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AN AZ + for the establishment of coun.
" -upervi-orship- for schools.

AZ ~ tff4 tAl" f-Aai4f44NlliiitftL hl ElNfl-
~ -upervi-orship- for schools.
SCI. i. The governor and council
shall appoint for each county. on tile
recommendation oi the state -upcrin-
tendent of common schools. one person
a county supervisor Of public school,
for each county, whose term OF oil "a
shall continue three ycars. unless he be
sooner removed by the governor.
SET. 2 Il shall be the duty Of the
county supervisor 70 visit the school. of
hi- county Is often a. practicable. 10
note nj such visits in book provided
for the purpose. 10 be designated the
supervisor, Visiting Book, I the con
diIion oi the school buildings and out
houses, the efficiency Of the teachers.
the method oi instruction. the branches
taught, the textbooks and APPARATUS
used and the discipline. government
and general condition of each school
He shall give each such directions in the
science, ART. and method of teaching as
he NAV deem eXpedieni: shall distribute
promptly all reports. forms. laws, cir
cular- and instructions which he NAV
receive from and in accordance with
the direction Of the state superintend-
ent. and in general shall act a the Off
cial ADVISER and constant assistant of the
school officers and teachers ia this coun-
".
SEcT. }. lie shall assist the state ,u-
perintendent in the organization and
management Of county institutes. and
labor in every practicable way to ele-
waite the standard Of teaching and i'm
prove the condition Of public schools in
his county. by organizing town and
county association, OF teachers. and bv
personal efforts with pupils, school com
mittees. teachers and parents
SECT. 4. No county supervisor shall
act a agent for any author. publisher or
bookseller, nor directly or indirectly re-
ceive any gift. emolulnent or reward
for his influence in recommending or
procuring the use OF any book. school
apparatus or furniture of any kind what
ever in any public school in the stats ::
and any one who shall violate this pro-
vision shall be removed from office. and
shall further forfeit all moneys due him
from the state for salary and travelling
expenses.
SECT. 5. The state superintendent
and the county supervisors shah CEN
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stituie a state board Of education. Of
which the state superintendent shall be
eN-ofHcio secretary, and said board shall
bold session at the capital Of the state
a least once year during the session
81 the legislature. for the purpose of
comforting with the icgi -lative educa-
tional committee on M n pertaining
to the common schools 81. the state. and
I" mature plans Of operations for the
following year, and in general To devise
WAYS and means 70 promote and elevate
The public schools of the state
>EtT. y. The county supervisor shall
receive three dollars per diem for ser
Nicc actually performed in the discharge
% hi dutiec. and also reimbursement
tnF travelling expenses necessarily in
CURED: said services and travelling ex-
prn~c~ ~ appear ia hi working re-
pori. rendered quarterly Ia the state
superintendent fur hi inspection and
theme" transmitted to the governor and
council FIR their examination and up-
proval; provided that the total annual
expense for county ~upervienr.hia~ shall
not cNcrci the sum OF sixteen thousand
dollars
>rCr. :. Th- act -hal take effect
when approved.
Approved March - Isso
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One WAY that it viii Pay.

The question is often asked how can
we make the town Hall pay. And the
answer i almost ALWAYS given iii can't
pav,"
Taking it for granted that the city
viii have TO pay for the Hall, (and ii
deserves to he thus treated. because
when the right opportunity offered Ia
10 something to prevent il. in per-
lectly legitimate way. TO wit: in open
town meeting. il refused 10 vote
against Id then what use can it he pur TO.
- that the city will realize the greatest
l.enetit from IT, We have an idea :
and our CORES l,ondeni writing on rail-
rpag- week or two since. said most
cver1 body bad IAN idea. and that idea
+ o. u-e il Tor a city High school. Not
tor village high school. hut for the
whole city, or for the admission of any
scholar in any one Of the twenty or
NOR schools. that shall pas The nece--
-arY examination. No matter how
uauv applies. .here viii IL. school
rtom enough.
The lower Han ia Thu building Will
mab" very fine school room. and it
ha- 4ll the necessary recitation Rooms.
A. Beside the front rooms can bc
reserved for other, or cily u~e>. the side
d5or on school =. being used for the
aoiArs. This hall j, ct ample dimet-
-an-, j. elegantly finished will be well
warmed. j. finely located. and in fact
with the addition Of the necessary
-.Apol-rs.om furniture. will make very
tine High School Room
Thr -itv Will sct more and better pay
from the Hall in thi- way. than in any
other that ha- occurred to our mind.
We need better and more school accom-
rn,dAtiou-. and this viii supply thar
WaG.t
Il tAi- suggestion CALI up the que,-
ZION d The liability Of the town. upon
tai- l.Jint W. have nothing more to -ay
When the proper inc FOR u to act wa,
aI.au a. we did lot hesitate 10 express
aHr views. b,;A ID the iH.eatcoa. and
pa THE town meeting. and those View
u ll.rg not changed materially. but II
tAp-e citizens who had NOR pecuuiary
Interest ihan We in the matter. would
Ho' them art. We can have no with to
a--i-r u 'hi- late day. and Il ihi- mop
Fortune Time. in stirring NJ opposition.
NE ouls de-irr now io discuss what to
y. with il. and we can think Of no bet
fsr Service to pu, il to. the lower story.
t..aH tu make a School Room of it,
bur columns are uIr-n f"r any orr 10
,el,Ilate hi- idea. =
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Astonishing Curative Powers OF Medi-
cal Inhalation as Practiced by Dr.

LITTER MY.
IN MN h.ifpr nf fhe .iAftr,run
- ! hayr IN my preceding letters 30
inllr described thr -vmptpm, and path
"loEt N taiarrh and thu various d.
ea-e- ot tn air passage. and pointed
out their important relation 10 Z on,ump-
tiun. and other disease of the chest.
shall IN The present instance furnish the
follow in4 strong proof of their durability.
The" cases ~peak Tor themselves. and
what better evidence can H.. desired tina II
their own statements First Class te,-
timony. given BY parties who were
treated by me. who are now living and
ENJOYING good health. some better than
ever before
viii only mention the names Of a few
persons that have been cured bv using
my remedies. a. the publication Of Ger
titicate- would occupy too much space.
Will give the names Of but a few. liy-
ing ~ different places
CURE, N CHRONIC CArAggH
John +. Dunning. boot and shoe
dealer. Congress street. corner Ca-co
street.
Mr.. Abiel Foster. Portland DYE House.
Capt. j. Thorndike. Portland.
>ila- W. Berry. Of Waterville. Me.
Samuel Doolittle. of Waterville. Me.
Richard Rice. Of Pennington, Ne,
Vim. Hamlet, publisher. Boston. Mas.
Isaac Robinson. East Vas,alboro.' Me.
Mis- Abby Fisk and three sister.
Biddeford. Me.
L. F. Pillsbury. Pennington. Ne.
Rev. A, b. Pendleton. now West va.
W. 4. Beecher. - Milk street, Bo.
ton.
T.. Zealand. u kilby street. Boston.
James W. Bis, IA Federal street. Bos
ton.
Geo. VI. Guild. 49, Washington street.
Boston.
J. y. Haywood. rs Washington
street. Boston.
stephen =. Haine-. Oldtown. Me.
Miss Abby +. Bragdon. New York.
y. y.
Wife. son and daughter OF Rev. :. $.
Drake Of kittery. Me.
Rev. ID. q. Holmes. Fairport, n. y.
j. l.. Randall, Haverhill, Mass.
Hundreds OF other name, might be
mentioned.
CURES OF HEMoRBHAGE.
Mrs. Hughes. i9l Hanover street Bos-
ton.
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VOLUME Il.

Tng HEARTH AND HouE is OH.
b 20 weekIie. published. auI hes.
/, grows better, a. f. increases In a-s
! published by Petten gill, Bat. 4 90
York. and eiitel BY Donald G Nj,
and Mrs. Harriet Il. STOW. Pr.s
per aGnum Ia advance.
Harper Mnnthly, &c Gaay,
Lady, Frieai an fr Juur ra--.y-I
two Late .rr uyticr ais wees
CAsrrNE NORMAL >cHonI.-TbeF
ern State Normal School Exer,is.
the close Of the second year. NTH Y,
On Tuesday and Wednesday r1e "a.
aad 10Th inst. The Governor anle.
cil, State Superintendent, rr.i
Harris and others are expected .
present. We give below IT, o7l4.
exercises dc, Next wees weu.Ha..
the Catalogue.
-Launrhcd ID Eden la-iI II
Zine ~chr. of lri tou- rtjFrd ,a.F .
Higgins built by Master john ,---
AMI owned hy T.. l., IIi21iu- aal ..-
and mmanded y, Capt Irsa
Leland
-llarper- Wtchly auI Ua1a-
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The Riverside Magazine for Young Peo-
pie tor May presents its usual attractive ta,,ls
oil contents. The Giant" Is full page pic
tire BY John La Forge; White and Red. chan.
ter ', by Mr.. Helen c. Weeks; Tiny Brook ::
The Philosophy Of the Hoop, by Jacob Abbot !:
The Young virginiAns, chapter VII by Porte
Crayon; Annie Gray, Rambles in the city Of
the Grand Turk with the illustrations, To nv
little 1--we, One Of Twenty Questions, with an
illustration. Sketches illustration Of the wild
life OF hunter in South Africa. To the Doc.
dle-Bug; Neds Account Of how Amber was
found in the Baltic &c, with half dozen other
articles. This is one Of the very best mag.
azines published for Young Folks: aoushton
&co Cambridge Mass e3,5opsr year.
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Vessel Struck BY Lightning One Man
Killed.
Pr ,yIDENCE. Nav |.

PROVIDENCE. MAY 49,
The schooner ID. B. Webb arrived N R-t.,,f
this morning from Porto Rico On thr Z Ita.,
on cape Hatteras during thunder .uuaIl III.
vessel was struck by lightning. which .hjyerrI
main topnast, split mainmast and us..ed "a
by the deck. Levi l. Knight OF Deer I.b.nJ
hAlhr. seaman, brother of the Captain Va.
instantly Killed All the others were pros
tra,ed by the shock, but recovered
"hrs. >. 4. Aliens Improved Hair Rs
storer and Dressing. The attention oftha III,
lie !. invited 10 the very important chang. r.
Gently made in this article. we Offer H. H.
improved Preparation, Restorer promnr mi
ihixhDae In rs acton upon gGy hair Quickly
restoring 10 it> natural color and beauty To-
gether With An agreeable Dressing all in one
pouie. ms combination j. perfect aud lIney.
ceptiouabie in every respect, and 4. ,.ad 80
great satisfaction by Old or young-Nrs
Aheh's LfLoBsLsAUM, another Prpnaratin,,
clear without Sediment, designed exrIn.ixeIX
Ior Dressing. Strengthening and R.sntifyin,
me uar, refreshing toilet luxury far nr.
Arraole 10 rench pomades, aud soli nj haIt IL
price. Sold by all Druggists nan TUG
lMrORrAST DEcIsIoS.-The Portland !.
~ say that Judge Fox has rendered !. =.
ciston OF Importance to fishermen in tha -
Of the schooner t. .. Dresser. seized 4. te ease
iector OF Portland for an alleged xisls, ~ vi
me revenue laws BY using. in repaeking 49,, o.
III amer avoya age in Bay ChaIeur !. On 80
" " we SAT- which she had taken or hft.t y
w uip. HE Court decided thai 49,, iot
VIC SAIL Ia repaeking tho fish taken on ~ - Vi
.9e, was iegltimate either on board ~ ~ Wy
OF on the wharf. The touching ~ ' ,e vessel
Aiereign port for food and water a;d M Al
''i'~'e eApottation efgoods On board WI
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Governor Chamberlain.

hAs have more than once stated that
t.ar state could do no better service Ia
herself than ID re-nominAte our prcsrnt
ab.c chief Magistrate Tor reelection.
N~ e-aEr tu TIM conclusion outside Of
anl COINS ideraiioH~ 81 tire Temperance
question. or j: tie one 81 capital bun
i-!i4el.t. Neither j. there any motives
H -cld-hnc-- mixed with ii. Tor We
nave never asked Guvcrnor thamber-
iAia for att fAvor~ for uur-elf. nor for
a4t friend. nor d. We expect to do 80
Ell ihe future. Neither have We ever
h4d any conversation with him upon
rh.- question OF hi own reelection. nor
up.H That ~ any one Of the MANY topic.
Ii.t come within the range OF dutie-
.esfsuiug ~ the Office Of Governor
Nh A4kf these seemingly necessary
pr llmiuary remarks. brcAu,e of some
suggestions fhat have been made to the
contrary.
Hi tAl- tree country. ever, citizen liz,
rae night Of choice. in selecting the man
II men tor y HON lie will vote He ha.
fIa right before nominating conventions
4"e c4llri - make known hi, wishes
aud preference. and 10 get a. many
other- ~ a4rr- with Him a. possible.
Fiji Ne All admit Therefore. claiming
tA.- right Ne in common with many
aIher- nave never ceased az all proper
tine- ID declare that the interests Of the
pArts ami The state alike called Tor The
denomination Of COY. Chamberlain
~uca are our views Of our public and
parts duty. and here are some OF the
the REASONS Tor these views
We have never fallen ia love with the
tnJ prevalent notion that We must be
l'erPe;ually making changes for the -ake
81 change. nor do we believe in max
ing governors oui of the smallest mate
rial Ia Ne found in The party merely be-
cause we have men aspiring to this
place uf honor. There ar. offices whrrt.
We can well afford to CRAFTY the ambi-
ton % political aspirants. but there are
places where the public suffer by con
slant charge - ii We succeed in OBJ
tanning All honest. high-ininded. able
and industrious man for Governor. or
Representative ia Congress. aud he has
well learned hi duties. and thereby is
able 10 render the state or nation better
service than new man. then he should
be retained for period Of time. longer
perhaps than the ambitious. or the I'M
-crupulous. would be willing.
We would not, therefore. change oui
present Governor for new man. Ger
fainly for no one that has vet been nam
ed. and not because Of his particular
views on the temperance question, bu
because of his broad and comprehensive
views on variou. matters intimately con
nected with the future growth and pros
Deritv of the state. He il Maine mar
in the best sense of the word, and in hi
admirable state papers, he has not onll
discussed present laws and their bear
ings on our well being. but he has evi
denced the ability to suggest wha
NAV be done to develop the resource
OF the state. and thereby increase on
wealth and promote peace and com
fort within our borders. and has ais
shown the willingness to do it.-Ther'
ha. been both the ability and the will
Tho constitution of Maine SAYS. of the
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BOOK NOTICES,
How not TO be Sick

Is the title Of a companion volume OF
the Philosophy Of Eating by Albert J
Bellows, VI. d. published b. Messr<. Hurd
and Ho"sh,on, New York. This is a very
readable book. and one full OF truths thar
any person needs TO understand. In.
Author starts with the theory that one Sc,
OF principles IN food enables u, 70 u,. th,
muscles, that another set enables u. 10 keep
up lie animal heat ami anu her pro ~ te.
the action of the brain aud nerves and
enables Us 10 think. rh, theory va, 4 II
velopcd in the Philosophy Of Eatin..
This idea, though no, new to physiologists
has never been made practical. aud The
author has never seen any attempt 10
develop il either Tor philosophical Or prae-
teal purposes. Two French chemist, did
something in this lin, for in an ANALYST, Of
the human brain, they shew that the brain
OF tile infant aud OF the idiot contain. l.,
than half the phosphorus that il found in
the brains of men OF average common in
teiiect,and that The pro portion vf pnospnor-
lis was IN the proportion 10 the nt-lieot II
was also found byanaiys IS OF the secretion,
that the more active the brain the more
phosphorus j, u.ed up and thrown OF by
the system. tlergymen using up more on
Sunday and Lawyers on Court DAYS. than
mt other times. From these facts and
theories the antho- proceeds 10 treat of
food and its uses &c. giving a mass Of in
formation that all should read For sale
by Robert cole.
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EDITOR AMERICAN

If YOU have room will you please pub
fish the following list of men all MEM
bers of the 10th Maine Regt. who died
in the Prison Pen at Salisbury North
Carolina in the winter of 63-j. Proba-
bly, the friends of many of the list know
not what became of them, and it may be
some satisfaction to them toknow where
their remains lie.
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No Insurance.

II. KY the emf of 4 newspaper report
q = fire. We read the words. No In
surauce. " our involuntary feeling is
that ihe owner hai neglected To pro
te.t hi~ own interests, and j. there
tnrc entitled tn ~ much the les SYM
pathy for hi> los. In such a case.
however, the man himself remains to
restore ~ diligence and economy. the
property destroyed. How much more
clearly il it his business. and domestic
dutv ID make such provisions that.
when hc die. the ominous wotl>. No
Insurance. may not be REPEATED, a.
expressive of future want and suffering
fnr those whom he has left behind 80
~.uail j. the outlay required and 20
EXTENDED this time Of payment in or
jrr ~ make sure Of a support for the
widow Nm thr Children. that ~ man j.
eNcu>ahie for nc-lcctlng To- insure his
own lIfr. This " brought especially
T. mind, At this time, hy paragraph
IN An exchange. showing what mas w.
done PM persons IF the smallest sur
plus means. In December last. a poor
clergyman N Bradford Co.. PennsNivA-
MIA. paid sluu. - t. the National Life
Insurance Company for policy VI
5000. Wccan we'll suppose that one
hundred dollars. 10 country Clergy
man. wA> large sum. raised with lifii-
c'l!ty. ana We can imagine how easily
ID might have been spent flr nece,>a-
ric- fur the winter season. but the ~
~ult proved That HI, Investment Ill IN
~grancr Was thc most profitable of his
.sir. tn March ~ uI"l. ami III the
lir-f of Arrji tho agent of thu Natipaal
Ltr paid to his famil, the a. .uuO. this
hein- iAr only provision which thr do
ceased hal i.ccn able t. make for them
Another ca~c M tAr history NJ the
sa.4r COMPANY j. noted. 4 lahoring
in-u III Franklin. PA. insured for
81 .uun. anil In ,iN wcrA, thereafter he
. dlcj. anI ihc money VIA, pail ~ biz
family.
Til, Company National Life.
chartered VA Cun-rr-, aIi authorized
t. transact Insurance business through
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III N IstI DIS
CONGRATULATED Eli ID E\TRlII
SARSAPlRILLi
ehADioATEs ERuPrIvE AMI ULCERA1I1s
DISEASES OF TUE
tHROiT, NOSE. EYES EYry y1,>.
81 4 / = a13 sL-I

which 20 dishgure the appearance. pr-p,.I>.,
~ e'ii snect- q mercury ant retaoy ing all t.sr..
ulc Ftuinahts n DISEASES, hereditary III 1sh.r
perfect safety. VI "..'
49, iABLk->fOpNtJLs or the Exfrs-t j..
~. 5s, added y punt of water Il equa 81.
galnn y. pei prlnk and one bottle l. esls t
uon. a. usually made " s
No., - f.kts fi>ti LETTER j. published h tse
Extract OF sat saparilla in etrtsin s,,ti.,r. IF,
~. nm Iravers, i. K. >, SC speak az ~
60 ~ $3.50, and diseases arising from the gN
.p.., IAtraet Of sarsNpsrilla rs power /, III
aIaintad ia, more 80 than any other drug an b.
- 4a.tsd Win IL IL, the strictrxt s1rss t.f
Win this Invaluable attribute. thai s19,.Itl,ai
ss. = state OF the system so snnkeu and 90, .o
niitaoie as renders other s,ihs.anres az ~ f1..
oiass unavailable njurioa- ''''
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would sav also that thew were all
buried without ANYTHING TO distinguish
them. with the exception OF a few who
Were "Ma-on- they werc buried in
separate graves with a head board con
tanning their name. and number Of their
Regt
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

The wedding in church on Monday was
fne opportunity for all except the Flora
Nc fiimsy'sf
Josh Billings ssys he don't care how
much man talks III he says il tn few words.
signs Of war are plenty ia Wisconsin. for
out Of IS children born in one county IN three
weeks 40 were boys.
Property makes friends and adversi'y
tries them.
The q, actioai Plias.r- T. the name q
neat little monthlv devotesl 10 thr interests
ans: instruction q Painter. issued ia New
York. Monthly. Price 81 ct- year. Cheap
enough. willis Nc Dons'd 4 c.,
AWAY. ne al Soda Dissolved Ia pure
water To wash paint. Common brown soap
niurc, paint.
The Practical Priat,r give. thi~ receipt
for removing OH putty son soap mixed with
soluti n of potash Or cau.tis .osla. Or pear
lash and slakcd lime mixed with sufficient va
ter to form a 70 ts. Apply with hrusn pr
rag.
The county SupgrS isor~ II SCHOOLS have
been in session AZ Augusta. r. T. True i
Prv.iieu, Of The board anj A. 4. Abb'fi o
Rneklard, Secretary.
49, - Ma,
-, y-.,o. II, r.,.-..,y .-.,,.- III - !, .
.i.,c barbarian ami no, ,,pon,lle 10 ,nv 81 the
eon,.utionalltie- j polit.-..~ I'll. Repub.t-
can. Of York county mn.t q, good naiurrd
ct Of people, or sally wanting ii What judge
hh""'"o ,A''' ,Pu"A' Y" ''i'rA'' ','''" '''''F-
''''u' "a " '''A'
'''
~ : -.
it'll. ri. ~ a,rt ir..r, INV. t.,.,r...,,.
,.x,v vol ,,,,n~ ,,,-,i-,,t,r. =, vxt.rh ,,...,
1 Interested AZ referred
\ a Railroad accilcut .-rur,I nrar south
! Berwick on "Wednesday ami tie engine ran of
I thg track. thr smoking baggage AnI nasal r.r
Ia, no, =, h,,Ily !. N. o,hr,. r. rr-.,, III
Lasnphrey. baggage master va. :. n,,p, i,-
aired that h. lived anly III boar. >lt--rt
Dodge the engineer. va baaiiy ~cA' irl sad il
Y i supposed he VIII recover Joseph Ee't'
Nj" '"f f+'
gentleman hal w broken. erb,r. .,rr.
slightly injured rlr cate x thc 4srtsra, /.
Supposed N r. ! T~AN~n ria.
--The last object Of .-chamniou,f,ir,~ q. tile
,1rn NM h.I h1r.i-, .. ' '' W. ', ..-'
WIFI. l.,t,r f4.,,. l,y.
n....
s- 'tH,Nh r. ".'H4 H.FiA- HFAt'. y
citns,j IN ~. t.r th..r, .'l,..r,t.., III - H..
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Spcilul Notices.
,
fpt NJ. LADII.. IN ~ ~

fotNG LADIES BEWARE
~ 'i tnt inlnriou- Effects 81 Face P,yA.-. .
Hi .n NJ such rclne,ti.. CLOSE Oh tf,a ....s-.
n.,e',, ana anu 10 short time destrsg DR. ..
r,t,a.. lyon wolid h4ve a fr.s.n b-t....
se"'AiN appearance. u-e HEI.aratt.s- t,...
fsarap4ftfi
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SPANISH WEsT INDiA TONNAGE DUTIES
Hon. John l. nch ~ Portland. who's. con
''iiurnt- arr largely Interested In trade.
"ith Hbh. went home tonight having
procured from the 90 yrfnineut salts
factory arrangement of thc tonnage dutir.
between thi' country and the Spanish Wr,t
Indla ports. | li"r A condition Al tl.-.r... III
spain th' ye .-rl- ofGrctt Britain. France.
North Germany. sweden NORWAY aul
Denmark have tor nearly a year past only
been subjected to tonnage dufir. Ia tho
spanish West lHitl port, ~ one dollar anil
thiriy-iive cea;. per TN. while the vcs..l.
Of tie United paid two dollars ami thirty
nv" cents per ton. 10 remedy thi. o n.,r-ss
passed IN March last conditional law. *
actif -inisiar u the spa nish decree aud ad-
uniting spanish vessel, On the .aul. i.,t,r
ing as our vessels were admitted In spanish
ports. but ID became necessary for on.
country Or ths other To take the initiative
steps. add Mr. Lynch having represented
The case 10 Secretary Bou,well, Treasury
circular hA> been i. -ued nstructins Coll.c-
tors 10 admil spanish vessels on the same
i"otiag with American vessels 4 copy of
TINS "ll b. sent by Secretary Fish to th-
Spanish Minister. who viii transmit il Ia
hi' tpyrrnlaent. and similar orti-r, wll
ten be sent To the West Ind a port. of lint
power. ordering the admi. sion of American
vessels on the sam. footing a. regard f,n-
mage due, A. spanish vessels.
w ash. Special 10 Boston journal