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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
An OLD Confidence Game Revived.

few dcys since, John Dickson and friend left
their bones New Jersey and tits city their way
California Yesterday morning they proceeded 70 tie
tcketoce Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company and pgr
CHASED passagecke San Francisco Cal After punches.
Inc the tickets the stood the vicinity
Of the Office time ersing and while engaged they
i0iued BIZ stranger who asked them they
teud California. On their TcspOndingi the afr
native stated thar he sbon proceeding California
himself with a number Of horses and he then
deavorug TO fnd persons who understood the Of
horses and intending the land ofgod although
willing pay good he did not wish 10 incur the ad
dona expense Of their passage ther little more con-
yersaon ensued and noy the stranger engaged his com
panioDs for the service mentioned. The stranger then
turned to Dickson and asked him If he bad
any money, such were The case he could
take II stairs and convert into gold nothing bat the
latter passed in California Tie unsuspecing coun
yman gave tho sharper s0 Treasury Notes and received
security what pnrpoed to be ii $50 gold coins ana
check on TIE FIRST National Bank for $500 puportng 70 De
drawn by Roper Turner Co The stranger then passed up
flight OF stairs IN the vicinity and disappeared Afer wait
ing considerable length Of time the made inquiries
and became that they had been swnded Or
the check left security worthless aud the sup
posed gold coins bogus. The victim known 10
Capt John = Young commanding the Detective Police and
officers detailed endeavor II possible TO secure the
sharper Within the past few months lumber Of persons
have been yictimized in q similar manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
CITY EENIANEssI.

IMPORTANT MEETING OF MANHATTAN cENrBRs-rHE
RECENT ARREST oP PRESIDENT STEPHENS DE-
YoUECED.
Alta meeting of the Centers Of the Manhattan dis
,, held at the Central Office No 10 Chatham st. We'd
ssav the 18Th inst Col Rourke in the chair twas moved
and e,ond.d that committee be- appointed draw up
I,oos Of action taken by r. A. snnot
An causing the arrest James Stephensand expressing
confidence IN him as their eado Tue ohowng reso
w. ,l c.nfer Of circles Of the district of Msnhstsn
r with ferna. ng with horror and deteststion
- a, nd ,suory ncaTceTaion Of beloved and
80 irns s.nbsa. nv rerson called Il. A. sinnott
moved 10 pde haor 70 TIE cause TOT which DO
H., ~ t6- r.ntsrs f the Manhattan District do hereby
OF fto and an 20 Irish freedom
I'LL - - -. ,ilins 70 sacfc. lives necessary
g,,ed That We d. t TOT sni al his cole aud
',,i an, .5or,. oG oar Cb-f Oignizyr hDerte
from En- bondage tyranny aud
G,,rsf That hereby pledge sn-~ 20 James STEPHENS
ppor, "a and vnpy oil ms endeavors 10 accomplish
IN. srsnd ope-t which the orgsnHauon VA instituted
gs,,f n A. II A. N. duty tue h.hmsu. regardless Of pas,
s,sso. 10 the support Of james stsphsns the repEs.
sentative Of llh IN srty a home and am al -
John w Nrrbert blv. Circle Joseph Paul 81 Lawrence
oToos circle George Hogan John Lsn, Ses John gr.iy
AM, Mnyi.is c,csi A A. Griffin. Gen Kesrney Circles John
Kerr C,biI ODohsry Circle Brootiyui p O. Dndy Mchsc
Moa,, y., J.m. sb..dy r. Meashrr Circles Patrick OFsr
I'll rrvow.n Cres John Dun Font~noy Cadet, Circle Martin
D-sns ODouus Circle Luxe A. Suphy Ieope Chce
DIV lime. cSo'iy.p n b Cucsi Martin G. Mshony lrsh
a,.rse Circ sores Saith Wolfe Tone ticis Eugene Ne y
Core rsn Ca, James Pagan MafthaA Mesason N.e 'oAH
oh.l al..AAl cIA., L /. LTDea. Owen b'' oSsn SnA~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20

LAW IyTFLLIGENCE


SUPERIOR COURr-srEclAL IERM-JrLr l9.-Defore Jus
tee MCCuES.
SURRENDER OF sLAyEs--IMPORrANr QUESTION OF ~
TRRNATIONAL LAW-CAE SLAVE STEAL FROM
HIS MAsTERf
Two negroes named Emanuel Estrada and Pauline
Gansucch were city lew days ago taken
before Judge Hogan and by him held on preliminary com
mmelt complaint Of Francisco A10y on eb"rr
grand larceny the preliminary nuen Dtlhg rr I"b
for 27lh instant Meanwhile All nAu g. Hh.I " me
Interested 10 their and they blOng up to-day
before Justice McCunn writ Of habrfe corpus .
There having been preliminary examinalh tne iacs
clearly developed but seemed 10 oe he'u a we
prisoners slaves IN CJbl that vile theie try stole
from their muster thousands Of dobirs IN pod aud
they were the 18th ins taken warrant before Judge
Hogan and Is said that they consented TO remain 10 prison
until the 27h instant for the purpose Oh procuring noAau"n
aud having testimony taken ,
Afr Spencer argued that there was no treaty between spain
and country the holding OF person Dr crime
Their dominons That even there Is such
the Court would for minor crime SEM bbck
from liberty a state of perpetual bondage
Judge hcCunD-Cant those hhack's DC aken oNl IN
C5nt at All rate they should be OFF Officer take them or
Even surprising they stolen can safe st rom his
Can ehAite steal another nom us master When
the master has stolen his liberty IRON nan orlne Tor
him 10 take re- urn such masterf As u their having
consented the prison hey we're ignorant VI the
English language They were unid they sd been asked
10 10 be hanged they would probably have done
with equal readiness.
Judge McCunn wished to know there was treaty aud
expressed grave doubts whether eYel nader al eIradon
tTta'y the could be sent back to slavery .
an sns Wort1v magistrate but Agh tine he and
,.trates Understood thnt o. hold man. the commitment
the charged ana the une and PAca ~ IL &C.
IN .suce and slow tat WITHIN bic Ti.d.ciinu
NJ Gaunas $ BgdGyrd ASsiS tD.ssF4e Attorney stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK...,..,.JHr Il
Cleared.


Steamship Atlantic HoyeT, Southampton and Bremen, Roger
Brothers.
Steamship Cen J. h Barnes Morton Savannah, Livingston, Fox
6Co
sramshp Starlight Peirick Wilmington c.. Arthur Lesry
Steamship Sew.fork Plat Alexandra, J. Hand
Steamship BAk Boston, Neptune Steamship company
Steamship Mary sanford CLARK. Boston, W. 4. Clyde
Steamship Concord, Normau, Phtadelyha
Ship l.Gdoga, Wiley PhiIadephia, W. Ropes \ Co.
Slip Asia thr) WendehoEst, London, RugeT Bro.
ship ] F. Whseler Iiarris glasgow. W. 4 4. Nelson
Zg-d uhedt (as Leh Queenstown for orders Punch
Mencks Nerlt.
Hsrk Milton, Buckley Galveston Topper Bea,,ie.
Bah Nymphe Cdsnbs fse MonteStdeo and Buenos Ayre'
isrI Everhard Delus (nrcui Isuer London Ruger Bros
Bark Alyka Morton Brl Hines, Liverpool ~ 5, o. Wheel
wright. - -,
Bark Anonmo l La Canmsre. Bordeaux slocovich Smith
Big PaciGc0 Qa J. Cescone bordeaux, sbcouch smith,
big Gondolier tBI Windsor N g. R. De Woh1 Co.
Lns A. Gooinge lBrl. Crosby, Yarmouth, NJ S. Edmnson
Bros.
Brig PENSION (Br McCuoch g. Thomas Pension Co.
Brig Oak Point (Brl Nigns- Halifax d. X. DeWoh Co
kcAf Conquegal 9TH Foer jacksonville Ia, b. b Small
CO.
schr Mary, Sawyer. Boston. simpson Clamp.
Barge II C. Spring spfagpe. New ,tiAyen, NJ brsE Co.
schr George Washington PECK Newaven, Racket Tooher
Scbr O C Acten Hobbie Stamford
l.. Jscks0nviie. Bentley. smith 70
Bennett, EizaDethPort. IL w Loud 70.
schr Clarke St Johns, N f. H. j. Be"of "
Scar A Z. Major lBT) Perry. GAGE Bay j. L. o'eIion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20

Tho North River Bank swIndie.
ADDITIONAL COMPLATTs-THB ACCUSED ARRESTED
ANp Held To BAIL.

AND HELD To BAIL.
james c. Benn chicg-clerk in the employ of Mr.. l.
B. Laid No IS Broadway recently appeared before Justice
Dodge at the Jefferson Mlrke Police Court and made com
plant again Jacob Brewer alleging that on June 30
lis employer who is absent from the city
and stated that he wished pay debt Of $3.50 at the same
time rendering certificate Of deposit for 600 on the Noth
River Bank Of Uoboken y. j., account Of winch hes
already been published considerable length THE RDUsE
The certificate certified correct By tue Cashier W. A.
Perkins aud youhed for BY Tie puied President Wv
Chadwick II accepted BY Mr. Ladd and the balance
500 raid the accused. The certificate read AS iOlOvs;
$50 Norm RIVER BANK, HoBoKkS, y j., yIhe ~ looo
p Collins deposited In this Bank 500 payable 70 e oIeef
with four ~ cent interest," N return
- $500 w. A. PERKINS, Cashier
On wednesday evening accused together with Chad
wick arrested by Sergeant Garland OF the Jefferson
Mnrkei Court squad.
Mr George Fritz 81 No 65 Madenlane also made com
plant ChadW ck, alleging that through the false ana
rauueBi presentations u Chadwick one Homer Partridge
wa induced g. part with worth Of watches receiving
therefor check r s. 900 on the North River Bank Of Ho
bokeu y. j.. being due May 1880 and signed BY T. MI
nns check proving 90 be worthless Ins IKE
the other Endorsed by Chadwick on or about June
Justice Dodge committed Brewer for trial IN default OK
$500 bail lie native Of estoheser County n ana
aged years Chadwick also committed Tor thai IN
atf4glt OF & ~ bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20

that he had opportunity become familiar with tho merits
4 his cases that the commitment was sufficient mere
Tremnary commitment and shat 10 the adjournment the
presumption Of law that the Justice had acted properly
lie desired an 1umeut In order that he might learn
from tie spanish Consul who he understood the real
lanaui the authority under which be had thought fit to
llhc tbs action.
As 20 the suggestions that slaves could be sent back 70
lcudaRe or that they could commit grand larceny this
not in tie case They hero persons before The
Court charged with the conr q crime foreign SOL
The on! two questions before tie Court rt Whether
they were properly and hVialy held foT examinations and
second whether there be treaty between this country and
spain for The extrndou Of persons guilty uch crimes
10 ascertain this last he would ask adjournment during
which lie would make inquiries Of the Spanish ConslL
Assistant Unted States District Attorney Ethan Allen,
WHO Lad been nr stated that not az whether
such treaty existed but would examine INTO 10 and niom
IL Court 90 MORROW morning.
TIE Court then al urned N. nase 20 O'Clock tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFiCE-JuLr Il
Esf,sr Iommissiouer OgpOTN.
ATTEMPTiNG TO PASS COUsTBRFBrT MONEY.
Ln.ied States nlt Juhn Duncan.

ATTEMPTING TO PASS COUsTBRFBlT MONEY.
Ulied States AIT John Duncan.
Tho prisoner was charged with attempting to pass
counterfeit moueY.
Ihom,s Carlton sworn testfed-I liqroilener and
30 business No. 90 West Ihmts hrsts recognize the
prisoners BE- % ny place the do % ~ -'".s".
Young VIZ I'm ~ N" time; the prisoner ASKED ir
irinks orred IN payment therefor 81 cent sianpi li
him 10 Wa cUuntsrri toe young who accompanied TIM
ursoue pd ~ the lrnk tAe then went oai and
followed them. saw them iuO lager ber saloon and
av taom pay r "a dunEs thor IA good money when they
lJg them and c1used the prisoner 10 be
officer took him 10 the Station House and
m there the prisoners the officer found
% sent stamp aad good money; the prisoner
said be- ct the bad stamp In change FIR bM
Matthew OEOune testIed-l am policeman. and as soon
Iis0HoT and bis friend they commenced 70
away chased them Tor distance aud finally caught the
prisoner the yard ~ brewery In stable m this yard
found sevefl dollars In counterfeit bills aud currency.
The farther testimony then adjourned 10 wednesday
next Gt ~ O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20

FAST CLgRE.-Wm. J. NJ Reid, q salesman en-
poysd in the dry goods store Of Messrs Holmes Co.. No
III Broadway arrested wednesday by officer Barker
OF the Fifteenth Precinct tie complaint Of Lewis d. Jack
SON OF the firm. On the day question lady purchased
Of the accused two dress patterns paying therefor e. D. VI
this the clerk handed to the cashier but 81 ~ retain
the balance For lime past the accused has been
nous times taken goods the store and sold them eppro
praing proceeds u Is supposed that the goods thus
n len amount TO ABOUT eco Aer bis arrest Reid the
officer which led to the Of about $50
ttra thu accused Tor tria defaul. Of g. 900 bail He Is
native II scotland. aged q year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
Arrived.


.,nbp Nssara Couch and Norfolk, with nde and
Pa. Nv.,c B,-rv Barbados July T. with molasses 70 = w
Tw 20 lad light winds and Gains the entire passage Len
III Chaus dscbsrgina; brig Eyergade for Boston Loading
loadng brig Valencia Tor Boston dis
brs Scot Hartford In three dhys brig Emily Jane
Persia. for HALIFAX ready DTg Gen. io
Hsl6s. ready; .chr Maria j. Moore for Boston, ready - -
Brg Aie burkse lot Yarmouth. S Crosby Cee 90 DAYS
With wine Ge Boyd Hncken Passed Gibraltar June July
10 no st spoke brig Minnie from leshom for bsltmere
RIA Primo M Cso Palermo % days with fruit to siocovien
d Smith. - -, M t.h.. a. etr,,.or
Clap. - % -, -.L t,uh.. ,a Iohn
seSr j. j. worhinsOn worhiugOu, Georgetown c. days
with navel stores master. -, II, =,
wood and coffee to o.. r. Drwolf h Co -.
sh Jenny Lind Cole via Mschss days With Hing to
Snow Richardson. 4. A.. % nm,
4 p r.,k.,
schr Tyrone Perry chsyasd II days with lumber to Simpson
schT Mary Ann Bryan mshls' days with lumber to simpson
sehr Rosina Richardson MshI days, with lumber to D. Tai
schI Name Brown MsSh. days. with sh' he to Jed Frye
kCo
schr q. w. kimbsl, IT,. AL. Roehana
Schr Y. y. Meany, -, fort ana W
schr Manachus-tts Ksnniston, koekand
sehT Only son Marson, EiEAbe,hPor' LOT hAi'"ay' D."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20

SUICIDE BY PoEoSrSG.-An inquest was yesterday
b,d by Coroner Naumsnn No. AZ Ninth the body
Of Catherine Colws who committed suicide BY taking aGda
num- From the testimony would appear that on Wednes
day night returned her residence and informed her
son thai had taken poison. He at sent for medical
aid Antdoes ap ed but without effect and she died
the facts rendered by the jury Deceased was IA
Of ireland eyed % years No CAUSE was assged Tor the
nnmrni.ainn VI tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
UNITED STATES M.RsHALs oFFIcE-JgIi'

YESTERDAY Marslal Murray aud W. i. Wood, Chief
OF the Secret Division made another large han Of counterfeit
ers and ouunto fsing IMPLEMENTS The couMercng appa
rsus consists Of plates presses dies &c In addition to
these there secured large amount Of money Of various
denominations at counterfeit
II Is probably clous at this time 20 give any detailed
particulars Of these and Some Of the plates
zd are the country and the dies from which
the manufactured constructed that any num-
her plates BE- struck 0f n these CONTRIBUTING In'
nleneals are ID ths dice % MarslA Murray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
Passengers Arrived.
EHnM HANAAl

FROM HAvAEh-In steamship Moro Csste-J y De Csnio'
children J. a. Brown aud lady, Dr. w T.
Tinker Dr. Mulefr 4 de PoIiela Juan 'usy9 Vino, ~
Roudo :. Meredith and child A Aysrc1 Niles Alvarez,
81 Arosens W p Hall Mrs Orr and child Roberts hstines'
Sava L. Gonzales A. j. Loantado s. Moreno,
g. Aebo J. Redenedo. GAo r. Arina Martinez A. Breezon,
a. Jrrnoo W Murtfedi n sumock. 7. Esponea Mise A
Rodriguex a. A. Brghtan, Kane j. p Cobari
Mrusodez j. Kisey s. Reed J. Cay and lady, Mrs Stuart
Donae Miss Rosa Alvarez, A. Narlno, T. Egues
Blanco r. H. AIa T. Cohen DriEzs lady snd
three children, J. b. Hs@sl Mia 10Y and ehAd NJ Lane aud
ChuugChi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO the Owners


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the Owners q
~ Lots in this townhat unless The Taxes due on -
be their legal
by the day August will be duty to sd,sf's -
for
In square No lss-Io.s Nos ITO 1870 49, 1872. 49,.
In i39 100 l7 I'D III III lly -
10 square No 2liLos Nos. 73 rs ~ 49, 80 &c. 81 70 W. ~ ~
o. D. ~ %.
In square No 2lsIo. No. H. IS 49, 49, a. ~ ~ 20, IS
In square No 21Lots Nos 3s, 80 a. A. a. 49, ~ 65 % o. -
square No No. aao 800. a' aa aas. aae 'a sas ~
In square $751; $50 o $50 s5s 3so si -
364 35 - -. -. -. 80. 80. 80. -
IN square No. aoL. No. aa 800 aOl as $780, 49, aOo tO -
In square No as-Lo Nos 2s5 2s6 zee 23 ss ny
In square No 24LO No. bl, 1874 I 1886 49,. iss ~ lI NJ
In square No. 2a-Lo,. No $751; 49, ssi se5 $780, 800 -
In sG1are No. ea2-Lot. No. l5I 4f4 472 az z9s
10 square No. 24Los Nos 35, 800, SoS ~ I'll 81 III J'f
376 81, J7a. 49, 800
10 square No. 25S-Lot No. 395. - - -.
2e5 2C zee 20 III IN 273 rs a7s 2s 2s 49, 2s1 49,
In sqnsre No. 2s3-Lots Nos 235, 49, 219. r
In square No. 2e5-Lot No. ls7. -. -
No. 2TO-Lo Nos. 49, i4e ia, 49, i6a 49, 1914 -
43s.
In sqrare No 27l-I.ot No al - - - -
In square No 28Ios 3l3 34 3s 3l6 3lT ols al IN NJ
5l{ 3l5 310, 3l3, "a sS5 900 a.! go go, 49,. -, 49,. 80 a..
In square 23-Lo.s Noe lo9 no. H. ia li3, ia 49, Ia ~
49, l55 80.
In square No. 2s2-Lots No. l9s. "a
In square No. 2g8-Lo,s 800 40.
In sdnare No. 2al-lot No. 4oa.
BY order the Board Il Commissioners.
WILLIAM X. YOUNG Collector Of rsfsA
&c Grare June is, 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
THE PORTLAND FIRE.

The General Committee Of the Chamber a Com
mcree held its usual meeting yesterday le O'clock s. d
Chittenden esq. In the chair.
Mr. Cussman said that consequence Of the Illness Of hr
prck he had called upon Marine Insurance Com
pane. with the view II inducing them TO subscribe The
matter brought before the Board meetings. Of the
Atlantic aud Sun Comptno hut action taken upon It,
SUBSCRIPTION LIST.
Mr. l. A. Low 1reisurer. rendered tho following state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
Hoard Of Aldermen.

APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS-PoR-
TRAITS OF GOV. FESToS, Ex-MAYoRs oPDYKR
AND GUNTHER.
The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon, the
President John Briee, in the chair.
report received from the COMMITTEES on Salaries and
officers IN favor Of appointing large number OF persons as
Commissioners OF Deeds Adopted
A resolution was adopted that portraits Of Gov Fen.
ton. Mayors Opdyke and Gonther. be procured and
placed IN the Governors Room in the City Hall.
resolution read In favor OF purchasing A. c. Lewss
uaen gasbuner and that the same be placed on all the
lamps OF the nj not 10 exceed 81 per aEpWhleh
was lost; subsequently recOrsIdered and laid over.
The Board then adjourned order that the members OF both
Boards might enabled 20 60 TO Hoboken, " j. 10 play
baseball match.
BOARD OF OUECnMEs-REGULArrEG THE ELEc-
TON DrsrRcrs The Board O'Clock Thursday Of
ternoon the President j. Wilson Green in the chair Tie
Board concurrcd In Alcrmanc resolution dividing pnm-
Der Of the wards convenient election districts The
BOARD confirmed TIE list blind persons sent in By the
Controller. Adjourned TO Monday next at2 ?. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rise,..t.t6 26 Moon Ses......-
Sandy Hook .l % Gov lsAnd...2lst Hell Gate.....3
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NEsTERIAL CRISIS.

THE PRESENT MINISTRY SUSTAINED.
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PORT uarocn's Noiire.
Go fObom it man Concern

ARMY AND NAVY PENSIONS.-We are MAKING
~ applications under the law for PENSIONS. AuowsnoS
from f2 PEI month Those who have their certificates shsso
make application L. BROWN Solicitor; -.
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furniinre.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF was.
raned anufei1re Also solid Chestnut and Walnut ChAmsa
Suites plain ornamental ct n r. fAkRiSo1ONs, No -
Fsahlshed i3sl
DICKHARDTs Extension PARLOR BEDSTEAU
Il took Silver Medal at last Fair American Institute
Il entirely different from the common sofa bed has an 80
BE- "a sofa chair TO suit u
Factory and Ssesroom No 6 bsekers cor u Sshvs
Also. Furniture hand and mrde TO order.
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professional Notices.

CTRICTURE, FlSTULA, and PILES CURE0
without knife Attention 10 d's--e % ths Pew
,i.ssss ofthe face End person
HENRY A. DANIELS Nd, Surgeon, No. union-sqaar&
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Memoranda.

The ,ts,uhlp Moro Castle Adams from Havana VIII n sysa AZ
IN. as svsans W 10 the ely a aaolias
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CANADA AND TIE UNITED STATES.
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Gov They Raise Money in Canada.
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THE COST OF THE MILITIA,
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hree less than the number in the present Government
salaries OF these officers viii be less than those now
wen which range from g. 900 to $1,000 but in any
case the set Of governments will be costly enough
The present Government costs the country S6OOO year
in salaries, 10 say nothing Of expenses.
do not know that any In the Provinces will be
selected the honor Of Lieutenant Governors but some
ought 70 be- and some able those who viii
be sent out from England Though the of the peo-
Ole are in favor of Confederation they wish the cleo
ton system used 70 vide extent and TO offices filled
by native talent Ii is not make openings for English
nersons waiting about the Colonial Offices for something
10 tur up that Confederation to take place II is that
the Provinces may derive strength and separate benefit
from union. l. for one would like 10 sec tho highest
talent aid BY election II Is urged that sent out