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Captured Africans u, !,

treaty has been concluded between the United States
and the American Colonization Society, by Which that
Society agrees, for sum of $4,000, TO suhssi and
instruct the Africans taken from The steamship Echo
for year after their arrival out having due regard
fnr their health and comfort. They are to be taken 10
Liberia in the steam frigaie Niagara.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-15

RoBBFRY.-We learn that passenger On
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad was
robbrd While stopping al Weldon On Monday
las, Tor 'linuer. The victim was uban.
who Va. among The passengers. Ills ,a.,sr
was broken "prn and rulhr, 81 seven hundred
dollars IN gold. aud Northern bill. ii credit
amounting to illlren hundred dollars. M
arIrst was made. but parties we're s"speeied.
he gold was all IN Spanish com. which. IL Is
hoped. may lead 10 the detection Of the rob.
beers. VII HtraA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-15
nors cnIsrsr CAM KnI c,1I,,-c

noEs cnIxgsE CANE KILL caITIg s-col.
A. &. Sumner, in a Communication To the
Charleston Mercury, says deci,iedly. no. Il
i. the feeding at eatil. with an undue qpan.
tiiy Of Il, when ~ hungry condition. which
dies The damage. Corn. peas. green corn.
aud green wheat will also Kill cattle under
the sane circumstances. Col. =. has used
sugar mllet four seasons in every stage ofits
gros III. green, ripe. and cured. and has iuunJ
It the best smiling pl.nthe ever raised.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-15
srpDps nsArn n Rrensosp.-on Sunday

SrpDES nEAfH n RrnMoND.-O On Sunday
AZ a quartz T. IL. dtrng .rn ice Al 81. Joln's
+, hu,ch in Rishmond. and just NJ the last
PRAYER. brIurr preaching. was being eanrlu.
died.. MIR. S"lomen. the organ,st. was ob.eryrd
to lean his head on the organ stnps and fall
over. lie was Immediately picked up.
when he uttered one deep sigh and instantly
expired. Il was fesrlally sudden death.
and. impressed the congregation with deepest
awe. Ps.ersburg TateMgtnar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-15

TIE BLACK ToSouE."-Geueral Aber-
crombie, late a member Of Congress from
Alabama, was lying very i'll last week at
Columbus, in consequence Of fearful dis
order caused BY eating the meat Of an animal
asccrtained TO have been diseased with the
black tongue epidemic, which has Of late 80
ragged among the cattle Of those regions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-15

obiaiped power n the. Natl nai Councils,
there had never becn need OF an American
party. And it nav The old Waig party can
be revived, land il can b. aud WILL BE- the
American party will be glad to pas, over to
its Keeping the true interests Of the country
that il las SO zealously, il not successfully,
sustained.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-15

Herman Gelpcck has been recognized by The Presi-
dent Consul Of the Grand Durhy Of Bake Wei
mar far the States Of North Carolina Virginia, Mary
land, District Of Columbia, New Jersey, Pennsy lsania,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont.
New Hampshire, Name and New York.
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HILLsDoRoUGH, N. c.
wednesday, september Is, 1858.

The COMet.-A comet f,r some weeks talked
Of, is now visible to tho naked eye Il can be seen
very distinctly for about hour afer sunset, and an
hour before sunrise, about degrees ablve the hnri
ION in the poFlh.eart, Il shows tail Two degrees
long.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-15
North nrItl.l, ne,lew. q, Ao,..,. 3,

N0fiu bftish review, bf Augnsi. ron.
iains !. Chhieaaltiani. ~ ~ yIlrmait .. Giid.
stones Home. 3 s,ats Papers Pr. Reformation
peiioL 4 Biblical Interpretation -Epi.il.. Il ,be
Co'inthiin. .. Btfi.h Ar--Paintins All sculp.
tuts. .. Tbs Molsfn British Dsma. !. Eeypt 80
syra-- Western Influence =. Re.eafehe. on I.isbt-
sanai"ry, seisntii. snJ Bahriiesi. .. Our amy
in Indie. 10. Tie Literary Fund. II. Political
Parties ~. Reesnt Publications..
Published y lsap,tJ SCOT q Co. New Yo,s.
Price 50 pef snaam h sby ane u he Reviews. o,
Hardwood y any iea IL ihc works, ST.. iat Black.
wood and The iosf Reviews, SO.
sse04..1ssS,.,.
Di.soLtiSo Tnr USioS.--Tpm cotwin. IN
his speech accepting the nomination to Con.
gfsss. said:
:" have seen abmi three dissoluiians of the
Cniun. Laughter.1 Wien I was IL the
Senate, ~ honorable gentleman sulrmuIy a..
surrd o. that i 4 certain bill was not passed
tie Union would BE- dissolved The next ihut..
day, about 6 o'clock 10 the evening. IRE.
newed Laugbter Well. Thursday aud 6
o'clock came and went. aud the bill was not
passed, and the Union vas dissolved | sup.
pose. bat i came together again ihe neIt min.
ute. sni was more frfnly ttmsn;cd than ~.
II before
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-15

We regret TO learn through the Raleigh Register,
that the Hon A. w. Venable has been for some weeks
confined by an at.ck of paraiyiic rheumatism.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-15

ADvIer TO Consecutive PpnsoSs.-FRrsH
Am.-Dr. Ilall,s Journal 81 Health gives the
following advice to consumpiiles:
Eat al you can digest. and exercise great
deal 10 the npen air. 10 convert What you eat
inio pure. health, blood. Do not be afraid
" Oul .,l0nr alt ,lay nr night. do MT be- AFRAID
II sudden changes 81 weather leino change.
hot ar cold. Keep you in.duors. II itisnrny
weather The more need Of YOUR gning out.
because yoa eat a. much upon rainy day as
upon clear day and il you exercise les.
that much more remains IN the system 0f
what ought 10 be thro~n On by exercise, ard
."iur illrrsult, some consequent symptom ur
VI feeling |. the certain issue. II IL il cold
out dnor,. 10 not muIIlr your cyc.. sc or
mpuih 10 lurs. veil. Woollrn eomioftcrs aud
the llkc nature has supplied you with the
best muller. the best Inhaling regulator
that i tWo lips shut them before you step
out ~ warm room into the c,id air. and
keep them shut until ,ou have walked lew
rods briskli. and quirkrneL tile circulation
q little walk last enough % keep nhTa feeling
~ clIlinsss. and taking cold will be impossi.
bic. What are the facts Of the case : Look
II railway conductor going nut Of the hot
ar into the piercing cold ~ Winter, and ~
again. every Ilse or ten minutes. and yet they
do not take coll oitener than others; you
will scarcely find consumpii,c person 10
thousand ii them.
Il is Wonderful how afraid consnmptiyc
people are II cold air. the very thing that
would cure ihem-the only obstacle 10
cure being that they 40 tot get enough Of IL.
especially IL II j. cold, when Il ]. known thai
the colder the purer Il must be vet il people
cannot 70 TO hotter climate they will make
~ artificial tne. aud imprispn themselves
whole Winter IN 4 room with temperature
not VARYING ten degrees IN sis months. All
such people die, and vet W. follow their
footsteps. u were seriously i'll Of eonsmp-
ton, would live out Of doors day and hight.
except i were raining or mid winter; then !
woald sleep 10 an upholstered log house.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-15

Corn N NuRrH CARoiiSA We published
a few days ago letter from friendin Mont.
gomery, giving brief account Of gold dis
eoseries on Mr.. Christians lands near Law.
reneeyille. We have since seen letter from
Montgomery stating that several gold nag.
gets have been taken from The mines Yielding
City pounda Tie Of ,he lamps weighed
sisAt rtp.a, r. otttr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

er beds, even for favortes, full of writing
materials, etc. This is true. for it is hard
TO lie on them. One was dissected by a
committee, in my presence, and found to
contain ten quills, seventeen plucked roos.
ters, three geese, one feather, and straw
! got .disgusted, and left, which was right
Let New Workers try Boston Jail, if thew
want good accommodations.
l must close. Several in my room in.
Sist'ng on my visiting Pottcr's Field, New
1lH,ri OfK Hospital, etc. Will have to co.
when you are in Rome" etc. "Comnew
1recns Just passing by hotel-band play
ing. "Dcad March," organ grinder mur-
dering "Poor Old Slave" right under
my window, and roommate is reading aloud
about shocking suicide.
Never mind-withal, am still yours,
Jolly and contcntcd,
JOHN BoL1vAR.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
S&ag0 TED POE GTRW.
Hymn of the seasons.


The heavenly spheres to thee, o God.
Attnne their evening hymn;
Aii-wise, all-holy, thou are praised
In song of scraphim.
onnumoered systems, suns, and worlds
Unite to worship Thee;
While Thy majestic greatness fills
Space, time, eternity.
Nature, temple worthy Thee,
Beams with Thy light and love;
whose flowers so swectly bloom below,
Whose stars rejoice above;
Whose altars arc the mountain cliffs
That rise along the shore;
Whose anthems the sublime accord
vi storm and occan-roar.
Her song of gratitude is sung
By Springs awakening hours
Her summer offers at thy shrine
Its earliest, lovclicst flowers;
Her autumn brings its golden fruits,
In glorious luxury given;
While Winters silver heights reflect
Thy brightness back to heaven.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

BAD luck, j. simply d man with his
hands in hisi6heches pockets and pipe
ID his mouth, looking on 10 sec how twin
como out. Good luck, is 4 man Of pluck
to meet difficulties, his sleeves rolled up,
working to make it come right, q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11

THE Housr or RECEPTION FIRED ny Boys.About half past
nine O'Clock yesterday morung nre discovered under
Of the stair way q The House Of Reception Of the Ne-
York Juvenile Asylum No 23 West Thirteenth street, and
an investigation showed that vas the work OF Of
the boys there oonanei VINO TOOK this method 70 effect
their escape The Gre quickly extingulshed with
few pals Of water and the damage done did not exceed
s25 The boys from twelve 20 fourteen years age
and their names are Vim. yhur, Hugh MoNamc Thos.
McNay and Geo Coleman. Mayhur the youngest OF The
four lighted the match and applied H. while the others
famed The fame The time selected while the other
boys the girls ninety number Ut play In the
yard. The rnseeder was McName, who has but one leg
but desperately bad youngster. He was the first 70
confess his guilt and then the other three followed suit
He had been the institution but few days, and had
been oonfued but half hour before he burg himself
but discovered before life was extinct, and resusc
taed The yourg rsscas taken before Justice Kelly
who, the affidavit Of Superintendent Pearcy, committed
TO prison oil Of them except McNaly Police oscer Scott
detailed 1t the asylum, msde the arrests.
ARRnu on A POLICEMAN roR AsurIuse CnuCs-
Henry Moran, policeman OF the Eighteenth precinct.
was arrested, charged with assault upon Mr.. Benj. y
Purdy, Of No. 100 East Seventeenth street, and Mr.
ssmusl Hail. CT No 1855 Fast Seventeenth street. appears
that Mr. Purdy on Saturday night, va disturbed BY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11

From the Washington Union, Aoguw w.
Tho BIDS for the new loan opened yesterday by the
Secretary OF the Treasury disclosed very numerous s
picapt4 and very large claims. IL IL very remarkSoie
that the utmost Of the bidders extended over seven
per cent the lowest being par and the highest aooas
that premium Messrs. Riggs OF this city, aud MI bei
mont OF YORK; offered for tue entire amount about roe
Of the loan awarded at Ave per Anco and
the bslapoe ~ abou, four and half per cent they took
"notbipg by their motion" As Measrs. Riggs and Bel
mont about a. we'll qualified any cd men
TO Diet oct the smallest change Of the financial pass snd
regarded the three and three quarters per likely
control the award, may infer tina. they are ny
forWaId TO the period when money will be worth 10 ore
than the present rates Of three four per year
II must also remembered that had any large operator
succetded In getting the entire loan, the bonds would
have been worth from 70 two per cent the
market than under distribution such the Secretary
required TO AXE the bids openea yesterday. IL was
stated by Of the leading applicants that had the
Of interest been six instead OF five per cent the bids
would have ranged about ten cent higher than those
opened. II this Ia 30, little calculation will show that
the losses OF the Treasury by the redemption Of stock ae
after ALL very nconsiderabe In fact We consider the
deemed, doubt II the transactions do not prove that
the Treasury been the gamer OF course nobody
tcpased the financial revulsion Of last year. aud much
lees that eight months after reached t height money
would he Y orth only three per cent year.
LIST OF OFFERS FOR TIN MILLIONS UNITED sTArzs
srOCK, ISSUED UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF
l4rH JUNE, 1858, RECEIVED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
NOTCH OF JUNE 20, INVITING PROPOSALS., AND
OPENBD AT THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT AUGUST
8, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11
Personal Intelligence.

While tho hustle and c,mmoton OF Wall street we're
yesterday at their height consequent on the establish
ment OF the Atlantic telegraph the tail figure OF General
Scott appeared the scene and became Immediately tho
centre OF attraction The General passes the sumner at
West Point but comes down occasionally 10 the city, and
being in the vicinity Of Wall street. paused observe the
fine display of days 10 thai quster among which his At
enhon was observed to be given particularly To spen
did green banner-the national flag OF Ireland. rbe
several merchants and brokers In the vicinity on learning
Of his presence pressed around the veteran and was
with some difficulty he managed 70 extrics.e himself,
which, howeyer, he finally accomplished amid the cheers
Of the crowd We glad {, nnd him In the enjoyment
OF robust health ana foe spirits
Eop. Epha'et Greeley, President of the Casco Bank,
and for several years Mayor Of Portland died in that city
90 the Sd inst
al The residence OF friend n,a Memphis sni fears are
entertained that he cannot recover.
Colonel w. W. 'spp, appointed o,u,ul at Pernsmbuco,
In Brazil, LETT Lousve. KY the 30th ult, for
his new home " assume the dutiea OF his ConsuAhp.
ARRIVALS.
maid r.wport; Harrison Rieh,e boston JOIN II Hsywsod
a f1S 6Ssls.11 " rsei.r mans Enssa
ssoSsr ~ Capt r s9s nj s kns1 y..s,
fs9s 1l.%n., n k .:ss o. s,.vs ssry
monS. Srs sr. P Ss@ss NJ. o.ss.a
Greer r.. ~ srsy 1919 ssa sr SOW ". sss
c eSSs ess iea and Nh s Nj. s S
gomery and servant Nm Gray and eh,d " rrish.ri
iVp.sps FoiSd ssi.-. B.ns,as . iiSis
Jos w.i,s sri,s FIX s.ssopS H 5Sm sSs
Rsasis., " sisiy " a,is Z Ssnaedy; Or Cslg5t
Sins. f%Tsr rssrom- j. 10 u. .ssr.se n11I1
Prom sayspasb in ihe .,ss rship AseamsMs G,nnvel.
NJ. ARR Esss s:s TN x.: ssil.r, Ssi f!n ssa
Ma NssS' ME-. /; Comm NJ. s w. WI.
sIsaldips, YIN Mop,somery LADY .nd servant 'h.ee
ses.s a; ..ssss ar s .as
s,.s smith 2 Farrell ans isdy AS sors.n sSa l,dy
xcKinlay and infant, Ms. a xcKInisy, Miss JNsKIalay.
van. Mes FANNIE E1sns Mrs rso .ns s.rysr S.s
S.,s s.s w,s NJ ~ sss T %
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:ss MI: sssT ss SIs'c sA,s
Mrs. ,.ss. Mr. Man s,S ss 's
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smith va: Geo L,as Tho. I.rn. l. i.snssf
sS:r II ss; air ss:
ner, Long Landberr Ihce I@ndberg, wM Allen, q
Brssher, C1isii Esms-y 9 Johnson. Blsct. hssr
and servan Monhemer Kimbsl,, A shulman, sher-
mas, Jno Brown A fchooer Hous eman, W y Hufhsm.
FL Hu'ehng. Paris, : Loasbridee; ss Boone Q 4
mezser, g singer, " Smith DR. wiIcos-snd Is IN he
From savannah In The steamship HgpsvilleMrs Charles
Hasfngs, Price, J wsde, L1ngbrdsa ketuey
and hdy, NJ Conrl Mrs ID Martin. ID as,tin, 1850
Iripp,- POLAND, U Crsnston. O Stanton " bcyfsn
C.s Csbe Sweet Capt II RIyers y = w o1ssa
POLAND. Jr, y N Cabot " Comsocs and sdy. w Oon
stock, Miss Jane Smith. Yrs Williams and " w NE
steerage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11
RECEPTION OF THE NIAGARA.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


Amid she national rejo!cipgs n the unexpected and
glorious success Of tho great event OF the age" an
surprised to neglected who has borne the labor
and heat Of the day-snd TO whose indomaSe energy,
perseverance, and nautical skill the ultimate success
Of the enterprise is in very great mesure TO be astr
buted
refer to tae commander Of the Niagara, who from the
commencement the final contamination Of the gigantic
work, has Abored right and daysuperlntendng every
alteration directing the Of stowage, oong and
delivery e6ecpg with skill the arrange
meat Of every department, 10 secure that prompt
the execution Of al orders necessary TO the
Of such undertaking. and REQUESTING with the
sent Of the Admiralty In connection with Mr. Everett, the
entire details Of the work. These modest and
unobusve and have thus been lost sight Of passed
by It'll but 100 little notice do not mean In these
marks 70 detrast from honors due Mr.. Field aud the
naval officers engineers and electricians who have taken
active part In the work-far from i'll only to
point out fact The Niagara will arrive here in three
four days Let her officers then meet the reception
they are 20 justly entitled TO. JUSTICE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11
THE EFFECTS OF THE CABLE ON THE MOVE
MENTS OF COTTON

Mr. VIM. r. Wright in his circular 10 his correspon-
dents per Europs 10 sail 70 day from Boston, re-
marks follows upon the effects Of the Atlantic telegraph
cable upon the movements Of cotton
The business In during the past week hes almost
been Suspended foreign account, by The excitement
attendant upon the announcement that " the Aosnuc
Geographic cable has been successfully lht" Great
anxiety the cotton trade tosee the working Of tue
cable must considerable change In the mode
Of trsnsscpg business In future The effect OF this new
agency will be the equalization OF markets. and diminished
chances for those serious losses winch periodically occur
IN the liverpool cotton trade. system Of purchss
ing 70 arrive, In Liverpool, by classics or sample will
be adopted, and there will be increase Of the
uansitu business In this city. New York will receive
less cotton direct from the Sosth, except from
points where there s no other outlet, but her post
ton A. . cotton centre will be vastly improved by ,he
receipt OF orders from the manufacturers England And
France spnners and others In Europe will soon DIS
cover how much their interest be- served by free
use OF the telegraph, and how admirably ADAPTED the
transit business OF New York Is In ordering cotton N
rive with them At once In month, 10 two or three
enabling them 70 q, supply Of the NV ma.
era 70 oil even extensive contracts for goods and yarns
The Tanstu business Of this city found 70 work
well for four or I'VE years. and now capable Of great
not far distant when the bulk OF the trade bet
Europe and America viii be transacted In floating carross
represented by classification through The agency Of the
electric telegraph.
The scepslcai portion Of the business men on Cbsnse
veeterday maintained their doubts OF The ,a success Of
the cable and only expressed their willingness 10 yield
oil their mlsgvinas until despachce are actually inter.
changed between london and New York Others, more
sapsune believe fully In Mr.. Fields statements,
and that all wss right and progressing sasisfsctoriy"
CELEBRATION AT THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
BosroS, August 10, 1888.
celebration took place II North Conway, whAe Noun
sins, Auguu 7, commemorative Of shs success Of NE
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The Federal Omcers In Utah and the Nor.

The Federal Omcsrs In Utah and the Nor.
mons.
The correspondent Of the g Louis Republican writing
from Salt lake City on the Sd alt., says
The following petition forwarded TO President Blu
chanan by the inhabitants Of Utah last weeR for the
moval Of certain officers who seem 70 be obnoxious 70
To His Excellency JAMES BUCHANAN, Prs,iden. Of the
United States;-
Whereas, for herewith assigned the Following
United States officers for the Territory OF Utah, to
Chief Justice Echles Postmaster Morell Indian Agents
Hurt and Craig have rendered themselves obnoxious 10
the citizens OF the United States and residents in the Ter
rory Of and We respectfully ask your Exceency 10
The reasons presented by your petitioners are - fol-
lows-Chef Justce Eckles, while yet route n this Tor
rtory, expressed himself In most vindieivs add prcu
diced terms against the people Of the Territory Contrary
10 law ana the established principles OF constitutional jus
tce, he summoned grand jury Of the attaches and follow
OF the army, and before them did himself cst
mony to be presented, aud Indictments ound flor most
serious oepces against citizens OF tho United
states residents Of the errtory Ho has himself acted
asjucge prosecutor clerk Of his court and has
ever during his residence In the Territory used only
bis personal, but judicial influence 10 provoke collision
and dsur Dances between the people Of the Territory aud
the federal government Though often invited,
OF safety and protection given he has refused
come into our settlements or separate himself from tho
sr Morre has, by published statements saudered the
people OF the Territory. He not, resilient
OF Great Sat Lake City, and heLce according to tho lava
ftne United ssates ~ NOT conpstsDt TO Ill tbs s2oont-
mept
Agent Hurt, within the knowe1go OF your Excelleucy
according official reports recently ro,ws ,sd oy Goyer
nor Cumming, has made and published .ise reports OF
the most serons character charging the peools OF til
Territory with burning the public library spo cited aes
tioo, rebellion sgsnst the constitution and laws the
Unhed States tamperng vito the Indian tribes 70 the
overthrow Of the government together win grave
accu,atiops, eli equs ly Ease and unfoundsd
Agent Craig man OF gross IMMORAL practices aud In
every Incompetent 10 discharge the dues bis OH g.
GREAT SAN LAKE Cry, Uaab rerrt'ry Juno 20, 1858.
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M. Felix Belly ss Home.
TRANSLATED FOR the Nsw YoaE s,R.Ip from tho Partisan

ranssted Tor the Nsw YORK HyRstn from tho Parisan
correspondence Of the Independence Beige.
" Felix Belly has returned from America, with the
treaty entered upon between the republics OF Costa Rca
aud Nicaragua on the side, and the company repre-
sented by ~ Mllaud for running q canal through the
Istfmus OF Panama This treaty ensures 81 least on one
point union between these two republics, which were al
ways at war for the settlement OF their boundaries This
permanent duel Of the two chiefs OF the two
he's even been ended on this oocasion by classical de.
out BY the projected canal the treaty grants 70 the
hlaud company league OF ground each territory Of
the two sides Of the canal Several New York journals
have said that the Maud COMPANY did not represent the
French government that 10 all the more true because
has never pretended 70 represent may, however, be
remarked thsl Napoleon H. long before had attained
the high position which be occupies, and when he In
prison At Ham, had been cngsEei in similar scheme for
which he wantsd 70 collect vast means This scheme
even, told, related In the works Of Napoleon III
This nrst plan estimated The COST Of the nssvoosano canal
At hundred mlisns srsncs, md ~ rsverus n brty
miilions,