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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-21

NEW STORE.
40 Main Street 46
MATTHEWS
AND 98sl =
IS FULLERTON,
k HAVE FOR SALE AT
Wholesale and Retail,
s A well selected Stock Of saaoI.
Agricultural Implements.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES.
CAND
GARDEN SEEDS
In their Stock will be found:
CHAMPION Rsapers and Mowers
QUAKER Movers,
RUSsELL's Keepers and Mowers,
Threshing Machines.
dtlw q EvaporatOrs.
UNION CHURN-makes Butter 10 2 Minis.
Corn Mills, fQueen Of the south
Sugar Mills,
TANNING MILLS, Stanforo's New Patent,
y The Cheapest,
Is Smaller Outside 4 has Larger Riddles,
has More and Better Rddei doe, twice the work
l.aff han 9th
Has m mp and do svn JOLT, with side shake,
Cleans aud separates ali kinds OF Sc EDS,
CultIng Boses.
Corn Shelters,
no JSIER wheat DRILLE Seed soWer,
The Best in the World.
Cider Mills,
HORSE HAY FORK and Litter,
Il. l.. WALK EIe'S New Pa nt.
The Cheapest, simplest,
strongest, lightest Fork, and most powerful lift
Horse Hay Rskes
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER,
Washes SGreal<y shirts,
by force Of the water, Without Rubbing
Washes ncre at a time and faster than any
Clothes Wringers
PLATFORM SCALES OF Nelson & Davis
sr mako, pronounced by Tobacco
Warehousmen strongest & most correct.
PLOUGHS, and CuitIvators.
0NE-aORSE WHEAT DRILL.
FAUCET 81 MEASURE Combined.
New Pateut and Great Convenience.
RAIN-WATER FlLTERE ltS-cheap,
Durable and Effective.
NON-EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL CANS,
A Cheap InsuIaDce.h
UNFREEZABLE PUMPS, New Patiently
Which agitate the water; cheaper
and more effective than Chain Pumps, or any
other kind of water elevator.
COFFEE ROAsTER, New Patiently
Goes by CIOekyvOrk, Roasts
Coffee without needing attention., browns every
grain to same color. an if used IN conjunction
with Ourl Old I'D smlmIon COffee Pot, will
always perfect Coffee.
NEW LAMP-SHADE d. Atfaehme sat /,
IVES Patent for COAL OIL,
Which permits the Lamp
to be filed, trimmed aud lighted without NOV
ing Shade or chimney casts no shadow beneath
the Lamp;is more POTABLE than Gas, much
cheaper, aud better light for the eye Many
firms. IN New York have DISCARD &c ~
Il eEs s GA to SO this Lamp and Shade.
BIRD CAGES, ths finest ever brought here
BUILDING CHAIRS, a 1 styles, large and
small, carpet, stat, cushion and cane seat--the
most comfortable Chair yet made, and guaran-
teed perfect In wood and workmanship.
and large assortment Of g 4a
W00D AND WILLIAM WARE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-21

The Commissioner of Pensions has
decided in the case of a ex-rebel SOL
der, who claimed land bounty for mil
tary services in the war of 1872, that
BY his participation in the rebellion he
forfeited his title to and awards for ser.
vices rendered prior to the rebellion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-21

ID Ha.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-21

ESCAPED AT LAsr-Sadly the worse
for the controversy, the Courier has
escaped us at last. 1t has burrowed SO
deep in filth that we can not reach it,
even with four-pronged fork"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-21

In the memorable speech to The color.
ed men of Nashville, on October oath,
1864, in which President Johnson prom
Used to be their Moses to lead them to
fairer future of liberty and peace, he
declared that "loyal men, Whether Dhite
or black, should alone control the desti-
MES of Tennessee. 1t would seem from
this that he had not then admitted into
his mind the idea that to give political
power 10 the blacks would necessarily
produce an DISCRIMINATING war between
the two races.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

a15o-specinl Premium offered by
j. a. LUM.
800 for tic best Double TeaH Hack Carriage Brett
and Horses,
SO for The tsst caa. or victoria and Single Horse
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
oaL SnleIIias.


The absorbing interest Of the great faiI yestsss
day depleted the population of Tile cisy to such
an extent that tda town ID scarcely worth notic-
ing All that vas particularly noteworthy #as
the immense tide Of people that set toward the
Fair Grounds. The City Railroad go1apary ez-
hausted its resources IN furnishing cars for the
line going to tne Fair Grounds, ami these convey
ances were insufficient. Every description of
vehicle, and every nag that could be ired had It's
load or its mount. carrying people eut. Never
has there been seen in New Orleans % deep and
general an interest as was nanifestet Oh this
occasion. The inauguration Of the fair, opening,
as it does glorious future in Industrial fgsproye-
rnsnt, was season for gIadness and rejoicing,
and the people fully realized the importance 81
the event.
It's gratifying to chronicle that no accident oe-
cured, either in the city or on the Fsir eroaals
to cause sad thought to be associated with tie
great event. The weather was most auspicious,
il is no exaggeratiea to say that it was charming,
and it is gratifying to chronicle that the skies
promise a continuance for several days Of the de-
lightful temperature and eIoudIess heaven with
which the opening Of the fair has bsen ii iessed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
OF EUROPRAr n
INTELLIG+E E1N CE.
WOMAN RIGaTS CONVENTION Al
ALBANY.
TIE RADlGAi su,BERS' AND SAILORS MASS taEETA0 AT
THE oPERlHG OF CONGRESS-.

PoRTD AND, Nov. 2O.-The steamer Hibcrnian,
from Liverpool on the 8th, has arrived,
ADumbor of cabinet councils have been held in
LoD don. The Times says they can hardly be on
the subject of REFORM
The stock of cotton in Liverpool amounted &c
88l 900 bales, of which 100000 were American.
ALBANY, Nov, 2O.-The woman's rights c"Juyen,
tion met here hismorning.
Lucy Stone, Mrs. Stanton, Parker Pilsbury ani
Fred, Douglass were prominent dele gates
The usual resolutions consequent upon sucl
gatherings, were adopted.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-The radical soldiers
and sailors leagues who Contemplate mess wei
come to Congress previous to the opening of til
session, have invited John o. Began to max
their address, They intend giyingSa banquet i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
PRESIDENT JOHNSON. IN BALTIMORE
The Grand Masonic Display --- Tie
President in Full Regalia.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2o.-The President arrived
here this morning to attend the Masonic display.
He is the guest of Gov. Swami.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2O.-Tho Masonic display in
this city to-day was grand and imposing. Several
visiting delegations participated in the ceremonies
President johnson, in full regalia, appeared on
the portico in front of the residence of Governor
Swami, and reviewed .the procession. He after
wards, accompenied by Governor Swami, pro
ceeded to whore the corner stone of the new Ma
sonic Temple was being laid and took St position
on the grand stand. 1t is estimated that fou
thousand M&sors were in the line
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
SENATOR HARLAN ADVOCATES IMPARTIAL
SUFFRAGE,


AUGUSTA, GA, ov.2O.-Gov Marvin of Flori-
da, in message to the Legislature, takes grounds
against the constitutional amendment, presenting
at length the reasons which call forth the opposi-
ton of the people Of the State otis adoption. lie
also aludes to the conflict between the military
authorities and the policy of the President as
shown by the formers interference with the civil
tribunals in disregard of the Presidents procama-
tion and by their setting up special judicial tribu-
nails in violation of the Constitution of the United
States.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O-A public meeting Of
whites and blacks held here last evening to con-
slider the suffrage question was addressed by Sena-
tor Harlan and other orators Including one black
man. Harlan expressed the belief thatif Congress
was petitioned for impartial suttfage there would
be no difficulty III the passage of law for that
purpose.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
a nlusensats.

TnE sr. CHARLEs--JudSe Conrad's great ltf
torcal tragedy, in five acts, entitled "Jack Cad4 !,
or the Eentish Rebellion will be produced to
night, with Mr.. Eddy Jack Cnde, Miss Alic e
Placide as Marianne, and Miss Kate Raymond as
Kate Worthy. "Der FreiscllGz" will be re-.
peated as the afterpieee, for the last time.
THE AcADEoIY.--Tha entire excellent c0ml ,ina-
ton Of talent at this heater, will appear in their
different acts this eYaning. The Hauon Br others
produce new partegne tricks, while all thu other
stars are a1nouncsdin new songs, dancea, etc.
THE VARIETITss.--" "ArraAna-Pogue," with its
bcautifu! scenic effect ana good actin of Mana.
ger Floyd and 0he rest OF the &C mp any, will be
again produced this evening.
THE New OPERA HoVsE.-Lr.t Ftruorita.- This
masterpiece Of Donizetti's wi II be given tonight
1t wiz be quite novelty for ,ur public to hear th
opera rendered in Italian, IL lcugh they have Ion.
since become quite familier Nth it in the Frencl
lGnguage
Faust' drew another large and enthusiast
audience last night, and it was rendered in til
same finished style Which Max. Strakoschs CON
| pany are wont to givs.it.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
VOLUME XVI.
sf7fccgsaBetcs7 0aJ1 sGgrjcWFGesctcE
FAIR ASSOCIATION or LOUISIANA.
FAIR TO COMMENCE ON THE 2orH AND CONTINUE
UNTIL THE 28rn NOVEMBER, INCLUSIVE.

The New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
and the Mississippi Cepra will during the Fair all per
visiting New half the usual price of tickets
Passengers will be carried the New Orleans Opeousas
Western Railroad and the Steamboats, running
Bayou Tece connection Herewith h&Gprice from the
18th to the 29th November, inclusive.
The vi ksburg packet Fashion, Captain P D. Pratt wi
bring all persons coming New Orleans during the period Of
the Fair at half rates
The following Railroad and Steamboat Lines will return
FREE OF CHARGE all Exhibitors and their Wares,
present the FAIR in New Orleans, commencing the
10Th November 1866:
Chicago and Great Eastern Railroad.
Mississippi Valley Transportation Company.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Pacific Railroad.
Desmoines Valley Railroad.
Cincinnati and Gainesville Railroad
Syracuse, Birmingham and New York Rlilroad.
Peoria, fekin aud jackson R4ilruad
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Rutland and Burli gton Rai'road.
EcuEuE and Mount Pleasant R4lfual
Atlantic Mississippi Steamship Company, and Railroad
Lines.
Southern Mississippi RailrrRd
Mobile Mnl Iiue Of Steamers.
Texas Line of Steamers, outside
LUTHER HOMES.
Secretary and Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
singular Larnsnu.

Lieutenant sheehan, commanding tho police
force of sfe Fourth District, reports having arr
rested A. w. Roberts end bis wife, On charge
preferred I1y John Woodward Of entering hts fe
s3a'ence and fsIonlously sarryfug away piano, an
arm oir two mat tresses, bookcase. an iron bea-
steal, silver pitcher, about a thousand do'Iars7
woTta Of elothiag, and bag containing gold and
silver coin to the aaiount ef about eighteen Hat-
dred dollars, The removal Of somahy heavy attT-
cles Tas q very beld act, # felopioas and the
explanation Of 70 singular d charge IT larceny
can only be had thFelgh joaieiai investigation,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
Cogso2s DemGag dissertation
tBRANcu OF NEW YORK. OFFICEl
vs Canal street.

orgiaatos ofthe Aneos neo use Of the NITROUS OXIDE
Laughing Gas, ay established Office in New Orleans
for the Painless tractiou OF Teeth Oar long experience
with the &savlpg given 20 more than sixteen Thousand
to por ntire freedom from pan perfect security in
is haeton One Of the mobers Of this Association Dr.
p. G. COTTON, will be in constant attendance at then
Rooms l76 Canal street between Baronne and styaaes Sta
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
Y r M.-TRIAL8 Of SIZED on tlo Track.
Friday, November asa-Foarth Dey.

Friday, November a8a-Fourth Day.
EXHIBITION HALLS AND MACHINERY IN oPE-
RATIOE.
ANNA a-rris1s oroCL11Y AroRs and HARRows in
the field on the Arena.
Alto 4 u-Ezhibiton Of Stockin the Arene-HoRsE and
MARE MULES in Harness; Matched CARRIAGE AND
BUGGY HORSES; SINGLE HORSES and MARES for
AtS}5 P. INITIALS OF SPEED on tie Track.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
,T,nursdav, Nov. eed-Thlrd 8ay.

Thursday, Nov. esd-Third Bay.
EXHIBITION HALLS AND MACHtNEEY IN OPERA
TON.
AtIoA N-TE5T or PL3Ws and 4a kinds Of rlowing
ID the GeId near the Arena.
AtlD4 v-Exnbiti.n If stac,s "A tho Arena--cALEEs.
BRAHnIE BULLS, BRAHM1E COWS, FAT CATTLE,
TROTTISG sTALLIONs, BEo0D MARES sucking
At3# .u-TRIALs OF SPEED on tno Track
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
TO GRe P5s55sc.
OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, Nov. 17h, 1866.

OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, Nov. l7tn, 1866.
have positive information that during the continuance OF
coming fair the city will be ys ted by an unusual cengreg"
thieves and burglars most OF these will be unknown
to Detective Poll deem duty to warn the public
to be usually careful of their yaoables whehe7 at
their dwellings upon their Every eHerton will
bc used by the authorities detect such and bring
them to justice but all who visit the aud other public
places should than crdnly caution for their own
protection
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

The grounds will be opened usual for visitors.
AT 2P NJ GRAND SACRED CONCERT, under the
direction Of CoLLIGNOE, assisted by Two Hundred 5usi
clans
Full detailed particulars hereafter.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

Tie full particulars of each days eXhbiton viii be
in HanGbs which be had at the Office OF he sSsoca-
ton or on the Grounds during the Fair
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
TH0S. Z, ADAMS,
Chief of Police.
CgoesRs CzooEs ,! cso@Hs -
GUEBLE s. N1PPERr,

GJEBLE 6 NLPPIIFtI2
Canal street............"....13z
Have lust received their fall stock of new PARIsIAN
GOODS and will open then, GA MONDAY the 18th inst
These consist of Silk BASQuES and CIR
CULARS, plain and beaded Black and Coored Cashmere
PALLOTS; Cloth CLOAKS, BASQuES and CIRCULARS
Their Cloak room one elegant and we'll lighted
in the city affords opportunity for choce unsurpassed il
New Orleans.
Besides the above mentioned splendid assortment o
CLOAKS they have complete stock of the most fash
| ionable DRESS TRIMMINGS and FANCY GOODS jus
opened and received direct from Paris
| JoUVINrS KID GLOVES always on hand No mef
beautiful stock kept AmOco and goods sold at noE
reasonable prices.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
Z P. m-TsIALs OF SPEED on the Track.

Saturday, Nov. 2fth-Fifeh Bay.
EXHIBITION HALLS and N sCHINERY IN OPERATION
At1oA Exhibition in the Arsna-Toams Of AULEs,
Yokes Of OXEN, Thoroughbred STATIONS, STATIONS
for general hiy.
At3yP u.-TRIALS OF SPEED on the track.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
Tuesday, nov. e.th-E'ghth Day.

EXHIBITION HALL and NJ CHINEEY IN OPERATION
At 10 A. u.-Exhihition in the Thoroughbred
MARES Draft MARES, MARES for general utility, Pair
of Draft sTALLIoNs GELDINGS, or MARES, Single do
Roadstor MARES in sing harness Exhibition Of FhOhaE-
MANSIiIP by boys under fourteen years
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

In the Fieid-GRAND EXHIBITION OF SKILL By The
FIRE DEPARTMENT. and trials Of Steam and Hand
Engines
To conclude with Cayacade of all the Premium Stoek
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
NUMBER 85

the evening o. the day on which the delnonstra.
ton is to be made, the radical CoEgressmen to be
the guests.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21


A isoMANrIc ScENE.-The scene was enacted at
Berlin on the mornng of the entrance of the VIC
toIlous troops A young and distinguished officer
sabet from an Austrian Uhlap, was paying visit
to ms haneee, young lady attoohed to the
queen h0usef ,od Her aver entered her salon
III inil 4hiorgl, and wearing his helmet, but on
iaknG ms s9 at near is fair lady love, he took oil
hls helmet nd put it small table in front of
me hfe; as, notwithstanding all the enthusiasm OF
the populaT ION, tho day was excessively cold. By
some suddf N movement, however, the young otl-
cet upset .he table, and the helmet rolled into the
ire The re was scream and an exclamation OF
horror. The scream was of course, feminine; the
express on of dismay, however, was masculine,
cGused by seeing tie horstta OF the helmet catch
lire ~ ID bum away in an instant 10 JOIN hisregi-
n mef.Eand pass the king wearing singed helmet aad
n Q'le EuiitGSs Of hOrsGal was utterly impossible,
and still less impossible to absent himself such
a nay. One eNasperating fact was that the helmet
20 VS. burnt behind; the wits among the crowd
woQd therefore imagine that lie mad received a
J. shot while flying from the enemy. Needless tc
remark, that every slop in the city Of Berlin was
cl1sed. Suddenly Romeo's fair Juliet started
I'd seized a par of scissors, and in fewer Seconds
than it takes me to write, cut of the wheie of he
III magnificent cisretlra d9fee, and With marYelou
- ingenuity, fastened it to the seorched helmet
Thus Graf Won rode at The head OF hi
81 squadron of Cuirassiers with flowing trophy 0
81. love and devotion, such one would have though
M a Roman woman of old alon' would have parte
~ with; but this deed was dr,ne by fair Pfussian
Ne and in the midst Of the prosaic nineteenth cen
in tury.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
a5oo-specIn1 premium onered BY

$500 Special Premium offered by
THE N. o. cIrY RAILROAD CO.,
For tie best STREET CAR FARE BOX.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
ra,sves ; on ths Fair Grouns,..

The Chief of police has advertised the peBlie to
be on their guard agaiast thieves, beth sbroad
ana at horne, particularly at this time, on account
af the nunlter Of professional kaaves attraSttd
here by the g,eat tair The Tecessita of ttis eaH-
ton was SHOW n yesterday id several instances of
pocket picking On tho Fair Grounds. GensaI
Lu0uzan hGdshis pocket picked Of q pocket book
containing foTay dollars, and lady IN lis corn
psny came near being robbed Of her watch We
heard Of other ltldies and gentlemen, apon whora
lie Eight fna4rn either succseded or was
attempted So asdroit were the rascals ID every
instance that their detectoaWas Impossible. The
police force on the ground was very yfssssant but
'it isimpossiblafor a few men to wafeheFery thing
going on in g n2uitftude Of thpasanda. 1izatenant
Manning and oftic9r Cummings arrested three
john Harris, John Leonard end James MeDouald,
and they are held TO answer the charge Of va
graney. Mcdonald is also specifically accused Of
attempting to pick lady's pocket.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
MONDAY, Eov. e8th-seventh Day.

AAOht'slys I0OF' F@H1t : VIl'I II H0E'I'
EXHIBITION HALLS and MACHINERY IN OPERATION
Aida NJ. Exhibition in the Arena JACKS, JENNETS,
SADDLE HORSES, Rasai in ths State MARES Do,
PoNIES Do, DRAFT sTsLLI0Ns, MARES for general
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
Paris


UNIVERSAL EXHIBITIoN-l867.
..... NOTICE.
Having been appointed by Ezceency Wells, Agent
and Commissioner represent the interest of the State d
Louisiana at the UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION at Paris
1861 respectfully inform all residents Of this State desron
of exhibiting Machinery Produce etc. at the above Expo
sitlon that viii impar all information within REACH And
facilitate theorwaring of packages the place OF dcsn
nation II addressed the subject through Postoce box h2
New Orleans
EDWARD G0TTHElL,
Agent and Representative
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

List of dispatches remaining at the telegraph
office for want Of proper address: Maj, E. H.
Craig; G. Y. A. care Gleason s. Sweeney; Chas.
B. Gaskilii Captain 40tfl U. S. C.I.; H. A. Hanna
VIM. Sweatm&yt; Geo. G. Wolf.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
HOW vIsttors nre TO Eseeeh the ssrour tls.

The Fair Grounds fjrmerly known as the Creole
Race Course They situated in the Third District be-
tween Espanade the side and the GentiiIy
Road on the other
The principal entrance for passengers will be at tbs
Espanate street gate.
tily Road.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
FIRST Grand State E'@tg.
MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION
OF LoUIsIANA.
Commencing Tuesday, November go. and
Continuing Eight Bays.
PROGRAMME:

Opening OF the Grounds,
Tie Grounds will opened DAILY for the receation of
visitors. at 9 a. NJ, and will be CLOSED AT SUNSAT
Time Of the Exhibition.
Tie exhibitions the will take place each day Sun
day excepted atl0A.M
Music.
Charles Jacger's celebrated SILVER CGRNET BAND
will be on the Grounds each day, from 10 a. to 5rM
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

special Premium OG'ere1 by
C. II. I'm NJ E r NJ A N N.
A SILVER FIREMAN's TRUMPET for the Company
who with rs Hand Engine and bona Gdon active
members win travel around the track get ready and
throw through nifty feet Of hose in the shortest time.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
Gov. Marvin opposes the ConstitGi-
ti0nal Amendment.
ALLuDE8 TO MILITARY INSPIRATIONS OF AUTHORITY

Black and White Meeting in Washington.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
s1ao speelnl rremInm olrerea BY

II. j. HART & Co,
For the sample of SUGAR made by Vacuum process
not less than one barrel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

500 special Premium offered by
u. A. BRAsELAIAN & Co,
For the best New Orleans made Lady's Cloak, Of
material.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
nT.ors or TrausoertntIon,

Mems of Trnnspertntfon.
The City Raironl Company will run fifty cars-stRrns
from Canal sree-during the Fair Each car will be desg
mated with small flag with the word Fair upon it.
Lines of omnbuses will every -, both from Cana
ard Esplanade streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

&lo0-specInI Premium OTe=ed by
GARpHyvAIrE, IlIcyvIs81 STUART
SIR rsrtae bsst made Linen Shirt.
$5J t1r the hest lldc Vest uf auy material
Both articles 10 bs manufactured either ii the parsh d
Orleans qr Jefferson
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
$500 Special Premium offered by

n. J. FIFtRRON,
For the hest Portable ENGINE for Plantation purposes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-04
Leaving surplus Of estimated receipts | Fr
estimated expenditures Of ..... Rs5 $40 aga


Qua COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE WITH BRITISH AMERICA
In regard 70 the commercial Intercourse between the
United States and British America the Secretary adheres
that until system s fully revised and al.
used 70 the financial situation OF the country this sub
ect should no. be placed beyond the control Of Congress-
but should be left 10 concurrent legislation and such
regulations the Treasury Department may Be author.
lied by Law TO prescribe. Another for arrange
the political situation Of British America The scheme
OF confederation which proposes 10 transfer questions Of
revenue aud external trade to single central authority
may prevail with the ministry Of England either 10
modify materially the terms Of the Quebec convention or
TO subject the whole measure 70 The hazards q popular
However the political problem may bs solved, 10 n
not unlikely that when the United stsses shall have
Of taxation 40 ~ 70 receive the largest Of rev.
enae with the least burden 70 industry, British America
provemenis along the channel Of the s. Lawrence and
through Northwest British America 70 the Pacific coast
which BY the financial necessities attending its adop.
zion and the administration Of a federal government
will suggest o Zolverein, or complete assimilation of
excise and custom duties on each side Of the northern
frontier Al present nactiou upon this subject would
appear 70 be the true policy OF tho United States
MAXINE HosrrrAta
Under tho authority conferred BY Congress- at rs last
session the marine hospitals st Burlington, VT, at
Charleston, g. O., and Al Cincinnati, Ohio, have been
sold, and proceedings have been taken to dispose OF
possible TO obtain fair prices for them.
sale has also been effected Of the old mariue hos.
ptal Chelsea, Mass on satisfactory terms The new
hospital building q Chelsea. aud that Al Cleveland
Ohio, have received such additions and repairs n wers
necessary 70 put them In serv,ceable condition and ali
marine patients within practicable reach Of them have
bean gathered there for treatment
similar plan OF concentrating the patients a promI
nent points has been. ~ far or practicable pursusd
throughout the country BY which, together with rigid
adherence 70 the Fundamental principles on which relief
should Be Afforded the expenses Of the establishments In
though the enlarged demand fos hospital privileges 81
We so0se cosssoasst unon the rsopsnns " list 49,