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buffalo express vol xxv wednesday februaky 23 1870 i so 8«1 business directory _■"!>■liihim dfll location of tbi lsadtxg uol'sxs of buffalo 1 bbss of nor readers who bia purchase in bul la hy sbtshej this out aai rti it a * reie/en wl save inns and trouble tha aelaction haa tieoc axef _*_. j ____■■_ a id is bbb_*b_f fl i*bt class-1 amcbi'imvn c ■rl's k ro__3l__l 3 ham at a/l imv-.kment castings ac li..wa a _._;_._*, ui»-.i__..('hi-agon-*arcaaa i.ankei-.y h h i -; : ft j oi n r , cor senec i*i mi ul noes finkcastings ac ' a_.k a co m*s*j aaad aj_atoasa books and stationery ... a..ti i ta l*)h .*._- man ku.tmi ftttrrmh a l-llu , 4*7 llain,cor mohawk f.rl.t.l _ i.i-nt iv main __..._ i n seneca u li ot__^_mito-b_i blank uooks stationery ac to 80 loukwooda jyhnsws sob mala ( utt-siv fl j-aawaaa wu aod li-.ima.t boots bboi a l '*< iirv'vr it -.:*.** main tamma h jlwtll.aoemsin bi_a.nk book manukacturkr i l lilc*:i>_;-ter ltf*a_id 1-.0 w*ah_oftoo os ctionkrs wholssale a katou 11 v hlllod-'k a oqu ism hf-bba cak.'kt oil uithh feathers - ft a j z b l*'t_*.st«r*rs 470 _______ con k tionkkh whole-sale ity ilh/.kme.ci he li a ti i.my halt lit ma:a,*^)*-_dut--hßoua ' una la a crockery b-,'1.1 .. o'_.__ii t_tota (-.-. j i • .-. aj*,444 main cakkiaukfi tarvevawalla-jltalock near courier uoaaa ctr_ack£r ac &. otenb a bon lv and ict knico-t coal wltoaaa-aaß and kettail c h i l.i.r.v 4 c'ij or erie and swaassßs ufculuih ua-.in aft foot l_*iiesee coffee a spju i mills otl ftk a en 3si main uppositm churchea a_,*_s-^-_;s-_-._?a-ss e i uedbtkom 1 co-un.rclal wbarf 0.1 ol main btr_eu dry goods dodd best b . tt , 1 main drapers k tailors u h tkv.tn ... main dyer and renovator uksss esnaaaa _— main lnveu.i'e manufacturers h w ms-msb 2 w h.ao engravers on wood 80 d wllilltuan ml maui fancy goods ftc voloer kili'.lino a co 120 main furniture 40 isaac d wtin ,:, 2.7 main e bristol a co 2 main flour feed and grain w ... lib terrace err even fitlit and oysters tlatt fklit co.,__7 waahlugton fine brass castings buffalo brass foundry,76 eacheo.e olass and paper show cards j i 1 hoffman 10 e seneca bt un atalra grocers wholßsale .. m johnston 71 mala grocers wholesale and retail e 1 holm an 17 main aieo w hulitf 17 e seneca gents furnishing goods addison h hta kord i*7 main 8 n lawrence a .-,,., 16 ma.n mott a blnedii/f ao7 main guns and jewelry j o rolr-on a co la ham hotels bonney hotel cor waahtn.ton anil carroll hair work anii hair jewelry mrs ii.mmel 11 clinton harness saddles ac j s l.tle a son 10 a___s_s opposite man.lttn lian-1 k lii'vii'hkky successor to jno hum t.nrey a un oj main hardware iron ac c t walbrii-i.e 271 main an.l 0 fr-an hurt.ink a kll c-t v arl aittl sen biiinly hllepaill v .:■', ss mam ro-xsb s hose 96 senses dewiiti heed a c0..-a main cor w swas hardware and mi.tals pfcatt a __~-•,_. d hsi-iiees hot air furnaces a '.». gilbert 1 main hats caps and furs 0 m f ok.ikt.er li main bekfitul.t a 1.r0 sb main wm whtei.i,sb main iron k.iundry baot.e iron wurk perry tor mlariaeil.,l clinton iron w'tiiks c.iun.i.cr jack.t-n ir.in koundkiis engines boilers oko w tll'lt sos a co ajhitia'.on nroltio iron nails it r spiks fec pratt .-. tit i*l a n otcrr_ce lager iieer billiasds if sicbasl surbbtsb 2til main 1.1.1ht carriaoi and sleigh d c iiudwi.n a__aitd 33 wasliiugton look-so glass picture frames howard a li nl.nll 1 b riwau malleable iron pratt a letr--!iwuktu 6-«*id 1 terrace marble mantles and grates .) a ooofss 111 i>'-iawari -. swartzacj..3---lidn marble ft granite works dsmsosi a robsob cerr_rr cotut and morjaa joiis cr..wfhktt 187 a.i.l is s-ssaae mii.i.inkry wtinleaale an.l retail uesny l.lllln 2*o main w u wtkidwaki *"-• la i mourning gocds dodii best a co 11 main manufacturing jewelers ac u v jl'enulino 27 s_s__sa obq % ws portable pipe derrick r"l.l.iie-iabeii a co 1 and 41 c.n.lon organs melodeon3 4c oeo a ps-bcs a co ni-s-ra serouth and sta r-land oils paints fcc s pease tl and 67 m.tm planing mills d..ors sash ac *. a evans a co mechanic printers ft blank book man'fs uaheß a jones 2m and 122 waahinf»n treat plastic slate roofing b r inneb 241 main pianos music 4c cottier a denton m lais piano manufacturers o kcrtzman 106 10s and 110 bau.ia devine bros 41)1 niarrara cor marylanrl paper hangings fcc m h bi rue 218 main montuomkry hrtrs 295 main mlrrett niciiol 7 main pnotographers w m enioiit __« main . r liambletun hub and 0-uin u l ullr 1 main sewing machines oroyer a sakss s m co 11l main wiiek.lkh s wilson s «. co 274 sain,oor wilcox a oidbs s m co 14 s division how rb m co 18 w swan florences m co 401 matn saddlery hardware ftc pratt a lhto ritiortn 2 and 61 terrace sl_,k hat manufacturers c baceenzie 187 main stove hollow ware bird a co t-nr brace at and erie caua stained glass buffa-o stained olass works,-i f-arl a l burns 3 bato school furniture w oh abe a sob 11l seventh scales and safes suftalo 80ax.e works 63 maln stovf.s and hardware miaw ferris * co m main bt.-ves furnaces and range i , swart a co 301 ma.n trunks dasielh ht.mfhkey snrtceeaor to jan hrna b_-a/ss_-.saasa tobacconists am adass aco.,_»*'s_hlnetona_ia_cfesrl uibson f howard a v 1-0 was^wn watches jewelry ft diamonds pitkin's jewelby btore 92 ms-n tbe dickinson is mala dam b castle i'll main b.evbn bros 4.0 main watch makers ft jeweler.i julius walk er 1 7 main died bab-el feb _!, in tbl city frank o-t of lewi and m-r a satnoele af-d 7 *____> and 1 fn-an on thunder be ms ■-*-. at 10_-eloc iron tbe r-.ld-nae st hi parent no 2jb south dieial in treet frl-tnd and acquaintance are innt.d to attend ths f-eersl of tba lata commodore stephea c-i.mnlin v 1 .--« place 0-1 this wednesday ire a la a 11 else lr-m ba lale reside no 71 ms»street :___.. a ■mends sad a-iiilali—bss hrrttc 1 attend washington additional extbactb fbom tee hlfl correspondence details of colonel baler horrible indian uassacfie in montana—only fifteen able-bodied melt ik the hundred and sixentt three bitchered-tett of senator mmmm-wm bill to reform t1.5 civil se f v.ge—senator conk ling's con gratulations on the adoption of the itth amendment-mungen'3 indecent attack on senator sou ner bt tw.bgra.rt to tribxraem.i washington february 22.—th docn bb«nta on the cubaa qnestion called for by resolution to-day was laid before the house and on motion waa referred to th committee on foreign affairs the following appear among tha corres pondence from minister sickles to minister fish october 16 1863 i i have the honor to transmit herewith a copy of my note addressed to the minister of state silvela on the 28th ult.,|and a copy and translation of hia reply dated the sth inst sickles to si i vela septemper 2s isl.c the undersigned had the honor i a july last to offer to spain good the ofecesof the united states in a manner that should ba found most expedient for the peacificationof cnba tbe minister of state in a subsequent conference communicate to the undersigned a reply of the cabinet of madrid to th over ture and the undersigned having duly transmitted the same to his goverment in forniod the minister of state on the 3d uf september of the views of the presi dent in regard to the basis suggested on tbe part of spain in that conference and at the same time communicated to tbe cabinet of madrid the basis proposed by the united states for an adjustment of the questions pending between spain and cnba the propositions were deemed by the pres dent to be most advantageous to all inter ests compromised by the deplorable conflict in cuba and t it was believed that this arrangement would be acceptable to spain the minister of state acknowledging tbe sincerity and friendship of the off r made by the united states has intimate to the undersigned that the basis proposed by the united statea cannot be accepted by spain and that even tho friendly inter vention of another power would embarasi the spanish government in proceeding with tho liberal measures it proposes to initiate to meet the requirements of the situation in the antilles lhe undersigned there fore in conformity with instructions with draws the ott.r of good offices of the presi dent of the united state 9 heretofore com municated to the government of the re gent and while both nations will reserve their full liberty of action if occasion shall hereafter arise when the united states may contribute by their friendly cooperation to the settlement of tho question at issue in cuba the undersigned is instruct to state that the president will be happy ib assist in promoting a result ao conducive tv the interest of spain and america silvela to sickles october 8 18t.9 in your note in accordance with the instruc tions of tbe united states you withdraw the . if ra of good offices to the insurgent in cuba tho spanish government had accepted with gratiiude these humanitary offices which it did not aocept becau it could not were all tbe basis upon whicli they were founded basis which evidently as it now appears constituted the essential condition of the offer the spanish gov ernm-nt could not accept the basts the t.rst of which was the independence cf cuba becauceeven if they had wished it it was not within their competence to assen to the dismemberment of the territory o this monarchy without the permission or an - thorization of cortes but the cortes waa far r r permitting and authorizing this aa manifested by the unanimous reso lution of their permanent commis sion that they were ready to lend their entire support to tho government in an elevated and dignfied poli y on the cu ban question calculated to preserve the integrity of the territory and national honor and were disposed to convok national representatives to strengthen th action of the government tho span ish government proposed spontaneously to present to the constituent courts for their deliberation in accord with the depu tits of the island measures which should tend to give to the cubans the liberties their condition may require in harmouy with th-.se proclaimed in spain—a complete amnesty for those who have fought against the mother country gradual eraancipatiou of slaves and the ri^ht of the tree toj hold pubic offices and share in making lawa humanitary and good offices were accepted with gratitude upon this basis if the united statea now withdraws then it is apparently because they consider aa indexible the basis ot any negotiations the doc.arat.on ol independence to which respect the gov ernment professes to the constitution of spain no other consideration not less im portant permit us to ac.-_._e but as the offer of good offices is being withdrawn the spanish government baa do no lesa than 2 insider the basis and conclusions on wtrch they were foundud as having passed out i.f view this is sufficient to causa the span ish government t recognize the fairness of the united states and th respect which is due to the sovereignty of a people which haa been its friend and ally from the be ginning of ita glorious history your ex cellency moreover observes in ending yoer note that while the president of the re public reserves his liberty of action he will be happy if he can contribute anything to the pacification of cuba which will result equally advantageous to the interest of america and spain his frank and aoble declaration is extremely satisfactory and i beg that your excellency will preaent to tho president the thanks of the spanish government at the same time 1 venture to indicate two a t which it is in his power to accomplish and which will serve aa an illustration of the loyal and friendly people towards spain first to exercise hie natural in fluence upon those who having taken re fuge in american territory to foment rebel lion to the end that they following the general initiative of the spanish govern ment contained in the gazetu oi the 28th of september they may induce their fol lowera to abetaia from giving savage char acter to the conflict with outrages and crimes with which they have been hitherto shamed the spanish government baring manifested ita purpose to carry on the con test within the limits prescribed by modern civilization orders have beea given to the authorities to proceed with all mod eratioa eq-_ured by humanity it would be truly monstroa if the insurgents ahonld continue the barbaroua conflict which they have begun and it should keep on perpetu ating the excesses which oatrage the con science of henorab.e men rendering them selves wholly unworthy of the generous hoapitality which the republic diapenaea to those who under the name of the cuban junta stand forth aa the promoters of in saireet-oe the spanish government bar ing spontaneously set this example and being resolved to act in a civilized and humani-ariaa ser.se a wide field ia opened to tike united states to show their sympa thies aod good will toward the government aad nation which proceeds ia thia mannei notwithstanduig the conduct of the rebelß the aeoonjd which may illustrate the rincerity ot tha president's offers ia ia re gard to the gunboat constructed ia the united statea by the order aad expense of spam were aal to go against her or even to fight tba insurgents of cuba bat to de nd oar coaata against the agfrssaiens o alub-tsters aad p-iaeaa th stroagr-a-l srgaaiaal which your j._xcell*ncy haa user ea variaoa ocoaaieas to eadeavor to d*****rio strata ahe iaumtoa.b af the iaaartectioi haa beea tbe extent of ita duration bat thi ai|jßßmißt wiil have aa weight while the ia aarreetioa receive coatiaaal 810 uilliiliiil fi-om abroad while it does aal re main isolated aad wit boat etber eha-apir-m than the cabana thutasa.yra oaly ahsa ia tu*r_**c_i.™cont-i*nes in this b_aan»r an it bu ergad that it ii veated aad rooted ii tbe eo-tn-ry tb*t fa maj-w-ty cf tbe cc b*ns q---.it ■*_.) t ■i-.-.---pendent even tha , tbey are worthy to be aeataiaad aad am pi mm mi d ol aalfi _**••*** baaapa aa*-_i tnargy t feeaa a tt-b__ae_a-ity and aaperala si sis a this taaaß ia the aaeaaaa atato t_t linage a the a-asswi spain ca*u__-1 believe aaa aaaal that the a_ap.ity tf the cuban inaliae t separation from the mother conn try bo thai the tarbela«bt aad blind aunonty ar excited aad aided by elvaatarsre aad epe culatora of othor eoaavieo by tillibnat-sr a d pi ratea ga.dad by evil persona and aot by atnotic pnrpoaes aipiro to o*rercome the neral will of tbeii own ccuntrymen and iiat this ia the eel cause of disorder which we deplore spait does not aad cannot ace a cuba that pro found sentiment of true capacity for inde pendence and therefor , if she should con sent to a separation f roc that rich and an cient colony ahe wonid int have tbe great oosolation of thinking bat she waa giv ing existence toa new a tion but deep re morse of a weak abend ning of her own children of leaving unp elected a people of her osrn language and ace to miaerabh perish and disappear coloael baker fl attac on the village of pigeon ia m ntnua on he 23d of january ahow that of the 172 killed oaly fif teen were what micht ie aalled fightinc b.n that ia men be jreca the agea of 12 and 27 yeara tan * tr from 37 t 60 years and eight \-'. i ' %' were over 60 — in all 33 there w —*•* aety nn woane kilied bfty-five ur over jus half of whon were over 3u year --. mg _ aod c-natean be tween 12 and 40 years there were ai tifty children under 12 y*a_r kdled many of tbsm were in their ;. _-. nta arms tb whole village had been suffering for ovtr two months past with si all-pox soma half dozen dying daily the departments are jjl closed in honor of washington birthdaj and private busi ness is generally suspended a grand tern perance meeting will ba held at the con regational church this t fternoon senator wilson will preside a grand ball will be he 1.1 to-night at the ma ionic hall under tho auspices of the best j nown members cf thia community xlist congress-second session waißhiwoto i february 22 senate mr vickers dem md presented i memorial of the nation i board of tret for the passage of a inari c apprentice law referred tc the c-ommitt * on commerce mr stewart(r!ep _ a preaented th credentiala of messrs ea row and white as senator elect from tht state of georgi and asked their reference to the judiciar committee which were r id mr howard rep mich from th committee reported a c t reaolution au thoriaiug the northern 1 ific railroad 1 issue mortgage bonds wi • an amendmen providing that the compai $ may make gocx deficienciea in its land gra ts ariaing fro previous disposition of let s along ita li by taking in an equal qua ty with ad tional limit of ten miles mr wilson rep i ass from th committee reported wit jut amendmen the bill providing for the < of va rioue useless military rese ations mr schurz rep mo from th joint committee on retren lament reporte without amendment the bi i introduced l himself last december to , form the civ service of the united stati j it provides for tbe app ntment by th president with the conßen of the senate of a civil service board of * ne commisßion ers who shall prescribe gui iflcationare^u site for the appointment in o each brane and grade of the civil aervi c and examin applicants for such posit ons exceptir judges and clerks of i nits j states court member of the cabinet \, meters to for eign countries and officers to the senat and house of representat res and here after all other apy.ointm nts cf eivi officers shall be made rom person who have en found i uly qualifi under tbe regulations « tablished b this board appoiotmei a by heac of departments are to be m de in the ordc of seniority and merit aa t is establishe the hoard may call to its ssistsnee sue officers of the government ai 1 men of learn ing as it deems fit officci i now in civ service may be teqnired by | to president submit to the test of exan nation and i not found qualified shalll t-e dismisse otherwi**s the present offitj n hall hoi their position for tha ten of five year from the date of their comt liaaions ofl cers appointed on tho reoi mendation 8 the board shall hold r-flt for eigh years members of the j jard all 1 be appointed for twelve yeara ba of the first nine appointe throe ah go ont every ml y an the salaries are fixed at six th mand per an num women are to be . inally eligib with men for examination an appointmen to all offices that they can fil equally wel mr conkling rep n v de livered a speech onthexvt amendment showing that notwithstandin ; tbe state o few york had rescinded her ratification o that me.--'.re it had becomt a law of tb land he showed what t :'.'■- _ this am ment would havo throughoa the count extending suffrageto hundred of thoaaan of a down-tradden race and aiming tbe was no more fitting time for joicing ov this great accomplished refor , than on tl birthday of washington mr davis dem ky delivered an argument to show that the p ver to rej*c tho i.-institutional im.-u-l n.**_t existed m the state by implication t a t-eceasar consequence of the power u ratify 1 charged that the dominant jsrty had se cured tho adoption of the tvth a men ment through the medium of partisan le islatures and by preventing an expr-essio by tbe people upon it mr pomeroy rep kaa ), moved aa a tribute of respect for the ay that tbe senate adjourn adjourned house mr bingham rep tt from the committee on the judiciary "*_ which had been referred the charges ag mat richard busteed united states distidct jodge for alabama reported that there waa not suf ficient evidence in support of the charges and specification on which to impeach him and asked that tbe oo_a*-aittee ba dis charged from farther consideration of the msttcr and that it be laid en the table so ordered mr julian rep ir from the committee on public i an ia eported a bill extending tbe benefits of s-ne homestead law to tho children of dec taed soldiers paeeed mr dawes rep mass . rising to a queation of privilege referre to the apeech of mr mungen'a published ia the globe laat sunday purporting to h ye been made in the house but not actoa ly delivered and which reflected on se ator sumner and he offered the following i solution whereas hon william muogen ob tained the unanimous consen of the honee to print in tha globe aa i delivered a speech not otherwise deliver 1 aad ceased the apeech to be so printed . od under its rules alleged to be of such a iaracter as to be aa abuse of the privilege . id a violation ot the rules now therefore rtaolvmd that the comm tee oa rales be instructed to inqaire and port whether mr mungen haa not violaf^fl the miaa of the honee and deaerved ita enaare and that in the meantime a-w t**»~mteh bs ex cluded from the congrtmnonox^i *_*♦.. mr dawe epoke on the h_»olat-oa say ing he regarded mr mungen'e apeech a a violation of common decency if it were allowed to pa imaotieed it woald be a disgrace to the honee and the aarreader of the globe to ba the channel of persons abuse for the conveyanoe of matter for which he would be indictable at common law for indecency mr cox dem , n v i favored the rs leolutiaa mr mungen dem 0 defeeded himaelf at length and defies mr dawes to point ont aa objectiooahuaaa*aage in bia : printed re-aarka he had sawrely qaoted from eaaabitie and gibbon aad repeated what triatam bargees bar charged 4po joba randolph he declax *. that he woald aot be gagged laat ha taj a light to free apeech that he had referred to alx sum aor a a leetorar aot aa a 3 a eater he wa a laat called to aider for oapar liaaßeatary langnage the di ana anon waa fo rtlss r participated an by maßara sclteack gar aid j one ot kentucky yoorhees sad ft naworth aad the resolution waa a-grsed to tbs report * p propriatie t2,000,i_*30 to the navy free adopted a unmber of petitioaa wm i nreaeatod mr yoorhees dem fad denied the ianinuation ia mr bea a's bbjai.h af laat flat in day that he bad my mlii with th kavhtaof the u idea usata-aa any secret political fa_b-bal by the hossß waa iato eoa b-rtsa am tee ata tuiilll-i appiirll>lß\il«fc after thirty two pages oa.the bill ware di*pcae<l af aaa nnanmi-bas waa aad th heeee at aatf-aaat fear d)^_a-r*_l new york rctnolos roi'np g iltt of jfcaxdkb in the fiu dsores niw york fakn ry 2—-t \* jury in tha omaa of john re l^lds e*s sylraater breta charg^l with i nutrdar^f vvilliam townaead at five 0 % k riaai iatto court with a verdict dp u *•/ of mnrdrr in the tirnt degree on me jm of the priaonar's i)ußfc-i the sentence a deferreit until to aaorrow . lut ateamer roys anived frim naples to-day.bringa all tba vas aaxm of the new york yacht meteor bich waa i->»t in tha mediterranean the annual dinnar f tba alumvi of wil liams college to-bitf '. at st jadu hotel waa partieipatod in 1 * mor than o-p hnm tred former pop i of the iaaittution darid dudley pr«a tkl suported on tha ripht by preatden iipkmi sjid on the left by william cut ■1 uryact forrign am america ties-'c wricto om thi coast of nobtk africa-mo mrtk'h laks rkciitcd tct a pa4.t cf the passenoeks bl*f 0 itd to bc sa/e ar fairs m mm ad the f^ltfal'la | it ti:imh i 1 i taul mi je ] marseilles f bfnary 22 a tmb«l pointed black ar . ~\[ i h b ¥ n men ashon n«*r i ape fowon or thy north nout of africa v tent wu re*ted on shore over whicl ' is amihgid ftag wu dying no detaili y t rcceited f uhcx paris febraai r 22 - cat tar lier de valdrome miunt r of the irtenw fau submitted to the 1 in ror and to tiu legia lativq bodies i r»p rt favoring tb trali latioa of th rxeei tit adrnini»tr»t in the corp leg tif haa ref•t-rectit to a roidimitre tonnnci g of harrot ' 1 ujfot and pravoat paradol the journal 0 iiciej publithaa 4 list « f poraont appointed 0 reriae and modify the administratite reg ilatiom throu_i;btf;tt the empirt on laggetti mi maia by tfea tf iniitar of the interior and approred tf tb em peror among th nanmt are tb following liberali ivm.it i»»if desmiretf uhil laame gaisot loan x<acaaa i-furergnt and lvevoat para<l>l in the corps le ialatif the des»u ea the interpellation regarding h dom>«ti j.olicy of the gottrnment wm obotinnad count darn on the t^'rt of tb mir-ittry replied to the speech delivered yjrtera y by jules favre he pronounced tgain the demand for the dissolution of the chamber and de lared tha gorerme it ds«irad to maintain peace at home and broad and u uy tha foundation of a par iamaartary gover^ißmnt the emperor had manifested hi fill to follow the liberal olia if any i«cord arose between tha ' hasbera fid th min iatry the emperor mat dc ida t 1 the ministry would rea t ct il 1 the ipeech of tb mister ■«*»« rerajved with enthußiaatic he «, . aai the übate terminated with 23 rot lim or of and 18 against the mini try s afs mapeid februa y i a determined conteat ia antieipat 1 in-the c ' i*a ov the adoption of the ne f c jtiti 100 for tha colony of porto ric . t ia f^ared tta dis pute may lead to a apture of th gc.d un derstaudins betwec 1 ls parcim it the cortes psowßjtjl lisbok february tlt it is m ttor%a fhat a band of 200 mig e-i 4 re i 1 ha^i ap peared at m agador 1 km vv *>. ixhfdok febrnar 2 a ■*£** to tha daily firw denonn'er i cnr lmet of the telegrapmio fa il'ti i in l odon and liverpool when the a-it oritieh ad re on to anticipate and til c v prepai forth in definite expansion f th tmn as os^the transfer of the teleg apk wires t the ot ernment in the honae of commons r bra home secretary s id the m&j ty of be l&w had be«n full v ndr^atad in he ret at events ia ireland the postmaster g mci 1 said t 9 gom>a meot waa not dispoa d t buffet a jrano loi the german-americi a * ble ty f>elan?gd at loweahoft to con tec with i £ offio^of the anglo-america 1 1 kble vxff^any at londou ■political prociedinos of ti it ell d . » it.,ts cosy iftjon i bt tllioura jo sa unm ihdiaha/olis f«?r*>y 22 rhe .<« pnblicui sule contl jon m liere ai itcmoon liiuril ! ma h brain ni eleotsd p-rmm it iniraut with >^», vice preaidrat from xh l;i|>imml i iiatrict uld rct \/. '. m»lc ■oolotadi o new al'j.uf w vi a i'retullpt from the sute at larg ' tb oolorert vioe pre ideat wu conduct t the plttfonn amid deafening lieerm twt colons dalfgtua were premlit from x*f cr»oty and tkrae fren floyd t\e coin itwi »«. largely attjndod il 7 oou i|r in 1 sute waa fnlly «(»;•' ted ''. i pre«nt state office were - nominal ( «■pt the fallowing t g«mral p h mill b or stati tmmfat nelaon treetler far it irnejr oeiwral and 1 judge a h oibora c rapranj tnig in place of judge fraam ho dec ii»ed to be a candidate for reeleetu the platform appnrath j al ooi re of the republican sa ■***>» ana reprek^t atitaa in congrehi ni wee th i.dmin»,ia tion of praaowt on t and «,( the w_»te goremment and con ; tnlatea--.he penpu of the sute that the t-«e ii ac mmt w the stats debt will b i quidauj texai ll^atok austim texaa fa unary t c haav ilton and lientenan j)onr»i flanana hare bean elected i ■tad btajaa hanajara in aceordanea wit ne r»d / j i«»i in nomination tha fans for a lanf and tha latter for the iboi term mrli ia kicnmokd febma j 22 oman l cation waa raoaited n tha lanautura to day from senator jo iaon at walhia jion that virfinia'a fhare « public no grau*d for agricultural 00l t aa.<anting to tbrae hundred thcjm iaerea nowynb iect to;tha order of ,> state nrtkorwae tberepar^ofthch c jnajtrnfy cora mittaa oadan m tha wal ralntinii of the xlvth and xvi ! amanlnaenta v naoaaaary waa adopt l an ilmtaj declaring ft nhuo ary bat waa of «»• ralidity of tha form ratifloat on waa .)» faated ( . f - a motion to reeo tar th "•»•*•»• wjkar-a maaantwaa pad tk akrtion of any inaligibu peraaaa ja aan t k unknown mirrmo <£• the he lonnt wun out t '» nmi ii td *^^* ' stricum f^.-mrj h.-'tajhah.iw suit ccdtmtiaa act t sfcak ajna h«t lliii iftoranan iin e»u 1u numn th mlowuf aaoc mw vn fnitau-i r g«n t t.tlor new tort j a w i ll »« york km mm n m i t vmt mmvm nn¥«k p b thh^j fa^h bnii man b r 1 a lwk irii~w l wab tt hlllml tra i'jrdk d d >• «, ammm tolm h cre(«y utl.lllllll oill < ■«» t a y stewart c«mk k hakk bi jar oat imw e d w 1 caaljmmpaaf 11 f childa b««w wfiaß -« erf f iu f o » ahk clariaal ml •—■*•■i loot oi 8)111111 i . it j ». . •«»*, ' • lltauria ■. ! v _ -' •> 0*«>»ti«1 fimmim i hit w h ik f *■> , • bwoklym financial s—uk in—ph hillni»o of troy orange jndi of fluahing j . i ub kbt w h d«par wb«ittad areport od the rtatistical md kirtoncml deyalup otofm«tkodioiintwst»^tho^ing • great increaae in number and wealth « f the denomination a brief dkenioa follow on the ftdru tarn of christian wotk indicated by the fidu and comparisons set forth in the re port dr livingstone us roderick mirchirovi orlhtok of thi story or thx tutubi diath the burlier of dr livingstone the afri eta explorer which a repotted • lev days ago it not believed by tie moet com petent authorities in england sir roder ick murekison pabluhee the following letter on the snbieet la bis letter to mr doherty frmn tb west ooeet of africa of the 9th of january 1870 captain cochrene etatee that a por tagaaas trader had brought to what place i not eaid the information that when lit ingstona was on the lakee at the bead of congo ninety day's journey frem the mouth of ?) that river he wae killed n ! burned by the natiree now ist us oompare taia statement with the facts and dates in ourpossetsion rr^.-r ing the movements of our great traveler livin|>etone wrote from ujiji on the 34th if may 1889 to zanzibar requesting to tie supplied with a number of boatmen anil good to enable him to proceed to the not th of lake tanganyika and at he expreeaui it to connect the eourees i hare disoov ered irith the nile of speke and baker dr kirk in hie diepatch to lord claren don of the sd of october 1869 stutee that he would loee no time in procuring anil sending the euppliee demanded granted that theee requirementa were forwarded iti a week or two from that dat they oonld hare reached livingstone be fore the middle of december aa it takes two months to oommunicata be tween zanaibar and ujiji how then oan livingstone have had time to organ hie expedition to proceed to the north : end of tanganyika and then round to t*;e ac yet unknown lakee at the bead of tl-e congo by the date required to verify this new rumor of hie death for the death ac will be perceived must have happen o<l ninety daye before the news reached the portugueee eettleaenta on tbe west coast even on the incredible euppeeition that livingstone started alone and destitute as he then wae at ujiji without waiting or the men and euppliee he had written for there would not have been time for him t.i have penetrated the totally unexplored i ■' extensive region lying between i'jiji and the headwaters of the congo not but that 1 think it quite possible ac i have expressed it already to the geo graphical society that if foiled in connect ing tanganyika with the nile he might eventually return by way of the congo and the went coast of africa 1 may be per mitted to refer to the report of a meeting of the society contained in the ftajai of the 14th of december 1869 where it will he seen that i stated that in this ease we should hero before us a long and anxious period of snepenee regarding our traveler ' mr horace waller also writes pointing out the difficulties in the story related to captain cochrane messrs grant brodm & co of 6 east india avenue leadenhail street publish a translation of a portuguese letter which has been in their possession for conic weeks and which they believe to contain the story which waa told to captain cochrane the portugueee trader says after a tedious journey 1 crossed the congo near the town of the chief katende on a bridge of trees and three days after wards i took the direction s s e calcu lating by the sun until i reached the town of the chief manguangua in twelve days march from the conifo and ninety-five days from melange in angola two months after my arrival—the 15th of june 1868—i received intelligence of the arrival at the town of the chief chinde on the other side of the zambesi of a great em bassy from muata-cezembe who ware go ing with tribute to muata-janao cariosity impelled me to send for the ambassador who came with all his followers—about 5"0 persons entering into conversation with him as to the routes to mozambique the idea occurred to me to inquire about dr livingstone he replied that it was not right to speak about such a fetish man i feigned alarmed at his answer and allowed some daya to pasa without touching on the subject again as we daily became more friendly i decided one night on inviting him to my tent aad there i had ready for him two jan of caoollo a drink made from honey—and then after earning the servant to retire ke told me with every appeavanoe of secrecy the following story 1 he'cwuoga.'or dr livingttone,w»*egrett fetish mav he pokeevery day with the tun he never ept in a house he did not fear tha wild beasts—he always traveled with an animal in a box which never ato any thing and he was always talking with it aad asking the way from it ac be never aaked it from any person occasionally he opened papers and talked aloud to them he paesed rivers without a canoe t and did many other wonderful things on hie re turn from loanda he had already the repu tation of being a wizard and no on eared to meet him some daya after he passed • on that journey there died a son of a chief residing at twenty days inarch from the place where they ware then converting believing that l.iv , ingetone had bewitched his eon the chief purtned him but failed to over take him after some time had elapsed learniag that livingstone wae approaching hie territory ho seat out to meet him and gave him atntege a drink for testing fe iah workers and aa soon aa ita deadly er ects manifested themselves they quarter • id and burnt his boay - such is the information which fame ai aaoa mhsaaarlnr of the chief of cacembe communicated to me when i met him on the banks of the zambesa from the 16th to the 26th of jan 1868 » » 1 a tiuinc car aid rat stoet the following wae given to be by a farmer liv ing near pern as a veritable truth to the beat of hi ability be was titling ia his ban silently ea eaged ia larfitfl aa old hsrneee whea he observed hie favorite eat tom cautiously approaching aa opening behind two bir rela tom equalled near the point of ob aerratiea kia tail storing with mejeeti , : biswases his ears act forward inquiringly who us body lid*d nearer aad nearer the opening suddenly he shot forward haethlaek bolt of hlhlsnujfc and aa qaiakly back efaia briagiag with him a we rat the rat struggled violently and i^lui terribly bstt^jj-fmi ,** loaf black tail prenoiy perpendicular tom l uajbed mere ac wne oat ef the woods for tha eerrihle eoreaaea of hi vietssa called > i knit rienmrat ~* rr*i t hit ntrac they naked in pontoe from every point of th eceepsea,too swift aad too auauraoa to he eeented 1 tee waa arpriaed out of hie diaeretion : aad sprung ap three lest from the floor ■with a rat holding to each hind leg end j tha rest eager forhrm to eaeas down he saw dowa ataoena and then began a ' sasst tearfal atrasgla teen ewore terribly ia eat-latia faneas fell hie blows the rets foaakt in sileass except wbea ton's ehara teetk met aadsr the backbone of aaaa reaklese wretch tosa was feeing p *.*• r m—yr*r r **> w aadowa.twoorthreaehrigrag to each lag had a doeeo a us thtoas aad rats 7is«l»i sh orer km at this critical meeaeat an aaeaaea eaa with h»r two grown kittens leaped frosa the barssaer aad isllhiiil t~-t that timely reiaforce a«»t soon ended the struggle tos limped away biesdiag freely bot tha dead and mac inllrni of hie iiuanss were no less ttm imimea kisiiil tha woaaded that i tie ■' — prisoners taken otlmwa iu ) jepssaw m m pans used iob pmiirtimo onn acu.-ba*nhmr platalu havtagaeoer kswl that the legalised gorernsaeat pape ef aukaad ba*a similar ts thatssedky tha uatted btataa for line is legal tnat a m bamg sssaertsd vwksese • ilmln mam smh a«^laaalimakal sa ala 4 sn-skasanlfa i ssasjsl saa^aha^sxpszes a^jt^sasss»sassass the buffalo express published bt the expbebb puimisg co no 14 e swan ktbir momlrur ezpreei per year flo 00 heeuid e.^i.ii.k ezprtje " 6 00 wwaly ivxiir.m ■« '" j & the bb'k a.yd fve*iko zifubi3 t»o eal 1 c - "■■'. 4 p m , delivered » city mb erlnere at vwelte c"bstk per week r_ps_____ra***te__e jr.-e bi p a f_n_____m iruht b k-k _ political republican county commit the regular ii tin of th com mi tto will b held at their rooms arcade eu.ldit.-f mttm*-i ctentai of each weak at 7 o'clojk until urth->r l ' the committee roomß ars pr ■,*:.(_-. with tb leo-i ing rapubi can papers and will be kept opaa l**>r 9 a m to fl p m each day for tti use an b net aisonzo ba—ibm f*h_jrm albert imr,ht,.-»r-.'jm b3 boardiifc am 1 i o im im wanted a suit of unfcr ntsht-d rooms basa board for a man sad hi wife refer*.ac iiiminic aadreea 11 a . tr,i flic - -.- ii*r lojati.n and termi '*.__■::. hum*i-tt-s iha as mosey i'i.fcnty—for a few i o ! canvassers male or faiaal apply a room 4 coit block west hwan it h-»-_t iju)r sale—a fine water pow a er atone gnat m,ii,in a flourishing town > mi's aa tot ctie-ao for particularsaddraaa prat bsbbb armmmj 445 __*_***-_*, ill b22-l uor sale—a splendid saloo.n jl in a food location scry cheap inqu r > ;. ku wards 1 bui kland blb no 2 brown's build its tantkii a partner with a it capital of _. ■■' * ■i...-j a .**.-... i ■« in s*fiil msnufa-.turtu i_i*rpr -*■.■;■■*■tv jobh otto 61 pao-ri st l^s c^a kale cheap one-fourth of tha i'ateot i-sued lo merrill b sherwood for a promm ft.r alt:r.a and p-eeer-rin mea'a to gether wiih tb ne a ry machinery on-tru_u i und r lli p onal super vi-.ijn of the patentee for ea ia im i ib naif ala ncr tl*y thra.id paint uon th v__ruuu iiii*ji6 aad runs eien_**cn yean fr"_a dacerobtr-tj 1 _*.-». c t deven port b 14-12t evans at , near *»..*__ qmall store and cottage foi kj bale--n0 lo and i south bamaaßß tr_**-t a _■->■■•! bualnea stand and pl*-t_**__t reeideu will bt bo d law and ou e - terms m i.xx a ph kkmnq 13 west sevan at bakery for salk ok to kent near c-.rner ferry and wa-hingtou enquire at c bartholomew 423 elk it 11 oood business chance lich»l frame veiling wit-h tin b attauh-d •_■■■-_ barn and utbui ding w 11 located in tbe vu.age i aurora premises i*ola and stock with g u or buii-lirgs without tools and tkota will be s ld b2 lkt * hic-kkhing 13 beat swan tt a rake chance—eor sale^a complete retail atock of hats caps and fur with tbe t-oij-l will of an old estalbshed i*oo**rn a leaae of the etui 888 be obuined on reasonable ■i-ii for particular address p o drawer 17 j wanted a partner with-a cash capital f 3000 to | 000 in a well e-tab ifahed paying bit-stiit-as ia thia city profita large r..*k nominal (.•■>• capable f taking chart ol file burliness pre erred addrea through the postofßca businkj-b 14-tf wa-afataßswa "~ manufacturers and traders bank stock wanted by lee k pickekin 13 west swan at ait males 1.)1 franklin street-want i •-_- i ed a enmpetnt cook and general esr vant nous bit thus who can bring the best wf ra'creri.c need apply m 2 it __________________ wanted experienced men to eaiivasa for mark twai.iv new work " lnno-cnts abroad cople ol ths above work sb be had at the offl-e address geo w dol glas pain st | bo-2w boor j-undeks-wanted a forwarder baker * jone 220 bad 222 wuhinj-ton str.et kl sitratioa\r4~fi:.«ialk.s q south division st want lie al a situation by aa s_-_w-_eaa g.rl to do up .< t wort or tak r r ot rhililren the beat of i lerei a _.■-(.. b22-2t , mti ataofrs-malen situation wanted by a mar io r,ci bum t-i take full haiye if a farm or mar ket card-n ot-.l r.fercn iriven address stating terra and t*-uioii w at el ton we t seneca eri ' aunty n v ■'■-> i for salk i>uii.dim lots fox sale on main b-sss between bryant and utica atreets hta o-tl-midis-oj thrf**nrigh *-** lin*so d atenus will be rat tosuit piiri-li .*■*♦ r th are now the ch.-iccst 1.,.s |. r iato m main rt a'a aa ninth arssi b-tweon jersey and penn a , iu,'.i(-",-^,(i|-|...-u mr f*r*a'fl rea'dence bbs king i 1 v use an.l boy th-se l-.ta ate ii .". f.it dp a.d l-.ts of snv izo frui.tage can ins si vun k ijakkr erie land ofßc r sale i'lni building lot a m-tgan ne-j huron me sual'.-i fcutilson fcbpcncab tf 4 tn it oood engine and boiler for _ sale aaam at tbe fi.ion planing mill iiulltk 4 uc-i 1 e.n walt i'on.er t'hi atr at tolet-ko^j iks and sheds for rent 0 feet front on both aid a of blackwell nd on hatch bup suitable for ir..n coal li.-juire of 1 •".*. i baeer erie land offlc-e ms and power to rent hero m art-d'-sira'-lo anl tbe power con lii,iiireof ( __, ._ u hulme-t mlcbuan it canal buffalo to lgt-hop&es rent-two story frame elui.-a no 881 ninth street t.,ry liaiiir jw.lu.tg so j*j ibi*m strawt t rj frame dwelling no 00 william street arge roota • ti bbbja street ti-ar kagl street itory brick houae and atore no 112 ea st eet itorr brick house snd store no 14 - - a ito.-y brick imu-e and store no 247 geneaea itory brick hou on tract street t to edwards a blck.lasd no 2 i building ml let or for sale 1 park at between allen and virginia in as oid.r t a majot oter 319 mala at rent—no 305 delaware and no 4.9 w*stil*»trton nt john otto 81 paarl st - rent—no 303 franklin st 2 itory brick 1 t-eliln-f with wing well fur r.u_.boul goo barn attachrd apply to john otto el pearl at to let stokes sirable store to let—no east fagl atrest appl to fergcson k opener it no 244 mali treat rent-no 5 80uth division itreei 4 stoics 36 feet front will be put to rt"er suitable for a large millinery or oner ii-.urst ' .';:,.. •* _*'■lahment inquire on the aa ea.^ejt geo e hates rpo let—the large and cojj l m dims auire lately in the ssbbsa*bn of sew ard bbsbbbw * cheney known aa no 243 mai i *_. this « eonsid red one of tho mo-n bbbbbbsb stan-'a for sßsaaeßß in the city li.piire of liias e shei'aiu tuarlian ac over a*-,ot dt-m-ribed ctore for rent—the old es 0 tabl-.shed stand of tbe late jacob seibold so m main at app vto 34 john otto 81 pearl at uormf.s ami i'arrias-ilh t^or sale—a carriage with c jump beat bou-.ht at the f*ir in octo'er a g_>od t—tru—ro hone and bariieas alao a p sleigh apply to it baii.et a fori porter b.£lw i^ior sale cheap—a-good blg i ot mare 6 years old 13 nands high chestnut color quiet tn barne wai-rantt-d s.und apply u j wh.tmore agsnt orand trunk ralw-y buffalo b2l-3t horses for sale—during thfc corain aeaaon betscen march is and no*-**m ber lb tha buff-do street railroad company i sell ore hundred horses moat of them yout and i good condition th hotses may be se a and tbs prioea aac-et tainad ol tha for men at tbe i . a un ii—ipanj oa main and niagara street oa an ifl*r march is is7 alao i r aal at th p-earnt time nrtibtoi chanrad for other horaea suitable t r tha busineaa . i-i-i comitany mn rtry hue marea which wm rough lrom canada last fall and ar witb foal j.-s h small buperinten ant feb 7.1870 b7 imdae moktcaceh ! purchase money mortages johi otto 81 pearl a i t3urchase money—moktavawuii 1 vanted by lls a pick eking 1 a a ii wet fwan l tatla.iaa moktvages tu*j • i loraa-bina_bo--a-*':f ivom nc i o 2500 fl;rtcla_iaparx*a--*n-rimi-7m-*(r-ig***aa ■_.-^ lttos bakek eria land rtaa i a_wetgagi-_-i fo sale ivi ovum a bxttrobd 10 w swaa sa for saab-hotom for sale-lf-stortbrick dwel linr neatly cw no 3'2l north diva strr-i house boa gas anl watar l 27x1x0 b_3 lyon a baker ere load 0088 brick dwellings for sale ns 317 awaaa dirtalßii btrect 2-atory and atila ga aad watar price 3200 a'ao no 320 south wvuioa atrest eawaßß bri-b lac-hat jot [ llxl-0 pnce 11.00 sa 69 mariner straat st •** brick daelliug in f go d oider gas and good callar l.t ixl00 r ri c flfiqr b23 lyon a raker 1 brewa'i bulldiog giood business property for t rale-no 47 excbanga atreet 2-tory fraia budding now used for a dlniag aa oon aad do_n a g.od busima lot l*xll4 b2s [___ s * baker erie land offer ( 11ieap house on delaware st j bo 142 be ween mohawk and huron itreet i 2-story bric-i ga and water lot 32*154 pne i ibcoo _____ b!9 lton a baker erie land ontma fine centrally located house no 330 pearl 2 atory brick and wtnf f lot 47x115 will b aold lew bl lyon a baker,eris ls-idofl u.or sale cheap—the 1-.-story v frame dw-lung no ics north william street lot 17x134 likk pick erin b 13 w.bweaas i first-class residences for two rery he-slra le bouse in the most central por i msb of lirl iwsre at it d'lawirc itreet hou-e north of ferry atreet t oaar the new park wiih exten.lve grounds abund j bf-cboi eh fruit brick it.ble carriage bouse i ac very cheat 2-story brick h use 62 park atreet wee aid ele b*-_-f fiiii-b'-d throughout * codu-ii all a.odern i luprov.-iihtits lot 40x!'_:0 jf.magara street 2-st>.ry and win finished in first ] lias style ceutrallv located - i louis otto bi7 rf*l estate broker 3 brown bu.ldln.-a j i^or sale—the ij-story frame hou • 223 n*ttb division street with lot 40x [ h gas ai,d wa er shrubbery and fruit and very ■■■■i located at the head of chestnut at b!7 loin otto 3 brown's building dwellings for sale by how i akd v chappell no 34 main at on clinton street a large and expensively finished | hnck hou-c with gaa aud wat.r tt rou.hout th house good bath room with hot and cold wa'er 1 iargo lot and go d barn will be aold on reaaonablt i terms or rxcb__-ig_*d for a farm near tbe city or a i s-oaller and less expensive dwelling bout on north dlvisl n atreet no aw 2-atory brick j slth attic ith all m.-usr-i improvement andalargc | on oak atreet no 673 2 story brick aitb *-**, argalot with great quantity and aritty of fruit on i un senec atreet no 258 2-atory brick with gsa and water also two other 2-story brick bouses tn j seneca afreet near louiaiaua itr**et on franklin street no 2 2-story brick houas the re-.den.ie of tl.e late t b lilden bit i iflor sale — two 2 story new frame bou-es with g*a water and good cellar i vs 167 and 3f.tf wan st apply to haini-s k jat-kon lum'oer dealers 367 ben.c it , corner | louisiana blf-__n | ijh.r sale-2-story brick house no i'jo north div-sion st gas water bsto i cellar and all : i 1-m i iproi ernent iot 35x115 i f£rf.l'bon a bpeancek bis-tf 244 main at for sale—the residence of dr o f p.esbr»y corner ninth and connec i ticut treeta ; new and m elegant order with tao | _ -. * of land attached under the highest state of | uultivat'on and well stock with a large variety of i l.uit a to john otto _ pearl street ix>r sale—2-story frame house 1 no cy ctutaa haa it rtory fr one house no 9co washinjrton st sl'-n irtuie hou-e on fai-go avenue 2 tor 1 anae hm*.e mm 76 pine it t-.r i-rj k baaa**b foisom at 2*-st..ry brick h i-.-_c no 219 clinton at 2 tcry brick hove no 243 north dirt on st apply to edwards & highland hi no 2 bmwn'a building tior sale s pennsylvania atreet two atory frame lit 40by 131 feet 137 h'tdsin t*"r*rt two a'cry frame lot 30x113 69 clifton p'ac two story frame 1 t 44x114 41 tl irte-u it atreet one and three-fourths story rime lot 40x105 ■*(,*. t.l-tinth street t o stojj frame lot 50x100 ■__ palmer st est two baarj ir-arae lot sixioo 293 hudson street two story frame int 25x100 hime asanfurd real estate and insurance aa its bl ib west swan at the large frame building formerly occupied by the late 8 kinnear ia a rood location for an ice house will be rented for i _ ■'. r i - b!e husine a large iot ■■:-':. imitn's tools and stock for aa'e ap t ly to ill'me a sinforo real eatau *■d insurance agenta hu 16 west wan t ijiirst class houses for sale b hume a btmwobsd real fau:e a_d in i-irance agen*a lti we.t swan street no 421 franklin street t*o itarjr and attic brick a wa-or bath m-rble mantle and all oiher m d rn iniproveinenla lt-t6l feet front through to ulev ho 2d all-tn atreet a new two story brick dwel i -,-__., bblar lath isßiiiiiliiil ssusr all mw lm iti pus-es-aion will be a id cheap and on . to sun pur.-haaer lot 36 by t 0 115 par street two t.,ry bri.k c_m*r,ted , gsa water te lot 51 b 100 , ig7 tenth tr.et two st-ry irani in f-ood or lar.e lot . v«red with shrul-berv and fruit uf uds lot so fett front thro gh to eleventh jr sale—the 3-story jbthk'k \ dwellinflr n0.74 nor h pearl atreet (,*_ a •; lot 40*115 i lhe jt p-ckfrinq 13 wast swan t r sale—a delightful re3l denci at bats via in genesee county aiib and hl.hly cultivated grounds th h.,ua u bed with all modern c-joveniencea apply u . _ john otto 81 p-arl at desirable residence for ale—the fine 2-atory bri.k dwdlinr with vubjaal everj modern improvt-mi nt lot 7 talmi on thi northeast c.rtitr of m.r,*;ii_n aud lary sts price 29 "" lee a pickkrinq 13 weat sstm at-*t fjvoß bale—the large 1-story u bri"k cottage so 801 seventh street in per feet order near opp.*,*.iie the proposed park with lot ither 50 or 100 ft front by 160 ft in depth _*____. a picm-iinq 13 w.ssra-b rt t?or~sale—the 2 story brick t dwelling no 139 east eagle treet in tine or l_r a and wa-er lot 30x110 hs i.ex k pi*'ki.ring 13 weat swan st x?ok sale stol-tbrick eo se x no 9 carroll at with gas vvater.ee a lot 25 km ferguson a spes'cer m 5 tl 244 main at f"*jil sale at a bargain—the lai-ge 2 tory basement and attic brick dwell ou the nertheset corner ot cotta__;e and maryland treeta lot 216x18s i'h a fine varie'y of fruit b3 i.k k pickering 13 weat swan it t?or sale—that valuable~pko c perty no 23 green street at the foot of beak street an.l fro tirig fxcbange atre-t being 110fe*t in width by 115 in depth to the hamburg canal upon which is an v commonly solid and aubstan'.ia u.i-ec-story brick building and cellar mstxu uet ala a on.-story ai.d cellar l.ri.ik addition 30 f*et froat same depth ilaia property is admtr.bli adapted to any kind of ;<■-.... b-i-m -«, either nter cartile or manutacturing having a water v 11 v a atreet front and ia very prominent aa a bbbsbbbb m od john otto 81 rearl a t7dß"~sal_e^^_tiri j dwelling no 73 we>t chippewa street batweea uelaware and franklin atreeu gaa and water lot h * lf.e *. pickering ib we*t swaa at j?oli sale or exchange.—no 110 j north william s'.rcet 1 st ry frame dwel m with gaa and water lot 30x100 will exchange fri i-acont loi of laif-cr lx 27 lee a pickh.ring 13 we*t swan at th>k bali-*—thettdie three p atory baacmer.t and attic brick dwelling so ita s**u street gas aud water all through tb hou bath m*rb!e mantle ac in complet ord-rr 27 lee a pickering is weal swan a f~or sale.—a new a_nd first class 21 story residence with all the nodern im provement tw.th side of fern treet wsst of dal aware lot l_-»as i_et tanas easy r fuel l-hfl t hollister bnildtn a fine residence for sale — no 473 frank in atreet with gas waier bath and fumv-e all in fin order lot 40x115 with m --- a.c p-'-s s—it n if desired b2 lee a pickering 13 weat swan it t?or sale or to rent—an ele i ant residence on odawara street with fine irreunds and b_..-a p(j*_ae*s*.itin may 1,18:0 h5 john oito g pearl st sity property that is paying j 13 percent onthei.sviiatm-tnt for sale.—thia property oon*na a of two trick bou"ea no 42 and 44 chij-pswa street rcaud at fioo escb situated in the very lest pat af the city for r-ntinc tsaking this a superior i:i-*e".n e.it to any other property now offered in the mark l h ta.en at once will s aold for fitoo by m 7 bumi * banf"rd ii west swan tt or sale—the desirable two at-try brick boos 2-b senec atraet with lot 25x100 or 50x100 a may b do-nrrd i story fibb-e hoaae on west geasaaa street oeai te-rrsce very cheap i li-atory iramo hoaae 61 howard tree larpe int 11-atory hr ek bco 415 seneca atreet lot sx_**l 1 •*..*->" frame house new 7 foist.ia b'r.et 10l lour new t rum cottage oa folioto street be twetn . 1 banta and spring atrseta very heap abu a full a-b-trtasent of iwiproved aod va-aal pro arty m varto*tta porta ol lha city bath fast ami wart of main neat at j rice to suit the t'mee i pt-rr printed li-u mud ai f urtb.r jarti.-ulin plea 1 call at my offico lol'is otto late ha-tines a otto i bl7 real eatat bro-er 3 brown's b-iilding i cottages eor sale 1 no 124 goßßßcticutst 1-story lot 27x100 he tv awftl **. l^ssfy mfm_m awa ih terasoot at i atory lot aoxloe m im l*o*ta dtvßsa bt 1 at ry lot soau-l 9a bb park st vbmty let 25x110 1 foat kale-mocgea 1 i^or sale—no aa delaware 1 street a twe-rto-y and baasß briafc wui be 8888 eimbp if opplaod lor aoon john otto b3l * gl pearl atrert or sale or to exchange for a brat-el i-**-id*-,-*e in this city a far a of 10 aero irat tiushty al land lying oat ouul-c of tba city limit haa a larg orchard oo ol th best ia county fine two-story biiek house sad three good barns wi ibs sold cb***ap f-nqalrs of bts howard a chappkll irst-class brick dwelling two-story french roof tßodern atyle obb * the ca-ost roavenl at v arrengad bou—s in aba er . situated ob the rorner ol > ts_rmrm and court a and niagara square wi.l be sold at a sec:i**o*s t taken within the next ten days if nil aold b march 7tb will ba rented for a terra of rem b23 lyon it baker for sale—by m mccomb 10 s hbaasßßßa 110 johosoa l-bba i-story brisk | gas water and cellar gaoßa 294 ninth street ioxory frame gas water and eel lar price 5600 im waiau street a beaut if a cottage with all tba impro*-*en*b-<ts price 12500 100 walnut street ifr-story frasne now b _ •_. off in fine styl p-ie 000 110 nintb street x-story frame jet 25x1.6 wb i sail ebeep price 12600 aasbb suae oaar wa__-rwori-b 1 s-e-or fraaae ■as i lot 3*2x114 price fcr-sco i palmer street near hudson 14-atary bsbbb sew , one f tbe prettiest cottages in this e:'y price t . i iso w ib am atreet 2-btory frame price 2600 132 william atreet 2-story frame price 2 0 li wllner treet lj-.t.-,ry franae pile w-00*j 36 palaner atreet 1 s*ory fraaae prios 17 * 3 palmer tr**t 2-story fram prioe hloo 33 tenth atreot 2 story frame price 31 0 lot ninth atraet 2-story frame price 0-0 u william street 8-story brick stone proe#_-nrj 433 north division itreet 2-story frame pre 1*2500 m north l-vis-ea street 2 atory fraaas price e_-5w gm neea street 2-s*ory brie price 84000 ___ 183 tenth atre-t 2 tt*r frame pri c 88--00 lto tenth street 2-story fiam pri*a 1600 22 sixth a.reet lj.st..r fram proe 1900 a several small aad large farm for sale or e-.change for ity property ano that beautiful ____****__! eot t*_-t beuac witi aaven aerea ot garden land eb-_ut seven mliea from stain atraet will tak city prop erty a good boy wasted foat sale famhi inarms fajtms—several fine j larg ami small farms foraajeor exchange lxx « picherino 13 '»'. swan at bi a farm for sale—on the nl a.nra river abut one ml a from laaall h st l-.ra county cot-jdatia-g of about 90 acres contain ing so-cu of the best runt land in tbe county ap ply to a 1 che&bf-tul'uh lr ..- or niagara falls _ a for sale—a first class farm f 100 acres under a good itate of cultivation within the ity limits and a front on a paved atraet i j and barn and other improvements inquire of a babkeb 22*maib at ak7-tf it alu able farms for sale v farm of 230 aerea in hamburg farm ol 2*»l aerea djoining thai above farm of 150 acres 6 miles from attics farm of 136 acre 1 mile from l*ar*.en t it'on farm of 250 acres ia colden ccntr farm of u acre in bata.ia farm of 70 acres 10 miles from attica farm of 04 acre in weat sene_a farm of 2 acres in weat senec farm of 25 acres on ontario itreet fsrm of 32 aerea on the p->tter*s corners road fa-m of 50 acres on aa**-**_**rt street vacant lot on delaware street aize 87x22 i feet eigbt vacant lots on ferry atreet aize 50x106 feet a-iply to edwards k buckland bls bv 2 brown's building e rie col nt v farm lots for sale 70 i-crea good house am and orchard price 10 acres ; good house barn and orchard price 11000 2l acres ; g-ood house barn and orchard price 12000 24 acres good lous barn anl orchard price i i2aoo 0 acrca good house barn and orchard price 11400 25 acres good house barn and orchard price 20.0 '■_ acres good house barn and orchard price **-.-.>*.. 181 acres eood houae barn and orchard p.ice gstoo a ply to m mc-omb ba 10 south division st itiit by pfcotwiiro w h glenny sons & co 204'&!206:main st call atte-atton to ths'.r full iele-_tt-<n f gold band.^and white french china s.or 018 own imtobiatios and the best i.__-.tt alert croceebt from lbs celebrated rt,t eeloriee of '' bootes " meakins amd edwards cut and pressed glassware silver plated ware bronzes parian marble vases and ornamental goods olab9 sets cut or enorated to obdeb with initials oe uonoorah the balarroe f cmr etock of gas fixtures at cost ba the legislator cooking stove over three thousand la i"an ib this cttt eor sale — j by jno c jewett a son al sl9 bain st i " ra~*ilv supplilst o_a-t_m-e_£vt 200 barrels " great western mills best in market toe sale bt i a m johnston bt tt maw st - tood bargains in teas miliars cofteei syr-spg ac at baker t willets all ira im seneca and il e eagle s ________ __ tt r briggs a co dtatilrere sad recti office and aale room comer waahing nt a straeta offer te the trade alcohol hi._-_.ee french . tbrite end pin whaktas of h-*r own dtstulation alao c seaenor bread of bourbee bononrahela and imp ned whukiee bl __. t g slug * son * importers of rokekui sad dealer '_, native wineb rsrtlcular and prompt at—-iii_n paid to al order sis wa3hisgtcs st basale tt t lurxkz oir.lio caaa _______ ale and porterv 0 batatia bt t dowmix kih-wka the iiaatallcn at mr downer a a brewer of floe al pill 888 ba a a 8888 leal bjbbbbbbb bl ha lack wttli which we pk-*-r-poea to turn ah oar b-_r*a_a ail orasfß rfu sßßssasß prompt attcntlaa c-a hvffj m amy bargains in sheetings &: shirtings at lamb i . lisfeflft 5s|mm slwt 2 cases 0-4 ctica 10-4 bleached sheeting 60 all lb latdinf tnada of l0!to cloth t hi • in pnm per *: j-i m by the cm ibabnes * batobon bl g tt main rt remnants of white g-oods barms k bamm s m im nainsook and plain muslin swlm and book muslins ala great reduction in price ot all goods in lace department barnes * bancroft ms ihluteit marked down at barnes * bancroft 258 main street entire prisfstock lojcents bk ofisino packages of bleachedi'akd bbow.n dokk3tics at wholesale pkicl.i rv i i "/ bab.s l 3 j baxcroft g*m m»m.hnt cost bilhs k basceoft m mm stwt ol'b entire stock of ne and^latest style cf embroideries at cost elegant lace sets'c'ambric do point asd applique oollaiis lappets nasdkekcbiefs tc c t£g*i i barnes a bancroft >»»! t5 majn it 1870 offering at baknes &] bancboft 359 main street atrtrj low r -' - alpacas pwplins ranama cloths c r barnes k bancroft i t6b main a iiwoolens t at baknes ajbanoroft bo 359 main street more or.those lieatt all wool,'h9me hade cawimbres at fl i iioxford iiized at onlt tl 10 _ heavy witer proof tl esi barne^ii bancroft fascjr e«ops ;_ j f ckossland will open a new stuck ok millinery goods for wholesale tvnd b«tal t w w his new loeatioc fci7 luin meet ok wrdnksday october 20th btore lately oocupifd hy nmirn a w».»h t^urmture at reduced prices for the holidays the l&rg*rt ohe*p««t tad beit twortmedt f gwd parlor dining-room § bed room and office furniture d the dxj oh hand and made to rd«r oc l r ootl by u7.m-w-p isaic d white 25t main rt musical _ new musical publications petite m^ii joli p lk h sutier.3sc.nu vi»e 1 amerlc m»rcla de concert sutusr » pn follat huurk butter 50 ccnla rc.'e«or h dutt«r is well known m oeie of the alcompo«er«in the coaotry ad director nt tbe ouri«hing con»er»»tort of mu«ic t jimest wii fell m«hone trantcriptlon b biebu-ds bo wnta rhis p)*c will be & welcome addition to the repor re f a 1 ho hire he&rd the ong brll.ine caprici hiiitaira ketwrer 70 tent potcher-1 a.ng th kitter 7 cent goidrn bell tydncy smith t^cenu la belle helene fantasie hn^fllcr 75 eenu the abore toftet er with a great rariety of new u^c.l-jrtreeeited miuic muled ixxtpeid on receipt of he price cottier 4 denton bn mpmatnit jewett & mischka's music store 263 main street agenct for the unrivalled chickerinc pianos at priom reduced to tneh ac ntest that they tan be parch d for nearl j tbe mmm b^nre which iniarior aiid worthleaa instruments iniraind call and get an illustrated price list we are also agents for the celebrated decker brothers pianos which an mow taking the lead orer all other new york m*ke our larfe asiortment of pianoe also inclrdee in efrom the celebrated manti factories of bam bloomfield a otis kjj«'6tgablrr on hand an assortment .< th celebrated . woods t co pailqh aii mm diiai beantuul and pipelike ejnaltty of t nt eleranoa of qista a d durabiiitj of constfuetloß « eeed all other mikes call and examine our large variety of piano stools piaiso covkr ac pianos acred stored boxed and ihipped on hort hsssm old pianos takes la cxrhans-e we an enaataatl adding to ovr terr lane and well mleeted tv^ek of sheet mum mudcml lastni menu and musical mer^oandim of every descripuwd jewett & mischka ms mils etuxt m 0m0.».t hbis kuktzmas piano ica i j raclcmßt,oora«rßtf>rlsia b«,l inbiuombak t*i—lwlliii >»|« niiniiiilj «• übd > cm amhtt hui mi ilhtmvy fill mil«w m»min • nipmlri i i i •» tuilt.llt krm v lnklm • au tain r""*"'"r i»»h chrjhtlak krarav plawtg akp flotteih hauknstein 4 co bate jdbt gold bprisgs ceebshocm at u64 main soui i mmtf vhttwi wmmm mli ln m»t u nfc ». i nmtarvte tbe iumlo elfutt job printing office ciiplmily «-«■•» «>■the very best m atzbial man a fnmr is fufaud to ■■*■■■■ktbit rmbt nox or^aook ca **» job work no itieait iwaj fcteerr
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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1870-02-23 |
| 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 | 1870-02-23 |
| 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. 25 No. 8212 |
| Rights | There are no known copyright issues associated with the Buffalo Express microfilm. |
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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1870-02-23 |
| 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 | 1870-02-23 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Identifier | 18700223_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. 25 No. 8212 |
| Rights | There are no known copyright issues associated with the Buffalo Express microfilm. |
| Technical Data | 3111 KB |
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buffalo express vol xxv wednesday februaky 23 1870 i so 8«1 business directory _■"!>■liihim dfll location of tbi lsadtxg uol'sxs of buffalo 1 bbss of nor readers who bia purchase in bul la hy sbtshej this out aai rti it a * reie/en wl save inns and trouble tha aelaction haa tieoc axef _*_. j ____■■_ a id is bbb_*b_f fl i*bt class-1 amcbi'imvn c ■rl's k ro__3l__l 3 ham at a/l imv-.kment castings ac li..wa a _._;_._*, ui»-.i__..('hi-agon-*arcaaa i.ankei-.y h h i -; : ft j oi n r , cor senec i*i mi ul noes finkcastings ac ' a_.k a co m*s*j aaad aj_atoasa books and stationery ... a..ti i ta l*)h .*._- man ku.tmi ftttrrmh a l-llu , 4*7 llain,cor mohawk f.rl.t.l _ i.i-nt iv main __..._ i n seneca u li ot__^_mito-b_i blank uooks stationery ac to 80 loukwooda jyhnsws sob mala ( utt-siv fl j-aawaaa wu aod li-.ima.t boots bboi a l '*< iirv'vr it -.:*.** main tamma h jlwtll.aoemsin bi_a.nk book manukacturkr i l lilc*:i>_;-ter ltf*a_id 1-.0 w*ah_oftoo os ctionkrs wholssale a katou 11 v hlllod-'k a oqu ism hf-bba cak.'kt oil uithh feathers - ft a j z b l*'t_*.st«r*rs 470 _______ con k tionkkh whole-sale ity ilh/.kme.ci he li a ti i.my halt lit ma:a,*^)*-_dut--hßoua ' una la a crockery b-,'1.1 .. o'_.__ii t_tota (-.-. j i • .-. aj*,444 main cakkiaukfi tarvevawalla-jltalock near courier uoaaa ctr_ack£r ac &. otenb a bon lv and ict knico-t coal wltoaaa-aaß and kettail c h i l.i.r.v 4 c'ij or erie and swaassßs ufculuih ua-.in aft foot l_*iiesee coffee a spju i mills otl ftk a en 3si main uppositm churchea a_,*_s-^-_;s-_-._?a-ss e i uedbtkom 1 co-un.rclal wbarf 0.1 ol main btr_eu dry goods dodd best b . tt , 1 main drapers k tailors u h tkv.tn ... main dyer and renovator uksss esnaaaa _— main lnveu.i'e manufacturers h w ms-msb 2 w h.ao engravers on wood 80 d wllilltuan ml maui fancy goods ftc voloer kili'.lino a co 120 main furniture 40 isaac d wtin ,:, 2.7 main e bristol a co 2 main flour feed and grain w ... lib terrace err even fitlit and oysters tlatt fklit co.,__7 waahlugton fine brass castings buffalo brass foundry,76 eacheo.e olass and paper show cards j i 1 hoffman 10 e seneca bt un atalra grocers wholßsale .. m johnston 71 mala grocers wholesale and retail e 1 holm an 17 main aieo w hulitf 17 e seneca gents furnishing goods addison h hta kord i*7 main 8 n lawrence a .-,,., 16 ma.n mott a blnedii/f ao7 main guns and jewelry j o rolr-on a co la ham hotels bonney hotel cor waahtn.ton anil carroll hair work anii hair jewelry mrs ii.mmel 11 clinton harness saddles ac j s l.tle a son 10 a___s_s opposite man.lttn lian-1 k lii'vii'hkky successor to jno hum t.nrey a un oj main hardware iron ac c t walbrii-i.e 271 main an.l 0 fr-an hurt.ink a kll c-t v arl aittl sen biiinly hllepaill v .:■', ss mam ro-xsb s hose 96 senses dewiiti heed a c0..-a main cor w swas hardware and mi.tals pfcatt a __~-•,_. d hsi-iiees hot air furnaces a '.». gilbert 1 main hats caps and furs 0 m f ok.ikt.er li main bekfitul.t a 1.r0 sb main wm whtei.i,sb main iron k.iundry baot.e iron wurk perry tor mlariaeil.,l clinton iron w'tiiks c.iun.i.cr jack.t-n ir.in koundkiis engines boilers oko w tll'lt sos a co ajhitia'.on nroltio iron nails it r spiks fec pratt .-. tit i*l a n otcrr_ce lager iieer billiasds if sicbasl surbbtsb 2til main 1.1.1ht carriaoi and sleigh d c iiudwi.n a__aitd 33 wasliiugton look-so glass picture frames howard a li nl.nll 1 b riwau malleable iron pratt a letr--!iwuktu 6-«*id 1 terrace marble mantles and grates .) a ooofss 111 i>'-iawari -. swartzacj..3---lidn marble ft granite works dsmsosi a robsob cerr_rr cotut and morjaa joiis cr..wfhktt 187 a.i.l is s-ssaae mii.i.inkry wtinleaale an.l retail uesny l.lllln 2*o main w u wtkidwaki *"-• la i mourning gocds dodii best a co 11 main manufacturing jewelers ac u v jl'enulino 27 s_s__sa obq % ws portable pipe derrick r"l.l.iie-iabeii a co 1 and 41 c.n.lon organs melodeon3 4c oeo a ps-bcs a co ni-s-ra serouth and sta r-land oils paints fcc s pease tl and 67 m.tm planing mills d..ors sash ac *. a evans a co mechanic printers ft blank book man'fs uaheß a jones 2m and 122 waahinf»n treat plastic slate roofing b r inneb 241 main pianos music 4c cottier a denton m lais piano manufacturers o kcrtzman 106 10s and 110 bau.ia devine bros 41)1 niarrara cor marylanrl paper hangings fcc m h bi rue 218 main montuomkry hrtrs 295 main mlrrett niciiol 7 main pnotographers w m enioiit __« main . r liambletun hub and 0-uin u l ullr 1 main sewing machines oroyer a sakss s m co 11l main wiiek.lkh s wilson s «. co 274 sain,oor wilcox a oidbs s m co 14 s division how rb m co 18 w swan florences m co 401 matn saddlery hardware ftc pratt a lhto ritiortn 2 and 61 terrace sl_,k hat manufacturers c baceenzie 187 main stove hollow ware bird a co t-nr brace at and erie caua stained glass buffa-o stained olass works,-i f-arl a l burns 3 bato school furniture w oh abe a sob 11l seventh scales and safes suftalo 80ax.e works 63 maln stovf.s and hardware miaw ferris * co m main bt.-ves furnaces and range i , swart a co 301 ma.n trunks dasielh ht.mfhkey snrtceeaor to jan hrna b_-a/ss_-.saasa tobacconists am adass aco.,_»*'s_hlnetona_ia_cfesrl uibson f howard a v 1-0 was^wn watches jewelry ft diamonds pitkin's jewelby btore 92 ms-n tbe dickinson is mala dam b castle i'll main b.evbn bros 4.0 main watch makers ft jeweler.i julius walk er 1 7 main died bab-el feb _!, in tbl city frank o-t of lewi and m-r a satnoele af-d 7 *____> and 1 fn-an on thunder be ms ■-*-. at 10_-eloc iron tbe r-.ld-nae st hi parent no 2jb south dieial in treet frl-tnd and acquaintance are innt.d to attend ths f-eersl of tba lata commodore stephea c-i.mnlin v 1 .--« place 0-1 this wednesday ire a la a 11 else lr-m ba lale reside no 71 ms»street :___.. a ■mends sad a-iiilali—bss hrrttc 1 attend washington additional extbactb fbom tee hlfl correspondence details of colonel baler horrible indian uassacfie in montana—only fifteen able-bodied melt ik the hundred and sixentt three bitchered-tett of senator mmmm-wm bill to reform t1.5 civil se f v.ge—senator conk ling's con gratulations on the adoption of the itth amendment-mungen'3 indecent attack on senator sou ner bt tw.bgra.rt to tribxraem.i washington february 22.—th docn bb«nta on the cubaa qnestion called for by resolution to-day was laid before the house and on motion waa referred to th committee on foreign affairs the following appear among tha corres pondence from minister sickles to minister fish october 16 1863 i i have the honor to transmit herewith a copy of my note addressed to the minister of state silvela on the 28th ult., and a copy and translation of hia reply dated the sth inst sickles to si i vela septemper 2s isl.c the undersigned had the honor i a july last to offer to spain good the ofecesof the united states in a manner that should ba found most expedient for the peacificationof cnba tbe minister of state in a subsequent conference communicate to the undersigned a reply of the cabinet of madrid to th over ture and the undersigned having duly transmitted the same to his goverment in forniod the minister of state on the 3d uf september of the views of the presi dent in regard to the basis suggested on tbe part of spain in that conference and at the same time communicated to tbe cabinet of madrid the basis proposed by the united states for an adjustment of the questions pending between spain and cnba the propositions were deemed by the pres dent to be most advantageous to all inter ests compromised by the deplorable conflict in cuba and t it was believed that this arrangement would be acceptable to spain the minister of state acknowledging tbe sincerity and friendship of the off r made by the united states has intimate to the undersigned that the basis proposed by the united statea cannot be accepted by spain and that even tho friendly inter vention of another power would embarasi the spanish government in proceeding with tho liberal measures it proposes to initiate to meet the requirements of the situation in the antilles lhe undersigned there fore in conformity with instructions with draws the ott.r of good offices of the presi dent of the united state 9 heretofore com municated to the government of the re gent and while both nations will reserve their full liberty of action if occasion shall hereafter arise when the united states may contribute by their friendly cooperation to the settlement of tho question at issue in cuba the undersigned is instruct to state that the president will be happy ib assist in promoting a result ao conducive tv the interest of spain and america silvela to sickles october 8 18t.9 in your note in accordance with the instruc tions of tbe united states you withdraw the . if ra of good offices to the insurgent in cuba tho spanish government had accepted with gratiiude these humanitary offices which it did not aocept becau it could not were all tbe basis upon whicli they were founded basis which evidently as it now appears constituted the essential condition of the offer the spanish gov ernm-nt could not accept the basts the t.rst of which was the independence cf cuba becauceeven if they had wished it it was not within their competence to assen to the dismemberment of the territory o this monarchy without the permission or an - thorization of cortes but the cortes waa far r r permitting and authorizing this aa manifested by the unanimous reso lution of their permanent commis sion that they were ready to lend their entire support to tho government in an elevated and dignfied poli y on the cu ban question calculated to preserve the integrity of the territory and national honor and were disposed to convok national representatives to strengthen th action of the government tho span ish government proposed spontaneously to present to the constituent courts for their deliberation in accord with the depu tits of the island measures which should tend to give to the cubans the liberties their condition may require in harmouy with th-.se proclaimed in spain—a complete amnesty for those who have fought against the mother country gradual eraancipatiou of slaves and the ri^ht of the tree toj hold pubic offices and share in making lawa humanitary and good offices were accepted with gratitude upon this basis if the united statea now withdraws then it is apparently because they consider aa indexible the basis ot any negotiations the doc.arat.on ol independence to which respect the gov ernment professes to the constitution of spain no other consideration not less im portant permit us to ac.-_._e but as the offer of good offices is being withdrawn the spanish government baa do no lesa than 2 insider the basis and conclusions on wtrch they were foundud as having passed out i.f view this is sufficient to causa the span ish government t recognize the fairness of the united states and th respect which is due to the sovereignty of a people which haa been its friend and ally from the be ginning of ita glorious history your ex cellency moreover observes in ending yoer note that while the president of the re public reserves his liberty of action he will be happy if he can contribute anything to the pacification of cuba which will result equally advantageous to the interest of america and spain his frank and aoble declaration is extremely satisfactory and i beg that your excellency will preaent to tho president the thanks of the spanish government at the same time 1 venture to indicate two a t which it is in his power to accomplish and which will serve aa an illustration of the loyal and friendly people towards spain first to exercise hie natural in fluence upon those who having taken re fuge in american territory to foment rebel lion to the end that they following the general initiative of the spanish govern ment contained in the gazetu oi the 28th of september they may induce their fol lowera to abetaia from giving savage char acter to the conflict with outrages and crimes with which they have been hitherto shamed the spanish government baring manifested ita purpose to carry on the con test within the limits prescribed by modern civilization orders have beea given to the authorities to proceed with all mod eratioa eq-_ured by humanity it would be truly monstroa if the insurgents ahonld continue the barbaroua conflict which they have begun and it should keep on perpetu ating the excesses which oatrage the con science of henorab.e men rendering them selves wholly unworthy of the generous hoapitality which the republic diapenaea to those who under the name of the cuban junta stand forth aa the promoters of in saireet-oe the spanish government bar ing spontaneously set this example and being resolved to act in a civilized and humani-ariaa ser.se a wide field ia opened to tike united states to show their sympa thies aod good will toward the government aad nation which proceeds ia thia mannei notwithstanduig the conduct of the rebelß the aeoonjd which may illustrate the rincerity ot tha president's offers ia ia re gard to the gunboat constructed ia the united statea by the order aad expense of spam were aal to go against her or even to fight tba insurgents of cuba bat to de nd oar coaata against the agfrssaiens o alub-tsters aad p-iaeaa th stroagr-a-l srgaaiaal which your j._xcell*ncy haa user ea variaoa ocoaaieas to eadeavor to d*****rio strata ahe iaumtoa.b af the iaaartectioi haa beea tbe extent of ita duration bat thi ai jßßmißt wiil have aa weight while the ia aarreetioa receive coatiaaal 810 uilliiliiil fi-om abroad while it does aal re main isolated aad wit boat etber eha-apir-m than the cabana thutasa.yra oaly ahsa ia tu*r_**c_i.™cont-i*nes in this b_aan»r an it bu ergad that it ii veated aad rooted ii tbe eo-tn-ry tb*t fa maj-w-ty cf tbe cc b*ns q---.it ■*_.) t ■i-.-.---pendent even tha , tbey are worthy to be aeataiaad aad am pi mm mi d ol aalfi _**••*** baaapa aa*-_i tnargy t feeaa a tt-b__ae_a-ity and aaperala si sis a this taaaß ia the aaeaaaa atato t_t linage a the a-asswi spain ca*u__-1 believe aaa aaaal that the a_ap.ity tf the cuban inaliae t separation from the mother conn try bo thai the tarbela«bt aad blind aunonty ar excited aad aided by elvaatarsre aad epe culatora of othor eoaavieo by tillibnat-sr a d pi ratea ga.dad by evil persona and aot by atnotic pnrpoaes aipiro to o*rercome the neral will of tbeii own ccuntrymen and iiat this ia the eel cause of disorder which we deplore spait does not aad cannot ace a cuba that pro found sentiment of true capacity for inde pendence and therefor , if she should con sent to a separation f roc that rich and an cient colony ahe wonid int have tbe great oosolation of thinking bat she waa giv ing existence toa new a tion but deep re morse of a weak abend ning of her own children of leaving unp elected a people of her osrn language and ace to miaerabh perish and disappear coloael baker fl attac on the village of pigeon ia m ntnua on he 23d of january ahow that of the 172 killed oaly fif teen were what micht ie aalled fightinc b.n that ia men be jreca the agea of 12 and 27 yeara tan * tr from 37 t 60 years and eight \-'. i ' %' were over 60 — in all 33 there w —*•* aety nn woane kilied bfty-five ur over jus half of whon were over 3u year --. mg _ aod c-natean be tween 12 and 40 years there were ai tifty children under 12 y*a_r kdled many of tbsm were in their ;. _-. nta arms tb whole village had been suffering for ovtr two months past with si all-pox soma half dozen dying daily the departments are jjl closed in honor of washington birthdaj and private busi ness is generally suspended a grand tern perance meeting will ba held at the con regational church this t fternoon senator wilson will preside a grand ball will be he 1.1 to-night at the ma ionic hall under tho auspices of the best j nown members cf thia community xlist congress-second session waißhiwoto i february 22 senate mr vickers dem md presented i memorial of the nation i board of tret for the passage of a inari c apprentice law referred tc the c-ommitt * on commerce mr stewart(r!ep _ a preaented th credentiala of messrs ea row and white as senator elect from tht state of georgi and asked their reference to the judiciar committee which were r id mr howard rep mich from th committee reported a c t reaolution au thoriaiug the northern 1 ific railroad 1 issue mortgage bonds wi • an amendmen providing that the compai $ may make gocx deficienciea in its land gra ts ariaing fro previous disposition of let s along ita li by taking in an equal qua ty with ad tional limit of ten miles mr wilson rep i ass from th committee reported wit jut amendmen the bill providing for the < of va rioue useless military rese ations mr schurz rep mo from th joint committee on retren lament reporte without amendment the bi i introduced l himself last december to , form the civ service of the united stati j it provides for tbe app ntment by th president with the conßen of the senate of a civil service board of * ne commisßion ers who shall prescribe gui iflcationare^u site for the appointment in o each brane and grade of the civil aervi c and examin applicants for such posit ons exceptir judges and clerks of i nits j states court member of the cabinet \, meters to for eign countries and officers to the senat and house of representat res and here after all other apy.ointm nts cf eivi officers shall be made rom person who have en found i uly qualifi under tbe regulations « tablished b this board appoiotmei a by heac of departments are to be m de in the ordc of seniority and merit aa t is establishe the hoard may call to its ssistsnee sue officers of the government ai 1 men of learn ing as it deems fit officci i now in civ service may be teqnired by to president submit to the test of exan nation and i not found qualified shalll t-e dismisse otherwi**s the present offitj n hall hoi their position for tha ten of five year from the date of their comt liaaions ofl cers appointed on tho reoi mendation 8 the board shall hold r-flt for eigh years members of the j jard all 1 be appointed for twelve yeara ba of the first nine appointe throe ah go ont every ml y an the salaries are fixed at six th mand per an num women are to be . inally eligib with men for examination an appointmen to all offices that they can fil equally wel mr conkling rep n v de livered a speech onthexvt amendment showing that notwithstandin ; tbe state o few york had rescinded her ratification o that me.--'.re it had becomt a law of tb land he showed what t :'.'■- _ this am ment would havo throughoa the count extending suffrageto hundred of thoaaan of a down-tradden race and aiming tbe was no more fitting time for joicing ov this great accomplished refor , than on tl birthday of washington mr davis dem ky delivered an argument to show that the p ver to rej*c tho i.-institutional im.-u-l n.**_t existed m the state by implication t a t-eceasar consequence of the power u ratify 1 charged that the dominant jsrty had se cured tho adoption of the tvth a men ment through the medium of partisan le islatures and by preventing an expr-essio by tbe people upon it mr pomeroy rep kaa ), moved aa a tribute of respect for the ay that tbe senate adjourn adjourned house mr bingham rep tt from the committee on the judiciary "*_ which had been referred the charges ag mat richard busteed united states distidct jodge for alabama reported that there waa not suf ficient evidence in support of the charges and specification on which to impeach him and asked that tbe oo_a*-aittee ba dis charged from farther consideration of the msttcr and that it be laid en the table so ordered mr julian rep ir from the committee on public i an ia eported a bill extending tbe benefits of s-ne homestead law to tho children of dec taed soldiers paeeed mr dawes rep mass . rising to a queation of privilege referre to the apeech of mr mungen'a published ia the globe laat sunday purporting to h ye been made in the house but not actoa ly delivered and which reflected on se ator sumner and he offered the following i solution whereas hon william muogen ob tained the unanimous consen of the honee to print in tha globe aa i delivered a speech not otherwise deliver 1 aad ceased the apeech to be so printed . od under its rules alleged to be of such a iaracter as to be aa abuse of the privilege . id a violation ot the rules now therefore rtaolvmd that the comm tee oa rales be instructed to inqaire and port whether mr mungen haa not violaf^fl the miaa of the honee and deaerved ita enaare and that in the meantime a-w t**»~mteh bs ex cluded from the congrtmnonox^i *_*♦.. mr dawe epoke on the h_»olat-oa say ing he regarded mr mungen'e apeech a a violation of common decency if it were allowed to pa imaotieed it woald be a disgrace to the honee and the aarreader of the globe to ba the channel of persons abuse for the conveyanoe of matter for which he would be indictable at common law for indecency mr cox dem , n v i favored the rs leolutiaa mr mungen dem 0 defeeded himaelf at length and defies mr dawes to point ont aa objectiooahuaaa*aage in bia : printed re-aarka he had sawrely qaoted from eaaabitie and gibbon aad repeated what triatam bargees bar charged 4po joba randolph he declax *. that he woald aot be gagged laat ha taj a light to free apeech that he had referred to alx sum aor a a leetorar aot aa a 3 a eater he wa a laat called to aider for oapar liaaßeatary langnage the di ana anon waa fo rtlss r participated an by maßara sclteack gar aid j one ot kentucky yoorhees sad ft naworth aad the resolution waa a-grsed to tbs report * p propriatie t2,000,i_*30 to the navy free adopted a unmber of petitioaa wm i nreaeatod mr yoorhees dem fad denied the ianinuation ia mr bea a's bbjai.h af laat flat in day that he bad my mlii with th kavhtaof the u idea usata-aa any secret political fa_b-bal by the hossß waa iato eoa b-rtsa am tee ata tuiilll-i appiirll>lß\il«fc after thirty two pages oa.the bill ware di*pcae |
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