Oakland Tribune (Newspaper) - April 8, 1875, Oakland, California BEN A DEWES Broadway Terms of One ThW Months One Mouth One 50 I 10 OAKLAND BANK OF SAVINGS Capital P S T B Walter Blair F Delger C W Bold S E Michael E Miller VOL V NO OAKLAND CALIFORNIA THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 8 1875 Per 10 la fear OO FINANCE P S Wilcox T B Bigelow Walter THE POLICY An American in The fiom a London letter contain several things of Mr being the only diplomatist has ever visited Central Asia it was very desirable that the resalt of bis should be make known I rather think however that he been English diplomatist his wonUl never have seen the light In the United States they seem to print everything sont home from your j various Legations and I remember some i dozen years ago reading n dispatch from General Clay then Minister to Kt Petersburg iu which indignant tit the attitude of ft portion of the English cation during the civil war hb advised Mr to bring the English to her senses by sending a tile expedition to Ireland This com- was rendered harmless by the fact that it was followed by one in reply from Mr Seward requesting General Cassias Clay to confine his at- tention to the proper business of his gation mid the members of the English Embassy at St Petersburg where I happened to see it looked upon the whole affair as a joke This same re- port by the wav tells how the Emperor o f on General Cassins Clay be- ing presented to him addressed the American envoy in with many other noteworthy particulars from which the curious must be referred to the document itself Indeed toe American rule is ently print all the dispatches re- from abroad The custom iu England is to publish just ns much as will satisfy the House of Commons and the public without foreign or compromising the authors of the dispatches Tlie Austrians in their Red Book reproduce the in- sent out the Foreign Office but very little of arrives back to the Foreign Minister The French under the Empire I do not know what their practice has been of late reproduce in their Yellow Book the instructions from the Foreign to the chiefs of Embassies and Legations abroad and nothing else Prussia publishes no Blue Books and when Prince was once in the Prussian Chamber why he lowed his country to be distanced in this respect even by Austria he replied that if he undertook the publication of Blue Books he should be obliged to double the staff of clerks ia the Foreign Office inasmuch as copying genuine dispatches for the ar- chives it would be necessary to prepare false or garbled dispatches for the eral reader This indeed with a candor which bis enemies call the Prince nas said again and again and without any approach to he has more than explained that if foreign diplomatists knew that their com- to Prussian or German envoys would in due time be submitted to the public gaze they would often be prevented from making communications of great importance For these reasons Prussia publishes no diplomatic Blue Books while in Russia there has never been the slightest question of such a thing In as I was before ing they publish mutilated dispatches Bat apart from what it is sometimes found necessary to cut out the omission of which is duly indicated by blanks or asterisks the dispatches are genuine as far as they go and in almost ill cases they enable one to form n fair idea as to what must have been in their original to that eminent phobist Mr David Urquhart who in every complication sees the hand of Russia as Mr and Mr gate see that of the Jesuits dispatches However mutilated are always of j use to a discerning critic They are of game service to he once wrote that the clothes of a murdered man are to a detective They show that a der has been and often ble me to find out all the particulars of the crime As regards Jlr Schuyler's report on the affairs of Central Asia it seems ab- surd to blame him for having described what he himself saw but if the Russians have any just grounds for complaint on the subject it must be against the United States Government as indiscreet rather than against Mr leru conscientious and reporter But the fact is the Russians believe or affect to believe that if a man receives the highest civilities at their hands he is bound for that reason to speak well of everything in Russia Only they will say of a er who after being kindly received in Russia has perhaps ventured to remark that the Russian Government in Poland is by no means perfect only think of that ungrateful man writing against us alter the Princess Vera had asked him times to dinner and Gen imoff hod lent him horses Mr ler is doubtless looked upon at this ment as a monster of ingratitude be- cause after being permitted as a ular favor to visit the Russian sions in Central Asia he has presumed to find fault here and there with what be saw The fact is the Russians regarded item one very important point of view are barbarians I do not wish to use the word offensively and I know better than moat people that the Russians have luge number of poems novels and comedies many of which are ad- mirable that they possess considerable talent for music and that some of then punters are excellent both by their inal qualities and by their acquired skill But they are barbarians in this that they are strangers to that political civilization which allows and even im- plies freedom of criticism for foreign as wall M for home institutions The sians ia this respect are not so very much better than their more primitive neighbors witness the trouble that an American correspondent Mr Jackson and an English correspondent Mr Kingston have lately got into at lin for publishing news or comments un- favorable to the Prussian tion Booth came fondly hoping to find company among gome of the Senators but party demands have swept them from him so that he stands Times ADVERTISEMENTS E CO Groceries Provisions HARDWARE AND CROCKERY Finest or Wines Liquors etc Constantly oa at prices Corner Street All goods delivered free of ADVERTISEMENTS lot mre is ADVERTISEMENTS Full Till R HORTON GROCERY STORE choicest brands of WINES LIQUORS TOBACCO ANO CIGARS Constantly 011 hand No 771 Seventh Street Near tho Market Street Station Oakland All goods delivered WM STOKES ARCHITECT No 14 Wilcox Block TO ALL Who Build Houses and Want the NEW IMPROVEMENTS Introduced Tor Hanging Pictures WITHOUT INJURY TO THE WALLS There is no use going lo the I City any more SALE DY rpo J- room In poW antl In make It a point to ADVERTISEMENTS FOR YOUR GO TO g ill CITY CANDY STORE 965 BROADWAY Recoiled Dally flor Lovers of good Candies will find a great nety from five of the prominent maksra in San CHAPPELLET Eighth St Near Broadway INGERSOLL FOR TBE MANUFACTURER STATE INVESTMENT ivr c n i E SHI Second 0 IS IN lo nt lln 1 IV 11 1 i il to mil i tin OAKLAND Vf K Ruwell I Henry C B J G W Duni A J P Thompson I WALTER SMITH IS Cigars and Tobacco S W corner and Seventh Street Oakland FINE HATS COMPANY FIRE AND MARINE i Cash Principal California Street LEFT AT THE FOLLOWING ill receive prompt attention At Second at Cox Adeline nl Dov and Market r at 12th street and Sixth 1 t lit between loth Hi j i and and I A to Haley Italian President Vice Cashier P S T u I W MIX made and a general banking business transacted in nil Its various branches Havings Deposita received from one up and dividends made t wice a in January and July No Entrance Fee or for Bank Booh The are liable to the in this institution to amount of million dollars affording a if to depositors Our own gold or currency for on the Ninth bank Tori City National Gokl Bank end Trust Ban Francisco are correspondents UNION SAVINGS BANK COB AND Capital Stock Tbe Largest Capital of any Savings Bank in California Board of A C Henry Tolm C Hays Wm Mecli E A Samuel Woods Vf Howard Hiram Tubbs H H Haight J West Martin D Ward S Huff B B I Mora MOM H A Palmer J WEST MARTIN H A SAVINGS DEPOSITS B interest from the first of the month a BEAR th date of payable Remittances from the country may made by Express or by Check on Sin Entrance Fee required COMMERCIAL DEPOSITS re General Banking acted Collections made Si RS lu Gold or Currency on d San Francisco at current v TRA New York San OP CALIFORNIA New York CHEMICAL NATIONAL BANK I id Knot I r ar i AT A i Vice President H Very Reasonable Prices n K M No BROADWAY H TZ BERG WM HOSKINS GOLDEN STAR HOTEL K Broadway 11 Oakland No 838 BROADWAY SWISS MILEY LAACE J A Milcy formerly of 733 Washington opposite San antl COFFEE AND ICE CREAM SALOON Broadway two doors of v X U Havings Bank Oakland Particular at- tention given to orders for Parties Balls and Lunches at short notice and on enable THIS Assortment of Fancy Candies Fruits Jellies j I Seventh Street Oakland JOHN TERNEY FASHION SALOON 854 BROADWAY Oak laml o 1 460 EIGHTH ST j Sessions A GEMMELL I IN THE CELEBRATED j LAUREL AND MEDALLION RANGE I The Best in Uso I Till Copper nnd Iron Worker PLUMBING GAS FITTING and Metal Roofing clone to order Special At- tention paid to Pumps of all kind BROADWAY One door from Sixth street Oakland B 16 or SOf For Fifty Cents COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS Tor all I 8 Wllcox Block OAKLAND CAPITAL COIN B F E C M A D Prop OF J J HANIFIN WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS X IV Broadway and 7th St Oakland STAR GROCERY T Cor Broadway and Second St Choice Groceries Wines Liquors and Cigars AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES Goods delivered free partner the CHy WASHINGTON BREWERY CHAS BREDHOFF Proprietor Cor Broadway ami Sixth St JOS OAKLAND BREWERY Cor ami AND Cor Telegraph Av and SI OAKLAND Julius why don't your lUr at UM Saw charge too much du stealing you oblong How An who wanted to OM B red but had no globes wrote to the to send him a nd Tbe tetter BECHT'S SALOON 8 E Cor Broadway and Eleventh OAKLAND J BECHT Proprietor IBT TUo best Wines will be found at the bar C HOULMANN Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in WINES LIQUORS N W Cor taitro and Fifth a free of charge in all of the city MACK WEBBER'S ORANGE FLOWER COLOGNE b for the toilet Broadway and OF RECORDS -IN AM i A M K D A C O TJ T V Please give your Orders C W McKEAND anil in Hub Adjoining he EAST OAKLAND the aw of and at small FOB THE Spring Millinery MRS CUNNINGHAM HAS MKW AT f 960 Broadway ber 9th 10th Tlic of ever tnr In from nmt York the Ik to at the Call and see Specimens at INGERSOLL'S BROADWAY Corner of Twelfth Oakland WILBERT SCHELLHAAS FURNITURE TWELFTH STREET Nest Door to the City Market THE ARCADE j ton CIGARS TOBACCO 455 Ninth St near Postoffice B F Ferris W Newcomb J E Kuggles H V D F P C Huntley Case A Eberhart V P Terry the Brands Kept S K Putnam oa Dublin Paris and New i York for sale I Merchants Bank San Francisco are our Correspondents No Entrance Fee of charge Books made received and a General Banking Business trai acted j Interest allowed ou Savings Deposits from let of month succeeding date of deposit payable of all kinds ed to Billiard tables repaired PLAZA STABLE Horses Bought and Sold ON COMMISSION L SCHAFFER WASHINGTON MARKET 819 Broadway Between Fifth and streets AND RETAILS in Beef Mutton Lamb Tork Lard and Sausage Sugar-cured Ham and Bacon a W WILSON The Only 4 LL AS A no -all Any pi flUH It their I llH I to call nt tile 1 New Spring Style or BOOTH MAN EVANS in IN Fruit Confectionery Tobacco Seventh street adjoining tUe Depot Oakland A fi ah mine to un hand one hp on notice lor thr proprietor of the slaMc stock cnn be I Doing in this City WAKES REPAIRING A SPECIALTY No 961 Broadway Between anil Block Quick Sales and Profits HORSES BUGGIES DRESS HATS GEORGE FERGUSON CARPENTER BUILDER Seventh St near Franklin I and Cue been for a years connected some of the on the coist inch Lamott and k Co of San Francisco ID the capacity often his services to the people of Oakland feeling confident of be- ing able to every demand in hit line Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed JOS BRANDSTATTER Denier in Ml of BREAD CAKES PIES CANDIES EVERY DAY TTza-zoznr SAJ SOS Broadway SADDLE HORSES TO LET to the the to go for n O A STl BBn New Tailoring Establishment S FRANCIS Third Door from Tenth St OAKLAND Call and before ordering and FOR THE CHEAPEST GROCERIES WATCHES AND CLOCKS Jewelry and assortment the latest constantly ou aud sold at lower prices than they possibly car be in Special attention paid co repairing and the most complicated chronometers as none but the best are employed LOUIS P Broadway neit door to Postoffice Second-Hand Furniture Bought aud Sold by WHEELER BROWN No 1058 Broadway Central ea Bido between Eleventh and Twelfth fate Highest cash prices paid therefor J M R Important to Landlords and Gas Consumers SAFETY AND ECONOMY OFFICE GASLIGHT February 1 Co I 1675 IOT FOL TN PURSUANCE OP THE lowed by this Company since its to lower its rates as rapidly as ranted b the growth of the city the price of gas will be reduced on the 1st Day of March Next 25 PER TO JOO CUBIC FEET In Oakland go to PETER BAKER'S 822 Broadway bet Fifth and Sixth Sts promptly to auy of the city of charge UNION HOTEL BROOKLYN Tae undersigned having leased this Hotel and newly it invites tho patronage of tbe as be intends to mako it worthy of that patronage in every The bar will be kopt stocked witli the bctt of Wines Formerly of Central City ColoraSo J FAVL If AMERICAN 815 BROADWAY Between and Sixth Streets Fresh Bread Morning Evening CAM POUND CAKE F etc of tbe ou band Sid made to order ami k of TIBS evay Mrs Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in LADIES T WILL SAVE MONEY BY and pricing lier selected stock of Hair Goods before in San Francisco LADIES AND HAIR CUT DRESSED SHAMPOOED Iu an manner PUFFS BRAIDS AND CURLS the notice Medical and Mineral BATH ESTABLISHMENT For Ladies and Children 474 EIGHTH STREET Between Broadway aad Washington OAKLAND KELSEY CO DEUG rs TJ Or et CHEMICALS and PERFUMERIES And all articled usually found In a Drag Store Prescription IMpartment complete In all Iti details atom at all lours of the doy or night Otl Taith Considering tue value of and labor tbe limited use of gas and the distance the places of Oakland will be the most cheaply city in tbe Union This price will leave DO valid excuse for tta use of any illuminant but Goal Gas along tbe lines of Company's mains a large part cf which are now have been they wen laid unproductive of income The advantages to be reaped by the public from Cheap Gas daily saving in the cost of one of the necessaries of life decrease in the number of destructive fires caused by the of the volatile ates of Petroleum saving of human stationary lights for brittle lamps most convenient and light brought the means of the molt Finall the house economy will bo great If Insured tbe rate of premium will bo lessened if not insured the risk of will be decreased This reduction can only be profitable to the Company by the accession of a cient number or new consumers to lessening of Its current re- and It will become Ibc Interest of all consumers of ens to induce their neighbors to adopt tins light further reductions inay be made attention of consumers is also di- to the use 01 gus lor heating and In Europe and the Eastern cities It has been adopted to a great extent and Its use Is constantly extending It Is to be hoped that this movement will bo In the spirit hai and has always the Company That the Interests of and the Company are Identical The Company are constantly advised of nil changes In modes of manufacture distribution and will at all it- self of any wna to improve quality and lessen price V t Superintendent TO THE TO THOSE WHO HAVE the deadly efficacy of drugs In to those who have tbe vain hope of conditions of Ibc of ami COOKING the thereby to force the to action tbe system and depriving other proper share of the work ot removing trow torn the body all wbo are Tired depletion 01 reasonable Water Treatment to living a to save and to all other means or of W Bladder or on tlu tbac after tbe of health L W W
