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buffalo express vol xxiv thursday december 2*j igo jukx bw died bboinfi ii tvichv.nr uv«tld in ****■• •* wit of i-r ■x n.l mratl f »!*•«>», vd > i "— '. at awrrftf t mourning goods 4 l »£•». 4 114 *~*•»*<»• ■*- washington inrorau or the beccxt couixsfohd wkcm os tbx m claihi question tut or nx i^mi imimcciiom or kulfflft mutlit rvec[»lk btai jfmfst or tki case-treariremt or the kman mixi9trt-tbi ftermvftatlo dcauhdti adjoifiinmest of x>n-g»e3 to th 10th rmoximo—tub ge j&qia bill afprotcd .* bt the pebtdemt-sesitobial cos rzkhatiaais-attornxt oemmlal hoaats yaks withdrawn washikotox december 22.—th cor respondent on the alabama claim is very lengthy occupying abomt five w»sn in lb newspapers ft embrac a long lettor of instructions to mmuur motley aad ont from lord clsrssiiasi to mr thomson mr vwk madm date of bipfcfliiii s5 f 1869 to mr motwy iaforma that g««e asaa that ai tho tun of fci lispsaasaia whm the united starte th cuims ware not then in a coodi tio a sort hopeful far nego tiacioß and tki swbskdsoo of a*a?fftiatiooa oraahort time oaiah lut excitement to ihia lord claraadaa had axpraased hie agreement bat that the piaaiiuat of the t nited states now ooaaidera it appropriate to resume murptiattima mr fish ys to mr motley that the president hope her majesty's government will conduct further negotiations at washington where any proposition will be received and carefally oonaidered by the president lord clarendon letter to minister thornton of th date of november g 1869 reiv.-s to the dispatch of secretary fish on the cause of dissatisfaction to which the jnited state considers itself entitled with the british government daring the late war lord clarendon says secretary fish's dispatch make no prop**ition a to th manner in which such dissatisfaction may be remedied but he iaauucu thornton to inform fiah that that britiah government will b ready to cooperate in any honorable manner to esceet a satiafartttrr adjustment of th difficulties between the two coun tries in relation to the alabama olaima the following ia an extract from isecre tary fish's second letter of instructions to minister motl«y : dbf**tv ctt or stats ) w'i.mli f.,i;.r sssh 1.-«1 i sia wheu you left here upoa your uaiaaion the moment was thought to be the must hopeful to enter upon renewed oia cussion of the negotiations with the gov ernmentof great britain on the subject of the claims of thia government against that uf her majesty and you were instructed to oonvey to lord clarendon the opinion of the president that the suspension of the discussion for a short period might allow the subsidence of any excitement or irrrita uon growing out of events then recent and wikjht enable the two governments to ap proach more readily to a solution of their differences you have in formed mo that lord clarendon aw no objection to this court and agreed with you that it would be well to give time for the emotions which had been ex rited of late to subside the president is inclined to believe that eulßcient time may n.v.-e now elapsed tn allow a subsidence of those emotiona and that thus it n»y be opportune and convenient at the present conjunction to place in your hands for ap propriate use a di"pasiionate exposition of the just cauae of complaint of the gov ernment of the united states against that i great britaiu la order to do this in a latisfactory manner it is necessary to go back to tha very beginning uf the acts aiid events which hare iv their progrcim and consummation ao much disturbed the other wise amicably relations of the two govern ments the secretary then enters into a history of the grievances in the course of which he writes the precipitancy of the declaration of the queen'a government aa bright charac terized it the remarkable cslsrity undue and unfriendly haste with which it was made appears in its having been determined on the sixth of may four days prior to the arrival in london of any official knowledge if the president's i n lissailii n of april 17th isgi by refemßjaj wjawh the fended.*aid tiilt it w#m|>jw •• w .^' *™^* afcffs*a***sas mißimajr a v ia sbbk sbj the part of u i&"s*ate tne premature new of the measure is further ho wn by the very tenor of th - proclamation which sets forth its own reason namely : whereas hostilities have commenced be tween th united states of america anil certain states styling themselves confed erate states of america he then argues that theie waa no just ground for procla mation of belligerency he says there was no such fact of necessity no such fact of continued and flagrant existing li9stilitiea to justify the action of great britain iv the preaent case hence the united states felt constrained at the time to regard the pro clamation as a sign of purpose of unf rienuli nesk to them,and of friendliness to the insur gentß which purpose could not failto aggra vate all the evil of the pending contest to strengthen the insurgents and to embarrass the legitimate government and so it proved as tiiue went na as the insurrection from political came at leegth to be military as sectiouaj controversy in the united states proceeded to exhibit itself in the organiza tion of gxcat armies and fleets and iv the prosecu;ion of hostilities on a scale of gi gantic magnitude then it waa that tne spirit cf the queen'a proclamation showed itself in the event seeing that in virtue of that proclamation the maritime enter prises in the ports of great britain which would otherwise have been piratical were rendered lawful and to the end continued to be the arsenal navy yard and treasury of the insurgf-ut confederate a spectacle was thus presented without parallel in the history of civilized nations great britain although the professed friend of the united states yet in time of avowed internal peace permitted armed cruisers to be fitted out and harbored and equipped in her ports to cruise against tbe merchant ship of the united statea and to bum and destroy them until our maratime commerce was swept from the ocean the merchant vessels were destroyed particularly by cap tors who had no porta of their own iv which to refit or to condemn the prises and whose only nationality waa the quarter decka of their ships built aad despatched to sea and though aeldom in name still professedly owned in great britain e&rl russell truly said it so happens that in this conflict t'ae confederates have no port except those cf the mersey and clyde from which to send out ships to crui&a against the fotie rals the number of our ships thus di rectly destroyed amounts to nearly 200 and the ralne of tn property de stroyed to many millions indirectly the - feet was to increase the rate of insurance in the united state to diminish exports and import and otherwise obstruct domes tic industry and production and to take away from the united states the unmet e foreign commerce and to transfer this to the merchant vessels of great britain so that wub in the year isgo the foreign merchant tonnage of the united staus amounted to 2,540,237 t^ns in 1860 it had sunk to 1,432,923 tons tha depreciation 1 represented by a correspond ing increase in the tonnage 01 great britain durintf th - tz.6 period to the amount of 1,1:&},4j0 torn and the amount of coaimerce--~ah gtractod from tia united states and transferred to great britain during the aam period ia in still greater proportion toms in utect th war aysinat the united states waa carried on from the port cf great britain by british nbjsote in the mas of the twtd-.rit*j mr cobden in tfce hona of caaunons char icterixedby the*e vary words th aete per mitted or sttffersa by b british govern ment you bar baaca carrjiag oa war from these ahors against th caited states ha said and bar b*en inflicting an amomt of daaoag oa tb ooutr irrsatertaan wot.ll hay been nrodiassa by many ordinary wan anin ha write it remains ot-ly in this relation to refer 10 one otaer point n-aie'.y th question of deeligence—collect on the part of the officers of the british govern ment whether superior or to difcrin the cooferk ate cr*.iscx9 acl etp cially th ab-^itia the moat ancee*s.'a r depr^j t ■: - i-d t\i c mru^rce of the united fftrtt o>i tli p nt he prauent tonc:=l v tbjit bsaa n d hctt le sold for various i^eat reasons fa the aam r ha been eikaaattfvly iii-ilalia.ajt.th li t mor by ucceeiire llaarir a — ™—*— ii his yi ■■■of aa tganae ka dioaaaaad with franknaaa > isaat be tmaaa ia thia aaaaaaj i aa a eaaa of itreoia aagaceao >. which sir wilfiaai joaaaasataagt at h ranjd aa aaajtsl-1 or appnxiauto a erf mcatioa the t^^"^"l b p aaomore eaaaoa a r'malit wjaaaat daaaar of thought or l.ngiaga jiuii|nl 1 taaaiilatha sana's miuirtera aad urn pissdaat whila por psaiag of eoarat a : hi aaaas of duty ro qnirea to saatafa the rights of th caitod btatea ia t u thai laiinl ami.li tod«.yetin«.a wm—kaad act am rela tion to groat brita i ia th aarne apirit of international reape.l which h axpeeta of aeria nlatioa to tlr , united statea aad a .. aiceerely doairom that ail d»..«.n be twew tha at*m teat aaay be a oaa iluctcdmnot only i prereat a agtrata tioa of tke exiatiag liffimlhaa hat to toad toon*h»iiiinlt»i td aaiieahls a tsrmina lioai as hast hsceaaar two aaaat aattoas f ■ooaajam ofulat ***'! w*maam>b4 laaoattt aaaatd again th stkretl 7 y it ia iapoubl o*to mmf ■maa etwtoml lly otmdoet of tbe stet u]r m n«ms great britai-i « hkm 000 wn u rvrolt f the bhtuh caloai wiu tka l gntt briuia m reg*nie vte i—wrtiit in the soathera stototl v t so iwto w«r fitted ont hj america it porte of tbe natber undt to prey on v » oooaein o great britxin only ia a tit ju t**titt did a raw icaa cmiien hare a 1 tfnporarf faarborag 10 texel year after yeu xporuof masittonaof war for the nether la 4a wen forbidden by the sutfi generally th more oonpleuly to fai£l the duty of unity and aeatrality toward great britaj v but nanrthelen ire briuin treaty f the declamation of neutrality by the bt *■a faeeral and the obaerraao of that d lantioi a a —«*••— \ catue of war ag-uoat 1 i prior to which the kjitiijj otermmea ettatinu ally complained of t • fwawwul ppliee derived bytheooloßi from the uland of st euituphe how lijjh in toil rnnpeut would hare been th burdei of th tjsited sutes daring tha late ia*i rreltioa if british aid had been confin*d to 1 ntnhwid commerce i-atwten the imurg v and the port of nmmu nut uch ia ho oomplaint of the united state againa grwt britaia we complain that the inmrwotion d the southern b i.l if it dii not tixist was continue and obtained it enduring vitality !■-, meana of reaorcea it drew from li it britain we romplain by rcaaoii i an iiuperfeot dis charge of its neutral uu*e on the part of the queen'a goveram it of gre«t britain became the militaiy naval and financial basis of the imuiyi ll ■agauuit th united state we complain f th destruction of our merchant man a jy hritiah eam«n british ahipa m oed by asamen armed with britiah ffr d*ap*leaed from british doakyarda . weltered aad har bored in britiah po -*- w oaanplain that by reaaon of the policy and act of th qatri > miniaten injury incalculahle wm inflicted ob the united states neverthelea l'nit*4 statea manfully and resoldta^aooountend all the great perua and diffuumfa of th aitoatiou foreign and domestic orereome them we euduied with prou ■patience the mani festation of hoatility t ere where we bad expected friendship the president his i oed tbe bill to pro mote the reconstruct 11 of georgia and governor bullock hau 1 1 ■->. a proclamation convening the legiala y *■on the luth of january iv accordant '. witli tho i.econ atruction act the senate remained in aevion from two o'clock thia afternoon 1 ttil alter seven this eveninfi after cou uiog a number of nominations of conipa utively minor im portance the nominal ms for th circuit judges were taken u and the following connrmod george f.yshepley of maine for tho first circuit u f >'•■woodruff of new york for the sec id circmt william mckennan of i'eonsyj lvi.a for the third circuit william b alabama for the fifth « rcuif s l withy o michigan for th sutt circoit the nomination of n jrje a pearoc of maryland for.th foui*h circuit ia under stood to have met witl ' aome unfavorable action iv the nature of kiitponement but ia etill p*pdin.i i*l 1 with that of j.or uaauuwipat f^dod'h tor th matix cmit tmowtfahfty iniiiihiii w jllilii iforactii * » aaa mbm to vuw?ti»»omm»*myil ch«r far associate joatie of u • ssqajsma ocr ' a very loug and at v mm tormf d*b*a ensued as to the propn^r and adviaability of coniirming it finely t became ap parent that a majority ** ' 10 b*snasora prea ent were opposed to h jt'n coa6nmacion and hia friends moved that a farther con sideration of the nynuiy.uc be postponed tliia motion was aegati ad aa was also the next on that th ue x»».t do aow ad journ and anothaaj that th fint motion be laid an th tv£>le at thia point the canvas of tb m nate attowad that there waa a majority < t twelve in favor of rejecting th b*auaai on aatd it in ua derstood that several ew kogland sena tora pledged themselves hat if th majon ty would allow th norn ration to be simply tabled the name of x r hoar aakmld be withdrawn upon this\inderatanding the nomination was aceordi jgly laid on the ta ble a eonsidarable nnmltr of nominations were not reached at all^anu the faiiure of the senate to confirm th ; m cannot therefore be considered ftignificasat of their ultimate fat among these wa that of general sicvles delos w cam iron was oonfinned aa cullector of the twe ty-aeoond district new york xlist congress-second session waxhihgto 5 deoember 22 bevati . mr bumner rep mm iotrodaoed a bill requiring the reot pwisation of the virginia legielature the h<ra leeolntioo extending the re eeee till the 10f.a of janu ry ni cooenrred m a motion by mr will uai to refer tbe bill relating to chineaa mmigration gare riae to considerable dit inaaion v to 1u merit the waahington ir.t nitum ezpoai tioo bill to then taken i f and debated at length j on motion of mr trm boll at 2 o'clock the senate went into ecutivo etaiioil when the doors were cloeay mr morton rep , l iatroduoed a bill for the organisation of the militia of georgia mr summer rep >,<*•».). iatrodaead a bill to cany oat the re.,,>njtrttct*oa act in virginia and aeenre «) islity before the law which he g*t notice he woala more aa a enbrtitute for the bit reported by ike committee it allegee 1 iriou irragulari tie and defect in the or wiutieo of the present legulatnre and i clans the exiat iok state government t u pronaiaaal emir and in all raapecta abject to the au thority of the united sta a tkakol di reeti the mstarjr comnu der of the firat district to aunsbu witfci , ttirtj ilaj all persona elected aa tnembe i of the ligfila tore bit none hall perti aie m its organ ization or bunncaa withnoj ' taking the oath of july 2 1862 i the ratifica tion of the xvth bmbdamat by the legislature thuj orgi ailed the state shall be admitted to r preacntatioa in i'ongreaa npon the fuada iroul lity that the conatitßtioß ot virgjaia abal nerer be aa«dded so aa tfl deprire aaj cit iren of th right to vote hold office ait upon juries participate t jually in the school fond or to enjoy equal | ail rigfata with all otbera bbtw like dremm stances ft inaaii hunts i»y bowerer k mada ia raid to time od piaea of tke residence of tke roten ' . mr tilsoh ba h'amj eowea • resolution lookiaf to tke w>akiac of an th-.maefortnepreeaotioa , the hoaaa reeolatioa latin to mr pomtmeammalia ttowaakagmmn ulznoattisa aaeat to bom it fa i»7x vtiafctaj tbe viee-prawuirt pn wed tbe alt uma daisae dceaneata .' the seaat taaa held « entire aaaaoa it wh after am e/clocmrbea the doon were reopened and the s lat adjooraad until the 10th of janaary not t mr stevessos tk*tu<u pranm a petition of mary citus j of cianiniiaai for triii imaajdawnt of 0 xraaalawaaa tat aaviatt **' t 3jw «*■» mr wasaßummtß w»),baad a eposah ia favor •! th iinnnl liilei taking tb telegraph beaumae l tb ossss trt»eaan«actioawrlhtheßdsto)a*rvioa he jafvvalsmamkal tkk >_^ - |. j _ j _ - t " " till tim ilii ■aiiiil iki 1 nuiiidr*ioe»madas«lysßdaß4o»»trßd.ct edthsrtatiauaul ilit»iti>wrt>»w twwmtm matdvutco^ur he ftlm^frwfnlml md itllgilm s*d <• f>imi of tslssjialiiii iiii.ii to those maatrie llt.fiimnilt i 7 imf itii oompariaeotwaaaatalair im,m thwidi tm -^ *»>■**> vas^afaveak x - maaina wmel m ja^aßtovvevatai v^hwwvv v btqbubtv s^aufav mdtuutktulm flftftm t to • qunaik r itbimim mbsiwh bm iv rxuammuiim ta mtmti^ii wkak ej««o mwk^l^a j.wmia.what th thttmukol t^aßafrawa^bay na^aaal cbb*b aaaaaaßßßhlll ' bffßß k ud of siteanrm mi wwh every section of the cum hawastati ir4 that batter liaae itetkiwawl union him could b boilt by tlw tm mei,tatl.iethau«lo.oooooo l thetjnit states is th only enlightened nation an u glebe that hoe mt taken atop of the telu ur.ph system and nearly illbin it s ta appendage to tlw poatofio in the tjaited kingdom of ore nii.aja ud inlaid diapatch of twenty word oaa be hot at a dniform rate of one shilling to any part t.i th kingdom a dutanoa of orer mn hue dred if the speaker lnt.mll.1 ckmm tokjmpb ing in other countries than europe ho ml i aleo it wai th farther pnrpaae at hi bill to gire pree itianatnhaa to the ealu pma of th naatiy a a urn rate that now fnraiahed to the fa>ored lew who eoau poae the aloae imrporatina known aa thi ajaociated praea in reply to inqniriee he and hn prefoai ttoawaatoaatohliahthe tiligri|h eytteai a extenaivelj aa the pattal ayatam bow ia ha prodoeed that the goternaieat ahaeld buy the ciiitjng linr at an aaweaiil value speeehee were made on rarioaa topiea by mean orth eldridge longhridge and other mr stevenson rep 0 introdaced a bill to amend the iatennal revenue uwi by repealing the elaoaa allowing atreat rail road oompaaiee to add the governaaent tax - to the are of paaaaaaara alao to wend the aame law by repealing the elaaee al lowing gaa oompania to add the gorem ment tax to the ooatno price of gaa fnrniahed to ooßßumei'a the hooae thea at half put fonro'alaek djonmed until the 10th ot janiary foreign ikoop3 to b jua«t«r«d of thi imuk i i a nts or iulajm-srajuh elecrioa protest or ram szpublioax mimbhu or thi cortes latch irost rom lokdoi december 22.—th b«»ly ap pointed bishops of exeter bath and we and falkland lalauda were ooueoratod jasterday at westminister abbey the troop in ireland ire hereafter to be more generally billeted on the inhabitant mm faats december 22.—th french jour nail allude to the fact that general bank had several interviews with the emperor before hi departure for america but ill th abhßo of further information refrain from comment rome loroov december 22.—th tenor of the latest advices from bom indicate that tbo a4toor.t of papal infallibility are la ing ground in the oonncd impobtaht report liuoh dxwmbcr 22.—kaawn th»t aeeret negotiations an in progress for tb peninsular union are current and cans much public excitement ratsosit fa vmnmtm m.—father hyacinth s?*"i war t mimtd pi iiilii ts—th ilisfj for the ar»*s«asa«bs wmsh inmss olvej by the g sisasi hare tasar * iered and will oonunano v jaamary the election to fill the eeati in th cortes left vacant by the republican deputies who task an aetrrs part in the me ln»uil«tliwi will take plaoe on the hoth ot jaamary la the cortes th republioan minoritj ha suds an energetic illu>alt afainst the slectioas and they dassaad tne rertmtion of the thetwiu carry the sssmer bsssrs lesal tti bunala but wnnssl th people t tke smu tin to keep pssos ana to basic vigor eftorte at the new election to return their trn binds telegraphic summary rssa tsstsssafs arisßsssa basras—sal ( cbicaoo peeembff www john heck ' man living neat chaadlsrmlla tllinois * marderwd his wifs ob sunday last by cat i ting bar throat this is tha taeoiml wifs « hec-knsn ha kilfed he wm acquitted » of the first murder on ths plea of insan a j ixtrntilie december ti jam r thompaas a notorioaa ooatldeae man an . dealer ia bona bank checks ana art tats a ! here jmamdaj ] cjucao ilaaie.hu 22.—a heavy aae | storm laat night ne eoeat raflra.l 1 trains will be eerioaaly iatamated ia . every direction the torm ia tne moat t eerieae a aaw far my years n-a-enville deeemwr at tuitauaa al " the cooventwa alert.na aaaa ia ssaasa tha rotahaa all aaa war oatmdeol beat tear,sea aha tha eel ißaaaais fpo . siticet n bißiliitil the teanl tata | will probably be aearly two-thiide of that i cart laat tngaat lea tre.en.or . < moiftbbal deoember 22.—cocunl gen , aral dart waa tha only witness a then tradition abh eiamioed yeeterdat aad ha , waa examined aa to the inter^retatioa a united states aetata relating jo arfery la biaa txaai.ihua it wtaahearaaußlaß ) lea*th*gr»ad tnry brine ia a tn bill laj 1 ultra aataaer wkkja two rear of taneeaa.aalaa'w afary w 8b»a as be ' da>n that rl an etadar flad while aa ac ' turn again kirn waa paaadiaf he theald b , liable aa penalty btaaytaao hrainum a ■sataail ia ttf atmght ta ha ahawa wat aveaaaoaltieaatteaeereaaaaaaa tha ra l.iasrl within the two rem he oaald ast bet ted wa*bib.to d.smr,sr tha »» ,: alii ria piiasmittn ji.l jlit b ' < at length seoatary b*e>wo*o t l snll , of tw-ss mmm a a»_g_aa \ cent oartisoaam aad i.saaai m l ataa i i 35,000,0000f aalioaal beak iiiiiiiiw te i apaly the soath and waat a*d ether la i csllm with th iasr.mit.hmaitiglaaaßtss i the it m tmimn—su laat ea i favor ea thi arr.po.twa imm aaaa reeee it to f .. aju^oju oa malm thai i than might ha ampl hanktm bbbßß i wkaravw tha aaevja aaaaa aaa aa*#w will be ramßib-daf withaeiaar of mm to • 4 •* ».**—» a atsaaa stood twtfe.i ii ih i aaafaaalidlyap , aeaad to aaa larther ii litiw ad aha aaa \ cw\w\m avi i ii t—y at aha xaay i yard l nlli*.j arw>||biiilißtajtaß < ia th 11l is ai af har raw mi haritaaa i adeeaaeeea mm arm all haaaflalar < iorcuna the eiww at the haa dad w il i i haa eeea arsaaed ewer ac tfca virwfa ta i taaaiißtßißßahßßßßasaaahßilßisaaß i th . _. aaord»hmhiaila i a b m qaaad al haßarilla ■a}bialy b aaa ah bath at *■at ha aaad a iha • ilaah n nan a taa-waalajiiii m t-~y m fc^^fc - 1 aß^baa^ajaa bbbbbbi jmalaßß toaj<ts'ilij_%jrjtlbl twciln el|llml la*jaflal»alier>7 —■— --- -■■» ■-■a aafkaf a^a^gakajßß m ana ratalaay to pieiaat aha mtnn a*aaaaa fa^bßaaal ckf aaaaa baafabbbbbbtaaw bbbl aaav bbbbbbbl tll latatvan tertt bdavsavsltlvvjel kttam to t imi^m ifc awaaaßmai v*maval tlaaw vftfaaaw ta thatacao^aad the cane wm aatoaa tia jaji^^ii ibbmb«jb>lb bbb«^bbbbkb«bv avlaak ia ntawtb tsds^o iai totthl ttafeßßßßrt tßkaaa>a*^a>^g a ttm ot mbbbbbbbbb!bbbbbl telaffaßßca > '. m i * 1j j h krafa ibbw m wbbbl ffaew ■) a ebbsmtawv eloae ah ha of a barktwd aad x ehm the kn aad the mew tea central kaunada aad a pertina at th aantoato atolea theoftoetaof tha raada mi aaid exuied enry dkrt to diaceter akaaatbor of the lohherin aad tha pmatn a waiak thay were aerpetfajm their iatmtiga ■tioaa ware of aa ami hwaa diaaorered hoterar that aaarly all the robbana oc curred oa night iraina batween albary and suapuaion bridge aad between tray and new york daring the last two month it iaeaid that tntalera h.t loat more th»n 1180,0*0 worth of property an the central railroad alaae reoutly ike warkhg up of the caae hat been gtrea to aaa expert new york aeteekhea who .*. b^ua^ab>retoa«rsatin^bwet oaaai the companie threw the naponaibility of the rohberie oa tha city eipree ooapaniei aad aaaart that thaw aaiployae an the rtaj it guilty partiee on the 4th of november the barneea olga de marola pralofl of 229 twenty thud etraet mew york was robbed of over fso.ooo of lacea aad jewelry from her trnnk on the road between albany and niagara the cewi kidnipping eaae bat bean far ther postponed until to-morrow the child heiag in the meantime ia tha can ft the police the tournament ef the new york chess clnb is steadily progrcsaing one hoadred aad surtoea gnaws hare already bean loat and won the nut anocaasfal champions are np to the present time captaialtao kenaie who played twelve ganue withont tha lasa at a single game mr ware presi dent at the beaten cheat club dr bar nett mr & uasaar aad hir j tbomp an excitement was occasioned at port * jervia on moadsy by the report that • oar load of oataje had been stolen from orayaoa dye of marina okie who arrived at port jervil on sunday mr dye stated that thirty-oue head of cattle were stolen from ; him by lewie n caldwell who he says 1 drove the cattle twenty-five milee to galion ohio where he ahippad them oa board tha train far fatcrson new jersey oa dis f covering hia loee mr dye itartedui pursuit and found that the cattle had been snipped at galion here he traced ther to buffalo taking an expreaa train he arrived at port jervia on sunday of the 4toek train on sunday night the train arrived and with it the car load of cattle and caldwell dye tißuaediately saed out a warrant of arrnt caldweu was taken into cuatody and the oattla driven to buckley's yards caldweu one token before justice fenny and after hearing the case was poetponod to await the arrival at the owner of the cattle mr hamßsaer should tha charge against caldwell cf having stolen the cattle and of being a fugitive from tho justice be amtain ed a requisition from the uovernor of ohio will be obtaiaed to remand the prisoner to that state for trial ' washuotoh december 22.—the presi dent sent to the senate to-day the follow ing nomination b whitman williams •" be postmaster at rome new york in earn b traoy to be postmaster at middle hra vailiatl ttearieli wkartea to b aßßanat abbkbsv iar aasß^bßkwvaaa>aaaaaal jr*^r^^^^^7^e^tt^^™b^^^^ißt ■■■■> eaabbbbbbbbbbmaw w bbbbbjabbbbbbbbaa lomavtu.s deoember 21 u^napawm st the sheriff w boy 1 comity eeateoky tm oabb k co of buffalo hew yatk for th restoration of 1300 buahela m wheat aam treat hist white aadar aranhmiiut judge ballard of the united statoa dis mffceart decided that she uattod btatos marahal asald not take trem tke pnaeeaaion oi a tat oftaar property hela aaeer avo « thepainwulbereturamatthe.i panaaof colbkca advisat have com to hand which reader itcertai that the british war atoaawr ueaskaaad baa been totally lost while on a voyage from athena to malta sir htaf ford northoote x secretary of state for india was on beard and it believed to have perished plan deaamber 22.—subscriptions ha.ye been opened far the relief of th dnaniarda who were recently expelled from t£e country by th french goverumsat loanoir deoember 21—leave has bam grartedtfc archbuhop oj canurbury to anaam a fliunagan waw yobx december fl—this mm am at tke ferryboat pomaa baloaging to gjllla 1 i l i iwavr^lavtkajd hey.rlri«btoaea taato bam ftatniimo to th oitytcoluctor uawkia*.of ttejast p mw teatwhernpe a renraaaatatit of the company oaasafor w«d aad aa him . hiok*fo 8000 be ing the aaaonnt of back taxes tha boat was then released fbubtcw dnnnu.-our iiafaiilleia "• bmbty aasserew pretty daring and gy £"?'*• »»* a>»um of the embetxler a reouit autiatio af taa oonrt of aaaixes of the department af the seine give some facts which should be wywymet caawtor aqato rf tha afas da change bauer iti.iiiaiin «,«»,«(» fraaee us ooafeaaed h.a eriaw h waa aofluitud at tha charge m plaad was tlu esßdaier of tlm social weaenllh aim l w2il 1 300-w *-^ nonfeasedhis'<arror-."as>waaaoqiil>ma«aas eriaa t.thatratiag theft^?tmofraaa aw**t*nvsatt mvaussat tggstl n a a^ttsaffu jiijuw nf ted bat panaann is not always sueoasssaj mm ia fan a 4 taofer ot the caiaa i smstevsv csbsnodamv vho ata^gafsw a feajj immpiai o<>a.|btam.lii robbuit w wkmi to l»aasr rmn he rrae/slasroy auues l.mowfrsaai,jrasjaat.,,.a w m 0 pßawavatavaavn etter l**wy cbit*bt 01 ott cwml i"win»w of thirt riaassirtir eritoaw ft who had the treue asis(srtaaa ef being a jeuraalmt af hate atvffl ing to admit ma erisaa aad rf baiag a ewtortissaaagagsaiathes irsadtvai •*■*»»**» to a tarty basely smbms to laagth he wea eeadoaaaad to twain year of hanl uwr a*..,,t^fwy t nh.ijs rt to two years impeleoaaiaat csbowk caaoujt bora.—atooeaf aw ia a ab ■■tal.lli stoto of jsmnajty va*b*bsav*asan bsbbbv 1i 2 tm tm*jt»4da»*oßa|gas esamxtoaktsr awv n^gatsia aad aaa i mlti aha j£j u££f hajct aaßasaensal tufc buffalo exfiass 1«b kxtuss muotihq 00 xo 11 t wa stmet s^j w me •• id t vki!vo exi-bbab t«o uiin at t v 4 f m mn«i to sly utacrilan at sixtku ent per we«k to witau my job jujriihw u9f|i - _ i iauuitifii wmmm 808 i s ess directory haxk srranmsa asd location of rag i.kadufu houses op buffalo pfimm •■'■if rmlen who mto punfehm in vi mo bj r t tuu thu out ud uainf it m • nb will v t*inu mid tmbtal tto wlimfawi taw bern ajvi,.i / uarfl and iaatnetljr kikht class architects cyll'.h x poctkr 88 main at axr puam ldoetls skates l i 1 j mlirik ' 2 , v t.iii a !, jltftnuh castings ac | u t •■' u h vs uiihti tbi^tfo n*»r caul bankers 11 v i'tkt i (~.., main cor huuea 000 and stationery r.i'.nvt hism.rt i ero 4h7 main cur mohawk hahti iamjjk ij-j lu:u kui i.i & m.vj j*u il-un ai>d 9w - » - 11 h : m,zmlmb blank fo<>ks stationery c vocmt miohw ol jchnhon -■* il - cui-to 4 > k.^-i.nmliuiju'n oon t shoes a i lillkr.il a iuin xajuh u jc-1 t1 1 , ti liam hi.amii book manufacturer ' j i l.'i:ik.-.tk:i,l'jl.n-ll*>w«.bin«tva dm t(;tionkiu4 vhole«»l 4 keuil v k bpcum .■< co it s dirtd-n cai.ltl-l oil cloths feathers j it j x._k»k l>h . fiereni 470 m*lu hinvki.tionbks wkolmito uk . i 1.1 a^.nl bl imk 11 a kbmu 11 1->j m'uii,^|.ixi«ito'nfftl!oiw e;il..a clas.sk ckockekv mai . > i n».11.1,,21»i«j0 ui | | i mjk •, m 4 luia ( al'-kiaces hibtctkvaxlacc,lhi w couiur hoam 1 al kkhh 4c . otssi * bum li ami i(*7 kjh':ott coal v liok»sfe and ilauil c h i l l'y ■' ojcui ■■■uafcls atft tool u«om i oat am hfl iron o !< w ~ t ■•>.. mublu oor mlamlppl l ... ..:.'■ii.um i uiiumwvlftl whafi.lvotol dky goods dodo best * co.im main dkapers k tailors u 1 th/u sm mftin livei'.axd renovator lucas tmmu bl muii ks i■:loi'e manufactttrbr9 v w 1-hirmir.n.wt fw ks(;kaverson wood ok u whihtmahi 2yy m«n han<y qoodo ftc vui.i.j v k:kl.i.im;*co.,4^o mvii vahci uaik wouc am hairjeweltty utlh drohmel 118 clinton hi'unituue ac uiac n wuitk 257 main k f.i - uu jz mftln kloiu fekd and grain v u cubli ttrr or k?»ii num and oysters flatt f»i.it co.,l67wmhiii»toii «. fine brass castings bi'ffal'i iikasd p'oundkt 76 exch»nff glass and paper show cards i.p hornian ltllanml uprtalrl uockui wholesale a u jolt.nnrun v main iuocers wholeula mid bouil b i hoi man 17u main übo w movlffa li fc b«imc gents h unishind goods addibun 11 i l t i l!'li si 7 main ■h n lawamcl a m»n sl5 main hott « i.i i.i'l i .. . il '■jins and jewelry j o hmm co 1 main hotels xmri hotel tm w»«liin»toii and cairoll hakniiss sadiilks c j m i.yti.t a son wbe vi.'c oppo.ito man-i>.ii uwi k uuhphrkt kiuau lo jnu lium jiur^j a bra i.'i i n ii iudwa&k iron tc c v wa1.1.1.1 ok 111 llaiii and 9 sw*n uohyitnh & kip ■r i iirl and seneca tin ii.v 6uu'juul»l».»»lulavi vuwli.k x boot m s-i'bra dkwiitc iitu.*'.o.,zsl main cor w.b.an habdwarb and metals ph.vlt . 01 , 1 -,•!■* nil !'>" ccrraco hot air furnack a d oiluk.it.bi main hats cam and furs c * p t-w xi.xi u slain bku'.t'k i . hk'i r.il.maiu w.m liiut 3ji hsiu luon foundry laolf iwn mokks i'crry cor mi«uml|jl clinton lll.j wi'kks cuunh,cor jatkaon ikon wcndbrb engihes hoil.fl'.s oko w turtt bu.^6 .^ oow w^binirtwi urolik hion xatls n it si'iks tc pr.vu i i 4<i 5 and wtorr»ce uodt hck kiluards 40 mi'liu kjrnikk 201 main m i.i.iht carriage and sleigh d a m>blwa,tnmtmi wa.hiu(rlon lookisq class pictuub frames u variu - bcntinu 15 %. swan malleable iron phatt 4 i.ktcllvrimllh mandi t«n»m marblk mantlks and grate 3 c s uh>pek,uiimavkwa l iwajkii i c .'., stl main mabbli * fikanite works dbhmonb * roha ik.obfaw rout and moiv»n ji>hn citawfo.'lu id and u niagara hillixeky wholea«la nd auml iienu othueh.jm atato w u « jou*ai.o «« main motnqnifa oons bwtw»sßn ' ■'. nvuiin mascpactctito jewelers 4c 11 f j 1.n'".1 in w w»«lil!ißt.>n mi'sic dealxbs anli publishers jjitvun a jtwchka 20j main oruan'm poruho pip d"up.iok fkl'icilakell i 0u.,3 aland li oiiaans melodkons c oeh a palxd 4 co niagara scvonlb aad mi oils paints tc s rea»b * ami 67 milti plamni mills doors sash 4c printbbs a blank book ma>"fs i i klh * junk-i 2iu and 2i2 waahlnjloii iu«.l pla^tio blate rooking b p inni hi main pianos music 4c cottisr * uest 2ki main puno manufacturers o kttktzmax 108,1 m and 110 bata.lt i>lvinl illttkj.,4ol nimft»r»,cor marjlaad paper hangings kc v h birok.2is main cbsru mlliv hkiw j mata mtknetrmaiol»,s7 main photographers w m h ni'.lii t main 3 l ei.iss 37 main bhwxbg machines n»r>vtb a bakfh s m 00 11 malo w*ku.lk t wilsox b m co t75 >■!■, oot wfr'i'k * oiriw s m 00 m 8 dltuloh a^s:-:co!:.f™i saddlkky haiidwake c pb vit i u.tcu oalu 52 and 54 terrac silk hat manufactueeba c 1!al k.kn/ih 1m ta stovii hollow waue eitio ). mk or •»*» «. «!«» aw can stained glass bdvf\lo mmr:r olas3 w0bk *» ttml um'.h lil rn's mnln steam u'ffihi *■spice mills cuaik 4 c'i 3il 61 in oi>(xwte churclw bohooi furnitup.e w oauawlkaaia hi ■■■■•■• soalbk and safes b"cpai.o soals works 63 ham btovks and hakdwakb ihaw ►£»«« » i «• n stoves furnaces and rangbs i swantz*co..3«ii«in tobaccosists watch ma.kem * jewtxers julits wal'ril t m.-n lost ah ftitip lout—on the mornimj of the kd in*t , m sereolh or carolina lrt«t or w hiin«j puoa ft conl a*cfclac wni r td eh_p marked l b t the finder mil u uilablj rwwart •* bj rettorfnf mm to p w t»y)»r 34 v.nitnry 1_lc k3 tt ound—a mink tippet which the owcer cv hare by cxwut at no 77 paf plaoe provtr.g property and j j»i lor adftrt/m b«dt it it lost a black-and-tajs dog on kiehm-ett v,m two nrb ifo ttoflnflkr i!iu r » wjot t y rataruiaf uto this of-k iso-tf i f rft fraxklin st.—some very 1 *)*/ linrrmmiuubebbulntdi litt ff_nkha l'«et with board a few table boarderi e»n be ac • mmatej i*o-6 bi'hiwehw chawces wanted to sell gr let an djr tool ahop in ruilftdctpbis with the m i diturj t ii fcorm engine two j.mwhti a a fo<-xt upportumtr for i party with m derate mean artdi j remus t>n—atown pa lift 6t wanted a pakty engaged in the mft-.ufmtur of r«ti»e wise i«r«n • a partner with r itml of from 9sooo to moo ap i-ij to john otto 81 pearl at l'l wanted a partner with~a caah capital f 13000 to 0000 in ft welt t»b luhed i;i burineaa m thta rtty profit l*tt nk iiominu out capable of taking eharfe of w - ■iit"-i pm-jrrcl add re tnrough to r..ii'.lji.f business 14-tt wahtei wanted i wish to rent for ft term of cve;e*n2loor httft fmiit n u ni bank of the r fti . !;!»■r in depth tw the city ship c«uial j'artiea dcalriag such property wiil plem apply t mj ft!>c john ottn ut 81 pearl rt coltsty orders county or drr tio.ooo of county orrten w*ut«d hj u)uis ottu reml liut broker ktt s brown'i butiding jjilf-majlas wanted a good active ma for h county to take cbftrgs of th t*1 nf ftn ftrticle tn damftnd by er*ry houmbom a4 urm with btmnp for r.ply wjl c'aawshaw ho bouth third it fhtlfttleiphi 123 jt wanted thetefc energetir men to uke orders for the st»r stove ov«v »»(] tmtmper r--mh ned apply t the os no sm m.,u etreet up buir hl-tl _ rpo buok binders.—wanted a x forwarder u.u.lk k jones t2o v.d 2?-j wimhiiiirt l n trcgt kl hituationh feialeh wanted an elderly lady of experience wlibes taituation aa nura lo qulr of it mixer cur swan axid elm tu lmj>'i drug btore 17 ko'.i'h dfrwlon rt itl situatiobfs-males wanted a situation a 9 gar dener or coachman addre'i fruiel k thi offlre lift fox sale horseh for sale—the new commod ova llnorj fram no 230 allen i lot 40x1 will be aold cheap and on fui ternu ii fj-.i i oon to «' miller no 421 east swan or ! ■x pickehinu mo 13 weat swan rt ipor sale—the good two stor 1 fr»me dwelling withlot 91x141 mt\i»te un t ■ith-v t corner of hudson and pftlmer stroc'a t b » t«7 fluelf located lot of large ir the h ■> * in »;■■d order and the whole will be sold at a reftao able r -, as the owner wuhea to 1 «\ ■the city lvqn a b\ker erie l*nd offlte for sale—by m mccomb 10 uivuion si flouring mill for tale in the tillage of willin i new h all the modern irr«ir vi uitrt t f uw.onatft cilia in thu s\*u hu 14 t—i dry for mle tn the rj!»ire of iflam in f n.oouik ti«e busiiiem th:*h ood cha'ire oiiu who wishoa to tn ■■m tuia kiod of »• north oiri-irn rt f-rtory trains lit 30x120 80 p»lru.?r mt u-atory firana lot xioo -: f.l ci ■•., :■. i t ~-■, ■■oxloft us s.-n-a t 2 rfory fr ana lot bxfoo it jlil>i»t it i atof7 frame it 2m137 1.10 wiilitotrt 2 stitv ram lot 27i130 13j wuiimb at k-a(m3 frtinic lot mbciiq ntnthal lateiyfa l.tzinioo ia4 ninth it 2 st'ty lr»n,t lot :.<;»!■* 1 ijj koulta un tun t l-storj frame lut il*t ms swim t 1 itarj tame 2.h20 j'hl north mvmm at 1-otorr fram '' ■■' '■* 4*3 houtn i)i i mn aft 2 story fr»me iotsaxist wl n"rlh i))t->ii at ll atutj frame lot 27x110 l«i wklmtit i su.ryfr.me lut 30x187 ltrt inward t 1 itnrj trmus t 3u5131 l ti-iit i at 2-.-try ir.me m mslm 181 tenth it 2-sl>.r irtme lolffkml for ail r xrtmj tor •»! prortrt tevcra flr.p f.um m.(lt l.i:h tul'ui»'.io many «■' them are m 1 calculated f.ir girdviilnc porpoaw __ lib 1 llß>r-(i.assi)\vki,i.in<;foilsai.k 1 91 e».nth at , two atrerj lr.ck fl:ii-htd site with a 1 vi tii.ru v miveinenl lot s'jxl-4 i'ri « 117 lti"»n ft baker 1 hr..»n'n ttuild ia"le^a~t\vu stoky kkamk uijr i.v mfd aj a diiuiii ajaoa attu»ta i it 6 l uc»r to^k it w.u be soil chr*p lvov a baker ijoisks am lots vtut sale xi by lihme t sanforo 10 w«-«t swan st hud-i-ii at 1 t*>ry frame iwt wxlw price t-.'ooo tt.l waahini,t n it 2 tory lirick lot xux7o pn.e s north diviwun at s-fctory fr»uie let wxl2 mm &*• a 1 m fifth rt 2-su>ry frame double hou ei 45x100 twice 00 ? .; eart eagle it 1-rtory frame lot soxlto pri maowal at itorj fruae and 1-atory brie price 9?:ts s7x .■i:i '.<.'•■rt : j rtor franc lot ii'!i price 2300 2ss clinton tt lrtonr fm-n lot uxloo !■>-■■m oeorgi it i}-»tory inne m wi77 pn 24 arkanauit l}-atory framr lot 0x100 prie 1,1 sixth at 1-atury oottftga lot 40x152 pric mt atari rt 1 irtory cottaffc lot mxmi prl c pcnnaylnuiia rt 2 t'"7 frwu lut aoxlco prio y>7 ninth t 1-story fnune and b^rn m loiim a rd price 12.-.00 143 utm at 1 itory frame lot ocxloo price 175 hct«nth rt h-rtory frame lot 30 to alley prici i:oo rpo physi'jians akd utlihlls l for aaje th cuiitramy located prfmiwa to pwl tr«t lately oraupisd by dr wjeu fl the houmisln ry cjmpjeu ordar wppliej with g wate bath room furnace admirably wtictjcd iuij located for % t»hy>ician or o'hor biufnest requiring a down tn n altuation pr cc 910,000 ternu <>»»-. 117 ltun * baker 1 browa'i building chkap housbooithalii—two naw lfr*fc*7 fr*tue fc.iw wandlm cotug t wlih xa and wamr ftiul ry de-irabie new lf-auirr e-.tu.e on twelfth it rear maryland twivatorr frame 240 fftteo ye lante ot two-story f raii-.c 71 seruitb at with ba.rn li tory hriik.'so york t lot 40x10-1 ■> i irv brick,lit 8 divuion st central location t*.v»u>ry brick 310 swan at uewiy new tww-rtory trunu s svnec at tot uxl7s to ful hmit kgrfjajt bargain all ■''!' ab>i-e mu|wuij tl !*« aold cheap and moa'lr on t«y knut fw yarticulin ai.ptto lulls otto remt imrr tnkrr if s brown'aßailtlkßin ipor salk-a new residk.m'e on jj the outhwr*t eoroer at linwood avenue and brrant t i-erfe'.-tly finished throughout 11 ajn-ly to john o tu 31 pearl rt for bjox—a hiw and first dat 2 tory reaidence with all the modern im uro*emfi.m muth ade of ferry atrvet we of l £«. i.huwmi 1 iii:euh uo4i 1 houi»t«c builjlm or sale—house am lot 264 bmnn m(»|ia applj kj johk otto 2 porl rt vpor salj4—t_ub fou-owing de 1 in''lf rt~<drncei un ii l>c-<nu 1,1-««it n nd b-r e w»t«r n.l luno-e lot mjhis mo «_ mu •-, s-«-rj * 1»it rttr r water i-l fumac lo jxil6 wiui a exlcti'toc at..s^torj od mtie wilh • lot 18 *.--». w»ut *.-..! urt_c i/>t 25x100 no m «-* moh-wk «., mory «_ mtlc pa mj w^_.ho»»«n-l-rsefr<>_-»tß»t«ri o no 75«8 m_ui it fc-tory witli wi_r »-», w-t«r uidfuro-oe lot 42x11 _ _ no t4 bilwmrd rt rtot7 ■»- win lot nx no ffl d 1-w.r ri-e k w>wr a lul_a olld-ic-o i » jobs otto p~rl xwr rent-a lakok bcildisg o'ttvses to rent-i have a sum t t»rot .!»;:.» h<,a««,w_l_i i u1 i«-l «• m 1 is-0 « ir_lj iu«d j 11 '^ roi l j browii b-jdlm t arttrmshed hocse to kent m ho_»,mo 17 m..b_-0,-ttl t c-t}«n la _ bt«t u of eulti-w-oa am-c - to '• i ■inwl v ft ■___ ul7 for thrc or — w-inl o nl tbr am of m n-xt pu__lo fto oo !_• 1-t of ju ) '■-,_", nictum &&, tndoded _..'■',. , ha.h-1 l n for—or bm o i»l oq tbt preta-oi on wit i_j befort lr a » risr ike r«-.t nonth u*'«u v i h ttwi ho t if_n « to let booms i i»'lo_fs anb power to rent iv fki r —• r dart a m powai con m _»_• •(-*«. oouus •__(_ > i mi urn u—uai fwama for sale—a vacant lot si 2-3 titlsminwi yirghiattmt r bevmtk st ltom * bakeft us _ trim umiltmm j itisobton county faem.—a i_j flr.t eu grain and mode term bo the tow f m-junt komi with rood buildlngi two orchard of choice frail u4 e^ryuiir ta *••* h»i abo blooded stock none wl sanuog umu the farm h*n ci/dii nfi*t km price 75 per acre whioh is far below in value lid lvuv i bakcft trie lando«ae or~~sxlk^twct~choice new m:];li con with ealree m kip i*t * eel'er i m.m v 453 wftsbinsttun street 11 it ipor sale—at robert demp . s tkb's bteam guaffo werks m washings street t 1-w hone power engine with retura ■■• bell-r •!■complete 1 12 bone power mints lecomot-ve boiler 1.10 ■' " •' t-a " " *• t - •' " any of the thorn engines and booan ww be rut lego dropping»r««ra»d»old.:h—p 117 lm a fine store on main btreet wu exchange for a good dwelliaff or milt !<**. loaamol edwaejmi * bpcklakd wlkhiwii for sale—a small stock of dry xa or will eichanre for ehy ptoyerty inquire ol edwaitui * buckla>i 10 e "«■ecast ut ta)r sale-a valuable farm i of 34 mm aboul m urea well umbered jtood nnr busb splendid bouse and bsrne ulplilu tia y farm anil cheese hoiu in tr d onl«r food fence farm well watered capable of keeping i r ■«■* , will girt time on line will exchange p*n for city pr>>p ertyjvarm situate in bennlogton county 6 mil from aufca inquire at edwaitus jt buc*lanu 10 e nonet-ajit 1 aoooononnavd boiler for a a cheap at ■: .- \ ;.'. v i'lioicg mill i^jllku k jiecutejiwalt j^b-tf cor chicago ■%■o ld taper 3 for sale at 60 .... f and 76 cenu a burjred atlhla offloe mortcaces money to loan—i have fif teen tboimnd dollar which i wi to inrtt in purcham moacj mortcmffm john otto paarl it .^ — m^^rtgages for sale hi'me * baxfort 1 "". bwa 1 oroposals for public lam x postb notico u here j k iir#n tbat l proposal w t»v're.^ived at the cfij ulurkn office nd wedn day december 29 l-fl at w omork a h , for 1 tiisti a the c'ly of buffalo with two hundred l i'o^ts if the siroe t.leu those dow iv u«e in > city each p«s to weigh not lm than 800 pour fc^ch ptoponal mi be accompanied toy a u necukd in the manner and form pr(«.-rilied by stordl i p millfr chairmaa of commitu un fi luc lamp l>»t*i buffalo vtc sw loow office op thi recbivkr of tajieb ) buauo ixe 0 i&tio . notice is hereby given that i i this .!•> rewived from th city comp truuer the fallowing local as«fcfinent rolls which can be p»id t my office in the ctty bulldin corner of franklin and eaifle street at any time within ji nunthi that wul roll will be augmented by th d ditiun f one per cent thereto far every month ine same remain unpaid x:i roll nn .. .. 0614—for rfpairinfr ddewalk on th art tide of niagara bire^t between albany and forry ml6—for repainn the i.lew»lk on tlie ent bide of ni»(r*r ttrett het»c;n clinton and bird venue mia—f r repairinsr th ildewalk m the cut ud^of ence striel 8317-for wflltdf the i;lew*lk on the («• de of w*il>iit|t'i)u riml b tweon the lurbingaiid tht iiduw*lk on the uonh hije of swan itreel 51s—r-nr repairing iho slltwalk on th west i f u»k ftrevt between the curbing and il walk on the north title f tiwan street 13_ror rep*irintf the lidptrhii on ihe st mfr k rtreet l.tt>ccn the curhi-n arid u'ltwml on :.'!■u-.rt h i.lc ■1 i*in street cd2o-for rppairtng the sidewalk m t ve f»st ii 4 * elm rtrtet between tae curbinfc ud cidew on the north side of swan street m2l—for repa^rinp the ai lewalk on the north ti of nwrth struct betwten fi>urt«enth » koger streeu m-forropair:i.gtre sidewalk en tho norths of ohio street between the curb line of tub ing-^n ttreet and a . oint c m—for r'-uairiny'-hesliewalk on the norths of ohio irtr.tt between the curb line of ltiii street and * pew midway ac j2t-ft.rrepairit tl.e si.lowalk on the norths of sinth tbrcot tvtwecn carolina ano * iry i strtets vjtt—for renilhuz anawwalk acvom lafayttie street ob the w~uriy m t w-himtoa ttrttt 68*8 fur ieraih:.if uafalk werom koto w ion street on tbt w«t sme el waridnfw street 17_fur conitruetinff r eroeswalk acrow v raih i4fioi street o*i un n^rt i fcide of ixch^je m-for oonatructine » crowwalk utroai ihe we erlv half of misutuaipui street on tle ou»h smi ttbmh stre.t ua»—for con.tructing ft mbma aero kurth terraco airoct uu the north aide ul cnurca rtmfe o(s3i>--for couslructinj a crosswalk across wells street on the north ue of exchange ttreet 6181--f.>r constructing a stone orosewalk across carroll sweet on the cart line of wells street 863j for cons'ructinir » stone crosewalk mcrosa carroll street on ihe west un ol wuul mtrett ms3s—for cuuatrat mi * btsne eruii««aik across w hi trcet on the southerly bide of seneca btreet mse—for construeurnr » ton crosswalk acr^-wi u«n(see slreet on the w e st lide of hickorj street mss-for contracting a bt ne cnwnsaik kt.-iib touth fct«!et on side of hud son street m3b—forrfpairin » tone cm-*walk arro«s cj.ii jk-wa b tret-i,i-n hm eiw'er.y side of i*.-iaware r.rcet c<j37_f'.r fl imp embankment on the west side of tuniixirtth btrect from the crossing of hit york and f.ne railroad cess—tnt ren»irin(t sc>tt street tw«m hbju turg n'reet iiad the bu»e une kktlruad t>6»-ror repairing tho approaches1 to the brdire over the u*rk and bkinner can»l on oliio ktrect wmo forrepairinr j'-fferson stre«t between south division and bwaß streeu a«4v-fot repmirirw the m>u'-herly ide cf terrae street betwe«d the northwesmr.y line of henry street and ft ouit 75 feet northerly therefrom m4s-for repairiiig scot street mm hie state une hatlr ■*& and h'.-scock itreet aau-forrepwrni vermont street between ejr t cno and twejftb aueeu 6644—forrepairins vermont street between tenth and eleventh strut ta 0645 for n pftiring vermont street between twelfth &■tbtrtmmm street forrepsjring tiawl str^-t between thir teenth mid fourteenth streets to 47 for r*i*airinr vprmont utreet l<etween four teenth n.l ismp streeu s4s—for repairing verai.nt street between hcdjre and premen tn.-cte flglß fi-r rei«iring verm nt street betw^ec bremen a&d brayton titrcete - 86s0 f^r repalrtnu vermontßtreet between bmjton and rogen stneta msi—for rej-airinr theeswt jide of madison street between biufa strret and a point oudway between tauria and pecaham s'.rveu 045-—for repairing the ca*t i-je of madison street between a pviut midway beween bfttaiia ar.d peckham nreet csr rorrer*irins tn-we^t side of hftdlion strfm becwee a point smidway between bauria slod i'eckham ktreeu mm—f-t repairing the west side o madison street between batttift street an>l a point ro!<i between ea-*ria and peckbam streeta csu—for r«t»ihng ferry street between niagara and ftus-th washington streets 06s6 for repairi •«: carrot itreet between van rii .-•>. i r ftnd uyilraulic streets 0657_f0r repairintf louisiana street ftl the eroseicg of curi-ll strict tsoss for rearing th westerly nije m tirjinia street het«een i>gru and seren h i-tr-eh msf—for npairin t^e easterly srde of virginia street between ni«gar sud serenth mreets moo for lej-airiar carroll street between lm iaiana ttreet mil ihe westerly lioe of lot 90 mffl—fir repair.ng spmce strtot between byca nore ftui g«aesee streets caftl-for repft^ring tho we«t tld cf fourteenth bhide lilir.-l and maasa.hu sdts streets urn r^r tepurinc the eairt de of fourteenth sirret betwmq bbodft island and maesachu s-jtu fttrevti mfle-for repairing tifft street between the state lin u*lro»d jack ftod the hamlurg t»nv pike 6k - for repairing tutt itreet between hopkiiu : street and the sute line railroad mtg—for rrpsfarinr perry itreet iwtwwn main ai-h»l*»»r»»»rr«t 667—for repejnn snring f reel b*tw*eu pyns mort tre«t and a paint saidway betneei syoaooi and uatatia attvata mt—for repairing jefferron street between v th«w and sjreaanorc strevu jafs for repairing main s-»f r in peacock atrmt " atthterosw^of aiaatraat im—tor rapairlng side lewar in eawt iv of pearl l «•* ■«*■rf ehippcwa emeel m-for repairing the sew*r te lujpom stwet be tweeßßijr*esu«r»*4p«iy»tim if for rvcairuttt tih s*ster la pennr irmnli m-for nmlriac ml «»" hi 10-uh ■!!• ol | sotejatto »«« rf mt oo«i«7 e iafe baak wu-parwpitay ■*» la swrth teraca r.r»*t c7>—»s iiiin 11 i mm m 1 iwrinr •* ti mbnh nmr o fillip sjtf walk streets _ cat—tor repaint '■a t d la—liw a tat ortfcweul eoraer of bwu nd mkbigw stneta 577-for eumtii tuif tbe swwer aad reeetrer kt the northwest roraer of carroll ud welle treeta e673-for niniiwf the sewer sad rwemr at the • uthea«i ouroer o franku and court et/e*u 867»—for repairing tbe sewer and reeeher at th ontaeait corner of geaetee ud jackson tweta mm—forenmtrueting i«*tr and ncatrer at the northwest earner of franklin and w*n ltmte wai-foreoostraetinca eeww mad raeeinrkt the s uih«eaterlj comer of ohio ud waahlrg streets ««■* t t repairing the kw and receiter at to eonthweet oornerof william and ur.i a streets *«- for raising the gutter aereai herta mtlbbcii etreat,oa m mi 4 washington street mm for ralsfaaf the ntan and 11 nhasjawrblna oa urn nlilj aid of miemcett etrewt be i iiarnli i miiml iinitaiailliaj in ■■worth divimon an ea«-le etrecte eetl—for nenng the gutter aad nacttfog eurblag on tae westerly kie of mefclgan street tw twin neria dmsfoa street aad a t eint mlny hifssu keffta ihtmoa and kafle straeaa mat—for leietng the gutter on the southerly tide of prime street between dayton street ex tended and the receiver at tbe angle tear ham street ml7—for raising the gutter and resetting tbe curbing about 150 leet easterly on the south aide of chlppewa street at the southeast eor ht of chippewa and morgan etreete c6ss—far raisin the gutter acroei itorth dirmod street od the weet tide of wvmiitfton street cfi69—for ramnff gntt«n oa the ea«t side of mlchl jn btreel brtweea svutt and l rry strteu mw for opening utten on the no thwesterlr tide of vtnnnla street between sixth ud sev enth ■iris.n mftl—for rtuing the gutur on the northerly aide of ex£bacg street to c»dd«et with ule j-ts mu-:t ou wi.li andßxchange streeta ys^t fur nising tbe gutter on the east elde of kiagara itreat enuth of albany etreet at thu eoutheaxt ooraer tf niagara aitd aiutmj \ sircets i 0601 for opening gutter on bouck avenae from delaware street to a point co rod we*t*riy i daw—fit repairing and mainuin'ttg iron swing ' bridge over kvane ship cs,ual on wat«r i maa cooa—for repairing and maintaining tbe bridge ! over prune 5up oa canal street 0404-for sprinkling delaware street between tir pnia i.ii-i i'enj sueeu for 1-ii 1670 and . 66d7 or repairing rratt ttreet between bataria ' i wuuun struts 049 c—for refwirinc bowninsr tre«t between whites i ,::.' r i-i ■;■. iload and a ; t about mij coo9—f'r ri'|&irinp the ci.n.i on the nortbeael de of ninth trect between york and oaa nn'ticut ftn*et 0700—fur r..:..tr v iijc a sidewalk on the south i westerlr ule i.t nioth street between pton • iu:na », 1 lir-oj k.n-ets ! c7ol—for coiatructin a sewer aad reeelrer at tbe northern t corner of ili^b and mitlberrj strtets 870t—fnr e'^strutting a sewer and rocelver at the : north we*t earner ut ilijfh and uuiben7 itrucu ' 670s—for repairiug tbe sewer and reeeitar at the , northwest coiner of e>f'.e and em itreeu ! 0704—for c^nitructiog a tewer li michigan street from th centre of amk street i the south line &.: 8706—for far nc the went/rly side of terrace street between erie and look street q7o6—for conetru.ting a croe»walk aeroes tenth strte on the northwesteilj side of maryland street 707—for repairing th sewer and receiver on the w.«t nidi of pear street it te uorth taifle treet 670s—fur en»lle utreet sewer at its mouth i.i van u ■.. •''• ir street 0700 — vm coastructtnj sewer in ijew»lk on the street dsted buftalt december 20 iw9 elijah ambrose ijo.h heceivtr oft»ifn wood abutme>tat the west erljf end ot the iron swing brie tt k aiu ship canal on water stre:t :-.:.■. w her«br given that i r -» - i1 be received at the street r ,>..■»; r.rr office untu friday 24th inewint 1m « 10 o"cl ck a m , for comtruc-tinga wood abutment at tbe w««tehy end of tbe iron swing bridge over evim ahlp eaoal ou water street i bpeetdcations for the above work mvy b s*en at the - trc coiiunistioner's office on aud after wed netday 12d instanu alex brush ft net qußanisainnet buffalo dec 1 im9 i}7 assessment roll notice notice i hereby cttch that the hue for the oottamsntion of the amsiaaiint ror bereinafvr de erismd and tm hearing of parties interest tarrain haebeea poatpoarl uuul honda ihmnber 7 tsat til hcujie * ftms—for paying the eoaspenaailon awarded to the owner or owners of land and i ;■]■>■!'.. taken u lny oi't and emend van l;r,i-!<iu<.t nt ' ■t fr-ui thvßi>u(h erly curb be el elk sajaat to tin w,->ter!y cuu ime of abbott k ul amount 2*f9 08 obdl 3 waiwwell city clerk dated bnffa'o t)f c . si i^^9 ti-4t fifteenth street extension the report of the commissioners appointed by the superior c'inrt of buffalo to ascertain and re port the ju.t compensation to be paid n tbe person or>vr»o-is"wniug r harini an intercut in tbe land and property necessary to lay out nd cx'eml fif teenth atroet from its present terminati nat york street u jcrsry street eummencing at a point 2ud fuel easterly frum f'aurteeiith bueet on ttie south erly line of 1 ork tlreft running thence fouthrrly and parallel with fourteenth street m jersey itreet ie at rieht aogk easterly along the northerly i jersey street w feet thence at right a<igie erly to yor street thence alonjf lhe outtier]y t york 5o feet to tbe place of r-ecln bavtaf been returned to the ocuawi council ted with lhe aaiax lii ii liiwiisjlij t'ivcn tl.at mm report will be uii-d hy thfl ronm^n council uf t'ecily at o uu monday dtcemb'r 271h lsfetf unleus ob iiu ui tht.1 cor.firuiatioi thereof ahall uefure that u filed with tbe city clerk ckurub s wardwell dt n*rk dated buffalo dec u ibjb ui-w supreme court erie couih'y k v william mcxsr puintiff against louise > l.uhmin chrulian f luhman aektlphns e hfa&dcl theodore wilkins william wilkinn ilcr nai 11 qrore john k klmb«ll benjamin w mcr iam charles whittemore benjamin /- wheeloct ymm okborn charles a wrwrht alom s neal i*mej f henderson horace l'uey wllard hawei ullam r willoughby john copecatt francis defendants to the defendant above named t ! are hereby nimmoned to answer the coca - » ■■: in thb actina and eer-e a cupj of your answer m me st my office in tht ci:y of buffalo new fork within twenty days after the service her f ~.■.(?:„■v of mucl serrice awl ifyoutal tho e.mpuiat m aforesaid the plaiu.il iri applr i the lourt for the relief demanded n aid wmptaint which complaint s flied in the of i.e of the clerr of th county of erie at sa-d eily v • i.c 6th of november 13*9 d*ted buff^o nov bth isw 12s-6w cnarlks.huetteb pl'ffa atty taxes erie county tax of 1869 hue county trausurir's office conerof be:ee ai 1 pearl itreeu } buffalo december 1,15c9 ) nutlce is hereby giren that the aawmeut rolu and warrant<t for tee sereral wards ot the city of bofalo containing the tax for the year 18a0 have been received by mr and that a.l peraoos and cor porations naxued therein are required to pay their taxes at this office on or before the 15 n day of march next lpon al tax ■paid before the first day of january next no addition will be mads butan v liiuou of cue per cnt setni-monthly therea tor wi i :»(.■maje up-~>n all taxes from < ime to i ime remaimnn unnah mitil flre per cent sh»ll be added the sd liii n of one percent wf ] bs made on the second and sixteenth days of each in nth all taxe re maining unpaid • n the lith d*y of miuch next wi.l draw ttterest at the rate ■f twelve per cent per say num and all taxes renalnfntr unpaid on the lmh day of march next will be piaeed in the handa of a oouecorfcr rutlettion the britl time for receiving taxes wuhoutaddi tion rendersit necewurr that the heavy tax payers bould pr.jt.ure their bill and make th«ir paj-mrnts ai early in the month as poaslble offlee houn from 9 a m to 4 p m charles r ourkes isn tna.-urrrcf erte county mffe€tmohek ~ tjibbttval3 schools chueches familiks bpp3eu with the vait and para t uma * o*.i confectionery nbstclaebcaia»giofallkdrds fixjt toysinprofdsion pusekti3 filtt3 kl'l ', kc oramt in kip ud cvi mdnl d^'j uotf alw&btt st ko 101 juln dmi holiday presents & 989 main strcwfcj wi will open monday dicembebzutb ix addition to our lami retail de rartusst a fabt op obh wholesale defabtment fox tme lau of fancy goods 4c 9 . eufilit glove am hi.nckkfdiet boies is bk1 fob bbioal rttktfsnts j inlaidipearlwritinb desks bleoant jewel boxes fancy boxes or eteut dsmurnon and pbiui portmonies jet sets uff idltf sleeve bottom brushes fancy watches vks em vh to barnes & bancroft 1359 main street h»x famct «!——. christmas piesestb an elegant assobtvent of toilet sets cut glass cologne and extract bottles • love haibieacnief aid jewel loxei odor cases ivory toilet sett portmonies smelling bottles c l jenner'a drug store ib lg m»in rt oppoaitc ti fm-t great inducements charles rosenau 562 main street will offor tat mlfl a urga ud well tel*ct«4 rto«k of embroideries laces y colin and hudlnm fun sorg lace veils worsted embkoidebieb and zephyr worsted at the lowest pricb best french corsets m it w but eu elotes f»um hfttcts opwakds ii mumed velvet liiiim aid itllet velvets eitba tnducxiiests w.ll be offered 362 trnnmrr.rw block merry christmas p smith bm just r*mlv«d a new uid well ml«et«d bt*ck of holiday goods coniiftldf of tib w«k ims mis sjfgfe sbl if k ufx f bmlth gothk h«ll 1w luia w t p hoffman for the holidays show cards glass or paper od/lfofeor mxteu onto u-ul i e binica st cp-lttin j f crosbland will open a sew stoci of millinery goods fi-r wholesale tnd b«t*i trade ■kk c«w lo»t:m utlblaatrm os wedinbiiat octobek wth am imblt o—apt«i fcr -*■>■" t w«hfc tjuplex mirror agency inniim im>i lookimc classes picture tad portrait frames chromos engravings scripture texts or anjtkin tto pataiaidf to tk ~ • . 11 n j ». howcll fr.rhlch takhr llltliva iwtarwilluii 1 p«wti»tet7 teeth i extracted without pain jk uul xitboci oxide r o«hi»s gas m 3 etraicht - • dentist office over baot st i duor.>:o sni ••- bnsus k
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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1869-12-23 |
| Description | Buffalo, Erie County, NY, and region daily (except Sunday and occasional holidays) newspaper, 1866-1878; both preceeded and succeeded by the Buffalo Morning Express. |
| Subject | Buffalo (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Erie County (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Twain, Mark; Clemens, Samuel. |
| Location | New York (State), Western; Erie County (N.Y.); Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Contributors | Twain, Mark, 1835-1910; Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910 |
| Publisher of Original | Express Print Co. |
| Date of Original | 1869-12-23 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Publisher of Digital | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Digital Collection | The Buffalo Express |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Notes | Buffalo Express Vol. 24 No. 8160 |
| Rights | There are no known copyright issues associated with the Buffalo Express microfilm. |
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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1869-12-23 |
| Description | Buffalo, Erie County, NY, and region daily (except Sunday and occasional holidays) newspaper, 1866-1878; both preceeded and succeeded by the Buffalo Morning Express. |
| Subject | Buffalo (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Erie County (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Twain, Mark; Clemens, Samuel. |
| Location | New York (State), Western; Erie County (N.Y.); Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Contributors | Twain, Mark, 1835-1910; Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910 |
| Publisher of Original | Express Print Co. |
| Date of Original | 1869-12-23 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Identifier | 18691223_001.jp2 |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Publisher of Digital | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Digital Collection | The Buffalo Express |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Notes | Buffalo Express Vol. 24 No. 8160 |
| Rights | There are no known copyright issues associated with the Buffalo Express microfilm. |
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buffalo express vol xxiv thursday december 2*j igo jukx bw died bboinfi ii tvichv.nr uv«tld in ****■• •* wit of i-r ■x n.l mratl f »!*•«>», vd > i "— '. at awrrftf t mourning goods 4 l »£•». 4 114 *~*•»*<»• ■*- washington inrorau or the beccxt couixsfohd wkcm os tbx m claihi question tut or nx i^mi imimcciiom or kulfflft mutlit rvec[»lk btai jfmfst or tki case-treariremt or the kman mixi9trt-tbi ftermvftatlo dcauhdti adjoifiinmest of x>n-g»e3 to th 10th rmoximo—tub ge j&qia bill afprotcd .* bt the pebtdemt-sesitobial cos rzkhatiaais-attornxt oemmlal hoaats yaks withdrawn washikotox december 22.—th cor respondent on the alabama claim is very lengthy occupying abomt five w»sn in lb newspapers ft embrac a long lettor of instructions to mmuur motley aad ont from lord clsrssiiasi to mr thomson mr vwk madm date of bipfcfliiii s5 f 1869 to mr motwy iaforma that g««e asaa that ai tho tun of fci lispsaasaia whm the united starte th cuims ware not then in a coodi tio a sort hopeful far nego tiacioß and tki swbskdsoo of a*a?fftiatiooa oraahort time oaiah lut excitement to ihia lord claraadaa had axpraased hie agreement bat that the piaaiiuat of the t nited states now ooaaidera it appropriate to resume murptiattima mr fish ys to mr motley that the president hope her majesty's government will conduct further negotiations at washington where any proposition will be received and carefally oonaidered by the president lord clarendon letter to minister thornton of th date of november g 1869 reiv.-s to the dispatch of secretary fish on the cause of dissatisfaction to which the jnited state considers itself entitled with the british government daring the late war lord clarendon says secretary fish's dispatch make no prop**ition a to th manner in which such dissatisfaction may be remedied but he iaauucu thornton to inform fiah that that britiah government will b ready to cooperate in any honorable manner to esceet a satiafartttrr adjustment of th difficulties between the two coun tries in relation to the alabama olaima the following ia an extract from isecre tary fish's second letter of instructions to minister motl«y : dbf**tv ctt or stats ) w'i.mli f.,i;.r sssh 1.-«1 i sia wheu you left here upoa your uaiaaion the moment was thought to be the must hopeful to enter upon renewed oia cussion of the negotiations with the gov ernmentof great britain on the subject of the claims of thia government against that uf her majesty and you were instructed to oonvey to lord clarendon the opinion of the president that the suspension of the discussion for a short period might allow the subsidence of any excitement or irrrita uon growing out of events then recent and wikjht enable the two governments to ap proach more readily to a solution of their differences you have in formed mo that lord clarendon aw no objection to this court and agreed with you that it would be well to give time for the emotions which had been ex rited of late to subside the president is inclined to believe that eulßcient time may n.v.-e now elapsed tn allow a subsidence of those emotiona and that thus it n»y be opportune and convenient at the present conjunction to place in your hands for ap propriate use a di"pasiionate exposition of the just cauae of complaint of the gov ernment of the united states against that i great britaiu la order to do this in a latisfactory manner it is necessary to go back to tha very beginning uf the acts aiid events which hare iv their progrcim and consummation ao much disturbed the other wise amicably relations of the two govern ments the secretary then enters into a history of the grievances in the course of which he writes the precipitancy of the declaration of the queen'a government aa bright charac terized it the remarkable cslsrity undue and unfriendly haste with which it was made appears in its having been determined on the sixth of may four days prior to the arrival in london of any official knowledge if the president's i n lissailii n of april 17th isgi by refemßjaj wjawh the fended.*aid tiilt it w#m >jw •• w .^' *™^* afcffs*a***sas mißimajr a v ia sbbk sbj the part of u i&"s*ate tne premature new of the measure is further ho wn by the very tenor of th - proclamation which sets forth its own reason namely : whereas hostilities have commenced be tween th united states of america anil certain states styling themselves confed erate states of america he then argues that theie waa no just ground for procla mation of belligerency he says there was no such fact of necessity no such fact of continued and flagrant existing li9stilitiea to justify the action of great britain iv the preaent case hence the united states felt constrained at the time to regard the pro clamation as a sign of purpose of unf rienuli nesk to them,and of friendliness to the insur gentß which purpose could not failto aggra vate all the evil of the pending contest to strengthen the insurgents and to embarrass the legitimate government and so it proved as tiiue went na as the insurrection from political came at leegth to be military as sectiouaj controversy in the united states proceeded to exhibit itself in the organiza tion of gxcat armies and fleets and iv the prosecu;ion of hostilities on a scale of gi gantic magnitude then it waa that tne spirit cf the queen'a proclamation showed itself in the event seeing that in virtue of that proclamation the maritime enter prises in the ports of great britain which would otherwise have been piratical were rendered lawful and to the end continued to be the arsenal navy yard and treasury of the insurgf-ut confederate a spectacle was thus presented without parallel in the history of civilized nations great britain although the professed friend of the united states yet in time of avowed internal peace permitted armed cruisers to be fitted out and harbored and equipped in her ports to cruise against tbe merchant ship of the united statea and to bum and destroy them until our maratime commerce was swept from the ocean the merchant vessels were destroyed particularly by cap tors who had no porta of their own iv which to refit or to condemn the prises and whose only nationality waa the quarter decka of their ships built aad despatched to sea and though aeldom in name still professedly owned in great britain e&rl russell truly said it so happens that in this conflict t'ae confederates have no port except those cf the mersey and clyde from which to send out ships to crui&a against the fotie rals the number of our ships thus di rectly destroyed amounts to nearly 200 and the ralne of tn property de stroyed to many millions indirectly the - feet was to increase the rate of insurance in the united state to diminish exports and import and otherwise obstruct domes tic industry and production and to take away from the united states the unmet e foreign commerce and to transfer this to the merchant vessels of great britain so that wub in the year isgo the foreign merchant tonnage of the united staus amounted to 2,540,237 t^ns in 1860 it had sunk to 1,432,923 tons tha depreciation 1 represented by a correspond ing increase in the tonnage 01 great britain durintf th - tz.6 period to the amount of 1,1:&},4j0 torn and the amount of coaimerce--~ah gtractod from tia united states and transferred to great britain during the aam period ia in still greater proportion toms in utect th war aysinat the united states waa carried on from the port cf great britain by british nbjsote in the mas of the twtd-.rit*j mr cobden in tfce hona of caaunons char icterixedby the*e vary words th aete per mitted or sttffersa by b british govern ment you bar baaca carrjiag oa war from these ahors against th caited states ha said and bar b*en inflicting an amomt of daaoag oa tb ooutr irrsatertaan wot.ll hay been nrodiassa by many ordinary wan anin ha write it remains ot-ly in this relation to refer 10 one otaer point n-aie'.y th question of deeligence—collect on the part of the officers of the british govern ment whether superior or to difcrin the cooferk ate cr*.iscx9 acl etp cially th ab-^itia the moat ancee*s.'a r depr^j t ■: - i-d t\i c mru^rce of the united fftrtt o>i tli p nt he prauent tonc:=l v tbjit bsaa n d hctt le sold for various i^eat reasons fa the aam r ha been eikaaattfvly iii-ilalia.ajt.th li t mor by ucceeiire llaarir a — ™—*— ii his yi ■■■of aa tganae ka dioaaaaad with franknaaa > isaat be tmaaa ia thia aaaaaaj i aa a eaaa of itreoia aagaceao >. which sir wilfiaai joaaaasataagt at h ranjd aa aaajtsl-1 or appnxiauto a erf mcatioa the t^^"^"l b p aaomore eaaaoa a r'malit wjaaaat daaaar of thought or l.ngiaga jiuii nl 1 taaaiilatha sana's miuirtera aad urn pissdaat whila por psaiag of eoarat a : hi aaaas of duty ro qnirea to saatafa the rights of th caitod btatea ia t u thai laiinl ami.li tod«.yetin«.a wm—kaad act am rela tion to groat brita i ia th aarne apirit of international reape.l which h axpeeta of aeria nlatioa to tlr , united statea aad a .. aiceerely doairom that ail d»..«.n be twew tha at*m teat aaay be a oaa iluctcdmnot only i prereat a agtrata tioa of tke exiatiag liffimlhaa hat to toad toon*h»iiiinlt»i td aaiieahls a tsrmina lioai as hast hsceaaar two aaaat aattoas f ■ooaajam ofulat ***'! w*maam>b4 laaoattt aaaatd again th stkretl 7 y it ia iapoubl o*to mmf ■maa etwtoml lly otmdoet of tbe stet u]r m n«ms great britai-i « hkm 000 wn u rvrolt f the bhtuh caloai wiu tka l gntt briuia m reg*nie vte i—wrtiit in the soathera stototl v t so iwto w«r fitted ont hj america it porte of tbe natber undt to prey on v » oooaein o great britxin only ia a tit ju t**titt did a raw icaa cmiien hare a 1 tfnporarf faarborag 10 texel year after yeu xporuof masittonaof war for the nether la 4a wen forbidden by the sutfi generally th more oonpleuly to fai£l the duty of unity and aeatrality toward great britaj v but nanrthelen ire briuin treaty f the declamation of neutrality by the bt *■a faeeral and the obaerraao of that d lantioi a a —«*••— \ catue of war ag-uoat 1 i prior to which the kjitiijj otermmea ettatinu ally complained of t • fwawwul ppliee derived bytheooloßi from the uland of st euituphe how lijjh in toil rnnpeut would hare been th burdei of th tjsited sutes daring tha late ia*i rreltioa if british aid had been confin*d to 1 ntnhwid commerce i-atwten the imurg v and the port of nmmu nut uch ia ho oomplaint of the united state againa grwt britaia we complain that the inmrwotion d the southern b i.l if it dii not tixist was continue and obtained it enduring vitality !■-, meana of reaorcea it drew from li it britain we romplain by rcaaoii i an iiuperfeot dis charge of its neutral uu*e on the part of the queen'a goveram it of gre«t britain became the militaiy naval and financial basis of the imuiyi ll ■agauuit th united state we complain f th destruction of our merchant man a jy hritiah eam«n british ahipa m oed by asamen armed with britiah ffr d*ap*leaed from british doakyarda . weltered aad har bored in britiah po -*- w oaanplain that by reaaon of the policy and act of th qatri > miniaten injury incalculahle wm inflicted ob the united states neverthelea l'nit*4 statea manfully and resoldta^aooountend all the great perua and diffuumfa of th aitoatiou foreign and domestic orereome them we euduied with prou ■patience the mani festation of hoatility t ere where we bad expected friendship the president his i oed tbe bill to pro mote the reconstruct 11 of georgia and governor bullock hau 1 1 ■->. a proclamation convening the legiala y *■on the luth of january iv accordant '. witli tho i.econ atruction act the senate remained in aevion from two o'clock thia afternoon 1 ttil alter seven this eveninfi after cou uiog a number of nominations of conipa utively minor im portance the nominal ms for th circuit judges were taken u and the following connrmod george f.yshepley of maine for tho first circuit u f >'•■woodruff of new york for the sec id circmt william mckennan of i'eonsyj lvi.a for the third circuit william b alabama for the fifth « rcuif s l withy o michigan for th sutt circoit the nomination of n jrje a pearoc of maryland for.th foui*h circuit ia under stood to have met witl ' aome unfavorable action iv the nature of kiitponement but ia etill p*pdin.i i*l 1 with that of j.or uaauuwipat f^dod'h tor th matix cmit tmowtfahfty iniiiihiii w jllilii iforactii * » aaa mbm to vuw?ti»»omm»*myil ch«r far associate joatie of u • ssqajsma ocr ' a very loug and at v mm tormf d*b*a ensued as to the propn^r and adviaability of coniirming it finely t became ap parent that a majority ** ' 10 b*snasora prea ent were opposed to h jt'n coa6nmacion and hia friends moved that a farther con sideration of the nynuiy.uc be postponed tliia motion was aegati ad aa was also the next on that th ue x»».t do aow ad journ and anothaaj that th fint motion be laid an th tv£>le at thia point the canvas of tb m nate attowad that there waa a majority < t twelve in favor of rejecting th b*auaai on aatd it in ua derstood that several ew kogland sena tora pledged themselves hat if th majon ty would allow th norn ration to be simply tabled the name of x r hoar aakmld be withdrawn upon this\inderatanding the nomination was aceordi jgly laid on the ta ble a eonsidarable nnmltr of nominations were not reached at all^anu the faiiure of the senate to confirm th ; m cannot therefore be considered ftignificasat of their ultimate fat among these wa that of general sicvles delos w cam iron was oonfinned aa cullector of the twe ty-aeoond district new york xlist congress-second session waxhihgto 5 deoember 22 bevati . mr bumner rep mm iotrodaoed a bill requiring the reot pwisation of the virginia legielature the h |
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