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%NEW YORK.TIIE FINANCIAL PROBLEM SOLVED—COMPLETE SUCCESS OF TIIE ADMINISTRATION POlICY-SPEC E RESUMPTION GENERALLY AN NOON1 ED-IMPORTANT MOVEMENT OF THE AM Ell CAN Cl DAN LEAGUE—PET1TK N AGAINST FUUTUlR LAND GRANTS TO R^LROAD corporations.|BT TZiaoKXi'H TO TOM EXTKEBS.JNew York, Mach 5. — In nearly everybusiness house thoroughfare in the cityplacards are to be seen announcing speciepayments resumed.Commissioner Betts having this morningdischarged Martin R. Cook, if the firm of G. A. Fellows k. Co., Collector Bailey thia afternoon applied to the Commissioner for eleven warrants against Cook, charging him with bribery and with aiding and abetting in the fraudulent removal of sniri.s from the bonded warehouses in the Thirty-second District.A meeting of the Cuban L-ague of tLr United States was held at Ielmonico*s laa’ evening. General Quesada was expected to te present, but he and General Aldana, ofthe Cuban Junta, sent litters of apoiogv. General McMahon presided. Among those present were General Duryea, James Betts Metcalf, Secretary of the meeting; Generals Bartlett, Gordon Granger and Van Allen, Cassius M. Clay and General \V. A. H. Morris. It was resolved to take measures to hold a inass inaeting simultaneously in the leading cities of the country, that tbt sentiments of the American people might be expressed on the Cuban qu« suon.
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Buffalo Express
Buffalo, New York, US
Mon, Mar 07, 1870
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