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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-20
sa PUBLIC ACTS.
 PASSED MAY SESSION, 1866,
oHAprIn xxxn.

CHAPTER xxxIx.
 An Act in alteration of an Act entitled 'An Act concerning Communities and Corpora-
 tions."
 Bs 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convcn- cd:
 ssc. l. Every insurance company or asso- siation. Incorporated by or associated under the laws of any foreign government shall ap- point, in writing, some person, citizen of His state, e its attorney, with full power to accept the service or legal process in all suits before any court in this state brought by any eitissn of this state, and also in all suits pen. ding in like manner, brought by any person for any liability incurred by said company or association in this state; and said writing must declare that said service of legal process shall be binding on such company or assocla- tion, and waive all claim of error by reason of such service, which writing shall be filed in the ofice of commissioner of insurance. Service of legal process upon such attorney shall be suiacient service upon his principal !; and in case of the death or removal of said attorney. said corporation shall immediately made new appointment. so that said eorpor- ation shall ct all times have such an attorney within this state. E M n.4.F.
 Sao. That section three hundred and eigh ty nine of chapter VII of title VII of the Revis- cd Statutes of this State be, and the same is hereby y!Yepealed. iae ?"
 Approved, June 30, 1866. f,'--
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CHAPTER xL11I.

... 4 .a. .t,.t. CHAPTER xLIII. it5 tL-
 An Act in relation to an Act for the Reguh-
 x u tion of Proceedings in Equity. z \. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly conven- ea:5dptu4J stn5Y .5yll5 2 5sHi< iii ti.Jta ndA ii Snc. l. The superior court as ao court of equity may, upon the petition of any person interested therein, order the sale of any real estate, in which, ar any portion of which two
 or more persons may have different and dis 3 tinet interests, whenever in the opinion of the court, such real estate cannot be ccnven-
 iently used and occupied by the parties in in
 terset together, and . sale will better promote
 the interests of the parties owning the same i;
 and said court shall have power to appoint a committed to make such sale and convey such real estate, and upon return of sale shall dis tribute the avAils thereof among the parties
 entitled thereto, fret deducting such reasona- bls costs and expenses as, such court may d. : low, according to the, respective interests of such owners therein and said court shall have fuli power to make any order or decrse
 m the premises necessary to protect the right of ail parties in interest, 32t 70, a z Sec; 2 This .et shan take effect from and
 sfter its passags. ' sst 7Ts,,.,'.,'
 . Approved, June 30, 1866. ' .,a..ai
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t t' CHAPTER xL.
 An Act in addition to an Act relating to Rail- ''Af ,44 ' ff" 3tt' rnAdu

An Act in addition to an Act relating to Rail-
 '. roads. :: Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly oonven- cd: t F-
 Whenever 1t shall be the opinion of the se- lectmen of any town or towns; or of the com mon council of any oity in this state, that . footway upon ths line of any railroad bridge or causway within the limits of such town or city would be of public convenience and the railroad company owning such bridge or cauSsway shall not consent thereto, such se- lscsmen or common council may call out the railroad commissioners who, after due notice to such railroad company, shall proceed to in quire into the facts st thr es cnse of sGchltovn or city. And if tl sai,road commiS5lc lcnsrs shall upon such hearing find that footway along such bridge or oauseway would 'c ll public convenience or accomodatioa tt,rs shall authorize such town or towns or city, 10 construct and maintain the same at their own expense and to attach the same for support to such bridge or causeway, provided that such footwsy shall be constructed entirely outside of the bridge or oauseway to which it is at tached, and shall be 50 constructed and main : tsined as not to interfere with the necessary and proper use of such bridge or csusewsy by such railroad company.
 Approved June 30th. 1866.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-20

VTlEA! For CHOICE Japanese, polone. II Breakfast or Young.Hyson Tea, call ou
 F. D. McNETI..
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-20

sD A OVV agents everywhere to sell our improved $20 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds Under and upper feed. Warranted paid. The ONLY machines sold in United States for less than $40, which are fully Iieensed 5v Howe, Wheeler &r Wilson, Grover & Baker, S,noeyk k Co. and Bachelder. All other cheap machines are iaringemsns and the seller or user are liable to arrest, fine and imprisonment. Illus.rated circulars sent free. Address or call upon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago, III.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-20

IT adie9 Stor and look tt the Fifth ll Avenue Gore Trail Skirt. at efIIg
 .r BISHOP & SED0W1CK'S
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-20

Will leave the Housatonic Wharf every day Sundays exeepted) at 7.I5 a.. m taking Passengers from the New Haven, Naugatuck and Housatonic Railroads. sr ar-.-.., -.-
 Returning will leave New York at 3.2O P m
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25
The Reconstructed.

II - the haIit Of certain journals 20 claim that
tue sPsrt VI the SJuth Is eninenily conciliatory
th'tu be. Si,audon,d is errors accepts the siiua-
lion IL sVO'i ailh, aud ouly needs to be restored
T. ~ iuii l., stiVu ia The Union to Lvton,e thor.
tusni! 10. a.. to 'hr .su,h VI this they bring
no r'iirncv indeed eau bring none, Tor there
u not a leading jJuruai va ih- South that does
not every day show that the contrary 10 the tact.
Tie insult VI the rsveut election 10 kentu,ky "a
the Lss evidence oi What il the real state oi feel
iug there. The Democrats, VINO have carried
that Stale by AN ilinIrusr majority, did 50 AZ lust
Cuion candidate vi he stood upon "a ihDtOug bis
Conservative platform. who was la toll accord
With tile Prr,.drnt. p.lie,. aud va, ircu.u,zrd
rs the Candidate vi his raoirr. Why aud how
this result took rlarv Is ully explained 10y the
iUilOSing Paragraph iIOm the conservative Lou
isVhl- journal:
- To Judge 1y the events that are taking place
10 krni1ckt. might tr Ia d,iLt ~h-thrr he
Is tefll, living IN the Onion or IN the Cunfr,Iera-
ry. Men bOnst r,rry DAY on the streets tina,
they aye govd Rrl'rls The speakers at meet.
Ing rulugz. the n'rderacy. euloRize is Cen
erals. iis soldiers, ITS principles. its policy. and
Its 0i.-cis. They drnounre the Government
drnOunce the Union. denounce the rfrprts TO pre-
serve u. denouncr Cnion Generals. Union sol.
d.".'. the Prinripls Ot the Union, and the objects
Of the Union.''
The Journal ia not exceeded 10 lie bitter de-
nnneia'on OF The radical. by any paper North or
South, and these admissions are undoubtedly
iorrrd from IL by condition Of affairs which il
can 10 longer conceal or deny. Yet Kentucky is
comparatively loyal; IL never seced-d. aud Il
furnished large contingent for the onion army.
II such Is the state Of affairs there, what must /,
be in the Rebel States Will not conservative
Union men. who are bring made the puppets OF
the Rr'e Democracy. consider such facts ~ these,
aud pause 'eiore they leopard the Republic by
giving aid and comfort 10 It's worst enemies?
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20 The CorPerhead papers arc rejoicing over
the result Of the Kentucky erection. which ON.
OF them calls e the frs, gan OF the campaign.
We think the Drmocrs'ir riciory ia New orl.,n.
was the iirs' gun. Kentucky Is therefore No. =.
The 'esa!; c: he election Ia ;hs; Stats i precise
" The same as was expected by every body
About one-half OF the voting population of Ken.
lucky was in the rebel army during the war AS.
s's'ing the great Democratic party in the South.
IN the work Of breaking up the Union. The
Democratic candidate wrs also AN officer in ,b.
reoei service and OF course received the ul rrb,
vote both Of those who we're actively engaged
In the war and of those who remained at home
The Democracy are certainly entitled to all the
glory they tan obtain from such a triumph nj.
this.
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forRTm DlsrRicr.
TVtHIH DISTINCT,
Ia this District, Hon. fiank Thomas was re-
nominated by reclamation.
The Policy of Congress.

We hear 1t constantly asserted ~ men who
acted with the Union party Throughout the war.
but who are nov supporting Ny policy. 80 tina,
tue course pursued by Congress during the pas,
winter, WAS marked out aud pursued with the
sole purpose ofperpeiua,ing power in the hand,
OF the Union party. This charge il made by
men who are following the loavcs and fishes. and
who may very properly he dsnumiuaied the
" Bread and Butter Brigade. The Union rsrty
IS too much devoted TO principle to r,'or, TO any
"hi'ir measures To obtain power. or 10 ,crp ,uair
II ~hen oucr it is reached.
As reiutaliVn Of the charge that /, was done
through desire by ambitious men 10 advance
their own interests, by retaining in the a,c.n.
daney the party in which they acre prominent.
it is only necessary to say iha, we had no, onl,
the President, Ihree-fourths Of Cougress. a major.
ny in the Senate Of two.lLirds. but the com.
pleie control OF every Northern State. and az all
the border States excep, Kentucky. Never wa,
there part! 50 deeply rooted, or one exercising
more complete sway over the National domain
than the Union party q, iha, time. Why ,l,o
was It necessary 10 ad pi thi. policy In order 10
retain control OF the government IL was mani.
testify evident that the people would no, place
the reins ofgovernmcn, in the hands O; those
Who bad lately been in arms against il. a, leas,
until they had given ample evidence OF their wil.
iingness to sccep, the logical results Of the war
in good faith.
The plan Of reconstruction advocated by the
Union party recommends the nflirtion Of no
punishment upon these men, bu, it does ask
aud TO ask less would be a crime agains, po.,eri-
r-ihai proper guarantees be given tor future
Peae" aud safety. The payment Of the National
debt must be made sure beyond u doubt, for un-
III this Is done our currency will not become set.
tied, or public confidence in our ability and sin.
certify fully established. TIL resumption OF the
debts incurred in the a,icinp, 10 overthrow the
government must he expressly forbidden Ia the
organic law tor unlcss this is done. their claim.
will be presented when the! enter Congress. and
a though never paid, the discussion and agila-
ton ia regard to them will ouly srryr to widen
the chasm OF sectional feeling which already
exists.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

SENATOR TRrNBuLL. The author Of the c,yh
righis and ireedmen's bureau bills, in a late
speech at Cbicago gave the following account of
the course pursued by the Presiden' ia reference
to them
Both these bills rs you are aware, were met b,
an Executive veto. Bills drawn up 10 harmony
with tue message delivered TO us at the com.
menc~meni Of the sssson Liis submitted and ye,,d
10 Ms i'Tssiaem IN HlHaseriPf before Mey rers
printed, and egaiHs The pTorisioAs n ,rAicA he nee
~ hsPsd a Eord until after Mey rere enacted Lv
SofA Hoasss q CoHyTess boIh these biils, then.
met with veto, nOt by any particular iratIre
~ them, but y veto against the whole princi,,lr.
al The balls. We then iound that the Prrsiiru,
oi Tue United Siairs WIS tails. to the plrd =,
oi his annual inrsssagr, wheE he said that equal
aud exact JUS lc- should b- n,eied out to all men
a. lr had proved recfrHnt to the ple,igss he had
made when hr took u e oath OF Prrslirnt thai
-riHls should lie impoverished aud take back
seats IN the work Of reconstruction. Then II
was That we found II impossible To 20 along
further IN the course that the President was
lsadiag.
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Additional Ronnfv

Letters are pouring Ia already, by hundred.
dail!, askiag Tor instructions aud forms 10 tela.
ton 10 applications for additional bounty under
the recent act. None can he furnished until nj.
ter the Secfeiaries u War aud Of the Treasury
shall have prescribed rules aud regulations rs i
provided W the act. II will probably require
several weeks in the pressure Of their busine..
leiore the system will be- adopted and the revu.
lai'ons can be prepared and printed Tor disiriIu.
ton. Letters Of inqairy must remain Enanswer.
"a, anu had better nu, he written until notice
has been given through the public press tina,
rules have been prepared sud printed The sc.
ond auditors Office will settle only the claims Of
the heirs OF deceased soldiers hut NJ there will BE-
=. Iran Two hundred thousands OF such claims,
time must be required Ia preparing a proper rec.
lister aud other necessary Arrangements made ~
rec i've them. No advantage can possibly BE-
gained ny hnuying claims into either that Office
or the Paymastrr Generals Office.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

oSI gu THe UTHEg. The man who is not with
the Onion party in the present position o! aiiairs
is against II. There /. 10 middle ground no
third party, no halfway house though the
Philadelphia folly nav afford "a plausible tue, bod
Of transit from the Union TO the rebel ranks
The Philadelphia scheruc. IN iis practical Affect
hnoi in Us original nieui, !, a rebel anbu.cadc
Better siay in the Uuion lines than be compelled
TO escape 10 them by some Underground passage
from the Philadelphia camp. after u shall have
been sei1"'i by the common enemy.
The man who now participates in an attempt
TO divide the Union party Is aiding the revival
OF rebellion as ciiec,u.lly as if he had carried a
musket under the Confederate nag. Does il
wound YOUR feelings, gentlemen II is the truth
nevertheless and the truth in this crisis. mus,
and shall be spoken
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25
A word 70 Union Men.

The Constitution aud laws Of this State have
wisely ixsd n teAt to determine who shall have
lbr right Ut suffrage aud uudrr the provisions
OF tue act Vi AsssIiCly, Registers have been ap-
painted ~ enrUl such are tnlilyd ~ the cleo
tive franchise. Among other conditions, the
Constitution, Article let. S,,uOn 4, says, that
any cue ~LV has advised any prison to enter
tue ssfyite Ut the said ca, n,i,s Aid.d any l-r-
sou ~ ~ enter, or ~hV has, Ly uBy Vpsn MUId
VI drtd, drsiassd his adhesion 10 tue cause uI tho
ENEMIES VI the Uulrd SIAIss Or his desire ivr the
triumph VI said GA, uilts over the aims VI the
Uui,sd states, shall ever DC entitled to vote nj
ANY election Iv Ur hrld IN this STATE, &c. This
is tue iaDsuagr VI tue Constitution, which IA.
RsglsIIy law 10 enacted ~ carry UuI, aud which
ILv ksgIslTaIVTs have eAch TAKEN n solemn oath
10 support.
We call the special attention Of Union men In
tut several DIsiIlcts, ~ careful perusal Of the
Ia", aud ~ ssr that rs provisions arr carried W,
ia sIirit and letter. Tue Courts are open 10
psn,sn all ~hV uiay swear falsely, aud they will
Ls Iu'O@Sd " sustain II against all ~ho commit
pviJ1r! d! IaAins tux Va'u, ~uvn their acts du-
nHs tue rebellion ~sre u~IViVusiJ hostile to the
Iu'S1, aud va 'aii .! Ini-stn! via the uien en-
deaNOsIns " destroy uus uO,sTuinvat. Let uo
iHisS uInIdI 1S,vr CHiVu .stu irVln the discharge
VI ihris duty. Aleu- positions w,Tr to vail lie.
husd duiius Ihr last n,s ears 10 Vv eloudvd by
dUuOt ava. Iue iV!a i.au Mas kuOMn aud
Fe,VsH'ld dniins the whole Struggle, aud wiil
tqsal ,tEIaIUl! VVUid TIE .sUvl >! upaIhIzer h,
selsv'ed b, the sui'lc ~h,sa It Up hls counIe.
naHev upon the news Vt Federal dvivals We
~! 10 InlOa men, that the Constitution aud
laws Vi the State Tia the conditions OF the elsc.
tive iIauehise, aud that as the spirit Vi tue rebel
lou Is as luanIir nov 1t Was IN 1861, it is oul
sOivuuu dui! ~ SIT that tue law IS enforced
against all vino Cour within its provisions. -
Take down the natnes VI all whose acts and
~OIds Tor the las, hye years show that they eau.
not take the oath, aud 1t they persist Ia doing so
have them arrested aud h,ld TO answer . ehaig.
Vt perjury.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

How ABrasEss Mas LOOKS At "A Northern
merchant met Southern mrrchant-bo,h intel.
ligeni and honorable men, aud usiihsr Of them
a. extremist recently, but no matter exactl,
when or whrre. The latter maintained that III
,hr trouble now was owing 10 Congress, and tha,
" President Joanson's policy were adopted, re.
storing TO the late rebel Stairs 81 once aud with.
out conditions their right Of representation, and
all the other political rights they enjoyed before
the rebellion, every thing would be quiet. To
this the former calmly demarred, aud sald sub.
sianiially: wont talk politics but I will
put the case to you as practical man Of business
Many o. ns have . large portion Of our property
IN the United States securities. You know very
well how your section broke faith with us and
tried TO overthrow the Government, and how
We prevented the Seccessionisis from succeeding
by superior resources In men aud money. Nov
In veiw ofihe past, would you, n you were In
our place, consent 20 = restoration or a recon.
sirucilon that did not furnish psrisci guarantee
that the obligations Of the Federal Government,
should be fully, promptly and honestly discharr.
90, and that Ooverment put beyond the remolrs,
rst ofdsnRer from repudiatoss or nulll6srs -
Bo,tJa Trsaseriff.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

PEocIAHArIoS.- Pnsident Johnson has Is
surd proclamation declaring the rebellion COM
plr'rly aud r'ery wbrre suppressed aud ended,
and that the authority Of the United States has
l--n successfully aud completely sstALlished.-
ThnTk'norIon. the Governor elected by the re-
e''n.'raeird III Texas, Is gsea charge charge Of
HAT STATE. TIE wri, Of habsss corpus Is restored
martial law rrnovs'i. aud the President says
that the insnrrvsIiOn IL at an rnd, aud that
peSes. osisr. tranquility and civil authority now
exists Ia aud ihr'ng hout the whole Of The United
States" THE Am~rican propIe tan Judge Of the
I~aer aud Tranquility by rsirrring 10 the recent
riots =, New Uslraas. where Unioaists were muir.
d-Fed BY the RECONSTRUCTED authorities Of that
city.
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Our Candidates for Congress.

Fiom the Proceedings punshed elsrw here, Il,
will he ss~n that the lion. john L. Thomas, Jr..
was unanimously rr-noa,inated for Congress by
the Contention which assrnlblrd in Baltimore on
"Wednesday last. T"is is ia, "a fitting r,cosni.
ii0n Vi tn. srfsic,s at this gentleman. While
other leaders OF our party wavrrvd 10 their allie
eiAncr, or proved false To ihrir party, Mr. Thorn
as stood irm To the great principles he was elect
ed TO carry out representing his constituents
faithfully and firmly. The entire nnaniiniiy
with which he has be, renominaicd, Is but an
aagury Of the overW helming vote which will re-
EJECT him 70 November.
The ConvrIlOn Tor the Fifth District, selected
WIN. J. Albert. Eco, " his county, as their
standard bearer. Ever since treason developed
iisslf Mr.. Albert has been firm. consistent 10y.
aiisi, and was one Of the electors on the Lincoln
and johnson ticket IN the last Presidential con-
iI The odds are against him, IL il true, In
hi. district, Tut We fe-l sure that Mr. Albert will
M he a gallant fight.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

- Asan instance Of the bitter hatred which
It'll ellis the hearts Of the reconstructed rtb.ls
against loyal men, We would cite the general
tone Of the Southern press, when an occasion Of.
fcrs for them to spit forth their venom. The Mo.
bile Tribune thus speaks Of the late gallant aud
heroic DosIie, victim Of the Infamous rebel riot
in New Orleans:
What TO do with him This l. a practical age
10 which We live. and We must turn everytbinv
TO account. There are . great many sufTrrinR
negroes In the South. in spite Of the Frrrdin-n /,
Bureau, aud the number OF plantations de,ua nd.
ing the hoe. let Dcsiis's AKIN BE- Jorfhrifk srip
pet and aotd 70 BUnEa-ihe procreds To go 10 th,
Freedmen's Bureau and negro newspapers. TO H.
used BY them for the beneHt OF negro-s who bav.
no taste for work. Dosfie's body rM make gooa
sosp. Let Il BE- boiled dorm preparatory 10 E,ia,
dlsfribnfed IN bars 10 Hankee /" school snarps -
Dsi'eoHs rH Be hAs Lissss siPpsd By tAoss angular
fsmas. from ebony ehesks late iafkred By ths swssi
scented Dosfis."
We will venture the assertion that the vile.
eoniempiibls bIaekgaard who penned that, car.
rirs 10 his pocket pardon from Andrew John.
sou, ass reward for thus dsfaming men who
have fallen martyrs In the cause ofjus,ice. Back
TO your den, yoa loathsome, black .heartsd trail
tor Keep eosnpaay uiih your kindred spirits
Who mourn for the " Lost Cause" for your cor.
nup, carcass would polluis auy coll which
the lamented Dosts ever irod.
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49, The " Union as !, vac, .ss the favor.
lie mo,,o Of The Democracy during the war
We are approaching nearer 10 the realization O,
tina, state every day. uader the UnIou 90 Il was,
Il was the fashion 10 the South 70 wallop ueTro.s
and Tar and feather Yankss scboolmas,srs. The
only mark u dlslibelIon between the old dlspsn-
sation and The present, is, that now The negroes
are PsFssenIsd and murdered. aud the bsss asd
iruss, men 10 that section are buichsrsd BY seore,
Tor devotion to the principles ofllbsry and 100
ties. Indssd the eoppsrhsads, Wish fJr the rs,urn
ssshs eoed ed tmss b msss thaa FsallssA.
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Echo's Opinion on the Rebel,;on

ny what argument could the war have been
prevented by Buchanan 2 Cannon.
what was,he result when the South ceased 10
reason Treason.
For what Kind Of ruler were the Aris,octacy
aching ? a king.
what poser assisted Ia making Us again feel
Peacel Field-pecc.
Must git.
What OF the gentleman Who raised IN, bigg,s,
war whoops Wore hoops.
Nary man.
wha, rebel 10 judged mos, lenirn,ly by people
generally General Lse.
out1 Played out
Shall We In future have y rebellion ever ? Ney.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

REnovAtS Faon oTroE. but few person, out.
sac OF the magic g circle - ARE aware Of ,hs
Operations Of Official Ruilloiine." R,,,ilI, ard
almost impercrpilbly the sap,ori.rs OF I'onyr,..
holding Office under the Oossfnmrn, are ,sln,~r.
"a with and, failing to sagtifrr their politlr.l
orinions are being, excowmunicalsd, and m,
hiends Of the " PIE idsnts Policy " are icing
appointed 10 fll all such vacaa,ies Ia ever.
state, ~ well as In the Departments, I'll. wn,i
ptogrrssing with uniform regularity. ua,ii
holding their positions, aud only thoae ,b.t ,,,,,.
sent 70 swallow their professions n oppo,i,,on
are SLOWED rsfPiie. u !. Slated that The chic,
execuiioner, Postmaster General Randall. has al.
arcseed . circular 10 heads ~ BUREAUS In the an.
Iefent departments requesting them 10 siyv Al,
expression OF I: cir p0llieal views
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

~ Il seems AS though science had reached
almost lis highes, achievement in the completion
OF the Atlantic cable. Its success va, surprise
TO its projectors. The connection between llcarss
Content, the terminus Of the cable, aud the main.
land having teen complrisd. direct communicE.
ton with Europe has been opened. The daily
papers last week contained the latest intelligence
known In London ~ u noon the day before. The
charges are Eve dollars per word, in gold, Which
makes heavy item Of expense 10 newspaper pub
fishers. Tue COS, u the dispatches. Of course,
are shared in common by the leading papers
throughout, tie county o,bvrwise the enormou.
charges would make /, impossible for them to
use the cable a. a medium Of news communica.
ton.