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WOOD AND HAY FOR SAFE

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III "a u 'ge - e "a ii. ST. ..sp Il, JOHN
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EMPLOYMENT!
100 Agents Wanted.

one agent ieports 4 al in hours. One agent
20 in CAV. one % in 3 vs.. te- al sell
10 - in month" Ladie, inval de-. d a led soldie
teachers, young men and women and others invited
nd Ter inform The work ju I announced,
and SOpi terri 'ry be ,ured b. ompt app i a
ion NJ free tir cubicks but Ntrl 'ommi- ions paid
upo this book. AddIe Z AMERICAN PUBLISH
M Co.. Hartford. conn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

SO WAYS Of making WHEAT RYE and Co.l
BREAD from tricI receipts, vii. he und N
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
-,~.-- RUTLAND and BURLINGTuN
SS A D
VERMONT VALLEY RAILROADS,
lNING NOKTH AND v Est.


At Burlington with boats o. Lake CnAmplaiu al
Vermont Contra ana Vermont 4 Canada KLiir"dG
uI NJ Montpelier, 81 AluAu> Houses PO.!.I, MuI.tIrd.
OELrI-uuI- III az! the Wc-t
AT Rutland .l.u tIall.- Tor Troy. Albany AID New
IL SafLtOSL Nlilt--- ,tLt..'ytL4y aid t4r v
Al ErIiuNs Fails VIII tIaau- 90. tur>4Iie h.l.lr u
.uI t.itHbuI-. Worcester. Lowell ana Boston W
vermont NaI.v, htIVd. ipl bIdIt cbuIu NIIIIgu-..
tdIliuI!, Nm iAs 20. a.. Me- S....,A
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
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Especially led upon note tist we iutrnd witt
the proper sUppor devote srACE TuAS ASr
OTHER STATE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
A MAN OUT WEST

n g. scrih = a gale Of wind said "a yellow We
i git y ith h- mo- th pen, and uruc cr.picr..' u
out" ", advise II 10 be tur . o.. %, o..
20 .rsc by vi or we tier ut 10 At once aud yie
e f CASINOS Si-hiNG MArTEE->L~ sa-
LpI =. Il can % be- comic tahl. .-t :
nt,r evenings. An sleep wei b. = ,yld ii- l.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

TT l. department il edited by {. HORACE H
BARD, ESQ, Presiden Of the Springfield AsricU!t,
society.
, 1869-05-03
" NEW ORLEANS.

Attentions to the Illinois Prc.A<Sn-
citation ExcursIonlsts "a cvrrr
Gnlc mt tho Mouth OF the .a~$i,-
sippi-Frnuda on tho Rcyens.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Time.
NEW ORl1ASstly
The Illinois Press Association now tE, after
ten days ovation BY their Southern breten, will
leave for home tomorrow ria the railal, A
tpectal train has been rendered to taea1ty ny
General ?. T. Bee1reganf, President olle rNL
IT, Es reach a. eo N H e o
ho'ns tsG1e Sy special sl train on the n1its Cen
trai R3i!road. Yesterday was spf IN
rna aa ssssss1t a9Tp sttseT the VsF tes
party did not leare, but viewed With t6aess the
hattle.eeM q New Orleans, and ths ~ument
erected IN honor Of is hero, Jackson. nc Sas1
plantation OF sasa- cane Of 1uyuE1onEro*th,
called forth e1clasnatous OF wonder fro taasc
rho for ne nrs! time saw the Ike. IN 2 even
Ing ., general dsnnrr Ea7 given At the S+ShlI1es,
In honor OF the ei,!a cs,ees. The CITY oa3ais ant
many Prominent citizens werc present.
To-Day mas been spent In S2ht-aaenG 81 shop
ping y the la'ates, preparatory to ledns to
The attention AMI courtesy shown o their
fully e1asf to that show ,'y osher cities re nave
visited The rsrty will leave hesc with one hat
! The most pleasant reepliectlona-
! NEW ORLEANS. May IA severe ~eeIrly gale
at the mouth ot the Mississippi swepr way the
galleries CT the lighthouse and the M1hxeepcr 4
! dwelling 1t the Southwest PISA destrye.l the
lighthouse boats anal blew Gve feet OF Nier iato
! the ltcht-hecsc and dwelling. The bull.nC] set-
! tied ore foot The storm also damage the rig
! cling e{ yesse1s ut the pasg.
A warrant for the arrest Of J. e. FoFho, OF helc
! Coisou fraud fame, has been fsSuel upoEthe an
! ttastt Of Supervisor CreecE. lie ts chasel with
| C7cecy today also scized 10s boxes o&nhaceo Q
+, shipped from Augusta, Ga lie LEFT It MtStts
kippf tonight 10 examine into other allelt uzeg
| t,fArttiea
, 1869-05-03

now wahuuthama Or friends In the wide world, he
started fur uefxnboftng c4mp OF b1snwh&cfcn
or guerilla, where 10 wae received with opd1
Amy and Haa soon promoted 70 thu plf1ca or coo1-
MAoaef oi NE fo1ce, while Sue, disguised ana
Passing b5 tna nsme Of " 1t, " au abotevtauon OF
titefaage, ntoved Invaluable a. = sp5, = fearless
ndef, ano q nadounted bravery. Eit, afeer serv-
for the band found her health falling, Disguised.
and armed With The highest Testimonials, she euc- =
cetded n securing position on tho ssau Of Gen.
eral Claiborne, The hardest fighting Isshunn IN the
rebel army. This poNuon she held, doing her duty
IKE q man, unttl the battle Of Atlantis, July T.
1854. IN which rat Claiborne was killed Re-
turning to her youthful hero and his
band, sne again teEelled In The carnival Of blood,
and saeash hef evil spirit WAS willing the hcsh
wss weox- md XII was a22an transferred 10 guard
'aufJ u Andsrsonfiie. Prisoners who hare Sd 1red
the hospitality Of that celebrated camp wtI per.
haps remember a short stout aud muscular
young Lieutenant, with flashing black efes, q face
kMooth Is . m2itlcnR, and cruel ~ though A
uend tDcs1nate iu1ked within This Vas Sac
EtteT1dRe. tue &Mtnh4e youux bp1rttpr acnoo!
miss, tae cheerful companion, the once wealthy
belre1s, The beautiful maiden and nrrn friend Of
young Nundy, whose LIE 70 her vas dearcr TIM
her own.
sue Nundy and past Of his hand we're captured
and u4ed BY eoattmas1ial. klt was present
during the whole utAl- and used aet greatest ik-
raence: but OF no avail Sue Muajy was con
Eicted atd hung ct Louisville, ky. il March. 1855
The lowing hair still hung about his shoulders
and when his youthful corpse vas TAI en- down and
laid aTAy In his nAsruw bed the blcesftur and
heart Of Sue htteEaiSr Wa buried with Il: and
now Ttndercf On the face Of the earth homeless
md ir1endess, she ltyes wthoot hope Of heaven or
merry 1o'saSen and dlsnouored and cast away.
, 1869-05-03

population press on snbsistcncc7 Will not
luxury and poverty, by tho double process
Of preventing births and increasing mortal
tty, reduce the zatio Of increaso2 No Eu-
ropean nation gsins at any such rnte as
three per centa year compounded, nor the
hnlf Of it, Great Britain gains leas than
one Per cent a year, Germany not! more
thau one, Fsanea but half per cent, and
Russia one and haN per cent annually, or
fifteen each decade.
Nevertheless. We confidently believe that
the United States will fully keep pace for
the remainder Of tho century with the past
ratio" Of increase, and Will enter the next
century with considerably more than one
hundred nllliona m inhabitants. But this
viii not be done within the present limits
u the Union Acquisition Of naioining
territory and population is essential to the
production Of this result. 1T was
by virtue of past anne,aHops Of
territory that SO vast food Of immigration
WIS attracted IL this country. Hid tho
Union never expanded beyond its limits
when its Independence was gAined, its
Present population would not be one half
what it is. The opportunity Of acquiring
cheap lnnds and obtaining abundance OF
Subsistence easily and certainly were temp
tahons to the oye1-crowded Populations OF
tie Old World too strong for resistance, and
sent millions Of their people to our shores.
and this process Of absorption Of territory is
destined to continue until the entire con-
tinent Of North America is embraced in the
Cn1on
, 1869-05-03

Somebody Ratirically observed that II d
good many people could purchase them
Belves at the valuation the public put on
them and sell cut at their OWL estimate Of
their consequence, the profits on single
transaction would enable them to retire on
fortune. There is striking Illustration
Of the truth of this remark in the case Of q
couple of New York editors, which ono OF
our cotemporaries calls attention to.
Greeley. Of the Tribune, reekoaed
his consequence md claims to
entiue him to the British Mission, and
Grant offered him Comrnisaonership to
examine the construction Of the Pacific
Road On q salary Of ten dollaes per
day, with liquor and cigars throwniu, which
he, after mature deliberatlon, declined
The Ainistership to the statehest court Of
Europe Was tho philosophers esti1nate Of
his worth, while the inspection of railway
track was deemed to be hin grade Of
capacity for public service by tho
National Executive. Dana, Of the
Sun, aspired to the high and lucra-
tive post of Collector OF Customs
for the great port OF New York, md the
President offered him that OF "Appzaiser
of Merchandise "a little third-rate place
under the Collector-which Dana flung back
in his face in high dudgeon. 1t was well
that the aspirations Of both men were disapl-
pointed, for the press would hive lost tie
services Of two able editors, and the coun-
try would have gained the services Of a
, 1869-05-03
THE INDIANS.

Letter from Vincent Co1ycr-accnunt
OF n Eeecne Expedition in Search
of Stolen TonfeEs
NEW TufE, May THE following despatch was
received by the 3udtan Peace Commissioner In
this city, to-day:
TKsE17cRT, ArHl Il, ls52,
I'll EASsA1 CITT, April p, 1850.
To Esrcyd Ctrntrvl1, Esq-, Str ioTt:
We started for Foft B19com. Eew 3e3so, this
forenoon, ria Antelope Hill. Leatent2at Whlppla7
Tra'L south bank or The Canadian MSes. He have
an lntantzy escort Of tHtn,T tnen Conpa1T C.
NEhth Infantry, under Lieutenant q F. Jacobs,
ofCoupanF B, with An ambulance for tha sick
and $50 foTage wagons Our Faa-u IS aszued With
the Spnngneld needle gun, AMI Colanei Boone has
provided u With good supply Of pressuta
Tor the friendly koHAs and CpMancheA Henry
Bradiey, he Cheyenne md Arapohoe Interpreter,
accompanies IL It viii take about three weeks 70
WalE TIC distance. .-.-......
General Gr1ersons expedition under Lieutenant
n. r. HarEan, which went into TeIas to recover
the PONIES stolen nom the Atsapohoes, returned
yesterday, bringing with them seventeen horses,
x7eany 70 the delight Of Little Raven and his trlbc
Uue chief vas shot and three taken pr.sorer4
Eigntd} VINCENT CoGrKR.
, 1869-05-03
-
TIE GROWTH OF THE UNION.

The Ninth Census Of the United States Of
America, TO be taken Little more than
year hence, viii place this nation second in
population and territorial urea among the
Christian powers Of the earth. It will be
exceeded only by Russia in the number OF
its inhabitants and the space it governs.
The census Will exhibit more than forty
millions Of people, occupying $500, 600
square miles Of territory.
Even Americans are scarcely prepared to
believe that their Union will outnumber
next year every civilized milton in the
world except RussiR; but such is the feet.
II the percentage Of increase between 1850
md 1860 shall be maintained, the .opula-
tion vii exceed ~, ,ooo, 900. But this ean-
not be expected, in vicw Of the fearful
losses by our late civil war, which cost
the country fully half million Of lives
Of our yoang men Of manageable
see, End which also retarded i'm
migration to some extent. Yet,
after making due allowance 70. these losses,
and the further loss from the increasing re-
luctancs Of Eastern wives to assume the
perils and cares Of maternity, it is highly
Improbable that the population will fall
short Of 10. OK. GOO, md it is quite likely to
reach Al, 900, 600.
Let us compare these figures with those
presented by other civilized powers, in orle1
to obtain at q glance their relative ranks in
, 1869-05-03

The appointments made by Colonel East-
man to the loading positions in the Chicago
Past Office give abundant ASSURANCE that
the first consideration in his mind is the
efficiency Of the public service. Six OF the
appointees are men who have been long
connected with tho Office, and hare ap-
proved themselves faithful and e1-
pert in their respective positions.
The remaining three have had
special education md experience
in fiscal affairs which will enable them to
assume the duties assigned to them With
ont any other preparatory trimming. The
policy which Colonel Eastman has adopted
promises not only to secure the successful
administration Of the Office, but to Offer an
incentive to all the young men employed
there to excel in their several Positions
holding ont, as itloes. the aBuranoe that
superior merit is The hrst requisite for pro-
motion md p1eferment
, 1869-05-03

LosAca By t9e E'lro Of FrIdny hi$l,t--.
Insurance Companies Inscre.ac.1.
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Trtfs,ne.
DIS Mn1SEa, Iowa, MaJ I.
THE great fire last night burned six buildings,
and damaged The west end Of Exchange ll!ock 70
the amount Of $50. The Insurance Of the differ
cns ioacrs Is about Is lol,o*s: Latrd I,os. $3.50
n Ut. Reprubuc, of Chicago. 1850 IN
the National Of Davenport: $3.50
Springfield Of 4tassaehusett9. F. Butter 1850 in
tie Western Of Les Mo1neA Patterson i Chante.
81 Goo IN the National OF Davenport: 91HJl In the
Home of New Haven; 81, 80 In Tie ucrkeye Of
Cleveland, Ohio: 1900 Ia the Nor.n American Of
New York; tsoo @ in ths C1svesand S ot Ohio; Com
psIst 4 Stark $1,000 IN the Republic
Of Chicago: $1,11u In tho National
Of Davenport; & Goa In the {unIe1a, Of New York
51,ta0 Ii The Home, Of New Haven: 5000 tn the
International. Of New YORK: 3lG0Q n the Buck
eye. OF CfsFelao1 VI. A. Reed, H. ,H0o In she
Aa~ke3e. Of DeA Aofnes: 3.,ro Ii tie Farn,eH'
and Merchants, af Quincy, Ill; a,01 IN the
Iunkers, Of New YORK
Af-ali steamboat has been built IN this city for
the I. tEanon Of the Des Notnes River bet1rcu
herr und Fort Dodge She made tr!al tr1r or
eight miles to-day, and proved perfect sncce4s.
She Is uaIe principally fer towing .untto,ts su.i
will engage mostly In the wood tus:nesa Snc a.
.eaatr ha. he1yy cCntElct for Transporting ties
fer ffe Vatlcr Ea1tfpad-
, 1869-05-03
Career OF a GncfilfnsB Bride.
f[xs.. SkA fa-4.,,Sg CA,st

Sea1is eyeD pleasant day pedssa1ans o. our
medynm are, plump ngure, and richly ayrss.d.
In the early FIRING Of 1851. Sue kltesHdEe. a
lovely gtrl, tus1 returned from hoa1d.ng-sc
lived upoo her faiherH plantation IN enc Of the
rural districts Of Kentucky, thai hung IL q bai-
apee, rnctFtatn whether 70 r1sk her tate with the
new & Confederscy or hang back. sue was u,
and frequent visitor u the ad'otaing pssntation
II Mt Mun,!y, IN old gentleman whose vile and
so sooSs man epRposed 1aPp13 Pr, f15!; da15
upen ;the piaee, p!undestd The premises,
ss!t.sd % tas xsassaes nenea q. the ,sTs4 ses
who we're defending ther OWL hres.tes,
laying rnt.e the country IN their naek. snd ieav-
NundJ vas 1t laks A,ouaed, Ind Fh1t being ca1-
rted uG Z rEtsons1 No word eecsped hts 'lp1 but
@Soe" Then aafed his hs1ne, he repeated sue, "
probably he e1ects of = dnordered brain. Els
knka being a11Isinsd the tnde1{fsa DANE u3 eHu11-
d" VIA f0und, md Ny& s1fef b N11 Known ~
aeue Humid, he oon9tant ee9H Of Ea'on Cd
Eena aud soldiers tn shAk section ReeA8ed On
p1Ipss, b bn1aAd1ztsaF rs4nIned Ard tuttszed the
tha1nd remains q n11 own pattntzl - veil Is tne
bod1 u HI. e. Taking no3enn znd feadul eeta
-ox .sNssanoe, aod accompanied by s1e, ~no VA
, 1869-05-03
NEW YORK.
spee!A Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
SIN yQKK, Nas L

speeiA pespa,ch 10 The Chicago Tr1bune.
NV Yog1, MasL
E.srTB1.y sroRx.
4 E,orm. with htah B1nd rom the northeast
hiss nreys,lel al, DIV. doing cousias,al,1e damage
to shtrrinv. Several vessels arc reported ashore
On The Leng Island and New Jersey shores, aud
some Of Tie Steamers that left The .locks today
h,, . unchtred IN tne 7,wer hay
NEW POSTMASTER
General Zones commenced nIs ,1uty to-day as
Postmaster. and has already received many apou-
cations far subordinate nlacea
4uzcu.enEs ac.1Ssr yo1-sG.
The Associated Press hsye a meeting nox1 Tues
DAY IN investigate ,ha CHARGES au,,nst the u,aua1
tno cdi,nr q, the Ti,us To tte ust Of uova
orts,d.. n .he aszoci.ttn,
rur co,1 w,x1us.err,rr
s,,, ,,r,nra n avnactas In tha ro,I +nartr. ow.
IN, n m ext-nslre ..ri,r .r,nno t.e p,,nnsyl.
v,nt, 80, ,,In.r, nm s,oer m hsnd /. Ira. than
~ ,,c so,nc t,rnc ,.st rrsr
xnxvv
Thorn IL m c1.nce IN the ,nonor n,rsc,. Non-
OF con,inue. e..y y, t.a- rr-cant tlw,no IN the
sto1m and ,ne c,ose of thc week transactloas TO-
dny WIRE ljrbt
4'@' c,,
- GOLD ~
. naked ertct on The gold premium, although
the s1oer am, hont markets. we're mol inau.act,l
to ,n~ nxtsn, T,ns,ct,ons Il, roh, s1er. rev
W an! e.eat- tt0isacAo1s W soAa "ele 'ei'
Large in the carly part OF the Gay.
ErocKA
The stnek MARKET wss active and haoynnf bat
toru,I ~ .,osa ,hsrr ve. ,isc,tnc tut M r,n,c
~ ~" ~" ~" eto"e ~ sAs.e ~ = - = . s1' .o1S - ~ t
Inc gEealest oFf8K ~aS IN hlles o"inS 10 hhe te-
The managers of the rtul& The loss WAY partly re-
-, c-a., ,'or,rs .ho c,oso ~ hnz,nrss
~''Niea Ie'e'e AAs s,ooe ~ " ."sAo"o''
/ AAsCoNpko-
A clerk In a prominent dry goods house tlis19-
peare,l ,o-<tay. tas!ux Ss0Ot0 belonging u The
mn
"'"-" >
The Directors Of several rallssad md steamboat
llncs viii meet here soon, to a1.nnge tariff for
FREIGHT The psc,nc Mail Co,,,ranr Ia taxing n
Y,cso ,,,+,,. ~ 1rnt+. ,o. r,aiiSern3, =, It,,-
'aee 4a-3 " .-AeuI ~ ssN"'''< - AS"eA
rates 1nau t0e oSeilano faufoaa-
PACIFIC EAllAnAn-
rhe report of Chauucy IL. SNOW. Commissioner
=, ~ r.r,nc D.,,ro,r nnhl,.ha, n n. T-;,r,,s
" .as "@-e $3.50 4+ F. -. ,,s,
to-oay, caused atalm nu1ouR tue hof1efs oi oous'
md Inany inquiries hare been made CONCERNING
| the responsibility Of tho company and scc1rty u
.sn,. ~" Sass -. -Ir - oSA1. "'l'
Vss tne 1oau aeAs week ..-...
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
uR. CNIELKy AND TIE YoCXu CORRESPONDENCE
New Y0pk, May 1--Mr. Greeley. IN MI article
signed with his initials, in the Tritunc to-daF,
| saws TIC Young coffesnpdeuce, three. .fp1rths nf
# was matter In which the public had, a1.l could
have m tcuitImnte ,ntrrrst-the bfAxonlny az
| which could oyatify ~ tieceut curiosity, ind to
nrtni which Al ail vas aImpIY m oGtfa-c MI.
| t;rrcIey rxnfes1s the leiIef fhat the statement
Tho, Nr y0np0 hne trcn ahu.}rp HE
nnc1,ton ~ the T;;S7tn~ r. hEs influence AZ honr
nnlIst to nrnmate hi ,rtya,c a1,s. snI es,rSiIiy
, 1869-05-03


From lie Decatur iTiL} Rkpu1isesrn. Any1so
man named Peter Espols. axis John u. f1,,1,
va2 srFt*ted At the DEPOT IN rhis CITY ls1t Weet ~
a.; are9nts;ton fr9qa GoyeIaes Gear. Of Peanss
vita having etne1-lesl sun a1uo,nf!rg IN Iii
.o 9 lsoM banking house in Phlla1elpaia, sni fo9
9n' ,n ~ MaitnnuSh .e*ard eI s3ooo had heen ogessd
LOT aot NJ apaseeecAon The detectives, how.ser,
sna S,' anaaa =; 70 ~ ste It a?pea B5oI,
he money In rial estate, *6:ie be- la
g95pcsi;eu We residue In Delaware taak.
iae 1etecnves learning who was hi, co1a
ssaf:aa 6 9ed ssad r Ia ssn, ,s e espss:h paefin
sc.es CT land were to be oEe5ej f1- sa,s n -
~ a. Gstraofdlnsrr I1v figures Deceived 5, tie
t re FASTENED h!tner, and WIS an stel ir
ses manner an ssatel He Eade 40 resistance what
eett-tc ura ras asaGed eycE 70 the custody Of rlt
sfs; nne ;01kfRs 90 's man nd q cas address lie r
70 Cnicsgo, from shere 10 Ptttsbur9a. mi
!ctnse c M 70 Pm:de!thta It IS cey.ata hat he h5s
sss,oeo On depcstt IN the ExaousI Bans ar VII
ni1Etons 1e.aware, and Il Is therefore salei5 DE
tentiarJ u cnnsict. t
, 1869-05-03

The New Building tor tho Soutlir-n
Normal schoo1-maetlnK OF ths
Hon I'd of Trustees OF the Southern
Insane Asylum
Special Despatch TO The Chicago TTibuae.
SFa1scF1ELp, IL, May l.
Previous to commencing the Southern Illinois
Normal School building, the Trustees viii vt.tt
sevrrsl Institutions In ras1ous portions Of the
country to obtain all necessary information In re-
latuu to the best pian for The proposed building.
VIC learn that Colonel Hatrts Is 70 he appointed
Superintendent OF Construction
Lieutenant Governor Douxher.T. Colonel Wiley
and DT. Owen, members Of tie Beard OF Trustees
Of the soCfheyn 1ns3oe Asylum, Ett IN this city
to-day for the purpose OF organizing, hut cn lc-
count Of the non A11iyal Of two Of the members,
Adjuurpet Entu Aocday next st 1hEc!l time the
Organization VII te completed
, 1869-05-03
JACKSONVILLE

EurE1nrs-Rridse nnnasrd By n
Steamboat
Special Despatch TO Tue Caleagu T-Iauae.
JACKSONVILLE, III, May |.
7 he look and rnutic store OF Taare7 i Eanes,
pf Tits city, H2s broken open, a1d gull pens to
tie xtnouur Of several hundred dollars stuse1.
Tic burglars also took Whist change taey coald
crt tn tie dYawer and departed They effected
m entzaaee BY prttng the back doos uceu with
c1ov bar or eolne such Instrument -.
The railroad bridge nctuss the 1ulno1 River At
Nsr.do5ta VAS last night 50 lnjnfed bJ Steamboat
running aeaInst cnc Of the utaWa Is 70 nrcfeat
uatns frcm crossing until 1t can be re7al1.L
, 1869-05-03

In the table We have not added to Great
Britnin her foreign colonies andpossassions-
If all the subjects, Christian and Pagan, OF
the Queen If Great Britain, scattered over
the world, we're included, the number wonld
exceed 10000, 900, md the area under her
svay 5000, COO square miles But her
Christian subjects are less than 81 ,ooo, 600
OF souls, which plaees the number sill
below that Of the United States
AL The nbove enumerated populations,
except Russia, have their laws framed ty
Legislative bodies elected by the people.
It xin, therefore, be perceived that in
point Of population the United
States stands nt the head
OF the governing powers. Thus, within
asing@s lifetime, this republic has bounded
from the position Of one Of the fecblcst to
the attitude OF the greatest Of the Iree na-
fons Of the world Il he rate Of progress
OF the Last eighty years he maintained for
thirty more, or to the end Of tllia century,
this republic will tower cven above Russia
in population unless thai power enlarges It's
present coor1uous bounds By n,oee con.
quests in AslA end Europe.
Since the frss regular census, taken IL
1890. the increase of population has pro
ceeded with remarkable regularity. Tht
5nc1encnts between the successive decates
hars son1y varied from 3el, tbs lowest, to SCI
the highest, per cent. In the first decad
otter i7oo tho inc1esc was 35 per cent' i
fhe next, between 1900 and lslo, It VS.
a.. - ,can Is xas c34 fro1
, 1869-05-03
CATADa.

The FFlnfcfA7 Nntl6e at Montreal
French Cuunut1aux EYutKFa-1uE.
MnSrREAI, May 1.-THE strife among the r:,,t.
els continnes, and the morning papers airt1.s.
for girls to set type-
Four hundred and tht1s! French Can4dtsn, lrf,
yesterday for Dostou aIltl New York
E&Fe%s
DIS MoISEo, May 1.-The mos. Iess5ucttre !E7.
that eret visited nlr hitherto fortunate :rsg tx
CURED about Il O'Clock lasI night. 4 quarter hI,k
OF business houses. embracing the two wholesale
d1e1y: the horse Of Frank Nattcr, tlr 70 n!.: ;st
aucton s;oEr Of Patterson chaNe.; the tI-1e:a.r
hcnse Of C0mparrt Stark. and the leather kt:1sl
OF II. i. Ketsl Son, asc entltely destrnte1- I,.s
lhoCt SD lGJ. Insurance, ,k1- III Krs.. rxcs-
tons the GEe WIS mastered III EIc.al3..c .Ilu X. IL:
the cnnra9Ention would have been still Elor, t,1-
Hole. The fire Is urquestionA.!y the urrk IT 81
luceneiafJ- toy was arrested tlurtng the tr':
the act u ste1ilsg tuatc!ex, aut s;asnys Her..
fornd n hia pockets F. H. 3il!la Que ui the
Sfafe feGfarr rsppt1etore, hlt hL& hands fl11y
l1TrrTatcd. and several hnyesx tIk-n OF while
asels.iug tn the rrnosAl Of property III the aboy.
nentlcut.f sa4illsry establishment The most
daring and heEuic Efforts VEN tl:dc hy or no'lr
soung fre company, anil onr one stenltes s.,ytd
ten times ITS yalHe In less than an ho1t.
TRof, y. l., May l.-ffaxktHx Nruthe.s' co:tnu
factory 1t liattenklll, waX burned this morning;
Lcss $sae eeb; Insured for s;o.fNl A dwelling ii.
tolnlcE Was a.su Destroyed