
BLACKWELL& SMITH. oop. main TIioh. JrInsh ~.
THREE STORY BRICK STORE, 100 feet
deep sI5 Broad Newark " j. best business blOcs
IN The CITY; occupied by clothing house favorable
terms. Apply toM UEPlG co ,2Jl Broadway New-foik
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MORRIS WILKINS, Auctionccr.

VA
Valuable Warehouse Property on West Washington and
COrtlandt sts
T. H. Ludlow & Co will sell at auction, on wednesday,
January H. II o'clock noon. ~ the Exchange Sales
room, III Broadway Trinity Buldlng), y. Y:
West St \ r. corner Dey-st.-Substantial 6story brick
hudiug known 122 Wcst-st 3u3 feet front by AZ
feet rear average depth ~ feet with party walls Also
Wcsts No II northeast story
brick building 2O9 feet front 1913 feet average depth
60 feet, with party wall Also
Cortaudst 80 north side about 50 feet cas-, Of West
st-FOur.story brick building, 2j9yj9G feet, with party
walls. Also,
Washington st. side about COS feet north Of Cort.
laI st-FOursOry brick building known III Washing
ton s about sx4g feet with partywa Also, adjoining
on the north Eve story brick building known l7G wash
ngcns 23 front by 271l feet by l5lO foot In
depth with party-wa1s
DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctionccr.
IL VIII sell AZ Auction.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY u. lNS2.
nj IL O'Clock. Exchange SHl"sruom III BruIlwaY.
by order Of supreme Court,
Under direction Of RsstuS = Ransom esq, Receive" Of the
open Board OF stock Brokers Building CO.
~ BrOad.st through 10 b Newest two Sub-ianl Four
Brick Oncc Buildings uS is chance for Invest,
mcnt from ts proximity 10 stock EXchau' Wall street etc
j. sanford Potter esq Attorney for Receiver PSI EWa'.
Maps at auctionoers Office J. Broadway, basement
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ORCHARD V. HARNETT. Auctionccr.
Citn ]]ropcrln tunnle0.

NNANTED.-Four hou,c above Iith-
W ST.. not east Of aGHvo. EELANBE WHIT
ING, l2l NHssau.,t.
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EXPLANATION BY AN ENGLISH PUBLISHER.
Mr. EDWARD MARSTON DEFENDS THE POSITION
TAKEN BY HIM N HIS LETTER TO THE LONDON
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No. Nassaust, corner Of Wal, NewYork.
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF MINING ENTER
PRlSES.
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CT. BARTLETT & CO.. Agents, Is,
BARRITr & CATTELL, Agents, +
St. Landry democrat., 1882-03-11
MASONIC.
To the W. NJ, Officers and Members OF Humble
Cottage Lodge No. 10, F. and A. M.

To the ". NJ. Officers and Members OF Humble
Cottage Lodge No. 10, F. and A. NJ
Brothers: ...,,+ GOA hos
tbonoht If best to call from the field of labor to
the home of refreshment and peace our ni .n;,,
lamented brother, Isaac r. clark, we are agaan
reminded of the Immortality and insiSnificance
of all t hings that are not or dlVlhe essence;
Whilst his happy spirit shall live III blessed
companionship with the craftsmen VINO nave
gone before him to their eternal home, YET, We,
his late colaborers and companions, feel the
mournful void that his demise has createa IN
our midst. His friendly and fraternal smile OF
recognition has passed away and can no longer
cheer the hearts and spirits OF our brotherhood.
| His kind words which always rebuked the uh-
| friendly. is no longer heard among us except
by the silent whisperlnss OF tranquility anu
Humble Cottage Lodge No 49, of which he
was a member, especially mourns the Joss OF
brother Clark, and feels how severely this 'lsf
| tation ia received among ITS members.
| Therefore, Be it resolved. That IN the deatn
If brother Isaac E. Clark, Humble Cottage
Lodge No 49, sincerely deplores ana regrets K; Ten
| ticular. has lost one of its brightest and most
precious jewels ,o, bow, j.,
humble submission and obedience TO the ue-
nrnes of orr Divine Architect in visiting upon
S That to the bereaved and much afflicted fam
lily of our lanented brother TINS Loase omors
that the all powerful arm or the AlmlsnIy w. WI
. he ever ready to protect and shield them IRON
the troubles and dangers OF this cold ana heart
, less world. 4... ,.sr-
And further That the members OF this lodge o1l
wear the usual badge of mourning; ana ina
the implements and jewels OF TINS loage 4, o
draped in mourning in respect and venera!loI
for our deceased brother for the space OF thirty
days. -, 4,,o,o ,oso,,+ion
be forwarded to the bereaved family OF ou
'''' Respectfully submitted.
IL. TANSEY,
j. M. WHITE.
W, M. PRICE.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-03-11
Court Items.

The criminal term of the District
rourt began on Tuesday last. A grand
inrv was duly impanelled, with Louis
Stape as foreman, and together with
him composed of the following named
gentlemen Henry Anslem, Paul Las
frames, Damon Deville. Matt Singleton,
I'M Wartelle, c. D. Verret, Louis Au-
bespin, Paulemon Ledous, c. Brand G.
Donate. Don Louis Chariot, Alexis Ar
1eneaux, w. B. Lewis, Manassas Dun
bar, and Victor Richard.
Owing to the condition OF the jail
atc there will be no criminal cases
tried at this term. The time OF the
Court however, will be taken up with
the trial of civil jury cases, OF which
there are many.