The Buffalo Express, 1870-12-22

              buffalo express vol xxv thursday december 22 1870 no 8169 v by telegraph weather report-^ec 21 10 w»rl*t-p»rtnipnt division at telegrams ud im port for uj b«itflt of tnaiinwc r)baerratl>jii tea m 11^1 m-—exnct busilo lime washington nominations washington dec 21.—the following nomination ml sent to the beoatn to-day : robert c ftriraiflr oliio to be envoy ex traordinary and minister i'leuipotentfmy to irent britain joseph c < idbmiiti otuo lo be beentn of washington territory win l long nortii cantata tobecoesw at c'ar;ira kna l bruuner to be colpul at talculiuana tobacco seized the internal revmuo department has been informed of tiie seizure at norfolk on the 1 of a,o*'4 pounds of tobacu becati-ie of its being improih-'rly t;iii ~■•"!. altily ciiamihs by direction of tba president ois gor ilou graager at the ith and jobs £.. inii'i loiii iiil'autry exchange rtgiuient stntenced c c ldwins tht einbezzhns treomm v dork.w.b t.-iay ntomd tomx noßtlia liinniimnimiiit audfl,«.">o line the btkakbs uornet it was reported nt the cabinet bmbting > fit'tddj tbat aritri were directed to bi b(?ut to the naval squailroii in tbe gull'i keep a lookout lor the stenmer hornet which !■ llipihwwi la be on a üban ttzpedluod and wise her if she attempts to vioialc ilil imutrnlity luws fcecketaut rsi and the hattien min ister mr fleh baa made no demand for an apol ogy m alleged nor was the haytien minis ter informed that until he made such an apology further communications from him could not be rtceived there are the-facu j hti ascertained from official soureew the canadian fisheries it la learned from good authority that min ister thornton !. >- received instructions to effect a mti&msto&j arrung«>ment of the ti?li ery fßmtlka by a treaty convcntiuu or otherwise tbi i'kesident on the capital ke muvai a torch-light nrni iiwlnn of i 111 ■ jt bun in blue and the lire depftrtukßl called on tbc preadent to-night tta rrmmrmt in re jiiv to address tlihiiked uwptoeairtoß f->r calliuir on him thta cold niirht saying be would not detain tiiem as he knew ttn-y were to make cali wher*1 ni dntiht thta , would be mure appn-prupriatfly a-jdreet>ed lie n-ould only my it had always been m desire to see this great national capital built up in a manner worthy of a great and growing republic like our as to the removal of the capital he thought it is very improbable in the extreme nor did ho believe the re movai should be subject to a mere majority of the representative of the p«h)nle elected lur a single term he thought tlie question of removal if ever presented should go through the same process at leant us amendments to the constitution even if there be the constitutional power to remove ii which is not mctled this language h said nmy seem rather umiojwdf for a per s»n coming frf'ni a part of tiie country t which he belonged but it was ne vert belt s ex pressed with earnestness an without reserve xlist congress—second session washington i)ec jl be>ate mr sumxer'kfp mm by umini moum consent of the vnatc mad a personal statement in an-wer to an article in the | washington dmuy patriot of this morn-1 ing headed efiocti to bring about recon ciliation between tlm i'rpnid.-jit and mr sumner upon hn request the trtfctfl tn ! read by the bseratwt netting frir that an i ctlort within tin last ten day to briut nbout a reconciliation liftwecn the i'refmei.t and mr sumner had failed that the presi dent had complained that sumner had at tacked him in executive ne*sion of the sen ate and spoken bitterly of him in tue street cars and other public conveyance and had grossly abused him in boston and in the west that the president had declared that were he not president of the united stutei he wonld hold sutnoer personally napttml blf for bin lati4rua>rc and that one of the utnir officers f the president was reported id have ho far as to declare hut if lv were not officially connected with the executive be would subject sunnier to personal violence mr sumner denied the charges in detail asserting that he had mm spoken ui-r hpeclfully of llie president in executive mrtm ov elsewhere but that in tue exer cise of his rights as n senator he hud criti ned the acts and words of the kwrrutivtt what he had said was addßsaad tm the sec retary of state ami secretary ofthe treasury jiml he desired them to r.>p#>«t to the presi dent what that wa-j he'appealed to mr morton to substantiate his tat»ment the article also said the president said mr sum mr bad attnbuted dishonest motive to him never i challenge every citizen of this republic from one eftl of the country to the ether wherever i may have bee "; i chal lenge every senator to testify on that i">inl i know too well his position and niy own to make any such impeachment then as la what i havesai^i of the president gofagbsck a^uinto this allegation which is o vague i liave suramun^jonc witness—the frenatoi from indiana morton i have now sum moned two other and i hope my vaiea may reach them wherever thrv may be one is the secretary of state and the other h sei-retary of the tnvifury both meintx-r f»f the iliinpt and 1 have this to ay 1 have raid and written tn the secretary of state words of the proident and ofliih acts a strung at lent as any i hnve ever ex nri's«ed in tcoht private iut*»r*'ourne—l am inclined to think stronger i have raid in society in the present of the secretary of the trea-ury the hard things i have haid of the president and he knows whether they i\\i in aur way justify thin imputation i do not cv in any way tc involve tbewe iniruisit«'d frienai but j summon them as witne«e let them tell the president what i have haid of him hip remark againitt mewrs baez fabens and c«zeni«au were very severe he calle«l them the three conhpirutom with general babcock the la-r namud young officer call z himself aid-de-camp to the prpftident in the protocol if tbl iw-called ald-de-camp had acted upon any titl or infltructlons in taking tbu tcp the fact wa concealed and 110 enquiry thus far bad i>*en able to p*n trate it uch an office an aid-de-camp to the president of the urited staf«f in our goternmedt history and probably no cor i'pflpondtnply elmilar denignation in never i'cen aasumed in the diplomatic history of any goternmenl but thia young officer sttempttng to represent the cnited states has signed a treaty br which the president r.f the totted states was pledged to u§e hi influence among the mem be re f congrem to make tbe annexation meas ure popalar and all tbe senate knew how f lithfully the president had camfd cut that pledge not only wing bat exceeding this influence in favor of th annexation wheme mr sumner went on to show that ail the time and since the negotiation bui will whom it had been ma-in had been main tained in power by tbe proeuce of our shit of war in uatti«>u watert in other word baez was ttuvuiiw-i by the i'aited tal*t that he might betray ar.d mii his country he i ihtbiiij.wl kortaa to d^ny that fact or lodnubt it by a incle utterance an anier kcotmn-xlon.1 u-vi pre-uuifd to tbrpaten icpubmtan otpnim**nt of hayti that it umlerwuk in any v ay to interfere with t!ie l>uminicau governmenl km wuuld bio * i!nwn(thetrtown atrout their er an amer ian rommodore in tbe ipirit of tittlebat titmouim who wai careful never to ftgbt with a '■■»)- of bia fiie hml uni'-rtrki-n to t»*uu a tliter rw pnlilie tlm trcttj coam b of no effv et un til ratutod and very aitempi at jurladiodoa in dominican waters ni a*un>*tion kvery such trespa-w was n act of r made'by the ennltvß without the consent of ootfltm this outrage upon ■ ai^ter nl nobßc was aggravated by the i*ue which ih president of t!;e fnited states had di rrctlv made in his arm 1 message with the i'remdent of the republic ofhayti iho i'ri^iufiitof the tutted fetate iv his duv ui acting in the spirit of hu commodore hnti ninr timc3 meiiaml the independence of the republic of san doming*l he would s.iv here too thkt the president cnuttj not atlwd to throw out any rarnarc in the city if washinc'on or oppress the weak elrf wht-re that savored too strongly of th psttey of picree buchanan anil au iirew ji>tin«on in other daj a pmetfeofl the t luted state bad attempted torhnnen v r inmiltee of ongrm and this bcaaiaa wp are called upon to witness a mtniliirrn avor the president was not satisfied uuh the committee on foreign relation a-i constituted for yen he wished t c'lanee it he a?ked tlrit tor the removal at the chairman r-omeone toldbi'ii that would not be convenient laughter he then asked for the removal nf the sena tor from missouri schurz i and hf wan told that could not l>e done without affecting the german vote general merriment occa sionally renewed ll then called for the removal of the senator from new hamp shire patterson ', who uuhappllv had no iermans in l state it wu finally settled tiiat-thio could not be done mr morton interrupting here row to ask the speaker a juej-tion mr simmer remarked that he did not de pire to be interrupter in the middle ot a sentence mr morton appearing to persist i:i bis intention mr sumner somewhat excitedly appealed to the vice president to fiisuin him in hi right to the fl<*>r which tin chair accordingly did and mr sumin r eontinoed at length in conclusion he cdb-d upon the vice president as next in platv and hoiur to repair immediately to the executive vamfoa and tell the pmt d nt not to f<'.low t!ie example of mann pierce buchanan and johnson not to op pie«c a weak and humble people not to exercit-e the power without the authority of congress upon the conclusion of mr sumner's re mirks mr morton obtained the floor but tf:iv way to a motion by mr sherman to t rke up the hottk bill correcting an ambig uity in the law refuting to the ctassiticatioii of mtffar duti which prevailed mr casseuly i.dem cal.i submitted mid advocnted an amendment repealing the income tax mr tkumbftllt.rep 111.1 strenou-ly ttdnx-ated the n peal t:ie mi ilim nt was rejected—lyes 1j nan 18 the bit was then paaetdi i'he s>iihte irm:twdfd with the regulur order of liiwinw bills were intri>tueed isy mr fmnmndsi in rea-iutf the pt-n sloiih of di^alited atttdiits and lifting un>l of their mswi and irhiidrcn twenty per cetit from the tirwt of next manrh homed to ■ oininitlee on peii^iims by mr corbett—to flx the t-nlariei ol the ii-ails of kxeeutivc l>f|.artmt:uth and judge's <»;' u s intirtn it propomi t bmnaae the sautry of baadi of departments to ■ 12,000oaieb tad to tix tha nlarim of v is judges as followu chief judge supreme uurt jiij..vhi associate jartkxa id.ik>o circuit judge t7,5w l>istri€t judges jml?p*of court of claims and judges ol supreme court ot district culumbia 0,000 each the senate occui>led a portion of the morning hour and until utter two o'clock in a long but animated debate at to whether the boom bill relating to em^ar dutiis u-£*-d by mr miernian the abolition of the iiicimf tax supported by mr caamrij or hik pending resolulion of mr morton on dominican affairs should take pr»bßß>>ce tin frieudrt of 111*.1 latter anally cantad their point when the debate of vmtenlay xv continued the opponent of the bmbmn aimed to impeile the paaaafa of the resolu tion by eoiisumiiis the time in the m ohh for the executive wamtaam ate mr liayaied ip'jin d*l delivered a lengthy argument to whom that the propoti tloo mi uiiuon>titutio)ial at 5:40 p m the senate took a recess till evening . kvknist si:ssmn on reassembling of the senate after the disposal of nome imnnrtant matuts in ciu'lingthe pa.-*»tagh of the jointfresolution to n»*tore lieutenant commander inhn m quackenbush to the active list the resolu tion relating to san domingo was taken ttp aud debate resumed mr morton replied at length and in detail to the point*-toade hy mr sumner in it fernng to the remark'of mr sumn^r that he morton ■ was the confidential adviser of ttie president and that the latter paw him in the green romn be denial it wan bmmey or a private cinferenee but it was be emw he was lame and the president came down ibmfl as he c«.uld not well go up although he nometim dtaagned with tlio pre-idf-nt in regard to ppnint njr ilia and other matu-rs lie ajwaya r!ml indittt-r with him in wmeh * way ns not to s-<«:iil his penonaj rlmrtar nr fir m*>r'i!i7c the party of whirh he was 11j head the muaillt of urn bmmtof from m:i milmaafti wn tlw president thi afternoon was most unprovoked and indpfennible nearly all the pninu made by mr sunnier won immaterial to the purpose of the r^w lution mr morton denied that the proto col provided the president should privately u-ie hin idfluenf tn effect a ratification of the treaty it was not uttached u the treaty and had no part with it but it made no provision that the president ehould privately influence members of congrem his resr>lution nimply pro vided for a commission to examine and to report on what terms san domingo might de^ii't to y annexed mr morton continued at great length denying all the a.st«ertlonn of s'imner raying he knew nothing about effort to have him displaced from the h*ad of the committee on foreign relations but he wouid m now that the senator tad plac«l himself bofon the world in antagen i-m to the ailruinintration and h:wjdenoun«-.-.l tiie pnihident in unjustifiable languace there migtit be m»me propriety in aajring the committee on foreign illations uh'oul'i not e led by an avowed enemy of the admini»tration 3ir morton then di-**mied th great im portance of the annexation of san domingo md in coik-lusion argued against referring hi resolution to tho committee on foreign relation mr nye spoke in the support of the reto lution a didcuxsion follow between meisr hay an 1 an.l morton relative to tome re marks of mr bnyard mr morton nktd that mr btiyxrd's'ianguag was too fr«.h to permit a bold denial mr bayard—l atand by any language mr in the chamlier and oat of the t ham mr chandler demandm proof fton mr sumner of lii-4 elmrg mgains the presi dent mr surant t»ah that the statemfnu were made in conversation with a member of the enate mr rhanller demanded th name and mr sumner declined t give it oombi mr btoubfi idcm pli nt to the < lerk's de>k mn«l had read a t*-l-*gram from samuel j kandall announcing the election cf a drnkktatic tate in pennsylva nia by a majority of 1 s loud applause followed on the democratic ttide mr bl'tlek bep mas proposed a postponement of the tote on the amnesty bill on the ground that a number f mem hem had left thff city until the pecond wednesday in january the hpeaker said that under the operation of the previous question the motion could not be entertained except by unanimous con tent mr fanwirorth objected mr bntler moved to reconsider the tote seconding ifafl previous question agreed to yeas 106 nays to mr butler then moved to t>o*tnone the further consideration of the bill and amend ments until wednesday the ilth of jao uarv m wood inquired whether mr butler ired evading the question ol amnesty iff thought there could be m object in po«t ponlng_the vote except for delay mr butler protested that he bad no dwire to evade the matter »: i pl^lged the house that so far a h could control the matter the question should come to a vote on the 11th of january mr famsworth remarked tiat there were its members in the house the aame number that roted yesterday no member therefore had rone home and that the x cum wu merer a dodge finally the question on the postponement intil the ilth of january wulakeo by yea ned nay sod wa decided in the afflrma tir«—jcaa iw nays bfl mr ferbt uep mich offered a reso lution idßtnictlnr the committee on pumic land to inquire into the expediency f kuuwldk erery soldier who served ninety days and npwanu in the rniud states army la the late w«r ard who wu honorably ii-<'l)«rgm to wlfrt 160 arreti of public land tubjert to sale including alternate iieuied perilous along the line of railroad without requiring wnupancy of tb same adopted mr hale iu p m«-t called up the eon 4mted elmloo mm of e«l«rtnn against strm4«ri with nw>lutiom deelariof kctie ton the enntevunt not entitled to it the resolutions were adopted wioioot dtarnahoa or divuton mr m a rorxtcßfp.^drrodtked a wu extending urn mow i%n of naloraluatton us in iroridfl by law for lien serving in ttie 5i my papaed the death of wm smyth bjb tite iv congress from the tseconti dlrtneljft lowa was announced and appropriatei«l qic ipoken by meaira alllaon wob loukhrmge wilson minn and julian n l 2:is ibo house adjuurned the nwlou tivmorrow to be for general debate onl j new york the ekre-ya.vitekbilt fcvit xkw tone l>ec sl—judge barnard t dav announccdlthat lii consequence of want of r>h*mi and hikownenkairemenube should b unable to hear the uit of the krie jtailwny v vanderbilt till man-h but then he would certainly bear it in preference to all other business the further trial was set d-jwu iiemnptortly for the 13th of march i.ectthe postponed by kike italph waldo emerww^was to jwfure le ft.if tlw new england society in the young mens christian association hall to-niglu but at 7:40 a pillar took nre from a gw jet and causied a po*tponement tbe audience numu'riii(t l 0 retired in order tt^o body hurt £ i>!in]:iir to tmi ming light the flnekal uf hf.kr apmikal bkekze the funeral of the lat rea.r admiral breeze took place this afternoon the body wm received at the foot of canal street from philadelphia st half-pact two o'clock and conveyed to st mark's church by an escort consisting of four corotoanles of ma rines and the tn regiment united states in fantry with other detachment of troop and two band of mtitsic the coffin which was plain with mlver bandies was carried in a hi-arw drnwn t four home ten fen ifi*»n fr'im ihe uniteh tatr frtpate vermont farmed v bellow siguare about the htarw the rrmaiuing part of the proce«*iod oon oi<«tr<l rf a nuuit>ci of carriajjes containing relatives and friend an«l naml officer in full uniform the trot wcrv under com mand of col brooine the east kivkr hicd'.k thf brooklyn caiswon of the east river blidga reaf ht*l bottom thi ovi-mng and the work of removing tools umi slling it with cnicnt wilt be begun tomorrow i'erbonal fjeorpi francis train arrive on the city ol london foreign ppamsh affair madnm deo 21.—1n the ortes >■ day + ni lion pmvutag for the dixfoluticii or til 4 body wax gmw by l'2tl nr in 4 amid great excitemvuu the opposition im in.-dhitelv left the cfcaaa-ber during the d.-l-ate ftobeldo declare lie and hi party did not wi*h tor a coup d'etat but were <!» - titinined to save the king or j>*risli with him fiffuitis follmvrd m t-uppaa*of the motion for a disw lution but admitted that tiie oonatry would nettle into tranquuity tm thoiiirh aitttta was on thp thronp unlf'mj thp rintincps were suitably lncremfml the motion wa supi>orte<l by the govern ment the meru'fer tberenf expressing the mrnttment th»t to save the cuiintry all meati ure were allowable the cortes in utili ensrag-ed in violent and fruitless di«eusiions hetween the republican ■■.]■! i!i ho-crlle<l snrdtman factionfi tho int tr-r being very bitter iv tbeir attacks on the new king the lrxemßl'ftft i}i"kmtion rkri.in dec 21.—tho kreuzertung sty with repaid to the ueutralitj of lux emburg that dlplomdtic negotiations were impossible during the time of war the orinau irmios would thereby be compro mised while the abnuratinn of treaties se c;jreß tbeir mu-ty the pru-««ian govern ment is ready to submit fuclalnn in arbbi tr»ti>>n wiihout affect ing the po^itlou of i i \' intiiirii as an independent stute the dint of he*»e darmstadt hai brlpror e>l the f«h.lerttl treaties and voted a further war credit of 3,«j-2.000 florins 81ffkkino fbum old london dec ii it garibaldian forrea in the eastern leitartment arc suffering bit t*-rly from cold food in paris tho attaches of the foreign legation who hive arrived here from pans confirm the reports that the supjili s of food will not lust two months papal it in explicitly denied thut there han wn recently any < orrespondence between the i'ope and the king of prussia tlieconfekknck nkw y«nik deo 21.—a world special from london nays orauvlllo to-day l(*nue<j invitation to a conference the language ■-';. m-.1 is so framed that the conference although ostensibly railed to iettle the eastern juc>i.i»ni may 1 connidcr the l.uxumburg ilinvutty and the proposed ce slon uf alsa«e and lorraine jobs bkhiiitb hiocbhmml a strong pressure i*i brought io betr upon r!i governun'nt to give la kdmund card well the mlsiatat of war the portfolio laid down by john bright ahmy jvnsnti the army of ib loire ban joined the army of the weit near let mans the duke of mecklenburg bu passed t ( alafn and frederick harlex n marching treat from hlofs tho german reserves ure hurrying up ravaria a dispatch from munich say ft is caftain tlip treaty between buvarin and tlia tfortu derman bund bus been rejecteii by the lower chamber having failed to receive a two-thirds vote the chamber will be dl sorved and it new one chosen which in volve great delay this action u regarded ai an intuit to fiermany especially to prus sia miscellaneous cuokt uk appeals ai.hany dee 21.—tlie following tli<t i>av celtodar for december 13 koe 87 100 hi lie 117 11 uanaoni mown dowh ixx.wiu k nt li.t 21 — during the even kale tail ■ .'': uw likhtltouhu bi-re wiij bluwn do'.vn it wiu hmthy erected i'ikt summer loss muni a fishtnfi x tlo'jnf uheckrd h.ilir.\x dee 21 thf american choom-r lizzie k farr wcit-b wan con demned anil sold at i^u :■■" tor a violation of ibe liihcrj w and bought by her ownrr run a»hor on her way nut the captain wan irritfl on the cbarpe of wilfully wrt-olviiig ber in order to et tbe heavy in okomua et.e''t[ns af<ifsta a dm 21.—the election is imiftll—lin witllo"t lihturbunce the democrata arc al a hi kklnnon<l and c uni'ii mmtm ijurkt ant jfher-on oountt«a iwve cone kcpumi'-an in f>ecv tur county im lu-oui'l:caiin l;a i a amall inajoiily yesterday si:!.!.!:i>akvil.l.k t oa pec 21 three flectioti ni.in;ig'-rn have been arrest«d and itdpritoiiud at sparta for receivink illegal vote in a er*oual alutcatiod dr brown wa ktmmfeed down y .' '■].:" linton bte pn.n lioxc 9 >><"•■ sl.—the i>emivrat are hi d many heroes are toting the dtm ucr:.;ii-ticket a ; 1.151 a dec 33.—several arrefita both wtiitt-n anil i>h k have been made for flle sral vising the 1 irm-i rat i-lftim tb«y will cert.-unly elect four if not live 1 oukre*troen and a 1-irgr majority of the memben o the lefd^lattire limn irai ru.',rmn>mvlßh«t i'lymofth mam d«e 21.—th two hundred and finietb annlveraary of th landing of tbe pilgnma wati celebrated bere tonlay upon a grand tcale toere win a larfre gathering of defendant of the i*ll grtma hon u ('. wluthmp u>lirered tbe oration a dinner waa aflerwanla rfeti toata read and ipeerhe made by jen how ard s r r w(l»n arid otbera pnement firint rr-it thf tnast our plltrtm flthm may th.-i rldldren be aa pare in motive p tiei'.l in 1:11 and »- bn in danger let ter wer aluo r ii from firant colfaz ki-'.i n--iit■veil d no beiknep akenau str edward thornt m oroerml hbenun ihm maaa i.t ll.—the ualtcr a*rr ot '■'•■ laitdinf of tbe pilgrlnm wee ep propnak ly celebrated here to-day oonubeoatioxai cosviitiiis a mnvmlloi of delegstea from tbe con greiratloiiel oenenl aaeocutioaof tbeeouu trr besaa a hexon here to-lay the object or the mneetlon waa to ctfinlie « netlotiel rotiferrnce of tbe ehurehee of the eouo try won a bcmiox raiatz a debite uvnlgtit m womeal enflnfs be tween hua cmberim ciwber aai kn llvennore etirerted c im lltnn m l mu«ie ball mia peerhar opened a tke opponeot of woman euffrafe end mre llt ermore followed la tbe llefeaae bevy want beeeher wee an aitmtlve imeawr metxobic umrlat rot:oßirrp»ie dec il—a aplewlvf meteoric play took puce bwe l three o'clock thw morwlmt a tit»mkmin b-.ru end bn*tele>r a miimem m of red u(kt ulaaloeted tke akr cad c aawil of porpnw buranemd the ifn^iene the meteor le daeiibed ac of immenee hi tier 10 r kobe the idaho wae at toko hama tbc monwt wia wlwll«v shanghai the aladm wm p the m ***■ mmci waixiaiiih u st loci dec 51.-a t*%js iq cw from itbe clerk of the iww j!t!llm aayi twenty llv were losubet 2l£t namee tney were pn*^j.'gf.b^*'-b rent the boat w valwd it btji '"■ 1 barrels of dour md a large 1 of ataoiw h freight for ked hirer h to bt contested v ci.ncinsati dec m—lf^djcmdp 1 bellwm ye.ter<l«r toimllf gmgj 7 general schenck th»t ulmt ibtimmxt \ congrem would be contmtcd bct kikpirs'cokv«j«tu bee keeper.1 todv.ntlon ■«*'••"•*',£ twelve or dfieeu ta ijrt~«jr3 morning m«lon wm ocrnrw l • fw»»l discussion on bee culture ri»vb mill bl'bsin chicioo dee tfc ur will of bmitb arm wm burned thu furruioo i>oktbmoi.tb ji h dee i—tb bil liard miu-h of 1.000 polnu beiwem dm icii of ho«ton and ulgnon of new tort wu won uie former dlgnun oonnf w p010 ve»r wu«j»x v^v t john v b ix"*1 jl the brlirin tl j w lhe."v d **•--. x"p and annie currier h«ve been ."««•" f •» it ir m j'twi violation of the revenue wb eihi hi'hokli on th sittatioh.—i referring to the question of the alabama claims nd objection there i to any national mnetty lord kus«ell lni>uncet tne feedr'x of enkland during the american civil wiiw when the united state remonntrated with tile britlah government for not acting l>y wav or checking the building of crul-er and plundering ppatii.h and portuguwie lm dera england au*w»red them that it wmill allon no interference !« domeatlo mraauro and that when cruisera nk.«o«j blrkenli i the government wu no louge re*poni»u'ie the fame fplrit 1 nhown an to the i lion of arms to france frum england co arn«e from america i'ru.-»ia l»v*l|i ligai^kt hnkland and regarda ber ai an ene my n lilm it treat america at blameleaa and v friend theae iiihtaneea ahow tliat rnvy and bontility pursue the wealthy <»»» mert:ial u«m>iii and that the l»p of enar im'ui are dogged by thefle i.itiou anil l*,*v tt ti:'hoove knglnnd to bo prepared for r fea john ih't r on thk w k-i'atii a ut man irecllenian ""'!.■ kpawm t.i a mark that john bull wuuhl cave to lx ronault^d in kiirop.-an aaun th-ii i'ull nr i ttood for n.«ilng ii vil pork «• i afl - never via war he vlll ulte ii&unca '•'■' line pig log gocc out mil bltn xl ' - i chcrman auldien t vlr yflc handful » repela mlt shenflal voahlnglon he yip spain mit hullaiul unt vawaa 1 yip france lint all eurupe hf yip i{ii-*»i mtt hairof kurope ileu he jti<k uut hit <*■"» unt ay choii pull did it uolidat opknino of book — breed lent a co have just opened and displayed the moit eli-imii't stock of holiday books und tuiiunfi \ ever brought to thin city consisting of elegantly bound sets of all the most popular english and american authors beautifully illustrated and ip t-aotly bound volume from all kaglicb a/i<i american publishers and the greatest va riety of t and juvenile book ever col lected in one stock ; also the latent style or writing desks in itonewooi mahogany and leather a yery line assortment of ladles and gents pocket hck>k or vicuna english and american manufacture glovtf and handkerchief case bronze hik tanda anil a large assortment of fren b paper and envelope a complete itock of line onld ten very beautifully put up for rhrlntms gifts a very complete stock of knrllah prayer bookn church service ami biblef in the greatest variety of binding lso • fresh supply of newt'hurch pumlca tion*,nnd a complete assortment of all article pertaining to the book and stationary trade all of which we are prepared to sell at greatly reduced prices brier lkmt * co 240 main street and 0 west seneca treet ltt-tf ladies bell huts ami caps something new st k2siw blmtointßjo.'l open tnis evening till 9 o'clock adam mr.i.l>kt'm a co 2u6 i'»a 4"i main st 120-^t american block tto mink set of turn to be hsd for mo at k2ii-fi bkhotiilk & linei » try the great arabian snlcei in lifting boxes j bobiom t.im carpet beaung workt northetut comer washington aud ohio at arpeu of all kind thoroughly cleanxj anj renorated dih-t jcbt receivnd a splendid imortment of fall and winter cloaking embracing ail riew fltyles in market st nairm * wilsr-s i2s-i 802 main itrmt riatotai a hajol the wellaksofm wig manufacturer and rti.t in hair ba re mored hia esubllshment to no v ksat enf is street rroana floor from 319 main street over jdttn c jewi-ti a hon store jhi-w8 t'5e paaha alia arabian coffi itc jubt received a lot or french embroid ered valenciennes trimmed hetn which *"" • trer at less than half thmr value at n\»!k a u'luu j22-u s'.'l mum tr»l frkhii assortment of scotch o*p*,fn>m 1 to fv uc-h ul k2t^aw kki*t"!.l ofta's for ine mink stjuirrel alaska an<l biver mink muff and collars qlovea jilri and drvweri neckties woolen jicktu go to the lanftst and cheapest hat store in buffa lo j moju.knnthix hi maid ft , and sou wasblngton t bm seal and artrtad sacquea tna^te to or r at kw!-»w bkrotold a bro.ii xiw styles ■■! mi and winter clotka now opening at naih.v a wai-ws j2!-tt ri mam tr^t tlo.ot<o nrortb of hus-ian ha'.'e furs to u ;■;,,.-! sjajt at great fjsrgaln at k2»-6w bkrotolda bro.'b a choloat selection of cloak and dress trimjuingk now on hand at nairn a walsh's fb-tf t&i main street a maoniricknt assortment of new styles sashes and ties new shades at nairn a wiiai'i jlt-tt 891 main street carfrth.—n>w ud elrifmt stylo at tut low prices hr»wi»i kuu uo main street jiimt boatoa one price square deadiag cloth inr sod furnishing swiss are rscetviuu dstit winuroreroosufronißtouu lv dersliirt ud drswers h cent to tl so kimisi alaska fiable trimmings for doaii and dresses uleat norelty for ladlos at k9mw bl«otou)4b«o ▲ pl*a»a>t bomb lor uivallds at the waurcvn w beaetat st buffalo n y cmsasat will fnd usjr esnrtag at t ihcken soß-a w»uyatijr a main st at 1:40 r l an bat onfjflil air sweating batka compresesd ajr tools batlu turk ish russiaii and water baths h o w pohii.l.m d tbt he onat anmra up la mwn bom get • good art of ladles furi from r.t '«• kjm<r bnorold a bbo ail s»yta of udw and ge«u puin st msnttmd baadkarekiaaat , wai«k a wtutra ft%4t ft wain street tim doaaa men's and l~iy i.'siol catambeeloseil ™>» it t n i »• rth s3 ■ kiu - t'.t 1880-la cait orr curtiuxu .;. bcsassari rbvtklng ml at tot or saftx wm poat^ossw ha ek of woatasw la foil djmm uute sixi ar esßsrssi a n»t waiaaaißss rrt s.m.wau jfmt «•« mala sttwk :.§:;:• i : . i : i g ■< _ >■ *• pj a p tlr__.t _'_«__ '_ _«*_**_ fcr k ., ... , _____ lfelg.lt f 5 5 _'_ _~_ __! l i__r r i barometer hang sinf*j s:»5:?i~__r 4»jy_i.».6>i 3*9_bjm__mo iii | | ii ' ! . i , 1 ! : ' i j change in ia*t _;__.■__;:_ _*_-. o.-t_._,_»*»-i_._il s nur j is 2 ntrecdoaof j t i.5?ft 7 s53 i wind ? r j i velocity f kr:en!!*k**;*m ■.;__-.*__. i wind t rf *:; j _- j _- i mile pr hour i 5 w ss ~-~ _. hi?***t 7 • " _ tat of " ■ j weather r ? i ..■■-■■-..--- _-.._.-_ _. -_--■ : —:—. : barnmetlrju reading are corrected fire elevatl-.il and lu-truinrntal error for u*r.r»'r:i lost aitp pcund 6ca kkwakti m tr htolk.f n hun oj ■'■*■. - ijikhiimt ' in tmra on ronrtmnlb bl b:«-n york au<l * tcrtlcnt to animal wih l>!i k 8 y«mold n u*l wkib f-t in f-<r be aj.;i ifmw'.i.'i i !,«■«','.-. t m w«ro m (■*■ i ii i f.ir iuforr - 1 nt will i i i !■■ i"-r r ■■■■' : . «' l •■• 1 jri 2 | if si -\ iuk izth inur ■ n i t ax , *:'■■ ■'■ ■ ;< ■-■■!! nt.i lon iti . * m iliiu . . i ■■■ i ■-.'.. 1 tl ■ ll p.-r will i *■ ■ ■~■ rt-.ifii !>■ i i ...