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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
l..-er evil would be 10 wait until the fret Monday OF
D.cenher when Coogreee will he fell

l..eer evil would be to wait until the fret hocdsy OF
December when Coogreee vii he fol-
The oebs due ard 10 become due to the contractors
are e sacred character. The contrscts oct OF watch
these debit sri.e have been entered int under the
EXPIRE 8. authority Ct exciting laws Of Congress- To
appropriate money 70, their payment Is Is oohgaoy
bncing upon Congress as Is 10 provide Tor tne
principal ard interest Of the national debt. There
never vii be-the,e never can be-a reputation OF
this debt By the K. press natives of the American peo
pie. AAsr the amount due 20 each contractor 81
nave been ascertsned and hoally settled sceo,oInk
to Law, this anount becomes sPecioc deot OF
record sgairs, the United States. It's pay nent IS IN
eyiiable ard the contractor desires ~ borrow money
Upt H. the lender cJud have no better 'ecurlty De-
slcts a. Congress are IN default ior MOI hs'ns s9e
al APPROPRIATION 10 meet this debt, IL "oIh Ve no
more than strict Justice for them TO provide LOT tue
payment Of interest these accounts ZION tne time OF
their final adjustment by the accounting oihcers OF tog
Department, and when warrant would nave ssie
ter their pay me Ut hsd al appropriation oeen mHie'
Tbs MISUNDERSTANDING iron view that on ".
ssi9si now III course Of payment, and applying 90
the LIST Jolly 10 the eitogushment OF the prncipA tue
$7O0.0OO tor free matter, which viii then be aNalsole,
should Congress think proper to ALLOW h-"ou!d
amount 20 lee than 100 90, sum not 70 De compateu
with the great cifhculiies AMI embarrassments OF
public ald private CD sracter which Foat resu. trOm
holding special session Of CnEess, to say nothlog
Of the expense that would necessarily be incurredl
eve Though the members should receive no addluoha
pay.
4 system Of retrenchment go far as il nav be prsc-
ticable under existing Avs IA nov al imperative duty
IN the scmLisualou OF the Department. By the act
spprovee Jupe II 1853 Congress established slN nun
cred and nI.ty -fye new post routes, tue service
wIich-irc uGipg the St Paul aud Puget Sound route
es'sbisatd N March 1855, but not Vet pat into op-r
siou-it hss been estimated would require an annus
appropriation from the Treasury OF $60i SS over and
above the receipts accruirg ther,troD. Not dollar,
hosever hes been appropriated for this purpose snd
as necessary result the contracts for these routes
though they lave been advertised and proposals re-
ceived cannot be closed uotil the necessary funds
shal have been provided by law.
Very respectfully. your obedsH, servant J. HOLT.
To Gro S.TT>GtS esq Superintendent Potomac steam
sh!p Company, " ashiI Eton-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
baltimore Matter+Murder.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, march ~, 1917 .
Mayor Swarm this evening ssnt to the City Council
a veto Of the City Passenger Railroad bill, recently
passed The Mayor desires to have the fare fixed at
five instead Of four cent? captaon tax OF oge cent
t. be paid to the city, which he proposes shall be de-
voted TO the securing OF public park. .
A lsmpiiehter named Richardson, while extingulsh-
ing the lamps 10 the western part OF this city early TINS
ms rpipp was shot in the back and MORALLY wounded
A your man Of the name Of Thomas A. ksnuard has
been arrested suspicion Of firing the shot ana com
nitted TO prson. Its jus reported that Richardson
has died. 80,
LATER-Richsrdson, the lsmplighter, still lives,
but bis recovery is doubtful. Kennard was fully com
mitted this afternoon for trial The evidence shows
that be was in liquor store at the time and fired the
uistol wabt0ny lie is subordinate clerk in one OF
the City Courts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

THE MrLBERRY.srRyEr TR.GEDY.--An inquest
was held on Tuesday, at the Nsw-Yort Hospital, by
Coroner Jsckmsn, upon the body Of Bridget Kennedy.
the womsn who died from the effects Of injuries said
to have been osived few nights ago, at tho hsnds
of some of the Dead Rabbit Club, In Mulberry Sresl
Policeman Gilman Of the Sixth Prscn> testified has iss
Thgncay night hs heard In kabefry Ers~
OF Bsysd Aod going 10 the spot
deceased lying upon Sidewalk. and ks
the tod m that TkomAs Doty Of the msa -
licked snt Knocked down. and that ankle boksa
Tue officer srressd the two mea, and cent tue woman 70 10
Hospital who, o. the uns ;ntoscatst The ststsd 70
The officer tha, they kne~ who struck tho but
bearing scfse had hasnsdt her ssss.ancs fhsy ~
they IN porter hoas tbs opposite nds OF the street 1t
the tine
Michael Bigg testified ths. he saw dscsssed into1-
Gated on nsbt question, and tod her 10 home -
Anew bothinr further Of the matter.
Patrick McAuIy deposed that he was IN oompaaV
Doty tho night 10 question, a. porter hoass, thsD
hsrd scream sod 10 her and b, ths6
trouble, arrested oo,y be said, did lot 20 ns~ ths
woman, did be kick Der.
The medical evidence showed ths. death was caused
by deirium tremers consequent upon the injury 70
ceived, and that had decsssed permitted the limb -
be smputatsd, she would probably have recovered
h The testimony here closed and the Jury rendered
verdict Of " esth from deErium tremens the result
Of Injuries to the ankle joint, received from Thomas
Doty, March IL, 1870" Upon the rendition Of The
verdict, Doty vas committed 10 swat the action Il
the Gland jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

Eve rear, ago, aud the revolt had taken place I'd
,hs mean time. and LeSinge reigned over the DIS
.,;.. :, ,be stead Of Bird. This magistrate, hear
ing Of the resistance offered to the passage OF tho
weaver 70 bis long home by that route, sent for
.,r.e .omo.n;es of Sepoy.; two TO escort the pro-
,.s.s;on and one to guard the pagoda. though 1t is
mt ele,r from what enemy. The Btahmiu party
throwing stones at the procession, the Sepoys
fred two volleys at them killing twelve,
and woundipg fourteen according 10 one &C
count; or killing thiry-nine, and wounding
an indefinite number, according to another.
Having thus cleared way through the ranks oil
the inhde, the body Of the converted weaver WAS
carried on its way in triumph, and committed !"
con,ecr.ted earth-tte burial service being read
over il by the missionary on duty, the Rev. Mr'
Sargent. Tits gentleman affrns that 1t was
necessary to 90 through the fatal street, because
tbs ONLY other way wa, under water, 50 that 1t
WA inevitable that the natives should be put under
FIRE. But this statement Of the officiating di1 ne
il fatty contradicted by others, who say that there
we're three other ways Of reaching toe burial
ground, without Ofense to anybody. We imagine
that there was never weaver that bad such h0lo-
.caust of human sacrifices offered to bis names.
We should fear that, after this specimen of prac-
teal Christianity, the Hindoos would be even less
inclined to embrace it's tenets than before. Barbar-
GUS people have such az illogical way OF judging
of trees By the fruit they bear drunken sailor
in the streets of Calcutta breaches much Juder 10
the people than the missionary he has brought over,
in the puIpits of the same. Aud the trade in rum
and OPIUM goes far to cOunterbalance any partisan
homiles in favor Of the religion of the parties en-
gagged in these pursuits Of civilization. The way
an which the late Indian insurrectIOn was put down
will do more to give the natives notion of the re-
Ggion Of their cODqaerors than shipload OF mis-
sionaries can undo. 1t would be rather too much
TO expect them to be eager to embrace the faith of
men whose works they well remember as blowing
their comrades into eternity from the mouth OF
great guns They will be not unlikely to consider
their own religion good enough alongside Of one
thus expounded by such preachers We fear,
therefore, that the A. b. c. F. H., in spite OF
all its winkiDg at the improprietles Of its
neophytes as to holding slaves, or INDUCING in
multiplicity Of wives, by way of winning the hea-
then into their fold will fnd themselves disap-
pointed, until those who claim to be Christians
shall show BY their lives that the religion they
profess i. indeed, one Of mercy humility and good
nots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
nature.

CRIyTs AND CisUAlrIEs.-Two foreigners, NAMED
g. Belanesto and Salvatore Onorato, got into tight
last night at No. 81 Mulberry street, whom the later
draw knife and stabbed his antagonist 10 The head
and leg, inhctng serious wounds. Bslanssto wss ~
moved TO tho Hospital, ard Onorsto was srTsstsd 80
locked mp. M
Nicholas Msngles Of No. 800 West street was rua
over by carriage in Broadway nssr Broons street.
ast night, and seriously injured. Officer Oliver TED
hun TO the Hospital.
On Monday night the lay Office Of Msssrs. Van Ant
werp & James, 10 building No. % Broaixsy, wss
burglsousy entered and 50 worth Of Law books wore
stolen thercfrom. No clue obtained Of the thisf
or property until yesterday, whom boy, giving hs
psme AZ George Ryer entered the bookstore Of Mr..
Brsdbap, in Fulton street, and offered 10 sell Lot q
books for $40. Mr.. b. thought the lad had stsass
the books and told him 10 call in an hour, whoa hs
would give him an answer. In the mean time detss-
hves SIC wsy and King notified and the boy, uPos
entering, was arrested. lie confessed al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

The PIASo- MAxEns.-rhs proprieton Of nearly ell
the piano forte manufactures have now sccedsd TO ths
demands Of their workman, and pay from fifteen 70
twenty per cent more than formerly for labor. An
unusually large neeting Of tho craft hsld Last eve
ming at the Social Rsforroem Hall, at which the csisf
matter under consideration was the action Of Mr..
Diggss piaDo-forte establishment in Wooster arsst.
near Grsnd-the only oIe Of the represented shops -
get obstnatsy refusrg 70 increase the psy-n fsmov-
ing on Saturday last the tools Of tbs wofkmse, who
we're On strike 10 the Station Hoass end giving tae0
in charge Of the police. It was decided 10 engage
competent counsel to test tao Justice Of such proceed
rg', for which purpose 500 Us raised % the sp".
The siiden, psckingsor nake", 'lvS Plssss snd
c;gsx Makes srs cleo grsdcIly oonpetcngb SS,sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

British and French Glissions aud the London Con
suste bat /. is well kpo vn that no changes conce n
irg them are contemplated.
Lieut-Geberel Scott expected TO arrive here next
Friday.
The Boston Post OfHc. question has not yet beer
acted on by the Attorney General, to VINO n AL the
papers 10 the case will probably be submitted to-
morrow Postmaster Cspen bas arrived here.
Gen. Hepuipgssn vii !e.ve Washington to noroT
FIR Savannah 70 collect emigr ,n's for ARR The
eprant. Of the Arizona Association oil rendetv' rs
at Powder Horn Texas in Jolly, aud at II 40 IN tue
bee inning of September. Three hundred men are en-
eseed 10 come down the Mississippi from the West to
in the Expedition, and men are slso assembling IN
N.x.YoIk, Ohio, Kentucky and Alabama.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

We trust the Legislature will not forget our
troubles in the Health Department of the City
Government. That branch is in decidedly
unhealthy condition. MessrS. Legislators, do
.traiRhten US out in some way, AID put an end to
the difficulty. Mr. NoIOn's bill is pretty good
one, as good, we presume, as can pass this session,
and with slight improvement BY adding asection
to make il more explicit will answer the purpose.
The friends Of cleanliness and health must see that
il is not lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

We do not uesa 70 CRITICIZE, comment upoo, 90 svce
name tie .osk ~hiob adorned ehes stodUs or shsAs-
toc room. TIE occasion vss not one which requires "
authorizes such tes.rcpt.
We sisb, howsver thst ere coald tel the sdnfessS
each artist vhsi tbsy might have seen hsd they eees
With rs. Clifford vas represented BY seveti lase-
scspss iuge and small, two OF whi,h We specisiiy
bea in udnd-,bough they were perhaps no bessH
thsn others 10 vtcb toe opportunities ~ere 'sss
favorable. These were, Mansfield Nouetan Yer
mont" a large poture, With two moapt sins N tss
fore ground, end charming distance, and Saoses "a
the Wilderness Church, too, had splendid ssssst
black clouds, touched ard hscked With cris-
son which was reflected 10 ws,er, ard dsrken.d
di,,spt, hlue mountains. Hays hsd one OF bis saua
pi.ces, called Settlers and Came" Bough.oe, ssv.
ersl night landscapes ard really frosty mouiasI
VIM. Hart some little views, one OF Esopas Greek.
done With especial deEcscy OF touch; Buchsn VI Red,
several portraits one OF child cheek-oyjo~i with .
lspdog as well as bis peculiar Spirit Of IN, waeffan;
Nichols. view Of Lake Chsmpl.in; Thompson, sss
was with Palmer q number Of yesrs, two or hres
velcut canoes and a relevo in marble; and Rows.
two croycn heads. We may have omitted N sss
rapid survey, pictures Is good as those merhoeed
20, our excuse must be found in tie nature o. q
artists reception.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.
h TO The N. Y. Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March %, 1859.
The President says empbatically that though he
has Yielded now TO the opposition against an extra
session, be considers the concession an experiment
entirely and if it fails Congress shall be called. In
any event. the probability is that the summons will
90 forth for November, according to the plan sug-
sested BY Mr.. Stephens of Georgia before his de-
parture. The members Of the Cabinet are unre-
served in their expressions of rejoicing at having
conquered the President despite bis repeated
declarations up TO the last moment, OF his inten-
ton to convene Congress.
The uniform practice Of the Post Office Depart
ment has boon to furnish copies OF the contractors
account. when adjusted, asked, and verified ones
if reQuired. Tits usage may be extended, but no
certificates Of Indebtedness will be issued By Mr..
Holt. II the money can be raised on the former,
The Government will not be responsible.
The mail lettings for Virginia, North and South
Carolina Georgia and Florida, take place on the I'd
Of April. The belief here is, that the bids will be
largely increased by the present state OF the De-
psrtnent, though the contractor, will only be de-
layed few weeks during the first quarter OF the
fiscal year. Even if payment be postponed till
December, they will consequently realize unusual
profits on contracts for nearly four years Mr..
Holt, in Diminishing the special agents, was told that
one was brother to Squatter Bright, aud another
recently appointed by the President; but the ak
fell, nevertheless. He said that, IS they had
nothing to do, it was immsterial who made the
appointments.
Mr. Cspen, Postmaster Of Boston, is here antici-
pstng decision Of his case 10 morrow.
The Hon. George Taylor of New-fork is most
urgently pressed for the vacant Commissionership
Of Patents.
Venezuels has agreed to the pay nent of Ameri-
can claims arising out of the guanO controversy
amounting to $500, 0O0 thus removing all cause Of
dispute between the two Governments.
1t is now discovered that the cause Of the delay
IN the ratification Of the Cass- Yrrissarri treaty is
that Sir VIM Gore Ouseley, in the course of nego-
siation. inserted an article IN his treaty requiring
England to aid in the expulsion of and protection
against British flhbus.ers. and Nicaragua anne uded
ours, by inserting a clause 70 the same effect as
regards American fllibusters, which Government
here refuses to accept the ground that existing
laws are sufficient.
This card was supposed to be played by Sir Gore
Ouseley, who is regarded ss having deceived Mr..
Buchanan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

MR. BErcHER's LEcTuRE.-A very large a1diepce
gathered lat evening at the church Of the Rsv sgd
new Corey in Eighteenth street, Ftth avenue,
% b..r the Rev. II. w. B,echer's lecture on the
"Nni.,rv Of the Beautiful" little after the hour
appointed, Mr. Bsecher made his appearance, sud o.
fsred very humble apology fer unfortun. sicily mis-
placing and forgetting his manuscript remaFfn mel
debtay that his iosgetfulnese was the hr'' in nv
tiCn he hsi of growing DID, and then delivered ms
lecture Mmthfulress, instead Of tha announoe''
which viii be given sous day during next week. a. the
came place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
The Freshct in the PenObsCOt.

BANGOR, Monday, March II Midnight.
The large dam of ice at this place moved down
mile or more between and o'clock tois evening at
low tide. 1t then stopped, ard the water backed up
seven feet in four hours and s now nsing about eght
inches an hour II is now from three to four feet over
the different wharves. In the Kenduskeag stream
the lam of ice exteLds about two miles its center
being nearly opposite the city. This afternoon the
ice was reported to be still u0broken al HamPden, SIX
miles below the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Meeting relative to Wr. Eeager's Dis
appearance.

EAsTON, Tuesday, March =, 800.
Great excitement exsts here relative to the mystic
yons dissppesrancs of M Samuel Yeager last week.
There meeting tonight at the Court liouse OF the
ctizers called for the purpose Of giving an expression
Of ieeling in regard to the matter The house Is
tanned yeIy liberal reward will be paid for any
information relative TO Mr. Yesger that will lead to
any cev by which his absence nay be accounted for
Mr. Yeagefs family and friends in great distress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

WAsHISGToS, Tuesday, March -, 1859.
Private letters from several of the most importan
commercial houses in Vera Cruz say there Is feeling
tf entire confidence among business classes there
JOars = ability to defend the city against MrsnOn.
Private advicts from Tamplco also express con
fdepce In Vera Cruz holding out unless there snail be
treachery. The garrison at Tsmpioo hiss been re-
uced to lees than one hundred and twenty men, by the
Withdrawal of the Liberal troops Tor the defense OF
Vera Cruz. rampico had not been threatened, %.
Hears were entertained Of the loyalty OF the manor
war belonging TO the Liberals in that port.
IL wa expected lat Monday that the Grand Jnry
Sno MADE preeehtQent week ago aga nst Mr.
kes Tor murder, would return true bill, but 90 far
Promptrf ird;v;Sn.I. 49, hssn rsn,d for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
The Cherokee MISUNDERSTANDING
lisaAiGr.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, March y, 1872
The Font Smlth Times says, that the Cnerokess,
who were driven from Texas many years ago, are
sbuot to commence quit for the lands granted them
by Mexico. These lands comprise the mostierae por-
ton Of Eastern Texas.
The steamer Aunt Lefty collded with the Rock ISL
and bridge Yesterday, and sunk. Loss $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Daring Attempts TO Fire the Troy
COUrt.UOuse.

Troy, Tuesday March ., 1879.
An attempt was made on Sunday hight to FIRE the
Court House in this city, which, If successful, would
rave been productive Of fearuy destructive results
The County Clerks Office WAS found broken open
Yesterday morning ard the ney-draEer had been
robbed of its contents, $IX. bunch of tat pine
had bee placed in the drawer and set on Ere Ine
eraser was then shut but closely that for want OF
air, the combustible had burned out after charing
the wood on the insde.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Marine Intelligence.

SAVANNAH, tuesday, March =, IoI'
Ne disasters are reported the coast from the re-
cen; Storm The steamship Star of the South reports
having passed on Friday, off Hatteras, qusntty OF
pine plank, nailed to hossheads.
AUGUSTA, Tuesday, March -, 1879.
The Ne,-- Orleans Crescent OF Friday says tia. ~
vessels, inward snd outward bound, are detained q,
hsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Cargo of Slaves LANDED mt
the south.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Tuesday, March p, 1852.
II ia rumored that the bark + A. Ri WINS landed
GOO Africaps on the coast Of FLORIDA Tue report is
considered doubtful, a. the Rswns cleared IRON "a,
xsrnab Dec, Is Tor Havana Win cargo of rice, aud
the intermediate time ia quite short for trp to the
A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Sailing of the Arabia.

BOSrON, Tuesday, March =, I6Il
The European mails per steamship Arabs will close
at the Post Office at a. IN. TO morrow, AM tae
steamer will leave at shout noon. Dispatches Tor
Furope filed at No. " w al street. New York, in time
to reach here by about II o'clock, will be forwarded
in her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Return of the Tennessee.

NIw-ORLTASS, Monday, March y, 1872
The steamship Tennessee hence for Vera Cruz mas
returned 10 this city having been damaged by ground
ing at the mouth of the river, and by vessel drifting
against her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
The Flood i'm the PenObscOt.

BAsGOR, Me, Tuesday, Msrch 2l-' p. n.
The ice remains in the same position this evening -
last night The water has fallen little IL 10 thought
the rver vii hot be clear of ice for week or moie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Massachusetts legislature.

Boston, Tuesday, March y, IsJI.
The Senate has passed to third reading the DiI!
authorizing the issue of 500 600 State scp IN al OF
the Museum Of Comparative Zoology
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Non-ArrivaI of the Nova.Scotian

POkTLAsD, Me-, Wednesday. hsrch 25-Ia IN.
There are as yet, 10 signs Of the steamship Nova
ScotaD, due at this port, vita Livsr 'o dates Of
IT, 9th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Boston and ROxbury.

BosTOS, Tuesday, March -, 1872.
In the Senate to-day, the blu to annex RoXbury TO
Boston was defeated by II to IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

BOSTON Tuesday, Msfch =, 1913.
The following the footings OF our Bank Statement
for the past week: ....
Capital Stock SIS ~ no Due 10 other bbnta ist2tv
Loans and Discounts 81 US 900 Deposits .'.'.''. iSI ~
Specie of--NV
Due Inn other Banks. 6Sl7,0Opi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Death of Mrs. Pruyn.

ALBANY, esday, March =, NV
Mrs. John Y. l.. Pruyn died in this city to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
NEw.HANPSHIRE 0FFIcIAL~-1he Concord States
man gives the following which we presume embraces
complets returns from all Parts Of the Sts;e;

IfoOdWln nlaurlI!. t+-+.....s wv
Seven Districts fai to elect Representatives The
House will stand: Republicans, lSl; Denocrsts, 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

SIR: have Just learned that 1t Is the determins-
fon If Pie,den, 20 call extra session OF Congress-
In vi-x and Of the failure Of the PoOhice Appo-
iaton bu should BE- gsd 20 learn what course OF admin,
rsiicn roposef By the DPa tm-n for the relief o s or ID
hon. and .perisly II sty ison Is contemplated for eIn
.usruz liabilities which have already msuied and are no
payable.
van, GEO. MArrtN3LY
Supe,int4n6ent Potor &C Steamboat Coz pany
Hon JosrPH HON. Po.tmsster- General