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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
The Cholera in Ireland.

TIE Cholers has rsie fearful rrcsis IN many coun.
nv districts hat passed through where they ar from
med cal sd Aarrcr and d. vie. srG ,aeir four chill
arsr. swept 81 n ne course O. very short time
arofher man ard his grown ur sons were n fe~
hours numbered with he slert tesdmy informant
Ire three cC-rs cart panied BY TIE widowed
rlIhrr. tsklng them for irierueft As | was passing
along saw rrcr woman on itr roadside N TIE lsst
sCones ofiesth her hcai surpore BY handful o. strap
priest esnng her a'ir >sterrg The ast riies
I'D Cancellations II IS Church, sts perfect sses
ton, ard evidently dyirg OF desutruon s'e must
Just sunk down her journey To me was very
siressng sght bgi ihe posboy who drove ne seemed
90 look on 70 a matter Of course
fDuh8n Cor Of the Times.
Lord Duferin and C'aTboye has sent <2ioo Of dora
u0n 10 the Central Com nif-re for he Relief Of Ireland
Az inquest held TUESDAY ~ Mr. Richard Jones,
the body OF child. who barb srOusy murdered BY
hs brutal father named keefe IN The following manner.
81 Freemouni. Ksnmrk Ne deliberately took the
child boy shout rire weeAs ot. ted stone round 10
dscs threw 10 ,ie uver and then cooy waited or
he bridge u he saw the child drowned he was fully
committed for iria fCoT. Examiner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
Meeting Of the Friends OF Protection, or
NnIional As.ocIaIion.

On tie 2eih uit a large meetng Of fhe nobility sni
ee.y n Britain, then ~ London sni Of ne sp owners
and a. others interested 10 protect domestic froc1c-
uors " increased taxation OF u roret articles, met N
Drlry Lane Ttesier ire Duke u Rchmonc ~ The casr
The speakers evidently 10 ell he measures ~ ver en
sri ~ SIR Pee. by which The oppressed millions N
he United Kingdom ROW able 10 ear cheaper loaf
he'd 90 dear bread agan ne order ~ %" day M
der The preext % proec NJ colonial pro---on iaA W.
hemeuy oprOsed The extension Of trade t1 l.s country
through the repeal o. ne avs winch VII enable AMER,
car ships 10 enter more ily info compel non WIFI b-h
sailing vessels Very many II me leading e1nservsfive
nobility and gentry were present and W Booker ana
corendef that The iron and other branches ~
industry had suffered ~ the siorfed STR Pee
and The present ministry The Duke Richmond intro
duced SIR Allan Nc Sab tie meeting ite savior Of
Canada resolution was given him % move viz That
application Of The principles n free trade 20 Brush
colonial poncy has produced tie moot disastrous effects
pretors Of esiafes while % has a. u2tei DE ave trade
and aggravated is horrors and IN the Norfh American
may enfangfr ile cOnnec ion With The mother coun
lry" Sir Ian spoke, describing the loyalty o he Cana
Canadian produce by The Americans AID re cNctrmeA
10 Canada. Mr. BossnQnei seconded MscNab's motion.
and -ad the pubic feeling was now turning Do favor OF
protecting Brush ana c'ona. Industry, and iAhi ne m
tona creditors ought 0in the protective ASSOCIATION
man. for % the country failed 20 prosper he people
mia demand reduction Of the interest on Tie Nsuona
The Lire,rol N,yrry hirks that MacNab, presence >,
The reenr dit NOD a. end dignity rni l0i-
~ TO - proceedings TIE Marquis 81 Downshre said
a. The noble Duke iRchmord -. not Of he faction
whom they once trusted n hod not Tirtefen y f'lt "a
" helbyoh igiich their ilse p NJ hltfe
Pee rad i1p-t,d uJ'or them but which he lord Down
SHIRE for bad pArfskeu Of But ne utci rdi TOO
oitculiisg - m .rr1drcrf up.n
1ley isff Peel for The manly boldnes- with which he
supported the rerenl Of The avs hch prevented the
n-h poor from bufins cheap bread. and for iakne ~
O0O eco year O Of tie productive Industry VI the
COUNTY. and placing H. by properly Tax. on capital
Lord Msmshury sad that protection from foreign com
petitions the rentals ~ the landlords. huf be
forgot add hat The rentals already thrice A. b. 90 a.
hey 20 years since. Toe landlords gst sLteooU
u rental yearly out Of the sw col Of ne mons ysi hsy
ne D oct J4orf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
MIscrlInneOns.

Hon Adolphu. Frederick Capel brother 10 the Ear
Of sssexl spilled 10 the lnsOvent Debtors Court.
onson. and opposed tie part OF - creditors The
debts IN the agar, gaze. were 232.lsy There We're
debtors and only shout $40 be given up for the cred
ltors. numbering In the schedule 2zl
the meeting Of the Presbyterian Church IN Scotland
held recently Edinburgh. resolution disapproving Of
reacing dscourses from pulpit Of that Church
carried by majority 81 les against ~
The whaling feet Of Van Dlemans Land numbers thirty
eight vessels measuring 80 valued 9fs Geo and
manned by l.l0O seameu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE


Markets %. BurYALo, July Al IN.
Receipts s'nce yesferday-FLouR ooOo DDS
WHEAT, &c 900 bush; CoAS, 1900 bush-for FLOUR
the market ls hrmer, with fair demand inciuuins
some lots for export. We notice sales Of ioVo oo''
Ohio at Is a 4 37i. The inquiry for prime ONO
Wheat continues good with sales Of 5000 bushels at
20 % cts which IL advance. The market tor CoRN
ia Arm. with good demand the sales 20OO BUSH
including mixed Western at ~ cts and fat Yellow at
a CITE. In FrkIomrs there is no change TO note.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

THE ILLisoIs sESATORsHIP.-Hon. Archl'
bald Williams, a learned lawyer and prominent
actor in the Constitutional Convention, has gwen
hs opinion that Gov FRENCH has the power, and
that it is bis duty under the circumstances, 10 APP
point U. s Senator for Illinois in place Of Gen.
Shields and that the expense o. an extra session
Of the General Assembly is entirely useless The
linoi. Journals consider this evidence conclusive,
and urge Governor F TO take ection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

NsvAL-The following is a complete list OF the
officers ON board The 5 Flag ship Plymouth, stationed
a, Whs-poa, China, In February last.
Commodore David Geisinger Commander Thos X
0edney; Let Lleutenat + J. Page; 2d Lieut., q w.
Doty 81 Lieut. Edward Donaldson acting ith Lieut.,
Geo T. Welsh acting 5th Lieut., Clark II Wells Pur-
Ger l. Warrington. Jr Master, G. Y. Fox Surgeon,
John + Brooke Assistant Surgeon, owen J. Nistar d
Midshipnen, w. +. skunk Jas H. Rowan IT, ChsIies
l. Hsrralson &. l.. Hammond. A. T.. Benham CsrPen-
ter, H. &. Thomas Sailmaker b b Burehsted Gun
ner, j. T. Davis; Bos,swsn, w. Whiting Commo'
dores Secretary, Frederick schey Commander
I. Noah.
Captain Gedney seriously ndisposed at last &C
counts and is said to have grown from an unusually
sout man to be exceedingly thin Lieut. Page was in
command in consequence of the indispos,on Of Capt
Gedney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

PIRATts.--We published the other day letter
picked up IN bottle on the shore Of Delaware Bay
purportng TO have been written by sylvester McApte
OF the brig Smith Tutte of Newburyport and thrown
into the just large piratcsl vessel was about to
attack the brig Upon this letter the Ne Hares Pa
Adisn makes the following comment
The above letter excitcs considerable interest in
this vicinity the Sssnh Fls having been built In the
adjoining village of Fair Haven. where she pur-
chased BY a company from Newburyport In CONVEX.
sston yesterday with Smith ruttle, Esq one o; the
former owners OF the vessel and the gentleman after
whom she named learned that she actually
sailed from Newbaryport on the day named in the let
Ter, Nov 20 si6. tor Oregon, since which time nothing
has been beard from her Her captains name was
sylvester" its well known that there was severe
gale on the 2oth OF November OF the year named the
gale IN which the steamer Atlantic was lost IN Long
Island Sound The ". after the captains name iook
AZ Il be intended. 10 write master, and 3iter~Mo
wrote captain, or eapte' This appearance with The
other facts gives 10 the letter appearance oil genu
ineDess-ont there arc some about II which
creste suspicion that 1t may be cruel hoax Mr.. Tut
tie IL in doubt ~ TO the true character of the docu
mentbus his opinion rather preponderstes 10 the side
OF the uuthulness OF the letter II he is right the
affair 10 most shocking one. and toe news will be ter
mole the friends Of the unfortunate men on board
the M. fsfed vessel"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
Cost oeNariounI Defense TO England.

TIE expenses for 1890 are ca cu.sied IN to Brit
Oh Chancellor Of The Exch quer's bulge, AZ <6neooa
over the many ior paid from he revenues
Of India This time ~ profound peace The sstlusir
for tie hghung navy S5ioo0lou. Tor re army $3.50
O0o. for ID crcancr SIS, 't0tt.; and NO e.
here much poverty here G0 millions have 70 be paid
az e share u It 10 keep Ireland miserable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
Death Of VIM. O'Counor.

FafheF Nsihe~'s good mend, VT WiIsm OVonnor
Z 81 ast month AZ iis residence In Cork
CO. TPpERARY-MuEDEk- Michael Toohey. who had
been lad aud attacked by three ruhans At Tyrone
ed on Sunday al the hosp a alter suheuag excTuclatnt
torture from tie uunds indicted his head with
stones. On Sunday constable MNsiy arrested hichae
CAnny while nseni0usiy contested IN COCK Of stfaw
Anna, a. ~ the shannon He 10 charged as benl
the principal and cause Of the murder Nenagh Guardian
FarAL ACCIDENT Last week TWO boys went TO the
chfs ct Clare Island rob seshds nests, and had de
scenied by rope 10 considerable distance when n
broke and they dashed 70 pieces lhc rocks be
low. the pee being over 100 feet high
MaN On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

Mr Nsclver one Of the contractors OF the Britlsh and
y Mail Steamship md his friends. intend putting
on some tIstclass steamers between this port and
Havre early next Spring, for the purpose of bringing
over rench goods tor franshif o. the United Saes
&c 80 opening up 20 the BRUSH and A. Mail Steam
ers traffic IRON which they have hitherto been eI
cuded fWilimer's Liverpool Times
Mr. Golden has minated in Parliament that the
duty timber imported into England must now be
repealed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
The IrI.h Stntr Prisoners.


The bill to commute the punishment VI death, awarded
10 Mr. smith OBnen aud hIs friends, 10 important, be-
cause /, amounts TO virtual abolition OF the punishment
u death or high throughout the United Kingdom,
thus following, far, IN the .tep. Of revolutionary
France In debate. Sir Lgcius OBnen, brother Of Mr.
; o B said he trusted that Whatever sht be the fate
Of the yr.oners nothing would ever again occur 70 ds-
uro The public safety and tranquility There was 40 one
who more srveuiy desired that her Majesty saogd ENJOY
the uudsgrbed possession Of every pOruOn Of her Empire
han he was VI course Lgclgs opposed the Danish
men, act desiring hs brother escape punishment but
Mr. R0ebuck wa quite needlessy bitter saying that u
was an insult ito the gentle mild, and merci4I Feelings
OF The country, and 10 the common sense ~ TIE peope ~
net by pettfOegng IA opposition ~ inrf gem
sfols and humane conduct and hat he osd hHg TIE pf-
oaers rGfh0 than aloe nsm q esedys " s1ea
ncIns.'
Mr. Ansley tried substitute imprisonment Tor the de-
yradaou Ofrans portaOn tOthe penal settlement OF an
Demens Land The punishment OF transportation " pe
nal colony had been condemned by almost every sucee-
i've lfoveru nt aud already course OF eAunctOn
Sir quOted the evidence vi the Bishop of tasmania Ia
proof ohe corruption Of morals and prevalence Of desra-
dug and unnatural practices bmOng The cOlFict OF an
Drusns Land aad protested sgaiusI sUbecting gentle
men Of birth and education 10 the degradation Of consaci
with such persons" IL woud not %. Mr Obnen must
oin Mr. Frost lie honest "a manly mayor u NeNPofl.
ylose aense ardent desire 10 raise the Welsh
from poverty ignorance and The oppression u an uuie j.
iag gsfchy He uu-t follow the Canadian sufferers 10
acre hipt and starved tor yea beside thieves, PICK
gOckefs and the OF the nation, because az lhr I7e'
els u hey fought equal rghis aud avs VIVA. Wiz
be The effect OF England lnsh policy on Ireland and s
more 10 1884, upon friends " ireland ~ America, and
they are many The London Tuner e. Us tla tst an
uary the Brush Islands o~Led LIS steamers Of 3OSil
burden, and that Of nese 81 ~efe Of isas measure
ment and dimensions 81 others ranged from go 10 100
tons while a total Of l73 represented ~ capable ~
carrying pivot gum. such are used IN her Maie-y'
ships" When Will Eugisn statesmen begin 10 count az an
element OF strength Ish hearts and Tho good VII
Of The hunA and warm-nearted II the earth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
The IrI.h State Prisoners.

The Mining Herald Gays that Smith O'Buen and HE
three cOmpanio in misfortune o 30 sent 10 Van DE
mans Land In the Queens ship swim. The act OF their
Trans porauou has received the Royal assent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

BROOKLYN Board Of Health sAruRoA'

Since yesterday there have been II cases OF Cholera
reported 10 this Office Of which have proved iatsl,
viz Thos p Hudsh Newton aged a, Henry-st.
Hannah Smith, aged q, Prncest Joseph HEAVIER
sgsdIO. wloughby st. Elizabeth Brown aged 81 Hicks
.t Smith Collier, aged IS, Coltonav Jane K HING
Hcksst and John Storms aged 81, Nsyy'st
CHAs 2. J. GooDRIcH, Health Physician
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

MuSpsR AT HosoKsS.-A horrid murder was
committed In Gsrdner.st Hoboken about 5 o'clock FIJI
day afternoon. !, appears tina, man named John
Dunno suspected bis wife OF al improper Intimacy with
clergyman who resided in the same house with them
and, determined to watch them, found them in sus'
ton which lett doubt in his mind Of their erminATy
The clergyman made HE escape through the window,
ana the nccnsed husband seizing clothes iron the
srss weapon that to hand gave her fatal stab
In the bowels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

ths way DO believe W sre feeling wsy up toward
r.rv Social ref0rns Tae mischief s ,hat hey are ~
-oated The hesish-oftoEas man. for instance. links
Of r3,h.rg bat draining and ventia;oH-iongery Win
him means s1sence Of surface water IT, ;as ncslbor
hood or some equally inadequate causation ne
modcilodgins house Feiormers. 4 most uset-. cAss,
conae e. Their saort reproducing TIE cottage with
better conditions under collective root. b-t without
svaiing Themselves Of suy Of the other convenienoes
re,uitng from Association. Nevertheless there 's a
elimination q a.. these reforms toward point snd
that is all which be expected this sradua eorn
try.
Never were our foreign relations less exciting than az
present The attitude OF England TO the Continent .
tia, Of a respectable poriiy traiesEnan 70 firm vita
which be has long dealt and whose copartners Dc sees
wiki rsgret are qusrreng ong Themselves and 10;
thinking Il business Nevertheless JOHN Bal 5 not 20
aevo.d oil ell sentiment OF night not 20 ZEE. in al his
Members perfectly horr.aed atwha our French neigh
brs are transacting AZ Rome. Ia all classes there j.
but one Zee NJ expressc5o uumi'sated pity for both
parte. r. The saddest Of oes and trsgedles-1f uH
initiated theme and horror. French sscendsncy IN
ltsy-wha. can il BE- hencefor,h, unless permanent
rule Of the sword which il plainly Impossible In his
dreadful Commandment Of the Eternal City France has
assas.insied tie very ideal 4 liberty among the llo
mans hy Identifying herself With the most sangury des
pousm Nevertheless al think that permanent EVIL
cannot come from even ihs that il has had the eject
OF redeenaing the Italian by the noble stand made
BIZ the Roman People; and that Papscy has received,
and is receiving the French shells In Is oWn bosom and
must carry its wound onward to sPeedier grave.
The weather has been splendid through the month Of
June the my crop in this part Of England is above the
average and mostly got in without drop Of ran; and
we hear joyful accounts Of the other crops al parts
of the country. never remember a season in which
the earth was so beautifully veriani, for owing to the
fine rains Of the Spring the present season periec,
s,,ing tide n vege,s,ion W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

Receipts since yesterddy-FLouR. 5000 bar
r.ls WHEAT, 1900 busbels; Conn, $1,000 bushels
In Flour there WAS fair business going forward
today at s5as5 l2i for pure Genesee and - 20 a
Gay for straight State and Western with sales oil 2ooo
bile The marke, for WHEAT was steady, with sales
1000 bu shells Chicago ~ cents OATS were in mod
crate request and the sales reached about 1000 bushels
Al 33l cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

From HAYTI.-By the arrival A. Boston, on the
18th, Of the brig Leerdo from Cape Haytien' and the
schr Barbados. from Gonaives, we have Intelligence
from the former place the 2sth Of June and from the
latter to the LIST instAt Cape Hayden, produce was
was coming in slowly, the coffee crop hong almost at
an end The trade Of the island is nearly paralyzed'
owing to the vexadous restrictions imposed on II by
the Government
Government had raised the price OF Coffee to the
merchants from s27 SO per 100 lbs and Cotton from
s2s to $50 per 100 lbs without making any a'era
ton in the tariff fixing the prices for the sale oil the
monoponred articles of foreign merchandise
The weather IL intensely warm on the island the
thermometer at Gonaives marking l0lo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

TIE Pope has sent Dr. VI Hale AOtn francs towsrt
the relief of the starving peopl" Of The West The pos
which conveyed this respeciabc sunupwsrd NJ $500
met by another bound for Garts with &3S, cOnri
bued by ne people OF the diocese Of Tgam 10 the
chcQuer Of his Holiness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
Court of Appeals.

FfeFsd
We are indebted 10 the Kindness OF friend at
Norwich for the proceedings OF the Court of Appeals
which met at that place Wednesday These reports
will be continued during the session Of the Court
NoSwIoH, Wednesday, July il-4 Pm.
The Court OF Appeals opened this morning at 10
o'clock with calendar OF $50 causes. Present.
Judges Jewett Cady Shsnkland, Strong, HoyL Gard
and Rugsles. Motions being nrst IN order mo
ton made to place No l2s IN Its proper order ON
the calendar as No. 323. Granted motion was
made to dismiss the appeal in No =. Granted by de-
fault The calendar then called in order.
No !. Jason C. Osgood rs George Hart D. Brown,
counsel for plaintiff 7. jenkins, counsel for defend
ant. No. g Asa Bishop Nicholas Bestinger. d.
Brown. counsel for plaintiff T. jenkins, counsel for
defendant These two causes were argued ana the
Court adjourned for dinner at l2.
Met at } PM.No. ;. Compton Is. keeler. /.
Jenkins counsel for plaintiff X o Reynolds, counsel
for defendant This cause 10 now being argued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
hoard Of Health

Board Of Health svSDAy, July l5
Dr. GEEA, the resident Physician reports 3, Nc"
asses Of Cboers ard 81 deaths having occurred since
biz report Of yesterday returned In the following order
Cs.e. DssfAs Curst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
po.rd Of Health. .sArvKD.Y. July r.

n, GrEn. the Resident Physician. reports 10 new
n cbolera and 81 deaths as having occurred since
q Yesterday returned In the following order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

Fkon VENEzUELA.-The brig Marie, Captain
Parks has arrived at this port from Msracsibo' whence
abe ssiled on the 3Oth of June. Capt p. Informs US
that all was quiet Maracsibo when he sailed but
Revolution was expected to break out about the 9Th OF
July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
THE NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD,
BIZ THE STEAMER NIAGARA
ENGLAND.

cAEE7vLLY PREPARED, coSDZNszD AND AREASsED
YoR THZ NEv-YoRK TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

FoEeERy.-Robert p. Stinson Of Gardiner, Ne.
- bssa ds,sssd 10 forgsres 70 the amount OF o. ooo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

The Reaction In Europe-Arre-ts Mt Paris
Trial of the Accu-cd-Law of the Press
The Assembly against Useful Measures
Foreign Poicy-Cayaisnac and DE Toe.
quevilie-ife,dames CRvaignac and Mar
rast-Things Abroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE
THE sEmI-WEEKLY T
nrW-YoRK WEEK

"a pubHsLed every H'odse'1D ah5 's.@AS
Price g. PEI slnun4. Two c"pes tut -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19
wafer Power for Sale,

VaTuaI7e W0ftr PriciFge' on For Rrtr, Ili!r
mites aJHe Day'on, nnd one mile from siGck
,o1ir norisaiioo 10 Tie Feeder n he NiHop
end Michigan canGL
THE subscriber having built his dam a,
cross The river at the above place j. now
prepared 10 sell or lease wslcr Tor manufacturing
purposes. a saw mill is in operation, and a
girls, and Touring mill in progress Of erection. 1t
is located in the midst yf an extensive wheat
and wool growing country, and OILERS every in.
luccmcnt for The above business and also fore
wooden factory, or any mechanical or m,nufic.
turing establishments where water power Is re-.
CURED. A village plat is laid out. aud lots are
offered on reasonable terms. a blacksmith and
wagon maker would find it desirable location ;
and good tavern or boarding house would do
we'll. For particular. enquire Of
Ottawa, Dec 10, lsi7 GEO. MANN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19
Canal trustee.

We learn from Springfield that the Hon.
Jos. D. WELLS, late Lieut.. Governor, has
been appointed by the Governor and con-
firneJ by the senate, Canal Trustee, in
place Of Col. Oakley, deceased. The APP
pointment gives general satisfaction. Gov.
Wells is an aLle lawyer, aud we are assur-
ed. is man Of indomitable Industry and en-
ergy, and of the finest business qualifca-
tons. He will find that the faithful dis
charge of his duties will bring into exercise
all these qualities. The Office is no sine
cure. On the energy, tact, and talent Of
the state trustee alone can our people rely
for fair and just tariff of tolls, for just treat
ment in reference to the purchase Of their
homes on canal lands, and for a just and
economical administration Of the canal fund,
40 that the state may enjoy the greatest be-
nefit from the completion Of this great work
II must be ovious that the foreign trustees
can have no other care in the matter than
their own and the interest Of the foreign
6ondholders while for the protection Of all
the cares, interests, aud rights Of the state
and her citizens, our only hope is the state
trustee.