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THE PRusPEcr
Tho following act haa bean accepted by this Company
The National Telegraph Law.

An ACT TO aid n the construction Of Telegraph Lines
and 70 secure 70 the Governments tho use Of the same
for Postal Military and other purposes
Be enacted by the senate and Houee Of Renyeasnt.
ves Of tne United States Of Amsrics In Congress ss
sembied: Ihst any Telegraph Company now Organized
or sncn may hereafter BE- organized, Under the laws
any State In this Union, shall have the rfeht TO con
street. nantn aAd operate lines Of telegraph throusb
and over any portion Of the public domain Of the United
ss..e 9,s sna along any q the military post roads
bs fecafed sush ~ ct Of Congress ard under Or
.crpss ths navesbe streams waters Of tks United
6fst; RSovidsd hat such lines on tsIssrspA sha 81
Constructed and mantsnsd q NOT 10 obstruct ths
of such strsas ADD waters interfere With
thsordinary trsvel on such military post roads, And
uss on sch Dsblic lsads ths secssssry stone tber
and otA material for its posts pisrs stations and Other
nsedal uss In tbs construction naintsnancs asd ope-
usssssh portion ofths unoccuped public lands subject
70 essapon through which fts sald nss Of telegraph
m b located nay b nscssaary for it, staton not
sxceding forty for Zach statoa but such stations
shaal not be within Afsssn miles Of each other,
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eovefnsnt II the Unitsd 4tes and thsr osesss aad
SCENTS sha IN their ansmission over the lines u aay
o{d Compspiss hAvs priority ever All other busins
md shall y sent = Fatss 10 BE- annually hxsd by fAs
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snd privileges hereby granted shall not - HsnsfsFrsl
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ton, associas person Provided however Thss the
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THE ASSASSINATION TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, August 9.
Judge Fisher received a communication
from the jury and sent written reply. The
subject ofthe correspondence has not trans,
pired, but as the Judge handed his reply to the
bsiliff, he was heard to remark, "Tell him /
will see about it before nightfall." He then
got on car and started for Georgetown.
During the evening quite crowd assembled
in and about the court room, and upon the
steps Of the city hall, in full expectation
of verdict, or some other disposition of the
CAGE tonight. The principle theory of the
case is, that there is majorityon one side,
and they refuse to ask to be discharged, but
have made up their minds, and are determin.
ed to worry the minority out. 1t is very
certain that number of the jurors are very
unconcerned about the matter, as this eve>
ming they are engaged in singing favorite
song which seems to be Sweet Home. Mr..
Merth, one of the jurors, has been very sick
all day, but is somewhat better this evening.
At s:45 o'clock the Deputy Marshal cleared
the court room and closed the doors,it being
understood that nothing definite would be
known to night from the jury,
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rA1s elIfk DRA1e

PAAr1, Ang. =. - rscsivsa hsre
eoa1rn ~ pssvisss sase.ssnsat sf he
sccupaAion y Tie three Provinces Of Cochin
Chins y ~ Fssoch fofoss.
IOxDex, Aag. 9.-Ths Government viii
imnsdiatsly dsspassh : larss body q troops
% Canada 70 rspel the threatened Fsnian ins
vasion from ths United States.
In the House Of Lords last evening ths bill
to abolish the church rates was rejected BY .
large majority.
Dispatches received here announce the
death Of Marie Sophia Amelia, daughter Of
Maximiiian, Joseph Duke Of Bavaria, and
ex>Quesn Of Naples.
A terrible railroad casualty occurred at
Bray Head, Wicklow county, Ireland, to-day.
The Express train for Wicklow, when st .
place called Localia, ran off the tack and
eight passenger coaches versprecipitatsd into
the sea. The Railroad at that point runs
along the summit of high bluff. The loss
Of life WAS frightful, only one person on the
whole train, man named Moneyo, escaped
alive.
LONDON, Aug. 0-Evening.-ln the House
of Lords this evening the Government sub
mitted new postal treaty with the United
States, for reducing the rates Of postage be-
tween the two countries.
In the House of Commons this evening, in
answering an enquiry Of Lord Stanley, the
Foreign Secretary said Sir F. Bruce, British
Minister, at Warrington, had been impow.
cred to investigate the matter Of the recent
killing Of Capt. Speer BY United States
soldiers.
Thirty persons were killed outright by the
Railroad accident at Bray Head.
The Home Secretary, in the House Of
Commons tonight, in reply to question,
said that the Fenian prisoners had been
treated better than any of the others.
The Reform bill having been returned from
the House of Commons, motion was made
to,night, in the House Of Lords, to recon>
slider its action on disagreeing to the amend,
ments. After some debate the consideration
Of the subject was fixed for the 18th.
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FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Aue

CHICAGO, Aug. y.
In the Recorders Court yesterday Judge
Van Buren set aside the divorce granted
some time since to one 0. P. McGrath. The
reason for this action was the discovery that
McGrath had resorted to fraud in obtaining q
separation from his wife, who had never
been notified that proceedings had been com.
menced, and was only informed of the state
of affairs after the claim had been granted.
The firm of N. 81. Cotton h Co., whole
sale liquor merchants. was yesterday swindled
out of ten barrels Of alcohol, worth S. 500,
by q clever confidence operator.
Several distinguished Southerners arrived
at the Sherman house to day.
Gen. Alfred Sully, President Of the special
Indian Commission, and Gen. Eli s. Parker,
of the Commission, arrived in the city to-
day en- route to Washington, to make their
report of Indian matters in the North
west Territories.
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

ST. Louis, Aug. 9.
Omaha dispatches say Gen. Sully and Col.
Harker arrived from the mountains last even
ing. Spotted Tails band OF Indians have
broken up. A part of them crossed the
Platte yesterday, and are reported to have
joined party of Cheyennes on the war path.
The settlers are fleeing to North Platte sta.
ton for protection.
The steamer Antelope lies above Ft. Ben.
Sioux.
A passenger on the Imperial was killed by
an Indian to-day.
"A battle recently took place at Kinos Al
tos, New Mexico, between forty citizens and
eight soldiers and large body of Indians.
Eleven of the latter were killed and eight ia.
ken prisoners. A white captive girl was re.
leased and taken to Ft. Bayard. The hiding
place OF the Indians w8s burnt.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, Aug. Q.
The New New York Constitutional Con-
vention refused to extend the Gubernatorial
term to four years.
Four cases Of Sun stroke occurred at Buf
falo yesterday, one Of, which proved fatal
Two colored servants we're killed by light
ming. at Eupratte, Pa, yesterday.
Abbie Tallson, conspicuous for his ants
slavery principles, died at Rochester, N. Y,
yesterday.
A Committee from Tennessee, and another
from Alabama, are now in Cincinnati solicit
ing aid for the destitute in those States.
Z. F. Trainor, of Dwight, Illinois, lost his
pocket book, containing 81 900, and draft
for $50, at the Pittsburg L Fort Wayne de-
pot, last evening.
New YoRK, Aug. Q.
Judge Ferguson, of the Supreme Court OF
this State, died at Yonkers to day.
BosroS, Aug. 0.
H. J. Murray, Clerk in the Postoffice, has
been held for trial in 5000 bonds, charged
with stealing money from letters.
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FROM HEARTS CONTENT.

New York, Aug. g.
The Herald Hearts Content special says ::
Her Britanic Majesty's surveying steamer,
Gulnave, arrived from ST. Johns this morn
ing, having on board party charged with the
duty to thoroughly. examine and report the
soundings of and around the spot where the
cable of 1866 was broken on the Goth ofJuly.
The New York, New Foundland and Lon>
don Telegraph Company are now building
three telegraphs between this place and Nova
Scotia, to be in connection with the Western
line OF New York.
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non SARATOGA.

SAnA1oaA, August .. !.
Tt frs ~, fos thfse ysax ell, nils
and ) hall, me won b. =. A Daniel0 Lag.
ineten On tine 44l3 ~ ts1e1e tine n
tAs eeaatl1 ~ iAsse ysar ol1s, with l1o ~.
eleeey aDd Bonnie Doom vess eompsttora.
L1xingop1 sel aad Slssfy ran almost hsad
and Asa4 throughout, but the former q last
vsnb9 - lsneths.
6ee11eA e1akes, for two year olds, three.
quaftssJ of ! mile, Wa won By the Morris
fllsy, sislsf % Ruthless. Il ms . splendid
race, The flley winning By hsad, beating
The third race, q miles, was won By Capt.
Morris horse Bosnoer bsAsing BARRING !;
time 4:464.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.
The steamer Wilson Small, plying between
this port and Chesapeake river, coilided last
night with the steamer Mary Augusta, OF
Poplar Island, the former sinking in thirty
minutes. 1t ID reported that three Of her
passengers were drowned. The Mary Au.
gusta arrived this morning in tow Of the
steamer Louisiana badly damaged, and Was
compelled TO throw overheard about seven
hundred boxes of peaches to prevent her
sinking. The passengers Of the Wilson Small
were bronght BY the Louisiana and Mary Aus
gusta. The statements are conflicting, the
Captain Of each stsamsf blame the other for
the accident The Wilson Small vas valued
q 325. 600. and was fully insured.
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New York, August 9.
Mexican advices state that the Foreign
Ministers in Mexico City were still unmolest-
ed, and awaiting relief from their respective
Governments.
The diplomatic correspondence between
Secretary Seward and Minister Romero is
published, in which Seward acknowledges
the receipt of the letter signed by Santa
Anna, stating that he went ashore 1t Sissal
voluntarily.
In the Haytien constitution recently adopt.
ed, the punishment by death for political
offenses has been abolished.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 0.
Cotton crop advices from the lower river
parishes of Louisiana and counties of Missis-
sippi, are unfavorable. The worms are at
work to an alarming extent. At Point Coupee
the destruction was SO complete, that some Of
the plantations were abandoned. Another
statement says that not only every plantation
are suffering but those in safety to-day, are
looking for visitation tomorrow.
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HAvAxA, Aug. 8, via N. O. Q.
The steamer Navarro, engaged in laying
the cable, has arrived. She started from
Key West Saturday afternoon, and laid 81 !
miles Of cable, which vas baoyed at the end.
The average rsAs Of paying ont cable waa
foar miles per hour. Tho q. 8. men-ofwaz
Tahony and Fountain, and the Spanish Fran
cisco Dsaces, accompanied the former; bu,
no assistance ~ required. The Navarro
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON Aug. 9.
Sheriff Staff, Collector, reports unexam-
pied difficulty in the collection of State and
County taxes. Some parties still refuse to
pay State tAxes on the ground that the State
government has ne practical existence, and
believing that the Sheriff will not be allowed
70 distzsin for the non-payment Of taxes.
A heavy rim has been falling all day 3;
nsuch suffering among Vegetation.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.
The boiler Of the Action Foundry, Ninth
Street, below Fulton, exploded this evening.
Jacob Gibben was killed. He leaves wife
and three children. Jno. a. Pollock and
Mathew Mcknight were seriously and Joshua
Martin slightly injured. All the above named
persons are members of the cooperation
firm, and own and run the establishment,
which they had recently started
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FROM RICHMOND .

New YORK, Aug. 9.
The Heralds Richmond special says: A
Convention of ex>officers and soldiers of the
Federal army, now residing in Richmond,
viii be held here on Saturday, for the pur
pose of taking preliminary steps toward call,
ing grand Convention of all the discharged
soldiers of the Union in the State of Virginia.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Sr. Louis, Aug. 9.
A man named VIM. G. Robinson has sued
the Democrat of this city for libel, in stating
that he attempted to kill his child with q
Ratchet, while in crazy fit, and claims ten
Thousand dollars. The wife Of Robinson
says the statement is true, and that she re-
ceived q severe wound on her arm while try,
inH 70 shield the child from the assault.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New foRK, Aug. 9.
Jeremiah O'Brien was executed to-day.
Tho Catholic community Of New York are
erecting new Orphan Asylum, corner Of
Second and Madison Avenue. The building
will cost about SIS,
Clara Louisa Kellogg, the Opera singer,
purchased her old homestead at New Hart<
ford last week, and after her return from Eu-
rope this fall, will retire from the stage to
private life there.
1haddeus Stevens writes that he will offer
. bill, at the next session, providing for the
confscation OF the estates of those rebels and
Shareholders who have discharged negroes for
voting the Republican ticket.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 9.
The weather is hot and dry. The accounts
Of crops coming in are generally unfavorable.
Corn is very backward and is drying up.
Many persons from the interior on Change
to-day, speak very unfsvorably, and all
agres that anything near full crop is i'm
possible. The grass is withering, and late
potatoes are bad failure.
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FROM TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 3.
Admiral Tegethetoft and party arrived
this evening BY the Memphis / Louisville
Railroad, and are stopping at the Overton
awaiting boat for New Orleans.
Accounts of the corn crops in Mississippi
and Arkansas are very encouraging. Most
ofthe planters will make corn enough to last
two years
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FIRES.

BANGOR, Me-, Aug. 9.
Property to the value of $50, 900 was de-
stroyed by Ere in this city this morning.
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MARRIED.

PATrERsoN-ooRDoN-0n Thursday, 9Th Inst by
Rev. James Brown, Mr.. CHAlIIs PATTERSON and Miss
MARY GoxDoS, both Of this city.
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CROcKERY = oUEENsWARE.
Carey 10 Faivre..... Main street--bet 5th 4 9th.
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spicsberger, Mayer l. Co......No III Main 1t
II N Bostwick k....................S7 Main street.
'Philiips Kerr rr...................s5 Main street.
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FURNITURE.

Howe y Main street
Duncan, karle Il Co.......1 lao a l42 Main street
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Flour Sacks

Flour Sacks.
'Uotton and Paper Flour Sacks
PRRINRED - fIain, in any quaasity,
- - RAsORox 80
.lslxzxaESfREEr. ~ 4
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AssEssMEMTs or srOCx.

ONLY 1IvE PER CENT OF the stock viii be required
to bs paid In st the time Of
calls will not exceed ten per oent per month After the
nrst payment Of nve per csLt, no further call will be
made until fItA HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
shall have becn subscribed. The Company
believe that they viii not bo compelled TO call In more
than NIFTY or sixty cent the subscriptions In order
to place the line In complete working order.
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 Son. ohnson street, bet Sd 4th
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THIS COMPANY has been organized for the purpof
81 tssolishinG Tsiegsphic communication, In the
te1ice on the MIssIssIpPI RIVER from sT. PAUL 10
NEW OALEANe.
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Laying - CaAls Dstwssn Icy West and
HAVANA ProGrsssing.
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KIND OF LINE TO BE BUILT.

The Capital Stock Of the Company ia ONE MILLION
ov DOLLARS and s divided into shares of on hu undr I'd
dollars each Tho Company desire distribute the stock
10 small an ounts among the business along the On.
tire length Of the line in order to their
In me welfare Of the Company snd thsm ts
patrons their share Of tbs profits from it, business
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-08
The Issue in our Cliy Election.

1t is not whether the city made good or
bad bargain when it bought the Aqueduct
works. 1t Is not whether those work. were
run for the last four months at a net loss Of
aern dollars (without account OF the interest
On the coz; Of the works. as reported ~ the
superintendent. or at a loss Of over four
hundred dollars, as made ont by somebody
elsc. 1t is not whether or no We shall have
more water. We are TO have the water, and
the only issueis b. tween tie two plans for
getting it.
By the Lake plan it i. proposed to supply
US with dock water, from the face Of the
present docks
BY tie River plan it Is proposed to supply
river water, from above the upper falls Of
the winooski.
The Lake plan proposes to raise the water
by pumps driven by costly steam machinery.
The River plan proposes to raise it by
pumps driven by simple and comparatively
inexpensive water-wheel.
The Lake pumps will raise 100, ,000 gallons
a day at a cost of s2.5OO to $4,000 year,
at the low It estimate.
The River pumps will raise 100000 gal
Ions a day, and responsible PARTIES offer to
contract to run them and make all necessary
-cpairs. iOr five years, for fire hundred dol
lars $500 a year.
The Lake plan propo. es no reservoir. and
no head Of water above William Street
The River plan includes a reservoir to
store ten Millions Of gallons, with a head of
water above the College buildings.
The Lake plan proposes ten FIRE hydrants,
aud the River plan trrenty bydrents
The Lake plan leaves winooski wholly
out of the calculation. The River plan a.
lords head Of water and protection from
fire, to that thriving village, part of it now
within our city limits, and increases by so
much the market for the water
The river plan, if reduced 20 the capacity
Of the lake plan, by going without the re-
servoir and half the hydrants, Will cost
considerably less than the lake plan, first
cost ; and on the largest scale will be main
lined at one-fjlh Of the annual expense of
the other.
How then can there be any difference Of
opinion among sensible men, between the
;ao? Simply because many have been per-
suaded that the river water is not fit for
use. But according TO chemical analysis, it
is fully equal to the other. According to
Mr. McAlpine, backed by Mr.. Lane, 1.-TWO
eminent hydraulic ongineers) the river
water. from a reservoir, will be as clear,
soft and limpid as the lake water. Mr..
Hopkins shows us that the water of the bay
is IN fact the water Of the Winooski A
iudicious committee of the City Council, in
Guiding Mayor Wales, after careful exam
ration reached the conclusion that the
iyer water Is fully as good if not better than
I the lake water And if this is so now, how
will it be when the ship canals are COM
pleted when steamboats, and canal boats
Gil our bay, and add a hundred fold to the
: amount of filth and garbage deposited IN it ?