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T"o'i'S' FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

The two fastest horses IN the world two fastest
double teams n the world will contend for the
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS,
THURSDAY, JULY 81.
Dan Maces Kirkwood and License
i Bud pSsSs Jessie u Wales % and m, Darkness.
smith Maid and Lady Thorn eIs00to nrs $500 second
M. Roden's b. m. Lucy.
VIM. B0rsts b. c. Geo. Wilkes.
J. Murphy enters b. G. Mountain Boy.
FRIDAY. JULY 49,
Premium $4,000, all TO 60 to the 6lst horse.
Dan Mace's Lady Thorn
Budd Dobles Goldsmith Maid
SAME DAYPrcmium ~ 509 for horses tn At have
beaten 2c6; &lCO0 FIRST $3.50 to second and $3.50 To
third.
GA. Hickok's b. NJ. Western Girl.
Dan Maces ch. IN. Idol.
W. R0rst's b. G. j. J. Bradley
The above for the great double teams wero
arranged with view to determine tho question of their
perioriy Lady Thorn has the only that she
ever recorded whom than horse started 0odsmh
Maid has starod In five hisJyear and them ALL
The double teams have met twice. and roed ten heats TO
Tho black winning in 2:27 the best record.
Neither being satisfied this made TO decide their
superiority It confidently predicted both above
all time heretofore made viii be beaten.
The other extremely well lcd and comprise the
very best horses In tho country.
Races commence at ~ o'clock r. M.-Me heats, best
three in five. Good day and track.
In Of posponoment flags will be displayed at the New
York Hotel, Asor House and City Hall, Brooklyn. Fine
pavemcns Park Cars leave Fulton ferry constantly
Admission $lgrand and quartestretch Ladies'
gentlemen, ~ To Club House, by Introduction oniv 81
parties Living thirty miles awsy VI Each ticket to-
r. O. READ. Secretary.
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CUNARD LINE.
THE BRITISH AND S9sTs spE1ssps AnsRrcAs ROYAL NAIL
s s:p ss% ss. ay snS Ps cS ss :.SS r.
sSsss wfSSas.sy Sa.y Sgn ssS%aa Twssssss Aas
Russia wednesday, XSf 10 Tr!eo Thursday. August IS
Fra, the steamers s not carrying sserass so .
Return tickets, SaSO gold.
BY the steamers carrying seerage.
r'''' RcSS fC,S sfe. sscs sod currency
Troass hssHs s .s"s .,ss T.S for
Antwerp and other ports the Continent and for Meder
FOR r. freight and cabin passage apply at the compauy's
For '''''''' passage 'a %
IN STEAM 70 LysHroot NAM AMP QUEENSTOWN
IEISASc%; s.,ssSsy Ss.; !sy sS :
r.::sgs !S Liverpool s7S and sss
Prepaid scsrsse tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown.
Npp' N'A' company '"'ii W wD.JG'STSTssr HURST Manager
STEM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL EVERY
LSSssaA1psoes.. Thursday and SATURDAY. %
1s sfs.sS ps.ssss
once, " Broadway. corner Of Rector street.
FoR LIVERPOOL. AND ouEESsrowN-ISMAN LINE
y OF Royal Mail Steamers appointed to sail fol.
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Saturday July "a, 2P NJ.
CiTY CiT 0r M PhKiS Saturday, July 30,
CITY OF LONDON Saturday. August O. Z. NJ
and each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday from
~ rsy.s. IN iss OF PASSAGE r.sas,. !. ..,,..,,
Tf: fs ssSs: fss S rsi..
To Halifax, N. s., do. -. 20 10 Halifax N. S. ... Is
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg Bremen,
wishing to send for their friends
For further Information apply a. Che cG%panys Office
10 broadway, New York
THE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
l. sail to and from Glasgow and Derry
every Wednesday and Saturday.
booking passengers at the lowest rates and forwarding
Great Britain, Ireland Norway, Sweden Denmark, Ger
many and America, as safely, speedily comfortably and
cheapy as BY any other line
"rSrT.ss' STEAMERS. EXTRA" STEAMERS:
ANGLiA....... Sat. july 80 DORIAN. .... We'd, Aug.
COLUMBIA. Sat, Aug. IS BRITANNiA We'd. Aug IL
INDIA. Sat; Aug IOWA. ..... Wed, Xus 81
ana every From pier 70 North Ss, r1Vsr Sew Yort
First cabins; $sS and ss according 10 iooatca
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, $780,
Certificates At reduced rates. bought here by those
wishing to send for their friends.
Draits issued, payable on presentation.
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
No. Bowling Green
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

IL w l. OAeA, MIA cO IL
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.
ANrIEIL ELESAMT ES4.'I, pAPPLE GRAY MARE SIRED BY
M minutes For family coupe or %sschea Carriage use
sSsSn VAN AN =. S Ssr r. .nsdn IA
mart III ana i East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue
Eor E%s0v WAGON NEARLY MEN, DEPOT WAGON
h'nd Sx9 for sss aS q low ra
A CLOSING S!.osl OUT !, OUR POPULAR NEWPORT AND
"A. Saratoga Pony Phaetons, and entire stock OF
Gsrases less than cost Pony Phaetons, $3.50; Depot
HAMS corner of Fourth street and Broadway
Atm. B. WITTY CO.'S, NO. 10 NEvINs STREET
~ Brookyn-Six and four seat and Pony Phaetons, Bug
selling on cheap.
| A GENTLEMAN's ROADSTER FOR sALE--AN IRON
ssy @ .s ssna hS s ns old OIL warranted without
xtRRxs uSss @ o Yisdr TSd Az
A HANDSOME FAST TRorrINo HORSE FOR SALE
'' ''' '' ja ';s W. sa
| MILK WAGON HORSE FOR sALE-i5k HANDS,
syssrs old sound and knd-cheap Call at milk depot
BE SURE AND READ SS51E SS51EoauE
OF AU.TIoN SALE oF FINE HORSES.
as attend 's The .ss s, and
you S R'S sSsS
mt JOHNSTON VAN TA6SELL'S,
Look at catalogue above.
| CARRIAaEs OF ALL STYLES TO LET-BY THE
week month or season Old Carriages taken IN trade
sssap second W.T. WITTY sss dSs
CARIMEN C IA ATrENTI9NMroR TEN M s,ds SALE, & TRUCKS,
ee ssa wpss u Wei Isp rsre street. han'c EN-
EvENINa TELEGRAM.
SEE THE LATEST RELIABLK
srEoIAL DISPATCHES.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
OF ANY EVENING PAPER.
ALL TUE LATEST NEwa
ALL OVER TnE CITY,
TWO CENTS
GREAT WAR
CARTOON
TO-DAY.
FoR sALE-rwo YOUNG HORSES, WARRANTED
Of going to tho country Call 5l2 Twen
eth street, between avenues A and b.
| TOR sALE-A BAY HORSE. YEARS OLD is HANDS
high sound kind and true stylish and free driver
Ns 1sy sns ssT Sssy " S' East
L,OR sALE--oNE GRAY HORSE, SUITABLE FOR
y wagon, cheap. at Empire Stables, 2ss and :23o West
EOR sALE-TwO FIRST RATE HORSES; FIT FOR A
II every re.peo nqu: ss s.
FoR sALE--A STYLISH MATCHED PAIR OF YOUNG
at lS2 PaCihc street, brooklyn.
EoR sALE-A FINE BAY. HORSE, Is HANDS 10
Il old, pony built, lOo pounds; warranted sound
and kind; sold cheap Apply at stable l6' First avenue
CENrLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE FIRST CLASS
viii do we'll TO ea and see ios just arrived a. New YORK
Stables, 10 and II Eas. Twenty-eiehth street
uoRsEs FOR SALE OR LET-BY THE SEASON OR
PosX. BASKET WAsoks ALL STYLES: FOR SALE
prices S Nv Broadway
| CECoND HAND BRETT AT A RARGAIN-AI.so TOP
"THE .es Tss
| Light Rockaways, four and six seat Depot Wagons,
lana.p; FH%sSs1G, FfaasHs; fie.sais: es4::s
No East Eighteenth street. one door from Fifth avenue
RIO LET STABLE. WITH LOFT AND SEVEN Stalls.
street.
| VNANTED-A GOOD FAMILY HORSE, IN EXCHANGE
ssS. door, CEMETERY Sl fulton street. Brooklyn second
WANTED-A FINE, GENTLE FAMILY HORSE, IN
w exchange for tenacre unmproved farm, on Long
u
ceved Apply, for two days, to A. McCOTTER, N2 Full
| ton street.
eerant new Landau; SSS
|
| six Phneton. $50
| passenger N ay0nB each 30
Other Carriages equally low to close out.
JAMES b. CONE CO.,
6e6 Broadway.
| &SO-sORREL PONY MARE; 500. PONY MADE
psOO bay Horse $3.50, all cheap Call and see s4l
! West Thirty y-irst street. Must sell this week.
PROpOSAJS.
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EXCURSIONS.

A -h.-THE FISHING BANKS DAILY, SATURDAYS
IA. excepted steamer RIP VAN wINKLE, Captain Sim
mons, leaving Peck slip at 80 A. NJ, Christopher street
n. A NJ, and pier No North river a, 8b A. N. BaN
lncs refreshments and music board Fare 81 ladies
60 cents.
-BARGES ANNA, MORTON. &C.. FOR ExCUR-
"A. sons; saloon steamer Wyoming and steamer Msrthe
Washington FIceor Park Egeswood and Crossett Grove
to let Onice SsS West street, opposite street er
H. h. CkOeShTr
A SUNDAY EXCURSION TO HARLEM. IMQH
N Bridge and kare's Park. Steamers SN Ivan STRkAQ
and GLEN Will leave Peck sp every hour from ~ ua.
ulT r. M leave Harlem hour, from A. W. until r
NJ andin. Mt Eleventh street each Fare on Sundays
Is cents.
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PROPOSALS..
DErARTMEST or DOCKS, sas AND s4s BROADWAY,

IMPAIRMENT OF DOCKS, s46 AND a4s BROADWAY,
The Commissioners OF The Department Of Docks having
Of %s
for the establishment OF permanent wharf
the further provisions Of said section advertise for plans for
the beat method Of the water front and harbor Of
s 1GI a % ss
s & he Of hs
, ds of reh along II. the @ Water rG 20 a to
Such plans viii be received until September IS. 1870
solicited that ss sona% nS for the
foreign tradc domestic trade In the coal trade IN the
lumber and building materials in the hay grain
e1
and Long and for od hs oe1 11a S9 nTng IN this
Plans should be accompanied BY al necessary documents
HUGH SMITH.
NIchAhn MthklAn MMo22RPSs NJ 2RSsRY
Commissioners of the Department Of Docks
PROPOSALS, STEAM HATING APPARATUS, NEW
DEBT OF "a rgI1ic n cHAnlIirs ns AND ID CoEEnoTIoNl
s,, u r.o,. - .'m =. M r...S EI% yoHE, jay u istai
Public Charities and Correction their ONCE until SATURDAY,
2sd inst At two o'clock for the Steam Heating Apps
tS' be and the
sns en aSes % apA
Each proposal to be accompanied with t9e of two
s
reject PROPOSITIONS
them advantageous to the Department
JAMES BOWEN,
JAMES u. NICHOLSON,
ALEXANDER FkEAR,
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
TOR sALE-A CABIN sLooP YACHT, 81 TONS, Il
fee Iong ~ cet inches BEAM one year old built and
for sa nq Of ods
TOR sALE-THE FINE NEW, CABIN sLOJP YACHT
CARRIE MORGAN, ~ feet long; She 10 desirable boat
MoRSmS No S BE- h3s sfh Lis Il "a rsrs street. Amy
EoR sALE-A NEW BRIG, NOW ON THE STOCKS
at our ship ya'd In Baltimore city Of the following d.
feet depth of lower hold II y feet between decks J feet
about $50 tons, measurement built of the best
and In the best under the the
inspectors OF the French oyds designed for the carving
trade, and can be completed desredin 6O) sixty days
LIOR SALE CHEAP-ONE FLOAT STAGE, Q sIx.oAR
cd Gigs 40 feet long six Dared Barge and fouroarcd
SMITH, at Cameron's machine shop, foot OF Twentythrd
street, East river.
EoR CHARTER OR sALE--THE sIDE-wHEEL PAS
senger steamer PALISADE, Citing up at California
dock, near favona ferry Jersey City For particulars
quirc on boaro.
r LIGHTER FOR SALE CHEAP-ABoUT 80 TONS IN.
- qurc at the Marine Railway foot OF Wce tortyninh
street, North river.
GTEAM YACHT (NEwj FOR sALE-CHEAP; 10 FEET
- long horse power or exchange for small kec yacht
Apply TO j. NJ, room ~ 81 Nassau street
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
(NoLToN's. EUROPEAN WAR lMAPs-sHow THE
who, Of Senra and Western Europe and also large
frico 70 cents. Liberal commissions 20 agents.
o. W. @ u, COTTON Co, ias William st, Now YORK.
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FINANCIAL.

A NOTICE $ss, 900 To LOAN, ON CITY PROPERTY,
be made with good party.
GE6RdE b. WALTON, 81 Cedar street.
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A HOY FOR ROCKAwAY BEACHi-SUNDAY ExOUK-
"A and seasIdeThc fast sailing steamer
SETH Low, CAPTAIN soodEood viii so make two ~ sg. e
hotel andings connecting with sail boats for Far ksok
away leaving Eighth street, East river, 80 A. M South
i:l6 J. NJ. Fulton ferry. srSotiyn, sis A. M
4 North river, NJ, 2P Returning, leave Rocka1ay
beach at II A. NJ and 80 NJ, making all the above asd
ngs the last trip Fare for the excursion, o.
Captain I. o. PIIILiPj. ~
GEORGE T. SAMMIS.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

At THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"A JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL
Onlce and sa.esroom 81 Nassau street.
opposite the Post Office.
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DMLY BOAT FOR THE FISHING BANKS (sATUR-
- days and Sundays exceptcd). The fast sailing steam
boat with upper and lower saloons SYLVAN SHORE Cap
tain olney will leave North Eighth street. williamsburg ~
A. NJ. Eighth street. East river, A, M Peck slip, ~
A. NJ; Christopher street, North river, A. M;
North river $3.50 A. M On Saturday from Newark (whsf
below stephen Condits, at O'Clock A. NJ landing Al
Bergen Point Bait lines and refreshments board Ass
brasa and cOtIIon band. Fare City cents
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MONEY TO BUY MORTGAGES, TO LOAN ON
"a lensehod and improved aud unimdrovsd property.
WASHINGTON r. NICHOLS Counsellor at Law, ItS Broad
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NYACK- KEEP THE MONEY-TAKE THE CLOTHES
~ to Beys 5 Broadway he will full price for them
aud talk back.
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The two fastest horses IN the world and the two taste
double teams Ia the world will contend for champoush
PROSPECT PARK FAR GROUNDS.
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NJ X. MIDDLET0N.-PLEASE MEET AN OLD
~. friend at O'Clock Sunday evening at Fulton ferry,
BROOKLYN side. II. DINE
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. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EXCU RsION BOAT TO /,
"a Rockaway Beach, July % and "a; steamer SYLVAN
GROVE Captain Wm Baulsir, will leave for RockAwey
Beach a. follows :Leave Harlem ~ ~; tsoth street
35 NJ Eleventh street. A. NJ Peck blip. $3.50 A.
Warren street. A. NJ pier Gas A. ". Afternoon "Trip %
Sunday Peck slip, p NJ Warren street, llb r. NJ; pier
81 3or.H Returning, leave Rockaway a Z. N. Fare
for the excursion, dollar.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DRIES CASHED AND INFORMATION GIVEN IN
Missouri and Kentucky State Lotteries, at NELSON'S,
No. l AstOr place.
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(toLToN'S EUROPEAN WAR MhPs-SHOw THE
Who'll, Of Central and Wesien Europe and also large
scale the French and German Fronticr sire 1sr3l inches
Frico " cent? Liberal commissions TO agents
u. W. o. Is, COTTON CO lf2 William st., Now YORK.
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LNOR sALE-TwO FIRST RATE HORSES; FIT FOR A
grocer, baker any kind OF work warranted
and Kind IN every respect! Inquire At le5 b.
Twelfth street, New York.
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CHOULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF PERCIvAL
he searncsty requested to return home
vision has Lecn left for him hy his great aunt
LIVERPOOL, June, 1870 RADCLIFFE & LAYTON,
Solicitors, Liverpool.
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FEW FIRST AND SECOND BONDS AND MORT
"A cages wanted-(Cash al once) BY MARCUS HANLON,
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ANISS P--THE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK SUPPER
Ive with you At the St. Denis Saturday, July g. and
peced TO meet the following Thusday very anxious
20 hear from you. Address DODSON, Herald Office.
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Of half the amount, and CHARGES added ga
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liberal discount will be allowed where 100 500 OF
1000 Tickets are bought IN one lot.
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THr FEsrIyAL.-Rev. John Brown has fur,
nished us with the following figures respect
ing the festival held last Friday and Saturday
evenings: Total amount collected, 1921 25:
paid for fruit, etc, S62 IS; leaving "a balance
OF Sl6S. In this connection, Mr.. Brown de-
sires to return his thanks to the citizens of
Elko, and especially 10 the ladies, for the
energy and hberality displayed in getting up
ana carrying on SO successfully the entertain
ment.
MArRIMoSIAL,-JohnB b. Chopper. one of the
proprietors of the Humboldt Sulphur Springs.
was married. Monday afternoon, 10 Caroline
IesrhIer. The knot WAS tied by Judge May
hugh. in the presence of large number of
invited guests, after which the assembled null
utude INDUCED in sumptuous repast, sundry
bottles OF wine, sentiments, ETC., at the ex-
pense OF the happy couple. In the evening
tine boys turned out and "made Rome
howl IN honor Of the occasion.
NEW TELEGRAPH LISE-The Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company commenced tele-
graphing over their new line last Monday
The through and way business of the Central
Pacihc DIVISION Is at present carried on over
one of the wires of the Central Pacific Rail
road Company. The commencement of this
much needed competition will probably reduce
the tariff to the Atlantic States one-half or
lnors.
ADRT CHARIvAm.- the boys returned
from the Warm Springs, Monday night,
whittier they had been to pay their respects TO
John Groepper and his bride, they treated l..
Buschot, of the Humboldt Brewery, to "A char
ivan, IN hopes of getting something to quench
their thirst; but Bischoff couldn't see IT, and
the boys went to bed athirst.
RAILROAD SAusAGE.--As the passenger train
was approaching the Cosmopolitan Hotel
Monday morning, IA handsome Newfoundland
puppy ran under the engine. and lost his
head. He passed i'll his checks without Il
whimper.
FREIGHT To IDAHo.-An unusually large
quantity Of freight for Idaho is daily arriving
at our depot. Elder n Co. received 30 tun4
10y single train on Monday.
FREsH OYsTEIs from the shell are served in
every style, night and day, at the Tuolumne
oyster and lunch room.
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irfI u.. ...f. .a... a
tpJsI',sIH .sgHnr .l ~ ..,.
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Notice to Mechanics.
A PREMIUM OF $500

PREMIUM OF $500
viii be given for tho best Model Of two wheels OF
glaes and iron, for this Distribution
Tho Trustees tho right 10 reject any and all
models ..Ir . ..Er H myB1m
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-..' NFp7a 30 sspH-agJ brs ana. = .
r.'7 n -.s4 Yea $3.50. rE.f..
, 1870-04-02
MINNESOTA

Another Break Feared In the Tunnel
ut ". Anthony Fnus-Dr. Schultz
@Inke% EEas Esenrc from EnFs <;nrry-
and AFrise% mt ~. Pzhui-sEis jour-
uey Through t:se Northern Wilder
a.r~--.i 1srfcf description OF, tho
NinnipeEgiau YouaT~x.
sp@ctsl Dszr 7teb to liz C!.lc.fn T.tbsac.
ST. PAtI, April '.-A.lo:ilef isugrsuus break u
,ep1rtc.i to he s",rr! il "h- celebrated :uunel
undrr 81 Anthnr5= Far Tnlz tunnel Wa e1cA-
.al- :lrouzh hit sand rock Underlying the ttains,
for III purrts se nt erecting ne- w2tft po~r:
pr1silegc, by talt14;, II frvn above thr Fails and
u. L-.s t.u Ear fuc' - The tuunel or,ke
lAroaTh. a1d an snnrn.. bod! u ~.ter srcn!
ea'nS saaso "rf Exon. enz nrTs s1o au
the bresk, Int W::ec'k hucr*sa Until the lor water
Of this winter, When ~ .l3'UfAte plan Hxl
q yast amount Of rock and Eand. A portion Of thIa
nIlinr yesterday sank, and It Il reported that the
rock has broker away from the bottom Of the tun-
nei, through to the sand beneath, which, Il tue,
viii render 1t almost impossible to prevent ttle
water from washing away tho support Of the ROCKY
crust OF walls themselves. Another dam Il feng
constructed above the break, to Keep the rising
The ice In the r,rer, opposite the city, CON
encel moving this afternoon and the ice In Lake
,}iIus Austrian, Of Chicago, Is here, negotiating
with the Lake Superior Railroad Company for tht
transportation Of coal anl !ron from Duluth " thti
cary those articles from Pennsylvania a11oss TIT
lakes to Duluth, IN his own vessels, and establish
yard here for the distribution OF them thfouGhou
| The celebrated DR.. Schultz, whom tie Red Rive
Insurgents have regarded As their mortal enemF
and a. the head and front Of the Canadian part.
ID Winnipeg, arrived In this city last evening, b.,
| way OF lake Of tho Woods, Rainy Lake. and Yer
| million Iakr, Duluth Superior Ka1ruat, accnH,
panied ..y g. i: McEEar and anothe. Cana1iat
| refugee. llF Schultz was confined for TWO month
IN Enyf f3srry nv Kt.lH DfIiefs when, HntlkuC his
, 1870-04-02

RKrIFK0CAL TREATY WITH CANADA
Mr.. BENNETT Introduced tnlnt resolution di-
srctlnE inquiry. by the SECRETARY Of tho TnaSuIT,
into the subject OF mon advantageous crniu,er-
ctai relations With the British Provinces Of North
mcfCc. -..
rTats as hanns - sh r. Ses H, ths
Tariff I'LL, an hous being allowed for general de-
bate
furnaces IN blast In The t'nl:c.l States, O! which
nibctrcn wcrc IN his district The It'll proposed tn
a{ q rs sse oae 'scasht Ss9 oasn
i. te done he wouM not resist 1t, although
IL noasn1 IT, xess e s
ra1t Of the Commtttec Of Wars and Means to pro
vide that cas;ngs 10 iron, such as water pipes thc
un,-thlra more than zig trnn should pay .iatE OF
T.. cents per pound equal 10 s - in gold rer ton.
s ae q as ene %
rcunitc in reasonable reduction Of tho general
ratct Of duties OF imported articles He WAS tho
and tr1ed to protect Industry against sudden co'-
rss md sudden snanse H. i be ~, d!a not
tienis't a,a not "0us % e'e''s y Their "tH osa
! soiitton, to submit to violent reduction, one
which would, without mncn discrimination, " sxcsg
them thai iheie would lie traction which would
break down the protective Rrftem, and he believed
tt&t The ~1SC&& lllCulS NVAlA ~ - ~
stand by and see that reduction was steadily and
rru0epii{ and carefully made. He warned them
| that there were seventy Democrats On the moor,
| Mr. W0OD. i do not Know single inc trader
| as such on this side Of the House."
II: "a GAnFiSLD qndicating him, "There Is
As cox 4Yes, Sir"
Mr. ACSQES: Here Is another.
MI. WOOD. " I'M In f4vor Of tAr1n fnr rev.
enue. out an not for establishing free trade and
Geheye thai to le the general opinion On this
Mr. GANi1EID Ii addition to that force orer
yonuet, let NJ say that u you draw t!nc by nc
wes, side OF Ohio and the north side Of Arkansas,
rah1isan, to9e Q; them oses 1he!mtnsls Rtp1ol.
eau yet. u hnyc correctly tAkcn sac census oi
tae sa;ss IN !as oa.s ot tae vote:
| ~neo tacsc St21cs cast On this nOoE, there ~
nfty.one who rEobal1, will vote tor . reduction o.
~ taEin L. ssms snapc, and. II thcy he not sE1u
80 Soott deal further toxasd CUT DcnocSa,it
peFe VII .ne q at.euss ias Il saaSn IT, cd1s ns
= win se.e : o9s sress q etass a. u. t9ss sss
h4ye that importers aEc utterly hosulc to Amcl
icau Interests, or without characteEtnng manufae
q of he nation, We should iook to ne treasury N
! N the possibility Of the case, and Ike wise me
adjrtt ourselves to the situation and kE!cc
come down to sassote poeF nors. ma1ea 49, eoa n
i. II fnc % Moasc then proceeded to consider the b
n | hr Frrtfpns for amendment
+ + On motion Of Iii. sCnESCK. after dtscus*io
:. the hianf in the n,si section nxln9 the time WIT
i ihe Iijl sha1l 70 into effect was ni'et With the
' TIE follSrins ing clause having been reached 1T
teas OF III kinds 90 cents per pouno, .. .sn
(, Mr. IoCGnRlpGE mo!sa 70 IN asnu Gncn II imnon a
I'd neiprocsi Hra1ies to exemption frprn discs1nin'