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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23
RenubIicnn Goyernmcnt.

The chiyalry of the South, with all their
pretentious love Of Democracy, have never
hsen In favor OF u republican form Of govern
Hent while under the control OF sham
Democracy, which gave them the complete
leadership Of political parties, they quietly
acsulesced; but when the time came, AS come
1t hn,that this select circle OF the chlvalry
can no niger rule, we see them turn square
round and denounoc republics as n failure.
The Charleston Mercury has a long editorial
article on this subject which Ignores repub'
lies N ,r'eHso. IT. other words, It tAkss The
aristocratic side OF the question, AID goes
in for King, Lords temporal, and Lords
spiritual, and all the paraphernalI. OF king
craft Democracy is well enough rheI aud
where the chivalry can rule; but II Democracy
fails to give them the mower, then 1t muat be
displaced for An aristocracy or an auteeracy
The Mercury says'
now in the worIi-lIull,Hd, the nttIc RepuD
Tie Of San Marine, and switzerland; Aui II
these, the AristOcrttic elemcnt strongly pre-
walls. On this sentiment, not single Icpubnl
exists. Under the name Of Iepuhlics, there
flourish the most htgitIOus despUtisIns IN The
world. la chin. or Japan there IS At lcra
order. Property and life are projected. The
government is not the prime IustigRtOT Of dis
order, grand element OF revolution and con
Met, an Unsuitable gut, swallowing ny TIT
property Ol the people, whist hTHILg them
with hu undyiag hate against each other the
mere 'igHIs tdius', urIEg other nt'.uus into
the bottuInIeSs bog u the ioulust and nIhIest
despotisms.
"lf spain follows Them she is lost. Let hrr
base her government upon the ILtrlu!ruco am
morals OF her best people, under government
suitable to their habits. I ntNersL zutrT tge
with u Legislature Rejecting liz power, VII
only be putting The property VI the cU4ntry \
the disposition Of non property holders AM
the Intelligence Of the CUuutry under It's lgu0
rance. such u gUVeTuHeut VIII rival nc ~
PnDl"5 Ut tins continent, including The IhItr
SthlrS II may lcNISr the uIlr6iu! ptIud u
the cuuicrt brIwrrH IA, MJDTs aud SpauIaIG
in former Ceuiury."
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81 care nothing for promotion, 50 long IS our
arms are successfui. '-Grdnt to Sherman, fsbru-
cry, 1872.
'-Iimy course is no, satisfactory, remove me al
once. | do not wish In any way to tmpade the
success Of our srmt. ''-Grdnt ioHi!tcek, February
s,ls2
This a Republic, where the will Of the poopls
the law Of tn land '-Gsre rdl GRANTS letter 10
Pendent Johnson, August, 1867.
81 shall have no policy Of my own t, interior,
sgainst the will Of the people. '-GrdHt'S Letter
Nay %, 1855.
Human liberty, the only true foundation % hu
man government. "-GrdHts letter 10 CHiEeHs %
Memphis,
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speech OF Gov. s.ymour nj Bun.,o.


BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. 22.-oov. Seymour
spoke here tonight. The conclusion Of his
remarks were as follows:
II the Democratic party succeeded At this
election 1t could not OF itself make or amend
laws. II would only be able to hold the VIC
lent leaders OF the Republican party in check.
II could do no revolutionary act 80 far as
power 10 concerned. A Democratic President
would stand In the same position held by An.
drew johnson.
defence Of constitutional rights, his able as.
sertions OF the true principles Of the Govern.
mcnt have not saved him even from the yio-
enee OF those opposed to him, much le,s has
he been able to inauguratc any eyasive meas.
ures or any act calculated TO disturb the pub.
lie peace.
Our hope is in this election to put into the
Executive Offices those who could stay the
tide OF corruptioni those who could save from
further injuries the sybtcm Of constitutional
governments those who could protect our
people from legislative wrongs.
buke by the American people OF mcasuscs
which have been condemned so strongly by
many leading Republicans and Rcrublienh
dates on our ticket should prove capable,
honest and true TO their trust, at smother elce.
tion the people OF the United States could go
farther and make Democratic House Of Rep.
tesentatiyes, and in due time the character Of
the Senate would be changed.
l believe that the day is at hand when the
will restore again power to that time.honofcd
party, under whose influence our country was
made great and prosperous. None of these
changes would be made violently. None could
endhnger public peacej but they would all
lead in the end to promote the welfare and
prosperity OF the United States.
The meeting was then addressed by Hon.
Francis Kcrnon. Full twenty thousand people
were In and about the rink during the delivery
Of Gov. Scymour's address.
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From San FranciscO-CApt.N Mitchell,
OF the Saginaw, Murdered-TrinI
of n Navy Omeer-The Loss by the
EnrthUuaLa

SAN Francisco, Oct. 2l.-Cspt. Mitchell,
commander OF the United States steamer Sasi
naw, was murdered tonight at the corner Of
Sutler and Stockton streets, in the centre Of
the city. His body was robbed.
The result Of the court Of inquiry recently
held at Mare Island 10 Investigate serious
CHARGES Of political nature brought against
Commander Russell are favorable to the &c.
cused. The charges were made to President
Johnson over forged name.
NEW ioRK, Oct. 22-Prlyate dispatches
from San Francisco say that the total loss by
the earthquake will not exceed $500, 900.
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Race nt tho Virginia state Fair
Riot At y Political Meeting.


DASyILLE, Va, Oct, IA large crowd waI
In attendance at the fair to day. Trotting
races for premiums were very exciting. The
contest between Virginia Girl, Fly Away,
Beneeis Boy, American Star, and Pet were
won by Virginia Girl and Fly Away.
The track was heavy. Time $40, $50, and
2j2
Col. william I. SuthcrlIn, OF DanvlllP, Va,
was Reelected p.esidont OF tho Border Agri.
cultural Society.
In the adjoining county of Madison, N. O.,
the Conservatives were holding mass meet
Ing and barbecue, when riot occurred be.
tween the whites and blacks. A negro grossly
insulted a gentleman, when a eight eusued,
and rock battle became general. The negro
watchword was, orally to your color" and
they did In considerable numbers, as did also
the whites, who drove the negroes Off tho
ground. No one was killed. Whisky and
counterfeit money was at the bottom OF the
row.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

Ting Southern Democratic papers generally
give up all hope Of success In the Presidential
election, and are now urging their readers to
do their utmost to obtain control of the state
governments Having these, they evidently
anticipate a less horrible state of affairs under
Grants administration than they universally
predicted would be the case when they vainly
thought there was some hope of the election
of Seymour and Blair,
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Ep,.copnI Convention In New York

NEW YORK, Oct. o7.-In the Episcopal Con-
vention "a. day an amendment 10 the twelfth
canon permitting clergymen to 60 into another
parish to minister to his own Pensioners, but
not to resd prayers or preach to regular con.
gregations, WAS lost by vote OF 1913 TO IT'S.
Memorials from six dioceses In reference 10
the translation of the Niecne Greed were re.
ferred to the Committee on Uanons.
The House of Bishops approved 4 report on
the Italian reform movement, which was sen,
to the House snd made the special order for
Saturday.
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OmeIni Majority In Pennsylvania


HARRISBURG, Oct. 22.-The ofleial vote of
Pennsylv AMI, stands for Hartrsnft 33s,OJs, for
Boyle 32s,3ol; majority o,617 for IIartraaft, not
including Forest county, which has not yet
been heard from. It is officially e,timatsd
that 1t will give four majority fer Hsrtranft
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Southern Papers want no Change

ArGusTA, Oct. 22.-Thc Democratic papers
OF South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama
look with disfavor upon any change of candi-
dates, pronouncing the propositions Of the
Horld AID Inieaigsnecr as ill-timcd and lnIu-
dicious.
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Pawn Brokers.
Watches and Jewelry.

Ii JEWELRY.
II o, HOOD, Ne Sj8 heapsylvania avenue
due 0old JEwELRY, Solid Silver Ware, Spec
lscles, OperS Olasse', Pocket sad liable Gallery,
every variety u sllyer.Plsted Ware, he, aI lbs
very lowest prices. DALI
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HAVANA, Oct. 22.-Exchange: London IL !
ais premium. United States sixty days cur
rcncy 2iGl23 discount. Short sight currency
22ll2l discount. Sugar firm, at sli1ssG.
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S1Q NEW BAT AND SHOE STORE E1O
OlO J. I. PETTY L CO. ClO
Hsvejust opened Al SIS Seventh street, opposite Ia
lisencer building. anew and well selected stock
Of HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES for Genae.
men aud Boys, which they snsr at asnsll sd
vance upon cost. Having bought for Cash ,hey are
enabled to offer superior Inducements 70 purehas.
srs. and solicit only opportunity to eosyises ~
pnolc that they are really selling desirable class
Of goods at very low figures.
call solicited, and comparison Of prices eiaI.
ieEEet viii any similar estAblishneul q the city
J. T. PETTY CO,
SIC Seventh street, opposite IntellEenesr Building
Washington. D. Q.
Oppd stock Of Canes and Umbrellas constantly on
lsnl -
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Special N Offices.


r15ys POTION &C Il E IL ESTATE
VIZ AND BUlLDlSG COMPANY, organized
entirely new plan, will hold its hrst regular
mon,hly msgting, for q. p9ymont q dues, on
Hall, street, between Sinth aud Tenth street,,
at . clock n. IN.
This Company offers to the poor ma n = chance to
obtain home, and to the capital Il sa!e aud way
ing Investment for his money. Loans are made al
ths rate OF six per cont interest per annuIn, and
the lives Of all numbers no or shares
arc insured. whether they hays received loans or
not. Members who have paid ther dues eau Obtsin
certificates Of stock by calling upon the SECRETARY.
corner Of Smith and Pennsylyania avenue. Per.
sons desiring to subscribe for shares can do SO by
calling at either Of the following places. whore
they will be furnished with certificates Of stock
Bryan Brothers, gr0cer., No. 3i9 Pennsy lyants
,yenue. be!weea sixth and seyen,h streets;
Pennsylvania ayNuus. Or. W. q. II. New ma n +,
Psnn,ylySnla avenue, between Twenty fourth and
merchant, corner Indiana aNsluc aud second
ttroct II. u har'b, roal estate And in'ursnos
agent, No. SO street, near Ninth.
Cogstltqti9us can be obtained aisny otthe absve-
oc'2 I.thssmGt CHARLES II. KBR, Secretary.
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BUyVALo, Oct. 22.-Gov. Seymour arrived
here this afternoon. lie will speak here to.
night. From here no proceeds west.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

WlsHISsrON, September II, ls6S.
On ho petition 81 JAWS CA.R, Of Lafayette. In
dana, praying for the extension Of = patent
granted ~ him on the 18Th day VI November,
lesI, relssed on the 18th day Of November, 1865,
and again Telssued GA the l7th day Of April, 1866
fsraz Improvement Ia Seed Planters.
SrdeTdd that the said petition be heard at
peTssn may oppose this extension, Objections
depOhltOns, and other papers should be filed In
this once twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA POOTE,
Ie)T-TL3w Commissioner Of Patents
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DEAR 1T IN MIND THAT
LlgkNCLR BuiLDlNUs,
y selling fhSHloNABLEbl LK HATS for o., and
HoMB.AADR CALF BOOTS for g5 81 Iists.
CsRsS Boots ana Shoes ofall stylss stOEk PHICR
WILL oeleN
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1IE FVUHi NE " :, LIsf3uhNI . sT dNIOoo
FASHIONABLE RESIDENCES

AZ lhe corner Of Rnd Fllteenth streels co9talni
twenty rooms each. The location IL thr finest in
the city. Tho style Of architecture, 1uiSh and Dr.
sign Is 20 arrengcd aud minutely carried out. that
for comfort, utility, and beauty, they cAnhct he
liciIed.
8. T. BROWN & son.
Cor New York ave. and Fifteenth street.
sepla.ln
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Furniture.
Furniture.
N PARLOR FSRNITURR. n
n cnAnnE. FURNITURE, IN
DINING.ROeA FURNITURE,
OFFIOE FURH ITUR RE.

Just received a aAaniheent ssssFtnsnt Of ths
above FufIltuTo, which wo are selling Al uaRrs-
ccdented low price. for cash. Tho plslie are in
yited ~ iI'pect call Immediate ana secure bar
gains. JOHN O. WILSON,
Southeast corner Ninth and d streets.
OcS eslu
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1HOMAs Il. AGNEW,
90 and 9o2 GREENWICH ST. NY,
Has reduced the prices OF Teas, Codees, suRArs
Flour, and all kinds Of Groceries frOm oto
% per cent

Splendid OJlonE Tea, % cents
,OU bbls, Plsur, ali grades, from lll UPWARDS
upwards.
Cohees, roasted and ground, 10 10 10 cents su
EATsI all grades, At ranneTs prices and every
used in every family cheaper and better than any
store IN New York,
THOMAS X. AdNRw occupies his .wn store.
ewns the property, and has rent ~ pay Imports
And buys exclusively for cash meyer gave note in
In the city,
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F.. CUMaIINs,

nVsC. F.. CUMMINs.
s47 SEVENTH STREET,
AN ENTENSlVE BUOrAND SHOEIlOUSE,
wheTs the public may always lnd WHAT THEY
WANT, aud Of the BEST MANUFACTURE.
Second door South Of x streetand Nortsern Market
sIH. ADVICE TO YOUNG DIE n
~ ABOUT 70 MARRY. -Es.Ays for Young
Men, GU the Errors, Abus.S, and Diseases, Inc! :
dent 10 Youth and Early Manhood, win the ku-
name view Of treatment and cure. sent By nail In
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box +, Philadelphia,
Pennsy lyania sep2l-3m
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Hats, Ca Fps, Boots and Shoes.

zoo LIVE AND LET LIVE zoo
700 OUR MOTTO 900
=, At TILLEI'S CHEAP CASH STORE
Hand made Double sole stitched Boots, ~
Single ssls " " %
Custom made Boots, Is
New Ltsck Of Hats, Caps, Boots. shoes, Lsdisa'
AID Misses Boots. shoes, and Rsbber Gsoss, At
small profits. All at the loHest cash prices.
HssEVBNTH STREET,
oeH'ln Fear doors nsrth Of Pa. avenue
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THE Democratic NatiOns! Committee,
alarmed at the disahectioa among its parti-
sans. have Issued an address, advising them
ali 10 wvtk earnestly Tor the succrss Of their
party IN November, representing that their
ranAs are unbroken and their courage un.
STATED They Nrs Informed that they have
Tor 'het Presidential candidate "a tried
craftsman, lNt 'lcrc II not siuFle word
e"h."rL1ns thc N'cc lrcs!dcHtiaI nOmiutc-
no reference Whatever 10 HIAtr-which must
be rather Illuminating 10 the friends of that
gentleman.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

The TAX oN lRAyaL.-Ine Philadelphia,
Wilmington, and baltimore railroad com.
pAuy, through its pres,deut, has entered a
protest against any further paymcrt Of the
tax levied by the last Legislature Of Delaware
on travel, and its refusal to longer collect II
frsm travellers crossing the State, those en-.
tering It from other states, or leaving II Tor
other States. The United States supreme
Court has ullu1dy drClued The tax On Hal o.
ere by states 10 BE- Illegal
TnB ETprc.5 Of last evening has mourniul
article ON the demise Of the National IHisHi.
OFneo. II even quotes poetry In ItsirrcVeTent
aIIusion to the "Aneient OTgss," as follows
Pare thee we'll and II forever,
Still forever fare thee well, "
This 10 the very acme Of ingTatitude.
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Personal,

A MONTHLY NURSE tAMERICASJ NOW
n disengaSed,, with best Of City references,
would Ike to make a few more cngagements APP
ply at 6J7 Twelfth street.
SHIRT NAMING and all kinds Of plsih sewing
done at short notice. Also. Furnished Rooms fer
Gentlemen At 5h Twelfth street. spl-ln
pRlYATb MEDlCAL CONSuLTATlUN At
L "OLDh DIX. DARBY'S, ~ seventh street,
uosits Odd Yellow Hall. Separate room. f.f
Nents. ssls-n
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GoVEREuE 5Ei NVUR Is on the war-path.
He has lett his snug quarters at ButteTneld's
Hotel, Utica, and must forego his watermelonI
for time. His first speech at Syracuse was
one Of mere courtesy.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

IT ANNuUSCgU that the Alabama claims
have been referred for arbitration to the King
e r'rssIa. KING wiIliNm il supposed to be
-. 'nd conf eratc Prince, who wiil de,
eide IuIartIalB.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WAsHINoTor, d. O., Oct. 2f.-Jay Cooke 4
Go. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities.
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Riots, Murder, and Other 0utrages
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The Losses by the Earthquake

FROM THE PACIFIC COAST
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LATEST TELEGRAPH'C NEWS

Royal Personngcs in London
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THE FOREIGN MARKETS
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-01-03

SUDDEN DEATH.-Early on Friday
morning last our community was
startled by the announcement of the
sudden and unexpected death of Hon.
ID. Harding. Though he had been
sick FOR few days previous, no alarm
had been felt, and the day before, he
remarked that he felt almost as well
as ever. About 4 o'clock on Friday
morning he was taken faint and died
in a few moments, probably from
heart disease. Quiet and unassuml
ing in manner, ever attentive to bis
own business; an affectionate and
indulgent companion and parent; a
kind and obliging neighbor; worthy,
respectable citizen; a consistent and
exemplary Christian an honest man
his loss will be long felt by our entire
community.--Erpress. la.7fia
ARRESTED. - Last week James
Murray, Of East Albany, was arrested
and charged with assault and battery
on his wife and family. Having i'm
.bibed a large quantity of bad rum,
he conceived the idea that it was a
good time to show his family that he
was lord of the MAJOR, and there
fore undertook to chastise them The
State of Vermont slightly interrupt
ed his plans and calculations, and
brought him before Justice Hyde,
who fined him $40 and costs, and re-
spondent being short of funds was
lodged in jail.-Express.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-01-03

The La Crosse, Wis, Democrat.
speaking of the evident purpose of
The Republicans to admit the South
crn States so as to vote in the Presi-
Dental canvass, either for that brain
less butcher Grant. or the fanatic
Chase" adds such a warning as this
I'VE tell you, Radicals and traitors
your tool shall never enter the Presi
Dental Mansion, elected by negro
votes. If this be treason, make The
most Of it. But bear in mind that i
is treason held by two millions Of
white men, who are ready to fight TO
white supremacy God help you
The struggle comes; for, spite of tn,
Rump, you niggers, aud the remaiuin!
powers Of hell at your command
white will win, aud there will be sue
an outpouring of Niger blood, sue
i hanging of Radicals to sour appl
trees, Is was never known since III
world emerged from chaos e.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-01-03
Letter from Washington.
WASHINGTON D. c. DEC. 26

WASHINGTON, D. c., DEC. 26.
Mr.. EDITOR Il noticed an item in
a Vermont paper which reads that
@the Barton STANDARD dominates the
Hon. Luke P. Poland as candidate
for the Vice-Presidency.' Such an
appreciation, although tardy, of the
eminent services and ability of our
distinguished representative will, no
doubt, find a hearty response in the
heart Of every true Vermonter who
has not been befogged with the one
idea entertained by a large portionef
the citizens Of his district, which idea
is fast becoming obsolete. in view of
the very apparent binder recently
made ~ supcrceding the Hon. gentle
man by another good man, whose use,
fitness, in his new position, has been
shackled and greatly lessencd.
We all know and are proud to say
that Mr.. Morrill, is an able, industri-
Gus and useful man, if allowed to act
in his proper sphere, but that he has
the ability and judicial knowledge Of
Judge Poland which so eminently fits
HIM to fill the position of Senator,
we are not ready to admit. Your
humble servant being a resilient Of
Washington, has watched with anxious
and eager eyes, the course Of our
able members in Congress, and claims
some advantage as Judge III the
matter on that account.
Judge Poland is natural born Sen
ator, with all the requisite qualiica
tions which alone can make useful
and successful member Of that digni-
fed and learned body, and | not only
speak the honest condiments OF my
own heart but those of a large ma
fjority of resident Vermonters and OF
the people at large, who are familiar
with the facts in the premises. One
notable feature in the course and dis
position OF Judge Poland, should Ell
, dear him to the hearts of every Yer
; montcr; and which feature, | regrc
, to say, is not as prominent in the
course Of many others of our Yer
; mont delegation, and that is, his kind
, ness and anxious interest in the wei
fare of those Of his own State whC
may at any time need his advice 0
= influence in matters Otto them-vi
q tai Importance. He always recogniz
n es all claimants hailing from Vernon
o and devotes his time and gives hi
personal attention to their affairs, a
though they are strangers in person
" We should all hail with deligh
Il any action on the part of Judge p
u lands friends in Vermont, whic
would place him in a position he is S
nobIy qualified to fill, and so highl
Is deserving, i'll the opinion Of
:, MANY OF HIS FRIENDS.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-01-03

WHAT LONDON Is.-In London the
houses number more than $4,000, and
The streets. if placed in line, would
extend from Liverpool to New Y ork,
and are lighted at night by 100000
gas lamps, consuming every twenty
four hours about 100000 cubic
feet of gas. OF the water supr''ly
| "A ,383,32 gallons are used PEI. day.
The travelling public susta; n 5000
cabs and | 500 omnibuses. besides all
The other sorts of vehicles which hu-
man need can require or human wit
can invent; Its hungry population
devonr in the course of every year1-
6O9, O9O quarters of wheat, $40 600
bullocks,hl 100000 sheep, 128,OOO
calves, 81 900 pigs, 100000 head
game, 100000 salmon, and innum-
cradle fish of other sorts, and con-
Sume 100000 gallons of beer,
/ 100000 gallons spirits, and $4,000
pipes of wine AS consequence q
500 doctors find employment London
finally supports $50 churches, which
) are presided over by $50 divines of
greater or less note. 1t is also CON-
puted that the average extension of
London is at the rate of two miles Of
finished buildings per day, The need
OF this rapid construction can be es-
timated, when it is known that the
railroad improvements projected, and
{ now being constructed, will, during
: the present year, necessitate the re
l. moval of 10000 dwelling houses. A
D majority of these are Inhabited by
u the industrial classes. 81 OF