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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

RALEIGH, Friday, Aug. IT. 1851.
All the counes have been heard from except Nc.
Dowell and BuncCfnbe.
Bragg DEM makes a clear gain of 500 in Cherokee.
Caldwell Haywood, Hyde, Henderson, Jackson, Macon.
Rutherford, Richmond and Davie.
The Senate will probably stard 80 Democrats and 20
Wings, and the Commons 60 Democrats and 81 Wings.
Dispatch III COLUMBIA, Friday, August H. 1884.
Braggs majority for Governor will not be less than
1000.
The Senate will not be lees thsn lar, and may reach
Zen Democratic majority
The House will not be less than two AMI may possibly
amount to six majority for the Democrats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12
The Missouri Republican of Monday last (the morn
ing of Election there) contains the following, among

ing of Election there) contains the following, among
other spicy and yote.incitng paragraphs
"BESToss Abolition emssary, BULLARD, receives from
GREELEY, SEWARD HALE, GIDDIsGs a. Co., trenty- -four
deavorng to build up new Abolition party, to be formed
of old time AboitoLists recrean Wings and Locofocos
" His endeayors wont pass here, and even his impu-
dence will not be sufficient to make him face the music
here again. now that his mis- son il known. Vale."
We most respectfully beg leave to deny the soft
impeachment, so far as the aforesaid Greeley 10
cerned. He has not the honor of knowing BentOn's
abolition emissary Billiard" though said emissary
is said hail from this State and most certainly he
has never contributed one silver toward paying said
emissary twenty four dollars per week." or any
other conceivable sum- And he is quite confident
that " Seward, Hale, Gddings & Co." are equally
gutless of any such unreasonable prodigality.
This may seen small matter, but it is Of such
small matters that the veal or woe of human life is
made up. And nothing is more annoying to one Of
limited means and equally limited desires in the line
Of contributions ams-gving than factitious repu
tation for free-handed and all-sided berality. Let
TIE Republican and all other journals, them be good
enough TO circumference the popular impression
that the said Greeley scatters money for the support
of Abolition emissaries,' or for any kindred pur-
pose. The individual thus pointed out finds hi n self
burdened with reputation for giving and paying
which he is alike unable to supper. and unwilling to
bear He wishes it distinctly understood that he
does nothing to speak Of in the way of ransoming
slaves, or educating portioness young men, or paying
unlucky meas debts, OF supporting INDECENT widows,
or anything of the sort. Such paragraphs as that
quoted from The Republican are Of great vex-
alton, such "a journalists should not wsntcnly iahct
ON each other.
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every Member is interested in pressing ahead mum
Der of other bill; in which be feels an interest and
say what cf ance you think those innumersble River
and Hsrbor bills would lave to get through both
Houses.
But if these filters of bills ever should be passed
OF any part Of them their passage would be effected
by the very process that TIE RPu5e wishes TO aVoa
only in for more vicious manner There could be no
such thing real inquiry and determination BY each
Member Of the respective claims of Chicago and She
boygsn. Oswego and Oedensburg, Eagle HarOor and
Sodus Bsy to further appropriations; but each Mem
her )voring the general principle would necessarily
accent the assurances of the Member from the To-
e.lity to be effected that his bill all right, and
the work proposed really needed; and the several
Appropriations would pass on the Tickle me and
I'm tickle you" principle, at least as much as they
low do. The external form of separate considera-
ton and independent decision would be swinde
tie Rivers ard Harbors would all stand or fall to
eether the Member from Oswego taking good care
not TO vote against the appropriation for Chicago,
well knowing that such vote would send stone
fyug through his own window.
A word as to this log.rolling necessity. We see
DO remedy for it but the election to Congress OF men
whose views are more liberal and comprehensive than
those Of the village demtgogues who swarm there.
You do MT have to put in an appropriation for his
harbor to induce Wing to vote for the general bill;
lis principles lead him to support measures
calculated to develop the resources and facl'
itate the exchanges OF the country while genuine
disciple of the Wright and Young school naturally
looks Cd oil such appropriations as wrong, and must
be bribed to support them by sop for his village oil
district or he will agains. the whole. 1t is thus
if at ALL that items creep in providing for improve
mens "not fit to be made and we trust the People
SINCE the root of the evil is laid bare will make haste
to apply radical remedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12

We print in another column for whatever it may be
worth in the eyes of its readers communication upon
the aims of the Society of Know Nothings. In our
view this exposition is precious mainly an ayowal
of Know Nothing purposes and plans. Truth compels
ne to add that the oldest Republic now existing is
that of San Marino not only Catholic but wholly sur
rounded by the especial dominion of the POpss, who
might have crushed it like egg-shel at any time
these last thousand years-but they didn't The only
Republic we ever Travelled in beside own is Swift
zerland half Of its cantons States entirely Catholic
vet never that we have heard Of unfaithful to the
cause of Freedom. They were nearly all Roman
Catholics from the southern cantons of Switzerland
whom Austria so ruthlessly expelled from Lombardy
after the suppression Of the last revolt in Milan ac
counting them natural born Republicans aud Revolu-
toniss and suppose Austria is not Nothing
On this point. We never heard the Catholics OF Hun
gary accused of backwardness in the late glorious
struggle of their country for freedom, though its lead
ers Professionals, fighting against leading Cath
Ollie Power ayOwedy in favor of Religious as well as
Civil Liberty And chiyalric, unhappy Poland, al
most wholly Catholic, has made as gallant struggles
for Freedom as any other nation, while of the three
despotisms that crushed her but one was Catholic.
But enough. We do not hope to stop the crusade
of intolerance and violence setting against the
Catholics, calling for their disranchisement and
threatening their temporary exclusion from all public
trusts. Epidemcs of this sort must have their
course; and this one has some truth and large
amount of honest bigotry which to base its opera
tons Quite number whose religion never till now
did them much good or harm, will ride into office on
the back Of their resonant Professionalism and that
will be the end of the matter. The Naturalization
Laws will remain essentially as they are and Know
NothiDgism will give place to some new fashion Ia
politics, perhaps equally Fictitious, after few
changes of the We only desire to be classed,
now and eyermOre, among those who are in favor Of
the infusion into our current Politics of the largest
possible of practical Religion, and therefore
avsrse to interminging Herewith the least trace of
polemical Theology.
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PAY OF CONGRESS-.

Cert Smith, you know, is rich Throughout the ses-
sion be received nothing OF his pay although the members
generally keep pretty nigh with their accounts by
drawing OF hundred fifty twenty-five dollars at
tine When be asked the Sergeentat-Arms for settle
ment that officer computed item Of nearly FIVE hundred
dollars for mileage. Mr.. Smith produced memorandum
Of his expenses in coming 10 Washington which, together
with eight dollars day foi the time amounted to less than
forty five dollars He doubled this to pay for his
return home and refused to receive more thus turning
back into the pocket of Uncle sam about four hundred
dollar. Mr.. Smith may think this right but do not If
rich all act thus. men Of spirit care not how poor
they are, may wish TO DO too; aud poor men may
through this means be excluded from all participation in
Congressional lsbors and Congressional hon9rsr
Wsshnsion Correspondence Of The Phil- phiA Inquirer
We think Mr.. Smith might well have been spared
this censure. There 10 not the least danger that Mem.
bers of Congress will to any considerable extent I'M
tate this abnesation. Men Of spirit" in either
House, find ways of evincing their spirit good deal
cOngenia and agreeable than keeping their hands
out of the Treasury.
But how are poor men" to be "eIcpded" from
Congress even il Dir, Smiths example should beeoms
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second letter from Jefersonville' lndana, on the
sulect Of the introduction Of Ssyeryoto that state by
the Jacksonville Railway Company, will be found m
,no,ber colum 1t will interest the friends of free
Pom TO find that measures are in progress to try and
condemn Slavery Indiana as introduced there the
Louisville stockholders of that Rairoad IN 80 lar as
they stop every negro from travelling on it except ne
can prove by the testimony Of respectable white In
babitsnt of Jacksonville that he is free. ms sor'
of despotsm must be crushed, or We shall see under
the douphfsoed white slaves of the North our whole
chain of railroads turned into negro-catchers, each
engine carrying one as it now does cow-catcher
Read our correspondents letter on the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12

IowA.--Our latest dispatch is from Dubuque on
Thursday, and only tells us that in nine counties
Grimes ANTI Nebraska) for Governor is 800 ahead Of
bis competitor and that Hampstead Dem has like
majority for Congress in the same counter. II we
only knew which these nine counties were we could
give pretty safe guess to the result in the ots'e;
in default of ssch knowledge we can only nope that
Grimes is elected Hampstead we presume has
been chosen to Congress in the upper District lie
il the present Governor of the State.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC sCHoOL-TEACHERs PRO-
SCRIBED IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, 4

PHILADELPHIA, Friday Aug. IL, 1884,
The newyelected School Directors in the lower section
of the city have removed fifteen Of the teachers in
the public schools within the last few days, on lit is I'M
derstood ,arian groundss the discharged teachers
belonging to the Roman Catholic Church. Much feeling
is being manifested here among the friends Of the pro-
scrbed teachers and tho matter likely to greatly
widen the already existing breach between the Protestanfs
and Catholics in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12

BY the arrival of the steamship Isabel at Charleston
adyces from Havana to the 9Th inst. have been re
ceived. The news is unmportant. The city con
tinued to improve in health, but trade was unusually
dull 1t was rumol ed that high official, residing at
the south side of the island had been assassnaed;
also that change in the Government was about to
take place as new Governor to succeed Gen. Pez-
uela was shortly expected to arrive. Two hundred
and thirty additional troops, direct from Cadiz were
landed on the 4th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12

A SEQUEL. TO TIKI FREEMAN SLAVE CAsr-The Cor
respondent Of The dianopois STATE Journal in Platte
County under date Of July - writes thus that paper
reference TO tho slavecatchng Missouri preacher who
deavored to kdnap free citizen Of Indiana, but was
finally thwarted sn
al give you one of the last that have heard in hs
region a sequel 10 the events that have given
10 Pleasant Ellington. l now in his county, and 10
seems to be very generally known, $780,
1.-THE report Is this, brought back suppose by him.
self The Abol,opisfs, alias the citizens of Indianapolis
privately managed to steal away bis negro out Of aand
rent him away to Canada by the hands of men who
turned and swoe that they bad Engons negro in
Cansda In his place in tie jail they substituted Freeman
free negro and sent to Georgia for testimony to prove his
freedom by this edrot but rather costly vancouver he
had been tricked out of his negro
The report gains sbout much currency here a. II
would in your CITY, Ellington is held in about the
estimation here there. The people in bis
joced in his defeat Ellington II Is said, to avoid the
Freeman judgment has disposed Of bis properly and for
parts unknown. When IN the ysndoa nation lss1Vsd
and left under the scored cate Of the - F, 81, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12
IOWA ELECTION.

DUBUQUE, Wednesday, Aug. 9, 1854.
The additional returns received continue to show gains
for the Wing and An-Nebraska candidates, but it Is
quite doubtful If they carry the State which, from aP-
pearances, will go Democratic by reduced majority
DuBuQur, Thursday Aug. 10, 1884.
Nine counties in this State have been heard FROM and
the figures show that James w Grimes, Wing and Anti
Nebraska for Governor, is 800 ahead.
Hampstead, for Congress, in the same counties, has
like majority.
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NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for August 10
TaK NEw-yoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
-. l.. ell.

TaE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
Gut sins the following
- IEDIToRIALs: The soI" Dodge on Nebrnsks; limbo
si,i EseTcety Retaliation fervsr.Icn. OF History
slavery IN i1sisns CiTeas,irn and A~seaS ssyery
tp The August Elections The Adjournment The Marcel
1 Il..lfiE STATE OF EUROPE Letter from Our Own Cor
re~r0ndcnt
II..sPAIN: An Interesting Account Of the Revolution in
Iv"EGYPr: Correspondence o TIE London Times
vrE3 WEE * s, LATER M snoM CALIFORNIA Arrival
yI..THE LAND IN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA: Letter
from Commander henypenuS
villa WOLF IN SLEEPS CLOTHING
vuL.HOw TO TREAT OUR ENEMIES
Ix..APPoINTMENTs BY THE PRESIDENT
X..PoLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: Now York; Maine; Ohio;
xl..REyIEw OF THE WEEK. Giving in a condensed and
most conspicuous form the latest and important
sat have rsnspires in The City United stse; Havana
xi7HE NEGOTIATIONS FOR CUBA
xIIIFA CONCERNING THE LATE VICTORY AT
xIv..DlFFlcULTy WITH FRANCE SETTLED: Consul
Progress Of the Cuban Purchases Americans ia Rosss
The American Bonapsrtss
W..THE WAR DEBATES IN PARLIAMENT: From Our
Own Correspondent
XVI. WESTERN AFRICA. The KINGDOM Of YorqS.-Bognd
:ons-C iimsiss-Minerss-R ock'-Pants; From Our Own
A Ss s aas sa o Ss paasS IL
o The NY. Tribune
XyIH OUTRAGE ny A SLAVE in KENTUCKY.
Nx..Tn1 FiSITivR Law IN Wisconsin, New Decision
.xxxIIid CONGRESS- Closing Scenes in Congress; The
River and Harbor Bill Vets
XXI TELEGRArH; The Latest received by Telegrsph.
xii MARRIAGES and DEATHS
XIII .REyIEw or TIE MAnKETs: Report. Of the STOCK
S p,rsy Ispo.. s rSs Fsan. Markets. very '
Single opss n wrspge ssS b. obssioed at the desk in the
suEscEIYTIos0ne copy for -; three copies ST.
kve copies, SIT tea copies, Skx 90.
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FROM KEY WEST.
THE REPORTED FAILURES.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday Aug. IL, 1854.
We have instituted inquiries to the reported failures
yesterday, but without any satisfactory result. One Of
them probably aludes to the failure of j. f. OIL which
took place last week. Runor points to extensive
chandler but cannot trace the report any reliable
source.
Mr.. Norris the locomotive builder, is much annoyed at
the dispatch elegaphed to New-York evening paper
yesterday.
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THE RECENT RAILROAD TROUBLES AT ERIE.


Mr.. c. C.. Dennis the Superintendent of the Buffalo
and State Line Railroad, found guilty Of kidnapi
ping by Erie Jury yesterday The charge from
the late riot Harbor Creek during the Erie Railroad
disturbance When tho mob endeavored to lynch Dennis,
the put in motion to protect him, and Harbor
Creek man, named Cooper, who was on the train, was
carried into New. York State.
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REPORTED FAILURE OF TWO WESTERN
BANKS.

CIScISyArI, Friday, Aug. IL, 1854.
Reports have been current in this city Day to the pre-
judce Of the Rennseesr Bank of Indiana, and the
Indiana State Stock Bank Of Peru. During the after
noon tie Of both of these banks refused by most
of our city banks and principal brokers'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12
FRENCH PROPERTY AT GREYTOWN-DEATH
OF A NEWLY ELECTED SENATOR

BALIuoRE, Friday, Aug IL, 1854.
The Washington Star Of this evening says there is no
truth in the report that the French Minister had made
demand for 5000 from, the United States Government
for damages to property Of French subjects at Greytown
We have intelligence from North Carolina conveying
the death of Col Silioeton, one Of The newy elected
State Senators.
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MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST. LoUIs, Wednesday, Aug. 9, 1884.
James j. Lndley, Wing, aud present member, is rs-
ported to be elected to Congress from the lid District,
over Floulney, Nebraska Democrat.
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Nem;1ork Daily 0ribm,1t.
SATURDAY. AUGUST I2, 1854.
To Advertisers.
b,srova circulation ofrf5,oee

Tar WEEKLY TrInusr has now circulation ~ 15,0oe
,oles and advertising med In the oued
sstes Circulating Goeh in ever State "a the Caen 5sa
prces a. bvine Tor hsuics Merchants
F,es SC Tose wish make heir busiDcss kno ~ ths
ear,yv wsud 10 we'll try TRE WEEKLY rRsUNE.
led ruub1 eTismns inserted a. 81 cents per hHe
each insertion.
eul,on in the country Advertisements inserted AZ 10 cents
H.. Oh irre On.
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The Trthune for Europe.

We shall issac THIS MORNING Edition of THs
EENIwErKLr TRIBvsE, for crcuiationin Europe. win
contain oil the latest News up the time Of going to press
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing be had at
the desk. Price Six Gents. The steamship Hermann
for Southampton and Bremen, and Alps for Liverpool,
sai from this port To-Day
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The steamship Empire City, from Aspinwall' with
tie California mails to July 6 and 81 1871 600 in gold
CA freight arrived yesterday. Her news from Cali
forna has been anticipated by the arrival of the Star
of the West on Monday last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12
DEATH OF COMMODORE DOWNS.

BosTos, Friday, Aug, II, 1871.
Commodore JOIN DowSs died at o'clock this morning
after a few days ilness. He was Commandsr Oh '"s
Charlestown Navy Yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12

Wcpublish this morning full account OF the burn'
ing at sea of the clpper-shiP Townsend from San
Francisco bound to Boston The Captain and ten OF
the crew were saved; the others, twelve in number
are supposed to have perished
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THE BOSTON MILITARY AND THEIR kECEf-
lion OF THE MONTGOMERY GUARDS.

BosroS, Friday, Aug IT, ls''.
The Commander-n Chief of city military hes pub
sy censured the companies that entertained tho Mont
gomery Guards from NoT.York, the 10th W., Tor ~
otous and turbulent conduct toward each other
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rx-pRRsIDENT FILLMORE.

ALBANY, Friday, Aug. IL, 1854.
Ex-President Fillmore and son are staying o. SksneA'
ees q, present, as the guests Of william Fuller,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12
The HAPPY FAaILY.-Ths ChenansO, Un'ss ma
hciously places the two following paragraphs from
two leading Administration ORGANS in jnxtapostion

What Opposition journal North or South, has given
hm the Presdent) CREDIT for thu Nebraska triumph
carried through from first to Last mach BY HIS OWN
ENERGEIiC COOPERATION with its friends in the
National legislature as by any other causei
Eros The Albany Aaaa
We hops and trust that the Democratic State Conven-
on TO assemble in September next viii proclaim their
to The WHO'LL POL ICY In which tho Nebrask
scheme originated and srIGxArIzE the measure as MIS-
cHIErors SECTIONAL coSTRwAScE Of DEMAGOaUES
originating IN INTRIGUE aud PRoscRIPTIos, Sc,
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CASE OF rHx DESrEr.-Mr. Bcale the dentist of Phla
depbs publishes the following card in the papers of tia

To PUBLIC IA b known 70 the publs in
have cbsrfed p-rrsea
Seurs whe shs under the inasence
having dental operation performed Conscious
5nnocsne, willing silent
ehs Judicial invest But
xclcntus In Qnker.
joss srdesvoi made 70 turn Pablo epnios sn to the n
81 and family respectfully
suspsnsisn Of public opinion in until my trial shs
fully place which win DO soon have At least usht
II erpecf pubic will refuse 10 Frant L.
STEPHEN T. BEALE Dsa'sL
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Advertisements fo The Of Monday ought be seat in
before O cock on Saturday evening.
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Great bargains in READY MADE CLOTHING, slightly
sd nom The late Ere Broadway Fine BLACK French CoArs
Ais for az Black and figured CASHMERE rAsTs cost 81 for
eSt3 Vssxs eo.. as Cor ~ Gro LEyIg,
- ~ ~ Esssau and man
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The Myter Freedom Liberty two expressive songs
by Hownd sufhor Of the popular Uncle Ton melodies Pne
81 cents each Music BY mail postage free General and select
esSi0sges forwarded any address free Of chsIge -
WATERS, No. S33 Brosdway.
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Door Sr used package Of HYGEAsA and can sy ay
an cured Asthma disease Of six yesrs standing me
eds no pufnes tri4 OF II is sufficient to prove ITS
vast all ether ecnes fo the cure OF oil diseases
the luDss 0 throat - lonrs Truly ,.....
sod by BOYD PAUL. No l4e Chamber ST. G. RING corner
M Jobn and broadway; H. Nos 500 Hudou-sI and
fTa Rhay H. PHILLiPs of Wooster aud Houslon
Mrs HAyEs No 1875 Fuont Brookyn and RUSSELL ScHoTI
No 1856 Markets Philadelphia Price &3 apoekage or four pack
a IA. nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

The Albany and West Stoei &C. Buffalo C,rsing AID
Nv Ynk. BoHs AND New York CITY, SAcketts HArbor
and fllibursh ard Scbsreotssy and troy eomps les
have not incacsd In t h reports auy tstsms ns Ia yelA
on to accidents, and IL b known the department
whether or not asy have occurred there roads.
Hw be obie,vsc how few 10 depts have occurred to
pass. gers from cxuses be ono tnelr cootrol
One passenger bilsd from such for every
10s $40 las miles travelled and passenger injured for
every ot,2l2tto miles travelled.
T<enty cpe per cent only OF the accidents causing
dca,b, and thirty three FER cent OF the acdssts
causing death to the employees from bsyond
tn. ir CONTROL
By comps ison II the ratio o. aeoidssts ana miles
travelled 1852 With that OF 1853 IL will bs observed
that during the last the passengers travelled nearly
three timer the Distance traveller In the years
bfore meeting win accident causing death and
quarter farther before meeting with accident not
kuIsDR In death.
Thee evicescss Of the increased safety OF railroad
avelng both to the paaser gers and the vekmen will
be gsdybg TO The passngsrs railroads they are
to the pablo, especially whom 1t thas the
speed Of trains has been greatly nsrsAs during past
year
This partly due to ths better concitsa In which the
trssi and Dscf ney are maintained asd partly to
the Observance OF greater the part OF tbs travel
ss ans to the sxsrshe Of greater skill the part Of
the managers and workmen. Respect ully su omitted.
Wk. J. MGALPINR