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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-06-24
universal amnesty

FRANCE. opposition mustered
$50, 600 votes atthe election, against 450,-
900 cast for the Government, but only
elected II of the 29o deputies. Later
returns say 90. OF these 35 are Radi-
Gals and the rest independent Last
year they had only % deputies. The
Government carried the rural districts,
where the peasants vote after mass with
the curate at the head of the line
, 1869-03-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VACANCY
in Christiansted Burgher School

in Christiansted Burgher School.
AS leave ofabsence likely will be granted
to Mr.. Dahl. s. teacher in Christiansted
Burgher School, for a year or at least for
several months. there will ad interim be.
vacant a situation as teacher in History,
Geography and Writing, with 273 hours
weekly instruction and a monthly salary
of 1924.
Those who may consider themselves
qualified and are DESTROYS of filling this
post, during Mr.. Dahl's leave of absence,
are requested to give in their petitions to
Christiansted Schoo! Commission within
the 18th of March next.
Christiansted School Commission End
March 1869.
G.. WILLEMOES,
Chairman.
, 1869-03-02
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From tie Barbados West Indian, February 81
ARRIVAL AND SWEARING IN OF HIS
EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR SCOTT.

Noon to-day was the time appointed for
swearing in Mr.. Scott as Governor Of
British Guiana. The usual preparations
were made before that hour, "a detacIl-
ment Of the 4th West India Regiment
being drawn up in front of the Buildings
and a line of Police at either side. There
was a very large assembly of people, ex-
tending almost from the Market to the
Police Court. The gallery of the Public
Buildings was ~thronged with people,
and but for the exertions of the police q
%thoroughfare could hardly have been main
tanned. Here were very many of our
leading men as well as a large number of
Military and Militia Officers, Officers of
the Civil Service, Clergymen, &c. At
five minutes to IL the Governors ap-
proach was heralded by sound of trumpet.
and in a few minutes after His Excellen-
cy's carriage drove up. The troops pre-
sented arms and the band played the
National Anthem. His Excellency was
received at the portico by a number of
Officers and others and conducted along
the gallery TO his apartments, bowling to-
the assembled people as he proceeded.
After a very brief delay His Excellency
entered the Hall of the Court of Policy,
where all the members of the, Court had
assembled, and the doors were closed for
prayer. On the doors being opened at five
minutes past twelve, there was a great
rush of people into the Hail, and in a
moment every available space was filed.
There was a rather imposing assembly Of
Officers in full uniform, and public men
behind and on either side of His Excel
lency as he took his place at the table.
Immediately afterwards His Honor Chief
Justice Smith, attired in his judicial robes
entered, and His Excellency and all the
members of the Court rose, and remained
standing until the termination of the pro-
ceedings. The Assistant Government Se-
cretary read His Excellency's commits
sion, in the first part of which the com
, 1869-03-02
FOR SALE

By the undersigned at moderate
prices in both Towns:
ST. Flour in whole and half barrels.
Rye ditto in whole barrels.
Meal in whole and half barrels.
Canada and Marrow Fat in barrels.
Mess and Extra Prime Pork in ditto.
Hake Fish in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in whole and half barrels-Cheeses-Sal-
mon in Kits-Soda Blscuits-Pilot Bread
Navy Bread = Butter-Lard-Candles,
SIS, los, 12s, and GAS, in whole and half
Boxes-Laundry and Corn Starch-Eng-
lish and American Soap in Boxes-Kero-
sene Oil in 5 Gls. Tins-Tobacco in Hhds.
Sub Soil, Moulding & Banking Ploughs
spare plough Shares, Handles, and Beams
p. P. and S. P. Scantling assorted sizes
p. P. Planks and Boards-W. P. and S.
P. Boards-W. P. Planks-Wood Hoops
R. O. Staves-Cappa and Fustic Posts
square pieces Gregory &C., &C., &c.
-Christiansted, st. Croix 9th February
1869.
ROCHE BROS. g. Co.
, 1869-03-02
Bank offs Thomas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN halfyearly dividend of Five per
Cent on the paid up Capital of this
Institution, declared at a Meeting of
proprietors held this day, will be
payable at the Bank tomorrow and
every day after during the hours of
business.
st. Thomas 25th February 1869.
III. HAAGENSEN,
Manager.
, 1869-03-02

On MONDAY the Sh and TUESDAY
the 9th instant at s o'clock p. M.
the following plays will be performed at
CHRTSTIANSTED BARRACK:
MisfOrstaaeIse paa MisfOrstaaelse
and
INSTRUMENTATION.
-~~
Tickets for Monday evening q IS cts.
and for Tuesday evening a SO cts.-children
25 cts.-can be had from the Sergeant
Major JENSEN at the barrack, and in the
evening at the place of performance at the
ticket box.
, 1869-08-14

The PecnA dL, 7ransrH Of the 18th says
President Lindsay, Of this city, received des
patch fgum Atllutn- yesterday, that Barnett apt
WatnesyllIe, IN Dc WHIT County. hare voted euh
sruptlona 70 the amount Of eco In favur OF IL
pcnsta, 4tl1ata Decatur Isa,lruad- EEetF soHu
eh1p thus fsE voting along the line has voted Sub.
serfpt1on- The proposition meets with more p1r
ttcuar farpr from the fact that the proposed ro1d
skes s ths Illinois h'cs II Peoria astsaa Of any
TIE Leavenworth tKAn-) Buuetin Of the 10Th
SAYS: JudGe Hines Ct this city, has just returned
bone from ,ts!t to cn'ssso, snd enngs yin h'4
Southwestern Eaiirnad. During his say IN Chi
csco the Directors OF the chicago d Rock Ialaai
iesoI7ed 10 endorse the bonds Il the cnica4p i
Southvcstcrn Railroad conrany 70 the amount Of
isaooo pe1 ME, from Wssainstoo, II Iowa 70
has been progressing steadily, tt!s endorsement
vii give the tnttspT11e new 1npetnA, and h142eQ
II sope'cns y H. + nnr 70 tae
worth ria OskAlooe1, IN Je1eIson County, to To-
pek1, to secure connection there with the Top7ka
4 a-Santa Fe Road, that the trade Of the Southwest
and New Mexico NAV Be secured to this ctr
The G7nd Rapids Afleh.) En1tt Of the 18th
kAJ6: "Inc Other day We aupoupced the coupec-
ta9n foI neigntnE @ ps1noses of The Grand Rapids
Rapids Itailspsds- Al the saua ume, we noticed
the ruuor. which was causing mach apprehen-
to vas 10 Be permanent making the Niesan Rold
ran Ct The isne1 IT, On wh'ca 90 much vort 1as
orr contemporary that no Euch arrangemeat has
been dreamed Of, nuch leas prpposed or co.,
that an order WAS List week issued By the District
Court IN tts oFn town, ordering the Receiver OF
The road 70 proceed l1nedla,ely to complete 1t TO
seH Harne, and he has already commenced his
work This order WIS demanded and granted be-
caGse the grading Of the road Is wasting
a~Ey. tts ties arc rusttng and the bridges
Investment IN them Is Improbable, aud the opno.
ncntA OF the tued are putting the contractor uu-
der festIalnt By inceksant ir}unctons- The Iron
apd two hundred mlles OF It viii be dnlshed next
, 1869-08-14
AYQIDluG CHICAGO.

Cincinnati haE. at last, heA1d Of tho com.
pletivn of the Pacific Rail~ay, md, after
every city and village Of the country, from
Portland TO Mobile, has sent its citizens on
IA mission Of congratulaion to California,
tie I,oar.l Of Trade Of Cincinnati has re-
tulvel that that city do li-ewise. They
huve resolved that they can buy all the gold
dust of California, and the teas and silks o!
CLi1a lid Jnpnn. ind propose to send a
3c1cglnon Of merchants md manufacturers
to San Francisc., tn make known the fact.
AL ibis, .f itself. is OF no sery great in
pot.1rce, and is only worthy Of nouc. from
Tho additional resolution unanimously
ndopsed-wLich is to this effect:
11.a, our Iucrchao;s Rad manufacturers, In 60
Ing 10 auu IRON the Pacific COST, dD rel 90 ~ TIE
unrsJ Ch'edT.
Cincinnati proposes to reach San Ftan-
cisco hr rail across Illinois 10 St. L"uis.
thence liz ste rr-wLecl steamer up the Mis-
suun River to Ouaha, and thenco by mil to
Cs1ifo1.ia, While Cincinnati is ninling
this iorrncy, citizen Of Chicag" can make
,le trip to California and hack, and can get
IN San Francisco asain IS sooo as the Gin
.ipnati people ......, ,....
W. understand that such Of the members
# the Board If Trade Of Cincinnati rs pro-
sose going On this journey wall snAkc 'no''
E;1,s and put their worldly affairs IN order
II isac1. at why's from home, and there Ii
no telling whether they will live 10 get
LacL. Each man will take Ii baE LII which
, 1869-08-14

taktnEs. On tnlA hasfA, the amount 10 l,e nat, 10
tho uotnranIrs IL or.t saa bo, ,OoG gold but uthrr
oxlcbsra VII awrl tur total cust to IA bco. .poo,
i L. e5tcctcs1 that ihs lines vii g!rit EruAs rs..
eh1c , slo.o Mis e ho1 900 and tho expenditures
net psnnt-rnongh u [sy. tho lntc.cst upUu the
E,1sa''e ~, ;t",sy r.. md iosro surplus q
ipc,aaH"s ln' tho yrhr endins iass 1,rcelti.
fAs wns e,'n1.t0h, alhi which nuIub-s II u
rctkunrl thrrr wlli tNn an ,nercaHe for ,he nspt
5raf ~ " least t+. hLIch Of this ncsraao IL
rAlsVir'. t0 result irtEn tttnH.hs ihr trlrRrapn
hrhttr shh rrhfin IT lhn population, experience,
hoth ot str eoa'inrht h'ld' IN EbRl.nd. having
sl,awh Tint y nirsctrE telegraph facilities afs "
n large 1htstutc tn tim nuinrr VI ucrsn9es II
ttl,hIn u tnllow. IL l. tuWoflh7 lhAl e4,ntrsrs
u ttlH htlh1n VI anEnr vi TIN snost Experienced
thRhrtfst thr government, III tho eSittnat+ h4sn
chlcnlhttsa tin life III rmle 1t ateen JNara md
la.r thrrtluG provided fur frptacu9 n! tbs cables
~ the ehu vi thai tIIux."
, 1869-08-14
Tho New York Prison Association hay.

The New York Prison Association haye
issued n circular to tie leading friends of
prison reform in Europe and America, call
ing attention to the Eapid advances which
havo been made during tho last half centu-
~ toward q more reforn.atory discipline in
rr1sons, to tho increasing attention which
staieameu, studenta Of Rocal science and Ill
humane people aro giving 10 tho sabjcct,
nnti suggesting meeting Of such in an In
tcrnationnl Congress on "critnina1 law re-
form, and peliteutiAry, md correctional
discipline 1t ia suggested that the con-
ventinn be held at Paris, London and Dub
lin in tho autumn Of 1870. Replies favor
ing the project have been received from tho
most prominent prison officers Of the United
Stntes, and from ,uany prominent
philuuthropis.s, both American and Euro
penn Among these, however, the sngges-
tion of Mr. Brockway, OF Detroit, that such
q congress be preceded by IN American
national convention strikes us aA we'll worth
carrying out. We hare at least th1ty-seveu
different samples Of prison discipline, for
in no two States arc the systems more than
pro1imntcly alike. Indeed, wc hare twice
that number, so different nte the systems
pursued In dif1erent prisons Of the Same
State, Us, for instance, that at Sing Sing and
at tho Albany penitentiary,. the one the
best and the other the worst in the country
With this variety in our own country, We
should first bccosue familiar, and noas but
those thoroughly fmnilinr with it would
represent rs properly at the international
congress-
, 1869-08-14

The nomination of Peudleton for Gov
ercor Of Ohio, in order to head off the Hotf-
man faction, led by Judge Ranney, reuvos
the issue in that State Of paying the debt in
greenbacks manufactured for the purpose.
Pendletou is tho embodiment Of that
scheme. Take awny from him his patent
to pay the debt By manufacturing green
backs, and he subsidies into an anti Union
Copperhead. Before he invented his 1ua-
chine and took ont q patent On it, hc Was
known in Ohio rs nothing mora than an
oily y-ganmon rebel symrathizcr, who be-
liesed in disunion and State sovereignty.
He now goes before the people Of Ohio on
tho issue Of manufacturing two thousand
millions Of promises to pay " With which
10 pay ~ the national debt. At every step
Of his canvass be will be asked tho question
how he proposes to redeem the grecnbacks,
and TO keep them from dcpreciatiug while
they are outstanding. His patent does not
cover these points. He has invented no
plan for paying the two thousand millions of
e1tra grecnhacIs which he proposes to ut
ter, nor for preventing their becoming as
worthless as Confederate shinplaste1s in the
hands Of the people.
The nomination Of pendloton is going to
make n lively canpnjgn in Ohio, which will
attract considerable Intention abroad. Tint
he will be overwhelmingly defeated there is
but smali doubt.
, 1869-08-14
1NC1riENT Rebellion IN NEW Ynpx

1FC1flERT REBELLION IN NEW YuNK.
I7lr .rsni-Htastling sensation ro,..u fr.m
New Yarl TINT thu vnllnnt militia Of that
Rtat". nj tho inSssg"tion VI Jmlg" Mct'nnn.
arr In Imminent tlafgrt uf cnliAion with
Tie hf1nlHa and invirH uf the unitr1 H.s. On.
JnlGc McC,nn Inv record AZ II soldier to
inakc, ns hiS military career ,lurilts IN" iasu
war WIN peculiarly unfortunate. liz il alsu
determined to sustain tho diguity VI lia
court, nj any expense uf the lluo,l of thu
A11t}-ninah (1risl) Regiment aganat thn ill.,
vSsiui' thercof l'y President Grnni anil Mar-
rhhl l!nrlow. The Inter LAS "A rut,,pany of
Uniles1 RtsihA artillery, fully clnippral,
"eacli tnnn having tell rounds If tsli c4ti-
ridges. The ilnmatlinlc ucrAaiol fnr 4lie
IalliBntent attitude assumed 1,y slle trat,"r-
Tive J'nsties is the uaHe NJ ",'p 1tntt, Il 1tu-
! t"finuH Texas RsHasssn anil Iunrlrrrr. for
w1I"m 0pneral 1,rrhoi'ta, Military tom.
lna'ulef. lima lnaiu irInlsii'"n Ia tie t1nitc.1
Rta.os aarH|Ial IT Nav yntk. Matal,si
1l"tl"~ gttra,ul t'ratt. rtd wnH al"al. IN
rr'"re,1 With laH raH,nina,i"n hrt,,s a
llns.et h!ase" t'"'nrtlau!nhrs. preliminary
1" hnn'linK hIm l." tir"rai ltry,lni,A. when
thr t.I.prsh"aA sri"nls II Frat ,ho.ght
TIM l'eall'y g""l n'n f"r t"atihH I'll" os,n-
"t'i"''"''.llsy "l III" is"'"''"sf''us'"n araa.
"'"''' "n,e" .'1hor"' "'s."l''" l"~ar
",''u"' lucy '4''o'.'" """" "a1 "Hs
nf hnhtns n,rpn1 hffuro Judge McCunn,
wlr'hu Judicial integrity III only rivalloa by
Iii rrcord II" hnl'sler- considering the
hosncVAnt 7'"1"f hau used up condition
of the "laht can7a at the s"ntll, II is
happy Thought u the hew York Dusnocracy
~ hight Lew rebellion IN New York from
one of the sparkA drifting from the dying
eu'hers oi tho great rebellion. 1t II easy 10
gel decision from Judge NcCnnn that the
i.ecois.1"c''ona acts are nosn therefore that
ICY no'ao ofoe1 IL Nu'o' And heHce tnat
t'n't y as1est W hAfio" III Invalid upon
lnlh' A4cSunn oloera FRAU aisehAfsed, bAr-
10" refuses TO obey tho order, Hot man III
Gorernor OF New York, and the Devil III
Sheriff. The Sixty-ninth Regiment il OF
deEed out, and tho Glshmen in this regi,
ment are asked to hayonet the 1rishncn in
the United 6tates Marines, by way Of RIM
cicatlng the dignity OF m Irish Court, and
sustaining tne fleat o1 1uuicial stnser 70
1eiease 1fom custody a reoei noteE and
hssaSsln- AS ffesiueat e'r0nt order" the
alarshal to mold the prisoner, 1t Seems a
very pretty quarrel rs 1t stands, and
ralses serious questions as to how
long the gang Of Judicial highway
men who rtn the bench in New York
nlny be permitted to carry on their Judicial
tricks with safety to the peace of the coun-
, 1869-08-14
loot. uefp lying IN thu cars, WITH R,,sr,,,
, And could hte espeRk II they wuui,l. fn,.

s1 sa p II ftS t.; 9sa s. M
W Il III III s sssn pcarcd West Albany. n, ,o,,,.
AppIlrtl tho hrakes on outh baxRaEr cara cAi,i,iu
rSuiaa "S nv a, iosr f,,es IL r III IL, S i"s', vi. ".
ea4lD9 thcr rtctltns It The tAg1ARo cns.
Tho train ftanhr4t htrn on tlf,~. aud A. aopn ~
atrtyct, Al thu depot RrnAna wrrr @lrar "fEnt.at.
nisGt acsIa'stsr, tiw'fEc VI Mu'su1. sni srn ,i "i
thrTu uthrr rtnplp3G q nf thu rnnpahy thrA "nlrfr
streaming toNn h1a sHeo from 4 Nnl,nI IN thn
heal. tla waA iltnrttlntriy ErltAxa'f frnsn III. MI.
rau" sar CH CsnH,S VII ;a%a 1. " "ns r,r", ' x AZ
lralln III TIM other, tsnh lrlnR rurrrrsi with
hIankeiA, anh cach anr1rLlnH R,ras pnln rr',ui
.es.ra rssli iissr ill., sait ~. ah9at w." i,r,ts
N irnxth ami nnniher N, ihe bari u lhr
own nooi: noiii hs ami uea.tis wrrr a !" ,rss.
ani i1uln chlo1ufotm Witch ,,s hce,i arriirl ' l.,
lhem,
notwithstanding the !nurIrs sustaluri hy thru,
lallt Of these mpn refused to IrAre theft r..t 1T
tluty. AMI w0hl nut remain nscr IN hI4 rii.. nt
continued cn with tho trai: 10 New York.
Fets, WHO trlnngs In schenectady, alHrr,a, hrfc,
hIl after hAtltX hiE wn,tn1 dressed went huIll,
Till murnIiig. IL ray. tbai he al,ou ia u,'. 10
identity lhr thtee fnen WIN attacked hun, Th"
white hAt, ami hstl OF tslse whtstprs.
rue axact a,tonut ot knSoes @ aot 1t le1 ta,ta",a
afH}rfi tHn11ut he aerefAmHH ri thr ptra'Ht tuI".
~ the rphtets tunh the rrsrsntln'i ~, ,ls.tf",
taszg filtini,ef III t1p wAs.l,a whtrh wefn IN ii,r
Aatp. n In believed thai Asretal th3uRanh .lllMs
Mrre stututl.
Pune If lie Hay.i,lIIs werr f.,,lht ia ,untnIus
esaifrFr1 aung Tie h1 as thr ftHt1 tNlwrts4 lats
tlty hth r1Np,lptta,t, hy Al, II u. ny, TIN aarnl
II the Ehtfrss s'utnpRbr,.
Tia foiilptt waA ,luu.sIeaa r,,llIH!tri Il, .nlun
trisuhs We'll a'a,IAlAlc.1 Win liz Fno. II ,lr t.=
fna.i. r!an lhn ltrEIraFasnrs e'4ht ,iol ha,r nj
sHs'r4afullt aF.i,1ett ,tnlsettaA Al M,Arheti.i,.
ht,llta In.iutn Il IL Mht urs1krtfuft hY fpfErf tI.
Rl.,tHa II II.e t'rhtTal FallEaa,t
Wr hL.u huuI. laturErsl that twa Mrn ~rra
sFsrstat1 in-t1ay At hfhonFftst!f on slsidrh "!
hrlHK Implicated N sta Eutltrry. Wo arb HI&tntt
naFl[rulnFa
, 1869-08-14
THE TAX ON COAL.

Ihs, movement in favor If tho a1uiasia,1
"t tad ,t,Hs.frre ia lnr'ninR general. IL.
1rsJ" ctiv" If lRrts "r Erssis'l. t'hpn,, conl
Ian t4al,,,snl naet Hsity I'll" wonder IN that
lie l"",,lc j"'s,ni|,e' t''nRteaa ~ levy any
dut, "n r..H'. aud ihc Esnnt"t wusi,ics il tIlai
HE, ln,r rnI tn,nI,nllr1 the fatsnl nf TIN
Ia. ,"e,a .ta. I1ut ln,lrr late shnn nnynr.
t,nt:,, ~ viii ,.r il Aranlnn II. f.'nr una,.l.u
lrl ll,n I,lsrnl vt III" !ns II, t&Hl tm thu |tra
t'i, ts.sar,s.
n" NJ" York Tr'tnar. tl1r l'.ss "rKan If
IL" h4fis tat'liitaa, anys : t'nlll'!y AMI lEi.
,n,rl. We ssayc urgr.l the a,l'ninniu,s "f r"a!
fr.r ,f ,I".s, anL rAprcl II, .!u n' At cvury
H.~M ulYa,ttunlsy."
MN In Ii "s.."Hl "]Nn,rtnnlsy." The VII
l4in.1!1 combinations Of thu Prnnsylvnnla
rsnl "wnrrH M,t ,liggers 10 swindlt Tho
great c"..l-cunsr11ninc public ulust be
br.krn ur, Their slate rnl,st he smashed
The public LAS suffered to, much already,
aud longer fuz'earnnce in inpos-
sil,lt, The shortest remedy il
to thr'e our ports open for the ndms-
siun If roAl free of all tar TIT duty. come
from, where If mny. The tux nnv levied On
imported coal is abuut SLIM per ton in
currency, which operates as a ta1 on tho
the consumer Of Mt least -. 20 per ton; be-
cause there is tlelny in going through the
Custom, House; and there are vnrious fees,
foE1nA1itirs und sletentiuns to he encounter
cd: and the shipper, of course, charges
rroit OF. tie duties he Is obliged to advance
II, c. ,E 6yI,-
ef,+c, Of the remission OF this ta1 would be
To reduce the price Of oil grades Of coal in
the kustern Suites =. 10 per ton to the con-
sulncr, and $40 per ton on I'LL anthracite
eo,1 consumed in Chicago ind every other
Western city and town. It would also
cause more OF less reduction in the cost Of
I'LL soft cosl used in the West; md would
rrcyeL: Western coal dealers and dissers
from combining to run up the price Of the
.4rticlt an the people
Th., vLoIc iron interest in the United
State. ,h+- glass interest, and ull the rail-
ROAD companies are yitally interested in
having cheap coal All men who employ steam
power, ou land or water, want cheap coal.
The gus companies want cheap conl. All
manufacturers and mechanics who uso
steAm or fro in their business want cheap
cod md every 1uily-poor and rich
wants cheap fuel. AS well levy tax on mir,
light OF water Of on coal. II is worse in its
effects on the industry and prosperity of
the country 10 tax coal two doliars per ton
than 10 tax lon1 two dollars per barrel. Woe
to the Congressman who refuses to vote for
the repeal Of that odious, injurious md
wicked iMposition
, 1869-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS


lady IN Portsmouth recently declined IN onel
OF Hhtr1ace OF gentleman on the ground that ht
had no taste IN arranging bis nccE-tte.
dnc1 took rface recently, In the ue!ghborhoot
OF Genoa, between two nuns The conhatantA
e1enanseu plttoi eno's, out 10 oloo0 "hs HneL
e1su tnal1'ases afe aooat 10 oe iesa'zeo in.sat
"tauo "ue ~ Va naaIu- 4as 'e.siou@ 1ete"lon9
VIII neneelon taHe Place ools AiLef 1ne eisA on4ol
oesofe sne haisouassei OF tue eoun1ne-
~ Inc cea1n OF Aau1ral seymour, me present
Aouse OF commons mas 'ost us eighth member
Since the opening or tae session. SeEen1ten PEER
have died ssnee the beginning OF the session.
The two Inks Of railway necessary to make ~
absolute connection between the most elsterr
point Of our Atlan'fc coass ana me Paelnc Ocean.
arc The shofs line oet~een san FRANCISCO and -
cranento, anu .ne foau o. aooa' Inc same ienS1n
IN the s'ate OF aiaine- .....-..,-. -...--.
a RasHonohic 'eoet4oa Us o,uAch On. In toe
Lseee LOUIE le e*iaaa =. fAt'A 'Ae iupi" eoul'
planned bAtefE a1oat INC seA1e''s ana oaa qual1s
OF the ptos9lopa, hna eaAea upon lne 'doc'3on-
al1cs OF the school to tAste tneo1 but tnesc gen
t1enen declined 10 compromise tte!r digestion,
and hence The rebellion.
Three or four weeks ago, ihe waters Of British
S-o,rr,iI~ xxcre ernude1 with nah of AL AtyJra xni