The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1868, Page 4

4 NeW YURLK LetALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1868—TRIPLE SHIKT, contain very few and very slight concessions to those the bitt of inse te fight of birds, or the sortes Virgtiane, which INTERNAL REVENUE. Nationa? Butchers and Drovers’ Bank. E U R re) P E who desire’ the freedom of religious wor- | had been of 1881, Tasked the | avred i itomaas of olor “oonssittag he Bible Mi Dividenas deolsred. o Tasked the Chancellor of the | which awed our own ancestors in nearer times, Profits over di “gave one of his peculiar | Sales of Manufacturers and Dealers in the otal Beak — Disraeli, we are told, investing thoughts in 20 many words that it | settle of the com) smiles, coolly put the coin back into his purse Fifth District—Statement of Insurance Com- vidends declared. 4s dimMcult to evolve them from the mass of verbiage | above ten pot who had ‘been admitted to the Docketed the money.” Just like him ! inate bal Profits over dividends. A im which they are secreted. The manifesto goes On | franchise. I said to om, “Do tmtend te insist | contemporaries will Gnd in this levity a new proof of THE SPANISH PEOPLE IMPATIENT | to state tnat, owing to certain vested Interests, pro- | upon this difference, that while thecompound house, | his utter indiverence to all principles sacred and found reforms of @ politico-economical character Seton tre wen ponnde value ip admitted, those of | profane, and his cynical read to laugh, even connat Jars Bom be onsried ons, Ia oshes woods ie Pesan cine bn es poems shel Seeeeae ‘when the Irish Church topples to the gro! rand polly free trade canni ition | I said, ““This is g monstrous proposition, to which the Catalans are @ mani this Parliament surely will never consent, and which | Rumored Discontinuance of the Epsom Race- John Bright om the Reform | fepegrisaus pactin sel sey keer | Ratourz, aero siren, (uotay Meat | = asa oop co cated pecs ome rene Bill. main quiet if their inte are aftected. | wi a Would settle all this com- {From the Pall Mall Gazette. info to the internal revenue ret So free trade goes over for @ wi enough, and that he weuld do equal justice. ‘There seems probability that the Derby in | of the Fifth assessor's district, The total reve- The balance of the manifesto, which 1s signed Bat he rea:y meant was equal ‘to | future will not yeR of Bpsces, According te & | nue assessments, according to the wards which _— all the members of the pro’ government, both classes, and he had the sudacity to say that he | statement in the Sportsman the new proprietor of = ‘The Cunard steamship Java, Captain Moodie, from ‘an election document in favor of @ monar- | would repeat ‘inthe act of 1851—a clause | Portion of the course has absolutely refused to allow | constitute the Wifth district, for the past year, as z thi of October and chical form of government. The goverument, while | to which { Hosgell had consen which Sir W. | she race to be run over his ground. It appears that | taxen from the assessor's records, is as follows:— Liverpool the 3ist and Queenstown No- | it does not pretend to prejudge the case, argues ear- | Page Wood had drawn up, which passed both | the rent of the ground formerly was £300 @ year, but | seventh ward, $319,084; Tenth ward, $176,334; Thir- vember 1, arrived at this port yesterday, with one | nestly for its peculiar views. It acknowl that | houses without a division and given the franchise to | Mr. Studd has endeavored to raise it, Very x A "310; 17,6083 ays ntr news. and inant ofan wtsnores pausand ram | prem frie Winter aaa sweet el | iether sores wold mat eb | totno agecznio amount a wich arto band The Worcester correspondent of the Pall MaU @a- | dering tribes, has Zonstieuted it entire in- | that clause, so fhat no com) ,» whether ‘above | mit, but endeavored, vainly, to make @ new | tno sums peaciiner to the assessor b; ne collector actte telegraphs that on the night of the 3ist ult, a | dependence, free from all com; in oe hoiow we peenas, ave a vote unleas he | course, advertising the races to be run as usual. y Returns of deposits.......... 1,118,618 slight shock of earthquake was felt in thatcity be- | {ue interior and from ell international +” | paid the full ‘of his rates, He said that his | This Mr. Studd, who now | om forms Nos, 68 and 93, which makes | National Health Insurance Company," teem tn and eoven oeloge Ho camage wes cons, | i? dv Staust "taal ne” pdeeconnis ‘it | Senviuse rigaeazne ure cae ofp Wine | Slt ty rae Sr Sart, aPenare Bat | te enka, a fOr he the salad fot | eae Pace at a te a ut ‘A boiler belonging to some sawmills in Herbert's | ganic antecedents of Manner and tatit waa disappsored | the nominations for 1869 and 1870 will al ba vold, Up $1,262,285, From the “General Register” | Retire or depoalta. ope that part Sepoiees ina a S 274,748 ‘i @ community of nations would find it more dimeuit | by high authorities in the House ona, | seeing that the young are engaged be run | we abstract the following return of taxes, according | RECAPITULATION OF RETURNS MADB Bi: * bul dings, hug pieaytorsee London, exploded during and even im; le. de not draw an en-| 1 Fecolines z the clause, and, < one over the Epsom course and no other. ‘this 1s 8 mat- | to their classification, as required by the schedule SURANCE COMPANIES, THEATRES, RRY couranieg, the afternoon of the 30th ult. and five men, including | couraging conclusion from Success of the efforts | the person who raised any objection 1t was | ter of some little interest to many who care nothing issued from the Internal Revenue Department: AUCTIONEERS, BROKERS, &0,, AS ENUMEZATED the proprietor’s son, were seriously injured, ‘The | of this kind made by other European nations, and | your late townsman, Mr. Spooner. He did not know | {oF Tacihg as arule. ‘The loss ef the Epsom course ha vette | pABOve Sey on upon the people to meditate on the anything about the matter and when he sat down | !tscif would scarcely be a subject for serious regret. | Manufacturers’ taxes, $706,445; on the gross recelpta extent of the matertal damage is considerable, ‘ne ent will give up ite authority to the through the clause wi to. It then It is one of the worst ible for a great race, and a ress ‘The arbitrators appointed to adjudicate upon the | Cortes, and will give am account of ite uses withs | hes nouses and law. Yet alr Diaraell pro, | Year seldom passes without, one or'inore horses or | ° ‘peatres, Posgi Mogens Pa nin Dandie claims of the Uberal candidates for Chelsea (Mr. | ‘anquillity that is inspired by duty performed with | pesea to repeal it. Now, this was a rhost | Jockeys belng injured at Tatteunam Corner. The | Companies, £c., i auctioneers, ‘Thomas Hughes, Mr. Stansfeld and Mr. P. A. Taylor) peered Lot Geel ae om ae, oe Sie Bn dened — fod oes within an seay, dis- | brokers, butchers and wholesale dealers, $40,968; posits. a ey . P doubt! certain 108 01 7» a8 we all know, sly te 44 ”) A Special tax on capital at $2 per $1,000. have decided that Mr, Odger shall retire in favor of | weight in moulding the o of the for fs Londen holiday. ‘Newnassher would: adord by | SPectaltaxes (previously termod “lloenses’), $153,263; | | Specie Ne oe aaa 2 Dee $y betsn Sr Heary Hoare. . the coming election; but it will be sharply followed the best course, but then the Derby would be | from income, dividends, monthly and semi-annual | “premiums......... 414,658 Tae Emperor Napoleon has sent, through the Mar- 2 cee ace e. a Semeazatio chiefs oo! fas ies. a b renetivon cA te Bwo Thousand, bank taxes, $154,548; legacies and successions, Dividends declared. i 7,338, of circular, wo great rhaps carris Profits over dividends declared Bt cuts de Cozaux, Chargé d'affaires of France at | issued by the Minister for the Colonies, appears this be will have yet another great race added to ft pasa bugs: ou rtp ey oe ager ang saver Ne BECAPITULATION. nist Berne, a subscription of 20,000 francs (£800), in ald of = # of its eermane. it jormous programme. opt for use,’ oy $2,021. Returns of gross receipts of theatres. + $733,088 the victims of the recent inundations in Switserland. pocess of Rico that they shall Courant The penalties for the same period as imposed by | Returns of gross receipts of steamboats... 1,886 Acari el at ~—s ha rg to the bill GERMANY. the collector on delinquent taxpayers, amounted to | Returns of gross receipts of ferries.. 634/08 curious action against Major Yelverton, at the Py, Aas eye veated Tights shall got be | and promising to have that reault. Now, there were A 881, while the tax on cotton was $2,815, the tax | Returns of gross receipts of lotteries. . 14,614 imstanbe of his former antagonist, Mrs. Maria with, but in some or other $8.gov thraa ways out of this difficulty, and it 18 sometimes $1,881, w! " Returns of gross recelpts of transpor Tieresa Longworth, otherwise Yelverton, was de- | Sunn, Proposcs to find solution for the quel | conventent to have even one Way of getting Out of @ | National Pride at © Discount—The Diet and | 00 distilled spirita was $25,555, and from ferries, | _ of passengers. 20a od by G le 9 ry had a urns of sales 1s ‘od by the First division of the Court of Sessions. | but Ena SY Zoqoastes, ‘+0 pre] fora con-| pure household #1 eS any refer. the Deficit—Measures Against the Ex-Pala- age one to: ‘thie keabca oe tas acerca Ramune of asles of brokers 183,000 The lady now seeks to have the judgments of this | U2! 1] all a Cuba and Porto Rico are | ence to atl Whatever, which, course, tine—Mrs. Lincela in Germany—Frauce Re- 7 Returns of sales of butchers. 222,219 court and of the House of Lords “reduced”—that is | £2,,°°2¢ be to Sie general Cortes in Goain, | would pave hows He might, accor the spected=Maecstro Offenbach in Berlin. from accumulated returns of income after the yearly | rug PRINCIPAL TAXES ASSESSED ON MANUFACTURR3, - but all internal affairs relating to the | motion made in the House by Mr, Herbe: a 7 list has been closed, we find the amount assessed GROSS RECEIPTS, SALES, ETC. so say, annulled and declared void—on the ground | organization of provincial and municipal gov- tended the of my cla BERLIN, Oct. 27, 1868, " Carriages, total tax 1 t n courts had not jurisdiction to enter. | ¢rnments, its electoral and tributary systems, ite m the might have extended it National self-consclousness end pride are virtues | 1rom 1862 to the past year enumerated as follows on ges, a : bye 2 ee budgets, its “grand, public’ works ‘and | 4fo,000 and justioe out haw basetia ; oF hg | not encountered here or in other German cities, | ‘e recapitulation of ile Resort tani ng of ' eis SOARS Sakae or ta even bad try age | Buh et ag {te administration, wil, be sub- | might have done anotier ching, which he aad The seth inat,, the anniversary of the great battle of | {sos $203,521; 1806, $170,564; 1800,” $100,288) aud for anoue rosuituce before cxtation, The Court seemed to think | Blal del form an integral part. In other | the system of compounding altogether and whic! Lolpalo, by Witch the country was freed from the | 1807,$00,710. | ueonor tne Sasa 068 7 ay hn words, the advantages that the Antilles aro to gain | think, wasthe least wise and the most harsh French conqueror, @ day whlch snould be no less | Jo making & mebtese. 11,454 a ay in the present action of reduction | py tne revolution consist in sending @ half-dozei rt the different of the last two yearly lists it 1s found that the list for 45 Saad 1 the same court whose jurisdiction | deputies to Madrid, where all their local attire are to | SUodacto bus (Hear, heat) “Now: hoe Poa igre | cherished than tho Fourth of July in tha Tinited | this yeur is $182,459, while that for last yeur was 23,228 > aockte the Se el be governed. Not’a very liberal boon, that. Seee toy ty well’ upon thin bebance of ay wat | states, passed off without the least notice. Owing | $197,410. We present the following detailed 57,008 se peed theres was denying, | “rpresume that the Cubans and ore folie STATEMENT OF THE ANNUAL LISTS FOR 1807 AND 1868, 87,058 ase amoanted t0 a contention that it Rad not see lerin chen therecre Moni Bd td sages I have seen in the specches of our opponents, to its beng the Crown Prince's birthday we saw a 1867, 1868, 14,398 cs uodea 19 decide wrong, Dut that it had jurisdic. | they will have, if they ask, a provinolal legislature eee ei ine ance eee Tmatteror are "et nat they | few flags hung out by royal purveyors, otherwise | special taxes (licenses) tor 1807) *32558 | Manufactures not a1 ore Gon te ae rightly and repair that wrong. They | Such 9@ Canada and other British colonies enjoy. | of the truth. (Cheers and hter.) . Hodg. | 2othing to remind any one of tho most memorable sma. ee tor RN ( 7) 3028 ‘creased value of manufactures. 121,068. re Gismussed the action. The lady, ‘oi Great anxiety is felt nere to get at the true foeling Kinson, the member for Newark, was one of the | event in German history, datiag back only fifty-five | #rtlc assessed, Ferry companies’ receipts, 15,853 re dism , on the | Cuba. It is not known yet. speakers on the bill. He was one on our side who was | years, when, as weare told by living witnesses, Penalies cue Theatre receipts.......... 16,068 4, may say that the decision of Thursday Saree anxious to give no vote jst any part of the bill, : 197,410 182, Dealers’ sales in excess of $50,000 24,606 an acknowledgment that all The Recent Spanish Manifesto. because we were wishful thatin some shape or other | !ong misfortune had produced the wonderful phe- Grand total............$197, $182,459 Legacies and successions. 11,445 iS the judg- pe COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE ANNUAL LISTS FOR owing action were anced (Madrid (Oct. 23) correspondence of the London the bill should pass through Parliament, and he gave | nomenon of united action in Germany, of a real en- 1867 AND 1808, Fines, &c... . 14,088 t re Prono} by Telegraph. notice that as the government would not take any | thusiasm for the beloved Fatherland. ‘The record of 1867, 1sca, | Retall dealers, a sandesausnswn Ahandbill was circulated yesterday by a commit. | Other mode of enfranchising the people, they ine Tax. gaz, | Manufacturers - tee of Cubans, calling the attention of th sisted that the system of compounding should be at} | Patriotic acts of that time compares well with the ian $030 ‘$600 | Wholesale dealers 18,780 SPAIN. and public to the state of things in thai ‘The | Solutely and at once abolish What was said when | noblest deeds of other nations fighting for liberty— anomever 30 ‘50 | Retail liquor dealers. 22,416 Governor and all thg military authorities are creatures | that was proposed? I will tell you first what Mr. | everybody, not excepting the youths in colleges, Snononeet 80 70 | Income...» a saaansna aaa of Gonzales Bravo, The whole island is parceled | Gladstone sald. I understand that our opponents , Beer renter capita 4.816 4,846 | Distilled spirits... . euch of the Peeple—Prim and Serrane | ott into military districts: all Iberty of speech, all | 824 thelr orators in the borough, apd thelr news. Joined the army, maidens cut off their golden tresses | Bank and ban! P) Tore $90 | Bank and insurance z movement is repressed; a military des] reigns. paper writers lay the blame on Mr. Gladstone and | to be sold for the benefit of invalids and orphans— ie ing all "100 50 and profits....... seseee 25,807 na Grocné—Tbe Ocrlists and a Re- | None of the reforms recommended by successive | the liberal party for the abolition of compounding | i¢ was'one grand gnd universal effort against the wing alleys. @50 650 | ,,The amount of sal ersons and firms in the ection of Trade—The Colonies | commissions have been carried out. The Cubang | 904 for theiniiction of so much suffering and hard- Brewers..... 50 50 | vifeh district licensed as witolesalo dealers and ne € Sre polltically dead. A8 yet, say they, the Minister | Slip Upon a great many thousands of the cottage og- | Common enemy, throne, government and governed } Brokers, cattle... ane 122 | wholesale dealers in liquor, including the amount of aa petilen ier Mazen, Oct. Of the Coloaies bas not spoken. Two malls have | cuplers in Birmingham, Are you aware of thefact, | closely lUnked to shake of the foreign yoke, | Brokers, commerc a 440 | Their license tax to May, 1863, 13 $81,119, agains the 3 om 28, 1808, “gone out, and yet no cht words have been sent | Wuich I repeatedly stated in the House during these | Now if we behold the present situation, when 200 250 | sum of $73,827 for the preceding year. ‘These dealers pressure brought to bear upon the provisional | T> the gaxiousiy expectant inhabitantsof the Ag- | ‘iscussions—let every wor! man who is now bs “ 1,880 1,770 | ate required to pay one dollar on every $1,000 of pitrom ali sides hus st last become too | tilles. The Cubans are ready to abolish slavery. But | 8bout to be or who is seal think now enfran- | hardly more than a year has passed since "110 "150 | Sales of manufactures of their production when the \ mughty to be longer neglected, and the | 2 Spain decides ihat owners are to give up roperty chised, and who is. abou for the frst time to | that equally memorable event at Kénigerita, 20 20; | foods aro -aulaned clnwrnere than af cae Dine a pose 3 ene 2 i va: We shall aave 2 cali for am election | She sust'be prepared. in eontene seteeayetens fiat’ the bil until that compounding ‘clause | Where do we discover a trace of German national 14,099 19,749 | same percentage on merchandise not of their own ules to the Cartes ine Tew days. & dozen or | them. The Cubans point out that an indiserininate | WAS abolished would have had this strange | feeling? Need we look at Schleswig-Holsteln, Hesse 16,050 16,150 | Manutacture. pr < for oltaining ® free exercise of and instant freeing of the slaves would secure a | Sfect. In the town of ShemMeld 000 honse- | and Hanover? Let us take up a Munich journal, the Deal Te all liquol 17,425, 17,150 | DEALERS’ SALES FOR 1867-8 AMOUNTING TO UPWARDS manliring cic Fg. elearo complete | Standsiill of Work through the | Dodgy ander en Pane rere the system oF cate, | FouRsdote, oF Peoples? Messenger, and read its reply Dealers, wholesale liq 1,500 1A0'|) 4 Sarena TDA Be eee opted | island. musers , Daca’ : 4 .D. a tad aside; and meanwhile the | the negroes themselves, as Dap — ae ae pounding never prevailed; while in Birmingham, not | to ® proposition made by the Cologne Gazette of con- Dentists “i a ar Andrews, Sandford & re come impatient and demang | French colonies, in consequence of the precipitate noted for its zeal for freedom, bearing no ‘less | fiscating the property of dethroned monarchs who | Fating house keepers "810 60 | Benedict, Orrin & C nal comaiae shal at | fon ely haley = a = bet os teas cater ten inertia re eam cae en continue conspiring against Prussia, “‘All and Express carriers... 190 10 Bri ee ce 890, of catrymg out thetr promises | are waling t to give poiltical priv {riloges to the biucka, | disfranchised. name-), ‘The bill as pro woud | everything is to beteken aver from the robbed and Grinders oftepioss and coffee. 4,500 4,000 Collins i Brash Bame y enfran ct o gan, “even a — rai COUNTS, OF at least ths: Porton ee ee ed by che’ Disc ‘cote ne ote aoe eaten anon yorers In boronghas ‘The bill waen | the shirts on their bodies, if Prusiia can get hold of | Insurance agents... - Davis & Benson ‘000 © thar do what litte thinking there is | Geny indignanuy that Cuba bas any Wish tobe that amendment was added and proviso them, That 18 the real Prussian styie. The banishea | Intelligence office keepers Foster, W. R. 495,090 2, Go not like to see the temporary | rated from Spain. ‘Their proudest boast 1 that they | #0, enfranchised four times as many as the bill was | Monarchs would certainly not have pushed go decl. | Lawyers. «++. 120 360 | Gardner, Wm. ‘000 porary | are Spaniards, It is not because they are near the | originally intended to franchise. 1 understand that | sively thelr opposition, even at this late period, nad | Lotiery ticket dealers. 150 Haughwout, E. V. & Co. 597,000 onstitated ast is, cling so tightiy _— some of those gentlemen who go around to enthu- | they known how badly Prussia was placed and that | Livery stable keepers 150 | Hermann, Simon..... 1187, . greatand free Uniied States that they wish to jom gen' gO ufact 11,600 11,870 ig 5 power they have obtamed. Tnoy want to see | Them: put oval to Spain, A | silastic meetings in favor of the Irish Church ana a | French cannon and revol' guns were already | Manufactarers... " Ingersoll, Watson & Co. 462, ppeat to tho:poople of which we have heard so | ing aad speaking the tame longue as Tikes | variety of other nuisances; cheers and laughter)— pe ener eg asl ng hekeee that pone pee pers 50 76 | Ring, oe tor coattiarl i Pine ay c w of the electors that there w: ex! respect lans are no better than % ord lor (Catharine street)... . 2 ick avout. They want some proofs that the people | Statcs. i yet a yo Sang Minister = “Sppolnted iast session, on the was acommit- | Garibaldi voliinteers against which to try the efiicacy | Pediers, third class. 390 900 | Lord & Taylor (on marten bate * a.tte'000 , joyashare i the goverument anc | of the Colonies breaks his long since in this Asrton; that I was s member of that commit. | of Gatit and Classepots—ali for the beneiit of | Pediers, fourth class = 860 | Marsh, White & Co.. 7a cist ae popular eres of national sovereignty and } iug"s Gazette, in which he publishes @ circular ad. | tee; that I attended a very few times and) took —, ty, which wi ne Ampossible without Foalers a ne ae ci om tuo wiilO! the people are mot mere teatherand pru- | dressed to all the islands, He refers thom to thet | Demers tts Otveot a “rem Pedy for am mendation | Girne night before last King William returned from | Plumbers and gas 380 A nels, Wenuims noting. The Spaniards are natu- | the colonies. He promises them thot they guali | Now, listen fora moment, Mr. Ayrton’s committee | Baden-Baden to his castie at Babsisburg, where he } Eiytciie and surgeo! 1,060 650,000 rally Very suspicious, and when once they get Ghare in all the ilserties of Spain und thet Sueur | Was wppolnted to consider the whole question of rat- | Was met by the Queen Dowager, the Grand Duchess | Real estate agents = 589,000 a er 2 y Re: ‘an | ‘Geputies shall take pari in the Cortes Constivuentes. | Ing. was only asimall portion of its inquiries. | of Mecklenberg Schwerin and the Princess Frede- ie 609,000 idea inio their beads that somebody 1s playing them | ii" bof the address is important as bear. | 1 Consonted to be on the committee on that subject, | Fick of the Netherlands. Having partaken of dinner i 800 530,000 fulse it 18 exceedingly difteult, if not impossible, to | ing pan hyenas polities. ‘The manifesio to the ma- | &24 so long a¢ 1 could do anything I gave iny vote im | St Sans-soucl he took train shortly afterwards and, | Tobacconists. rato | Ridley, Ei 453, convinces them otherwise. They have thus had @ | tion only said that the colonies shoutd send deputies | f#vor of Mr. Ayrion’s propositions, which would | With his accustomed vigor appeared at the opera | Income.... t ~~ Shethar, Nichols & Co. 1,827,000 rt to asaisi in making laws for themselves. That prom- | have ted & report to remedy this grievance. I | house here the same evening, in company witn nis | Carri kept for use Singer Manufacturing Compauy. ‘636/000 Sort of andistinct idea that the military gentiomen | tye mugnt have been carried out Dy giving thom Dolicye there was Hot a single inember of the tory | brother, Prince Oharles. Collections having been | Billiard tables, kept for use hn 39 | Tweddle, Jr., J. & C : 437,000 at the head of the provisional government had no | seats in the ordinary House of Deputies and | Party Who Voted with him, and we were outvoted by | Made hero for the relief of the distress in Switzer. | Finto, of mlver, kent for use 245 187 | Tinany & Co..... * 1,765/000 idea of invitmg the people to aid im form. | did not meceassrily imply tnat they eboula | tem. land cauged by the most fearful innandations, his | Watches, gold gilt, ki T 3,867 1,895 | Valentine & Sons, 8 000 rm | take @ part in the Constlivent Cortes, That douvt | _1 hope Ihave shown yon clearlyfthe difficulty of the | royal Majesty has been graciously P ayegoea ben Pack “penalties. "oI ie) Q ing a permauent government, but were merely | i: now removed, and if the Minister's promise circumstances under which that grievance was in- ibute—no doubt, tn proportion to talking and shunt " FT hear, hear)—that the government and munificent sum of $4, Of course you have been ng an ing about to gain time to consoli- | is carried out—ana although signed by one icted—{he: ps 5° {he | Informed that the Crown Prince, with consort and i ¥ $197,410 $152,459 date thelr power and strengthen their positions. For | Only, I believe these decress are all the work of the | government Ca ra gg Ta Be eel lly staying in Bnglatia and are at pros- i rain without Mr. Hod; n’s clause, without the aboll- ee tus reason Generals Serrano and Prim Emve lost | eae coat ea ee etaln snust opting, | on of compounding, in the then attitude of the gov- | ent at St. 1808. ‘hings Eround decidedly and the people are dally becoming | for another alx months at least. The circular goos | Srament, OMe ce Ti TAPS ave veer witolly 1ont King in person, andhe oficial jourdals admit now, | Wiltlam M. ‘Tweed, income. more suspicious and doubtful of their intentions, | 00 bebe mm “4 chatas tae etiontow | ry for the session, or the great buik of the householders | for the firat time, what they have hitherto most | Oriental Bank, special tax. Instead of coming out with @ cali for a general elec- | with the same degree of freedom as in pain, the below ten mrnts-476-000 of them—must have re- | strenuously denied, that a deficit exists in the bud- | John Hecker, income. tion of a Cortes, which should have the authority to | government will not at present interfere in thé in- ne bel a3 ypc I oa oe bod Psd nor Page’ cy ge er # a Sogn say what sort of government should be permanently | ternal regulation of the islands. The government | for your Hikes Pt nhs thekeT, tel Tielic opinion, and {40 not state how on earth tt is to be accom. | J. Rutherford, income... establianed, Serrano and Prim nave deen writing | Do"rotons of the country, aud are iherenece see | when ny rational and Just remedy ts proposed to especially in view of the fact asserted | 8. Leland & Co., hotel rental. plished, A » of Commons I need not tell you that if yor by the War De) ment that the military o1 i- | Wiillam Wheatley, income. letters, and the entre government has signed a cir. thorized san pesweres to carry out Be most radical rr ae T hope to be there bs ‘support it zation of Prussia is still in its inten) . | J. Horn, income... cular or manifesto to the people, urging the neces- aera needs Fo temmig * will awelt the | (Cheers.) Well, now, having disposed of that pre. | The mere announcement of a deficit is of itseifa | J. W. Brittain, income y of adopting @ constitutional monarchy as the | grrival of the deputies, who will then take part in {tmtnary matter, you will give me your attention, I | burien on the people, as it deters them from enter- | J. W. C. Leveridge, ex ‘olonies. TWO OR FIVR PER CENTUM, SALES IN BXORSS OF THE SUM OF $50,000, 600 | Allaire Iron Works. 1,004 | Allen, James T. & 1,750 nore é Biiss. 250 zie, George. eee Breck, William 2,600 | Backus, M. M. 1,604 | Bartholomew, 2,622 | Brewster & Co. 1y safe mate form eamens legislation am sare, while f touch upon another point on which | prises which they would otherwise undertake and | Mechanics’ and Traders’ Na\ pen cee eo ric bas 5 ‘st ~ eure uberal 18 loud: you have aiso been spectally hit fag A govern. | acts generally as adainper. To show the feeling in | Richard Stout, income. 817 Crook, John J . 834 Spain, Then the little game of declaring that the | , 1S Singtiee Worament ‘mauitestoand white te | ment and the tory in reference to | Hanover it may suffice to refer to a prophecy made | R. E. Mount, thcome. 880 | Dusenbury & Van Duser. > 64,400 basis om which the election should take piace | gpplad o party find but little fauit with its tone, | the question which ‘is Thvotved in this resolu. | by Herr Von Lenthe, a Supreme Judge in the Hano- | Paciilc National Bank, special tax 846 | Dudgeon, Richard.. 92,270 was not agreeable to the peopia The idea | the reactionary organs are violent in their denuncia- | tion. Parliaments in this country are not @ verian Diet, that within a year from September, | F. Copcutt, incom.e............ a os 825 55, tion of it. They assert that it isan attempt at forc- | BEW institution, as many of you know. Yon | 1867, the country would have regained its nation- | Nat. Butchers’ and Drovers’ Bank, special tax. 1,600 66, that @ mere handful of men should ex- ing the nation into the paths of monarchy. i wong May look back to your fathers, grandfathers | ality. This assertion of the learned judge having been | W. Pomroy, income.. 842 126,900 press the will of @ nation was absurd and | enough to see the object of this party in thus endea- and great grandfathers for a great many generations | much commented upon he now writes a card to the | A. F. Briggs, income. 2,334 274,261 ridiculous, not to characterize it more severely, and | yoring to excite il feeling against the Ministry. | before you would be able to fix your eye, or your | Hanoverian Gazette to the effect that his prophecy | 8. D. Tucker, income. .. ‘700 103,113 the Madrid Junta did a capital day's work whea it | They hope to excite disturtances and commotions, | Niger, or your minds upon the one wha-happened | comprised only the possibility of a restoration, but | F. A. Clarry, Income « 655 121,098 squeiched the project in the bud and told the provis- | by which they themselves would be the gainers, One | to be plodding nis way In England when Parliament | Closes with a reiteration that he ts convinced it will | L. V. Gallagher, income. + 669 641,002 ional government that the je, not it, should de- | of them goes so far as to say that this was frst established. Six hundred years are a long | take place witiin a your's time. GROSS RECEIPTS FOR YEAR ENDING MAY 1, 1868, airs cide aa to the proper form of government under | attempt government to force the ple | While, and if @ thing has been found very useful, | _ According to the ministerial paper, the Provinctat Theatres, do 216,763 which Spain was to begin her new career. Nothi into monarchism is 60 ‘an and and, on the whole, very good for six hundred years, | 00 noe, the result of the military con- Returns, 15, but the prompt action of the Madrid Junta, w ate orate ax the peopie {iat they raise the | Lam Not so much in favor of change as to wisn to | ferences in Munich is perfectiy satisfactory. ‘Tuo | Butler's theatre........ 134,149 wai Of great respectability and wisdom, and | ory of “Viva la uta Tuls cry has been re- | Set rid of it. (Cheers.) Now, dai all that time, | Proceedings and agreements that have taken place | New Yorker Stadt theatr 3, the equally prompt endorsement of its declarations | ceived with jeers by the monarchists and with con- | Whenever the em nas issued her writ, or the | provide for united action with the defensive sya- | Niblo’s theatre. 119,582 by ail ‘he prominent Juntas throughout Spain, pre- | tempt by the democrats, who indignantly repudiate | Crown has issued its writ, to any constituency to m of the North, with which, in case of war, South | Theatre Comique. 95,27: vented au act that would not have been at all satis- | their new ally. Nothing can speak more strongly for | Teturn representatives to Parliament, it has Germany 1s bound by offensive and defensive | Tony Pastor's Opei 68,7 factory to the people or beneficial to the govern- | the moderate and pacific tone of all parties than the | Understood that the return should be made by the | treaties. Steamboats ai 57,506 ment. It is now quite certain that the question will lemocrats have received the mani- | Majority of voices ven by that con- Count Bismarck, hitherto chief of the Seventh | New York and Brooklyn Ferry Company. ee in which the gi ( be settied by the Cortes which is to be eleoted some Joato. readers . | etituency—(choers)—and .that it should be null | Cavalry regiment of the line, is now appointed | Navy Yard Ferry Company..,..... time in November. it ia confidentiy expected thar | ue /A# English renders will have seen Wy the ex- | Sia void if tt could be found that any | Commander. of the First Magdeburg regiment, | Norwalk Steamboat Company... toin 120,412 New York Steam Sugar Refining Company. 2,965,759 the Cortes will meet about the 20th of December, mse man was returned to Parliament ® minority, | No. 26. Whether this change denotes an ad- Lotiery and Passengers’ Receipts. although we have nothing but talk, which here They sanounced, it is true, these “iatention to aul le | _ Every liberal throughout the United Kingdom is | Vancement we do not know, but the general impres- | McIntire & Co., from lotteries. ....... ++ 14,614 | Nicholls, Burtnett & Co....... 196,620 amounts to very litte, Something must be done | by the popular vote, but they pointed out so | asking, “What ts Birmingham going to do with the | sion is that it only involves a change of uniform. G. F. Bellows & Co., from passengers. +. 6, Pacttlc Sugar Refining Company. ‘721, Soon, tuas Ie sure. sirongly their opaitie of the disadvantages | minority cianset” If every part of the sea is salt, Respecting the state of health of Count Goltz, we Auctioneers), Brokers’ and Butchers) Sates, Place Sugar Refinery. i called your attention in my last tothe fact that | of @ repubiic at they have done a very | if every district and ory ward of the constituency | hear that tho tan cure which he has undergone has | Hermann, Simon, auction sales...... oe 24 Phelan & Coilender. the repul party was inboring most earnestly t deal to render. the popuiar vote a cer- | in Birmingham is liberal, let us, by united action, by | effected some improvement, It is said, however, in | Munday & Higgins, auction sales. aud vigorously in organizing for the appronchi ony for monarchy. It is scarocly possible that | hand and voice and heart and vote, tell the House of | high circles that the Count has determined to betake | Unger & Walter, auction sal campaign, and that they were recelvi res the democrats can be blinded to ans, and yet they | Commons and the whole country that there shall | himself to America, in order to try sume newly dis- | Woolf, Isaac, auction sales. from ® source which was hardly anticipat " a ~ | never with your consent, in spite of all the | covered mineral sp) there; but report lacks | Dingee, Peter M., brokers’ sales. Cariists are advocating @ republic, and now all the pe I~} ie ee voter chee ie Ra A machinations of these dreamers of representing mi- | Confirmation, t Cormier, Jules, brokers’ sales. . clerical journals have come out in the same sense. | government having taken a strong side, in hopes | Norities—(cheers)—that no member or representa- Mrs. Lincoln, who arrived a few days ago at Wies- | Appleby, James, butchers’ sales Of course neither the Carlists nor the neo-Catolicas far the country in general —_ ignore it also. tive of the tory party shall, with your consent, enter | baden, has placed her youngest son in a seminary | Hock, Frederick, butchers’ sales. Binger Manatacturing’ Oo: lec I jizabeth, butchers’ sales. , brokers’ sales. ries L., brokers’ Smith, F. G, & CO... Lave tue slightest love for republican institutions, ‘The law regulating the o! ons will be promul- | the House of Commons as the representative of this | there. May his studies be attended with such good | Miller, and would with great gusto hang or banish the ted in all probability to-morrow or nextday. It | town. (Loud cheers.) And the more this is known results that he can hereafter worthtly follow in the | Varian & C« ot M entire democratic party, who have sounded the key- ercxpected with great curiosity. The election of | throughout the country—the more this is felt in the | footsteps of his late lamented father. Woolley, C Sheet Metal Screw Co. note iu ail the ‘late popular movements. | the municipalities by universal suffrage will also | House of Commons—the more certainly you may It is confidently stated that the government imena ‘The liabilities of executors and Sinshetmer, L, & Co But ther see in the establishment of @ republic the | take place in @ few days. Considerable discontent | take this comfort to your hearts, that by this elec- | to sequestrate the Property of the Palatine of Hesse, | a return of the division of estates and personal | Treman Geo. & Co.. means of reviving their lost cause, They argue that | exists at the non-appearance of auy law respecting | ton and transcendent triumph as we believe | Who shown by his late protest that he Is not atall Property under their contro! is a subject that has ——_ Sons & Co. @ republican form of goverament is-not suited to the | freedom of wore! is ‘The government utterings | i Will be—you will put an end shortly to this odious | disposed to acknowledge Prussian authority in any eeply interested the Board of Assessors of this city wen loners & Co, Spanish people of the preseut day, and thas if estab- | have at present been very vague upon the subject, | infringement of your Hberties and ada one other | way. ‘This step, bemg simi.ar to that taken imme- | and vicinity for somo time past, inasmuch as the tide, Robert T, lished it wilt run Jato so many excesses and #0 pain- | and people fear that the Cadiz programme will pol t and permanent security for the permanent en- | diately after the close of tho last Diet with respect persons in charge of estates as executors, &c., fail | Wallack & Co... 1 fully disturb the public prosperity and tranquillity | pe carried out in its entirety upon this important ment of English freedom. to the bneae | George of Hanover, and yet requiring | to make return for the same unless specially notified MANUPACURERS’ SALES—SPECIFIO TAXES. that the people will soon overturn it and send its | poink the consent of the Chain! will form an interest- | todo#o. In such large cities as thia and Brooklyn N chiets to perdition. Then will come the chance for ing subject of discussion at the same tine when the | it is impossible for assistant assessors to find out | Brown, Nephew & Co., common the absolutisis, and they will present to the people The Rumored Postponement of the Dissolus | action against ex-Ceo! will be confirmed. | who are liable for taxes on legacies and successions | Buchan Jas. & Co., common soa} Don Carlos oF some old hourbon wo wil promise @ ENGLAND. tion, Aa ‘Another instance “of Southern proctivities | unless the probate Fecords are closely examined by | Con comply, Zames, Cominon soa stabie government and a relief to all the troubles and ~~ we m mention 6 case of & rinan & Speci vernmont officer, by whom executors My £ as ‘The Saturday Revioo notes as the most curious na Bros? ndmingstrators would be called upon to perform | Smith, Chas. W., common so: under which the people may susfer. se Emanuel Giebel, who had been appointed profes- | ai NV > friends of @ repabile will certainly gain John Bright on the Reform Bill. peopte sarlously bareved fe HO Joe Tuuee ot ecciaat | sor atthe University of Munich but was deprived their obligations to the government. In this district | Langenback, C., tobacco. cat ageisionce from these powerful parties, and it On the goth ult, Mr, Jobn Bright, in company with of his appointment solely on the ground of having | the taxes from this source for 1867 and 1868 | Benedict, F. A., tonacco, Giilte for tno leaders of the democracy to other liberal candidates, addressed a large and en- has staked nis oot "pon te, steotions. bala rine quite recently—at the occasion of the King’s visit | amounted to the exceedingly meagre sum of $11,446. Se: Samuel, tobacco aiier they have been put in power by the ood of th early enough to allow Parliament to mest before | to the Duchics—published @ poem in which he | Another source of revenue is the special tax re- ‘atts, H. I. & Co., tobacco. their bitterest oppouents they sliall #0 conduc thusiastic meeting composed of the electors of Bir | Chie mag “But Mr. Hardy has let himscif bo dragged | COMgratulated him on his acquisition of the pro- quired of lottery tlekot and policy dealers. besides Robitzek & Taussig, tobacco... . as to thwart their enemies in carrying out the second | mingham. Mr. Bright was warmly welcomed when through the dirt ‘once, and he must pay the penaity, | Vinces. 10 show the readiness with which Prussia | the monthly tax at five per centum on their gross Ripiey, D. O, & Co., coffee and spt part of their deep laid scheme. The absolutists | no made his appearance. From his speech on that | He has been among ‘those who were educated; « | CO™plies with French demands there was a comic | receipts. Jor to May 1 ult., the managers who be- | Sanger, Beers & Fisher, coffee and spices. count largely on the inability of tue nation to govern follow! ienetas very dimcult person Mr. Disraeli found him,’ to | Sctor the other day in Kiel Who, at & soiree, sang | came responsible for those in charge of certain Stickney, ee mustard. itself, and if they should discover, after a fair trial, | Occasion we make the following extracts:— educate, but stil @ man who would. just | 80me disparaging couplet on jeon Ill. upon | “policy shopa” in this alstriet, were privilexed, to Stiner, J. (division No. 3), ground coffee... 208, that they were mistaken, and that s republican form ‘The Reform bill of 1832 refused the franchise to ay stand the process, There waa no alan which the French Consul caused hii to be cited be- | pay the five per cent tax in tho Sixth district, B tax due on the above returns was at the rate Of governient can exist and thrive in this unhappy | occuplor whose rates were paid by his landiord, | Certainty in the public _mind that Mr. Hardy | 0F@ the police, ‘The authorities then and there or. | wherein their principal ofice was located, while the | & half a cent per pound on common soap; ot 15 and land they wili tind themnseives in @ more desperute | uniess the landlord paid the full rate, The Reform | might not somehow or other be brought, however | “ered him to quit the town forthwith—he was not | special tax at the rate of $100 per annum, and b cents per pound on tobacco, according to Its con» Condition than they now occupy. Out of | bill of 1861 adopted precisely the same principle. | reiuctantiy, to agree to postpone the dissolution, It | ¢Ve0 allowed an hour to make the necessary prepa- | amounting to $7,607, has been returned im the Fifth tion and quality, and one cent per pound on ground thet evil designs inuch good may come to the | Te Keform bill of 1882 excluded by this principle | seemed wory unlikely, ber then it was not so much | rations for his departure, district for last year. spices, mustard and coffee. country, and the republicans are wise in quietly ac- | 94,000 occupiers of £10 and upwards, but the Reform | more untikcly than that he would stand the wonder- By the sentence of the Hamburg courts that perse- ‘The returns of gross receipts are required to be cepting aid from any quarter without promising | bill of 1867 excluded not less, as frat Peg! than | ful things which he did, in point of fact, stand while | Cad innocent, Mr. Robert Sioman, is acquitted of | made monthly from theatres, ferry, steamboat in- any returns in the future. If the reactioniste gain | 476,000 occupiers who were under the £10 value. | the t Reform bill ‘conjuring was going on. No | Si blame—even the accusations respecting bad | surance and express companics and managers of MOVEMENTS CF THE VICE PRESIDENT ELECT. anything by thelr project it will ve owing either to | Now you will see why the Reform bill of last yoat | One foran instant disbeliovea that Mr, Pisruel would | teatment of the passengers have been dismissed aa | lotteries. ‘The rate of tax on receipts of theatres Is A 1 a the inherent badness of a pte form of gov- | excluded so many more than the Reform bill of | put of the elections, and scarcely any one thougnt | SfoUndiess. To the logician it must now appear that | two per centumn; lotteries, five; ferry and steamboat Social Reception in Baltimore. ment cr to the weakness lmbevility of the per- | 1632 It was becanse below the © of £10 the | of blaming him for ft. He amuses and dazzles the e wholesale dying on board tho Leibnitz was | companies and transporters of passengers by {From the Baltimore American, Nov. 11.) sons Who direct the porn of affairs under it, | aystem of compounding was almost untversal, and | pubic, who are tickled by his odd success, and con- purely accidental, and the same a4 regards the | coaches, &c., two and @ half, and express compa- Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Vice President elect, who te ‘We kuow in America is form of government | above the £10 value it was very partial and very | goie themselves by thinking it can only last fore | Wlebla, alias Lievnita. The oficial Berlin Emigrant | nies three per cont. | Tho total sun of gross receipia | in this city, the guest of 8. M. Shoemater, met at tr fa the best, under certain conditions, that has yet | infrequent. Th ughs of England and Wales be- ‘ ” Protection Association need no longer hesitate to | returned from the above named sources for the past | residence of that gentleman last night a number been devised; it must be left to Spain to | fore this act was passed were 200 in number, and in | him pen matter of eeuree, eed no oked for from | yoist mast high the Sloman flag. Yoar 18 $1,300,608, and the tax thereon $31,460, the prominent republicans of Baltimore, Among rove how far bad managers may ruin | 171 of them the system of compound! tled— | way of getting anotner mouth of er he loses ‘The fourth German commercial conference was There are but six banking institutions in existence | the guests of the occasion from abroad were Hon. it. The democracy have brave chiefs, | that is, the landiords paid the rates of tenants, | nothing in public opinion by taking It. lately held in the concert room of the Koyal theatre, | in this district, Whore taxes atnounted to $35,629, | Benjamin Wade, Hon. William 0, Kelley, Edward ‘ho blest men in Spain, and in the presence of 200 members from towns an which exhibits the enormous decrease of $32,203, | McVherson, Hon. 0. J. Dickey, the successor of Hom fnd received back from the parish perhaps 20, 26 or who are the it should not be able to carry on & government | 40 per cent to induce them to tie: Tales. ‘There corporations within the Zollverein. The session, | when compared with the assessment for the preced- | ‘Thaddeus Stevens; and from our ta Soler s republican form as weil as less talented inen | were only 29 out of ‘the 200 Soreaghs in which the How Disraeli Supports the Church. wien lasted several days, was opened by Count | ing year. which in both Instances is exclusive of the | A. J. enn ‘John L. Tho Washing ‘under & worse system is @ question I cannot doter- | compounding system did not prevail, but in 171 {From the London Telegraph, Oct. 23.) Itzenplitz, Minisver of the Department of Commerce, | special tax assessed upon their capital on the ist | Booth, George Small, It. Stockett thews, J mine. Some people think they cannot; but many | boroughs <76,000 occupiers below the £10 value We are not yet aware how our national “guide, | Their proceedings had mostly reference to internal | day of May in each year. Partridge and Enoch Pratt, Judge « others ly sensible are confident they can, and | would not tiave been admitted to the franchise if the hilosopher and friend’—we mean Zadklel, not Mr. | commercial questions, though they also recommend THR PRINCIPAL‘ LEGACY RETURNS ASSESSED. King and @ numerous representation of the “ re at ail events determined to try the experiment, | bill had passed as brought in by the government, | Wisracli—has arranged our political destinies for | @ retorm of the currency upon an International basis, | Smith, B. A., executor + $46,019 al of republicanism in Mary! fe not please the powers that be and | (Cheers.) As tho bill came in, thon, it would have ex- | noxt year; but if that venerable sage draws omens | making the gold five franc picco @ siandard, and | Carpenter, R. F., exec 82,126 | female eloment of Untoniam in Baltimore was 3 5 : 35 ‘the other lovers o! kingly pomp, power and splen- | ciuded nearly all those who have since been included. mn anything @lse than he might find @ hint | adopting the decimal system. Moro interesting than | Contolt, C. H., executor. 49,652 | also ably, perhay @ Ought te beautifally, py ‘Thus far the work gues travely on, aud iy ‘The 04,000 occupiers of whot 1 peak a8 being origl- | for bis next proplecy in a littie fretaent which, | their prolix discourses was the performance of | Curtis, H. T., executor . 20,450 Fepresenica by Hg eh who throughout me wat look 6 “Parisian Life’ for the two | THR PRINCIPAL SUCCESSION RETURNS ASSESSED, were the engineers of our saatt airs, the dia RY that quarter, while they seem pally exciuded by the ieform bill of 1832 were after- | according to @ Montrose paper, occurred during the | Jacques Orfenvac! it in other directions. Just now lit- | wards admitted by asiugle clause, which at m: Premier's recent visit to Crathle church. Mr. Dis- | hundredth time at the Frederick William theatre | Prince, B, L., executor. ‘be done but to wait and watch. motion and at my i nee Was insorted in the th racil, rene up in meditation,” did not notice that | here. The renowned composer had come especially | Rogers, F. G........ looked for circular from the government | called the Compound Householders act of 1851, | “the collection” was being made, and “the jadie’? | from Paris to wield the baton, and was received | Estate of Joun Hart. ++s++ $11,000 | Dursers of loyal contributions and the purses of the . + 29,950 | sick and wounded soldiers of tho Untom army. + 24,267 | occasion was entirely social, without the formalities has at last appeared. it merely recites | (Cheers.) Many gentiemen know quite well that | used in Scotch churches—pleasantly suggestive of | with enthusiastic plaudits by & densely crowded | Stepheason, W. W., executor. 9,334 | or tho speeches of @ political demonstration, and terms the things that have been | under the operation of thai iitile clause in that bill | toddy—had passed him before he had hastily pulled | audience. Finding, however, that the singers would — Morgan, A. R., execut $3,500 | thereiore the more pleasant, in that it enabies those dogmas laid down by the revolution. | of 1951 several thousand electors wero placed on the | out his purse. But Mr. Disraeli handed the money | be more at their case with Welt usual chet d’orches | Blackwell, W. b., excoutos 64,50 | present to enjoy the elegant hospitailties of their enumerates gy principles adopted by the | electoral roll ta this town of Birmingham. (Cheers.) | to bis nelyhbor, who in turn handed it on in tho | tre, the maestro ietired toa private box, from the | Sullivan, J. B., exe wor 5 7,008 | host, to congratulate one auother upon the gi sy those religious liberty, freedom of | Lropresented to Lord John Russell, who waa then | hope that it would reach the retreating money box, | background of which Ke had frequently to emerge BANKY AND INSURANOK COMPANIES’ RETURNS, | victory just won avd to Indulge in pleasant specu acation, liberty of reunion and pearenhis associa | Prime Mintsver, the grievance of the case, He at | Along one seat it went, up auother, down the next, | and bear his acknowledg is. vatora’ Nau mal Bank, | tlons over the coming triumph of republican princt- tions. Tho paragraph concerning re. s iberty Is | once consented to remedy it, and Sir William Page , but without success; and the last iiolder, seeing tie | Salvator eat ballet comp. eee ® P pics ip the administration of General Grant fr. rather hazy. Many people are dissatistied with It, | Wood, now wa eruluent judge but they the Atvorney | fruitie 4 of the pursuit, retarned the coin to him | fathor of sev wed dansencos t divitenca, Couifax was congratulated bout on his patie telampa uch as it really do-s not gran’ ss mucl as ts | General, drew up ae ane wile L moved was who gave “poo iaie |" Mr. Dtaraoll, anxious to | name, lately died at plow ab th Oral Bonk, more perszoual event which ts soon te bic and as the needs of tic Was demand § agreed to without oopesition ant passed tarouga eupport the Church, and acting tuo late! \V three. (ii8 badew arg beng » clo on awe i Me Colfax and My. Wade will leave ere are plenty of nicely rounded sn cHees, DUT HNCY boll noUNeS Witteat Adivision, (Cheers.) When tila omen for owe Ertan frieada {Ltt as yood ath MU ecccececeeeeenes, — 20,000 here for tha West torte shage ih Lurape.