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friendly and concilIatlng language is proof that
she has no intention to be buied; and they say that
is really her intention Among rejecting people the
impression is, that If there be war, the chances
as ten to one in favor OF England-her navy being
SO very formidable, and her army. compared to that
of the States, so considerable. They do not forget
that America has obtained some victories over her,
but they remark that that was when she had two or
three European wars on her hands, and when, con-
sequently, she could not put forth all her strength
Some OF the newspapers think that the time is not
yet tar distant when the United States will swallow
up the whole OF Mexico and one or two say, that
they will soon wrest, or coax, or swindle Cana da
from Great Britain
ct 10 the Chamber. The general totals after de-
ficiency amount to 354 966 765f which is consider
ably less than they were in former years. For the
ordinary service OF the year, the receipts are est
mated AT 46 $40 6S0t, and the expenses at l.3S4,
7T.0lS leaving an excess OF receipts Of 3, l53 662
but tar more than that exc will be required for
what French ministers call extraordinary credits"
which is plan they have tor disposlng OF large
sanction Of the chamber. All the departments figure
in the budget for increased subsidies; the marine
demands 8 900 000f additional partly for armaments
and partly TOR the expenses OF carrying out the
abolition Of slavery in the colonies, the department
ofjustce and worship, 2640 660t. for increase Of
salaries, the minister Of foreign affairs very
significant sum; public institution l,l4l ,S06f; in
terror scarcely anythinR agrlcutnrs and CO mmerce
744t and an additional 29Ol ,7Sat for Algiers
finance, 1850 The augmentation OF receipts
over the preceding year 10 calculated at -, l66 6a5
But il is believed they will really be much great
er a., with the reserves for the slnking fund, to
absorb the whole Of the DEFICIENCIES lett by
previous budgets to be paid of. Besides the ord-
nary budget Of the marine, and the extra demand
OF 5000, 000f. noticed above, the Minister OF Ma
rine has presented bill demanding II, 900 ,000f
for constructing such number OF vessels as shall
carry the feet to what is called in normal state
that s 10 40 vessels Of the line, Of which 20 to be
afoat and 20 in % oath advanced state Of consruc
ton; so frigaes, Of which 10 aioat and 10 at e.
24ths in construction 60 corvettes, CD bres, % qat
vessels, 20 transports, making altogether 40 sailing
vessels, OF which 2a0 afoat and the rect on the
stocks There are also to be 100 steam vrssels, OF
which 30 Of the first class, from 400 to 600 horse
power and upwards, and 70 oil the second class Of
80 TO 800 horse power But then this increase is not
demanded all at once-it is proposed to extend II
over seven years from the first Of January last
This will make the annual outlay for this special
purpose 10 805 900 francs, or after deductinR sum
OF 6O0O0 900 already allowed each year for new con-
s'Tuctions, laSo0,ooo francs This amount 10 % W.
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United states Tariff.
Lord MosTEAsLs inquired whether there
would be any objection to the production
OF tne report OF the Secretary OF the Treasury
10 me United States the subject OF the
tarln The subject was one OF general importance
and ne hoped there would be no objection 10 the
production OF the document He had thought II
right TO put THIS question the noble earl M the
hrst Instance, before movng tor the production OF
the report.
The Earl OF ARgRpEKN said, II was unusuaI N
move tor the production OF documents s,m,I.r 10
that alluded TO by the noble lord, and n sucn =
practice were adopted II might be attended with
great inconvenience AT the same time he was
not disposed 10 deprive their lordsnlps OF iuforma
uon wafch might De really vdlu ible and Important
and which he could communicate conslstently win
nus duty. He nad certainly received copy OF the
Document TO which the noDe lord referred, aud ne
was ready TO admit that II contained matter which
was very well worthy their lordshlps' attention
onoer the crcunstances, he would not object TO
~ production; but MS consent to the noble lords
precedent.
Iaelr iordshiPs then adjourned.
rIesn toreign beet or beef slightly sailed, is in
future 70 De allowed be shipped duty free as sores
ulicr the usual re- glIattoas Tois ia the decs,on
oil the revenue auth critics = - ~
>, Oae OF the Oibbewiy Iadans ftbe bird of ,be
IenpesD died at Brussels the otnsr Az ~ ,he
sul ~ pDS, aud another (tne Ktny nj ~. ~ 80 :,
dals 'uiiy III The former WI, b,o,,,sJ ~ 81
mta A.a1tc cietgymln fes horrs ~ :. ~,
~ otnsr ladlsas are slll al Ghsni '''
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Police Intelligence.

JusE l5.-Bmglary-The leather and finding store
No. n Barclay street. burglariously entered by
some burglar Sunday night, by clamberng upon the
water table the door and opening the second story
up lot Of brstles and shocmakers TOOLS valued 500
upwards and passing out ut the store door, which they
left open after them, and escaping.
Stealing Ccpper-Thomas Apperton and John Smith
caught in the act Of stealing lot Of old copper
They brought to tho Office by officer Valentine Of
the 18th Ward, and locked up for trial.
attempt at Rape-Ofcer Rodman of the It'll Ward,
arrested black fellow called Richard Harris on Sunday
night whom no detected in lumber yard situated in
Monroe street. in the act of attempting violate the
Of his step daughter small colored girl about 10
years nj age by the Of Rachel Ann Clark who
calling loudly for assistance when the above vglant
officer to hor relief Committed for trial by Justice
Taylor.
Ro6bins Baker.-Danicl King and John Conroy were
arrested yesterday on charge Of stealing ak loaves Of
bread worth so cents belonging to Mr. Robert Gilmore,
baker, No 1911 Greenwich street Nsppears these
were in tn employ Of Mr. Gmor, and have oeen IN we
habit Of making dead men" at the expense Of tne en-
Petit Loresny-A fellow called Charles MCCAIN was
arrested last night charged with stealing to
William Patterson, No l68 Leonard-st LOCKED up Tor
trial at the Special Sessions
Robbery Of SiIver PiatsThe residence OF MT Rooney,
No 81 Second street. was entered yesterday afternoon
by some thief who stole thererom quantity
Of silver ware valued at $loO, who made good his e.
Steainr Corpsns, dock thief managed to car.
nv OF detection last night piece of Brussel
pet valued at about $50 from of the barge Exchange.
Of laying at the foot Of Murray street.-the
.aiempf 10 commit Buvslary--A man called Francis
Barnard, arrested on charge Of attempting to
break into dwelling house in Fifteenth street,
Broadway. last night.
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Superior Court.


JUNE 15-DEcnIoNs.-Tance o. .4ndreus and others
Stay vacated except the plaintiff should be allowed to
notice the at the October term to reissue the
mission heretofore issued.
Belmont u.s. Glsim-Appeal dismissed with 81 costs Of
opposing.
Diefenbocker a. Regel-Appeal dismissed, with costs
The New York and Harlaem Rail Road Company ads.
~ B. Waiks.-In this cause the plaintiff obtained
quence Of the breaking Of Of the defendants rail
cars in 6s street. about two years ago. The defendants
moved for new trial. which was denied.
Burton and Others Norton and othersJudgmsnt for
defendants
Post ads s~isA-Judgment for defendant. with liberty
rule .u s.'''''A V '"'"' On p'' A'A' Vs. - :
even ct al vs Beiden-special report of referees to
to the manner in which the books Of the plaintiff
wilson ct al ~. Acknowledgment reversed.
Thurstcn ads. Observation-Disclosures anrmed.
King ads. Newcomb.-Judgment1or defendant.
Before Chief Justice Jones.
William Porter %. william BarnwalL-This was
an action Of respass ON the The plaintiff through
Mr. Ogden, Of New Orleans the agent Of efcndant,
containinx Soaal gallons sending the bin Of adng and
invoices and At the same time nsructing him not to sell
the pn 10 have N them sor.d :
he was advised there would be brisk demand
the spring business opened The defendant replied
that he would not recognise his nstrucons but would
be altogether covered By the instructions Of Mr. Ogden
The plaintiff back repeating his instructions
The defendant replied to this letter. stating that he was
in sdvsnce by his acceptancss in considerable sum- and
the plaintiff expected that he should stors the goods
ne should put him in funds TO meet his ana
the freight and charges. otherwise he would cell upon
the receipt Of his letter The plaintiff alleges he put
him in funds which he sold the molss
considerable loss, and the plaintiff brings the
present action to tho difference between what
they sold for and the market value The court adjourn
cd before the plaintiff evidence gone through.
John Yan6uskirk Perry Gdrdinsr-This was an
action $3.50. quarters rent Of premises In
held under lease for years made In the pre-
misses were burned down by the great DIRE in july l5aS
and that subsequently arrangement entered into
between parties that the plaintiff should proceed 10
eject the defendant and his partner that they should
give no opposition In consideration Of which, the plain
t agreed to discharge them from all Verdict for
plaintiff for amount claimed.
For plaintiff, Mr.. r. I. Winslow. For defendant, Mr.
J. b, Stainless
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JuSE ls--,Jshn Esie W. NssAsniei Bnsksm.--This
an seton Of trespass the The plaintiff purch.
from defendant in the yc7r 1892 $50 sheep for $30o
der an alleged warranty that the sheep were sound
At for the New York market. II subsequently, tur
out according to the plaintiffs statsmsnt the gree
part Of them diseased and died before they co
ease to sporton Of plaintiff hock. by which he sue
considerable damage. The defence set up was IL
ment in cause between the same parties obtained by
sive, and directed the Jury to find for the defendan
Verdict accordingly For plaintiff Mr. Allen, for defe
ant Mr.. Mitchell
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Court OF General sossions.


JOIN McKEoS, Esq. District Attorney.
Jurr l6-T.fal Of Laushtin Nc Cormiek, reiums
At tne opening Of the Court this morning the t.ia
Laughln Mccormick, indicted for having in the mo
OF April last obtained from Mr.. j. Norval of 100 j
~ reams Of paper and other property Of the
OF $i4o, was resumed BY, recalling to the stand
prisoner, amounting to Sl45, on credit in consequs
OF the representations mado by him; that Mccormick
90 exhibited TO witness two letters Of recommended
purporting to have been signed by Msssrs. Roe Il d
n.y. OF Rochester; and further that he stated that Met
Phelps, Dodge Co had permitted him (NlcCormick
refer to them-the letters shown the occasion re-
red to, as was subsequently ascsrained, being fol
ly false.
Mr.. DoDor, Of the 6rm Of Phelps. Dodge & Co.
posed that the firm Of which he was : member ne
authorized the accused to refer to them.
PoMERov B. CLARK, Of Is Plat street, deposed that
accused called upon him in the month of April last
expressed desire to purchase goods ON credit; al
same time exhibited letter purporting to be signed
VIM. Cheney, Of Rochester; he also made rspresei
Norvall; that upon the faith Of those represented
witness sold the accused bill of goods amou1sin}
1914 %, and took his notes for. the same. witasss
sonally delivered portion Of the goods sold to the
cused, but subsequently got them back.
Mr. Hart, OF the firm Of Messrs Boardman and H
depcsed that he sold the accused bill Of goods ams
to Mr.; Norvall and Mr.. Clark.
Omcer BOWER deposed that he met with the pyjsd
on the goth Of April last at the pawn shop in Cane
following him. he finally ascerainsd that the propd
he had pledged q portion of that which he AsdI
tanned from Mr.. Clark. Much other testimony OF
ton.
Mr.. MERRILL, of counsel for the defence, ruovsd
Court to direct acqutta Of the prisoner he gro
variance between the proof and the indictment i
motion made by counsel for tho accused was overrd
by the Court except that part having reference to
testimony - to the letter purporting to have been sigI
by Mr. Roe, which evidence the Court directed tol
stricken out The case was then summed up oy
Curtis in behalf ofthe accused AID the District Atorj
at the time Of leaving the Court last evening. Ths
sult tomorrow.
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AIovements OF Travellers.

~
The arrivals yesterday were upon a limited scale.
Amongst them will be found many Of the passengers by
the Great WESTERN
AMrRicAs-J Brechford, England; Mr.. seers Boston;
Mr. Booth, do; T. Smith, Georgia; II. Bancroft do Z.
Robinson. do; w. Chanbro, Philadclphia; ]. Rankin
EishkIl; W. Parsons y. il II. B. Sears, u. 8. A.; T..
Emnengcr, do.
Asron-Dr. Bales, Boston; s. Whitney, Nassau; G.
Hoby, Niagara Falls; DR.. Townsend, DO; w. Hoffman,
Balnmorei j. Davis, Readings NJ. Boykin. Georgia, J.
Field. Philadelphia Capt Matthews, steam ship Great
Western; Dr. Punvelt do; Anderson, Holly Springs;
Bailey. Albany; 1t Col c. Chichester, Canada; Mr..
Atkins Boston; D. Lawrence do; Z. Howell, England;
J. Farmer. do; Mr.. Curtis, Boston; George Armstrong
Liverpool; 7; Edwards, do J r. stanhope, Ohio; W.
Brechler, Baltimore
CirY-W. Bangs Baltimore; w. @. Hubbard, Middle
town; K. w. Cobb Paterson; Capt Cobb Taunton, Cap
tain Lines packet ship Iowa; w. Morris Phadeiphis;
Campbell, do; A Clason, Westchester; A. s. Wag-
ner, Ohio; j. cardoc. Philad; DR.. Mills. England r.
Stinson, ST. Louis.
FnAsxlix-A. stowde. Edgarton Capt Fisher, do;
w Packard Mass; George Morse, Fort Ann /; s. Ag-
new, Philadelphia J. II. Cheever, Boston s. Cents,
Apalachicola Z. Goodyear, New Haven; D. Barney,
Buffalo J. Evans. Kingston.
HowARp-James Thain st. Johns, N. B.; A. Lyman,
Connecticut; H. r. Welsh, Connecticut George How
land, u D. A., Mr.. Lewis, British Army, Toronto MIR.
henouch, do; Mr. Robertson. dol j. c. Smith. New Jer
sey A u Morton Montreal L. Dunlap Philadelphia ;
- coventry, Auburn George Wilson, New Haven B.
Hobcrt, Boston 3. Andrews Mobile Mr.. Gansh, do /;
Mr. Pease, Portland MIR Wilmer, Boston Mr.. Haw.
Icy Boston j. flasher, Philadelphs and u members
Of the " ;. Naval Academy.
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Sour AND CrvnrrY.-"As sat down to a ha
plate Of SOUP" says Gen. Scott to the Secret
ooial letter. and must either mean great socabiLty
profound waggery AS ! sat down to plate Of SOU
How odd. Guixot should write. las eat down to d
Of frogs lcgs,"-and Sir Robert Peel should say ID
sat down to hot bcof and pudding" and 20 on DiI
macy and ofhcial intercourse have obtained wv
kle" from the general "As | sat down to hasty p1
of soup ,o-Sfar
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CONVENIENT FisHINe-Partics now taxa the Rostou
Express train from Brooklyn at in the morning and
are lett on the fishing ground Plumb Island by the
steamer New Haven which to Norwich with the
passengers for Boston and the of the steamer
IN the afternoon they taken from the fishing ground
and returned to Brooklyn the ssms evening
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The Exhibition Of Fireworks In Boston
The ath Of July is intended to conclude With piece
signed BY Mr. Hall formerly Of Niblos and Castle Gard
agd e. up BY him a bis own expense cost Of upw'
the New York sun and other city papers. The piee
sold By Mr. Hall to Castle Garden, and exhibited There
Edys from The ropristoss, but pait o. Ia mecss
hjsSslsat OF n60uity. ~ WI VA
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MsErrso IN THE PAax.-Thsrs was q meeting 4
last evening In front Of the City Hall to q
brsts the liberation Of Mike Walsh. It was organl
by the appointment Of chairman and secretary, vi
each in his turn. addressed the meeting before
arrival OF Mike walsh. denouncing lawyers, off
holders. ola Hunkers, and sristocrsts, and praI
the working the only honest portion of the q
munity series ofresolutions passed by accla|
tion and the meeting then addressed by Mike Wd
himself who was enthusiastically cheered on his app|
denying the justice Of his Incarceration and conde
ing the aristocracy in measured terms. The meet
at the conclusion Of his speech, adjourned.
HIcKoRr BLuEs-NEw YoaK IN THE FIELD.-Agrd
bly, to regmental ORDERS this fine regiment were nj
tered into the service Of the State Of New York by
jcr General Sandford yesterday, in the Arsenal I'd
and presented fine, soldierlke appearance, though
kets and were drilled by Colonel Ming Captain Hail
Lieutenant Aiken and other officers. General SAM
was accompanied by General Storms, and explained
particulars OF the orders from the Governor, urI
which the regiment were enrolled and mustered into
service. They were supplied with muskets FROM
arsenal which have already done some execution in
wars of tho revolution. Colonel Marks. General LID
and several distinguished military presen|
Colonel Yates Artillery were also present, and VI
drilled The whole scene presented very anim.|
appearance and the Hickory Blues,r bid fair TO
the high military reputation Of the great and dsingu
ed hero, whose name they have adopted
THE- ysrr The CouRr OF ERRons TO GRE
ioRr-This Court accepted an invitation from the II
Island Railroad Company Friday last, to pass o.
that road to Greenpor and dino at the Pcconic Hous
that delightful place on that day. Tho party conf
ing Of the Court, Chancellor Walworth, Gov Gard|
the Mayor OF New York and Brooklyn. Judges StroI
McCoun, Hon. John A. King Judge Havand Me j
Jacob Little John Ward, Duer Jaudon, and a numbe
invited guests with the Directors Of tie Compary
Brooklyn at half-past nine, and arrived at 0reenpc
about three hours. After dining at the new hoiel
comic House, kept by tho Msssrs Fleman in style
Of thur sSsia Ss
faction Of the party, and number of miles were
formed in minute EACH and others in one minute |
fifteen seconds. This 10 speed rarely attained by tr
in this country The engine performing this speed
built by Messrs. Rogers, ketchum Grovenor of Pal
son, M. 4
FIRE.-A FIRE broke out on Sunday night about i
berry sts, occupied by Mr.. Devoe. The fire origina
in the store, which considerably damaged the up
part Of the house was but little damaged.
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ARREST OF APosTMAsTER.--Thc Postmaster at
st. Louisville, Licking county, Ohio named A. r. Gof
arrested on Thursday last and committed 10 Jail on
charge cfhaving committed numerous deprsdstions
upon the mail
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Court C.lenaar-This Day.

CrRcufr CouRr4, -. as 49, 81 to 80, 261 TO Al a. A.
SUPERIOR Counr9, l36, 1855 l46 TO- as l05 106. LOT,
los 49, a. o0S ~ a. ~, &c. 100, H. l2s, 49, 81, 20,
lac, 100, ia, l51, l52, 154
Comxor PLrAs-FirN Psrt-2s. 49, ~, 20, 70, 30, IS.
20, a, ~ Second Psr-I7, ~ %, -, 80 80, 30, 49, ",
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TIA PARry-A tea party will be given thu, evening.
In aid Of g. PsulS church
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NEW. YORK HERA LID.
supplemental Heral a.

supplement to the Nsv York HsruLs vii this morn
ing be served to our subscribers Is co,atsuks are
Tho case of Hsym solomon the ;adets at West
Point letter from Boston the Camanc hes and other
Indian tribes; Chambers street Savingsi Bank New
Publications the operation Of the Magnet sc Telegraph
Political Movements Medical Intelligence; the Trial
Of Bragdoh for Bgamy Varieties, &c.
1t will be sent gratuitously to patrons, in and out
Of the city.
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TRoTTiNG ON THE CENrREvrLLE Track, Ii YEsrER.
DAsIThe sporting community Of this victy are much
s vcny M to the sporting gentlemen o. Boston and
Yesterday about the third ofhe appearance head
"a by the veteran guide and whip Hiram woodruff
Inc sport announced was good-all that could be de-
sired but the result did not come up to the PROMISE
Duf wnss was lacking in sport was made up in fun
Inc nrst announced was q match for $780, two mile
heats, in harness.
VI W C w Of Boston, names ..b g. New England
The former was driven by Hiram woodruff the
0tner, ny ". Wheelan Previous to the start, 10 to
cd Shy takers 10 to is nbbed a. and 10
to 20 taken in few instances. At the first attempt at
start ere the had gone 90 yards she showed
driver who, directly afterwards pulled up, and declared
ioieit-a most wise and judcious procedure The
trotted and can approach her let alone drive
guios ner with safety-any attempting to do SO,
should Insure his life previously.
Immediately after, purse and sweepstake, mile heats,
Dest In 5. to $50 lbs. wagons.
4 HRonkiin. enters. ....... .ch 9; II; smith
enters. e. s. Contractor
The latter did mot show. il wa: 10 70 on H smith
Previous to the starttaken freely They went off well
together for the first heat but they reached the first
Quarter Contractor fell behind eight or ten lengths
Second heat in similar STYLE in 3:29 The third heat
ditto in 3:32t, winner
match wa. then made on the impulse of the moment,
for $50 in $50 lbs. wagons, mile and repeat against
Mr. %snnnci,: RI ;c Gh g; q Smith NTH
Ten to seven wal freely offered on the mare prsviou.
to the start who won in two straight heats-he first in
80 the second, in 81.
The attendance was respectable throughout the day.
and the track in first rate order.
MORE SPoRr, Another very fine days sport ID pro-
missed for to-day The advertisement will tell the rest Of
the tale Ten to three freely laid and freely TAKEN
on Grey Eagle against John Anderson to on the
Eagle against the field. Eagle certainly looked 6ne The
Boston boys coming out strong Hiram has not
there for nothing.
March ros 100000 match race for two single
miles, between Peytona and young flly, Brown Kitty,
will come of over the Oakland Course, Louisville, in
October.
AMERICAN YAcHrINc.-One of the most pleasant
yachting parties that given in this region
of yesterday The friends Of James H. Perkins, Esq,
and commander of the Boston Yacht Club
bled board the Coquette, and at o'clock r. NJ pro-
ceeded to Staten Island. The Csquctte is beautiful
model and walks the water like thing of life. The
company board enjoyed themselves highly. and at
late hour in the evening returned to the city, well
pleased with their trip. Commander Perkins deserves
great deal Of praise in expanding portion Of his large
fortune in promoting this manly and exciting amuse
ment- We wish there were more Commander Perkinses
In the world.
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AFFAIRS IN CANApA.-Our advices from Mon
treal are to the 18th inst, inclusive
The Canadian Parliament was prorogued on
the 9th inst. to the 18th proxiino.
From the Montreal u erald, June I3.1
The aspect of commercial affairs has never be
more gloomy than is at present Produce is rapidly
accommodating in the warehouses of this city, where il Is
wholly una ailable I, meet the heavy engagements
formed by the millers and jrchants of the west The
certainty that England will very shortly adopt system
OF free trade in corn and the prospect Of crops
at the ensuing harve all the continent has had
the effect Of depreciang the price OF eur sta
pie products 10 an extent that few months ago could
not have been anticipated The question every mouth
IS how is the heavy indebtedness of this country the
banks to be provided for At such time as the present
the financial operations of the Government will be
watched with intense interest II is notorious that
large sum will have to BIO provided to continue the
public works and strange 1t may appear very little
information on the subject either given demanded
in the House. The prospects of the too are
any thing but ha'terng There has been hitherto but
slight encouragement to the importers to send large fall
orders and it is scarcely possible that the can
equal the antcpaons Of the Inspector General Where
then is money TO be obtained for the purposes of the
Government Not surely in Canada