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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.

Cost New York Crestne, Ohio, wa BuaAo: '.;' %
These tables it must be borne in mind, snow Tue
actual cct Of transportation of all these severa hes
or routes, and not what rates they may sec "' !"
charge. ,,,o MA
In asceItaining which is the cheapest route, we
have 10 be governed by the actual cost these taoes'
and they cannot be controverted shov mos. cSnc.J M
syey that the railroads in this State can pay the to
nronosed and stII have very large margin IN favor
Of their lines as compared with the route either north
or south Of this State. ,.,i.,..o,
Itmust be admitted BY every intelligent sg.,ssIo1 nd %n
biased ind seeking the truth to aid him in d:cnars
ing his duty to his constituents and to the s.ase ~
large that the future prosperity Of the cans anu tte
beet interests Of the whole State demands
the reimpositon of tolls upon rallroaos.
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OF the Auburn State Prison and the Inspectors for
mismanagement. The reported charges are entirely
disprcveo.
The bill TO exempt the property OF the Chur,h
Found alton Fund Society from taxation wa, killed.
The bill to incorporate the Continental Railroad,
also killed.
The bill to promote the efficiency Of the miiti. Of
the Stste-passed.
The bill 10 amend the act res,iye to steersge pss-
sengers was lost by IL "A. motion to recon sder
was ost.
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FoCsD DRowsED.-Coroner Speer o. Bergen on
Saturday held INCEST upon the body OF an p
found owned "a the Bsrkenssck River Les - -,
ruad Brose Dccessed about IS yesn OF sss ny - 49,
inches bish 10 drtss-d in light tweed psa oss - -
and yest. ard red comforter about the neet -. /.
fully idss.ied bit from psorts on as rsI S-.t
pec.ed u be tbs. Of buc ass naned RneeI. o-'s9S "
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Fire nj Cambridge, Mass.

BOsToN Saturday, Aprl s. iooS.
The store -house occupied by Little, Brown 4 Co.,
for the storage of stereotype plates printed stock etc.
in Cambridge, was destroyed by fire this morning.
Part Of the plates were saved. Loss about xiO,WV;
coyeied by insurance.
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NOn-Arriyal Of the Indian.
PORTLAND. nv Anrild 1

FONTLAND, MH, ApnI q, IS33-IJP. m
There ere IA yeDo signs Of the steamship Indian now
about due at this port with Liverpool sdvices Of the
Oath Of March. Size ia expected to bring later aud
highly important intelligence from Inda. perhaps news
Of the fall Of Lucknow.
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The 81. Lawrence M Montreal.

MONTREAL, {. T., Saturday, April g. 1853.
The ice was showed forward considerably yesterday
and the water still continues very high, This morn.
ing cloudy aud warm thermometer stands A above
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PHILADELPHIA Stock Board.

PHILADELPHIA Saturday, April 3, 1853.
Stocks very heavy Pennsylvanis State Fives, 81
Reading Railroad, ~; Morris Canal, AZ; Long Isl.
and Railroad, HI; Penna. Railroad, 43i
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE y. 7. TRIBUNE.
Yxo~ a Rpeetc( Coyyespondept

r t.
Frps Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, April 4, 1853.
There is no break in the Anti LecomptOn column
80 far, and the only Democrat who inclined to
favor conference, which is the turning point, has
abandoned his purpose.
A motion to adhere ID within the rules though 1t
is not usually made after fret disagreement This
case being outside of ordinary legislation, justlfes
its application to bring the issue to prompt con.
clusion and keep the House up to its position.
Comment is excited here by the fact that all the
D;strict appointees have been cOmmiss iOned and
have entered on their duties, except Barton Key,
Attorney, who is Mr.. Pendletons brother-in-law.
The Union has discovered mares nest in GER
tain lotters of Gov Chase and the Republican men,
bers of the Legislature of Ohio, taking exception to
the Crittenden substitute. The Union predcates
its hope of detection upon this; but that corre'
spondeDce was received and considered before the
vote of last Thursday and the delegation deter
mined to regulate their own affairs in their own
way. The objections to various points in the
substitute had been previously done away with.
Its present form together with the vote on the re-
lection of Lecompton in the House, has disembar-
rsssed Republicans from all possibility of honest mis-
construction.
The President yesterday sgnifed his decided dis
satisfaction with the course which The Union has
pursued throughout the Kansas controversy, and
censured it as responsible for the disintegration Of
the party.
Heretofore hs has never admitted The Union
directly to be his organ though he admitted that 1t
was used for particular purposes. Now he slgn-
fes his intention to discard it even, indirectly.
The Supreme Court meets for the adjourned
term of one mouth tomorrow. Several Judges are
already here.
Gen. Persifer Smith has nearly completed the
organization of the reehfOrcements to the Utah Ex-
pedition, which he will command. Gen. Harney is
here cooperating. The arrangements are impeded
by the delay of the Deficiency Bill in the House,
the War Department being without an available
dollar.
The Fort Smelling Committee meet tomorrow
morning 10 decide when the report shall be pre-
sented. The Committee will probably divide in
opinion.
Mr.. Benton is still confined to his bed but is
iaboring earnestly on bis abrdgement of the Debates
with full sense of the besetting peris. lie says
that he has two years of other work blocked out IN
bis mind which he would like to complete, but
sees at present prospect OF II. Ills disease Is
pronounced TO be cancer in the bowels, and mus
prove fatal.
Mr. Plitts's friends expect to see him appointed
Director of the Mint at Philadelphia.
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Navigation on Lake Erie.

ToLlpo, Ohio, Sal urday, April 5, lS0S.
Tho 6,st propeler of the season arrived here las:
night from Buffalo.
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Gle, snd She eta, Steel, Nail Rods, Boxer
Iron Nails and Spikes Horse Shoes Crock.
cry aud Glassware Tin, Rosin Tar, Pitch,
Turpentine, Oil Anchors, Chain Cables
Oskum, Mineral Wster, Oysters and Clams
Dyt-wood. and al other merchandise not
enumerated, per 600 D per mile ....:. D o
Rored That the Auditor be erected 70 transmit acopy oil
the above the Legislature and ssk concurrence
therein on belah of this Board
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TO the Associated Press

II has been ascertained. from an authentic source
that there has been no acceptance, either conditional
or unconditional of volunteers for Utah or other SER
vice under the bill now pending before Congress.
The current rumor that the President designs a re-
COZ strucion of the Cabinet is without foundation Inc
members composing it known to be harmonious on
the general policy of the Administration, ana friendly
in all their relations. ~
General Persifer f. Smith has been ordered to Utah.
az we'll ss General Harney. The chief command OF
the Utah army will devolve on the former.
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Weather RepOrts.-APRIL ,.
sR, thu E..t~ru Western Northern and Southern
w W. No n Wal street.
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APPOINTMENTS The following appointments have
been confirmed by the Senate:


Ccnspds-H I. Romerze. NJ Y, GslaizS, MOdsya; j. r.
Kcoken, Penn, Trinidad de Cuba {. c. Newkerck L.
Union San Salvador; W. L. q. Smith. N Y, Shanghae T.
Lansing n Y. Ars, Peru J. w. Gorham. Mas Jerusalem
w. II. Morse, Mass St Jaso Cape de- Verdes e. Croswe
Wis, St Petersburg; S. Ward N T. Bristol Eng; A. O. Cat
lin, Msss, Prince Edwards Island
Surrsyor. Of CH,toma-J. X Shay. Alexandra. Va; O.
John sor fredeIickbug Va j. Bohannon, East River Va
r H. Webb suaoik. Va p s. Probasco, New Brunswick. N
j. w Hsyens, Greenpor " S. S. Norton Port Jefferson
~ Y; g. w. Merchant Dumfries Va
L. Summers Marshal for Iowa
W. d. Roy, Collector ct NbtsburK Miss.
J. Hanna, Postmaster At Camden n J.
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TOR the Good fTday Dups, except 10 ono oft"o csooy-
chop windows where they are epitaphed consp,cuousy
and lie in stae--nct buns but relics Of hy-goos sgs
they are az if they had never beea. The street.
music of "one-a-peDny, two-apenny, hot cfoss-buus,
which ssuted the Of the rising generation at the
early dawn Of the Good Fridays in years sgose, died
With tie voices that then 30 Justify cried them.
And row for the qualification Of our little friends who
are not already provided with Pace eggs, ws will tel
how 10 color and 10 ornament them 70 hearts delight.
First put the egg in hot water for q few minutes;
take it out, and with the sbarpered poAt Of tAow
candle write name, you please, make any fasc.
ful marks; then boil the egg good whie in water
which has been prepared with cochinesl, g-wood or
other dye.woods. The spots which the tsllow has
touched will not take the dye, ard they vii be white
the coored surface Of the egg fyou have 90 dye
wood at hatd, the coat Of red onion wrapped sbout
the egg while boiling will give it beautiful speckled
brown and bits Of calico Of strong bright cooss
will answer. Those which used to be covered with
gold-eaf to be distributed among the members Of tho
royal household in London, must have been grand to
bebo'd. The tslow candle will DO very well for pace
epps designed for immediate use-which msans, OF
course immediate destruction but those I" to keep"
vour older brother or your good uncle VIII ornameot
beautifully with pen-knife after they have been dyed.
We have seen all sort, Of animals end pretty Landscapes
scraped carefully on the sggshel and for sveethsss.
frnny little fat Cupds and their love-kuots, aad bo~s
snd.aiIows, are appropriate.
One of the most popular and Oldest Of the many su.
,.r.,tions connected with this holy sessoo u, thsA
on Easter Day the Sun dances a. he rses An Ilssion
70 il is plainly made in the oftquo.ed stsnzA Of Suck
lipes weddirg ballad:
Her feet b-nesih Der pst.ioost
Lke little uior stole In sLd ogt
A 80 they feared tbs light;
Ard oh sas don<es such Q wsy,
No Sun spo~ Easev Dsy
IL hat 80 ins . -iett."
And an association. dear TO the Poescsi world, l's
in the fact that Pesch, king among lovers, mst tos
faiI Laua De Moves cn The Good Friday Of i32:
"Ob weilresss INBRED 5sy.
When you barb she lay. -
Meek L os. yds, end |. Ter tlsot n,d
The youos and b bsonins eo~ss,.
rsiisg IN fragrant shower.
SAses % ss< seok, ~ q ks< essso s.asA"
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Rsos,d IN the Legislature cOncur That the rates 0 to on
n following articles of property ported upon The canals of
this State be reduce follows If the Canal Board shall find IL
the Of the Canals 70 witt
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Democratic State Ticket.

Democratic State Ticket.
For Members of Congress,
JOSEPH e. McKIBBEN,
WILLIAM l.. DUDLEY,
OF cALAyERAs.
For Judge Of the supremc Court.
JOHN CURREY,
OF s6LANo.
For State Controller.
l. N. DAWLEY,
OF NEVADA.
For CLERK II stpreme Courts
II. u. JtNNINGS,
or BUTTE.
II MocIA7IC COUNTY TICKET
Tor !olnt s,nttt-r,''e md TluTns Counties,
S. a. BALLOU,
OF rLuMAs.
For Asemtynsp,
81. J.. MORRISON.
TTNRY II. NlIGHELS.
Tor Asstsar,
ALFX. TECWN.
For Coui ty Surveyor,
JAMES S. LONG.
rf'tc'irterdtnt d ruIpc Instruction,
ii. 49, GAsTON.S
Tor Corone-.
JANIS C,RRIEN.
Tow nship Nom inn tions,
Jor.srysr l.er, TIrr ri.trht
PITER EREFR.
Ter ,riticts ,f tie rercs
JCH 8 BEBLY,. .TDWAED DONAHO
p. MACUITE,.......JERRY J. Collins
Cot n,y rords fer Rrirotd ,r " rgon NO
t- firriicr, "wednesday ser'emter la-<n
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JR R,ror-A. The o,s,. IN s.,,rt -.

J r Rircw.-As the oasis in desert re-
snireies the thirsty and cary traveller. so
In these times Of political aPostacy, when
men ~ bend the foppie hinges Of the knee,
that thrift mny follow fawning" has tho
corrse of this honorable editor late Of the
Frpve's. revived in us tie stendfnst hcre
that reitfer Presidents nor rrncr alitie'
or POWERS, cnn control the bold and FREQ
mirds Of he peonlc,
In retiring from the Frpress from high
ccnscierticu. reaecns. when he had all TO
lore and nothing 10 gain. has placed the
name which heads this artic'e high on the
scroll Of honest and disinteres'ed patriots.
The fact that the Deme ecraey Of Yoha coun-
ty have appreciated his exalted worth and
merit. hy establishing him In the National
Democrat" reflects honor upon Themselves
and gives to the reading md rejecting pub
lie, an able ard talented paper.
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BxccIxc roR HELP.--Thc Lccomrton pa
pers are crying out. In their extremity. to
The Douglas Democracy. "Help me. Cassius.
or I sink." Well let dem sink-who cares
They are hetter at the bo'tom Of tho sea
than anywhere else. Amer dsnorncing
Dcueias men a. no better than black Re-
puh,ican.. aud after passing resoluticn in
their State Convention the effect cf which
1. to derounce the opinions Of Douglas men.
everywhere. il comes with bad gree from
thsse Leccmpton Bucaneers TO keep cont'nu.
ally ha Wiling forth their doleful appeals to
the Douglas Democracy, to stay with them
and sare the Union A heautifci salvation Of
the Union IL would be. to establish the Le-
compton doctrine that minori'ies mnet gov
ern a beautiful salvation Of the Union. to
pnt iis desiinies in the hands Of men who re-
fuse 10 recoe mise the right Of the American
people 20 govern themselves. aud who repu.
diais that very principle which is the bond
o. Union hetwesn the States 10 Wit the
privcitae that no distinctions are TO he made
between fee and siave States but that all
are 10 be treated alike. Well may they CRY
"he'p." They need u. poor fellovs, badly -
National Dfaecraf.
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ARTICLE Y.
COUNTING AND RECEIVING THE VOTES, DE.
CLARING THE RESULT OF ELEc.
rtns.o
TONS, AND CERTIFICATES
OF ELECTION

TfoSS, ANDC CERTIFICATES
OF ELECTION.
SICrI0S SO As soon as the polls hre
clt sed on the afternoon Of the day Of election
the judge shall open the ballot-box and
commerce counting the votes, and in no case
shall the ballot box he removed from the
room in which any election may be held
until all the ballots are counted: the count.
ing Of ballots shall in all cases be public, -
The ballots shall be taken out carefully
one by one, by the inspector or one Of the
judges. who shall open them, and read
loud the name Of each person contained
therein. and the office for which every such
person is voted for. Each clerk shall write
down each office to be filled and the name Of
each person voted for such Office, and shall
keep the number Of votes by talliss, as they
are read aloud by the inspector or judge
The counting of the votes shall be CONTINUED
without adjournment until all are counted
SIC. "a. If two tickets are found folded
together, they shall both be rejectel and
If more persons are designated on any ticket
f'r any Office than are to be elected to such
Office, such part of the ticket shall not b.
c. united for any Of them; but no ticket sha
be lost for want of form, if the board o.
|
the person voted for and the office iuten
ded.
SEC. 80. As soon as all the votes are
read fl md counted, certificate shall bC
drawn up on each of the apers containing
the poll list md ITALICS, or attached there
to, s'atiDg the number Of votes each per,or
voted for has received, and designating the
office to fill which he was voted for, which
| pnu,har shall ha -, Cal
length Each certificate shall be signed by
the clerks, the judges aud inspector; one oi
said cert ficate-, with the poll list and tally
! payer to VIII ch it is attached, shall he re.
tained by the inspector, and preserved ty
him Mt least Xix months The bollots shalI
be destroyed by the inspector The other o
SAID C, a., with the noll list and taliv
paper to which it is attached. shall be sealed
up by the inspector, and ind rsed election
returns and be directed and delivered, or
sent by the inspector to the county clerk oi
the county in which the election is held.
! SIC. SO. The said package shall be de
livere1 to the county clerk by one of the
judges or clerks of election in person, or
mny he sent by private hand. or by mail -
Ifsent by private hand, the person deliver
ing it shall, betore the county clerk. tax c
and subscribe an ffidavit that the package
was delivered to him by one OF the judges
naming him. that it has not been out of
his possession since it was received, and has
undergone no alteration while in his posses
sion. The affidavit shall be iaklorsed on the
package. Ii sent by mnil, it shall be mailed
by one Of the judges. and the postmaster
shall make on it an endorsement that he re
ceived it from one of the judges (naming
him.)
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BopY Feu~p.-"he body Of a man was
Yonrd in the Sncramento River about ore
mile blow Jernipg's Landing. II had the
appearance Of having been in the water three
or four weeks was without clothes, bnt had q
narrow strip Of canvass tied tightly about
the head jnst A. owe the eyes--was judged to
be the body ofa man about twenty Ave years
Of nge apparently Of light sandy complex
ion and about Ave feet eight inches In
height.
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Comm, untcated.

( Mr.. EpiToR t. What n commentary on po-
litical honesty. to hear men high in LEGAL Of
6ce, and In the confidence OF the people, say
that their vote for supreme Court Judge will
be governed by the avowed opinion Of tho
candidate touching quartz claims. and other
matters wherein the voter Is In interest
when the vote being taken legal gent fully
coiucides with Judge Field in his judeement
on such claims, and also with the avowed
opinion of Baldwin on same. l Mn glad to
say that II is certain that Judge Currey is
sure OF the votes Of these people (and their
influence is az least commensurate with
their in,eresD who (old line wings and
Know Notbiug's as they are) have the ts-
merity to screw themselves up to Buchanan
and Lecompton. dic;atorial and down on
popular sovereignty. In my communication
Of the S0,h ul,. You say am quite at fault
as 70 the law Of Wagon and X. r. Bill.
had reference TO the general law authori-
sing incorpor ations. under which no compa.
ny can issne evidenccof, or contract debts
In all over the actual amount of cash capital
paid in and on hand or expended in actual
improvements. ] think you will let down
on this point and agree with me that Bate
county would not be liable to lose by issuin :
its bonds to the r. II Company, provided
always TINT the commissioners appointed by
the act. will act in good faith by the people,
Still I cannot see why il would not be foolish
for me to swap Jackets with you. IL my jack
ct is as good ss yoprs aud h,s me better
MtrH
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to take the oath or affirmation so rendered
TO him, his vote shall be rejected.
sEc.--If the vote of any person be chalen-
gei on the ground that he has been convic-
ted OF an Infamous crime, or disfranchised
by any court Of competent jurisdiction, he
shall not be required TO answer any ques.
tions respecting such alledged conviction;
and in the absence Of any authenti Gated re-,
cord Of such facts, it may b. competent for
two dlsinterested Witnesses upon oath to
prove The same.
SEC. 80. When he polls are closed
proclamation thereof shall be made at the
place Of yotieg, and no votes shall be after.
wards received.
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Cot nty Tords fer a Rnilrotd ar " rRon Ronds--No
t~ firriIcr, wrdne,dry seriemter lM.-<n
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
COnStable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
L issued out of John :. Bcrry's Court = Justice
OF the Peace in and for 0phir Township county OF
Rutte and State of California, AGAINST Jnnn Vance
and Sohn Mcdonnell. aud in favor OF George w
He's and John Iarcomh, for the sum OF two hun
drei ts20ol donrs PRINCIPAL debt aid one hun
dred and seventy four $40 ollars interest nud
accruing interest On the same nj nc ra of three
per cent. per month, from the 30th daN Of July A
ID. ls5' and n'l costs OF il I xrd in the sum Of
fourteen nifty ono-hune' ed hs (kll 50 dolla :. to
GO her with nll rcctmrg costs on srid writ 20 re
dlr'cted and delivered com0RrdiI me la 'ell IN"
mnTtg Gtd PREMISE hcrtiu'ter d-sct bed % s''isf
.ah' dct"a q. I viii. on Saturday. the 4 n
Day of september, 4. D 1855, ri the hour Ot
eleven O'clock A VI OF III day in pars1anco of the
our menis Of eaid wit, sell at puhlic Sale to the
highest bi DIR Tor cash the rruperty described in
said writ as toiluws-That 'rtain piece pare of
land stua ed, lying AMI being in the of Butt"
ana stale Ut lfurna, aud commencing NJ a ordg"
crn' sing The Ditch of the Feather RIVER nj pih r
Whtrf Company, rlnnt z the &C ~ the d ch iity
rods To M oak tree, thence we-irrly siN cen srI II
halt rods to pine tree. thence rouhwestcr.y q Is
ds 10 mn oak tree t. cnce sixteen ana "a f I'D e
Ia tho place OF icgnn'nc bel 1g the properly known
as NcCoHrelr- Gur& Yard mud ma nti'; about fl 'c
acres oi nud.
The above s,lc 20 take place in front Of John 5
Berry Office in the town of Oroyiilv. County aLt
State aforesaid,
7. MACTtRE. Constable.
Dated August 1lth 1858.
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Ter 'rtticts ,f tie rerce
JCH 8 BEGLY,. .TDWAED DONAHO.
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TRAINED ANiMALs.--John Drsghi. Of
orovillc. has several trained dogs and birds.
which nre really curiosity We understand
that Il Is his intention to exhibit them at
the State Fair.
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FACT Tho Marysvillc National Dtmo.
eraf says "a man who does not adhere to the
doctrine Of popular sovereignty, Is no moro
Democrat tbnn n hu,rard IL an enrle
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O III E r u B u S y Y
COntroraS Ball

~ AT TIE ASSEMBLY ROOM or ot'.,sss]
H & LONG, IN Humbug Val e,, On ~, -
2 evening. August 18Th. 1855. Having ~ q, III
--4S plticd a large aud connections u.s. u, 1--WE
rNr"lent $ ,mmer resort, the ubdersigned w" "a
RAIL-. on the 10. n vt Angus; reIt and eh1." II /,
eral invitai'ou to h. public 10 be pres,asx
beautiful aid IlsHslni ioc iun. acce.sioie y,,,S
mountain tul' aud viii he f1uBd an
tc" r.r % r'.r'e - ui ne ho' sni ~ ,S3,,,,.
it.0 0pD LONG. I'F'F"
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T r Cortihti. i.a

p. MACUTE,.......JTRRY J. Collins.
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Abstract Of an Act to Resula,. Ef.e.
ti0ns.
passed MARCH %. 1861

The People Of the State Of California, re.
presented in Senate and ASSEMBLY,, do
ehdrt as (oiious
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n ARD, iiNsEEp, NEATSFuoT, POLAR A>n
sperm Hlror sale by
COTTON \ '''pNRNOr
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-21

Uru.E INvEsTIoS.-Und de nos compntrioles,
dit lie Courier des Etats- Unis. NJ. Henri Gen-
gcMbre, chimiste diaingne, qni depnis plnsicurs
annees s'esl occupe dams ce pays d'asines a.gaz,
Went d,obienir, a Washington, un brevei din-
veption pour une niethotle fort ingeniease de
preserver les compromising des arrangements
oecasionnes par les variations de- temperature
anxqnelles.Tls sont exposes. Snn invention
c~ousisie il employer dams les compieurs m
liqnide %chimique ayant In propriete demptcher
la congelaiion de lean en- hiver e, de prevenir
son evaporation Gu etc, en- me me temps quill
gurantit de In rouille ley metnnx don't SUM, CON
struts les %compteurs eux memes. On obtien-
dra par &c moyen une action plus unifirme.
tine registration plus correcte ct une certi,nde
deportation qn'on cherchernit en- vain dans
tons les comptenrs employees jusqn'a present
II eSt probable que nous verrnps SONS pcu
toutes les compagniesd 'eclairage an gaz aaopter
ce perfectionnement qni, joint aax avnntages
don't nous avons parle, celni dune grande
economic. I'm compteur, une fuis rempli De
ce fluid ne demalde aucnne attention pour
p~liisieurs annees. s,ss
On ob,iendra tons les renseigne,ncnts neces.
snircs sur ce prncede, etf s'adressarft 4 linvcn.
teuf, 4 Rock Island .(Illinois) on u N. a,
Doisy, a Cincinnati lOhio).