Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1878, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAS NOVEMBER 13, 1878; COMMERCE. Mesting of the National and inters national Convention. Address of Welcome by Emery A. Btorrs---List of Del- egates. Watterson Makes a Fow Re- K!nr{zxarhwkotlonal Lines For-, ever Abolished, A Number of Resolutions Offored..- The Programme for To-Day. PRELIMINARY PROCEFRDINGS, The Natlonal and Toternatlonal Commercial Convention, for which great preparations wora yaede by the local Committeo baving the matter In charge, began its deliberations yestorday at yoon fn Farwell Hall, Mr. George 8. Bowen, the orizivator of the movement, was eatly in attendance, with & mass of papcra and docu- menta having more or less bearing on the sub- Jocts which 1t is pronosed to lay beforo the Con- ton. ":t the back of the platform was & huge map of the Western, Bouthwestern, and Pacific States, and the Upper Provinces of Mexico. Chicago, the City of Mexico, Vera Cruz, New Orleans, San Francisco, Fort Yuma, and Santa Fe wero the most prominent points, The West- ern system of rallway lines centeriog in Kansas City and Atchison was plainly demarked, and socclal promincoce was given to the Alchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Raflway iloe, which, in the almost universal judg- ment, will make a conncetlon wita the Boathorn racific at Fort Yuma, long beforoa rall i lafd on the Fort Scott line through Texas. The way- statlon position given to Bt, Louls, in the mat- ter of rallway connection, made a decided Im- presaion on the Missouri dclegates, who were far from beine plessed at whut they called an Intentional slur onthe part of those who got up the map. Alittie after 11 o'clock the various delegn- tlous began arriving, and when the clock todi- cated the near approach to the time for organ- fzatlon it was noticeable that out of the 500 or 600 delegates who had been appoiated to at- tend not over one-third had put fn an appesr- ance, The Now York delegation telegraphed that [t could mot be present, and had ap- pointed Fred R. Myers, of this city, as proxy, None of the delecations were full, and in some fustances one, two, or three persons represented as many different States. 71here was also a marked absence of our city merchants. None of thoss whote operations oa 'Change or §n the other busy marts of trade have given thema Continental reputation had put lnan appear- auce, and of the outside attondance there wers exceedingly few who enjoy a national reputa- tion, Among the Iatter were Windom, of Min- f:,““' Beek, and Watterson, sod Krum, ol 8t. uls, The meeting was cnlled to order by Mr. George 8. Bowen, on whose motlon Mr. William Bross was apnointed temporary Chairman, "Tho Rev. Brooke Herford {rivoked the dlyine blessine on the work ot the Convention. Mr. Bross then said : GEIXTLEAEN OF THE CONVEXTION: In Lhe mame of my fellow-citizens of Chicago, T bid yon a cordial ‘welcomo, 17 you want o see what commerce and. 1ho industries you have met here to promoto have accomplished, 'ookaround you, When your Chair- msn fAnt saw thiscity in 1846, she ‘had barely 14,000 inhabltants. Bhe was bniit mainly of wood; eho was called s ah city:" her streets ‘were oll unpaved; her sldewalks were dilapldated, and i storiny weather fall and spring sho hada niait from New Boflalo by steamer perhaps once & week. In tbirty-two ~ years, for mora than thirty® of which I " have reslded here, I eaw her frow up o & great city; In 1871 Leaw her burn up, and now you see what ven yesrs of Chicago enterprise hinsaccomplished, Jshalinot ntop to ave vau the facts and figures ‘which represent her comuncrce and of to-dny, her industries be donu diiring the Not content with is Conventlon That will duubtic of the Convention, ready boen o 5 re to-day 10 devise iessures to extend ‘e tiie commcree, not_only of this x esl, but of ‘the entiro Repubile with ajr the natonsof the world, Commerce 1s bot only tho cbild of our Christlan civilization, bot it Is 1he stnnly winnter hich 18 tapldly extonding sud yromoting the progres of that civilization among all the tribes and the natlons of muankind, Glve Commerce her freedoa, Lreak and destroy the hackies with which a ngrrow and a false philosa. Phy bt bound down b or cuergies, and in five cen- turiee, nay, perbaps half that time, sho will unite in n comniunity of intercst and bro hood a1} the nations of the earthh. Bhie rejoice under the Blareand Stripes of the Great Republic, thu Royal Cross of 8t Ueorge, the Eaples of Anatris, Uermany, and lnuesis, the Euwelgn of France, and, in fact. under ~ that of every nation on earth. All she asks i» protection on the hign an ice upon the lund, and she will blessall naticai with horelovating, purify- fog inSuence. 1L s tiierefore to pronote :G- Wighesd and tho best. Vrelfare of mankind that 1bis Comvention bas assimubled, and doubtiess will greatly promoted by your deliberations. On motion, Mr, J. W, Reu (mmngy g:c r:{:“: W. Recor wua lvpflll‘{lfld =X EMERY A. STORRS, The Hon, Kmery A, Btorrs was thes fotro- Quced and golivered an address of welcome 10 Chieago: GENTLEMEX OF THK ‘CONVERTION: On behal the dalezaten 14 1hi_Comvention from ai site, sevreseutlug all brancbes of ite industry and ail tn Uried pureaits, bl you welcome 10 the City of This Convention 1possesses & profound signif. fil\u from tho charicter of the delegates m.i".r. “uo ssomibled, aud from the commanding Impor- nce of toy subject which you sre convened to and conulder, **The promotion of Ameri- 5:}'-:3&?5;',‘{,.‘.1“" Xf h-nm-i-:l e best means of lnflflomfll.«h{ncnu?'" ith forelgn countrica fn North wou| 1dle and presumptuous in me, speak- 15210 1en whaso naes havo (o vears beoa ciosts -hl'denllfl(fl with greet commurclal enterorises, 10 wli ”:H::DL:’::A::‘:L’I- :ll:fl ‘whicn your diecuusions lnAd:ln;ly'ube ulundi-‘f the nicthods by which our 43+ Luwoyer, Le justified in saying that both et when ;::;lfi;:nhcn'wuamhllhu ‘Uonvention ae: \nd, 1¢ & people, us I rmly belf tho dhretbold of returulng brosparity. % Tave ynml.\h."v emerged from the e: rrassments and S Which beset all business enterprises con- Tao aegesceprecliited snd tuctuating currency. el tus of our aunnal tazating have been ro- Theier ¥ Willions of dollars, We have paid in full 'N::u::l;‘-‘ :l l]lflllloul ‘;;x unreal val. surally stimulat . e bty sl e 1 in flesh, bnt sirengthenca nu erdutauce; and, lookinz Lo th i peomive In i “we are ML 10 its fer Y Vrostrate form of - Ame the A, Sammy I8 to vaint high Doaltion tnat iie salis sl (g B OTery ses, aud ta Hax shall float, and k. Pradacts f our Indastry be found In evuty Ve time has long siuce passed when s natlo) Bughubtiis, e cxchiely spediual can 4307 10 the 1amyer as bie faru one L orher ara/oran e fari, Mive audition Lo Lis wealt! of Umu to riach too ased accensihility 1o them 44 gnuluhlen form of inaustry, 0810 cut eocAr #d that it 4 quita tmapossible for 0810 Tepun"Sh7 £4 O from th rest uf tho warld, S JBom as chemles. 1t 1s much mora With them od ‘in@nitely more plessant tu trade Bl fon &t i g, 7 ¢ are are 10 be secarcd and new T yous ainod il Tori e of ‘the lendion topice Tot your dellba rat, s burbor 6 14 not, a4 1 understand it, to over- R niturat disadvantayes, but (o arall yoursely Ages whareAt natura) “and’ geograpbical sdvant- 0ip youc LW 8 cleary vossess. You vrefsr to Totte (o £008 10 ito Janelro by some directer At we 8 Liverpool, snd the farmer prefuts Ameriean” mlbuu-«:‘fi“:n-m le‘:.:hu %) son;h " care o Xeale rathee thin tho tradecmark of the Lo sng 4 Unicory, rtloed that we are 10 possess this contl- ::'Ifl"-"-‘nd e will not fally |nd°:omnl-my' do this with bage s 0688 Lo ocean we bind % together Gato oy VL, 8kecl 80d frup, From the Goldea D'M:‘l Painc slope wo look sczoss those ties ol €38 10 the far-0f Chind opemng her K.m”,':‘flv commerce. We canuot stretch our Brely SgLIoR 86TUss those walers, bai we By salling upals S9we weans by which our own ships, ér our own flay. whall traverso theum. Toigyy Loer aue ¥. shall traverao thew, X0 B Lreat Couventivu sssembled tlfl.' 1Y Lo discass the question of river and ba PruVeuteuts, Chicago was then scarculy mol 3 . A iage, Lul tho indaencs of (hat Conveation tlale tho "fi-uflm; ihe whole country. Since Lust vary moald 8¢ has becowe a great metropolis, the Codueratt, 84 cenlre of & culvesal commerce. Tow Be M(«:\u Lugcets, aod is wited 10 no Dur- wang i forethove. 1L gous wherever & Luman and Iy e 24EPled o "8 buruan (aale gratif Bic of nechif® 84 1t gucs, A cowmercial people cnvert oty & Nloecal beople. aud nu ageacies Potent pyeaniiés ulo fricude s0 surely a3 tho the great soeca OF commercial tntercourse. 1t ks ccuncller and conciliator, for whierg com- reat ity of the mighty North- Bl 1u cowdid atreots, i nmu:l b’nn::u- - ¢dine té ba drifted y e terprine, ita brisy matts, its vast and Treaching railrosd interests, the chain jnland meas, on whoss bosoin flastan vast commerce, and st the head of which thin city sita like a Queen, —si presage for It a futare which shall be the marvel of the world, To thin city, ite hoapitalitica, ite homes. and ta all the lesians which it wonderfut growth teaches, you are, gentiemen, s the rep- resentatives not “only of & national bot world- wide commerce, most heartily welcome. Tho #on, George . Harlow, Becretaryof Btate, on benaif of the Governor of Tilinofs, “ex- tended to the delegates a hearty welcoma to the State: ** Wo have met here,” said he, ' to try and foster the great commercial interests of tho country, and {o our efforts we will receivo thy cordial vo-oneration not only of our owi veo- nlc.l lh‘I:t the people of the entlre civilized world, Un motlon of Genrge 8. Bowen, the following Committes un Credentials anid Permanent Or- ton was sppolnted: Ocorge 8. Bowen, s; C. ‘oftin, Masrachusctts; James H. Laws, Ohlo; J. C. Normeil, Mlssouri; Cyrus Busscy, Louisiana; George C. Bates, Colormlo; Thomss 1), Gilbert, Mlchlxizn‘. 8, T Merrdll, Wisconsin; John 8. Long, Kentucky; Juho C. Birch, Tennessee; John 8. Hancock, Iowag Uen. Strintfellow, Kaness; George K. Kelly, Penn: syivania: i, M. Kutchen, California; J. T, Hrashesr, Indfana; R. L. Savders, Minslosiopl J. J. Gssper, Arlzona; John Fopo Hodnutt, District of Columbia. ‘The courtesies of tho Western Union Tele- graph Company for social and family messages wero extended to the members of the Conven- tion, An finvitation to visit the Btock-Yards was extended by Armour & Co. In replyto a query, the Chair stated the delegates ‘were anpolnted by the Governors of the varjous 8tates, Mayors of citles, commercial bodles, and other organizations. A motion to adjourn till 3 o'clock was voted down by a large majority. WATTENSON, Heanry C. Watterson, of the Loulsville Cour- fer~Journal, ln reaponse to a prolonged lavita- tlon, sddresscd the Convention. Ho said hehad Do facts to communicate, but he had & friend who had,~Senator Beck, of Kentucky. A generous fuvitation was immedlately ex- tended to Benator Beck to come forwand, but be had mysteriously disappeared, There were again loud calls for Mr. Watter. son, ana, {n responsc, he satd that he was mere- 1y a looker-on fu Vienns, pod that it would be presumptuous {iflin, not & commercial man, to address on the topics of trade and commerce the zentleman he saw beforo him. He believed that & new era of prosperity for this country had dawned. that every sea would soon be whitened with the safls of American ship- piog. He believed that the era of reliance upon legislation purely, and not upon Industry and economy,~—the era when men were going to take the Intcrests of tho country In thelr own atrong - right hand and advanco them by the push and enterprise of the American inerchant,— ‘was about to dawn upon the whole country, He belleved the timo had conie when we should get from deluding abstractions born of ffty years of scctional conflict, sad sddress our- selves to sober and muterial progress, to tho buildlog of rafiroads, to tho establishment of new linca of watér communfeation, to shorten the old lines by abort cuts, aud to ail the ap- oliances which ™ could enable the producer to reach his markot soconest and clieapest. {Applanse.] He helieved that the time had como too, notwithstanding what the politicians ssld to us, when there would be uo sectional conflicts whatover; but that, in materfal entes prige, the Bouth might look tothe North as salely as shs has been enabled to Jook this last summer {n her deep arony. [Apnlmle.! We all knoty that, when we assembled in our various sssociated cavacities, fu our religious conventiol n our party conventions, In our commercial conventions, there wero no sce- tlonal lines, po_air lines, or water lincs, or im- aginary lines, whatever, parceling off a body of men on one side haviuz certain attributes, and o body of men on the other side haviog different attributes. Ve kucw, out of the wellspring of our nature, that every American citizen was ust like another Americnu citizen, whether he ive {n the East or the West, the North or the Bouth. [Applause.) Ho certalnl recognized this as & most promisiug amen for the commerca of the country, just as it bad proved a must salu- tary pr'nc(plu {o the reunlon of the sections, He recugnized it ns above all thiogs the sheet- anctior’ ana hope of our Unlon and our Con- stitution, nnd, rislug ont of our Union and our Constitution, of our prosperity, [Applauee.] He hailed It 28 ovidence that we were nelther pon Eevlla'on the-onuhend, or Charybdis on the othe?; "that W tiré Abivhier golug to be engulfed by spasms and fits of spleen, nor shipwrecked by: the soclal and agrarlan monster which would proposs the demolition of all umrerly. [Applause.] In other words, we inust all recognize it as’ evi- dence that the American character, based upon Anglo-Saxon stock, with its shrewd, sharp, ennobling, and invigoratiog Western experience, would not repeat the listory whicn had been mnde:{ the Latin races, but that ft would go forward bravely aud practically to solvethe mm- vl problem of busioess and commerce submit- ted for them, who were in posscs- on of the practical experience, wlio were pos- sessed of actual facts upon which this greateat of all enterprives must rest, to sketch the wuy and point out the meaus, ‘They had assembled far this purpose, aud he doubted not that their deliberatious would add to tha public stock of useful knowlcdge, and that they would send to Cougress this winter an fnfiuence and burden of thought, avd a budget of Informution which would guide its legislation for the best, [Ap- pluuse.) 2 TEINMUANTEPEC, Capt. 8ilas Bent, of Bt Louls, was called up- ©n, and In respoose said that he had to present o the Convention an fmportant doctunent that contalned many facts of & very interesting char- acter. The communication was from Ccoimno- dore Bhufcldt, one of tho explorers of the Te- buantepec route, and was at coe time prescoted to the 8t. Loais Boara of Trads, though never olficially reaa. * Beginning with a brief account of the dutles of the navy in conncetion with the wants of commerce, and the closo interest existing De- tween them, Commodore Shufeldt went un to say that be did not propose to offer any remedy for the existing conditlon of affairs, but would offer some sugueatious. To become & powerful nstlon there must be exteroal conucctions. In proof of this, Chius, with its close-cummunion policy, was clted at great leugth. Amerfea had no foreign policy. Years ago American imerchauts plitched thelr teots on the coasts of Africa and China, bug but later they folded them and took their de- parture because there as no American navy to protect them, and uo Awericsn sbip to carry their goods. Great Dritain pushed her com- nerce und ber llag everywhere. Mer trade with the west coast of Africs, which a [ew years ago was only £100,000, had Iacreased to £12,000,000, ‘The migralions of trade aud the transter of commervial power were elaborately commented upou. Babglon, ‘U'yre, Damascus, Gunos, and Veunlce were passed ovar {n review, and o slroni sppea) was sde fn faver of rcuewhne the former mercanille splendor of New Orleans. The Commodore rezarded tho coustruction of the Tchuautepec route to the 'scitic o oue of the means of developlug the vesourves of the country surroundtng the Gull of Mexico, which waos, lu_truth, sn American luke, The Commodare believed that as a canal woold not ba bullt for at least & ceuntury, thero rewmuined only to be constructed railzoads, (M. Bent thougls the prophecy of the Com- modore yather premsture, as the propositlon was much mors feasible pow than a few years 0]. “u]r. Bent resumed the reading of the paper descriptive ut what should be doue to maks the herbor of Tebuautepecal) jt should be, when Mr. George 8. Buwen returued with the report of the Commitiee on Organization. On motion, the further reading of Commodore Shufeldt's paper was suspended, with instruc- "m"k:m priot o the trausactions of the Cun- veotion. PERMANENT ORGANIZATION, Mr. Bowen then resd thoe followlng report, which was concarred in: Nor Permanemt Chalrman —The Hon. Qeorge W. Morris, of Keutucky. For Vice- Presideni—The Hoo. Willlam Windom, of Minnesota. ; Vica- Presidenta—George W, Jones, lowa; Bilss Marshall O. Robeits, New York; Oblo; W. 1. Blevens, Coloradu; Pennsylvania: Franklin Landers, Hawiliou Pope. Kontucky: Jobn J. Anzuna: C. U Elssonh, Govper, ichigan: J. D. Feltbauseo,' Districs of Columbia; B, g. Doug- las, Virginia. Secreturtes—J, W. Ryckman, Joba Cablll, and ¥repklin 1. Tinker, Afr. Morris, ln taking the chair, sald be was not accustomed to makiog cxteusive speeches. He theretore simply returned thauks, and an- nounced that tbo Cooveation was open for busiuess, Mr. Bowen stated that the question had been ratsed fu the Cowmittee whechr it should allot the voting power of the delegstions. Thoy bud declded 0 geler it back to the Convention. A lvely duscusaion fullowed, it belog urged commerce with forelgn nations and among the eeveral Staten and Tetritories, 8a It has to eo- tablieh post-ronds, post-offces, lrantport the miails, and coliect rovenue therefrom, or tu estahlish cuxtom-houres and collect impost duties, and, tn the words of the Constsiation, **That Cancresa has the rightto make all tawa which ahall Le neces- #ary for carrying into esecation these powere, ™ fierntred, Fhat 1t 1a the aenne of thin Convention that the National (iovernment eught to assist snd reznlate Inter-State _commerce, and 1n ali_other cases whers nld 18 or han been rendercd to private on the one sfde that thers was nollmit In the call, and that those who had credentials were entitled to vote, and, on the other, that a mnat- ter of equity was hm:‘md. slnce one oreaniza- tion might have one representative and snother twenty. Gien. Rassey dido’t think any vote would be very close, and moved to postpone further con- alderation of the anbject. The Chair finally decided that the talk snd motlon were premature, and that nothing could be «done untll [t were kuiown who wero catitied to seats. Mr. Zaremba moved that Don Zsmacons, tho Mexican Minister, be invited to attund ths af- Leesolred, That the subject of Inla; ternoon session, and take s scat. tion, the cheapening of freights across the conti- ELEG) BEhucers Scmandiho Iatelgent, prompts and ‘'IE DELEGATES, pLachcess o o1 the After an fnformal recess of about five min- | Sqent sction of Congtoss ‘and peaple’ of th utes, the Comnmittee on Creaentials made a par- By J. WV, Evarts, of Tilinofst tlat report, which covered the names of all the Jtesolred, That 1t {4 the sense of thts Convention dolegates appointed, about five times the num- | that Concress should remove ail barriers againat ho were present. A the Importatian of forelzn wool and the raw mes w A terinl fur the manufacturo of all kinds of textile It was impossible to tell how many were pres- ent, and this fact provoked soma discussion fabrice, free of duty. By W. F. Beasley, of North Carolina: and half a dozen motions with aviow to atralght- ening the thing out. low water, has been com- pleted between Montres! and Qacber. At a mecting of thelHarbor Commissionors, it wae reported that Chie! Engineer had Tlsited the Mechanics’ Falr now going ou in Boston, for the purpose of cxaminfog the dafer- ent syrtemns of etectele lighting whi exhibited there, a8 the Commisafoners have for soma time been conshiering the question of en- ploying this new Nght In the harbor. The re- sult of these inquirics Is adverse to electric towers or great lights for this purposc; but, cven at this early stage of the process, it scems aulte certain that, hy means of sinaller electric Hehta, convenlentiy placed and casily managed, the wholc harhor ean be thoroughly {lluminated at & very moderate rate. It s probable that next on this grcat improvement may be put Into practical operation. HKoeevid Dispateh to The Tridune, B7. Joury, N. B, Nov. 12,.—Wallace: Rose, the oarsinan, s to go to En;flnnd for a few months. Ho will leaye St. Johnin a day or two, in the barque Arklow. _The Rev. Join Longhman, the oldest priest in Nova Beotia, Is dead, anrdvz '8 a0 lie was the unly priest in ilallfsx, and had sole charge of 8t Slary’s Church, Lesolred, That a committee bu appointed to memoralize Congress to open a suitaole, cocap, and permunant water line between the waters of The renart of the Committee was finally ac- | Virginla and North Carolina. LIFE-INSURANCE. cepted, and tho Chalrmen of tue diffcrent dele- Mr, Elliott, of 8t, Louls, suggested that 8en- gatlons requested to hand (n correct ats. stor Windom, of Minnesots, address the Con- | A Btop Put to a Little Wild-Catting Down ‘The following [s list of those who were fur- | Veutlon some time during fta scssion. [Ap- East, plause. | Scnator Windom returned thanks, and said It would be a great plessure tu hin to do so. nished badges, and covers about all who are in attendance: FRoecial Dirpateh ta The Tribune. BostoN, Mass., Nov. 12.~There Is considera- A wisconsin, He sd a vrofound interest In the aubject of | ble dissstisfaction over the new departure In C. B. Salmon, 8, ;l;“::;l’lll' mlmnncrlx , and IJeI:Ien;l :.l:e welfare o(‘l( ie. neo-d life-insurance adopted by the Mutual Life-In- . vle and uvrosperity of the country depended | surance Company of New York. The plan is J.C, Burch, J. J. Mctavack, W. J. Gray, . y 2 V., Hobinson, Jamee Fentrees,donn Comgen, | Siots 1ArRCly, uit tho auestions whicl tlie Con | explained in a circular lately sent by the Com- pany to its agents, which says to the publie in effect: *If yon insure with us, we will take 870 in premiwn from you instead of $100 for the first snnual premiuts on your policy. We that could come up. [Applause.] A stmiilar Invitation wna cxiended to Senator Reck, of )\nnlm:krr. Minlster Znmacons, aod George C. Bates, of Leadville, Col. jowa, A, Q. Adams, Charles I’ Dirze, Geo. W. Jones. r 3 NEYLYANIA, TV, Kennedy, W.¥.Townsend,G. A. Kelley, Frank Hond, T. J. Brigham, Cyrae Kider. NRW TURK. Aiter some talk, the vote to adjourn 17 F. I Myom, of Chicago, prasy. o | vclock was reconstlsret, &a0. s "emw“ “"“,fl.d‘ will also take the same amount from you for the sccond vear's premium, in feu of the full premiuwm, less the dividend, as has been our practice heretofore. As we have paid uot. far from 20 per cent dividend at the first nuoiversary ot vach polley, we probably will take fromi you about £140, fostead of $1%0 dur. ing the tirst two {mu in which you sre insured with us. - The third and 41I subsequent pre- miums will be the full $100, less any dividend we are able to declare to yonr policy,’” The Hon. John T. Clark, one of thie old ineinbers, ban ob- taiued the opinton of the law lirm of Gray, Ropes & Loring on the subject. It was written_by Joln C. Gray, Professor _of Law In Harvard University, and {s to the effeet that the oflicers of the Company arc clearly ex- cecding their suthority, and that a court of equity will grraut an Injunction agalost the fur- ther 1saue of policies on the new plan, and will require those niready (rsued to be returned for cancellation. Attorney-General Truin concurs in this opinlon. e e—— -REDEEM IN THE CHEAPER COIN. To the Edutor of ‘The Triune, Ciicaao, Nov. 11.—1 wish to say to Secretary Bherman, through the columns of TrEe I'nis- UNE, that the course for him to pursue in ro- deeming greenbacks and all other Government indehicdness Is to redeem In the coin which Is the cheapest. The Government has slways pursued that course, All private persons pursue that course. The man who would payin the dearer coin would be a lunatie. In1800 1 maden deposit of $350 in Canada and Eastern bills {n & bank {n this ¢ity, and took a certificate payable in specle. When 1 called for my money, it was paid to me in gold, be- cause goldgwas 8 per cent cheaper than silver. 1f Beerctary Sberman will pursuc the same senaible course, lie will not run the risk of belng charged with Junacy or treason. Bivon Frassn. — A Tutor’s Report, Journ until 100'ciock this morning was agreed to, It was announced that citizons generally were 3 invited to attend the sesslons of the Conven- tiow, the gallery being set aalde for their use, s fendiess TIHE MANUFACTURERS. A mecting of the Maunfacturers' Assoclatlon of the Northwest was held last evening at the club-roomsof the Palmer House, President Jubn L. Counley occupled the chair. In the ab- sence of Hecretary D, H. Mason, Mr. J. W. Ryckman officlated. Col. Whiting stated that the Mezican Minisicr had requested him Lo re- vort to tho Assoclution that he had received a eommunication from his Government regarding the movement of the Assoclation and the busi- ness-inen of Chicago In the matter of closer commerclal and social relations with Mezico, aud that he would be pleased to present the cominunication 1o propria persona, if such were the pleasure of the meeting. Mr. Carlile Masou and Col. Whiting werc appointed o committco to walt on his Excellen- cy Minlster D¢ Zamacona, aud escort him Into the presence of the Association. The Mivister was greeted by benrl{ applause, and sald that, 1n answer to his offictsl report of his visit to Chicago, his Gévernment expressed the deepest gratituds for the cordial and earncat tnunoer In which the manufucturors of the Northwest had catered into the splrit of close and amicable commerclal relationshin with his Republic. He aald thas President Diaz had re- queated him to take advantage of tho first op- portunity to present to the Association ana the citizens of Chicaro an exoression of his pur- sonal pratitude, As the, communication was banded to him juat ns be was about to start from home, as a delegate to the Natlous! Cotnmercal Conventlon, he had not yet been sble to have it translated, but would, in time, have it pube 1ishied and publicly proclatmed. On motion of Col, Whitney, the President and A. Q. Darwin, W. F. Beaaley, Amizowa. ) John J. Gasper, : MICTUOAN, Geo, G. Deiges, Thos. D. Gitbert, G, W, Platt, * J, V, Moran, T, A, Hiachman, W A, Bukey, C. V. DeLand, J. H. Pearson. MASSACHUSETTS, C. C. Coffin. cotanano. @eo, C. Rates, H.M.Kretchin, D.C,Felsanbeld, W. D. Howard, W. Baker. G Anthony, L. W! :;:" €0, T. Ant " 3 3.4, Kiyan, " Geo. W. W LY E, H, Talbot, E. . Dishop, J. W. Coilins, Geo, I, larlow, ‘Dl":\r"h Chase, J. C. Conli A L Tde, . Lyle, d, ¥ C. A, tleimer, W, I[, Haynor, A, W. Wright, J. F, Duftey, E, C. Shiopoe, U.W. Marray, J. Donglsss, C. Mason, T, J. Walwh, M. Rubel A. W, Wright, D, i, Mason, 1. M. Johinson, D, V. Whiting, onio. H. W. Drown, C.J. Muth, C.W.Rowland, J. L. Maven, © C. W. ltoland, Jsmes Gurnon, 8. Lowrie, J, McKeeban, J. H, Lawi A, P, Polaml, Horry Krenky, W. T ¥, Mast, J. M, Qlenn, F. Marmes, CONNELTICUT, 1, Kelley, DISTRICT OF COLUNBLA J. P. Hodnett, J.1. Fel Nt R. L. 8aunders, D, Hewet R. lI.Won‘lpllk. II. A. Dumcsall, 8. NORTIH CAROLINA, B. ¥. Stringfel- low, J. B, Bowman, 8. C. Fieming, G, ¥. Downs, 4. 0. Buek, AL Watterson. Dennis, D. F. Bkinner, Westcott, J. M. Btudebak- . 0. H, Ross, er, Franklin Lan- Irwin Reed, J. W. Jones, E. M A, Hubbard, M. H. Wright, J. A. Emith, Beeretary of the Assovlation wero requested to Wm. Hlaward, o M. Sher tender to bis Excellency Minister De Zumacona Tarie Puper, Caivia Flotener, T 2. "Roberts, Fhaweitten thanks of the Amotation for the | ., Letter of & tutor o' th Count de X— **Mousieur the Count: I have the houortu send you the monthly report of the progress of Monsieur your son. Health—excellent: Char- cier—delfihtfyl fellow; Science—dezestabic: Literature—ditta; Historv—ditto; Orthagraphy ~—capricious aud varisble; Morals—doubtful; Geoeral Observations—3. the Vicomte docs not generally come bome til1 3 in the mornioi, ex- cept when he does nut como Lomu at all, Hels undoubtedly in condition to go up for his bac- calaurcate exatnination: equally certainly, he will not pase, Taken altoretber, I'm quits sat- istled with him. P—, Professor.’ —— —t—— Toth Filled, Smith and Jones were examining s gun that was pot juaded. Of course it went off. Smith was filled with remorse, and Jones with bird- shot No. 2. 3. weleomd lotelligence fmparted in his remarks, Cyras Dussey, A. % Collius, W. 1L, Domnger. .\xri Jo 1‘“0"“1‘5" zave ':nucc v.lllmst at {he( Rext -4 ting e would move amen ec. 1 ol i, J. C. Normile, John Ceingle, filas Rent, Gt the Constitution, changing the fnitiation J, N, Tofinger, :,"’l,'?.'g;m 4 Jo AL Armstrong, | 300 from 85 to 850 (shis to fociude the first Judze Kn’xm o‘l Mlssourl, moved that a com- fi"{;fi Aucs), “and (LGS andusl ‘dusk Trom 83 mittec of one from each State bs avpointed to | *’5rClient Coonjoy stated that the Execntive prepare the order of hutliess of the Comved” | Gominitice stita laat moeting hau taken the fo- | 0T hy K { ..,fflf J&’,:‘Z".'.p“‘l?\‘&'f: :Tfl'fl;:’,fi{‘, There Jrenent | to Linze the action of tie Commitice ratllicd. o . Un motion of Mr, Bowman tbe Committee's a:::':nlifi'fl n:.:]’.'w Baslogis; o the:Courah- sction was unanimously contirmned. Afr. Carllle Mason offered s resolution to the A delegate from Missouri moved to amond Judge Krum's motfon, and that ail resolutlons f}‘fiffl.fi.fi?fi:;fi:&fl‘fl&" l;? g;_?f:g‘%'rd u‘g be referred tu the Committes without debate. o {7 s better government of thi’ Association, to be w’,‘_."\t-lfim“dmcm'“ seceptad and the mation prescuted for nppmul)l _t the mext regulor Alter debate it was resolved 1o take a ten | WEHUNE, Wi \ Bookkeevers, Clerks, &cy WO THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED [ lesmen, piesaing address, teinperat 19 others nect applys atite atlsey wanicd: i permanent. 1. BLITT & CU., Jiloumingion, AWASTED-AN EXPERIRACED DUUG CLERK. . Avply I persort to L. . WEIMER, Miiwankes. ATnaes. WANIED-A Go0h WORKMAN 1IN HARDWOON inside fnlaliings one who cau do his own design tng; good Joh for the winter, Address with price per day, £ 55, Tribune office. 1 Ait;z’nquzmc'(‘)@nn OFTIGHT WORK AT 3 ay: ¥teady w cago and Provisios Co. G ands, e ASTED_SIX FIlST-NLASA CARPENTENS J. WATRRE e NN RN U ANTED=TAILORS=GGOD IV ANTED TAILORS-GOOD COATHARERS AT Y ANTED-A YOUNG “HOMEMAD: maker: meet me atthe Earonean Wi esdsy from 12 1 m ILEFE! “‘ANTHD—HE!T- ASS MACHISE 1 A M, AKDREVS & CO., Mather-st., Letween Hahted and D=sniaines-sts. Employment Agencics. ‘VANTF.I)-—- 100 RAILROAD LABORERA Funt Routhern lowa: 2 gtone-masons: frec fare, Al J. AL KPEIBECR'S, 21 West liandolph-at, WARE 1i8 FOIL CITY WORK AT $1.,50 per day | 20 ralirosd Iabarers for Soutliern fowara winters worky, free far( 101for coul mines {arms. chovpers, ete. " CIIUBTIAN & €0, " south 1ot CANDY: Miscellanesus, VWASTED=A COMPETENT A yourg man 1 reataamat business Avply to W. T It. I TIREE _FIBT-CLASS ravellog saleymen that ar thorougly tsicd th the provision trade. | CHICAGD FACKING & #0- Vi v3 Lasall “vAsnn:A_mEn MAN FOR ¥ And Ferrijory o che Uuion: » or Addremls Helie Munfi 0 w‘Inrv.u ZTAN CEXPIL ‘man who understands tlie and ean cominiand irad= west. of Address k.4, Tribune omlee, NV ASTED-200 aTE: LR rience In rock exc: at ¢ Canon City, Col, L up-atairs._Lipe & _WANTED-FENALE MELF, Domestics, “YAF‘I‘F_D—ADDDIN: L FORGRNRRAL TOUSE- work In 8 sniall family; must understand cookiog, washing, and fruning: terman, Swede, or Norweginu preferrcd. Apply atcy Carr r_Vaullua \VA.\'T!-.II—.\ GIRL YOIt work, at No, 4% West Twelfi! NG aper Business the Misourt Liver, WASTEOSIN X PAMILY OF THNEE X U000 Gl 1n do second works une (hat can du plaly sewing preferted. Call st 511 Dearboru-av, Wedursduy morning between 9 and loc BWEDISI refercace ne: ‘i & CO.. curer 8} hous vork. AMES WILDE, Au-sts., OF M7 Calutoet-ay. “IANTZD—A 0UOD GIKRL TO DO BEC AL ‘work and take carg of child. Calist “TAN'n:n—A GOOD DINING-RUOM Gl Ply 8t 431 Wabash. WARTED=AGY 0D GIR1, COMPETERT TO TARE arge of huuse: must cook, wasli, aud trun nicely: references required. 200 Weat Washilmgwon-st. VWARTEL-A NE ENT GIRL K 1f sulted. G. M. BDAKDER. and Wrightw, Lake View. Tako Lincolu-av. cars tu tsisted-at. ANTED—A G0OD RELIATLE GIRL FOR Of cral housewark at 434 Greenwood-av. ; Ueruian or Bwede preferred. ANTED = AN AGTIVE, NEAT NORWRGIAN orGenoan giri twdo geners! housework ¢ 6y \WANIED=A CONTETENT WOMAN A8 COOK ‘and isundress: must Lave goud city references. Apoly st 393 Buperior-st. Y ANTED-A GIRLYOR GENETAL TI0] Bwede, lan, or Gernan preferrvd; must Lea good couk 824 piex Boud peierences. bi5 West Mauroe-st. QY wmwnuflcm..» QITUATION WANTED—AR _TOOKREEPP: o hanest young mans fa keeping; fe & card. cheap torthe plev ot peomy Beokkeeers, Cierks, &es QITUATION WANTED-TY A GESTLEMAN OF ) wond education and methodical habits aa clerk or F &L Trihune ofMee. sistant-Bookk per, or asstant fn an pNce hy &n 8 hat some evpertenco i bo k. SITUAT N WANTE A NG M L) means husinem; employment of any kind whe quatities contd he 1 language: Address T his eful and appreciated: eeaxs six £vod salrsman and accountanty retereaces. ee. Tritoy Miscellnneons, ql‘l‘flk'fln! WANTED-A GOOD BALRIMAN o 4 frm. At iem & o7, Trihnne bice T8 Or T WANTED~FEMALE. DNDomesaticss § lTUATlON"WA\'TFH—Tfl Do G wark, Call at 1573 Butte three daye. Gond e SULUATION "WANT ED—FUIt URSFITAT, HUUA: A ,-‘urkl mall family; good refercnces. it o8 Whit JITUATION KD_AR COOK, WARIEWL AND 3 “ironer, ur to do genersl homsework fn privats fain- Ny. “ADply 8t 77 North Clark-st., tecond fioor. SITUATIONS WARTED=DY TWO SISTENR, ONE ©)_ta cook. wash, and iron, the ather ta do recond. work or weneral honsewotk. Pleasa call at 120 West of reference It reqnired . NERAL NOUSE. rAeid-st., down staire. fo S mni{ Tr Conk 1 & hinter, chyof cenatry AR a5 14 Wene landolp bt T slre. i SITUATIONS WANTE) ATE FAMILY, £)_ w9 cook, and hushend o da_chores morning snd creulngg can Elve Anat-clan eeferences, colored, * A [ir At to1 Tuirgav. MATILUA MUSS. Vlesso eall: mmediatcly, a1 ] am 2itious for work. TUATIUN WANTK ACGOK DY ONE Wiio -apuble and undert uslners, he b 0 o hotel @ bosrliug-house. Call at@ul State-st., third slrvhmk?\u\f‘fiu—ln TWO GIRLS FOR general hoysework or first_and second wurk Call AL 38 EAst Oneario-at. o ¥ A GOUD CODK_AND ek, | auhdren, woi amilly. The hest of refarctices, If require: Bide preterred. _ Call for twu dayant : QITUATION WANTED—T0) 1'0 GENERAL tOusr: ) wirk in amall family, or recoad work. Fleaso cuil At 4 West Monroe JITUATION WAS ~BY A COMPET! ) ored woman &s cuoX, of 10 do gennral Koud city references, E 53, 7 liune ofice QITUATION WANTED <UiY A COMPETENT GITiL )t do cookiu, washing, a0d irning, or general hoasework In A private Fainiiv: raterences of requlred, Please cxil for tiru da; risun-at. JITUATION WANTHD 00D GIRE 10 10 weieral hous:work, Picase eall at 1171 Siata-at., up-stairs, for twy day QiTuATIO Iy Callac 1 Cllhtus. SH'I)ATI(IN WANTED- work In orivate famity Boutli Clark-st., [n rear ITUATION WAN T «tri for general liousewor! AL 224 Schilier: A GRITIAY vod roference, Apply it and GITL 14 xoud coak and (ann+ 1 L) in ont-clats private fami ewe; Kuod LAt 1us) Suath Dear- {3 ol WOrk: also a kirl as it of references. Cllllli'N?ll\_lln\'l ITUATION ANTED-IY "4 TOU! n“TAm TO neral LMW . o cai'se T34 Bauth Momeuneats, ©Ur e famlly. Vledse mily. Call in tear 308 Bouth bes i et A LY SRS S ITCATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASSCOOK £ to o, washiug, irenlng. or genersl’ Honsework. Please cail for three days aL 877 Stata-st. licference 5t required. met-a 0 pust ITUATION — WANTED-DY A 1risih girl for gencral housework in & Good retcrences. Call st iiid Sopth Parx-av, “uxmu-‘n‘dfi'n“—ni:viuufik SORWEGIAN Wirl for cookad Huodrew in privace family. Ape pIy afierd o'clock 48 Twenty tourtiat. Soamustressos. VW ANTED-SKAMSTIESS: GOOD IIANDS FOR MY pcloaks. pen ts. ad vests. The Tatlur and Cutter e, i Sk I0WA=GOOD dressmaker; proapective hip; o yacced Addr:ll Lpb. 'A’:t‘l’;!ml flll;\ru A A A Nurses. VW AYTED=A YOUXU GIKL, 13 OR 14 TEAIE OF ke, 10 take care of sbaby. Apply st 877 West \ ? ANTED—AN EXPENTESCED NUNSE TU TAKE care of children; references required. Apply toe day betwecn 10and 12, at 18 Kllzabetl TANTED=A YOUNG O MID na purse fur an cller) make herselt general slonal uursc. A2 rrulrl DLE- AGFD WONAN 18dy; tnust be willing to ly usefuli donol want 3 profes- ADply between ¥ and 106, 10., W-duy, 8k GIil, 0 MINU A BABY reference roquired. Apply cRswn e, sopolnted as such Committeo | TINE TRINUNE URANCH GreicEs H, N ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR XUMELOUS patrons througaout the EII{ wo liave estabilshed Hrauch Oftices in the different Divislons, as designstea ow, where sdvertisenicnts will Le taken for the same price s charged at tie Main Ofce,and will Us recelved untll 8 o’clock p. 1, durisg the week, and unilv'p. m. on Katurda; i P SiMve, Dooksellers and Stationers, 121 Tweaty tocond-et mmulle:’ recess to sllow the Statodelegations to C;‘;{;‘,’G ({m; i Sheldon, A. TL Andrews, consul Q. 8 Redlieid, L d, W, Collina. On reasscrubling the Conventlon resolvea to adjourn, wheu it adjourns, to 7 o'clock p, m. r. Masun also presented » resolution to the ‘he Chalir reported the following Cominittee :g;';'i“g:',"i‘," ;,Zg:‘:.’:‘;fig.?m::::r:."'fl: "LIE: a':“:gcw%"fl’::fiw?' '}“a“:'"“’. ot M Jfi"“y 3 | such steps as inay be found necessary to lay be- Missouri; John J y Guhert..'Arlwu {ore the Leyislature of vur Btute the necessity o > g of amore fair and just taxatiou uf the manu- 8, M. WALDEN, Newsdealer. Btatianer, etc.. 100 iho Hon: Gromm Brth, Iidianay, David | lcturing corporaticus aud ntercsta of is | Vittsatishity S OReERAT L Ty o T oy S | State, > Mason, -Uiinols -'i:"u“:““"g" fmlfl:‘h fand | M Coltins sakd_ that he woula like 1o hear a Diselitad by, comaror lsinegst on wnd Pancy ‘carncr fdacoin r PERSONAL I)Kll!n?l.\wl‘ IME~NEXT BUNDAY AT statement from the Committee on Mextean Relations recaniing the progress made, ete, Cot. Whituey, of that Committes, stated that they found the fecling: growing strouger every dav In favor of closor commercial relations with’ Mexico; that o number of citles hud re- quested the privilege of sending representatives with the Chicago oxcursion: that 8t. Louls had Just taken ;fi“r" to um.'cnd -?fl tlm.'ln ;micr 10 nccommodaty many who want to go, hut who beconfined to tho subjects mentioned In the | oot leave at the early day lirst imed. tho catl of the Conventlon. Agreed to. on hudt bicets tponed until the 24 da The following resolutions wero then handed | S3Chraion had beeh b b0 o ety in and reforred without debato: there wasa letter before the Assoclation re- By Mr. Fletcher, of Indians: qu:.-nlm;l hl‘l nl-:xurlu;ncy; the )llc.;xlx;.:u Méuhm; tecognizing thedestruction of the carryingtrade | L0 use bis tnfluence to have a Mexican Cousul wpon s hlxgnul wn N duchient uf (he pac. uppointed rewident at Chicago Iu order to fachli- favor & vestoration of that interest throughacis of | tote cominercial natters. The President and 8 by nnlnnrumlfl‘he porchase by American | Becretary were requested to present such letter Goodn, 720 owa! harles W, Holland, Ohlo; John C. Birch, Tenncssco; _John Pope Hoduett, District of Columbia; David Felsenheld, Colorado; Cyrus Elder, Pennsylvania; George C. Bates, Coloradu; C. C. Coltin, Massachusetta. RESOLUTIONS. Mr, Long mouved that the resolutions offered CITY IEAL ESTATE, QOR BALE—Fis TUVS A SPLENDID CHICAGO lat, #15 dowu aod 83 nmonth. EDWIN A. RICE €0.. 107 Slark- oo 0, JOR BALE~AND EXCHANGE-SEVEIAL CHOICE reslences al Kresl bargains Frairie-avs. ; seversl pleces of cicar Impruved Invide perty for business blocks, A, ULRICH, v Wash- Rouoi 0, Trui AT T 1T aory and bascinent brick dwelllng, inodern fmproveinent, aod Lot 261, N 8L v aud ook ae thie oy citlzens of forelgn-Lullt vessrls (which sbail be | ty the Mexican Minister. e i g Wk sty ot vl entitled to all the protectlon now nflorded Amer- b A raatng I weeis Langley and Vin- Tcan-bult veasola) and otherwise, antil wach Hime | - 0° ook then adiourned, genuesana ciiwe to atreut-vam, 1. i, LOYD, Woui a8 home-built ones can displace them., Wuxnzas, The results uf a generous competi- tlon in freights eastward are sy the source of our prosperity to u great extent, wu have fuplicit faith in the future benefts that would arise from rnrrnpondur competition to the Pacidc as was contewplated |n tbe common patemity of thethree grund tronk lines of railway westwarnd; that the weeldent by which only une was achieved shoald give It no rights of foreclosars upon the now In- complete enierprisce of tha Northern and Texns Pacific loads. * That & Judicions subsidy by Conzress in prosot- ing our intercourss with foreign nattons meots vur approbation, aud tuat our relations saud trade with onr peighbor and aster Hepublic Mexico ve foe- tered in » most kinaly spirit® ‘That as a perpetunl saleguard agulnst probable combinativn eastward in fature, lil practieallo plans for Iimproving aua doveloping weans of wal munication should bo most critically exsmined sud moat vigorvasly vrosseated, 1f found feanibie, DOR NALE-£4,000, 81,000 DOWS, THK 3-STORY and hasement brick store, nad fol 43I, on souih. woet corner af Lake and Siatton-sts. i could not huild 116 sture now for 16y sploodid place for husines of any Hiohs siretecars past 5. T, . BOYD. Moo, 17 adlsoy PORBALE=A COFY OF TELT, ATLAS, rice §135. laquite of §. M, DUNNING, 161 La- e Bz, taquire 1. DONNI La iler Msjesty te Lord Dufforin~A Viceregal DVand-Eloctric Lights fu Montreal Hare bor, Sweeiol Disvatch to The Tribune, Wixpsox, Nov. 12.—The propeller Quebec, which was ashore un Cockburn Islind, Luke Buperior, urrived here this cvening iu tow of the Cannda Wreking Comnauy’s pug Prince Al- fred. The Quebec does not appear to be much danisged. She will zo {uto ary-dock at Detroit, aud bu put fnto frst-class conditlon for pext acason's scrvice. A caso ot smatl-pox §s reported on board of & vessel which arrived here to-day, The following was offered by John Pupe MHod- Hpecial Lipaih 10 The Tridune. nett snd Jacob D, Felthousen, of the District of Orrawa, Nov, 12 o following letter, ad- Columbla: dreased) to Lord DuBerin, I8 published in the - SUNURUAN REAL ESTATE, __ 01t BALE-31t0 WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL LOY e Lioek frowm depot. Al Lagrangs. 7 miles fruny and showa fre Doehts. 1A BROWN, 142 sl som 4., 01t BALE-COTTAGK AND LOT AT EVA 1 only 800, With smiall puymeat down, WILLIAM GARNER. 142 Lasalle-st,, tovin 4, . REAL ESTATE WANTEL, “YA. TED=A DEFIRADLY-LOCATED LOT collaie house, fof Cxi Morth or south blde, east of Ulark-st. or Waussli-av, Ownerv may acdres: ‘Aribane uiice. INT=HO Jesolosd, That weare convinced thateuch chesp | (picial Gazette s caidTs) FAciuc Couat and froi tb Intoior f ‘our couuiry | Dnwsina STnces, Oct, In.o-Mv Lonn: In my oy ';T'ug'fi‘i} ENESOIE tar the Gulf of Mexico and to the seaboard, as will Lt dute 8t wiich tho Marqute of Luruc would prus m‘ "flh{g— lll""zl'y{. I“w"‘irgl-wu?xu::‘ eneouufn sud develop our trade with China, Japan, Indls. Austrahia. Brazil, and Mexico. will wot be secured uutll the muuupul( roncumfi by thy n coed 10 Conada o succeed you tn the sdintoistra~ tion of the Governmeat of “the Dominlou. Aw the RN e LLAT AN ATTIC IITIC weil located; diging - roam. kitchen, and par- C e o v b > | thae fue your relinquisting the Uoverument is uow preseat Central, Weateri, und Unlon baciic ltalle | ot haal, | liavo roceived e Mojcaty's commuanids A A A e rallwava to keep up rates of frcight ahall bo de- | W ahmuily to yon the high appreclation entertained 1Myt tupoud fenants Lulr rvogalierslay Hirayed by competilion and the conatraction of the | by lier Majualy uf (h treal abihity aud Judgument AERST R, T 2 Northera ncll: 'oxas Pacifie, and the Urest | With wiica your Lordehin bas dixcharvea the uu. i JUKNEG N, 30 B Natioust Hallway Mnens and we ‘recommend tnat | tow of Governor-Genorul, _Iler dlajeviy's Governs | 1130 KEST=ott WARASI- AV, PINE FOUILRTORY aneat have not § ou touse, wnd regard in Which your Lardehly nas becn held ] ‘I.llo notice thy 51gu estimati i by all classce In Cavada; aud they feel contdont Luiiding suliabis lue w Trei-ciass Lordin Tuquite of JACUIN WHIL, 2 Weshington-s. % FURNISHED RUOMS. HOUM 6, 137 Congress Lako auchaction aa will lcad (0 the speedy completion of these competing lincs of rallway ou such terma as will secure the Governmeut agsinst ey that, e adiraulo wnier i wWhizh you L Hesolved, That we sre convinced that the imme. | fulfiiled the dulics of the Queen's repreacntadl Wess Sides A fiate carimmction of, tees, lsos Linee of v ey, D e e ThAL et T s PO BEST=0T, WesT WABIINATON KT -FOUL: )Y proper assistanco (romn the Guvernment, the ln- O . story stune-front: parlors, cloinyg, and kiteken on D amment of the ety Sta: Marts Canal. the lm: | and duvotion tu tho_ Britieh Crown und Eupire of [ gr, §ior """‘""“"‘}’J' Neitn ail Jow rents UHCK BArB,ALDIY W OWiIET, 1 Btal whict there bave besu mun{ umul‘luu evidunces, elc., elc, 1. B, 1 Uoe of the fathers of Protection, i ks Bracu, the Hou, Bl.oum!ni of tho pavigation of Lake Bt Clair and trolt lliver, snd tbe opening snd fiwprovemens m River from ths ltudsou o of i North S1ae, L River, by the General Gurernment, would give hundreds | Issac Buchuuan, will, it (s said, be inude = | 7j*O, RENT—831 FER MONTII STONIY BRICK O ouatads ot s e peomation emuberaiive | M iy d opeliquss, b room. all moley luproseuisuts, (0 ngulre st 1) Souil TO_BENT-ROOM! South Sl 1 —NICELY FULNISIED RUONS, AFPL Lo R b e faous. aeety §1 RUGSE NICELY 3 E7k e tR Vag liure BENT—A MICELY FURNIXHED PRONT I'A K- for gonilaméa, with or wiltwut baard. '3 liub- o employment, confidence (o commerclul and manu- facturinz business, and provperity to our country. Hesolsed, That theau eniterpria viz i iho Texas Paclic Ratlway f and from the Misaissippt Jiver, via El Pasosod Port Yuma sad Ban Diego. Califorma, the Norta- ern Pacific Rallway, frum Lake Superlor to Puget Nailopal Rallway, from tow By uflueu, Mr, Clappe, Director of the Guards dand, bas addressed a letter 10 *he Mislster ot Militia, cuibodying suggestions whereby a really yood band rnicht be secured turing the stay of thelr Excellencics, the Mar- quis of Lorue and the Prince ulse, in Cunada. e nroposes two plavs. Toe Hirst (s o vand with lurty-one performers, who would ba required to enfist for a term of five years, und becomo amenable In every resbect o existiog rd with iis brauches, cxtending tu o1 the W the Ied River of ¢ 1o ine foot of the Hocky Muuntains' tn 10 1 ¢, aud o the Kio o R ibe improvemeat # wmilitary regulations. If the UGovernment pionpf i Mieslanppl Jiver 2090% [ o mor desite ta have them quartered | 1 weitkopi. siugly or tukctner. 1) provement of the navi aud rationed, they could puy them an * pstsccilancous, Bt Clair und Detroft Iiver, sad | 8 inanoer commiensurate with the dutles v ENT-ROUE~WE HAVE A NUMBER O LTt s roone (iatt it N wichogt Imn-‘d'j " reuted ad fmprav ?llarlcn Liver A e el any thio best lneatiods i Cicag. w hioh will. bo ! son to East Jiver or Long luland the n“m"fud they were “"?xj upon to perlorni. ‘Thu cust frow (he I v of such & coros hie estimates ul $17,000 per une Buoud, kDow#' w0 Kasl' no Weel, 0o Nortd, 80 | pum, ‘The second plan is, that the Government | Baeiepiodadid par Wergho gk stsasrine Eouh. aud tun ruterasis of te whots veoglv de- | Pk 1L Ve Hilibomt ot tho. Adsatents 12"%“;(%;!1“;1‘&““ T LA wisud thbe bmportant Vimprovements to chieapen | (LR BIAE AL b D A b A s ot Sihrent: by caltium s DT E L SinliN o0 rates, jucresse uur facilities of transporiation and ““"h." sutticlent number ol situatious in the 3 **looi-Heuting. sud Jwerdiug byclisnge,” of espurt, which will being tue balance of trads with foreigu couniries lurgely in our favar, Jesotved, That we ate convinced that it fs the wlacst pulicy of vur Governmenl to avelst, encour- azo, and increass vur wall steamship lines to Eouthern and bouth Amerlcan ports, sad espas Iy 1 thoes of Bracl and of Slexico, whoss peoble need our products snd manufacturcs u exchange for their coffes, eplees, bides. elc., for which we now paying mitlions fu gold vatesd of mavu- factur nd from which British 20d German comwerce s reaping & rich harvest. Zesolved, Thal we belleve that Congress bas muck rigat sad thatit is cqually ita duty. unaer Coustliution of toe United blates, to sregulate cod tbune Bulldiug: Lepartinents for tue cmployment of tho baods- wen,—such situatlons o be held during goud Lehavior in the band, it belng understood that neghigence or irregular attendance at practice shoudd bo decmed u sutliclent otfenss to_justity distnissal frum botu the band sud tue Depari- wment. {NT—A SPLENDID STORK IN JANESVILLE. PO B R e SR ther th dry gouds 1 M) Ja c; why buaie ?‘.‘;lfl&‘ A AT Epecial Dipatch 1o The Triduns. e Wls Toroxto, Nov. 12.—Iu the (irsnd Truvk col- fon cuse, Hay, the operator sv Carleton, was quitted. Special Dispatch to Tws Tribuns. Moxzrzal, Nov.1h—An improved channel, . MOUSELIOLD GOODS." ______ ( WEAP WO WIKEL MIATTREDSES E HAUD- 7 Iy ever worih the purches: mouey. Yud will al- Warebe sartatied 1f 3oy bass WoVeL Wire Wiactresscs, Bade by WUITILERS FOSYYWTENE NIpITRIPANE o ET-NO ME TWINE 1 MONTH 103 et be slruni wud Bealty. Address, siat- ¥ 47, Tribung ubice. 2 4 JUST FithM FARN. {ngtel .o fruto 1. to 1,550 BA. Also two spau yery bice fiatclied ot thive e 1BZI9 drivers ware raniedsound: oue span miules. 1. G, MCCONNELL, Hubtatest, JFOR BALE-RN GUNTIT, RERHLY NEW, AT Largatn, 2ct West Mudisou-at, or A, v MALT 114 Bauth Water. e [OE 8ALE-GNE LEATIENLTOP DUGHY T ONE inch furnace with six registers and a2 fect of pipe; right stiuw casu with gluss (rout, cieap buno office. —TWO D10 WOIK NOUBER 7 VEARR d in Guo couuitions will vell very reasouauly. Kot 0o tse for them, Abply at barn resr of 6 Michiial N ATY], S or waron, LRERLE e CaLu, RS U als, horses and waguns 10 let by the 1w ey aavanced, ur will sell on taonthily baywents. NTEO—A BPAN OF MULFB—WILL GIVE W AT bt S ARG Bl ! . BOABDING AND LODGING, South Nido. 7z kAB‘l‘VAHDU‘LISNdI. NEAILBTATE~PLEAS. ANt rooms, buard, by the day or ki re- duction W permaoens pars day: rdv . ]9 HICHIUAR-AY UITE OF PIONT ROOME, =t oue dingle roonl, with or without board. nged 2 RIS A North Side. £ AND 7 NORTH _CLALK-ST, — FIIST-CLASS O board. with oo, 8410 88 per week, with se of Piany aud 0atu} day biard §4.24, ercuces e: —RGOMB TO KENT, Hotels. (QLARENCE HODSE-bul, us, 395 AND 337 STATK 7 ¥k fOUT Ul 1§ ocks mouth of Fatmur i, Hoard und i) lo $41 ber 3 10 S Toom por. day Furatshod roums to 1 ANGLIBITNOUS Al Lovk—kutirely changed. comuiutation tickets, $4 fur ay mis; wingle roviits wad bua R, N'z\u’u.\ NOTEL, 148 AND 150 WABASHAV., ‘near Monroe-at. ~Good 100ms ond buard, 81,60 bF day: board fur the wial rates, sANIm HOUBA-COLNER WABASHZAV. AND Madison-at, ~Lioant. Willi 10T, aL Very 0w Tatds for i ter. _Coum s’fir,um"c’dun‘r HUTKL, 5 AND a6 W Multml{- ~Firs cll::buud.'lm(um shed frunt \v'l'. it 1UUBK, 138 BTATEST., OPFUSITE Talmer 11euse—Comortabiy roonis with board tur e winter, Miscellaneous. NYURNISHED ROUM EXCENT CAUPET, WITH hf 1o geatleman and wile, or iwo gentlemen, Yine locsilly. Addrves k0. Tributie oitice. "“Bffifl:g lOA‘a‘H. s, sy, 830 b UAND, €35, P i} DL 310 THLY LAYMENTS. CABH OK MONTHLY FAYAEN W. W, RIMBA! Coruer Stale sud Adsuis-sts. AND UKALTH-LIFT, X W QL IAN e vianoy, To reatar forsele oa ustallzsent plane T O OANE ar 5 i Bk upars __Corner blats und Adaus. \ B ALE JUST RECEIVING 20 NEW PIANUS UF ‘best Iualon and Nuw York wmakers. Thes we offer at sates whiicl competitiua. - Call and ex: fm(u beluie burchasitip olsowben:, W. K- JALL, curner State sud Adasa-eus. H1'0 Ee NTI RENGUBY, (ARNKIE LUST AND TN, WAREIUURE, LU EE W40 Dioupenoia yucds ad keneral mierchandise. HOLATIO & L. 'Tuprielons. ARRIAGES MENCHANDISE 8101~ Flfl dvaucesminde, |0x\:1 Bluaey loaned lowest Fatew i Kuod 1o curiLy without removal, W W, Munroc, FPHE NATIGNAL BTORAGK COMPANT. 118 AN ek Puiiin st Coatzal Wcatlun, Adssuces uiaiet lowsat ratesin the Iy o) TGO LKAKK “FLAIN A%D alao” buakkecplus, st tbo er 119 North Clark-st. Howrs 3 to WA ¥ uri lowest paces. tand 7wy . JOOE BALE—1 ERGINE, CYLINDKIL 24X SIDR- JOOVa o'l E0a e finpFovsineti: 10 uthey 32 1oL B b 25 Lidads 5 bullura, from cugincs, *an .36 70 Lorss LOWEr; slesin pUiapa, 1ok ud woud latlics, pluucts, power pinctes uad s hisugers, belll & a1 N Pol. b4 8 63 bui ylafsiog. pulicys, »PRINGKLS Machinery Dot toaary, 84 PERIENCED t or children, 1 Weet Landolpbisi. glfl’]hflnh‘ ) Engileh iady to mndsew. Address C, QITUATION " WANTED~AH ~DREISMAKEIL 1% ofe o Drivate funily, by gne wio has ) six "exjicricnce, _Addresa’ A, 2D West itandotph-at, Employment Agoicios. QIITATIONS WANTED -FAMILIKS IN NEE IS scandigavian or Gertian femaio help ex supplied at U. HL oftice, 13 Milwaukeg-av. 3 = ~ -COORN, DI 7 wroe, coupetnt,and it Wil G Norl EITA i1 JITUATION WANTED. ») girl: speaks Freuch an: sic; would gv s laica’ matd, or i T wid_sswWiuti best relirence. days v Caluiiict-ay OTNG UERM. nderatands i 1 Nt tion, Address for two ... BUSINESS CHANCE: USINESS MAN WITH 8161 TO CuN 1 101, A BUSI- icss that wili pay 8200 per wnoath, Call Wednes- Qay and Thursduy un tAu, Bands o g YOI BALE=FUILN ACE PHUDY EFIANRS Tort Farnace Company will sell (o leaso for & torm, ©are) Shelr blavi-furnace, 10cated 8 Frankfort, . e property cousiaty of twu stacks, coal-kling, ore.aheds, dwellini huuacy, and al! the necenary 0 make 1L oue of Lo 1o come 1 Pacties iae plete cliconl furna sirinie furthier Inform pecrctary, Detroll, o L1 JTOuKALE —oit with ut Eo EXCITANGE—-ELEVATUIL, e, cori ahalier and criv, Teom fur ) bu, located &t Morrle I, Address 3. N, ASIE & CO., 164 Wusntagton- st FOBEALE=A LAUNDY liaving & goud Puu of custon s uffcred et very luw: guod reasong fut selllug. Call at 117 thilools- s, Uasiaes, i) [FO1 SALE-WHOLE DIt FART IRTEREETIS & dragasiore. " Foruartienlary callun of sddseas ti. 3. SHOUTLELS, Crown Doint, 1nd. POl SALE=A LONOTSG-HOUSE RAVPL with license, rool-tabie, all firnisied o and sccoinnuxiale T furthe 1100 8pjLY o N () o 3 WILL ¥ in uny 'State 0 compeLitior an arttcle in great dey ADE LAUNDE af Lk founte ( 5 ATU_¥OR”OLL GULD 2 M 0 Juan on watchios, dlamonds, &l vatusdles uf every description 43 UL DIAIL’S Loan and Rulliva Oice (licensed), 1= Kot Madison-st, Establivhed il 1131 LOAXA SIADE ON LONG ORI SHORT TIMIK, ger cent annualiy Aly by letter 1o WITHOU N6 AMADE ON VT 152 ). ¥ waval, blatod and o guol coilitersis. m 370 LUAN TN TR o N ¥, P arty, lu sui s, Alply at Lalon Trist Co., 1 5 i 1‘0 LOAN—$1,100, $Luw, $2,500, $4,004 E4000, ‘and uthier sud Jarger auuis to Sudt At (0west current stes o0 Orit-cl et Chicago real cstate. linproy i Waotiugton s WA 4 ON IMPROVED FROPER Ixan, 10 per ceal, wiihout comml Add Tilouns utlice. ¢ CENT MONK cliy sad countey DRAN & LATRK. State Agcule Nortlw L.{fu [oscrance Compuny, Kaadolph aud Chtcagy, e ... LOST AND ¥OURN. —3ONDAY A N O R euaren A Basdsnie or nd-white sotler-dne. about § year wid, A libera) d willbo petd to tha 1 an pary whe will return b 1o (Il! Aldiue siable. ST — AT EXVOSITION ~ BUILIING, i l‘uaih“l-htld vamey emviug. $3 will be patd {f ree tirDed 10 Nu, 1034 Wabaali-sy. OST—0N WABASIL A 4 aud Twenty-0rat-ste., " Fluder plessa returs tv & Walaasl celve roward. b ( L BAIr earring marked **itod- b nd ro- V.8, A K inzid b, Parkeav, A fiurw TANY PE Liformativ, of Gooreo Booltuns Ib'llflfl-‘l ;tl'lwlkhnlnn ‘““I’A:fful‘”n;?]::lm:ll " e " L‘l’:‘l‘ln(‘ llr '. e, Address J. BLADEL, Moudb Veruva, fifs County, W ‘VANTKU—IL!H’ WA wicutier.” TANTED-UCASH d duuble MV il Vigeiza of . McQl o CSTaNE fi'l “im YOUNG rrel breeeti-loadfug gui 2o, WWayTEL=iin EDIATRLY — G000 FIN FUBES tur grocery lum,wluwllfig:\g:l‘:h g and countaty vasen et Address S PARTNERS WANTED, 2 NTED-WITIL 8101 CAS Lo made 34 K WANTED=A D ALENGS B0 o 41,4, ok Lualoees, Cail b WITIL FIOM uraciuring Luatu Tubcatlguse TN Bt Lk 1o watewd 8 larye protic. A fare cbay 5% Trlluga ofic T WILL TRADE DIAMONUS. siry Wi caul fur (ood 10 Turaiare. BAILEY, Wasbas g sl oy 1 tikica Weat of U wroperty. . Addivas B 624 Trlbune oitc TUAT HAVE YOUTTO RXCUA ) l}‘!*ma:m LU WH W AVl 8 1865 ucilie