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, 1860-03-29

a Washington correspondent Of tile Charles.
ton Courier tells some wholesome truths abou
the Democratic Di>u1ion movement. Tha! par
t. is evidently gcstisz discontcnld and discour-
aged in rcga:l to this sort Of Investment, in
which it has SO extensively embarked. Tho
writer tiludsd 10 sIys:
The trutl. is. that asunfop, cut Of Scnth Car
olina, and 4 few earnest splits here and there
in the Gulf s!a!c:, is ,nerc game Of tic poll
tic;aps. 1t is q r4w head with which they horc
to frightcn the iacvitab!c Yonkces from scizing
on their sharc Of the public spoifs. This is the
truth, and wien State acts on j dilcrent thco-
~. it is the f4:!c cf the mountain md the
nlouse, as exhibited in The present lorm Of the
Southern States Conference question.
APPEARING: N South Carolina Disunion Dcn'-
ocratic org-n, Iii. may bc called tolerab1y ex-
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STATE POLITICS.

FoEn CcrS1r.---A Republican Cony enticn was
held at Paxton, in tle acw county Ct Ford, on
the cath ins:., to appsirt two delegates to the
Decatur Convention, and for other purposes.
James i. Button, Esl., WAS elected Chairn,an
and J. T. Nicholson Sce!ctary. Or. 1oal,ua L.
Dayis and r. G. Tanler were elected delegates
10 the Republican State Convention. aud in-
s:ructed by unanimous vote 10 favor tho nom-
ination of ABRAHAM LINCOLN for President Of
the United Statcs, ard Of TuoxAs A. MARSHALL,
Of Coles county, for Governor. Lindsey Coib-
ley was nominated rs candid te for 4ssocate
Justice Of Ford county. I'll: following, among
other excellent resolutions, were adopted: ~.
l'e"'sc' T!a' wc virw VT. dI*sppr"st:a and alarm
s T.. 9as II ID: ,s a 81 n
uro Tie hoo: sf Con The peer su -
*s FL I'LL ~ ssr rssy # re e & s tn" as a,
sis'of k.nses n:o LIE r"on isGef tic Wyaudus'c Con
Rss'e... Tl.t allie d the 4sl # JOHN wu
,to;!'. stat: olvi5s .l ad The :ata i,,r.ssed y
10 !iF rc,rlae " ITS nj : .nl.t c.,, s.a:rry.
.,;'., Th1t % We re 'pus:a to the 'eopenins Of s'e
I,.rs.i fat ltsc rrnece lr-* ,e rulHtrd u the CHI
t.ko llrss AND TGIncSs, at 'hc Fond .ouaty J"pr'.
1'rlAsk1 CorSrY-A Republican Campaign
Club WAS organized ut Mound City in the 18th
inst, which in default of regular county Or
ga.,'zatiop, has called Convention to elect del
esa!cs to the Republican State Convention at
Decatur. Mr.. U. N. Lawrence, Secretary Of
the Club, forwards us copy Of tie Constitution
aud Bylaws, accompanied with Tue following
remarks:
"Thls action would bc Of le significance were 1t not for
tho many arer:e cfrcnasaEccs with which ~e FUR
1l4.e In til. county sncc she Gava sns eveewirrIE
majority against Col. Fcmu.t IN 1876. Al ka: election
there Republican vo:es cast In The counyall
p3iun CT the tnlAbli looked upon the ubo .lrc
tLcm n having cast Is votes N tlat simply 10
create Little fun tic 81 lie Republican farsc
hut now evcry ncMoc:at l. rr ,dy TO cxclalm "wat
change the PIT their deams~ Here In
but enc town IL thu couniy cr urea lew day. no!tc
f,rn Republican e Cuh" atop: Ec7uh lean Constitution
to govern ytncced?gr le nas OF twclt,-
Gre v..s II an tic rsoe If .a te rsccirca
TT onr e.1sc1u:tt meetings. nd listen /, Good and
sulnd Republican st.ee!'cs and Lat ate four years
since Kcrutlct was 70 vr:y ACE :at there no.
Eepublic cn-u:A tn the wlus any t1rcrly rnccr
viii mce1.ns tia IL .. inrr,t:nee. il was ihs
r-t erui i.ctn ttml'y vc conrs ned Tic ,ur,.,
wc *r1ountt4 III no:1 mi e"rrrou> dssrar.i ia
because We have had no sHs Ttas Il. f shall our
lave ,h4aor II &, nat, 'iN' anr Of Eanes
sss S ;, / + i Rssn II s~ en- c;,: , + r.
t:unsfr*so:lal tfcr'n wt hid o,z ut votes
f m IL Il ts s % is cT xs
an sa1 ~ da t. I*,1n; I'm, ESr h.: HSe: sansd !,
afsns it m aid V'e.an len, sscy t ' 's aa:n.c
Ii l+n a.t.c m,to Of Democratic shcsa anil ur,
CAIN t.5 N ,c stun eS btmo csa"'> ercr siae:
Wr hc:cv sat tic for1n,'icu q our cln5 VII hare
des isns s Of IT, K. cf.ta tn n. oe ecn.S ~ .S
aud >acd st it . in tlc nat s",,! Of liz :as
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New Hanktn& Inv In Pennsylvania.
A Free Banking Las just passed the Lower
House Of the Pennsylvania Legislature. Tie
main provisions Of it are these:
4 certificate stating the particulars as to the
bank tu be established must he drawn up, n,,-
proved BY the Attorney General, published in
cupy deposited aud recorded in the Auditor
Generals Office.
The Auditor General has the notes engraved
and printed. Every note must be signed By
him or By his clerk, numbered aud registered,
aud have stamped On it, secured by the deposit
Of public stocks"
The stocks deposited must BE- either Of this
State or of the Uuited States, and tic amount
Of notes issued to tue bank by the Auditor Gem
eral to be equal to the market value Of the stock.
less tve per cent. provided that this Is never to
exceed ninety live per cent Of the stock.
Twenty per cent in specie must he paid in be-
fore the bank can begin business, aui it must
always keep in its vaults, in specie, twenty per
cent. Of tue amount Of notes issued. as secu.
rity additional to thu stock in the hands Of the
Auditor General.
The capital stock cannot be less than ifty
Thousand nor more than one million of dollars.
No nutc less than five dollars to be issued,
AS soon as'a..bank stops the payment Of specie,
the Auditor General appoints three citizens to
make inquiry, and If they report the bank is
suspended, lie is 10 appoint receiver, who is to
turn all the assets into money and pay,
J. The noteho!ders.
2. Tue depositors.
3. The other debts.
- Distribute the remainder among the stock
holders pro rata.
Tho condition Of each bank must be published
mouth1y IN tho newspapers. and on each semi,
| annual dividend 1ay statement is to be made
on the oath ofthe President and Cashier, which
is to be sent to tie Auditor General and pub.
'lished, setting forth minu:ely tic condition If
the bank. Existing banks niay come under this
bill.
Dcfa1cation il to be punished by imprisou-
ment in the pcnitentiary for from GIG 10 ten
years.
a tax is paid on dividends to the State of from
eight to thirty per cent.
These are the main provisions and safeguards
| Of the bill.
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TIKI: IKIEGDnM OF NORTHERN
fTtLf.

Tic ovcrshadoTi,g question Of European
politics to-day rclatea to the popular vote Of
Partna: Tuscany, Modena and the Romagna
in favor Of annexation to the kingdom Of Vic
tor EmaSnc!. THE election took place on the
1lth and 12:h Of tho present month, and re-
suited iii favor Of annexation ly such 1n,jori-
tiles t:.at the negative votes cnn only be re.
turned 4; q scattering" The vote Of Bologna.
the c1l:.'f ely Of :|'s papl provinces OH the
-Adril.ic WAS y ,G94 for annexation and tmo
for separate government, Who shall say
that tho feeling Of Italian unity and indepen.
.lencc has lot found expression ailcr 80 many
centuries Of intestine strife and foreign op.
prcss:o3!
II Europe sha11 allow the even. to he con
summarized, wl:h the people Of the Northern
Italian provinces llave 50 unanimously resolved
upoo. ~ shall behold the erection Of sixth
Power in tic councils Of the Old Wor1d-the
kingdom, of Northern Italy. TO say that this
Power will be fully competent on the ono
hand, IN ,nunnEc Austria on til. southern
slopes of tic Carnic Alps. and eventually e1-
pei ]tez lr"m lcr ill-goiten prey in Venice, and,
On ,}n otller, u hold iu terror the blood~trsty
wretch who sits i'll Bomba's place in Naples,
will nat bc predicating too mich upon the en-.
crsies o! the Italian race. rirene1 in tic sun
"f constitutional li',erty-tho liberty which,
las n:;'tlc Piedmont the foremost kingdom oi
Southern Europe Numerically the new
kIng]czl wi! he tho equal Of Spain, CT two
and half times greater than Bavaria II
will consist e Tic following divisions:
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aceounts we're so incorrect TINT they had to
make out fresh ones. The Trinidad accounts
i0r l~''f atd ls's were nut tccei:eI uutt last
February. I'll: Consular accnuut, are wo.st If
Atl; they are IN ar1saF from l,a3; tight year,
Stnu7t oilice, That: Between The regls.encc Of
the public fl1nctionaries and nexpiained delays $
in tue Audit Office, several Jea's elapse belure u
proper account can be rendered of the public
expenditure. The elaborate statements, there
fore, which are annually put forth by tue Chan
cellor the E1chequer,a u to the disbursemt nt.,
Of the nation, arc neTer accurate; they are but
approximations, and must differ more OF less
widely from the trutl,. ss the honesty or ability
Of the accounting parties sraries.-l%aad. Aorfa
a1ner1cnn
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Palsicd be the hand that would pluck one star
or tear one stripe from the aay Of his country,
md may each rcader Vi the I'HE*s AND Tn,nrSE
aver cherish dear as liie itself, the noble ssn-
timcnt Of Webster: 1.,nrnrT ASu rSlos, now
and FOREVER, ONE AND IysErARAD1E." i.
, 1860-03-29

- Miss lIincsley. the American 1rin.a
do"ns. had recently great success in Amstcr.
dam. She sang in the opera of Lia,ts, in Pres
ence Of the Q:een Of Holland, who CAME and
took her by the hand. aud thanked her for the
great pleasure a..drd.! By her siasin. Her
Majesty has spoken Ct the ycnng r"ealst rerr
often, and Says that she has been dreaming Of
her ercr since "shc looked so pretty" IT
Utrecht she sang, au after the concert Size as
sereaaled By the students, who cane in q torch
upon ii balcony of her hotel, and salutcd with
hi1zzas aud fireworks. i banquet was also pre-
pared in her hunor., At Rotterdam, also, her
success WIS brilliant.
, 1860-03-29

CLERICAL SnAEpsuooTiSn.-Th I<f&3y'eraan
dip or immcrsc. where Dapt'sts. find authority
pluuginge Wi.crcupon the .AtssissiPpi Raptist
answers by asking, 'if it means to pour, what
authority hare Iedobaptlsts to stop pouring
when they begio:"
, 1860-03-29
Chicago Lead Works

Corner cf. Clinton an4 Fulton strsess. Wtst side.
LEAD PIPE. BAR L. SHEET LEAD
Shot, White Lead,
Red LeAd, aud
Lytharxe.
PIG LEAD, rCMrs ANT nrDNArLtc R.ANS.
n os,ers from hs lsa+!s sr:.S'tri. CASH pail n
nj j.. ". .M.AICHrpAp,
, 1860-03-29

~ 4 letter from Fort kesrny says that up
70 the l!th inst. forty-thrceteams had passed
that point for Denver City.
, 1860-03-29


Specimen Ne.sfo: Letters.
Nc are daily in receipt Of letters of which the
two following ure samples:
JSnrAsArol,s, Ind, March q, asso.
Edlto.s rscss and Tribune:
That VIC may better understand the political
ntlalrs Of the Country, lave copies Of the differ
cnt speeches that will br made in different parts
o! tue tta:!on, the suggestions and arguments Of
editors, &c We arc asking the editors and pro-
prie'ors Of the different Republican papcrs
'hrouGhout the country 10 sead us .heir paprr
during thc campaign.
ln bel.aIf Of the Republicans cf this S!a:e, nc
would tha,.k you for your valuable paper during
this canvass. Truly yours.
4. II. Conner. Gin.
IT. LocKuAnT, :sec'y.
SratsG1zzIr l., Ma.eh 20, 1e5p.
Editors Of rrc-s and Trisuur:
address sou in behalf Of the Library Asso-
ciation o. this cily. to know If YOU will send
ycnr paper 10 our Reading Ruo1n
You arc probably awaic, 10 somo extent Mt
least, OF tie history 2ad progress OF this ins:i-
tuition. We hope II is now on such Il founda.
1icn that, ty continued care and nurture irom
its members, it sill continue 10 prosper. We
lave secured 4 gond room On tue Square, in
which is our Il. .rary Of Alont 500 volumes, oar
threc city da:lits, kindly contributed By their
several rditor+. ntld some papers from abroEd
OIc citizen dona:cs Is l;!ackwood y aud the fur
tureiln Quarterlics. The Association has MP
propriated *.5 as T. beginning for periodicals.
The 1izus, trim your ely, is received among
cur papers from abroad.
Should you tLiuk best 10 favor US will, your
paper, please direct 'sLibrury Association,
Springfield, ILL.,"
.HlSE1 L. FIELD, Recordip. Sec'y.
REPLY 70 Eo7n.-Yes, gentlemen, yon can
luye the pnEss AND TRIBUNE as soon as you
please. The subscription price for the Daily is
seen dollars f'er annu,a, Invariably in advance.
Please send OH tic money aud the paper shall
be mailed as you scserally direct
One word morc: Indianapolis is the Cap;-
tI Of Indiana, Springfield OF llineis. Both
these places arc thriving, and their citizens are
well-to-do. When they or any considerable
humber of them can show good ca,.sc why t':ey
should become tcggars and we gisers, we will
take their requests into consideration. He epay
for all the newspapers we read. You do tho
same, and preserve your sclErcspect!
Let this 10 answer to nil associations, clubs,
Ac, that waste time in wiring to us for a dona-
ton Of the PnEss ASp TE1pESC:
, 1860-03-29

Perhaps the best evidence that Commodore
jarvis, in capturing tile Mcxico~spanish
steamers: Marquee aad Miramon, acted with
out ,s:sicc Instructions from Washington, is
found in the fac: 1llat the pEo-slayery men and
1!liou:ters at the seat Of government seem
quite lis much embarrassed by what has been
doae rs TIC Republicans themselves. As vet
TIC have no indications Of what they propose
to do il. the premises. The Constitution blath-
ers away i'll uon'eanins platitudcs; but its
outgivings amount to nothing, because they
may be rer,'diated 1t any time. the Cabinet,
says the telegraph, has been called together;
and ut the 'nec!i=g, Mexican affairs and cur
relations thereto were earnestly dis
cuss:d: but tic public are not informed
Q! the determination arrived at. Various and
suudcy resolutions have been introduced into
the Senate and House, some ly Republicans
and o'hcrs ',y the Democracy, but they have
not bac. heard from since. Wo are set all
in tls:: d"1:s. Whether the Administration
,nsaa> w"r with Mexico alone for another slice
Of tcrr;:n'y. er with Mexico ard Spain for ::
rart # Mexico and eli Of Cuba. or with Mexico
and MI til" wor|l besides, 10 man can tell.
Oi oac thing our readers ,nay DO assured: II
Commodore Jarvis ill n good thing, lie did it
wit!'ou: authorization; and, il in pursuing tue
c1uo t';t he has pened, there is possibility Of
taking the wrocs WHY, Mr. Buchanan and his
advisers will be found therein. Tho
Ieoplo of The North hare learned that
as 1"ns as the country is governed by
1ncn "ho do net 50 much desire tue vindicaticn
Of Ecr honor and her exaltation among the na-
tons, as tire parpetuity and advancement Of
the s;ngl2 institution which is tile country's
disgrace, CIR foreign policy is not based On
The principles which control the dealings Of
homes. msn. or the external affairs Of all other
civilized Eatio.s. Even guessing what NJ:
Buchanan viii do or cause to be done, would,
without i knowledge Of what the South de-
1aauas. he an uuprofitable business. We wait
wit, pat:ence until Toomhs. Clingnan, 1vcrson
u ca. ascertain what will improve the produc-
tiycness Of black libor, then the policy Of the
s-nycr:l.rrrt raa {,n eacn Mt n r1a7ca
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eat ~. f1- lteI you, rnta Ct .iSLfdbuZo. that
ne AF1EctlE5 q .t.hn E,ocH tr.:s not fIf ,yt1fL
q A's c1r*t: cnd !Aat f,* .4ony 1n7ye u4oo,s ~.
t1ss', fht *tart uil u oJsr.a sus,or 1aoia. S,x
months 'e:"ic 'ls blow at Hatper's Err,
s,a'ea t'sa' 't"ou!d bc sade, aud even i:.d;caicd
tolea" tca'.in9 to fet his hou,c in oy}<r' for
r. r. ao"tn Is sfro"ounctd-'Ae shat! die aud 10!
Hef, Money will be needed to execute these
pans q! liberation. Those Of You who a,,"royo
II may aid it by your money.
We have only to say that men vino use
language like this and who cherish in tlleir
ncarts Tie purposes of wisicl. these words are
'ae expression. arc these from whom the slaves
ought to pray to be delivered. Without that
philosophical habit Of thought which teaches
that freedom for all American bondmcn can-
not he the result Of any sudden movement, no
matter how well planned or skillfully executed,
without the ab lily to labor in good cause
unless they can sec the fruit Of their daily toll
gathered in at night; without plans Which ap-
ply 10 events beyond tomorrow; with only
untempered zeal Which i. tie outgrowlh Of
hate, rather than conviction, they serve no
other purpose than to c.n!,orrass the efforts Of
abler aud honester men, and furnish the best
Of ammunition to tire very enemy that 1ley
would overthrow.
The duty Of all patriotic men Of wll2toyer
party in relation to the echeme which Red
Ia!h has or foot. or any other scheme Of q
si1nilar nature, is clear and straightforward.
1t is 10 deal with those who would fill tile
land with blood and strife as enemies Of lie
public peace and Of tho Anti-Slavery causc.
The courage, selfsacriflciDg spirit and dcyo-
ton 70 Ills belief: which characterised John
Brown, went far to excuse the error to which
those very qualities persuaded linn. But i1ri-
tators, without the provocations which pushed
that old man on to his death, are not 10 be
tolerated for day. They have no. proper
place outside Of the n,ad-house or the iail,
, 1860-03-29

upon this subject.
But, say some OF our readers, you hare told
us nothing about slavery: In all your obser-
rations, didn't you Sc: tue 'niGger," of which
We have heard SO muchs Yes. We saw the
+'niggcr r"-r1! varieties Of him, the sunny side.
and the shady side, and he became more
"plenty" the further South VIC went. In more
than oEe instaaccwe thought be bad the decided
advantage, in character md in dignity, Of his
Saxon master. For example, We saw Stare
tradsr ut Holly Springs, who, with some half
dozen slaves, had come down with Us on the
cars, drunk rs lord at midnight; and as he
started from the hotel, the poor, staggering
wretch was held up BY slave on each side,
while the younger members Of the party
followed in the rear. But surely this is
not the occasion for extended remarks upon
this subject. In Southern Mississippi, and
in Louisiana, We observed urcn enc, some-
times, perchance, dozen branches, of the
venerable ouks by which We were passing. n
tult Of beautiful green lcases, Tho oak itself
Ind not put cu its spring robes, aud what was
this? The Mistlctoa- parasite that lives
upon the sap Of the tree upon which it fastcns.
Its small, yel|owikh-green flowers. and its bushy
green head, and small white berries in winter,
are beautiful ornament, and we may suppose
tue oak delighted With its embraceJ but one
branch after another is quietly grasped By the
destroyer, till the oak. itsclf. and the remorse-
les. parasite, perish together, and the winds Of
heaven sing their requiem. So s!arcry has
fastened itself upon the South, and though for
time prosperity mas bless the lard, like Tho
mistlctoc, i; po:sons. one source Of prosperity
after anothcr, till ut last, in our Judgment. So
eiety mus, resolve itself into condition from
tue contemplation Of which We rscol with fear
ful forebodiuss.
Gud rnorea In mysterious w.ay
lis wonders 10 perform.
and That he will in Ills :own good time furnish
asolution to this vcxed problem, We have not q
particle Of doubt. Whether it be the cultivation
Of cotton in Africa, the Chinese sugar cane at
the North, or the manufacture of fax by ma
chinefy, may it be peaceful solution should be
the ardent prayer Of every American patriot
, 1860-03-29

OH tJr " NestefE Utah, for their news columns
arr ful! Tor we're teio,u The Uulkhead mopono.
l:=ed thcm( OF paragraphs well fitted tn bewitch
the most sluggish. sud set the locomotive popn.
lation adrift. A few days s,ucc a'tun aud a half
Of silver ore arrived frnta the Spanish Compa-
py's clsim, consigned to Sherwood, Lent s Co,
About month ago, H. u. iaaisdell, for 5s,DJe,
bought g naet5 -sii,h interest in the Ophir CON-
pany's share OF tia Eomstock lead. Last week
Mcsssrs. Bull, Baker i Co. bought it Of Dluis=
dell for $4,000, nlaisde!! never had seen his
precious property. 1t is said that T. Curtis,
has realized III ,Q02 from sales Of q small poE-
tiun Of Nakhoe shares. Report hastt that Nal.
danada has sold his interest in tic Mexican
claim Tor Sla:',e00. The Recorder Of the "Dey-
lis Gate District" says that lis claims, of LOO
feet each .havc been recorded as placcr claims,
and that l,4:4 claims, Of 200 feet each. hare
been taken up Oh quartz lodes. a daily l'ue Of
stages is early TO he put on between Plsccryil:e
md Genoa, and travellers over the route s*y the
trails aud roads are crawling with emiSraots-
The boats from San Francisco TO Sacramento
are crowded every night with the Nas!oe-
bound.
Gen. Suffers fity-!caguc claim along the
American and Teather Kiscrs is Of classical re-
nown. Some months since the United States
Supreme Court confirmed Suffers title to
eleven Of the fifty leagues only, and ordered
the Surveyor-General IL survey and locate the
confirmed claim. This survey was on Monday
last returned to the United Sta cs Circuit Court.
It locates the claim in two widely distant tracts,
-oue Of them Of two leagues on the American
River, in and sround Sacramento; the other
far to the northward on the Feather, and lu-
o:uding Marysrilie. More than hundred pro-
tests were filed with the surrey, and more will
doubtless be entered before the expiration Of
the thirty days allowed for the purpose. Every
such resuryey must, Of necessity, affect :anr
rsop.e.. and this especially cuts both Ways.
Tie Claim, as Eow located, Gusts OF makes mere
squatters Of tlose who had settled within its
lines, aud who mar have bought Of other claim
ants, or hare ot$beir title fou, tie En:tsi
Stases while the great erurt3 Of tneo III relied
npon Suffers title US their guarantee, nov t!,a:
the lines exclude them. must CO. slider their title
as no better than squattez's. The'Sacramen-
tans whom the new surrey shadows, plead that,
as the site of Sscranento WIS; in ssi3. over
AoTsd IL rs1n.s under the description Of
sswanip 'ard orc,loxel land" which the
United States gare 10 the State, The Circuit
couIt has decided for tie plaintiff in tie eass
ct Toucha7rl against Singleton aud others:
ioushard Claimed large tract near San JOSE, ,
under Mexican grant aud United Statss r..
lent; Singleton claimed andot a title from the
Cliy Of Ban Jo.e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-07
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, August ga dispatch from Sidney,
Nova Scotia, says the Surrey steamer Bibb which
went to Chudlegh, Labrador. with scientic corps
to observe the solar eclipse of the 18th of June ar
rived here Friday, from New York. 1t is under
stood that the corps met with great success as to
the weather and their observations.
By the arrival of Mr.. Dimitry's Secretary of Le-
Cation of Costa RIGA, information had been receiv-
ed of the full ratification to the grant of the Rail-
road right to Ambrose Thompson, it having been
approved by both Houses of the Costa RIGA Con.
gress, July 4th. The grant is for 50 years roadway
to be 300 yards wide, alternate sections to be gwen
to the railway, of mile square, the remaining sec
tons to be retained by the Government The posts
at each end of the road to be, throughout the term
between the bay of Colorado and the Granadian
line the Pacific, and Point Carita on the Grana
dian boundary on the Atlantic
The survey is to be made in two years, and the
road to be built in six years thereafter The gran
tee to maintain sufficient police along the line to pre-
serve order. The troops of the government to be
carried free, but no foreign troops or munitions of
war without the consent Of Costa Rica. The road
cannot be transferred to any foreign governments.
The same charter for the organization given as TO
the Chiriqui Land Company is given to the road.
90 per cent of the profits to be paid to Costa
Rca, and $4,000 to be deposited within the wear gs
guarantee that the road will be built to be returns
ed on its completion,