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LOST IN A WESTERN WILDERNESS.
SIX Days Without Food--isemnriSablc Escape
from Starvation.


From the Alpena tNich.) Pioneer, Jan. 2O.l
Mr. Charles Crapo, brother to the Governor, and
Mr.. Alderman, surveyor when returning through
the woods from examining lands on the Sheboygan
river, and when In the 3l-4 cut his foot very
badly, disabling him from travelling any further.
HIS companion, supposlng that there were lumber
camps 53-9, made the wounded man comfortable
as he could, fixed his tent, built him fire and cut
poodly supply OF wood, and, leaving him all the pro-
visions, which were three days ratiols, took only
two 'hard tacks' and started for help expecting TO
get through In one day. lie ate all his provisions at
noon but AT night, when he reached his destination,
he found dIeaTy wilderness where lie expected TO
lnd camp. lie immediately started for the main
river, but soon became entangled ina dense swamp
and through fatigue and want OF food and having 20
sleep on the ground without blanket tent, hc was
taken sick aud could make but very slow progress.
After three more days OF intense suffering he reach
cd Erskine's farm. late at night and utterly cx-
haustcd. Mr.. Spratt happening TO be there, took
the nearest one to where he left the wounded man.
eight men, TO the relief Of Mr.. Crapo. They found
him without wood, and suffering from hts wound
and anxiety. lie supposed that his friend had either
pcrished was lost, and certainly expected TO he
left TO die. lie had calculated his provisions to last
him twelve days and cut his name on his gunstock
and the bottom Of his book, that any one finding his
remains might know VINO he was. Having lain there
six days all alone since his comrade left him. he de-
describes the sensation OF the arrival Of help as the
happest moment Of his life. HIS rescuers brought
him 10 camp upon litter, and Tie next DAY brought
him to town. Both nen, after recruiting started lor
Saginaw
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4 DESPERATE sNa SING COgycT ARRESTED M TEXAS.

[From the Galveston Bulletin, Jan. 2)1
Gus Iomipklns, OF Houston, was arrested yester.
daY morning for Insulting Colonel Cram az The "Lid
lin.hV Tie Colonel was standing at the bar taxing
. aarnk when Tompkins stepped up % him and Of.
Ieleu 70 hght calling him Yankee OF
-. me Colonel at once sent for the police and
omcers Crazy and Haley went with him 10 make tho
ufie.L ne resisted thom and made fight, when the
Ihel ol foice entered the room and seized him by
the collar ana dragged hun Into the street They
put MN On dray 10 take him TO jail, when he bit
Mtne M cnci han1 Va two places and kicked ofllcer
nalsy ~ ,hc mourn. ON being brought 10 the jail
he threatened 10 Kin the sheriff and chief and a. 80
Yoleat tlhi y became necessary to rag and put him
N irons. icw minutes after his arrest a woman
made an anlaavlt before the Recorder that he had
severely beaten her ana broken her ribs. From In
formation receiycd he " believed To he an escsred
t0nyici nom sing sing, N. u.
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cuaE ron SMALLPOX.
cor np TILE HERAI.n.-

TO THE EprroR or THE HERALD
read in the HERALD tnat smallpox Is prevalent
IN the state OF California and cannot be subduel hy
the local physicians. Please give, through the col.
umns Of the HERALD, the following rccipe:-Croton
ygIlsom OIL one drachm: atiblo kan tlrt gr. vi Ruh
with the mixture the mcdian line OF the chest just
above the pit OF the stomach three or four Inches
long, before the eruption comes out. The eruption
IN the majority OF cases VIII be stopped; but NJ the
eruption comes out inject the pimplcs every day
win petroleum oil. GIVE for drink melissa tea,
borage, chamomie, &c, according 10 the state e'
the system o' the patient never lost single case
by this treatment. The operation must he done by
a physician, not by strange hands.
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srrAyenfr Conrrs, at New Orleans from New York. :
of iattcras, IN which tic
ppc cracked the vessel had TO lay 90 for repairs
BApK CUApFPLAsp, Of Yarmouth, M, from Pensacola
for Liverpool with umbospu Into Key West ssth inst leak
Ing badly.
Brte r KrlLFy-Errrct from letter received from
Capt Carman OF brig h Kelley OF Portland which vessel
sailed from Mannxsa Nov IN for Decwarc Bfcakwater and
arrived 81 Johns, PR, Jan SIN II days from Maanxas
Va 3S faihoms Cape Henopcn bearing NV by
give You the severity OF the weather. u
blc and the Gulf stream three times.
hung The t had single sail Jeff my running
rigging all gonc standing rigging stranded and badly chafed
gone il the Jaws hu forward started also
after house-in ehe complete wreck MY men all
up said they could do more, all being badly
Frozen poor fellow frozen badly In his foot and
italy led with between decks the the forward
much la II that II washed the sailors berths
down. and for vc days n impossible 70 live IN the cabin
tried into bermuda, bat inpossble
get but nnay obliged 10 head her fo 81 Johns, PR
got her along with what few could muster, and
barely succeeded IN reaching that port During the hrri
the did lnk much, but toward the
hour. During experience such weather
before. Nothing bat continual gale nrH' from sf then
from WNW. Many vessels fnrst have fonnderei WIS al
60 days. The cargo In wretchd condition shall
have the brig condemned here and sold"
EsBKx of New York; Hooper. from ood's Hole for
Savannah nut into Newport night of 2ith Inst IN Distress
having spit sails stove buwarks and spfg leak during
the gale of The &3i
Sem w iIoIq, NJ Boston 25th from Wilmington, NC
rcrrnce 18th inst lat 10 40 Ion 5SS very heavy gale from
everything movable including water casks, hawscrs, &C.
tling the cabin and state rooms VITA water
ssuf Jnb4 JonSe0s Of Philadelphia from Havana for
b.s.ru tIos,ninr 81 ~ mss fb VI Cape Cod, With
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SHIPPING NEW S.
Aim auac Tor New York-..Tais Day.
Weather Along the coas,.
P0RT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY aG, 1859
Herald Packages.

Captains Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port win
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD to
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend the delivery of packages
will be by the following from the proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting held March 0, 1885,:
Resolved, That and after April 1868, the Associated
Press win discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
rS- The Office of the Herald yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE is at Whitehall slip. All communications from
and consGnees the masters OF inward bound
sells win De forwarded free of charge.
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Lecture by Mr.. De Cordova.
THAT Dog next Door," his qualifications, eccen-
tricites influences life and DEATH the subject on
which Mr.. De Cordova lectured last evening at
Appollo Hall in behalf OF the Church OF the Holy
Apostles. Such q subject in the hands OF such
lecturer as De Cordova 1t might be expected, would
be well treated. IL might justinably be given IN
doggerel, but It was not. IL was IN prose;
yet by no means prosy. The pecrllar.ties OF
porter the Irish trader, the sanctimonious divine,
the poetcal dame, the conniving widow, the Dutch
man and the dog were given with gusto tnat car
riel with IL an assurance OF truthfulness and which
drew from the audience frequent outburss OF laugh
ter and applause. Those who have had the pleasure
ssyle s. IN Which he described the annoyance caused
IN the neighborhood by huge dog, trained 10 luli
s nsS % seeR ls ana ce
qual style OF the lecturer could scarcely be described
and those legions OF metropolitan residents who sur
fer dire agony from the caterwaulings effectively
carried on through the stilly night should hear the
recital OF Mr. De Cordovas woes on account OF that
dog" and they would forever after rest contented
with the soothing thought that matters in their re-
gard might be much worse
The Modern Drama and Judaism.
At the room Of the Henry Jones Lodge OF the Order
of the B'nai Birth Thirteenth street. quite large
number assembled last evening to listen to lecture
by the Rev. DR.. Sonnenschein. Rev. Dr. Milziner Of
the Norfolk street synagogue introduced the orator
OF the evening, and the officers Of the lodge were
efficiently busy to accommodate all with seats.
Among those present. besides the officers, Rev. Dr.
Einhorn was prominent, and so were Messrs Joseph
SulzbergeT, Michael Elinger and many others. The
lecturer upon being introduced stated his object to
be TO show that, from the stage, which exemplfy
the world, the Jews have derived the greatest benz;
r Although they had been IN times past assigned to
utter contumey, they were subsequently recognlzed
Y manner wmcn nnni,y ou ys Ss.ne rs.
selves only which wrought this change taking good
Of what the poets OF the times said about them.
Shakespeare did not picture Shyock as greedy and
rapacious man only; but In some Of the sentences
which the poet put In his mouth che man and the
father was fully described. Lessng In his Nathan
gave such description OF the Jew as must OF ne
cessity challenge the admiration OF all the ntelll
gent. There was none greater than this German
poet, taking his cue from the great Hebrew phloso
pher Mendelssohn. He had written his work-"The
Jewsn-1ve years before; but the work OF '.Nathan
the Wiseu embodied all the wisdom of the Jewish
philosopher and the Christian sage The lecturer
then came to Urie Acosta, OF Gutzkow, and while
calculating the character OF this hero Of German
poetry he recited number OF verses, to the great
delight OF the audience. lie concluded with a gene
raj eulogy Of the Mosaic truth having thus shown
It's pre-eninence from the works OF non-Jewish
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT SALE OF CITY LOTS.
ONE ENTIRE BLOCK,
In plots OF more lots
Will be sold at auction by JAMES NJ. MILLER,
a, the Exchange saesroom, III Broadway,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, AT l2 O'CLOCK.
This property, which desraby located, bounded
by Avenue Boulevard Eighth avenue and d7h
and i4slh Streets
The Seventh Avenue boulevard feet wae hand
somey laid out and upon the completion proposed
improvements win be the avenue In the world
Isproposedt to extend the Elshth railroad line
and the win doubt be running pas, the property
For sna further particulars apply The of
REMEMBER DAY OF SALE.
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ different states No publicity. No c,iar divorce
obtained. Advice free. Also Notary Pabls and Commits.
=. l. KING, Counsellor ai Law. zl broadway.
A HOUSEHOLD wORDi
II Iny your China, Glass. Silver Plated Ware,
Table Cutlery Kitchen Furniture, Cool Ing Utensils
and all other articles
House Furnishing Hardware
and Cr0ckery,
nj greatly reduced prices,
EDWARD q. BAsrFoRp.
CocFtT Institute,
IA
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CLEARED.

Steamship Kangaroo lBr) Hacrow Liverpool Halifax
j @ Dale.
Steamship Java (Br, Lott, Liverpool Quecuslown-E
Cunari
Steamship Celia CBr), G!eaden LondonHowland As
pinwall n ~ y 4
Steamship Rapidan, Mallory Savannah Murray Ferris 4
Co.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, charlesion-H Morgan
Co.
steamship Niagara, BaKeman, Norfolk Ciy Point and
Richmond--N McCreadv.
Steamship Carroll, Vardv, Baltmore--W Dalzcil.
Steamship Gaucus, Walden. Boston-W p CLYDE
Ship Peruvian Thompson, iokohama-S Merchent Co.
Ship Abbe Ryerson Dennis, London-E Morsans Sons.
ders-Funch, Mcncke Co.
Bark Palas Norw. Wnsnes Cork Falmouth for
lunch, Meincke h Co.
Bark Il II Fisk, Emery, New Orleans-N II Brigham.
Brig SYartvick tSwedish Nasholm, Marseilles
Mencke 4 Co.
Brig Cito DAM, Knreson, TresteFnnch Meincke Co.
Brig Union Star (Br Merriam, AspinwaiS l. Merchant
4 TO-
Brig liza, Williams, Cardenas--R Buck Co.
Brig Ben Nevis Br), Forrest Matanzas Hatton, Wetson
Co.
schr W Mccolly, Jessup, Kingston JAZZ Hurlbut L
Co.
Schr Athlete, Purdy. Campobello, NIB.
schr w Bcebc, Loyejoy, Moble-N McCready 4 Co.
Schr II Rowe, Love, Norfolk-C r Staples.
Schr A ii Whitnore, Gross, Baltimore Il Staples.
Schr Robt Smith, Blaisden New Haven q X Racket 4
Bro.
schr Dart, Johnson Stamford.
Steamer Miilvle, Renear, Philadelphia.
hpPIUATG
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ARRIVALS.

REPoRTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Montgomery, Lyon, Savannah Jan 49, with mde
and passengers. TO Lowden
Steamship san Salvador, Nckerson, Savannah with mdse
and passengers, 20 w Garrison Gath inst 7AM 60 mss
OF Cape Roman passed steamship Magnolia, hence
Charleston
Steamship Ellen Terry, Chaplin, Eewbern 60 hours with
mdsc aud passengers. to Murray, Ferris x Co.
Steamship Saratoga, Alexander Richmond, City Point
Norfolk, with mdsc and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamshlp Go.
steamship Worcester, Hodglns Baltimore with mdse to
w Daizel.
Bark John Grin pouney hatanzas, Is days. with sugar
and molasses, 10 Walsh Carver.
Brig Amy (Br Pnkha, Palermo 50 days, and Gibraltar
40 daya with r TO Geo Buley Had heavy weather
Schr L1gano tof East Machas johnson, Demarara Jan
z, with sugar and molasses, TO Miller & Houzhton
Schr Frank Howard (of Bath Tcraune Black River ia,
10 days. with logwood to Thompson 4 Hunter.
schr Silver STAR Smith, Havana, II days, with oranges to
Dollncr, Potter & Co.
schr VIM Alien, Grant, Savannah days. with lumber to
master.
scbr Yankee Doodle Salisbury, Norfolk.
Schr Wenonah, Smith, Norfolk
Schr Golden Rule, Holaen, Virginia.
Schr w n Rusan, Decker, Virginia.
Schr Waye Johnson, Virginia.
schr Blow Gross, Kocklard, days, with lmeto WIN
Brown.
spr Geo Trieg nnekn Gloucester, with fish to Geo
Trigs. = -
sclr Capitol, Roberts. Providence.
sclr Fashion, Cairey. New Haven
Schr Baltimore, johnson, New Haven.
Schr Rachael A Edwards, -, Portland, Ct.
Scbr White Rock, Gage, NortLpori
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Shining Nafca.

The clipper ship Dashns Wave Ia stu Nichosons great
balance dry dock. she viii be noated on this day The
clipper ship Black Irawx Of Francisco, 1925 TONS but
by VIM Webb IN s57 and belonging TO Messrs George
Howes Co. on the large sectional dry dock near the foot
OF Rutgers slip, East river being cauked and having
suit OF copper shcang her under the superintendent
of Mr. Berrian, sbpwrsh The propeller Conaucror, 800
the little sectional dock adjoining having her rud
der adjusted Mr. Exrn Bucknam the shpwright. II IL
stated at representatives OF the Hayrn government
examining her preparatory to making an oer 70 purchase
Mr Buchanan IL also ching the metal OF and otherwise
pairing tc steamer PeT which IL on the sectional Dry dock
foot OF Clinton East river 1s vessel belongs 20
Mcss sronor Ieston co. Of this city, and has been
the dry dock several She will be lowered this noon
be followed by the bark Bencactsg East lndiaman, b2i
tons new ncasueme1t She will DC stripped cauked ana
have entire suit the Revere Copper C0mranys yellow
metal sbcashng pat her under the direction Of Nj Isaac
Waterbury, shpwrgh The Benelactrcss belongs 70 Aessis
Low Bros, Of this city and was bum 10y Nosrs Rose
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TO escape the murderer threw away his revolver.
The man. Stewart was Immediately taken TO the
armory. as was also the body OF his victims on
which an inquest win be held to-day.
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SAILED,

Steamships Celia, LONDON; Hamm ona, Hamburg; KarEa
roo, Liverpool via Halifax; Rapidan, Savannah; Niagara
Norfolk; Charleston Charleston.
Wind al sunset ".
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TH0RPs ALABAsTER CREAM FOR THE FACE RE-
II moves tan, irrckcs and pnples Wholesale agent,
URlTrEErON, No. sixth avenue Agents wanted 81 ~
Warren street.
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A MCINTYRE 4 co,
IL. BANKERS AND BROKERS
JIG canal street and i25 Chaihan,,
Dealcr n ai kinda oi Govcrnnent Securities, c. Gold aa1
silver. Foreign and domestic bought Nj AZ the daily
quotations. Information furnished and ys2es promptly
cashcd IN Missouri and Kentucky lotteries.
A Bs0LuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY oSttfsEp ~
~ different Stafes.-Desertioi, &c, anffcrni
publicity No charge until divorce obtainci taviae src.
". HOUSE, Attorney, Is Nassau slrcc.
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A --I--GKATTIUDF
N. amy hair came out In handfuls every tinc conlsf
Il. Five bottcs Of naffys Trcopherong ns9re te fNg
and made = soft aud gossy"-hclcn Priy Division ave.
n have haailon in saying that the Tcephcrc sa,cd
from being bald believe lt 80 be the png
newer."-1homas ~ Madden, King street, Montreal
Principal 0iice a7i Pearl street, New ork.
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;esi men are In the last stare vi poverty. Tue
cattle business Is PROSTATE. Not hogshea9 OF SUI
gar nor eeroon Of bananas has been eolo lor
long nme There are planters that nave not had any
ndIngs from their plantations Tor the last six
months, or know ANYTHING about their machinery.
their cattle their dyO,ai and their lab0rers. There
nave been DAYS when there were 100 head Of cattle
At the depots and the people have been deprived Of
meat all being REQUIRED for the TROOPS. The police
ana other employees OF the municipality nave fifteen
months pay IN arrear. Artisans are out OF en-
ploy anu in complete misery. Nothing is bought or
sold. Houses and servants can be had almost for
nothing. The eight conveys that have come from
Nueyitas brought little or provisions, which nave TO
be bought for cash and at fabulous rates. the rail-
road Is made to be an important element OF mo-
nopoy.
The troops in the city consist OF the battaons OF
Chiclana, Rey and Reina, the volunteers, two COM
panies OF colored militia, two companies OF colored
mobllized, the Rey regiment OF cavalry, squadron
OF Principe volunteers. an artillery brigade and
some engineers, besides the mounted police and
some small forces, making q total OF no less than
900 men. The first battalion OF Reina IS In Nue.
vias that OF Union having LEFT for M8nau after the
action In Tunas. On the line there are plenty OF
forces TO wit: the battalion Of Galatians the c0Ored
Li9eros, the battalion OF Aragon cavalry artillery
ana engineers. and part OF the Reina regiment
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TELecRAPHlC NEWS ITEMS.

Thomas Sweeny was arrested in Buffalo yesterday
charged with numbering his brother John, while on
a boating excursion Oh sunday, and throwing the
body overheard.
The revenue Of the Canadian Dominion for June Is
81, 09o, 919; expenditure, $b9s, 437
James s. Dannel, telegraph repairer, was fatally
injured on Friday, being struck BY train on the Old
Colony road, while carrying wires along the track,
at Quincy, Mass.
Aman named Thomas Lynch, OF Rochester, N. y,
was arrested on Friday evening charged with having
set fire to his sf0e store the previous night.
Early yesterday morning burglars entered the
store OF Guide Conover, at Long Branch, N. j.,
and blew open the safe; but finding only ten dollars
were not satisfied, and proceeded to the Post once,
forced the doors and blew open the safe there and
distracted the policy box OF the Long Branch In
surapce Company. The box was found rined OF
$780, but the papers OF the company were left In the
box The thieves in their haste left $500 worth OF
postage stamps behind them. The detectives have
arrested the parties.
farmer named Alfred Hopkins was killed at a
crossing few miles east OF Rochester, the Cen
trial Railroad, on Friday evening. He attempt
Ing to cross the track 10 wagon when struck by
the locomotive.
Captain William Dyer, OF New YORK, was acct
dentally Killed on Friday at Reed street wharf, Phil
Adeiphia. He was experimenting q gang OF
laborers engaged In hosting q boiler recovered
| from the wreck OF the steamer New Irons ides.
which was burned Al League island several years
since, when rope broke and the bars Of the cap
stan, hyfnH round, struck Captain Dyer.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNDoS MONEY MAREEr.--LoNDoy, July 10
p. M-Consols closed al 93 for money and o3, for
the account United States nve-twenty bonds 81 y.
stocks dull. Erie, 18x; Illinois, g5L.
PARIS BOrRsE,-PARTs, July l0-FyeniuQ The
Bourse closed quiet. Rentes, III. SOC
FRANKFORT BoURsE. july 10 limited
States nvetweny ponds closed So. for the issue
OF 1862.
LIvRRPooL CorroS M.RKEr LlvKRPoo,. July TO-
II p. M.-Cotton-The market closed active MiddIing
uplands, 1921. Mlddling Orleans. l2Ld The sales
OF the day have footed up ~ 600 bales
HAvRR COTTON hARKET.-HAvRE JuIy 10 Cot
ton opened quiet and steady; tres ordinaire, i4sf
per cwt.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrurrs MAR.Er. -Lryrppoor.
July 10.--wheat, los. ID. per GENITAL for Callfor.
mia white, and %. "a. for No. red Western.
Flour, 24s. Cd. per Dbl FOR Western canal Corn
2ss. Cd per quarter for old mixed Western and 27s
for new do. Oats, 3d. Cd. per bushel. Peas 3ss per
900 lbs -
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAREEr.-LryrnpooL.
July 10.--The market IN frner; pork aps pcr bbi
for Eastern prime mess. Beef. COS. per fierce of
304 lbs for extra prime mess. Lard lis per cWt
Cheese, 6s per cwt. for American nne Bacon s2s.
per cwt. for Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKELL vgRpooI Julv
1o.-Rosln, "a. Cd. per cwt for common North Caro-
lima and 15s for fine. Petroleum. ID per gallon for
spirits and IL. 6sd for refined. Taiiow asa per
cwt. Iurpentlne, 27s per cwt Iipseed oil, s22 per
ton.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKRr.--Lospos 1uly To-
Linsecd cakes flo a. per ton. Tallow ass per cwt.
sperm OIL, Eg2 per ton. Whale OIL. fto per ton Cal.
cutta linseed els. Sd. Sugar, 39s. 3D. Der cwf for
No. IL Dutch standard.
PETROLEUM NARKEr.-AsTwBaP, July fo-Pefro.
leum, lo1sf for standard white. The market closed
quet enc unchanged,
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the proceedings OF the Reicnsag as to those OF the
ZOil- Parliament We freely admit remissness though
purposey committed inasmuch as We did not care TO
illustrate the anecdote Of the provincial storekeeper
who at the bottom OF his letter 10 the city wholesale
merchant, wherein he ordered an invoice OF goods
giving the minutest details az TO qualities, quant
ties shades colors &C, added in the shape OF p.
S.:-.'I have Just changed my mind ana don't want
any OF the above named goods"
Just SO with the ZOii Parliament and the proposed
change Of the Customs Union tariff. ave VIII re-.
duce the duties on rice iron and other articles anu
strike out altogether" said the Council or me
Custom Union, but you VIII give us the
duty on petrOleumin Lengthy debates were
then heard on the proposed changes; IOr
many hours and days the discussion went on. untn
finally the petroleum duty, having been lost py l07
nays against Ill yeas, the government declared tnat
'it withdrew the change OF the tarin." AS indi-
Gated IN the throne speech government succeeded IN
obtaining small ralse by an increase OF the duy
sugar rather the beet; but, considering the
disposition Of the majority IN both bodies, n mas
shown great sagaclty and fortitude IN thwaring the
plans OF the Munster Of Finance, not making itself
tool for heaping new burdens upon the people. The
deficit has served as the bugbear to brighten the Le
glsatnre, and now It Is much less talked or As TO
the government threat OF cutting on the most useful
expenditures, such as for public roads. buildings,
&C.. it Is not likely to be carried out Such economy,
with vengeance, is not justified by the etdt for the
current year, and would be unconstitutional.