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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
Monopoly checl;-mated!

Our loyal and royal ncighbors, in Canada
independently of the great game of secession
are having little by-Pay Of fight, just now,
with the Hon. Chairman and Directors Of the s,
johns and Montreal Railroad Comranv. merely
ny way OF sharpening their appetite, we su,,.
pose Tor more substantial food 1t appears that
the SAID Chairman and D rcctors have added
some 20 per cent to their tariff of prices for
ride on their Railway from St. Johns 70 /,
Pra'ree in First Class cars-probablv conc,nd-
M that no spectacle, well.born and well. bred
Individual would be driven to a subordi,,,o
place in the Railway Synagogue By anv suc,
'"cohSue'aoIe extra taxation, and that aurife.
rous and argenitrous dough would be there
oy augmented in their corporation pockets -
pnt never as a there more signal mistake Tho
u T., Drury Lane riots have bocn plr,ia,lv 70.
produced IN Young England BY the proceed.
IN. First Glass psa,!e. Barooets and = .ori-o,
Nooemen and Gentlemen, are t!.niAing Sec.
on-- lass Cars BY their patronage. DIR, Cars.
ana Platform have become the pet, Of the Moor.
age and laborers and lords mix upon them in
he.most attractivcly democratic style ofIoco,o-
1--WE equality 1t must be fun to ro from :,
johns to NJ 'ntreal, just now. The absolute
deser'I'n, the sublime solitude, of the plush.
cushioned and mahogany backed Fir,,-Clasee
must be in impressive contras. with lie Starred
ana gaHered, gloved and clean-shirtod para.
phernalia of the humble Second Classes
a correspondent in Canada write, rs &C FOL-
lows -
Inc travelling pubic are paronizing "second.
lass Cars on the ST. Johns and Montrsol pau
Road instead OF submitting to the new Tariff which
Is % per cent higher than formerly In one ,r,in
!us week mere was only one frst,class pa ssenrer
whe there were sirty respectable first class nso,,
III 'ie second class cars" The Company will soon
De glad TO take old rates, instead OF the fifty Gems
iare Among the passengers per second class carr.
there were Hon. ROBERT JoxEs, Sir HEw DA1Rvx.
PIE and officers list Regiment and Messrs e.
TON, JONES, ArwATER, SEYMOUR, MoGu1NIs. Wuyr-
ER' RICHARDSON, &c, &c, with any quantity Of ~.
fair sex" '''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
The Railroads.

The Rutland Train arrived between Q and 10
O'Clock last evening, having been detained, we
understand, by earth slides and high water, in
Pitlaford and on the other side of the noun
tain.
The Central Train, due last evening, has
not yet g o'clock p. NJ arrived, owing to the
failing OF a cuIvert near Waterbury, and the
cncroachments of the water upon the embark
ments. We are, therefore, without our Boston
papers of yesterday
The streams, South and East, have been
rapidly and considerably raised by the recent
rains, aud the effect of the water on the new
cmbankments is no greater than was expected.
We presume no material interruption of the
Trains WIN be occasoncd on either road
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
A Sensible Corporation.

The Montpelier Watchman saws that ., ~.
recent meeting ofthe Directors of the Ogden.
SOuFgh Railroad, held in Burlington, it was
voted among other things "that no dividend 70
stockholders should be declared until there ar,
'0r"'"gs efms road TO pay hn' Some Como
fa',onS nave been known to declare dividend
their first losings,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03

W The Police Rerort of the last Troy Iyhis
contains the following entry. 1
John Doe was fined S5 for very disor,o.,
''"u"''' ""'ch he paid and was discharged
Very disorderly cOnduct!' We .bou,.
' '"'nS so lie and Richard Roe are etern,nv
al Ia" about something CT other, and nroha'
o'y oy this time hain't got no friends" w.
en- aG'n'" "'' 'aOA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
BURLINGTON PREE PRss, FRIDAY MORNING. Nav , 1870

1t was enthusiastic and decisive. Large additions
were made to existing subscriptions, and the
spirit Of the meeting appears to have been, in
the language Of Col. HOOKER, to 90 on WITH
THE ROAD Such spirit, in the intentions of
such men, is inyincible.
Col CROKER, the able intelatlgablc and cx-
pcrienced Railroad builder, aud MERRITT
CLARK Esq, of Poultney, President of the
Rutland and Washington Railroad, addressed
the meeting at length. OF the effect of Col.
! CRocKER's speech, (luimoted, earnest and prac-
licaI, as ,oe kaoc it way we need offer no fur
Their illustration than the following, which we
cut from the Wig -
Judge Buel rose merely to say that he felt him
self highly delighted and instructed by what he had
heard. lie liad not attended such meeting in TWEEN
" years; lie elt bound to remark, having heard our
friend Col. Crocker spoken OF as visionary on Rail-
ROAD matters that he regarded him as the most prac-
ucal man he had ever heard ON the subject He had
convinced MN, and he bid the cause God speed.'
NJ. CLARE's remarks are reported as fo,-
lows -
MIR. Clark came forward and said that his road
was ~ miles long their stock was all taken the
to'd located, the work all let, and Is miles finished ;
~ t ~ ""7 PulCuhScu LOT n portion OF the road
aud that ~ miles would be finished and the cars run d.
mug ~ the month OF July. The Troy ard Rutland
Road from Salem to Eagle Bridge, was ready and
would be let wlnn three weeks that he felt it his
duty to make some statements in regard to the Road
from Eagle Bridge TO Rutland VIA. Salem from the
tact that the friends OF the Western Vermont or Ben
nnGton Road had by hlndbills and notices, as well
as by speeches and representations said thnt the sid
bennington Road was the shortest that il, possessed
more wealth an materials of all kind that were re
'ISe Tor the buillng and maintaining Of Railroad
thhn lhe Troy ana Rutland or Salem Road. For
that reason he had taken the time ana tronLle IN co
ect the following statistics, using the same plans on
each route, VIZ taking strip OF country on each
SIDE OF miles IN width, and he arrived nj the follow
ing results ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
Albany and Burlington Railroad

The Albany Erening Journal of Friday,
says
Weare much gratfed to learn that enough
mas oeen done, through the eEertions of some of
contemplated Railroad"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03

M"u'u oe re- Wllnh three weeks that he felt it his
duty To make some statements in regard to the Road
from Eagle Bridge TO Rutland wa Salem from the
tact That the friends OF the Western Vermont or Ben
nnGton Road had, by hlndbs and notices, as well
as by speeches and representations said that the said
Bennington Road was thr shortest that i, possessed
more wealth an materials OF all kind that were re
uSHt I"i tle buliIng ana maintaining Of Railroad
thhn the Troy aud Rutland or Salem Road. For
hl reason he mad taken the time and trouble to col
ect the following statistics using the same plans on
each route, VIZ taking strip OF country ON each
SIDE OF miles IN width, and he arrived nj the follow.
ing results
Bennington Route. Salem Route.
70 llhautants, 1888 81 291
Personal and real estate, i7l9,2o7 l362g6OS
&c stores, 43 SO
no OF lbs WOO 2o5,9ji 526 900
Capital invested in the
manufacture OF wool, 81 500 all 100
40. OF houses, 1914 & O3O
. caltr, 1858 y i9S
sheep, 1851 229 SIC
~ s"HlP, S6J7 2l,25U
Total capital invested in man.
uactures OF all kinks, S436,6l0 $500 703
MT' Clark said the salem Road was 81 miles from
INC point OF intersection the north (Rutand to the
poIi OF intersection at the south Eagle Bridge thai
me bennington koute was 1l-showing difference,
n IA miles ~ favor of the Salem Route that tb,
brhnhgion Route contained SO per cent straight
it ana the salem route contained 81. lie claimed
ha Passengers could be bTou ht from Boston to Troy
ny tht way OF Rutland some two hours sooner than
they are now brought by the Western Road and at
~ Ul"fe expense that the difference in glade be-
y"teh tl' hntIlnd Route and tile " e-crn Road was
80 lhUch thht heights could be transported on the
;,''""" i,"lH the same distance 1t could be on the
"'.'pIh huad; III the proportion OF S3i5 to $500
~. '"l mat the estimated amount oi freight
l''oVo tons on SAID ltoad aud that the estimated
amount rom the npith was 10000 making 21j 900;
"ld ti'e hunoer OF passengers was estimated at I2S
'"' witch alone would give at 81 CENTS ton and the
sumo Ioi passengers 70 the Troy and Boston Road
yearly IncoEe OF SI73,u0O; winch, after dpdurting
90 per cent. Tor running expenses, would give per
Int on The estimated cost OF the same. Perhlps
suits of their Englueers investigations in the matter,
be- more htry neI i."I ne ,i"Hgl, '"ey would
Mr. Clark also stated the amount of marble on
The H"ars At ,P' ES,In e,f WAS now nns,ed by
wIihlna short time it would, IN his op.non, am cunt
=,
AIR. CLARK c. n ;udcd bv inyitin., 'rhe friends
IF the Fran. ami n,.., ;, .r
- '' ''''"' " ''uc "Ne' '"t ltu!
'''1 ltHi'tld GA the An III JuIy 1851
H
II Troy also addressed the meeting, anon.
"Eom we notice the names of Gen. Wool.
JOHN PAIHe, Coz. 10 'KrR Csc. GovLD, Mr.
NAEHoLl', GEO. II. WA&RzN, J. B. TBBIr,.
''"S 20 "''''-u RON the follow
=,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-03
rec Dire s g q,
EXPLANATORY, VT

.lnAY MORNING, MAY 3.Is.o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26
Aston Place Opera House-The Second Gaia
Eight.

Parasini" was performed for the second time last
night. The house present. ed anything but brilliant
appearance, aud the subscribers seats thinly
adding another proof that the pltronsn are
curious class 10 support the enterprise OF the manager
in producing a new opera However, there was every
effort made By the vocalist chorus and orchestra to in
torFret the music ofDonizetti; AMI the opera not
written 80 as to make great demands upon ell the
voices. the success nigh. have been more marked
The qusrtette IN the second act the principal duo
tie finale were well executed. though We think this
opera cannot b. very gratifying as a whole beautiful
NJ are many gems ia the ssco1d and third acts.
Tonight, the second grand gala entertainment will
draw smother immenre audiences from the really ia
innable ranks II society those who have taste, nnu
nfrs disctrnment and appreciation Of srsat talent
larodi and Eit7james will both appear The former
VII repeat the chsrEcter OF Norma in which she
efiabifhed her Jane IN London, performing it Eve
nights in succesfion % the admiration Of the critics
as Wll a. % that n the public Parotis Norma" II
M original and unquestionably the only correct per-
forEtiou OF theChaIacfer the lyric stage she
does not aim e. capfivate by exhibiting the features
aud form of a iady she makes the character as
mniksd az Charlotte CuEhnsn does that OF Meg Mer.
rifles she abaudoEs her whole soul to the portrait
q the Druid prisstsss and triamphs in every lnea
msLt Of lite embodiment pouring forth strong d.
HCioss and melediOus voice ina tones CT rsnatk able
purity and power. Nathalie Fitsjines and Cavrese
viii lend every grace 20 the ballet also tonight and
thus complete entertainment that will be second
% no other known IN this country Seats should
b. secured at an early hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

SAINT aud certain cure thAt IL delights and alt
nhe use it, ar. T. Blahmsn, Third avenue. VIM. d.
srarksa was cured Of most alarming attack Of soa.is
rheumahm Yith ak tnttes IL is over six years ana he
has never bad the slightest symptoms since. Mr.. L. Lent
waa cured Of deep seated supposed TO be eonsamp
ton In about Ita action in coughs aud colds
almost Mira ulouai the patient rets immetats re aud
gains strength every application IL bas
what years tas failed 10 do. Mr. aae Paddock Of SO
LaGt, late Of Workers had daughter who cured Of
most frgul attack a. - Vtus dance BY the OF
hottts NJ A. G. Atwood cured his niece Of hs nervous
LcaeacLo G I'M family ,urd Tie Hon. n. u. Grinne tho
lrNtnra Cosors EoTrfrs thousands Of the fGmi-
lies 10 81 esus When required n.c
IT, tal and talk With the doctot-you not compel
81 each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26
Chars, ChnGca, Rouvhness. saI,oxvpe

Pimplcs Eurtion and all skin diseases s.e it i wolf
known posiyeg cured b. using Gourauda Italian Hedca-
Ted Soop The Popdre subtitle graduates hair om part
OF the lody. LIQUID K for pale lips and cheeks Lly
White for rourh flushed sluggish ompexons az 81 Walker
street rst store om Broadway. Calender South Third
strnet. Philaaelnhia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26
$1,000. we win pay to any person or per-

sots who viii ature produce thst which prove
g. ts bet er article then Deans Columbian Hair Triso
ming baldnees nourshng the roots cleansing the SCALP
hesAR al frrptous, mrarng beautiful, soft glossy
leatanca ana turning IT, gaduAly, q dark brown or
BLACK. IL IS ten since this artca was first
from the extensive sale ~ has with Is cient
snse Of its great superiority Manufactured and for sale
BY Dean and 81 artaUut their perumery depot 81 Mas
sau street, sun pui d gsl and the drug store No.
Wet broadway opposite the hudson River Railroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26
Knapp's Health restorative s,,ter,.Tbs

object Desc bitier obeot which they had fA
60 20 effect during rtd Of fifteen before were
edyeItsed in the pa lie ~ nss tn, radical Of dys-
pcysia nervous week.-mrs. liver complaint. debility
l0"nes sTrits want OF energy, and all the DISTRESSING
consequences Of indges Jon In OF this hind. the
fullest lance mey Re placed upon the preparation by in
yaids Of bah sexes and 81 General Depot Hud
son street. Or SALE also at $50 Fulton street. Prie- 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

MEDICAL EDUcATloN-THRgE MEDICAL Schools
N rms CRY .-Medcal education IL starting on
fresh and novel progress, in this city, within the
last season Several changes, revolutions, and
new NOV menis, have been made ia this branch
Of science, which are Of some Importance 20 be
known throughout the community. We have now
three schools for the dissemination of medical
knowledge. The old and venerable College in
Crosby street is the frsi, aud probably still the
most efficient in IFS professors and cliuiques The
University school, in Broadway, is still in the land
Of the living but since the withdrawal Of Dr.
Mott. it seems 10 have received severe shock of
electricity, or something Of that kiud The newest
Of sl--the New York Colleges just ia the bud.
ana will require time TO complete ts full develope-
mcnt and peculiar characteristics.
New York, Notwithstanding all that has been
said Of tNe medical schools IN philadelphia. IL de-
cidcdly the metropolis in which exists the great
centre Of faCts and experience in every kind Of
Learning, and particularly in medical knowledge
During the proseLS season several important steps
have been taken in these various institutions but
The greatest and most ,>deotye has been the seces-
sion Of Dr. Mott, with all bis vsst knowledge and
experience, from the Universiy School in Broad
way, and his junction with the cd Medical College
IN Crosby street. We have much 'uore 10 say upon
this subject. and we will endeavor 70 give foil
view Ct these matters ~ our leisure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26
Watts Nervous Antidote is san perform-

irg miracles OF cure II Is past all doubs that
one suffers from any nervous afeetsn IL is their fault
for 10 has ytt failed in q 600 It's wonderful
power IN auaphrodica acts like oham. Can he had the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

70 oXene Bachel"rs style Of Wigs and sesips-they
are really the most superb articles Of the knd
seen, ans prese1t superior attractions being
urequa9d Tor excellence of work anshn and rsturE
appor CAL and examine them Batchcloxr
brAtsd Wis tAs'ory y ven street. Copy address,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

cheapest and best assortment u Wg5 half WIGS Toupees
ITaGs o, eHg ar Front hhies So are 60 De found at
National Hotel Nashing-on d. C.. made Of the
rel cuted tar and shrink
he "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26
ADVERTISENESN RRNRWED EVERY DAY.
posr OFFICE NOTICF.

I1MTED STATES NAIL Tor cALIFoRNIA.-Posr
~ Once New York. Nov. Esd, IsJl-aaiia for the T. q
81 steamer OHIO win be made up AZ this on aesday
goth met closing ht o'clock " ". Letters TO PanaWa
paid WIN. " BRADY, Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26
Couraud,s Hair Kestorntiyn is Warrantei

70 torce Tie Fair 20 grow, prevent It's aling OF aud
turning gray and making stiff wiry hair soft, silky
glossy irai bottles 70 cents eaah Gourauds Liquid Hair
D. VIII change red hair 10 beautiful black brown
IN few minutes F0und only 81 Walker street, rst stors
from BroadTay; Bates Jordan, l29 Washington street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

subscriber INVITES the attention public his
discovery ~ Daguereotyping Ivory which PRODUCES
srquissIy beanuI miniature siendng the beauty ~
painting with che accuracy Of dagueope Specimen of
this for exhibition at Brady GALLERY, NO 20
Broadway, corner ef Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

manufacturer Of the celebrated Open Chain Shell Combs
and the only msnufsoturer In Brosdws invites the ladies
call and examine hs late improved patterns Care
taken In the shaping THAT they a. the head IN the
perfect manner. y. ". QUIkBY, $685. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26
Dancing cIass.-In answer 60 many inaui-

rss teg TO inform my friends and the public thai new
class the last Until ne sssend qgsrer viii eommenee
Wednesday evening Nov Nth. At o'clock Gentlemen de-
erous Of joining will please make early application.
ALLEN DODWORrH, fis Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

CALIFORNIA Coin BINes According 10 IN, best
ofcur recollection and belief the fret sample Of
gold dust received in New York, came 10 the eii-
tor q The Nro York Herald II was in lSls, short
y after the astonishing discovery Of the yellow
sand by the Momons in the mill race Of CAPTAIN
suitcr' by the late steamer we have received
enothsr and very unique specimen Of California
gold u rs IN the form Of massive ring. eaisl in
weight 70 about twenty-five dollars value Of the
raw material. The inner SUFFICE is smooth AMI
polished the outer rough, rreaeniRg the natural
inequalities Of number of small pieces moul1ed
together, just es taken from the wasbiags. The
base Of the ring is in the form Of shield Impressed
in The metal, with g small fraemcntofihe goi hear.
ing quartz lastly set ia the centre. We find the
followisg inscription upon the box containing tie
rings william A. Woodruff, Importer Of fne
watches, and manufacturing jewellcr. Clay street.
opposite the Custom House, San Francisco, Cal.
fornia." We doubt not, from this specimen, that
the manufacturer is a skilful artist No other
country than California could rreluce jus, such
rire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

the Imported being made with tire view for rss service.
corine the best quality Of srteiss IN the smallest
Ne spse.. MUNDkRs la Rresdssy, ssrnsr u hssrsy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

The Latest ntelligsnos.-The Maa In thg
.as hs h. ss pY.sry n. v
while very trying sast.n snoains Ar. sos
sns their : n:s as i. ~ : s,ys:
purpose Of procuring has for the fall stys 10
creating excitement amorg all classes with his beautiful
Under Shirts and Drawers, warn s>d
durable RhNkiN SkAY invite sttenton their larre
them low; they import their foreign and
their domestic goods Any made 20 order oA Bowsry.
Comb Factory, 3s7 Broadway.-Ths 49,
sortment0f Shell combs Al his ssss 10 sqsast
y taken in fitting ef each ha, they the hsad in
A SAUNDERS. Ss7 Broadway.
~ The Order OF the Day, Low Prices."-.
shoes Sc .ys be had q, BROOKS No $50 Fulton
ehaors Eyeiy article sid warranted As r.prsssnssa
article IN winch has be what il Is
that curing ehspped hard sotenng the skin beautfy-
per- s.ss soI p .as a. ; Dean
Buildings and No Sroadwsy " Nassau street, saa
To Men of Taste Those who vvish tn
possess healthy ana luxurian head Of hair avoid badness
and dedtrate freedom Of the scalp AFT and other
hair Should use Bodies Hyperion FLUID famd over the
A. B, Il D. sands 100 Fulton street. '0'a !"
Hair Dymg.-Phaion's Magic Hair Dye.
" color tho hair or whsaers the moment IL Ia apred
Eih9ut injury to the hair skin 1t mme-
It supplied sold pbaonu wiz aud TOupss manuise-
Hair Dye.-Bateheior's Genuine Kiauic
Eair Dye can ,ny e secured =. the msnuf.stsry wH
various diplomas Persons whose hair h assumed tss
rsetsi y ssTng ,tSvo 1srv Se .sdIs:s s."
Gouraud's Hair Restorative Is Warranted.
TO force the hair 60 prevent its falling of and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26
Auction seIc.--Thc two mode rn built three

story houses and ois Nos S twenty fourth sre
VII Be t9ld - IuSlc auction On the goth Novembs 8 q
ncoch. BY j Nlerrktr Co. ~ their sales room, No
Broad street lots n ~ Is feet Houses BY i2tse
less Hsvng been tuit within the last year tie hous
ain All the modern imprcvoments Cr0ton water.
tarre, marble mantels &C. &C. $500 20 remain each
hou-e Tor lurLhor Larlcn,r. apply 20 the anc.oneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26
The Finale Approaches.-UntiI Saturday

night aOh Instant pupils will be received into Golssut
WHITING Glasses, $50 Broadway, 81 81 co. each and
have twelve weeks 70 take their lessons in. Poiv the
chap classes close on Saturday night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

eNow for happy treat" the family
said vfen they all started foe Roots 3e3 Broadsa
q Praukn street. 20 the most exqusits per-
traits that the art can produce. How delightful
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FANCY GOODS. sEwELnv, Sc.

INATCnEs.-CHAs BDwARD PERREr IMPORTER
w ofwatches, No SO Liberty street. recently arrived from
svzetand oh.rs tor sale 70 dealers IN watches full a.
sormert Of gold, silver ard gilt wrehes 81
~ the mcs moderate rrices He begs lea
that he also manufactures silver gilt dias with every
riety Of gold figures.
II ETIcULEs roR LADIES, nIssRs. AND oBIr-
6renA large invoice Of these elegant and usful art-
cles just received fre Europe sale vrry low
prices ~ Tutles YIN poriu n Enriish French German
arc Cbinesp Fancy Goods 35 B~rsdwav door
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a government Of the most expensive
description, with nest of non produce in the
shape of ssiocrats eating away its vitality, with
corruption pervading every fibre and muscle OF the
body polite, can compete with young, vigorous,
athletic, powerful republic like the United States
of America! We should think not.
II will be advisable for our American mechanics
who are DESTROYS of submitting sps cimens Of their
ingenuity and handwork at the Industrial Exhbi-
tion of 1884, inform themselves of the rules and
regulations connected with it, in the United States
as well as in England. II is with the view of
making them acquainted with the English rules
that We have copied into this days paper the arti
Giles from the English papers to which we have re-
ferred. II will be recollected that ship of war of
the United States has been teRdered by the govern
ment for the purpose of carrying across the Allan
tic specimens of American industry, and that, for
the present, goods may be sent to the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, where they will be taken care of until
they are deposited safely on board of the second
American maR-ofwar that within few years has
been sent TO England on mission of peace.