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Relics OF Wary Queen OF Scots.

Anlnteresttrg beJrest to,tne Queen was despatched
oa ha80rtiav from Wshaw Ilocse toWinds4F Castle
Nhieh ller Majesty, from her acknowledged loYp
iGf Scotauu and eserSthing Scottish, WI, no
ter written md Jeff ~ The Late Lnr1 Heinaren.
tnst the relics OF which the be1ueSt Is composed.
were placed Ct the dlapnsal OF the Qaeep AMI her
Ma'ek's has been grac1ously pleased 10 signify Her
acceptance or Them Relic No consists OF cab-
Evt @ nasc Of sbon!, richly osnaaenIed IN front
mont opens with .fok,iny, doors. In ins
centre also are two gInall folding doors.
Ehieh, on helng opened, revealed small recese,
With tetselatcd pavement and roof with side mir.
Enrs The timer folding doaEs are Al-o suf1pundcsY
cabinet with her from France on her return 70
Scotland to begin her cventful career. THIS sou
ytnlf Of the slfatsd Mary must therefore te some
thsee hundred years cl.t hut II IA IN wonderfully
the Earl Of Mar, The E.ri aiteTsasris ulsds riir
% Nto fAroEttc Rrand-ta1ehier, who married una
OF The ancestors II The tate Lori itclaayen
and the cabinet has continued in tie possession
q the Nelha1en family ever since Relic
s.; X,a Is Rnrys, .hs WORK e Qaeea
crnw1. sceptre and sword, In gold with the wptds
"t;osl save King JutneA-" Relic No 5 IL . ptecH
or uElcaycuGd bread. 70 which no authentic htsto1y
u attached, hut traItltInpallv understood to hayc
~hcn participating In the mnst solemn Rites Of her
Ic'gi"a. There ID uao lock of 4eulys hatr. which
"a VI light color. The original letter, aIressc1t
~ tie !atc Lord Fflfavcn. placing these lattsrst-
ing tonf entFS at the 'Hs!osl1 of the Queen Was
locked up In oEe hf t'lc drawers NJ the cabinet
EeaIi U Norks, IN kupernscn1 the pacSing or
Ihr feS1na rel eA which were dYly fvFEarlrtl 70
Windsor Castle. PIT ta!cdop!l. HALLWAY on Sat-
uiay 1lght.-AvTtA 6ritiAa 1srr1eu.
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Is 1t Auybody'B Business :

lsit anybody , business
Ii q gentleman should choose
To wait upon lady,
II the ladJ don7 refused
Or. 70 speak little rlnfuec,
Thai the meaning all may know,
Istt anybody = business
II 4 lady has beAu7
Is It anyhody's business
When that gentleman tsoes call,
OF when be Leaves the lady,
Or II he leaves 1t uN5
Or Is IT necessary
That the cu1tain should be drawu.
To sayc num further truntae
The outslde lookc19-on:
Is |, anybody 8 bnsiness
Hut the lsdFA, II her beau
Hides ont with other fatl1ca,
And doesn't let her know.
Is 1t anFbo<iy 3 business
BIt the CrnteEuAn'S II she
Should nccert another escort
Where he doem chance to be:
Is person On the sidewalk,
Whether great or whether small,
Is II anybody 3 b,stnexA
Whether that person means 70 call :
Or Il you SEC person,
Az he's calling anywhere,
Is II any nf your business
What his business may be there!
The substance nf or 1Ucqr,
simply stated, would be this:
Is It an:1c1y's buslaess
What dn0shtT's b4Iefness gY
II Il l., or II n tnI
We would really like 70 hov:
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An Alnrr4cnn Harm.

Tho death OF Charles SuoHde1 Fairfax, At Bal
umore, on Sunday last, recalls ~ pahic nouco ona
Of these ronance1 In TEAL life which occasionally =
hare theis origi1. from some Of the old families u
Virginia The deceased VAS The T:cognlzed tenth
ERfun Fairfax, u Cameron, In the pceSa2e Of
ScuslRpd and I ~ entitled 10 = SsaI In Tue hrtHah
House Of Lon1a. he VIA tho great great gteat,
grandson OF Henry, fourth Baron, and couslA OF
Ion, ThnmAs Fairfax, Of virEinla whoss career
dufsaK ew precautionary WG u wen
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Tee 't.iows1s s:otJ Is. totd bJ SeT York
payer:
:: ;;:tls Ecrer-5ea: Oh In Wates1cn!, Sara.oca
County. ia1llE pa.sczn atlef h. tAlhet, s.uuily
1toN ta LinseIa pcintct1t His grandfather. Wn1
rage Re xculd desert tis cososs aad declare hIu-
self Republican The next morning AZ h{eakfsxt
Freddy looked very .1avc md Vas ahcomuQo.ca-
tie kitchen. whl1e Bridget Was 1t woYt Rt5tirU
as Esed ulcr his hancA he indu!srI In deep Eed
N5tcn fos nnMeIt; then looking zudde3y up hn
sa!i The EnL tTeu, VIII ten ycu,7 sall he; I an
cnued old CoppeItead, the Meaaest~ Hn1 Of Z
Ltmocr1t-' This Settled the ease, and FrccdS
tal13&gu."
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How 11c Whipped Him.

lows.
am tell you how II WAS, Ybn sec BIT and tpe
WRIT down to the v harf 10 t1sh: and felt IN mJ
said, Bill you stole Iny Knife aad h. e1l1 WAS
smother, AMI SAD 80 thcT.. yncr.elf; aad he said
u was I'D snch thing and s1,d he was liar, and
s>si hct! rock me to sleep, mother; and SAID b:
~ h,s1cr onr; md he sail ncrct had
thn Etaalta. and I said for him to fork over
I'M xnd he satd 1ny grandmother WIS no gcn!Ie-
,nan; ma and sasd b. dersnI take II uc BAT he did
nldn aisd grabbed HIN and threw him dnrn on
tac net I'll u M nes sescra1 hr'eka; nad tel you II
ht:h III! md tit him; and mi rj .tra N thn ,,o-
sad sht dog ran, and rsa nrter tae dce to fcteG
hna caek AZ ddn1 catch him until +yot citar
rcsJ bleckf" 49, 40 ~ e3'
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azhng him sl.o to help In the matter OF the IT,

Asdng him s&so TO help In the matter Of the tn
quest
wot,,d ron Nd TO your lonk liz Of kinanes.oa By
EotnE hnn cdiAsesy And eonssns With him as
fnrrs he coIes in.tst his reading the rs,eosed
How shall ever tfanf you Tor your e1odncss md xcA.
you atv, dn thank voa 1tetuuJ ard sincerely, saa
,Vu lelierc In q G"d, InAY He Ntrs you!" =
Her letter TO her iorer hal been destroyed, aud
though there was an inquest, thc1s eeens 10 h.ve
been no necersl:J for the podtnprtcm, the unhap-
RI Ktsl. CHEF ter1p1 Of death Unlke the Liver
tsss eemiosed Weil.eonsiaefed e1p's dssetSns n
were not evidences Of tempoyaII tnAaQItY.
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A Chinese named All sam. who kept the "Lonf
Nelson Ress2usant' IN Victoria, vancouver
ehedule OF hL4 aasstA Not knowing the names
Of bis customers, he had +nteeed short desc77p-
nens of them II his ledger, aai when be entered
court, he had nothing 1uore I,all tht fullo1lnx to
AhoT. II Was gtte1 uia b. bis solicitor q le27l
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and usiiy. These, n hs.[. ave The 1ul..:,e. NJ
1Itbute.l 10 Lord ltsr.n, aaA, to cunn utl ...h.
naIr'somes, man III .:c w.r:c."
THIS Is q night royal cElu1s. n.ent O. The ,,..-,,
the hands o! tht M .trt-s even tho.,.l, ~.
lover lc dcaa tet4 r.lay a .c.- MI w.
mE:rns has farm !!i.u the "s:s. a.I Ie,,,,s
Leaf" II would t~ u VII. l,4.st task, however ha,
we he slaSce 10 taxi ~ y r!rl AMI rsiutt IT ot
OF ESt Own testllsoay. 10 c!a!ra co1staccr or
PURIFY 1cs naa "Auss ii. ~ .,atols made hin i
fiif'.tnc Ears crcn alnol4; lsl 1a:cJ Henettsus
Sh" GOA hy rE1r7H> VIII, q t'niIe OF verse AMI
w1n,. lie Ton Gipranai rr.-.t ca.a!o-nc h.s IN,
f.5a~fasa u hatn:al!t l.! c,Sssc, Is sheer non.
ft8-sFs 1he toHttr-s to" er, has Committed a
"o3st, 'As'' 'aan lh:. In SNla, relas 10 her en-
t'ie=4--eIi' <-e Lily a-c"eI Il to putrap
l'ossshEAs' ~ Is To- rAlca ~ endor Lon1
otarE WIN w :hc Cardinal virtues
~ '''e1s tSs,esA''' - ''H = c.rtn:on Of excel
le'es "u'sn nAS "e''s y: y .raah"d cisac. by
mai or wemau. nos st"s tt. ihG+ +e vh, h.r. ~,
fcr,d mar yIdom OF ts7r.:eI CT .o7,,,,tn, s.'~
were letter nen ~ tltslssals in Frro,.. ~, .h.
BYRON himself. Es'ftrr rfi'n ly.4l h4f,r, ~. o..
tette: men 1--we alstf h:m; 1il W. % MI, rn,c,I,
u ~no'a require Sefj f:re:r cxer.oa to k1r,,s.
1ari l'srpn IN wel-iotas. The ,n.kr,t. -
Counties makes Is thn:. IN attempting to po,,ray
1eal man rs ne Was. s''e Ea> fla!c him AZ ,d.,,
Faint, wE:ch he WIS no. N.;e1e she shouI, ~.
tho Ioet IN anotac.s.s gu!.e a. c7,oh,.
ard sIsn4c as that Eklca t-I,4h enjoyed. II ts
quite nAsu!sl that tic mistress In thc so!Aea ,a,s
III yoEER loFc SHOULD magnify the lover int, an
Apollo: but that or fru!i not .;aec clarified hrr
sfs!''E or rsturrd he- seas. is, TO s4y the IcAs,
tt.1 I, ma-ianle.
Notwithstanding the extraordinary c1acre,s-
AonS Of Guulte7's t'uicciulih aRccoectInn.
Wash fuust az necessity impressive un7rcludlcca
1H.1cr very forc!h,y. t::Asr that btr tncuprt b,,
n''i improved with age CT that she II suu under
Inc Authorizations ~hich hia dazzling prr.cu~c
Produced In her younger daJs and notwtths.a,t,
ing the Fcry ahsun, anu .Iesita1 m1ane. In rhic,
the attempts 10 MAKE hun not onIy the onc rr..t
Nft u the world, but The Representative
moral man Of the world, combining in
Himself al! the virtues ana none
oi lhe vices common TO humanity, the
o"oA VIII command Widespread attention fos III
tes! Interesting and II times brilliant style, which,
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( aSfI utAly every GFEEtuH. lnG ENf{165
curse themselves 70 tc hrard the!c in the tlrswers
cf tablts, el"the+ rzess-s and buIeanA Invent 10
one Ct Tags. .ruaeta vita German savant Al
sat enly ladies' r1ost Of whom were ALREADY b..
yond iae Prize el ufc- AmorG the men were a
leM Offers ca hAf Tar, and a. ahoS The tun
having PIT tee.r haats on the tao1e. one Of them
called lp The sri,tt Of MAJOR ct nassars ho hal
rtcn hled IA the Crimes Tte spirit Immediately
hcs$ar fashion TEc frss hc male Indicated 1A1
his crnse:ccec VAS h1zdent.l with Tin; hIch
Sf re's T. sH e.7r{ fT rsrss qnsy n Is give
& EaEuMcale uais to hdy lty1c1 on the banks OF
rs Sa-n.Ec lie mas cox ask~d waat the nine
ot MS IA Y VS., vhere1poa the table wa4ed 30
LAMP d.d .: ovc at Ali II then Occurred to
~ 1s4fEel eoIn.ryMan to be so lm2ertne2t As
sec uhethe. 9. not de Ixran wss fastened to T.
Tbs e1cateI the Nve.Ies. Indignation especi.Ily
cn he Esst O. Ae ia.e4 They complained londlJ
iHst:en.d tie spirits: Tor the ralm q spsT1IA
d4eJ said. VA cieDed only ~ him who asked ad-
ms1t;nee 70 with believing aad eatld-nfe heart
table Of the sI1i;s wanted to cose The saae1, bat
Iae atIe, ~ d!ns VI lew lI.ctuous Wenls pre-
SeLted her from 70 doing
pese Ct Influencing eretcloas Elnds, and theu d.
ayhf IS mach tenent frona them Al possible ax
lslsaie .tsi'4o1a Al donb:s uttered on such occa-
s.oos Nllutt the business Magnetism a.Artsuai-
NI+ and nj that belongs tu the department OF fht
superns1u1al Fave Hvea .r.se 10 most vrlusaI-
LoIs lteH@Sure, TO u hicn additions 2-e Ea11ee~en
Gay; The lnos1 inpudrn1 caA1astacs c.y out the
loGdes9 Against eharl1.auiau In these book THIS
auasGesxtf IelAles In = review the beginning Of
rs EierfEus easetr In this wise:
uA' ES rr.elsed slfeady ny hftas4h yeaL, h AFFORD,
M utAn tae4sutr to o>,k lack 70 ny p&3t Lie. In
E;t Sn;ta u q clerk II fasaaa4Ete Cry goa sto;t
kF evrry yruns Efar ihst e1a no tzo nine
teHu tTs1. - dFs AIpt " r,t,slt<ci future saw
Et>A AlFrsAE n Erf9tstor of sery 7nerA,I-e h.,l
Dan r a;FEeF 81 Grr villa IN the evEu71 II FarA ~
ttt .l- rf4ErHHEg wife. Ani s::ruuG.ted wsta nd.
:" Gt r,:Isrn III the hesis q littL anklls wl-
TT us.ensE"n was tsns p:!nt.z to tAe f1tc Ia
ftr- Haat r.rf.s1tnk e1.. h-arH of the ~ande1s p{
nA-f1A7t:alA All L1es- L.e Gaa of kataAs e1.aassi
r. & LII ipa,es.sta fc~ t.sek. % aalna nasars-
Ys:s u.1 "A %.s:s,;+ h.s vii Atc.l tri.ls aase
80: t'ifrrt:El tsyona eIfA~t.4as. .rscl<es u -
as~yt rr.!trsrr the s.rea II Which haa trrar1 VI
she rI " intsd,Si iats ls~utnui for Iac VA
aEtn4E eh1a With AIs1zr cJtn and xeAt:h ut Llosdc
rso, ets TOW tes dgn assn be. ssoslts;s SD osrf.
y, Hro-1 .E ash.,set 70 eoei... lttse s;sr esWsf
sssd my .r-,;r yc.ts-s her She hsi just sTts,rl
~ sGt hss t,hef hAa .r,a1ted her ea.hr Il ths q.
sone hh her ssa t.te her haeI: ia cssabli,a mts
trhind h*r back. AID ira to subject her viii 10 misc
But; AtA, desptse ny electric eaners despite nv con-
csatssied N Aasa1ne eaas!a1lsd add!nx sahsiaesiax
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ruled from 1415a1511c; a few choice as
high as 1613a17c; poor to common cat
tie 12Ha14c; medium to fair steers liza
15c: good steers and fat oxen 151za16;
prime to extra steers 16a161c; choice
i6kal7c. The majority of sales were at
I41Sa15c: average price 14Ac; poorest
cattle brought 11al2c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-In the earlier
part OF the week the arrivals were, at
Communipaw 5,40O head and at BeT-
gen Hill -, and s 400 head al Fortl-
eth street. The market at the opening
ruled very slow for all grades below
prime white, which sold at 512a64c Tor
sheared and 7a9Hc for wooled sheep. a
few very extra sheep exceeded these
figures. Lambs in request for good,
but light stock weighing below 4O IDS
Is altogether unsaleable. To-day the
offerings were 2, 500 head at Communi-
paw; 1000 head at Hudson City ana
5000 head at the FOrtieth street yards.
change from the figures current
through the week, aud the market
closes heavy. Common to fair sheep at
7a715c; good to prime sheep 7HaSc; ex-
ira sheep S14a811c; lambs 16a20c. We
note sales during the week OF 1893
head.
SwINE-The supply in the earlier
part OF the week were 2, 900 head at the
Fortieth street yard and 81, GOO at Com-
munipaw. The market ruled quite
firm during the past week; sales OF live
hogs as high as Sllall 6S, while dress
ed hogs sold at 141sa1419c. To-day the
offerings were 1000 head at FOrtieth
slreet and 4, 800 at COmmunipaw. The
market is heavy and lower: closing at
1OAa1lLc for live and 14al4I<c for
dressed.
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TELRGRAPH1c ITEMS.

Mr.. Dana declined the Appraiser
ship of the port of New York, to which
he was recently confirmed.
Rev. DIR. Ogle. one of the sufferers
from typhoid fever contracted on the
ship James Foster, died on Saturday.
-Wm. II. Rice, of Quincy, Illinois
was found dead in his bed at the st
James Hotel, Cincinnati, at IL o'clock
last night. Death from apop!exy wa
the verdict of the corOner's jury.
The last rail was laid yesterday on
the Louisville, Lexington and Cincin-
natl Branch Railroad, making lO4 miles
between Covington and Louisville. The
cars will not run for week or two.
The New Orleans Crescent has been
merged in the Times.
John Lawler, one ofthe proprietors
of the Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch,
died last evening.
"A woman named Bridget Carroll,
at Rochester, New York, on Sunday
night, was assaulted with stove poker
sn drinking saloon in Spring street,
by Darcy. He drove the point of the
poker into her skull and she died from
her injuries last night. Darcy has fled.
Navigation on the Mississippi is
now open to st. Paul: The ice wen:
out of Lake Pepin yesterday morning.
Riders machine shop, South New
Market, N. H., burned Monday morn
ing. Loss $I5. 900.
Joseph Hasser has been sentenced
to be hanged on the 4th of June next
for killing his wife, in Penfield.
VIM. II. Strabford, Canadian,
was before U. S. Commissioner Cor
ham, at Buffalo yesterday, charged
with smuggling a large quantity of
morphine. He waived. an examina-
ton and gave bail to appear at the
nextt term or the u. S. Court, at Roches.
ter. Collector Tyler has possession of
most of the morphine.
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0heQnteltiqetrter:
Cuban Relations.

We have more rational news from
Washington concerning Cuban mat
ters. Mr.. Ramsdell telegraphs to
the Cincinnati Commercial that the re-
ported intention of the President to
call an extra session of Congress is
evidently erroneous and based on the
widest rumors.
Most members of Congress who have
talked with the President on the sub
ject say that he denies having any such
intention. There is nothing likely to
occur, he says, respecting the Cuban
question that will disturb the peaceful
relations which exist between this Gov
ernment and Spain. The duty of the
Administration concerning this SUBJ
ject Is plain; that is, to observe strict
neutrality between the Spanish author
tiles and the insurgents. The Admin
istration would not, if it could, restrain
the sympathies Of our people on behalf
of the struggling insurgents against
the Spanish rule. Due precaution
has been taken to have the proper
Government officials exercise their
lions or munitions of war leaving our
ports, to aid either the Spaniards or the
insurgents. Theihead OF the Navy De-
partment explains that the concentra-
ton of large naval force in the Cuban
waters is for the protection of Amer
ican citizens and their interests; and
the wisdom of this action has already
been demonstrated in dispatches just
received from our Vice Consul at Ha-
vana. He states that General Dulce
shows an entire Willingness to render
ample reparation for any injuries or
insults inflicted upon American citizens
or their property.
The Government authorities claim
that undue excitement has been occa~
stoned from the fact that orders were
dispatched, some days ago, to the COM
mandants of some of the navy-yards to
have some of the best class of vessels
Immediately put in order. 1t is asserted
that the only purpose which the De-
partment had in view in issuing that
order was to preserve and keep in repair
quite a number of first class ships that
would, in the course of a year or two,
be rendered utterly useless by neglect.
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NEW YORK.
Kn.I1Iux Murder in Georgia.

NEW YORK, April 10.
The Iri6uuc'S Atlanta special says
DR.. Benjamin Aver, one of the Georgia
delegation to Washington, the oldest
member of the Georgia Legislatures and
a staunch Republican. was brutally
and inhumanly murdered near MS
house in Jefferson county by the ku-
Klux klan, on Thursday last. lie was
found in the public road, shot through
the head This is the first Of the GeOr-
gia delegation who has perished by the
Wayside, according to the expressed
wish of the NeV Era.
CUBAN EXPEDITION FITTING OUT AT NEW
ORLEANS.
The Herald'S New Orleans special
says that preparations are actively on
foot in that vicinity fer n formidable
and we'll organized expedition 70 aiu
the insurgent Cubans, and Will, no
doubt be Of q serious character, the
men being engaged rapidly and sworn
to secrecy. A number OF brass howit-
zers have recently beenipurchased there
and sent to some unknown destination
There seems to be no lack of money,
but there is so much blowing on the
street corners and so much publicity
and gascOnade that the matter may
drop through from pure :mismanage-
ment. The Government officers either
can't or will not take steps to prevent
the movement, and no definite instruc-
lions can be obtained from Washing
ton.
1t is stated that a command has been
rendered to Harry Hazen, an ex>Con-
federate Major General, who, through
his personal popularity among the OLD
soldiers, and knowledge OF the Spanish
warfare, could collect around him in a
davis notice, two or three thousand
veterans. Very considerable pecunlary
inducements have been held out to him,
but he declines on the ground that he
ia too old, and has TOO good law prac-
tice to give it up. Gen. Steedman re.
mains the probable leader. He is brave,
but wanting in prudence and discre-
ton. If he gets of, he will make either
stirring success or most complete
failure.
Collector Case, who is q brother-in-
law of the President, says openly that
he does not want to hear or know any
thing about expeditions of any kind,
and District Attorney Morgan says his
appeals to Washington for definite
Instructions are answered only with
vague generalities.
Marshal Heron, who recently re-
turned from Washington. hints that he
shall keep up appearances, but dc
little.
The HcrGlRS Washington special de-
clares that the Government is making
active preparations for IL war on the
Cuban Iquestion, while, the ITtbune'S S
special says, the Government will pre-
serve strict neutrality between the
Cubaus and the Spaniards.
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Economy at washington.

Dismissals from the Departments at
Washington are still going forward
with energy, and it is expected that, in
another month, more than two-thirds
of the force employed in the Depart
ments at the beginning OF the presentad-
ministration will be discharged. This
course, on the part of the present Cabl~
net, will reduce the expenses of the Gov.
ernment hundreds of thousands of dol
lars annually. The head of each De-
partment has determined to keep the
expenses of his respective Department
within the reduced appropriations, and
TO prevent in future the enormous def
cheney bills, which had become SO COM
mon during Johnson's administration.
In carrying out this policy, Secretary
Boutwell,, in the week just passed, dis
missed from several bureas OF his De-
partment something over three hun
dred clerks of both sexes, the salaries
of which ranged from 5000 to $4,000 each
a year. These dismissals were in the
Fourth Auditors Office.
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SENATE.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Abr
The Bellivue Il
by fire last night.

WASHINGTON, April ~.
In the Senate Mr.. Chandler offered a
resolution that the President be direct
ed to open negotiations with England
for the settlement OF all open questions
on the basis of the surrender Ofall the
British North American possessions to
the United States. Mr.. Chandler read
long extracts from his former speech, to
show that he originated the position
now assumed by the Committee of For
eigu Relations, and insisted that if his
advice had been followed heretofore
the Alabama and all other claims
would not now remain unsettled, but
that If the resolution he had offered
looking to the withdrawal of our Min
lister and non.intercOurse had been
adopted, such claims would have been
paid in thirty days.
In conclusion Mr.. Chandler said he
hoped the proposed negotiations would
be made, and the Canadas required
peaceably, but it England would not
settle, and desired war, let it be sharp,
short and decisive. The 10000 veter-
ans of Michigan alone would see to the
capture of the British and North Amer
lean provinces. AS in the case OF
France with Mexico, Great Britain had
staked the continuance of her empire
in America on the success of the re-
bellion.
The. resolution was then referred to
the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Messrs. Cole and Casserly denied hav-
ing authorized the statement tele-
graphed to the New York World that
gress.
The Senate then, at 1870, proceeded to
the consideration of Executive busi-