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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY g. 1870.

70 Nc truth % what Aays SAID w' 9o With
the gentleman from Maine been. out Of
y.S;
sg tho aree and when hs ss,s h IRON ron
have DE OeSsa s also. thai he has been always in favor
ysrsa,d tina. wiA. the gentleman from Has:s
hsa o HIM was "o' ns so,sd a~sns.
Ssn raising salaries but the ssn,o AIsel had voted
iSr syns larger compensation 70 ,hc temAe
show any sncb vote % bis Mr. feiersI record lie had
%s,S s aS"s sa az e
naa s a. Sna ss a
he reers had given wrongful votes lie dsnied she
Tho amendmen, was agreed ,o.-st,os
An amencment offered by Mr. BlscBAM rep2 OF ohlo
70 Increase me compensation OF the pages OF The House
ssa a. s esssss s ss
10 ana
e he sad a! nc proceeding. now were 80 ySamincus
columns taken up with discussions as %
o. s h no &
be abolished altogether the Goe was becoming inadmiss
public libraries. The proceedings known
sdS Inss int
mao from New Sors said he G.sS now utterly
done a. or else sSooa be- asoSsa %
The index Of The G for this session alone covered -four huI
After further the amendment Was voted
Mr. BUCKLEY repN OF Ala offered an amendment appro.
prans $ioooo Tor the payment OF loyal in no South
MT cLAn =; "a Of KAN offered amsaamen. appro
their own ", consent. Agreed TO-
The oil then passed.
hi 10 rsss.s o sss reported
10 the constitution OF the United states The
hrsI duty the Executive OF each s.sts
Hs sseay
OF The Jailed States he second section for
seaon un e.s an amendment for The repeal shall have been
nuke the hira prsscoss
ssss Of sss q ,s y.aSs ~
hns from u 5lc to $1,000.
judiciary COMMITTEES had the day assigned TO is business
I Nc sasa maud Ss hs &c sa been any such under
NJ kinlAcE tdem q Ind, moved 10 lay the b on the
Ma BiSaAAM moved suspend the rules and pass the
MIR. for minutes express mis- op-
Mr. ELD.IDsE DENY Of Wis., declared tha. there never
Internal proposition than .a's Bill.
MI hSSalaY, tdsn.' OF Ill., msved that the House ad'
The then suspended the bill passed by
80 sssisssiliSs or ,upess OF yrnrnA1 oou.rs.
s S .sSo
judges OF any the United States which was passed
judge who has he'd b. commission yssr:
have thereafter his natural lie the same salary that
be judges who hold their Offices during good be-
bavior.
oIAIMs
Mr. BINGHAM, from the Judiciary Committee, reported
the Joint directing the Secretary OF the Treas
uy TO the lawful owners the ne. proceeds Of al the
Ing made In violation OF the injunction Of the Treasury
Department. the the rebel armies and
the proclamation OF amnesty.
Mr. BUrLRR rep) Aass made the point OF order that
the OH made an appropriation and must De referred to the
The spEAxER sustained the point OF order, and the bill
referred
The House then, at hafpast four o'clock. adjourned
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the United states courts. the law MAKES all copy
rights titles books &C., tranmsstble Dy MAIL free
Of postage 10 the ONCE Of copyright ~ washington
Admissions 20 tho Naval Academy.
The number OF can0da.es admitted TO the Naval
Academy was twenty. nine, a. follows:-Winsiow
Adcrdice, Ciirord J. Bonsh and George L. Iutter,
0f Virginia; Joseph s. Breckenridge and John u
Cheek, Of Indiana; Frederick W. Comm and stephen
Decatur, OF Massachusetts,; wilkcn G. Mcdowell,
James =. Ncgey and George II. Peters, OF Pennsyl.
vania; George ID. Dutton, of Vermont; Congdon II.
Craig, OF Missouri; Wilham q. Harrington, of Oho
Charles w. Haskell. Of Iowa; Frank II. Holmes, OF
California; Hamilton Hutchns, OF New Hampshire;
William McGinns, OF Illinois; Otto II. W. Rag n, OF
Maryland; Edwin L. Reynolds 0fNew Jersey; Bernard
o. Scott, OF Alabama; George ]. Wanless, OF Wyoming
Territory; William E. Whitfield. OF Arkansas; Henry
O. White, lof Rhode Island; Richard ii. Towney, or
Nebraska; Alexander Sharp tson Of Marshal Sharpj
ofthe District OF Columbia, and Henry s. Hunt Will
lie q. Clarke, James v. Turner and George T. En-
mons at large Jonn Baldwin Alexander, born Febru-
airy 1852 In the Eighth Congressional district OF yir
ginia declined to take the oath Of allegiance, object
Ing to the words, "aid, countenance counsel or en-
couragementn feeling that ne had gwen those the
REBELLION
Personal.
Judge Hoar left Warrington In the forty minutes
past TWO O'Clock p. NJ. train Tor Boston.
Mayor Brush. OF Buffalo, the Erie County Treasurer
STREET. and other citizens OF Bualo had an interview
with the President today In regard to political APP
pcintments.
Mr.. }. s. Gilmore of Boston, is here to-day before
the gentlemen versed in foreign anairs with his ply
gTamme for an International Musical Convention. TO
be held next year, probably, In Boston.
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shipping Notes.

wreckng Company yesterday morning received
intelligence that steamer was ashore OIL Morches, IL
The Superintendent ut despatched the wrecking
schooner John Curtin tow Of the steamboat Martha
Washington to the scene Of the disaster.
The bark Trusy, while anchor on Quarantine yesterday
morning was run the schooner Mary Huber
the time in tow Of tug carrying the barks jibboom
and all her head gear.
Western Hudson river the following barges and
canal boats:-By towboat Belle-Canai boats W Hail.
Olive Star Of the Union, Maggie Red1ed Matte Collins
Emma John Gleryer, Lord, Stephen Collins Charles
Bowley John Bowley, Harriet Ann, Ellen N, Bates,
John Parker, II Reid, VIM Avery. Fanny Bruce, Theo
vosburgh, z Armstrong Phil Sheridan II Fitch, John
Holmes. BY owboat Amerca-Barges No 4, Milan, Col
canal boats Birmingham Watson, Sykes, Cero Cor
do, Geo Abbie Arson Foster, Robt Hchcock Fred Benc
diet. Dean Richmond, Hill, Winchell John Bell, Jim
Holmes, Baker Son, Albert Helser Clearance, Hin,
Dora, Jenny Small, B L ssrnourgh. By towboat Ohio
Barges Attentive r sniman canal boats seeey,
Bassett. House, N Fisher, Oliver Hess, Body,
Maggie Travis, walrath Clark, Walter Benton,
Blake, Cora, LOUIS Renard Sidney Brown. BY towoosi
Austin Canal boats Mary Lee, Frank Es Knapp, Ida
Miller Frank Carlton Church. Robt keenan,, Handy Andy,
Chas Il Smith, Henry Gseen, Bascom Boston, Ebro,
Joachim, II MAhvlle. Henry Horn, crandsn Don't
Know, W Miller, Kanawha, Geo Gamer, Leo, Mary Eva
Hattie Oliver Thorn, Ssm Green.
Marine Disasters.
sryAMrn cosras Ns,.oo, from N.y Orleans July fol-
SHIP JOHN L DfMMooK (BrL At New Bedford, will 20 Ia
Portland where she will be placed In dry dock for repars
crossing the mud DAT IN The nsrbor Bsa; being placed
board. and she win leave in . few day.
SHIP VAN DiEMAN (Brl Robinson, from Newcastle
ESW, Francisco (pefore reported spoken by
British Admiral San Francisco, with loss OF spars,
18th M had lost mxenmast fore and main
and yards In lat 6S.
SNIP sr LAwnRNoR-Captain Nichols, Of ship g Law
on board 1855 bale. cooi 1000 bbs noar and
4cO slaves The ship took Ere In the between decks for
ward she nearly think
the ceiling between decks from the port fore rigging
20 the staboad fore rigging all burned out also The frame
the sde the upper deck beams badly burned
half Of the deck ). cut from main hatch to knishhesds
writer's wreckng boat and also engaged Two seamsrs with
powerful steam pumps but they all gave up a. bad job
tu,uo In 10 save
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
wAeErseToN, July 8, 1870.

WAepIsgToN Julv g. 1874
.--a, w.,,..--. -
BELIEF or OnA@Lhs H. fhNDLEroN
Mr. A,oupp 0denA of Md from, the committee Of ron.
- ~, 80, =. -, :. ~, -. :, ,,,- ~ ~ ~,
ference on the Dill 70 pacc Tue nao o Onares H. fehde
ton on the Navy Register lieutenant the
a ia, ,r.ds rs,or, which was .vrsea ~ !. amend.
Ac'ye psr Hsso 'opo', "An ""'"k'e1 W. Az s"enus
the bill by adding the nanie of Richard =. Leroy.
THE "Vth AND hAhboH AUTHORIZATIONS biLb'
Mr. sAwYHR, (rep OF Wis, from the Committee on Com
-. ....s -. a.. CT. ....n.,,u.n. .. AZ. p-.
"eiee' 'ep'''o" oa'~ '' 'e,a's -'"'"" W '"e A'o'
and Harbor Appropriation bill and moved concurrence
Mr. pAwys fren nj Mass rad IN he could moi m
-, -, - :, - !.
wouiu ho vote LOT 'ne amendments ana ne recommended
harh
- - :, ~, =, ~, a,. ~ -, -, 80. : -, -
DC oonhpeu W 'ne e"ane' VI "Anc "nu n"'sa
ton and not frered away In improving email rivers and
creeks that have only Local Importance.
Alter further discussion the House proceeded
the amendments Separate yotes were demanded many
of them but they all concred IN by strong ores
and the bill now to the President FOR his signature.
- ElLLs REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES.
MI scof iEip rep OF PA from the Naval Committee
providing that after the lat OF July 1870 enstmen sha be
Tor I've instead OF Tour years. aud authorizing credit Tor en-
iistinent pay. fassed 90 . - -
hr LOGAN, rep OIL Ids rom the Military COMMITTEE re-
ported oscx the senste b 10 pay pounties 20 tue FIRST a
pama Sa'ay ana the FIRST ana second FLORIDA cavalry
raised. -....
~ THE ADpIiiooSAL DEFICIENCY BILL. IA,
me touse tnen ~ na.iphs tWeve, toox up tns huo
s y 9 ehe'eooy o' covering Items 70 mo amount oi
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
FORT OF NEW YORK, July 8, 1870.
CLEARED.

gteamship Co.
s..n,aC Ei CID. xci.rsOn. Wilmington Nc--Lorilard
Sons 800 ~''S'' ~ ~s-~'
Ship 9oschen INob Bsetier, Bremen-chas Luns 4 Co.
Bark Harvey Booth, Chase London--J + Ward Co.
Bark Maggie Mcneil Smith, New Orlsans-N H Brigham.
Hincken
Brig Trial, Leach, HuslvA-N X Wilbur Co.
Brig Alice TarIton tbr. Crane, Cow Bay-Mler Hough.
Schr Chas Moody, Abbott, Para-B J wenberG
AGO.
schr Game Cock Nickerson, Halifas-B J WEINBERG
AGO.
Steamer Chester, Jones, Philadelphia
Steamer saraD, Jones, Philade.phis
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Wholesale Removal OF Disa-
bIlifics.
The Bill to Prohibit Servile Labor
Contracts.
Mr.. Dawes Exposure Of Republican
Extravaganza.
WASHINGTON. July 9, 1870
The New York (aIlacfar~hI,

WASHINGTON. July g, 1870.
The New York CoIIectorship.
the friends OF Mr.. Murphy have been remarkably
quiet all day. confident in their success tomorrow.
The hearing OF tie opposite sides ON this question
VIII take place tomorrow morning before the Com :
mittee on Commerce. Fenton now seems disposed
70 set out on an entirely tack and viii make an
effort 70 retain Merritt in the Naval once. This
course, If carried out, win leave Murphy almost
without opposiliods
The New attorney General.
Mr.. Alderman this morleng TOOK the oath OF once
rs Attorney General before Associate Justice Wiley,
OF the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia.
He afterwards received large hummer OF visitors
nj his once. AT twelve O'Clock he SQepded the
Cabinet meeting.
"..Ss....s= - Execgliys Stsslon.
The Senate In executive session tonight ra!ined
tne protocol IN relation to the African Slave Trade
and the Naturalization treaty with Great Britain'
The Funding Bill.
The Joint Committee OF Conference on the Fund
ING bill had long discussion to-day, the principal
disagreement being the rate Of interest, the House
Committee insisting on four Ger cent and that OF
She Senate arguing that there could be- no negotla
tons at that rate. The Senate Committee want
fore On agencies and exhibit letter from the Sec.
retary oil the Treasury in favor OF them. They also
disagreed 10 the gold clause OF the bill. The CON-
mittee had second meeting this afternoon contin-
uing three hours. Although they came TO no agree
ment the Importance OF such measure was con-
ceded and disposition shown to accommodate
differences.
Tie Currency Bill signed.
The President has approved and signed the Cur
rency bill
distribution Of the Additional Currency.
The following named States and Territories will
10 entitled to the $64OooooO additional circulation,
under the currency act, In the proportions be-
low named-
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FIRE AT MoRRlSAhIA.

Shortly after one O'Clock yesterday morning the
dwelling Of German, named Francis Hopper. In
Denman street. Melrose, Westchester county caught
fire and was destroyed together with two adjoining
houses. SO rapid were the flames that the inmates
had barely time to escape In their night clothing A
hoy. aged twelve, saved himself by jumping from a
third story window TO piazza. while an infant, who
was sleeping In an upper room and had been tor
gotten by the Inmates was saved by young girl
VINO re-entered and rescued II at the peril OF losing
her own life. The loss Is about So 600, which there
is partial Insurance IL Is not known how the Gre
OrGiuatt Il.
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LAKE SUPERIOR.


The Union Steamboat Company win send their favore
steamer ARCTIC, Captain =, runner, esVing bums
excursion Lake Superior, Visiting every pout Of
attractive lake. The trip will
occupy twsntyour Prominent among the points and
attractions on tho route the following VIZ. -
Lake Erie Caveand, Detroit Detroit River Lake g. Clair
and River sarnia, Lake Huron Macxnac, sanN s NILE,
-four days for trout nshing ae Royal Fort William zone
amethyst yeln bu Iuh superior CITY, Bayfield, La
Ponte, "copper" mlnes one day Marquette
qrcn mines NeEaunes two dsys) the Pictured Rocks
GOOD band OF music WIN accompany the excursion.
An experienced physician VIII be on board the ent 70 trip
The cost 10 the viii be less per day than board
ii any oily hote while the table and sccommods-
lion will be found second 70 none. :.
A only one hundred tickets win BE- sold, application for
them should be made ~ once
trip on the American continent
For passage and all Information, apply 10
r. l. WILLIAMS, Agent
No. 9s7 Broadway, New York.
sd CALDWELL, General Manager,
No Ohio street. Buffalo, n. T.
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ARRIVALS.


Queenstown via BOsOD s,h inst, with mdss 10 FrancE
Steamship Virgo. Buckley, Savannah July g. with nndss
and TO Murray Ferris Co. Had pleasant
ss.%:iD Ssna, Fsssman Philadelphia, with nd.. to
s Fa Lad fssr, ssSs belize Ho d.v. with los
SEn xuesr 70 Fischer vessel 10 cdmnina Had light
SrIs Saaniis.s s., Boyle RIO Japso y day.. 9Th eot
had ssrissIs Sss.Ssr g. siS5 W.
'Dsf: S.a s % es'sf y with coffee.
Al an ssS Sef ws &C. AZ ".
5.yS SsBssI ass wi"
Brig Cyclone 9f NsvsOs G.ras9 e. June &C. WITH
ash I, . 70 Sn Y IS spoke ship Lisbon iof SasS
Kia 6syon.hre Or. Masters Bermuda days. with pro.
sch virginia lsrl Psnson, Grand caymsn 20 days. with
schr Agnes Br. spencer Neyi. II days, with SALT to
schr F,saeT MAdgs saraeOa II days. with fruit 70
schr ~. LsyI: Lewis HarDor Island days, with
Roger: 81 s.ssR I:lssn Mott EsuherA
sslr FIss,wlns Evans. Cat Island days, with pine
g. ssass
sshr aasewoSd psrsssen Georgetown SC, ldsys, with
sor sassS % %osa days. with
naval stores. 70 Dollner 4 Potter.
schr yrs,e. Mason wilmington, NO. days. with naval
schr M.ry foa:., Ssskeil. Warrington. NC, days. with
81. nara Sss: Eli:s s;,, segs, Virginia
s sssr f Msny ss ss,aa1as Virginia
FssT 5 5..s Ss,sas z: apVasSs
s sshr H n = Granger Holt Virginia.
s ssSr ss annys,Ss. asr aS, Virginia
s scsr s ss%yss' S SSP:5 y vsn.
schr Mary francis 6ssson. Virgins
s sssr sHFS yo SSs%Rsoss n SSss Ssns
scRr w wod mfs Sims. PhsTo, Virginia
schr Sparkling Sea, Doane, Alexandria.
scsr NaSsn~, Persons osorsssown &c
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ssSr Ads'ns Rssy GsS,ssGSSs DO
ss1 fY Sss.s Pc
s sr nGs:.n ns.fE pS
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ss nnG sssd sa% VII.
to the KDickerbocker Ice Company
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
sehr ellison Osrman, DUNBAR Cape Sable for New York,
ssss eyssas Jane; S,s,,ssss. e. New York
scsr Luna, Smith. New Haven Tor El,zabsihOcrs
%% asIss g sss '
seer SEQ Kane ward POI 1Gr AAssny
sSr s;sntsFs .f YORK
BOUND EAST
@
scbr i TaSss - PhllsdsioSis Tor Fan River.
b 4%ssy 9f sssS
scbr Emily. Morrill, Eiisabsthport FOR stsmfsrd.
@ ss T s Haven
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schr woodward, woodward ElizabehpOrt FOR Ports.
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n REMOTE sErrLEnssfs OF UNTOLD VALUE
Feod makes blood; blood makes the BODY II The hood
bspurs The body healthy SO II We are NOT IN health w
know some impurities are lurking sbou! which muh ~ ~
moved. and the sooner The better.
'HASDSErHs Pills REMOVE ALL IRON fm
SYSTEM WHICH NATURE NEEDS NO LONGER.
The wonderful cures srec'sd BY Bnndrshs Pits hare
arrested The attention Of enlightened physicians Upwards
thousand COW use them Ia their daily ursees ana
two hundred have given their written testimony a 10 ne,y
nnoosnss and value OF the bowels and blood
TESTIMONY or TOWN OFFICERS AND BOARD o.
HEALTH.
slso sIse, ,ops H. $50
TO whom II may concsrn;-
The Supervisor. Justices Peace and Town osss OF
the town OF ossinug hs township whose limits the char.
tered village Of Sing Sing oouansd) hereby certify 10 The
remarkable heahfu effects produced BY the use Of Bran
dreh's,yegeabls Universal PMS. many years these
Pills have prepared town. 1886 Dr. Brandrss
erected large buildings which prepare psck th5
great medicine for public Al this no spploys.
nearly 100 persons besides engine horse power
We have population OF about $685. and almost every per-
uses them sick Their merits recognized In,
-
every family druggists sell Of Brandrshs Pills
than al the others puttoge.her
We point effected by them in scrotaA Rhsu.
masn, Bilious Affections Ulcers and Sores. White Swelling
of the Knee Brshss Disease Kidneys Dyspepsia
tiveness Debility, Want Of Appetite, Typhus and
Scarlet Fever Smallpox And from long observation ana
|
i
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average ofiRe
THOMAS LEARy. Supervisor
| NELsoN T. sa Exk E Jus,ics o. III. Peace
aS.sls isss ss: y
The undersigned the OF Health Of tho village 81
Sing Sing fully foregoing statement Of The town
| officers Of ossinug, knowing the to be true.
| ISAAC b. NoxoN. President
E E HAM + s52 SS%|Sss
kSSEhu p1EG aITER, Board Of h''hA-
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| FURTHER PROOF.
srso s,so, June 10. ,sao
| Hon. B. BRASDRErH:-
MY DEAR DooroR-For many Year, ! have used yousr
Pills. and in my person and family have found them
| invaluable.
have long been contractor the Sing Sing Prison.
employing from hundred hundred fifty men,.
Finding Brandrehs Pills excellent In my family,
some years giving them to sck men work.
ing under my contract Tho Immediate and soon
my cabinet shop became, and to-day, the heathcs.
Germ Prisons that onoIally noticed
use two hundred fifty Brandreths Pig
| every year, and hardly ever have man IN hospital
Your Pills appear to DO almost specific in BiX
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-
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MISCELLANEOUS.


CARD DISCHARGE FROM THE EAR AND PAR.
"A ual Deafness cured Important home testimony sub
mitted without comment
Law BUILDINGS, 70 and "a NASSAU sTHEET,l
NEW YORK, July 8. 1870 !
DEAN STR feel gratiaed to know that you have again
turned your specially Aurst and have 10 thank
for perfect you accomplished for some fifteen
years ago. But few than mine exist and the
length Of time which elapsed shows its The
world cannot well afford " lose such ability and you are at
liberty TO publish this test OF my gratitude Yours truly
II. p. HERDMAE.
Dr. Hartley win receive calls at his residence No IL East
Seventeenth street. between the hours Of aud daily until
the Sd Of August
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
IA States legal everywhere desertioD &c sufficient cause;
publicity charge until divorce obtained; advce freq.
N. HOUSE, Attorney, 70 Nassau street.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
"A States without publicity Legal everywhere pessrton,
&C. sufficient Success guaranteed Terms fair Ad
vice free r. KING, Counsellor at Law, sSs Broadway.
A JAPANESE CORN FILE REMOVES CoRNs WITH.
IA pam price 25c Sold at all drug and shoe stores.
Trade supplied samples mailed free receipt of price
By the File Company, Pine st., New York.
GRAND EXCURSION
TO
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MO MORE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, CONSTIPATION,
IN Dar1hna, Phthixis, all kinds OF fevers and stomach
eous kEyALENTA POOP Sold, Sold In tns y $l 2i osi
all druGgists and grocers' town and country
N,HOMAs r AGNEw, $50 GREENWICH STREET.
New York, has reduced the prices Of Teas, Co1ees
Sugars Flour all kinds OF Groceries Mossscs and Pro-
visions to the gold standard
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A RE YOU SUFFERING WITH
"A heartburn trouble you? DO
Go at once to the druggists and
Dyspepsia Tablets. Price t0c. p,
enceD.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-09

AN EXTRAORDINARY WEAPoN.-The
San Francisco Chronicle, which is a
wicked, "undignified" paper goes for
the Alta in the following style:
The Alta reporter discovered at the
Merchants Exchange on Monday a
very curious cannon, containing some
novelties and requiring certain man
agement, very interesting, indeed.
The piece we are told, is ''ioaded by
removing the breach pin" a process
the economy of which will Immediate
ly be appreciated. No powder, no
shot required; it is loaded simply by
removing the breach-pin!" Which
pin is RETAINED in position by the
reporters night latch key. He calls it
an eccentric key, which is mild
way Of putting it. One Of the most
extraordinary particulars concerning
the gun we now quote with unbounded
establishment: 1.-The piece is fired by
means of the vent" The mind sands
appalled, at the gigantic strides made
by science, since the days when the
youthful Alta man used to fire his
canDons by poking a red hot poker
down the muzzle. The wonderful en-
CINE of destruction is appropriately
called Po.ter."