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The New York herald., 1869-03-03
PREPARATIONS roa 4 VuAORpl tlcuTpx IN MARYLAND.

fAnuapols March q correspondence Of the Phiadel.
phia Evening Teegraph.l
On FRIDAY next the four chesapeake pirates VIII.
liam Wilson, william Wells, Frank Rounds and
George Bailey. are TO be hanged at Princess
Anne Somerset county, In thts State. The crime
for which they are to surer death was the mur.
OF an oyster schooner In the Chesapeake. Two Of
them were to have been hanged on December 4 but
they were subsequently reepited until January 8,
another OF the gang having been convicted too late
TO be hanged at the first named date The fourth was
finally captured, and there was another respite until
March 8, when ell four win be executed together.
The condemned are all negroes. and have the reputa-
tton Of being exceedingly desperate characters. As
there has been no further application for respite
the authorities here regard their execution next
FRIDAY - matter Of Certainty.
The New York herald., 1869-03-03
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

BREsr, March 1.-The General Transatlantic Com
pany's steamship Pereire, Captain Duchesne which
was obliged TO put back TO this port time since
on account OF 6olsterous weather, sailed again day
before yesterday for New York.
The steamship st. Laurent, OF the same line, which
sailed from New York on the goth OF February ar
rived here today.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Cold Weather-Henvy Snow Faii-Tne Stat6
Election.
LAC0HIA, N. H., March !, 1862
This is the coolest morning Of the season. Thsr
mometer twenty degrees below at halfpast seven
A. H. More snow fell on Friday and Saturday thas
during all the previous part OF the winter. Tns
roads are all blocked up. The valley OF the Minnepc~
saukee thus morning IL dark with fog from the river
that being open.
NO one would mistrust we were within week Of
the state election All 10 as quiet as mill pond 10
July, which augurs republican victory.
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Alexander L. L., C. Henly A. T., Ala
Ard william d., Pa. HOn j. o., N. ].
Armstrong WIN. D., Va. Horn O. p, Va.
Badeau Q. W., Ny. Hughes W., Ohio.
Badgley N. E., N Y. Jones 8. S., N. Y.
Badrige j., VI. Kennedy k, N. G.
Benssst BenssSs : + s. B. kss kissin 81 g. t. W.
Bird A. H., Ala Leonard ". e, MASS.
Bishop u. M, NY. Lewis N. c., va.
Brassfcid M. T., Ala. Morrlssy W. p. N.B.
Brennan Johnj., NJ Y. Murphy D., NY.
Burton II. G.. VT. Nelson I. L., Vt.
Caldwell ]. E., NC. Nuckolls J. s., Ala.
Case n: NJ: 0,ConoI !; +. e., Md.
Childs s. b.. Y. O'Neu d. E., n. y.
Coleman u. F., Ala. Osgood u. f.. N. H.
CoroneI J. j., Ecuador. Palmer J. ~, ohio.
Croskey W., OHIO. Peterson +. M Ala
Day s. H., Tenn. Phihipps W. NJ. n. G.
De Bow A. c., Ala. Pratt Il. B., N. Y.
bsSSe ps%ee 3. O., N 4. % Rsnieder n. NJ j.. t. N.x
Early M. B., Va. Reynolds II. r., N. b.
Ellis u. D., Texas. Schuler NJ. H., NJ, Y.
Fink A. T.,N.Y. Smith s., N. Y.
Fitch S. s., N. Y. stah Q. j., N. Y.
Giroux r. c., N. Y. station L. L., N. q.
Goldschmledt L.. N Y. Sterling J. H., N. Y.
Gonzalez E., Cuoa. Stockard X. r., Miss.
Cranes T., n. Y. Synnott J.. Conn.
erSsssi erSSS \ n, Il II. 0a' f Taycr j;
Guernsey w. NJ, Conn. Townsend K. r. KY.
Hamill Z. H., Ala Townsend T. j., KY.
Hardaway J. j., Ca. Watts @. L., N. q.
uasbrouck j.. N. j. Walker ]. A., N. Y.
Havard ", N. Y. Yale J. c., Mass.
Inc IOHOWlnR grduuateS TcCciVeu CeIuucateS OF
Honor
Bancker s. S., NY. Rienfelder NJ. J., NY.
Benedict +. D., N. Y. Stahl G. j., n. Y.
Goldschmiedt t., N. Y. Synnott j. Conn.
Murphy D., N. Y. Townsend X. P Ky.
Pendeton E., Conn. Townsend T. j., KY.
Rankin r. H., N. u. Watts q. L., N. G..
PRIZES AWARDED.
Mott Prize Medd-Silver medal to VIM. p. Nor
rssey, Of N. D.; bronze medal to I. j. Townsend Of
Ky. 49,.
Budd Friss.-wiiiam A. Guernsey, Conn.
ydc0bf Pvixe.-v. Hevard, N. Y.
Ro0sd PTixe.-T. G. Glroux, N. Y.
Weisse Prtxe.--Mark II. Williams N. Y.
Professor Thompson delivered the valedict0ry ad-
dress, In which he rdculed the idea tnat nature was
the only healer Of disease, aud c0ntended that no
true physician could entertain such heresy with
out moral paralysis. He cited several instances
where educated skill only could save the patient
but who, II left TO nature only, must necessarily
perish. He referred to the vast improvements
which within the past thirty years had taken
place In medical science, and clearly de-
In0nstrated the tnestimable benefits which those
improvements had spread among the COM
munty. In CONCLUSION he alluded to the
noble calling to which the graduates had just
been admitted, and observed that he who cared not
to be physician, after he had studied for II, was
not NJ to be anything. The Professor was listened
70 with marked attention, and at the Termination OF
his eloquent well pointed and feeling address was
Chancellor Ferris then gave the benediction, which
| brought the proceedings TO . close
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MAILS FOR EUROPE

The Cunard mail steamship samaria will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe viii close at the Post once
ct halfpast nine O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe
viii be ready at haipast eight O'Clock In the morn
ing.
Single copies In wrappers for mailing six cents.
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Away with Cosmetics: :

Abandon all washes, emulsions and lotions for the
pe1ion. They always either useess dsngerous Re-
move the Of spots, pimpes, and other
tsns dinsuremens Of an eup,ye By reoying the n
SULPHUR POWDERS, which at tone the stomach and
dsnfect vital duid. They the finest combination Of
an invigorAnt and antsepc that the world has
known
Sold by drugsss package 10 powders, 81; 6paskaGsA
HALL / RucKEL, sls Greenwich s,rset, N. Y.
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INAUGURATION CARTOON,
THE ms
THE OUTS.
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
THIS WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, MARCH j.
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AftcntIon IL Called 20 the Auction sale of
valuable Properly % be offered By x H. LgDL0w co
this day. Wan street. Irving place, Beach, Water East
Fifteenth and southeast OF West and Jay
under the direction OF the executors
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CircuIars Of Every Description and Notices
70 meenss printed 10 The ne.ses possible maunes,
other similar place n tho city, q the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING KsTABLISHMkNT, 81 Nassau street
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world The only perfect dye; harmless reliable, nsAntane
ous. Faetory 10 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-03

BrolxaW brothers, Great Clothing Empori.
Gents and boys wholesale and retail opposite Cooper
The New York herald., 1869-03-03

Du Barry's Rcvaleuta Food cures Dyspep-
sia Constipation, Phhisis. Cough Asthma Nervousness
Tins, ib el %. 1853 william street, New York. and III
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Cristadoro,s Unrivalled Hair Dye.-Soid aud
applisd Il House Manufactory g Maiden
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PawphIees, Law Reports, &c., Executed
with nsstness quckness and dsspash per cent
obesuer Than other printing In the cY
81 The METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ksrABLIsA
NENT " Nassau street.
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INAUGURATION CARTOON.
D TIE OUTS.
IN THE EVENING TELE0RAM,
THIS MEDNEspAYJ AFTBRN0oN, MARCH &
The New York herald., 1869-03-03

Drunk enness.-C. G. Beers, M. D., Boston,
MASS. cures the most hopeless Send stamp fof
Circular
The New York herald., 1869-03-03

THE FLOYD ACoEpTANoEs DECLARED WORTH
LEss.-The well known claim of Russell and
Mayer on the government to be paid the
amount Of those acceptances of Floyd while
he was Secretary Of War, which we're impro-
perly used and about which SO much was said
at the time, have been declared by the Su-
preme Court Of the United States as worth
less. The ground of tho decision was that
the Secretary Of War cannot draw or accept a
bill of exchange unless in cases where au-
thority for that purpose is conferred upon him
by law, and that in the present case Secre-
tary Floyd had no such authority, and the ac-
ceptances do not therefore bind the govern
ment for payment Here is the end, then, Of
this claim for over six hundred and seventy
thousand dollars.
The New York herald., 1869-03-03

MlsslsQuol Spring Watcr-Only Know
remedy for and all diseases Of the kdneya Sold By
dfuaslsss. Depot, SO Broadway. N.Y.
The New York herald., 1869-03-03

Neasusss, Ecosowy and Despafch Couablnea
The Of orders. hetropoish Soo rnsuns nssas
. hment Nassau street.
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Kssablished In 1s0o.-Ths Mesrspolisaa job
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Rsvsu Havana Lettcry.-Prixes Paid In Geld
The highest paid for Douboona
ma ." -'f fxYLoR Co. Bsnksru, is wan s,rsss, MI
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For First Glass Printing OF Every Descrip.
ZION 90 70 the Metropolitan JOB Printing Essabshmens
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CoId.ine Will Cure Your Geld. Try IL.
Sold py druggss RusHT0Ns, 10 Astor House, Of
The New York herald., 1869-03-03

wisa Teupsse and Ornaneatai Hair.-Bssa
sualiy Mar Dye and hair DysiaG eli ooler q BAfcHR
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corner ra,on fSs nssrop0ssa jcs Prisss ss.ssiissHss
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THIS cwEDNEsDAY) AFTERNOON. MARCH s.
B.schsaor,s Hair Dys.-Ths Bss, n the
Qua Fasory 10 Bond street.
CirsuIsrs Of Every Description and Notices
meetings printed IN The neates possible mAnne
hours noscs and M psr rsn s,s nan p any
PHI fssrss "
applied a No xsior House HanufacofI 6 Maiden Isuc
Sold Oy drasess RusnToNs, 10 As.or House. corner Of
DarcAy ''
Du Barry's Rcvaieuta Food cures Dyspep-
Is s New :.a :nS :.
chemists.
Drank snness.-C. G. Beers, M. D., Boston,
Mass. cures the most hopeless Send stamp foi
Ess.bl.slsd In lsee:-Ths Mesrspolisaa job
Tss g;s:s C.:: r.ssns q Every 2s:ss
6fassi..ss Depot SIS Bro.d~sy.H. 7. =
- " issuouaAHoS a4Aso X. CARTOON.
AND -
THIS MEpssaspzY, = 'xsfFffsRSooS, HxscH
Ns.s~s... Rco,ouv and Despatch COub1nea
.hs slssa.!on o orasrs Hsr0poAa JOB rrsuss ks'ss
Pauphless, Law Reports Gc.s Executed
with nsalnss quicknes and despaten Per ceut
4. q sSs' sSs
MENT " Nassau street.
RevsI Havana Lettery.-Prixes Paid In Geld
niormaon furnished Tbs highest rates paid for Douboona
40 an Hlpds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO, Banksrs, 16 wall ssrsss. MI
Trs Fameus Csrnsr-o1 Nassau stress.
corner Fulton. The Metropolitan Job Prinny
Wigs, Toupse~ ana Ornamental Hair.--Bs~e
quality Mar Dys and Hais Dysne I'll oolors q DAfCHB
LORa IL Dond stresa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-12

/yuCKOO CLOCKs-OUn PATENT AND MANUFAc
~ ture; American Watches, In great variety; Diamond
Pearl aud Gold Jcwelry Wholesale and retail, AZ FRANK
FIELD co.'s, Jewellers, sixth avenue, corner Of Fou,
Nsnth street. and Eighth avss corner OF TwenysI, 81
, 1869-09-23

The Memphis AcalancAe, in commanding
the clnins Of Emerson Etheridge for cleo
lion to the United States Senate, in place
Of Senator Fowler, quotes from speech Of
Etheridge, in which he announces himself
opposed to the Fifteenth Amendment, but
in favor Of retaining colored suffrage IN
Tennessee. Mr.. Ethesidge wants the ne
-eroes to vote in Tennessee, but not In
Kentucky. This shows how great Is the
power Of ballot to mould the views ot q
politician. He wants the negro to continue
10 vote in Tennessee because ne
already votes there, and his
vote turned against Ethshdge might
I defeat him. But such halfway doctrine
will lose the campaign Before be Is
through tho canvass be will be DIS
tanced by come rebel competitor who VII
declare for disfranchikng the negro alto
gethez. Il antpathy to the negro is ths
trump card in the neck, whoever playa j
highest md strongest viii win the game. y
, 1869-09-23

The Springfield correspondent Of the St
Louis Republican discusses very elaborate
II what he styles " Radical trick" This
trick consists in the fact that the Leg;sla-
ture, in submitting the proposed amend
ment to the State Constitution prohibiting
release OF the seven per cent gross receipts
Of the Illinois Central Railway, virtually do
feated that amendment by postponing the
popular vote thereon until the election OF
1870. There Is no trick in this postpone
ment; the Legislature could not submit it
to a vote at any election except one for the
election Of members of the Legialature.
The constitution provides that an amend.
tnent shall be submitted to the voters oi
the State at the next general election :
and it further provides that, If majority
"of ali tho electors voting at such election
"for members of the House Of Represents
"tves shall vote for such amendment" i
shall become part. Of the constitution
There being no general election, and nj
voting for members Of the House Of Repre-
sentaiyes, which vote alone detezmine'
such question, until next year, how cou}i
the Legislature have submitted the question
before that timer
, 1869-09-23

schools in which Protestantism is taught by
the use Of Protestant Bible, it violates a
fundamental principle Of liberty as ooneerns
Catholic Taxpayers; but the practical iu-
justice might in sons Cases be satia{actorily
Offset by setting apart fair sbare od
the public school money for Catholic private
schools. This would seen like doing two
wrongs to 1nake one right. But 1t would
not be the first instance where one depar.
ture from the path Of fectitude has rendered
others expedient.
, 1869-09-23

N. Rochefos& declines to receive even
pardon or smnesty from Napoleon, On the
ground that hs does not deem it becoming
to accept favor from one whom he doee
not know, and "who has never even been
introduced to him" When ho returns to
Paris. it will be, he aays, upon the invita-
ton Of the French people, whom he has
the honor and pleasure to know. This is
cool, witty, and French. Doubtless the
person most amused by it is tho individual
who "has not eEen been introduced to
him.
, 1869-09-23
THE NEW YORK CANAL.

The Buffalo proposition, that the United
States shall pay twelve Millions Of dollars
to the State Of New York to purchase the
freedom Of the Erie anal,-has recendy
been approved BY the New York Commtr-
eiai .Adcertiser. That paper says:
"1n this tuncture, MI. Hennstt q Bgaxos
cocA IN with proposit,on taat sas cnltSn s;. sste
10 ~ our csnai debt, and tnas tho canal snaa
bancsfoT1h bc frea frnm any toll, except enough
70 ~ The expenses Of rep''E' a0o 'ape1'1'e1'~
The application to the United stetes to
give twelve millions Of dollars to pay the
canal debt of the State Of New York, as
consideration for making the Erie Canal
free, would hare more show Of Justice
the State Of New York owed q dollar u
debt on account Of that canal. The tolls
On the Ezie Canal havc not only paid the
State al the expense of building, and en-
larging, and repairing, and experimenting
that cana, but hayc paid into the
Treasury an excess Of nearly forty
millions Of dollars. II now pa5a
to the State, over and above all
its expenses, between three and four mill
ions of dollars annually. The " canal debt
Of New York Is not On account ID tho Enc
Canal. but fos some d1 or eight Local
bitches, some of which do not annually
earn more than 10 par can't d the sum ex'
/ pended On them for repairs.
The Eric Canal needs no. subsidy from
the Ganeml Government 1s own revenues
t-Appied to its enlargement vii, in fvf
| 1a.-.~ --a .x;de, u ~ tha r1tu,oaj
, 1869-09-23

be to damages to property incidental tothe
OF .fions Of war, ther, he thlnkfs
even in ti1ue of war, no person could %
deprived Of his property without due pro-
c.ss Of law, snd private property oald not
he taken, except in pursuance Of an 40 Of
Congress making inst compensation Bat
he does not believe those clauses applicable
TO damages incidental to the >ope1ations
Of war. Taking private property, for which
inst compensation must bs made,
has been usually confined to a voluntary
tsking for public use, including cases of
real property; but the Attorney General
ssnows Of no case where the Temporary use
Of road for the transportation of military
supplies, necessary for the opsraionso Of tho
army in time Of war, has been deemed such
taking. = In this case there was no pe1ma-
nent tsking; there vas no appropriation of
the franchise, and no destruction Of it no
e1clunon Of travel by others not enemies,
and no use Of the road longer than was
necessary. He says he cannot distinguish
between the prinoipls Of this claim and that
Of one Tor the use Of baHls-feld by the
troops of the United States; nor can he find
any ground for maintaining this claim thAt
| would not authorize the owner of the land
I occupied BY our troops at Gettysburg to
claim compensation for its use.
We do not think there ever wns mora
pzeposterous claim. The money Already paid
is far in e1ccss Of any just compensation to
which, under any circumstances, the CON-
| ,,sr,, .-ra er$ft1ed The enf;re Ypxd In foYfr,
, 1869-09-23

pc. VIC were all huuere, scd Gil ample tas;.ce
10 TIL. feast Of frontier sod thtrRa.
I bad no. yet seen the p1a.reE-beds nal ne 81:
OF to visit them We found On 20 Tie raounra.a
1t1ges that ran into tho vz'ley ye'ns Of pr1.
white stone TINT clozelY reseuble'1 marie, onI7
ftak It wss Boft We could cut |: With our ku,res
uke sosp-stone, and when pounded up !. sne!lel
ike ground plaster. Waen e1posed 10 heat 1t
burned 10 time, and II mixed with sa1d and Eater
and dried, became as hsrd as rock. IBav house
that had been piasteret NTH IT, aud .he p!assciug
YRS 70 hard the sharpess knltc would scarcely
SCOTS It.
Tired with CUT day i ride We returned 10 camp,
and exriy next morning set cut foe Popoagte VII
| leY. AAEoN afnTE
, 1869-09-23

TIE CASE OF GEORGIA.

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, 1869-09-23
EDUCATING EDITORS.

denefal Lee, VINO "as Sone~nat e31en"
siveiy adVe1tlsed dur1nK the war as one VINO
never read the nevspapets, and was special
" 1nd1detant to their influence and opln-
IONS, has eansed II 70 oe announced tas tae
univera'ty over which ne pre@des VIII here
after have department Tor the eaocauon
Of editors IN the science of ]oufnaltana.
Among the objecnons winch WOULD nAsafal-
y atise to this plan aye, ntst, that Journal
lsn 10 not q science :; secondly, .na. II can
not be taught IN school and thirdly. taas,
1t theee facts were otherwise, tenesa! Lee
vcn1d be specially lneapaatased 70 .eacn or
ptos1oe 1of 'eacmnE ~ na'ne ne,es .'a leao
the nesspapefs himself 1he ntst e,,neo!ts
IN .eacnng Jootnalnn' as a sea.nce ~ 'nAs a'S
cue! enafaetesastle Ii one ta.s no T man can
'eaca os 'e1'''' w: o.as'oaats' ou'eS
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eaa'' @11e H .4-'.s 1'.'1 ae'et "esn So oue 80. 10
tvaE. .wI so ..e".-u. o.9 ~ - - aS~. a.
.a,: ..a oe:sa 'Aas ~ no - an .,. ~. 81. ~.
9o1 @ ~ 40 .sua.ss,ss.. ostIe a.,.,s.es ~ - ~ =
ns"A' ~ IVY -A.1ss ~, ~ a,,.s ~. 49, -
, 1869-09-23

Lord Lyndseys publication, including the
,e.te, from Iady Byron, in attempting to
n.oye that Lady Byron bad At that time no
thought et the story Of Byrous guilt with
his sister, attempts too ransh- ByTons two
noe,us addressed to his sister Augusta dr.
tinctly charge that there had been made at
That t,nae d slunderous charge, designed to
, 1869-09-23

fS1sN fAt LnF1a&t tUfaA) 4ifrof1<7t 5zP3+ -.
Ing Of Ames D1o, Bushnell. pnlor. Dodee, Ham.
STANFORD, Huntington I'D crocaer. % Tho pszs of
fniseloo, have nov been oter the 1o1ds from one
ecd to Tue Other, drank great deal o1 dfink, 1hd
da1s mosa sa15 cnG 1ftso y tae ro"' II h'
l. TIE Q. r, Wit AtneEe to tnefr agreensnt Of
last winter and te1l the road from ogdeo 70 Prom
naie m,Ie .sd q ~ - oSu1fne d r q g % o1er | tseo
L The C. r. utterly refine 70 oonside1 thh Offer
under anI cttcuRstancet ~ .s,
r b tands, soxn loa md Eunddlez from Oeden
70 P.pnontu1gt md this the .. P III NOT consider
I re Q. P. oae1 to sen NJ possaza Of The
70 Pfuuontory, 1t me rats per xulla thai 1t cost
81 @ 81 r. . I'll esss 1a 5ans ass to PROM
ontory It = much less nsnre, being only fos soe
utuAl ce*ts OF graduating, Eou and t4FtoRt ana
suststaed dnr1rT he .snter On tnts end dr the
road, thus nafdnK this eoess &se'ooo % s@aoeo Pes
.aa.t IL q OGDEN I'D I'd u .. r. uttsST rsissa s
t. 2tsE III, .ae .. !. s,..s.r ....~t 70 ~ AZ.
dcn upoa pstuaenf of The nsaai rates q ta1t6 1of
Rses a.a e. .s s e. e ~
taas the psssenger Junction q tae Meeting q
pastengr! caEs should b u c9anoe aad thas
frum Coftnne to QSden the read Shcnfd b u7Ed u
cosnmdn for freight t1ainf, Int that Tho Q. pas
&enger u4tnA should h2ve the p<eIe5rnca and no,
| be dlstaipod N snhtf schedule stfae,
This prUpoGttxn tho ceusfal FAtddo h4va moi
Tefused but ware eonatdeEtrX Il when The hzlr
| LEFT foT the East frbm Echo.
On TIM 1ast proposition, rnAde in the prsseoce q
| N The Government Commissioners. wAx given 4
! nee expxnss*oe or opinion, tn Govefnmenf Con.
1..enoeers freely expFes.anx Themselves tnst u.
Union Pacific bud offered an snss W19 falt ~
| feasoustle and III thAt any oody could az 5os
| EoE tnen, the onut OF bUtds0 " upon the Es1na
| P1<a1o. Tnsy Hust acneps o. bear tho odinto An
ee4su1e Of tta wu1td upon thta great question: