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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17
DRUGS.
OBSERVE!

OBSERVE!
Are You u Slave
To the use Of Tobacco Do you wish 10 quit the nj.
Inbacco Antdote. and you will not only be cured Of
tho use Of tobacco but you will not crave II again
such 10 the experience ofhuBdredp. Many IN Cairo
nave as nd ~, and 'onna - every way eeetus &C.,
cents 10 Barclay Brothers, Cairo and they will send
you box by return mail.
To see the girl or boy who does no, hk. ToLU. Al
the Drug store on the LeTee, you can get nice
sweet article th doesn't stick 10 the teeth Now 4.
your time--during vocation.
Brandies. Whistles, Wines.
For med icsi purposes only. at wholesale and retail
~ Barclay Brothers.
unpullapariabIe Cement.
This new and reliable ARTICLES manufactured, re.
commended and for sale by Barclay Brotbers Used
for eelnentng wood leather, glass, chinswsre, etc.
French Backing.
The demand for this article has 10 increased as 20
neeessaie the purchase OF another large supply We
have the true article made by the noted manuftu.
rsrs, Marcerou and Br.sson. For sither kind 20 10
barclays'.
For Sale-Fly Killer.
60 % Barclays nod get sheet Of Butchers Light
ming Fly Paper-the genuine article One sheet sill
XII q quart Of Flies. .H
California Wine.
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Waaalesl.

To see the girl or boy who does not like ToLU. Al
the Drug store, the Leye,, you can get a nj Sc
sweet article IN It doesn't stick TO the teeth Now IL
your time--during vacation.
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Young Ladies'

A. Barclays you can &c, the PIVOT ACTION
BRACE. :. ..N -.
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Lavender Water.

Weather Hnd use thtte IetrebHiHK HItlUies. AtVht
Drug store the Levee YOU can get what you want In
this line. 81, ff sft
DAS.N a. EAUS AND GRAY HAID0 At
ID TENTIOA Do you want arenewal Of the beau
.iful head oflM thatyou once prided inf II so, 20
10 Barclays an take your choice Of Restorati YES
Rsrretts, Halls. Tibhstts. Ring s. Ayer Cheyaliers
Woods, yne's, Nrs. Wipslows Eureka. and Ar
other y0a may want, including the JatannApsi.
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Brandies, Whistles, Wines.


Iyou want,he pure article from the original pac X
ages received dIec, from Sunny slope Tnsy ards los
Angeles county. California, 90 10 6arcays'. They
have II. Angelica and Port.
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And those who are older; young men and old men |;
the rich and poor those who have black nowing locks
those who gray and those who, having lost their
hair snd&re gaining II again all use Barretf's yegeta
BILE Hair Restorative. II yon have not used II go at
once and ger bottle bareiays me place as their
Southern Illinois, Kentucky and Missouri. -
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Basins tooth powders and pastes. French and Eu-
gtish preparations for the teeth and tosth powder Of
superior qusli,y q own make. Call andtake your
choice at Barcfays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
JAMAICA,

THE FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT TO BE RiGoR-
OUsLY ENFORCED-LABORERS FOR THE
HONDURAS RAILwAY-A BOSTON VESSEL
WRECKED.
KINGSTON, JAM, Sept. "a notification has
lust been made by Colonial Secretary Of this island to
the effect that Her Msjestys Government being ex'
remey anxious that the of Her Majesty pos
sessions in America and the West Indies should strictly
fulfill the duties incumbent friendly Government
toward the Government Of Spain, contending with
civil in Cuba his Exeeency the Governor mas Deen
Instructed to call the special attention OF all persons IN
this island the provisions OF the Foreign enlistment
Act and TO the utmost vigilance u prevent any
nraction OF its provisions The Colonial Bank In TINS
island authorized and appointed to receive APP
picaton and money for shares in the West India ana
Panama Telegraph Company.
IN the case of the schooner Have from Boston, cap
tnred off the coast of Cuba by Spanish war steamer,
and taken TO Havana but subsequently released ana
brought to tns %as seized By the vernment aS
thortes the Deputy Marshal OF this city, few days
OF Customs, and four other customs ON
Gals actions at the instance or the captain OF the
schooner the damages being laid at 1900, for Illegal
detention of that vessel The actions are made retnrna
be tried in the Circuit Court to be held IN TINS city ID
January next.
last for Porto Cabeo Spanish Honduras with 100 labor
ers artisans, &c, who have engaged for six months
service the Honduras Railroad, now in course OF con-
structon The American steamer Australia, lately pur
chased at auction by Messrs. Nunes Bros. and subse
Queny sold to Mr.. Henry Duncan OF santa Martina, mas
left Carthagena, having previously undergone some
necessary repairs Her name mas Deen enangea 70 ae
from Santiago de Cuba, bound to Boston, has been
wrecked of GUAM. The weather on this side OF the
island continues exceedingly hot notwithstanding lefe
has been much rain all other parts Of the island
accounts received OF most favorable weather. CO
pecially for the coffee planters Trade Is brisk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

and specific opinion ask your attention to the ioowng
figures The accounts of tile Treasury Tor the nsca year
which ended on the OF June last have not YET pee
fully completed but enough Is nc present known ~ mah
t certain that the Of receipts over
was at least $ascoo.oo0 e., receipts Si"uo.Ty,
laws imposing taxation in the business OF the country
can be Immediately anticipated We arc warranted IN De
eying that the above surplus VIII az least De connueo
during the current year and we therefore ass ~
the basis OF estimate To this amount must DC auueu
two specific items Of expenditure provided LOT ouc ~
not be carried over the and must there
FORE be reck0ned net gain to the treasury, VIZ.
els 100000 required to complete the payments ior
extra bounties; and N,50o,000 gold tequivalent 10
g. 100000 currency disbursed In payment OF tne
Alaska purchase. The present annual eiastiely
OF the country wealth and population VIII AVERAGE az
present as 900, while the gain from the rgid system
Of economy inaugurated by the present ADMINISTRATOR,
and nom mere faithful collection OF It's taxes VIII IN
doubtedly equal, and probably exceed e300oGO Inc
sums of these several Items will be found TO De
which ppeOxmatey indicates the amount OF surplus
which is likely 70 be placed st the aisposa,
made applicable for the further reduction OF tne
National Debt. IL only remains for me 70 cali your
attention to the fact that an annual investment Vi
100000 coo ut six per cent In sinking fund Will extn
years; or the contribution the sinking fund DO ln
tied TO s50y0OO000 per annum at ak per cent tana
smaller contribution than tins Is not IN accordance WIN
popular setfment the law will only be extended 10 -
years and between these periods You have IN my opn
ion the exact when the present public DEBT OF the
United States will be extinguished am yours m0''
United States Special Commissioner Of Revenue.
To the Hon. THOMAS II. DUDLEY, Consul OF the United
States, Liverpool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

and defeat SeGor Romero, Secretary OF ,ne Ireasn,y,
presented Congress report for the nscai year
June So Theexhbit is very full and exact and hgny
praised y 0 Sna P5 So |
The Secretary saws 50 have been applied to the
naymen of the public debt, the consolidation Oh winch
nictnre of the financial future OF Mexico Senior Lerdo
dc Teada officially thanked Minister Nelson ior MS
kind offices i'm obtaining q renewal OF relations between
Mexico and Spain According 10 he 1 s sevcpa
Mexican Journals discussing the question OF annexa
tion TO the United States.
THE CONVOY CONsPIRATORs-GEN. CANTO--GOV-
RRNOR BAZ f......
IFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
MEXICO, Sept. 5.-The trial tof the lieuten-
ant and sergeants of the regiment Of Tradoresp who
were consprng to pronounce and seize the convoy OF
slver in this capital on the Goth ultmo terminated In
the condemnation 10 death OF the officer and egnt ser
Qeants President Juarez, VINO Is ever Wiling 10 avolu
ms much az possible the shedding OF blood connuted
for years. and only the three chiet cnpIl.s
executed the morning OF the 50 INST OIthe con-
spirators who brought from Pacnuca tne prncpa
one SoZa has made some important reVelatlons, pus
these cannot be acted upon until they are corroDorated
from other sources Regarding the trial or Gen Canto
in Durango this Government has replied 10 Gen. Don
officer In that city, order TO continue the cause In strict
Conformity TO law This Is the right course. Canto may
and has, gained much time by the prOverbal delays OF
law but his ultimate fate will inevitably be the feiohs
dea ill., which he richly deserves
In Of one OF the last official visits 70 the
prisons Of this capital, disclosures have been made or
great abuses Them and also OF some irregular or arb
trary proceedings Of the Governor Don Juan Jose Baz
who sent prison number OF persons without any
iudcia trial written sentence Mr.. Baz has had to
resign his Office, and probably Gen, Don Felipe dc
Joys good reputation, and his nomination meets with
general approval.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
MEXICO.
OPENrNG SPEECH

OPEEfNG SPEECH OF JUAREZ-OrENING UP OF
THE PUEBLA RAILRoAD-CANEo NOT TRIED
CHEERING REPORT OF TIE MEXICAN
TREASURY.
HAVANA, Sept. 30.-The steamer City of Mex
co has arrived from Vera Cruz with dates from City
OF Mexico 70 sePt IL The Mexican Congress assembled
nj the capital on the 10th inst anniversary OF Next
can independence President Juarez delivered the
ing speoch he congratulated the members that
they conid now celebrate the anniversary of
fnde pendenee for the first time aimee 1889 with
peace prevailing throughout the Republic the laws
Obeyed, a1 Government strong repreSs rehellion
and disorder After eleebng officers Congress aaonrned
IN Donor Of the day. and grand celebration followed In
which cO,000 persons took part President yuarcz ac-
companled By hls Cabinet the members OF Congress- and
Mr.. Nelson, the American Minister. went 10 Puebla
where he naugurated the Rreba and Mexico
Hanroad. FROM 2.0o 70 1900 persons were present
questions OF internal improvements, and President
Juapez committed hinaseh fully progressive policy
an this respect toast 20 the United States replied
20 ~ Minister hels0D IN speech wklch made very
favorable Impression The Humbolds Centennial ami
xersaIy was celebrated nt the capital with banquet and
seIfhght procession. all nafonaltes assisting Ia the fes
Gsipes francisco Fslez has been appointed Governor
81 she state Of Mexie6 In place OF Diaz, re-
sgned, Gen Canto has not yet been tried
Inc consumption badly received. protests appear
sganst ~ All parts OF the rtpublic LeutCo Pedro
nszr has been senteneed TO be shot for connection with
sne conspiracy of Aug 40 Tic American Consulate at
aeneo hBd been robbed Of money aud yanables. Pro
sopaaea IN WI parts % she republic meet Win failure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
AFFAIRS IN UTICA.

UTICA, Sept 3O.--The Cataract steamer and
Cataract hose companies Of oswego visited this city To-
partment and grand bali. The Sherman Base Ball Club
q this city played the ontaros Of oswego this
score. An explosion in the oil refinery OF Edward
Downer this evening resulted In terribly burning Php
Radck and the destruction OF the main refinery build
ings loss $1,000 fire occurred In the moldng snop OF
Hawley McC1ures foundery which destroyed the spop
loss 10000 partially Insured. This evening william
Frank had both legs broken below the knees by the ian
of a mass Of iron In the Phlo Curtis foundery. .-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE BRITISH WAR SECRETARY ON COLONIAL


TIE BRITISH WAR SECRETARY ON COLONIAL
POLICY.
LONDON Thursday, Sept 80, 1852
The Right Hon. Edward Cardwel, Secretary Of
State for War, delivered speech to his constituents
M OK ford last evening on the subject OF the pohcy
of the Government toward Canada. He SAID tDe
general policy of governing colonies from home was
a total failure, and there had consequently peen
substituted for it a policy to encourage tnein
10 develop their own power anu no
sources. and stimulate them to sp'li'
Of self.reliance. He showed how successful TINS
poliey had been in the case of Canada, and orleny
reviewed the progress recently made by that colony
She already had an army of her own, and sucn q
merchant navy that If her people chose to ADOPT tne
act passed for the purpose she might become one OF
the first maritime powers of the world. inns" the
speaker said was the true policy to pursue Ii we
benefit the Canadians we benefit ourselves also.
By this policy our colonies have become sources OF
strength and honor. When the times come and
England calls for the support of her colonies there
win be confederation such as the world never saw
under single sovereign"
PERSONAL NEWS.
The Right Hon. James Moncrief has been. APP
t1inted Lord Justice Clerk of Scotland, wee the
Hon George Patton deceased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
FRANCE.
THE EMPRESS GONE EAST.

THE EMPRESS GONE EAST.
PARIS Thursday Sept 80, 1869.
The Empress left Paris at 81 o'clock this afternoon
On her Eastern tour.
THE LATE SlURDER.>
Ii is now reported that the father OF the murdered
family, whose fate is attended with so much mys-
terry, was strangled and his body has been found In
hlsace
THE coNvocATIoN.
No decided action has yet been taken in regard to
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
Later dispatches from Bordeaux state that only 10
vessels were burned there of tho recent nre. lhey
were all French The fire was caused by an explosion
of petroleum. The Hippodrome in this city was to-
tally destroyed by fire last night Loss heavy.
SPECIE.
There has been heavy outflow of specie from the
Bank of France during the past week. The amount
on hand to-day is francs less than on the cor
responding day last week.
THE AMERICAN CABLE CONVENTION.
The Journal 09iciel, Sept. II, publishes the
text of the Cable Convention, the racaons OF which
were recently exchanged at Paris The Powers joined IN
fuea 1t is stipulated that the cable 10 be laid by NJ
Pier Alberto Balestrn or the company TO be ORGANIZED
by him. shall not DO cut In case OF war that DO oIef
conceded and that the maximum rates are 10 be deter
mined by arrangement between the contracting Govern
nents The concession rs declared y9la the nI re,
entire system completed within three, years. The
countries which have Joined in the Convention do
80 sn s leave oadH fOP the canay Islands and at
Cape Saint Rogue cables will be employed, one to
connect with Rio Janero the other with the northern
coast Of Brazil and thence join the West Indies aud end
at New-Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
A PRESENTATION TO COL. LArHEsS

The presentation Of handsome silver service
valued at IS 600 Col Richard Lathes late President Of
the Great Western Insurance Company took place ut
New Rochelle yesterday in presence OF largo number
OF people Among those present were the Hon. VIM. NJ
Eyarts late Attorney General Of the United states. and
lady Charles O'Conor and lady, Richard O'Gorman and
lady. the Hon. Clarkson n. Potter and lady tho Hon..
VIM f. Dodge aud lady, the Hon. w. d. Bishop. the Hon.
Wilson q! Hunt. Augustus schell. H. r. spalding, Capt
Thomas Melville OF Sailors Snug Harbor Capt Luce aud
lady, Fredk Prime, the Hon Erastus Brooks the Hon.
Penfod, Mrs John Fowler, Mrs Alban Melville Misses
GuoB The service consisted OF is pieces Of silver
OF the most elegant design and elaborate workmanship
each bearing the monogram OF the recipient
VIM. NJ. Evarts IN making the presentation, said |;
Mr.. LATHERs: IL IL with much pleasure that am depu
ted by the Great Western Insurance. Co.. to speak for
amT a Mag enas ss token Of and
after conducting the affairs OF the Company through
nestle privacy The Company was founded to insure
greater stability and security In marine insurance ana
gllttering schemes OF purely mutual system Some
steadiuess and hrmness OF faith we're necessary TO
Of the mutual system They desired TO establish
thing more SAFE more permanent even less Driiiant
would not prove and have to be abandoned
when Mr. Lathers. In full confidence that the Company
was on The right track brought the ship into port You
have set before you testimonial Of our esteem and APP
probation OF your services This service oi plate put
family a reminder OF what we feel toward you. IL Is
said That It is more blessed to give than to receive You
were always q ready recipient. Everybody Will give ad
vice. but very few willing to receive H. TO give ad
vice is human but to receive IL Ia angelic In conclu
sion, would keep the plate bright on the outside
aud full within.
Col. Lathers, accepting tho testimonial, spoke at
length In OF his remarks ho said that he felt
degree OF pride In having demonstrated that the best
material for the management OF corporation are men
of prominent success In their business He gave
history OF his connection with the company from its
OF the trials that bese Its early venture and
OF the success that finally crowned the experiment In
he thanked the company for the handsome
mark OF their esteem and his guests for being present on
SO auspicious occasion.
Gov Hoffman having sent his regrets that he and his
staff could not present the Hon. Richard O'Gorman
respopdcd in his behalf and IN the OF his remarks
his temporary capacity as Governor all
corporations make similar presentations to their oil-
cers Charles O'Conor made humorous speech ON the
situation in Walst The Hon. Vim. T. Dodge. tho Hon.
Erastus Brooks and Others also made few remarks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
FROM GAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.-The captain OF
the ship Royal Saxon from Sydney reports the wreck OF
the schooner 0rna and an unknown brig at Duke Alex
aDder Island. No lives were Lost.
Work ON the Truckee Railroad has been suspended M
consequence of the action OF the Virginia and Gold Hill
Miners Union driving of the Chinese laborers.
The Empire Mill Mining Company have levied an
assessment Of s25 per share delinquent, Noy.4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
MOVEMENTS OF SECRETARY SEWARD.

SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 3O.-The Hon. VIM.
H. Seward Frederick Seward and wife, Abijah Fitch
and Others departed to-day the steamship Golden
City for the City of Mexico. via Manzanio Coiims qua
daaiara and OierearO Jose Godoy. Consul for Mexico
and Nicaragua at this place, died Of apopexy last night
while attending the Seward presentation at the occi
dental Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
ACCIDENT ON THE .NAuGATUcK. CONN, RAIL
ROAD.

WATERBURY,, Conn.,, Sept. 30.-The milk train
on the Naugatuek Railroad wrecked tonight &C
Platt's Mile four miles below this city. Fourteen plat
form cars smashed kndng wood and piled up
some twenty feet high the track One BRAKEMAN was
badly hurt The milk and passengers are safe. The
cause of the accident was OK on the track. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
NEw.HAMPsHIRE FAIR.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept. 30.-The attend
ance at the fair this afternoon has been greats not less
than ~ 900 people have been present ngard green
sx wear old horse from Lancaster, bore away all the
honors of the turf his best time being 1854 A. Brown
a Nashua youth, the veocipede match. and Hed
Davis Juvenile from Dixie, distanced seven compet
tors In the foot race amid cheers that shook the hills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
INDIA.
THE CEREMONY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ROYALTY WITH GOLD.

The india papers state that the Mahara1ah
OF Tavancore Is about TO perform the ceremony Of Thoo
loparlin The process consists Of his hghness being
placed IN scale with equal weight VI gold In the
other The gold thus obtained 10 afterward distributed
among the Brahmins. according 20 each ones privilege
and IL is only after the ceremony that his hghDess sup
posed 10 be sancthed. There is another ceremony,
which consists In his highness passing through the belly
OF COW OF gold This termed Ernagherpufn. This IL
proposed TO celebrate next year II ia feared that these
costly ceremonies combined with the coming MOoruje
bum will absorb good portion OF the surplus revenue VI
the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
INcENpIARY FIRE.

On Tuesday the barn and wagon-house on the
farm of Jacob Lanz near franklin Sussex County, N j.
were burned valuable horse. about 5000 worth Of
farm produce and several wagons harness, &C., were
destoyed The total loss will reach $1,000 There was no
insurance 10 has been ascertaned that the fire was
started by servant girl employed In the family ana sne
Ia IN cnAtOdy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
THE LATE sHIPWREcK.

NEw-ORfEANs, Sept. 30--Judge Conner,
ChiefJustice of Honduras, OF the party with
Capt Morrill, Of the steamer Trade Wind who were
picked up by the steamship Clinton. They were three
days without and their suerngs were great some
of the men became delous; one Of whom jumped over
board and drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
FIRE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept 3O.-Last nigh destrnenvs
Ara occurred al the corner Of rncs and St. cisrstA
The fire originated In large stable belonging to H. X.
Mcdonald and containing "a horses. ~ Of which ves
destroyed determined effort va, gAde :" save .S Sa
but the animals manageeb1s tnns u was IN"
gerous TO 90 near them. The hrs also
three small houses on st. Clairst The tossi lose se%
insurance. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
AFFAIRS IN MAINE.

BANGOR, Me-, Sept 8O.-The Centennial cele-
bration to-day imposing demonstration surpass
ing anything ever attempted here The city was Dte-
rally alive with citizens and visitors procession was
formed consisting OF military the City Government En-.
o,ne Compapies. and organizations OF various kinds,
a mile or more in length, making magnificent
display. Two thousand children In UNIFORM
added greatly to the beauty Of the procession
trades largely represented One OF tho representa-
tious being steam boiie with full force OF men at
work npon 1t. The boiler and forge were draw
tie principal streets to the City Common, wher9
under Yaie's mammoth tent, an address wn
by Mrs. Crosby read. In tho afternoon trial Of
fire engines and an exhibition OF steamers took
bsteaur and canoes Tho banks Of the river were lined
Iy Thousands OF iookerson. Six baffeaux en-.
tered for the first race, and four canoes
for the second. The contest was spirited.
and exciting. dinner given In the evening in NO
ronibega Hall Speeches were made, In which hstogy
and hunor were happily blended aud were continued t
houses and stores were beautifully decorated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR scHENEc
TADY.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Sept. SO.-The New
York Central accommodation train, due here at 20
minutes past O'Clock this afternoon, when about Tour
miles east OF this city struck and instantly Killed an
Walking alongside and fell front Of tho engine
as the train approached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
FATAL ACCIDENT.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept 80.-Peter Riley, a Ia
borer ON the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad was
Killed to-day at the Fowler farm In Westbrook, by the
falling OF bank OF earth. He leaves wife and three
children, near 81. John, n b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
THE sUEZ CANAL.

ALEXANDRIA. Thursday, Sept. 80, 1869.
dispatch from Suez announces that the barriers
against the passage of the waters of the Bitter Lakes
have been removed and N. Lesseps has passed
through the canal in a steamer from Port Said to
Snez in Is hours