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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.



ras TsarsEAScs socpriEs-unusfa activity pre,cr
among The temperance associations Just now A very
large meeting held tycserday evening al Cooper
Hal. another al Washington Hail. which was addressed
by Mayor Cleveland Th3 Hubokcn socie.ss also
stirring lecture delivered 10 a large assrtnbage
on Snniar evening in 81, Narys Church, WILLOW street,
b. the Rev ~. Braun. OF Fort Lee. The ap,Fsacbnp
celebration Falhop Matthews birthday cnarosses varti
GUAR attention.
Hudson city.
OENiyG corNry couRI. The October term cs
the Hudson county courts eommenced yesterday fore
noon, Judge Bcad'c presiding, and three associate
judges the bench Ia charging the Grand Liry the
presiding Jadge remarked that crime is greatly the
iDrrcae aud mat burglary appeared be the prevail
ing ohenre Regarding the qr,r law licensed dealers
amenable aud snot DO dealt with for setting liquor
Sundays. IL Is better to compel the liquor dealer
close than the merchant, IL ea.r Is 10 keep omen The
simple fact tina. liquor kept the premises sni-
oen without the necessity oil proving tia; particular
house Is Kept dsordery.
Newark.
RAILROAD AcclDiNr.At the High stree, crossing the
Elk o'clock Train 10 Eas, Orange Monday evening APP
preached gravel which ing down 10 ards
The Broad depot Several children who mad been
vented ny the agnan. One o. the little girls persisted
in crossing and in doing fell % the track the wheels
OF the train passing her arm, which severed
from the body rhe other arm was crushed IN 4 shork-
ing MAJ She was nine years old daughter uf Mr.
George Ward Though alive yesterday afternoon there
is little bope OF her recovery
Eori Lee.
DJscogTlSrAScs or THE FfakY LISE,--Th terry boat
Isanhoc has been withdrawn from the line at Man
hatianvile from or sufficient patronage, and there
little hope OF its This will bring disap-
poin,ment 10 many persons VINO hoped that Fort Ice
would be readily accessible dnripg the winter
without travelling The long and ncoIven'eDt route 81
Weehawken ferry.
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WssTcHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.

Agehsrs yoH PASSING WORTHLESS MoSEy On Monday
night John Donney and James sherlock, tro stage
drivers from New York, returning from the races al
Forjham thinking 10 get rid OF three dollar bill OF the
De Soto bank, institution that Is defunct, and ily
currency stamp, Went into several places and Jailed
for drinks offering the spurious h for payment They
were nnaiiy arrested aid locked up.
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TIE NATIONAL EMPRESS COMPANY.

CnARiLsroN, 8. c., Oct 2, 1896
meeting of prominent merchants was held night
10 sustain the National Express Company. George A
Trenholm presided Resolutions were adopted urging
the Board Of Directors TO reorranze the company
permanent basis, and promising them the support Of the
lie cnmmnnItn - ---l
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DEATH Of COLONEL enables nNcssusY.

CscSxArf Oct. 2, 1864.
Colonel Charles Kpgsbury. late Assistant idInant
General on General sherdans stan, died at MavssiFs
Kv last week, Of cholera.
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NEW JERSEY POLITICS.

TEEyTos. Oct. :, 1876.
Martin Voorhees,, republican, has been nominated by
the republicans for State Senator.
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MrSCELLASEOCS.


A GARD. 70 THE rcBLIc-A QUESTION An
Insti,ne The Aston place are crowded Sasa
q waaa be rival who zee s.nno. sns
Why ', ssst, tan ne are re-, sou
sIa. IIsus 6, F.Ia..,ns fioSds China a.s Ser Pasted
purchased with The great GOOD sdmens 81 isss
perienee, exclusively Tor cash. :,
cheaper than any other house aly. ana a
public aware Of the fact 90 there TO buy. Shars What's
EDWARD p sAssFoRp's Gsea. nopseLeerots IA
Sign q iis Golden xeliis-coraor store
eaE Air sspsSpS * sR5 IS SsAEpy
Fan impo4alou Of Royal Velvet and Brussels Grip i.nes
s S. s. 6 py ; sss '9 oo !a s.
p psio' ana !. sas :, q w ,su.s psosss ys
pieces wlie aud eAessed Ms,tngs at IS cent cs ~
LLcoCE's POROUS pIAsTERs. u
,.as .s,s, 4, Ln@sAss sas ss.
A -Trt FAcrLrE DE MEDICINE DE- PARIS mas
nay y Dr. d S%ssS q s ssars prse, cs,e ssasa
Il oo ~ sso f sSs Esss G Ts and
(,oESs. BuSIoNs, cLuB AND INVERTED hurs.
Diseased Joints Az cured whog pam ~ nr r1,E
cor@s saa,oas nm Ssis &C. IT, nan 81, A'D'''' sss
Dy,9Sn,.cs.. . :, ~ cossuLrAUoSs os rns
''-''' ''"'s "a s 70 .s"
DIVORCES LOCALLY OBTAINED IN MEN yoEk
sna "nes ~ e. r,noni r.ocy2r ,cs ~ absunte
'ellor, a. .sAass%a street
IusAS nAia, fHRgR rrFrs. ONLY .. w,rER
Ia ss: 81 Lssry,s,ns cheap 49, At -r.stnAxs
o. tou sd Scotia Sina streets. Williamsburg soathera
nLp Elks MADE NEW WITHOUT srEcrariss,
address b. si fodE s''fis op f bss. r '. =
ce,ngs ard cure for ne rupnrsa Sen, postage fsd m
way. Ncw York. -" 49,"
Confidential Information for lhe married seat poa,ss.
b t. foos frfsp sos "n ssceSs q y sa ens A-
OPERA GLASSES AND TELESCOPES soiR AGENT
~ BaFaeus Celebrated Dpefl Race ana ned fs'.rs
As'gonaniesl Marine and Pocket relescopes FiEDrRirR
IhVAiLth op,.oai AL Mathematical .sosds q wh,se-
SrEciaL ANNOUNCEMENT
GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT
ron Tar
BENEFIT ~ THE SOLDIERS And SAILORS on
rnAs noNE FUND.
eRovERs TnEArRE, wAsnweroS. D. .,
THURSDAY EyESISo ocr. IL, 1913
aocoo Tickets q 81 s.rS. sst~ presents ,siues a.
sasocc consisting o. ass Medicines Lol.. Pianos Dn.
monds jewery silver war;. A., A.
The Managing Directors take pleasure 10 announcing
The drawing WIN positively oei. iisA. 1855
All agents are requested - nhe aaa statements ~ sass
re,arn coupons oftess,s. se reach Washing
ton cy " the iilh o. ociotsr
An orders for tickets New YORK ci,y and Poot,n r
bc addressed 10 DUNCAN. NAvAS a Co. Bssssrs se.s
sawiirs Green. vew YORK Branch oscs. eg Brcaawa,
Patton street. and " Fuicn street, Brooklyn
wv, soRsE. Secretary,
Washington, n. G.
- m, gnt4rnpp xf.tfx a. M.fpvv s.~~
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GrrgASnN RGER NrHS-ss MAIDEN LANE.
- Importers 81 Toys. China and Fancy 0~rls
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our VENICE CORRESPONDENCE.

vsxl-v, August n is5s
AUSTRIA ~ TuK Nsr NAYS o. an spIN
oa OF regard for he feelings Of The learned sud ihe
hitherto RETAINED from ssyins anything ~ certain ,sn
actions which have for some TINE past been ssllairg
the prbc MUD here.
The FIRST Of these agtstns causes ~ old Sor, suce
is4o The government, has from time to lime removed
from the arsenal oisca connected with tie history Of
venice and OF the deepest ssneratIon Ia lis rsopls
Ihess removals have taken place At disisn, intervals
and cautiously, bu, the commencement, Of Aus,rias
rre,cnt troubles they have been continued Nth an
accelerated impetus--tbe trophies % Nenices former
grss,nss. and fos,s OF arms being removed 10 make
rom for new and improved material Necessary TO
modern slaughter Among he articles distracted -
The srncr worn by the Dog ysno 10 The tweluh cen
fury she frli suit presented BY Henry " Of France 70
hs republic In ZOOS, ard the standard o. the Turkish
Admiral taxes 81 the battle n fsphutc
II Austria, In the meantime Is not compelled 70 dis.
gorge many who mny come 70 Venice TO study 10 past
rsm 10 old volumes and sheets Of parchment WI pre-
baby, no, aoding wha. shey want here have to Goa
tinus hsr search IN Vienna, the chief city Of some
particular province that Austria may wish N bribs or
na'ssr ! base us superstition On the following 70.
pcrt;-rour or hvs wseha ago 100 paeosrsphsn Jssu'
prsss ~ers ssns nom Vienna ny sovWnmsas authority
Va worm hssase,vss snosS the various collections II
pablo dcsumsaN, sSsnnuia,sd here for centuries 10
NAccss NsrsfrOm ssms n,cs l,ss collections for o,hsr
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ssi sorsy he feel the want % It the grs
ms> 81 his ocuntrymen Notw'ths,sudiux the progress
Of Evangelical communities Ia Florence In Naples an1
elsewhere, there 10 bat little doubt that tfe Roma4
Catholic reison ~ and ever will be- the Only veigioo
of the grVst bulk or the alians TO what extent thu
religion nioy have 10 be modified ~ n. adpaa~ u
FREEDOM fas progress Of Civilization, by he fan
he tenpsrI pyHs5', ne sIpprsssioa Of p.oeastie
orders and tae provence o. good civil laws. II ~
not easy 10 fosesec. There eudIsss powers =
adaptsbiiy In the Rona1 system; aud as earnest Ne.
levors from the north OF the lbs easily shocked ~
tue exhibition OF practices which aka the faith OF fh1
Italians something different from their own 10 nos
sbls has as the STANDARD Of thai southern peoe
II raised their religion ALSO he lifted az shao
depth into which their own proneness 70 superstition
less than Tie cunning OF their priests, had plunged t.
reconciliation bsftcesR Rome AMI ftGs, between tlsG
Papacy aud PATRIOTISM Is matter OF equal necessity
with both partic5 The work Of demolition has beeR
carried ~ all necessary length IN that country Ciy
rights emancipa,ed fail liberation Is establishes
gone the property OF the uharoi Is seized, bishops
and pyiess the whole hierarchy nj The mercy Of the
statesho whole hierarchy exc pit its chief Win 10
fall OF The temporal power the Pope himset becomss
pens'oner powerless Tor harm or immense benencak
influence yet both he snd his people
know how 70 accommodate themselves =
the now order OF things Whatever the Vol
untsry system may do for America Italy can-
not afford 70 goddess State She strive TO tan
prove but she cannot ABOLISH the '~SSH In all beg
educational schemes In all social relations for al raorsa
purposes she needs his operation and his influence
In the Same manner she may come TO terms with tho
Pope; she cannot AFFORD TO drive him from hor For
gond for evil the Papacy has been associated win
Italy for fifteen hundred years. II Is OF tho 1'orL3
up sweet well bitter re,nisccnces to the minds a
tie Italians. An Alexander Innocent Julius -
Sixtus--nay, Plus TX. hiuseif-,nay be quotoA
as proof that Pope may be patriot even AZ klngs
things may be expected OF new series Of Popss WI
shalt no logger be kings.
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torment inflicted by these oontrivauces some men,
reckless Of their brains neck limbs went In among
the poor quadrupeis subdued and led them back TO
where they started from.
The Co ., di Fanini is more innocent and at least
fully dlverting and entered into the programme OF
YESTERDAY Into this race every available animal ad
mittod and style Of costume permitted the object
being to cresie laughter than 10 show speed The
presence Of the King since he has taken his abode At
the Villa di Stra has ceased TO DO a thing but his
appearance at these festivities s gre tod with undimn
ished enthusiasm appearance OF his In public
HOW rEY LIVE AT THE GRAND CATE
The Cafe Pedr0cchi perhaps the finest enthusiastically
as well in its fitting NJ in Italy, though never lack
Ing in cusom. presents a scene of unusual lvelness
When cay cafs will be understood by those at least
who have been In Ialv to the cats proper and all
out doors wherever there can be found place for .
table and chairs Here present 70 be found
at all hours Of the day and night and far into the next
morning. the most Heterogeneous groups; but II Carl
baidian OF whom there q few hers leave makes
his appearance all minor groups broken to gather
about him for particulars OF the campaign.
GARrpALpT's YAMK
Whatever may be the opinion cf the English and
Fronch Journalists you may rest assured that Gabad
has had and the eervices he ha, rendered
unapprecabe TO the unnitiated arc well understood
here
WAR GLORY AND GAME
Though be asserted that this has boon Of
to ii the Italians with enthusiasm To fuGl
their great expectations. people and army have some
from them the desired occasion display their
rtancy and vaior 90 that they 10 coupled with
10 great victories well desperate resistance In
amentable faures. So far Austria maintains the ad-
vantage Italy in thu respect II has had and bids
fair 10 have In the sphere Of diplomacy and though the
Italians and Venetans may reap tho solid advantages
afforded them by circumstances they WILL II Ia feared
have 10 forego the glory ng from those splendid
and striking feats OF generaship which justly or I'M
Justly esteemed among the most dear and cherished
upon them that Is better to themselves ~ what
they have than by pungng into rash enterprises for tho
sake Of gaining more. risk what they have.
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he re MA N S.
Mnsiand's Preparations "a Meet Another
Raid on Gnnadn.

Tnstsnd's Preparations Ia Meet Another
Raid on CANADA.
fte Chna al Halifax rcpora:-The threatened Feuian
tavason OF Canada and the active military preparations
TO meet II prominent topics IN England The des-
patch OF heterogeneous 10 Canada is fuliy confirmed
The steamers Tamsra and 5rontes would proceed 70
Queenstown in q very few days. and embark tho fifty
third spd Sxtyhrst regiments OF infantry for Quebec
hs Thirteenth husss,s also reported under orders
for tanada, and the Morning Pos thinks possible That
still another cavalry regiment VA proceed cnnata as
rapidly possible.
The London Telegraph ssys Canada is the~trln OF
another ard mach serious invasion
Tue iondon Tgaes remarks Nobody supposes tue
Fooians going to conquer Canada; but the conlsm
plated movement is throwing some heavy expenses
tho colony, and making demands on the govern
ment Al homo
rhe London A7ny aid Nary 6o.er. ssys that me gun
boats 'a'oy added to the royal navy Canada
purchased the spot and manned BY cheers
and rom the ship Aurora.
the London Times notices az especially satisfactory
tho lac, tbot tina colonial government has under
taken obligations which should Lave heen discharged
by she admiralty and placed guuboats the lakes and
rivers good hotG Of these vessels will furnish the
oocoy will ne best potis dfsnc> oE No AaericaH ron
Ter, the absence OF tho East squadron would pro
v'do s enemy with the greatest opportunities FOR
chief tour boats. hastily equipped, bu, manned aud
armed the Queens ships already ENGAGED III
the seryicc. Three gurboats, too from England hayo
o,~ are told, arrived al Kingston.
iha rel gruph says three additional batteries az ar
dispatched 10 Canada in prudent anticipation
of 'hs sruergcncy which las arisen
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Tie RGMAH QUESTION.
Pope Pius the Ninth n Nina. Chief Bishop.
aud renarf In Rome.

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srryreARr August 70. 1900
The teat Of the treaty Of pcscs concluded between
Prussia and whrtemberp is AZ foiiows:-
Their Meest,os the King ~ wtrtembeW and tie King
of Prussia sc,uated by the desire Of securing 70 their
SUBJECTS the tessngs Of peace have deernsed 10 come
70 an agreement the clauses OF treaty OF peace 70
he concluded b-t~esn Them. For this purpose her
M1esties have appointed ~ pleupotenusstcs the KRIS
Of wnrcnb.re his Minister for Foreign Affair." Baron
Kari Won vsmbueS, Grand Cross &c. aud his Wsr MN
tsisr Lieutenant General Oscar Won HAraeaG Grand
troe &c ard toe kingof Prussia his rresiden, cf The
Council and Minister for Foreign A1sr, Count otto vos
Bsrnsvci scbSuhsuser Knight Of ths Black Fas'e Ae,
and h, ri,y Ccuneiilor Chamberlain aud Ambassador
Kari freanch Won Savigny, Grand Gross, &c 1hess
pieppo,entlsnes having eychsnKed powers and found
them sufficient have agreed upon the following
tlnrses
l. Peace ard frispaship shsu henccforth snhsss for
ever between HE Majesty the kipe Of wursmcsvy and
he Majesty ihs King Of Prussia their heivs an4 s4csss
ora their b,st.s and sub,ecss
q HIS MAJESTY ihs King Of wareut<rs engage W
pay hh MUessy the King Of rusess, the cum 81 s,sh,
millions forms within too moptf< towards covering
rsrt u ste cosss ipearred by Pr nis In the BY
payment ~ the sum ths kim, of wortsmbsrG fu6ls
he eomrensstsca ehNeatcas undesssken By him IN
paragraph slns sad sss Of sSs Armisscs ccavsnies o.
Angus J., iseA - kisnssA, near wassburg.
A. pleeee Iof ,ns --Sy0eni Of this sum me Mrs
Worsessu VII descsn three and half ara f~n pey
senA Wusssmoef Ase bonds " The su.euni OF taet
- ~ frars",~eH. TIE honhs 10 he dsrcsted w he
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
Ma >imiiian's Money Account witt the FreecA
People The People Looking After Their

Tfsrs Angus, 2si spondsnce of london TImesI
The holders OF Mexcsn d~nsniures are brsial az 70
make some stir; they cnnssaGr that The Freach govern
men, Who ret rhem tie example OF confidence, and
thus encouraged then g. lena their money, morally
bound 20 bear hein unhsrmed. OF the enooursreBsns
given ~ the government there lis no doubt; aud NE
cons oGnssssa NJ they nave 10 nae good the an
syoidrhe shortcomings 81 Mexico ma BE- cue Of ~
reasons why 'he Emperor Napoleon q unable 10 give
further nrsnca' assistance th4s county rho groanb
on which the Ctetcfs tUnnf thrr aims are obviou
IN April 1854 tie Sfcndgks Macmillan took possHe-
sion Of the thron. aid nr~, OF he nr.i acts
~ soveiciguty wns 70 a1lfer&s ioan puspoftinf 10
weld revenue ~ neal ten 70 cet' u VIZ issust in
part ssd in fDBaon. Rnd in- Ffeach govosn-
neui, with Nios "a inspire con adence "
the soidty ~ Nrfk. took TIE nee
,foe< The amount az "a uo0, s0 on sscohn. OF ~
gHE slsins On Mexico Ia splts 81 tiH hEn Tsfnno44
fhe loan did not succeed lr nt rapvrt o. SO, the
director az tne Credit scb s SAID ~" We nsT AshruLh
feom 10 sstYnco hefts inc tNrd'inn o. or cicntA
M we srei 10 say tnh eIar,s bass horsh. -
uo,bing 10, SERIOUS loss. ung petts "a ei he lo~n
FOR liz sdyanccs OCH rompietels arrodagtNe.
rrei,e troutl~ ialsr ale nst "a tho Melissa
government gte~ pfttssf thss < pVt ssbe mahisxy
operaiions could no. ~ CO.. sssH v,foIo ly. Tts
rsisraIy looked " Frpcs e.. Ar'r he rrcneh gs-.
arsmsn he'd ory crs o. trr thirps 10 dotg FcrsIncs
the snerptisf % isAnd NJ .sntrntt.i A~tlrp AMI
recall ia roops, 20 rled~. he rFct ~ Tra-ce Tor The
sd,antsge 81 h.xtco ~ give pah CIV sach encoar.
assnsnt to a.Ee0 Inc, 80 10 nsurc " ehoss
the last A. the css ofairui ant The fhs
illusioss Of the government not disspstsf N'f
Whatever The f1ssogity 81 thf asiSsuN body ma have
thought Ind dns ", they etea by tnrr vote " rartsks
them, anN secuted the etcsors 81 The fsv -h0 vere
sohsr With Re ,.rsS Sofr-sporied . a. iserss q
Twelve PER cent v>rk ten dsJs frf~s me sur.
s~.ntlcr r,sr-N e~,aas s~s is'~ - ss.e-" snasS
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sspssd tho functions ~ The aih'sas TOT Far"'gn
Afslns ~ili however be carried 81, 90 ~ rim ~ n
% IAyRettA
NJ p,ouyn 10 Ihuys has boon named member Of tho
Prsyy Council
Yss Emperor has addressed tho following letter. dated
ya.terdsy 60 tho late Minister for FOREIGN Affairs -
M DsAs M DROWN DE LHCrs:-
deeply regret that circumstances obli1e accept
youe resignation In reliuqushns, however your ca.
operation. DESTROYS u give you a proof Of my
ealoon by naming you member Of the Pryy Council
post win possess the advantage breaking
those relations which your enlightenment and devo-
aon % myself and NV dynasty have rendered precious
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TIE AMERICAN REBEL B0NDS.

lh i.rGdon Ns.os Of August III, " its CITY article
SAYS ~" Confederate iAmelcanl bonds, which Of late
have altogether neglected, in demand to-day
~ sdra Aee; they opened Az and closed a. < a
si1 Il Il surmised that accounts may have arrived
rsvosais q ths Phladephia Convention aud the
ausni Of the Southern Siafs5 10 Congress is
dic'i, however, 10 sec how The prospects OF the bond.
holders thereby improved since the absolute con-
d,ou has made ssrecd TO Iva, the war debt 0!
hs South shoold be totally repuds;edA
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PRUSSIA.
Our stat'n CORRESPONDENCE.

Bsstn Angus, ~, isee
I'VE ossrAS rnsirr AZ ps,ars
Tbs treaty Of pssos between Aus>v,a sae pres,. "a.
sssasd sss svsn'ss = p~sss and hs husnsa ,rcovs
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Ieussiau Opinion.

The Jrlsra, ~ Pe'e,,ag states thai the mission OF
General Manteue 10 Prossa caused BIZ the proposal
Of the Prds government 10 M neutral Powers that
they should participate Ia the territorial changes which
being elected IN Germany. This proposition did not
meet with any support from other European govern
menis The Russian gov ernment therefore refraned
from taking any further decision tue question: hut ~
the time reserved the right OF Prussa ~ a great
Power we'll her fall liberty Of action. The r atty
OF peace bel Austria ani Prussia stipnstes that
neither Austrian Pros ian officials shall be punished
having incurred the disIcasurc Of their GO
by her attitude daring tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-11

Pence Treaty Between Baden aad Prussia.
CARLsRuHE August 70, 1858.
The text Of the treaty Of peace signed between Baden
and Prussia on tho 18th inst has just become known.
1t s almost verbally identical with the Prnsstan treaty
with Wnrembcrg the only differences being that the
war indemnity Baden pay to Prussia Is nxed at
5000 600 FORMS and that the following additional article
Is introduced
After the Let January 1867 the high contracting par
ties will entirely cease to cvy navigation dues upon tho
Rhine including both the shipsfse settled by tar q
OF the convention OF March 81 1881 and tho duty upon
the cargo xed by tho ad nal articles 10 and IL TO
the above named convention; this measure, however,
onvr apply in 80 far as the other German States boz
dering The Rhine shall at the same time adopt similar
steps.