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MISCELLANEOUS.

OQ0 BROADWAY DAGUERRE0TYFEs-READE
<OO you want superior Likeness, 20 to the New Opti
esi Light 10 Broadway, Harrison Homss will
with picture Of merit Their prices reasonable and
generally considered the first clss by artists
srs peops 81 taste Call and see H. H. 2s9. 9Th story.
GEtoND WAND HoTEL-wE ARE GLAD TO FIND
- that THE favorite old House has been fitted ole
SAINT by M 1hos Biggr and will be opened Mon
asy. Ito morr.~ Mr. b. gives sn elegant Rinnsr end
Wine he has laid in stock Of moot superb Liquors
ard ssars end i'll mako the houe the great vorte place
81 resoft throughout the city.
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Hon. Henry Clay at Albany.

ALBANY, September 81 p. NJ
The Hon. Henry Clay arrived in this city at o'clock
thirsfternoon, and met by large number Of his
personal friends, by whom he enthusiastically
received. He remained but short period, taking the
train for Uties where he win sojourn until Monday
next.
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EXCURSIONS.

>~~>~N~~N~N~N~NN-yNNNNNN
EXCURSIONS To The SEA BASS BANKS, AND
IL positively the last for the seasonOp rhursday Friday
and sunday the BUfFALO III leave Thrteeath
81 Camel street t1 Catherine Sx Grand
board Fare Is The Buffalo will extend The
trip around the Lsht ship.
CTA1EN ISLAND FERRr.-LEAvG NRw YORK SO,
- Ia NJ and 3 g. 81. r. n. Leave Staten fsisnd
@ II, A. n; spdl. 34S,6 Pm.
y, sndi as hs6x p n Leave Staten Island, .. 10,
II, A. n, and I, q 50, 8. 6%. Pm.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVRRI DAI.
.ONNoyNN~N~ceoNyNO~4o.NoJ
.1nscers 10 .4dperhsemens BY mail Be poet
paid, fAsy riu not be taken from TIE Poet Office.
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n Boz one and ALL
Pray I w.',. ri; as,,. = I' &.
which We should lie To- soil 70.
or,nsy measure
shirts We " ,,, .,'h0s' delays
In lees than laIfs day.
We've ,iltes Hose,
And y,os r'' Lad. .S new I'd Dressing Gown
H Hn; ,s..;s n. s.''
The richest 70 be found in town.
Mrs. bEMANs Shirt store, Astor House.
CILKs, cAsBNEREs. sHAwLs. cLoAKs. nANrlLLAs
~ kmtroiderss. Lace. ne'inos be Lsses ss1Ihs sub
Goods which hey have mpSrtes ard selected with he
creates. q ;oSs Of Of .s. beauty vsSs ".
,s r which Ne '9 s,.
sr9n5ssr TO sADLss1sT sIccsS 1s LsP5s
By bis thod Of nsr Drssi,s without making use Of
s... .ns ssss ,ss. SisS Ia,.as.d .s
lar tn. thu, Offering ,hs s.usl. say.n,,..
even ,hs srs should bang ioo.. Atoms.
M I..s asr Dressing Rooms, Dos Broadway. 'sirs
trretusly stt.need ".
sss ss1 rsrs Sa Is
ard agreeable method % acquiring eskns hnowiedEe
sr.s,. ss,s ~ Y CALIFORNIA;
ard tie wsde surpiisd TIE nost advantageous terms
CARRIAcks--JoBN c. HAN. jR, MANUFACTURER
" snt Dealer $50 hrosdwsy would respectfully, call the at
urcn Of HE and strangers 70 cxsmne his fail
scch % Carrinst He has spent no pains nanuacturss
srd selecting good assortment ne VIII be fcund W Neg
orb and a. low price, Also, assortment Of single and
Double Harness on hand.
ANY Person WISHING TO ADOPT FINE,
IA htsthy, hearty fen ale child tonly four months od)
rsf.ns dead hear Of opportunity BY sdofossinga
line, u vecs to Doctor Branch Poet once corner brsad-
way and CsIsistseet
LIRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INSURANCE CON-
psny. ohces No. Merchants Exchange, wall street,
New ot md No 81 Fulton street. Brooklyn las Con-
hss been business quarter century ano 10 one
otthe sdest the United states They continue " nsnre
storee sweiinss and other buildings merchandise furni
ture vessels In and their upon reasonable
''A NAVY WILLIAM kGIswoR President
Atrssp q. e1tvrrs, Secretary.
OvrR Shoes OVER sHoys'-rHE UNDERSIGNED
" have hard ard for sale large assortment 81
s,l. Patent Leather Over shoes ana cos made
Without sesm. will rip water proof light heat
ana durable Purchasers invited 70 call and the
mos perfect Over shoe ever made SOLD ~ tns o'en
Manufacturer. III Pearl street. New York.
DLANiNe sACuiNEs, OF THE MOST APPRovgD
qusly either % iron wood or part iron and part
~ood rsnufActprtd With de- psteh and vsrrsntc also
extra nders hesd knives and
article connected with Planning ssclne may be obtained
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LOST.


cox KEwARD.-LOsT, Last EVENING, ira IN
W<O atant between and o'clock pack One Hun
dr,d ollsr supposed to have been dropped in barber
tiop in Duane The above reward will be paid any
TIMOTHY GUNNER corner Re,ds and centre sta
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Ie.ett DENTIST Investor Dreadrsy, sicsss
public attention 70 this beautiful trsh 70 mechanical den
sry which produces much cofort s,d Satisfaction
the vsarer Satisfactory esrihcat-e and nendasn
Nsm Of the first dersisse In the Union.
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AMI SEMKNTS.

RRGADwAy THEH . a. sA. ss. Al L SOL:
"s. VA
s: S s'si ssSis si
ssr ss1s1 h:' ;non aSss
caLAsA in s0',ms By ss.OTin4 rsse:so ors:s Circle
Galsrs IS ssSts Prvats Boxes obtained. Doors
epen at seven, TO begin A. half past seven
Ak. 4: :. as sole
,s. % ~ 'ss ':ssss
frs, A%er,sa. sminsnt an
L'stIs .rS Yf.s"a .a s1s:s :@ss
s' q: S''''' On the Ti.I1 q .s a
BROADWAY rnEArRE-A CARD BENEFIT OF
sE1,,in. vSrs.nasa Tsas:so msiFaoraa saeseo
which for Monday evening September osSWsbo
s1i e. 'a: ssy
y ss.ap s has sssS
ON her SsPss nis f be- 80 'ry
n. P.-The Box Book is open
NlBL0's GARDEN.-MnNDAY EVENING, SEPT 10,
IN the entertainments will commence with GRAND Over
Rope by the Navel Family and Leon J.vs 70 be o,ls%
e BY a fS%s . ass Be ns ~
Pa, DC Deux mission Of half hour for
.sSis psn,osi%s If Jocko~Tao Ape SaFssssi Pipe Pipe
Rs1si rors Vile a. Lehman admission 90 ssat. Doors
orep at O'clock. tosommense st precisely.
QuRToN's THEArRE-w. e. BURTON. PROPRIETOR
pssa s.%ssy s;s
0rani Mr. c. w. Carkei Sterling, Mr. Lynne; Tom Boha
nh Mr.. Burton OBryan, Mr. Brougham; Mrs Grmgriskin
hrs. Hin, hes; Polly bohalipk Mr.. Broughsm bur
i.t,a called oUsiN cHERRY-sir harles Vernon. Mr. G
W. Cisrke Thomas Pru Mr. Hsmilton; Cousin Cherry
Miss Chapman. The 9th night OF TdE spHiNx-Adepate
NJ Brousham; Tbs sphinx Mr. burton; rhsmyss's. Miss
Barber dipus, Miss Chspmsn Boxes Dress Circle, and
Parsuette, SO cents Family Circle q cents.
A CARD-LOvERs OF HARMONY PARTICULARLY
IA Old Countrymcn) informed that Concerts ION the
E.; and is :: IA q.
works Admission Sss' ToPassSs and sondSss9r
Pianoforte Mr.. WilliAms.
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Boots. Shoes. and heavy
interest the OF splendid hstures have out
o. ihr rros try the elegant well made ssd cheap srti
ess turned ont by JOINS. " Arn street
Gene one, Come sii-w say IN alt. our
h,rd, -ho in want % pair Of enc french Cali sso,
Get old stand 81 Gov Young French Boots sfo
So,th 81 Pine Calf 50 So worth ~ ca in other cheap
Gsier Shoes ke in prepsrnon. Corser " FULTON and
NMnu streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ArA MEETING OF TUE DEMOCRATIC REPuBLI-
n General Committee, held NJ Tamnany Hail. Satur
day evening, SEPT T. ~ Resolved That the meeting
called 10 asncmblc at Tammasy Dai on tho 1th mat
lean State Convention az syracuse be- and The same
hereby. yOspoDcd until the 10Th Of September at
o'clock, r. NJ BY order Of o. Gensrai Com nitiee,
ExANUEL - aAkr, Chairman.
Cypus LAvror. Jas. @. SxirH, see'ys.
WILLIAM DARyILLF, WHO LATELY RESIDED IN
w Utica N. " viii learn something to bis advantage by
applying 70 Capt H. Maston u. Assoteu Bsrbors.f
nMN1BUs NoTIcE.-BOLsTER q ANDREWS PRO-
~ protors OF the Empire and wsverey Line Of Omni-
buses hereby wish inform the public generally they
have extended their Omnibus Route from South fer Nh
street and 9Th and that and after Monday the
1oh ns tLeir Omnbusses will leave Bath 9th
avenue at the intersection Of broadway every thr,e
nutes throughout The day from o'clock IN the until
10 ocloeh in the evening" BOLSTER ANDREWS.
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EDUCATION.


DRIvATE LESSONS, AND IN CLASSES, IN TIE
French, German, and English languages Private and
Commercial Corrsspcndsnes Books and Docum ns trans
ct de Lit tersture, No. Sixth avenue. New York.
NRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY
school Tor young ladies; No Carroll place. Bleecksr
street, New York This establishment conducted by Madame
Blk who assisted by the talented professors of this
city enjoy the confidence Of all those who have
entrusted their to her Every attention is
paid the morale and comforts Of the pupils Terms mode
rate. The house 10 spacious and comfortable
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More Troops for Florida.

NEw ORLEAss, September 7, 1849.
The steamer Autocrat arrived to-day from st. Louis
brought eo United States troops destined to the
everglades Of Florida
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4 rlivsl OF the Steamship Falcon = Later
from IIavAna-Thc .nsnrrection.

Esw OR.EAss September z, lS49.
The steamship Falcon arrived last evening from
Chsgrss, having touched at Havana Monday, the 80
inst.
Private letters from Cuba state that the island is In
the greatest commotion, but make not the slightest
mention of movements there except in
single instance In which the Colonel and several off,
sers Of one of the regiments we're murdered.
The Captain General using the most energetic
to suppress any attempt at rebellion that
night occur in any part Of the island
By order Of the Captain General the Falcon was
prohibited from receiving any pass myers at Havana
and United states newspapers allowed to pass
the post Office
The mander Of the floop Of war Albany, now at
Round Island has been requested by the Consul at
Havana, to proceed there immeais
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Failed Yaiae per doll.
Hamilton Bank. n. ]. ... June s. lS49, 81 cents
Bsnk of Norwalk, Ohio. Jan }, 1S4g, % cents
Bank OF sapousky. Ohio. Jan 4. l6i9, 40 cents
Canal Bank, Albany. July ii. % cents
Bank Of Wooster, Ohio. =. March 20, 20 cents
New Hope Delaware Bridge. Dec n, 20 cents
Ala. p.rr H. 90 ! real estate netes, 10 cents
- wv ~ " Y.stock notes, rs ceuts
Erie Bank. Pc. May 10 cents
The President Of the Baltimore and Susquehanna
Railroad Company has transmitted to the Treasurer Of
Maryland the sum Of $4,000, which, added to the
amount previously paid into the Treasury this year BY
the Company. makes total Of $4,000. The Treasurer
Of the State believe estimated the receipts expected
from this Company at sou 900 for the present year.
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New OkLEAss, September lt4o.
The blockade Of Round Island, which has b On so
yigidly enforced for towe time is discontinued,
the United States vessels stationed there allowing pro-
visions and other neeesares be landed without tho
slightest modest alton
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Result OF the Election In Texas.
New ORLEANS, September 7. 1s4o.
Texas papers Of the 4th inst have been received
which show that Bell is certainly elected Governor and
that Howard 10 returned to Congress.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

ITO PIANO FORTE MAKERS. CABINET MAKERS,
sc-1he brick work,hope lis and 40 Wooster street,
viii be toid At Merchants Exchange on Tuesday the h
initaht, ~ " o'clock by A. Beecker CO. large
Of the purchase money may remain on mortgage
ITO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, BY C0RLIEs,
u Haydock h Co., Wednesday. the 18th day 81
uber, 1si9 at o'clock the premises situated
2tth stre't between 9th and 9Th avenues No ILL., brick
building feet inches front, % feet inches 90
dep with lease having 10 years to run with the privilege Of
re~swas Of each together with Steam Engine
~ horsc Boilers OF 30 Hydrsu-
lie Press Pres Oven and Plates and Pre- Papers Bush
ing MILES Steam Apparatus perpetual Cutting Machines
iattcns pys house, DJerg Utensils, Drugs Dye Wares
&C. &c Also two coiored Printing Machine, In per-
aud everything connected with H. The premises be
viewed from TO r. NJ, each day, until day Of sale.
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SHIPPING.

EoR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA CHAGRES-THE
viii have quick despatch for Chagres The Florida havrs
elegant mmodss for 80 first 40 second
cali having for time
the Chspes trade offers to wishing
s9c ~ ,vr tny ABOVE POT o. passage N me cabin
cubic foot Apply on board pier North River or to
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TN PRIVATE DISEASES A SINGLE GLANCE ESA-
bles DR. Delaney TO sppy his failing remedies and
TIE di,eile ~ once leaving tans behind sas
ein,s upsurraea By other ever discovered and
before world Of the greatest blessings
youced by the Almighty 70 errips once. 81 Lisps-
M I'd efrcet. n street south OF Canal
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NO DR. nEfNK. - DUANE sTREEf.BYIN D1scRK-
ton Of youth, hut more ~ the mAltreatmsnt Of In
experienced physcsns and quscts vas stsssked With
liberation varsus parts a.
psrsen This panied With psiss In ell
nv bonss aud joints ulcers In throat he nights
rer. strength OF mind and body failed
got tired ~ TAKING medicnei sunerinss we're intense
thod 20 return You public thanks Tor restoring health
Cropes W. dtrpors, los South st. We the undersisped
certify to the aboysFr n. Lee, tSAld 18th ward; a.
walsh 40; J ID Fish. 10o south %.
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TALLY, at least, to the culture OF some
other production, or engage in manufac-
lures She has already done this to some
extent, and, owing to the fostering care OF
the Government in protecting her citizens
engaging in new enterprises against for
eign competition, the result has been
highly satisfactory Manufactures have
sprung up, and are in successful opera
ton in several of the southern States,
and they will yearly increase in number,
the South possessing many advantages
over the North in manufacturing. The
genial influence of the Government has
heretofore been felt alone by us in pro-
tecting our sugar, by which much advan-
tage has been derived directly to those EN-
gagged in its cultivation, and indirectly to
the cotton growers, by diverting much
labor and capital from their staple, and
thus decreasing its amount. But, here
after, the advantages of the tariff will be
far more sensibly felt by the South, as
large portion of its labor and capital must
be turned into different channels than
those they are now employed in, and will,
to be successful, require the protection Of
the Government.
Next to the tariff, the question of inter-
nal improvements is the most important
that is now agitated before the country.
The people below and here are directly in
terested in the former, while those above
are more Immediately concerned in the
latter The Democratic party, however,
are opposed to both. They are opposed to
the Government lending its assistance to
the people to advance the prosperity of the
country, or in making improvements.
The public mind has undergone change
in relation to both questions; and while the
opponent of the tariff will meet with no
favor from the people below, the opponent
of internal Improvements will receive less
from those above.
The election of Congressman will
mainly turn on these two questions. Mr..
Morse, it is well known, is opposed to both.
He has voted against both-thus sacrific-
ing the public interests--and will do so
again. Mr.. Ogden, on the contrary, is in
favor of both-and will advocate them if
elected. In him, the people of the dis
trict will, therefore, find true represent
alive of their interests, and that they will
elect him we cannot for moment doubt.
We shall recur to the subject
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BRmERY.-The Union proved, yesterday, 70 its
entire satisfaction, that Mr.. Ewing promised TO
give away one of the offices for the consideration Of
three hundred dollars in The shape of hOuserent The
Union has only to prove--which it no doubt can
that Mr. Ewing robs hen-roosts and sucks eggs,
and il will have accomplished its mission, in 20 far,
at least, that Cabinet minister is concerned -
Republic, oct. o.
OF course, the above elegant effusion appears in
the Republic the Presidents own organ, whose
chief editor was brought here by General Taylor
for the purpose Of promugatng his own oracles and
detailing his own opinions No one can suspect the
National Inteliigenor Of 70 egrcgious want Of
logic in argument and of refinement in compost
ton Union.
II the Union's captiousness evinced a
sense OF shame and contrition for It's scan
dalous accusations, invented or adopted,
against the Secretary of the Interior, we
would take greater pleasure in transcrblng
tokens OF It's amendment Its modesty is as
false as rouge laid on with trowel and its
penitence, we tear, is about as sincere as
the tears of the crocodile. The Union has
charged Mr.: Ewing with corruPtly getting
up gold expeditions at the public EXPENSE
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ever patriotism points TO duty, there you hnd the
hardy yeomen But for the fostering care OF his
profession-the training up of his children In the
line of agricultural preferment and grandeur, IN
schools and colleges where the sciences awaken
new thoughts and experience teaches the most i'm
proved modes of farming and the adaptation of
soils to husbandrywe are of all civilized nations,
the most ungrateful. We have agents and minis
tiers at the public expense in every nation looking
10 our common interests they should be charged
particularly TO inquire into the manner Of agricul-
ural labor and pursuit-the cattle sheep, and ami
mails common 70 their mission-and TO report an
nually 10 the new department proposed To be es-
tablished Their reports should be published in at
least paper in every Congressional district
throughout the Union at the public expense; and
the officer of the department should be required TO
condense all the useful information received from
all sources, and 10 publish annually the same for
the use of Congress and the country In this way
vast amount of useful information will be dis
seminated at tritiing expense. Colleges should
be endowed, premiums offered and fairs estab-
lished, to the farming interests to competi-
ton; and for all useful inventions nations graft
tude should be manifested by proper remunera-
ton. In this way the noble pursuit of agriculture
will be fructfed to newness of life, and nations
treasury reap rich reward .-halama zoo Mich
Neps.
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Massachusetts, WING Nominations.

A few days since there assembled in
the old cradle of liberty one of the most
numerously attended and respectable con-
ventions ever holden in the old Bay State,
for the purpose of making State nomina-
tons. It's deliberations were marked with
the utmost unanimity; the present able in
cumbents for the two highest Offices under
the State administration being nominated
for reelection by reclamation.
The tone of the meeting, good speeches
made at the convention, and the enthusi-
asm of the speakers, gave evidence that
the right spirit was awakened among our
friends, and that they were determined to
roll up a majority in favor of their nomi-
nees that would testify the appreciation of
Massachusetts,, at least, towards the ad-
ministration of General Taylor.
The duplicity of the AboGhonists, Barn
burners and Old Hunkers, in both Yer
mont and New York, by their late coali-
ton, has disguised the Free-Soilers who
were such from principle; and hundreds
have determined to return to their party
allegiance, who, from honest conviction,
separated themselves from early political
associations, and in an unfortunate moment
affiliated with the worst grade of Loco
focoism in the structure of the Buffalo
platform. The deception sought to be
practised upon such is at last unveiled,
and as the surest and only means of pre-
serving the Union and quoting the angry
elements of sectional discord that the VAN
BURENs, Buffers and MoRToNs have at
tempted to engender for personal advance
ment and ACCOMPLISHMENT, they will rally
to the support of the Administration, to
whose conservative principles the great
body of the people look for deliverance
from the fanaticism and ultraism of the
amalgamated forces of Abolitionists and
Locofocos.
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The Municipal Election I'm the city OF Phil
adeIphIa.

The Daily Sun of Philadelphia, noticing
our article on the subject of the city of
Philadelphia Wing ticket, puts to us GER
tain questions. We answer the Daily San
by saying that we expect all those who de-
sire to see the present National Admins
tration sustained and successful, whether
styling themselves "Whigs" or "the
friends of General Taylor" TO sustain our
supremacy in the city of Philadelphia,
where our principles have been so long
predominant, by voting there for the regu-
lar Wing city ticket. The "Whigs" will
of course be true to their principles and
their party. How any "frend of General
Taylor" should do otherwise, we cannot
see. The question and allusion Of the
Daily Sun to General Taylor, personally,
we consider disrespectful TO him, and en-
titled to no notice or reply.
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THE REPUBLIC.

it has accused him of making a fortune by
swindling the widows and orphans of rev.
dictionary soldiers il has taxed him with
corruptly voting, as United States Senator,
to improve his private means and on the
9th instant, in an editorial of columns
length, it accused him of promising to give
away an office for 6,ibe Of three hundred
dollars an the way Of house-rent. What else
can it say of him unless it prove he robS
hen-roosts, or cheats little boys out of their
marbles at thimbe-rig.
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FURTHER REDUCTION OF FAREs.-The Trenton
Gazette says that the Camden and Amboy railroad
have determined TO reduce their way fares hereaf
ter to the rate Of from and half TO three cents
a mile. The editor remarks:
"We regard these reductions eminently wise
ON the part of the companies, 30 far as their own
interests are concerned, being also liberal to the
community. We trust they will be found 20 be
productive of much good all Sides that they will
not diminish the companies profits, that they will
increase the revenue of the State, that they will
promote the increase of the wealth, population, bu
siness, and prosperity of the COMMUNICATED that
they will tend to bring about good feeling be-
tween the people and the companies"
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The FIsHERIEs.-The Halifax Coionist of Sep
TENDER 30 says, ii is currently reported and gene
rally believed throughout the city, that at the late
conference held by the delegates of Canada, New
Brunswick, and p. 4. Island, with the executive
council of this province the proprety of granting
to the United States equal participation with our
own people in the fisheries upon coast was
gravely considered and finally determined upon as
a government measure.