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$500 Extra Premiums

ass No 1G-Premiums OF $780, For Horses that
never tr0tted for pr .mium money, not less than
10 hands, and not more than ten years old. First
Premium $50; second do. $50
Glass No IL Premiums of 500. For horses that
never beat As. First Premium SO; second do $40;
third do. $40.
Class No 1s-Premiums Of $780, For horses that
never beat SO. First Premium $40: seeond do S2,.
third do, So ~ ~'
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SwINDLING.-A man from Bath went out to
Saco last week to settle up some business and
on bis return, last Saturday, went into the
smoking car where he was indnced to take a
hand at bluff, by couple of fellows who were
there. In short time they bluffed the Bath
man out of 1920. After his arrival here he
notified officers Williams and Burnham, who
arrested the two men and took them to the
lookup, on charge of swinding. The gamb-
lers not liking the appearance of matters paid
over the whole amount they had won from the
Bath man and he went on his way rejoicing
The gamblers were then discharged1
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mAssAOHUsETTs.

B0STBN, Oct. 24-At Beacon Park to-day
the double team race for $4,000 was won by
Jessie Wales and Darkness. beating Kirk wood
ana q 40 Honest Abe. Time, 2 36 IL, 242 IL and
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POLICE. -There was more drunkenness on
the street yesterday than has been known for a
long time on Monday. Up to II o'clock last
evening thirteen intoxicated persons had been
brought to the police station.
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New York Wool Market,

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-The market for desirable
grades OF domestic fleece has been moderately active
but low woos are slow OF sale and holders are less
firm in their views. The demand is mainly for comb
ing and DE Laine selections. Extra pulled wool is in
very good demand, and prices have improved lrife.
The new clip OF California is coming torward and
looks tOlerably fair, and holders ask % "a DC.
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Horse at Auction.

an Saturday, Oct 10Th, at II O'Clock A. NJ, In
JMarket Square, we shall sell Bay Horse about
years old, weighs about 500 lbs, which me into
my enclosure about two months ago, and which
shah sell tor expenses.
PLUMMER JORDAN, JR.
+. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctoneers. ocl4 til
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Y. s. MUrsh0Z's Sale
UNITED STATES OF AxF1IcA,

UNITED STATES OF ANFbIcA,
- District Of Udiae, So I
DURSUANT to an order OF sale to me directed
l. from the Hon Edward Fox, Judge of the Uni,
ted Slaes District Court the District OF Maine
shall expose and offer tor sale at public auction
to the highest bidder therefor, the allowing proper
ty, at the time and place as follows:
At Blddeiord Pool. on Saturday, October 10Th, at
II o'clock NJ, ceriain Scow, and two Floats, with
an the tickle and appurtenances thereto belonging;
proceeds disposed OF according to law.
Terms OF sale, Cash.
Dated at Portland this 18th day of October, A. d.
1870.
s. s. MARBLE,
oc12d15t U, s. Marshal District of Maine
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The finest display of Shells ever in his city
Is to be sold at auction this day at 10 clock a.
M, by F. o. Bailey & Co., at their Office We
advise every one to 60 and obtain some of these
beautiful parlor ornaments.
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Houses 1t Anctinn

CHE two new dwelling houses Nos. SO and GO Lin
coin st, near Chestnut st, each convenient Tor
two families, will be sold at auction ON
Wednesday next, Oct. 20. ut $50 O'Clock,
On the premises. Good lots good neighborhood
and an abundance of water. and chance TOR a good
trade. About hall the purchase money can remain
on mortgage.
oc22td' r. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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HIGHWAY RoBsEnY.-tast evening about 9

O'clock as &c ars Loripg and Hanson were go
ing on THEFT beat they heard the cry OF
watch in the neighborhood of the Shovel
Factory. They went to the place from
whence the cry PROCEEDED and found man
near the barracks Who said that he had been
assaulted by three men who beat and bruised
him, ard robbed him of his watch, money and
valise. The officers succeeded in arresting a
fellow who has been wandering about the
streets for several days playing the bagpipe,
who was identified by the suffer as one of the
party
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On and after Monday, Sept. 10Th passengers
wishing to take the Steamer Oriental for
Bridgton and Harrison will take the Portland
and Ogdensburg cars at the Portland and Ken
nebec r. r. Depot at 1850 P. NJ, instead of
us A. M If
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This afternoon at 230 o'clock +. o. Bailey
q 20. will seel on Portland bridge, nice new
store, stock of groceries, horse. wagon. &c.
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A MEETING of the Portland Commandery
and Portland Lodge are called to attend the
funeral of the late Thomas B. Parson at quar-
ter past one o'clock. See special notice col.
umns
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SAVING OF STEAM FUEL.-In the PRESS of
January 14th, we published an advertisement
OF Blanchards Steam Boiler, which at the
time excited considerable comment Mr..
Blanchard "a Maine inventor, as we explained
then in order to test the merits of the yario
arrangements for saving fuel in the steam boil
er, challenged any party, in the sum of $500
to show an arrangement of boiler and engine
in operation, in Maine or Massachusetts, over
which he could not make 80 per cent. gain in
power over the same amount of fuel. This in.
dlcated saving of fuel amounting to one
third for an equal amount of power, and a
number of gentlemen here, looking upon it as
an opening for remunerative investment. OBJ.
tanned an act Of Incorporation under the name
of the Blanchard Maine State Boiler Compa-
ny, with the intention, after satisfactory tests,
OF advancing money to apply the Improvement
to boilers IN use. 1t was decided to test the i'm
provement upon the boilers at the Portland
Company's works, with the understanding
that, if the invention showed an annual saw
ing upon these first class boilers of one third
OF its cost, the company would Immediately
organize for business. The experiment was
concluded Saturday night, and the following
letter from Superintendent Morse, shows the
annual saving to be, not 80 1-3 but 100 per
cent:
PORTLAND CO.. LOCOMOTIVE Works, !
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. %, 1870
WILLARD T. BROWN, ESQ.,: Dear Sir,-The
saving of coal by the use OF the Blanchard in
venton applied to our boilers, has been at q
rate equal, in one years time, to 120 per cent.
on the entire cost of applying the invention.
Very truly yours, GEORGE f. MORSE,
Supt Portland Company.
This is a result which must be not only a
gratifying surprise to the corporators but a
matter of practical interest to everybody using
steam power ashore or a1oat
1.-THE above article was unavoidably crowded
out in Yesterdays issue.
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NE W RAMPsHIRE.

CONCORD, Oct "a Gov. Stearns has ap-
pointed VIM. s. Ladd, of the law firm of Raw
q Laid Of Lancaster as Judge on the Supreme
Judicial Bench in place of Hon. Harry Hub
bard of Bath who declined the appointment.
Mr.. Ladd is q strong Democrat and will he the
only one on the present judicial bench.
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# q. BAILEY Il co, AuctIoneers.
Trustees Sale of Real Estate,

by virtue of power of sale contained in the will
~ oil Caleb Adams, late of Brunswick, in the
county OF Cumberland, deceased, recorded in the
registry OF probate tor said county, will be sold at
public auction, on Wednesday, the I'd day OF No
vember next at three 81 O'Clock p M, lot OF land
OF Portland, running back about ninety feet to a
court 10 feet wide, getber with substantial three
story brick dwelling house No. "a fronting on Dan
forth srce1 thereon; also small stable fronting on
said court. The house is supplied with water from
Sebago AXE and with gas nxtures and the city are
now extending the common sewer to the premises.
The terms OF sale will be one third of the purchase
money at time OF SALE and the balance secured by
mortgage Of the premises, payable semi-annually in
Boston, at the rate OF 10 per cent.
Parties wishing to view the premises can do so on
application to +. j. Rollins or Allen Hanes Esqures
OF Portland,
JOSEPH s. BEAL,
GEORGE L. ADAMS,
Trustees under the Will of Caleb Adams.
Portland, October IL, 1870, oc1std
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RIcKER's stage we'll leave Baldwin daily,
same as usual and connect at Gorham with
the Portland & Rochester Railroad until fur
ther notice. If
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New Yerk s,eck and MONEY nsrn.,

NEW YORK, Oct. 81 Morning. Gold lower at
1929 q 1125
Money g 6per cent Sterling Exchange at 1851
a 1921.
Stocks declined / a ! per cent. from Saturday
nights quotations.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24-4fIernoon.-The payment of
the November interest to-day by the Sub-Treasurer
ea1sed marked depression in Gold, which closed
dull at 111s a 11a, with decline during the day Of
per cent. The Canadian banks were heavy sellers.
II is estmat d they sod $5,OOOOOO to day. The
Government has disbursed in coin interest to-day
SS4o 600, mostly on registered bonds. The total
amount OF the November interest is 1928, s51 626.
Governments were weak and lower, heavy sales
being made to-day, including of mil ion 5-2Os
OF 1867 at 1l94.
Money more active at 5 q Gper cent. Sterling Ex-
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sept20eOdtf

THE wooden pavement is great improve
ment, but the viands at Websters saloon, I'M
der Fluents Hall, are positive Injuries.
sant20eOdtf
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INDICTMENT FOR MANsLAuGHrER.

BELFAST, Oct. 24-At the Supreme Court
now in session here, an indictment has been
found for manslaughter against Hiram L. East
man, aud Lucinda Eastman, his wife, of Free,
dom. for causing the death, by starvation, of
charge, by depriving her of food at various
times, and by SO reducing her as to produce
DEATH
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oToRY.-A special from London to the W0rtd
says Mr. Gladstone and Earl Granville spent
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A. & N. 1.-THE sale of reserved seats for
the A. & N. U. course of entertainments COM
mences this morning at Gilkey's apothecary
store. 1t is we'll known that the object of the
association is the extremely deserving one of
assisting any of their comrades who may be
suffering from sickness or who may chance to
leave families unprovded for. The list of en- :
tertainments is most brilliant one, much O.
the best talent in the country, vocal and in
strumental, being engaged for the different
concerts Among the great attractions offered
is Miss Annie L. Carey our Maine songstress
of whom corresponds lent of the B ,ston Folio
Ia musical iournal) writes from New York asr
follows: "Miss Annie L. Carey has made a tri-
umphant success here. She has a rich, pow
erful contralto voice and an admirable method.
She has brilliant future in store A few
evenings ago among other floral tributes a
very large device was aid at her feet. Being
rather uuweildly Miss Carey placed it.on her
head and walked off the stage amid the ap-
plause of the audience"
Besure and secure your seats while YOU can
make choice
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THE PORTLAND AND KENNEBEC RAILROAD SUIT
DETERMINED.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 4.-The equity case, Kenne-
bee & Portland Railroad Co. against Portland
& Kennebec Railroad Co. and others, is decid-
ed by the Law Court in favor of the defend
ants. Judge Dickinson announced the decision
to-day at Ellsworth, Diminishing the BILL This
afiirms the right of the present organization
to the new companY and the road
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From Alex, N. Doughty, NJ. D., late one of the Med
ical Directors U. 5. A, Newark, N. j.
Having made acquainted with the compo-
sition of the preparation known as SozoDoNr,
have for some time past permitted its use in
my family, where it has given entire satisfac-
ton. 1t is an elegant toilet article, we'll wor-
thy of the enconiums it has received"
"SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE"
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Dominion of Canada.

PORT CoLBoRN, Oct. M-Fire was discover
ca IN the propeller Schicklund this morning as
Immediately turned on the flames but without
effect. She had to be abandoned in ten min
utes. The cargo consisted of about 16. 900
bushels Of wheat. Total loss $4,000. The
crew escaped.
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ENTERTAIN MENTs.
DANCING.

'}NilE last bali OF Gee & Harndens first term of
Il lancipg School will commence on FRIDAY Eve.
ming, October 18th, and continue every Friday eve
ming following.
TERMS: For six assemblies S. per couple, or
single gent emen 81, Ladies' 81 oc25tf -
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THE PRESS.
Tuesday Morning, October rs, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-Day,
AUCTION COLUMN.

AUCTION COLUMN.
mare, &C.. tor Sale. Henry Taylor e Co.
FORFEITED Goods. ...I. Washburn, Jr.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Portland Commandery. :. Ira Berry.
Portland Lodge. Meeting.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
G. A, r. Entertainment :. Get 27 and %.
HOrsl lair Postponed. .. Henry Taylor.
Dancing. Gee and Harnden.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Notice. Estate OF Francis A. Dresser.
Notice. :. Mercantile Library.
Stains Removed. Henry Merrill & Co.
Brick House to Let. W. III. Jerris.
Widows Wood Society. ..B. Kingsbury.
Rooms to Let on Franklin street.
nted. Smart Men
} t Family School. A, j. Blethen.
1t on. IA. Il. Crosby.
sey Shawls. ~. r. Corey & Co.
4 nted. -. Young Man.
use to Let. John G. Proctor,
6 insellor. Dudley P. Bailey, Jr.
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STEINER ORIENTAL plying between Sebago
Lake station and Naples, Bridgton and Har-
rison will not make regular trips until after
rain falls sufficient to rise the water in the
river connecting the Lakes Should rain fall
the steamer will commence regular trips on
Monday. oct17tf
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1T ate Sale.

Fine Carriages of all kinds, Western
built and ~ arransed.
C0nsigpmenis solicited. Correspondents for Inter-
raj Land and Labor Agency, Birmingham, Erg.
for sale.
CASH advanced on consignment. of Personal
= EARFH CLOSETS-Agents for the State of Maine
,or the celebrated Earth Closets, invented ami pa
r. 'i' " 0"P''
Also Agents for the French Fire Extineuisber. in
New England. octI1dif "
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HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES.

IA d 10 Exchange ST., and 3O5 Conf 81.
HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES
EVERY SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock.
BUCKSKIN9MARE-Th well-known Stafford"
Mare, nine years old and no der and weighs ahout
$50 lbs, trots quiteIiast and Ioader business
purposes. or tor livery stable, cannot be beat;
stands without tying and has been driven by la
dies Tor the pasI two years. Also light open tot
ting Wagon aud Silver-Mouutei Harness.
JERSEY COW-A full blooded Jersey Cow gives
very rich milk five year. old, with cali by full-boCd
bull; very handsome aud gentle.
HENRY TAYLOR, Auctr.
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BAZAAR.

8Y HENRY TAYLOR a co.,
AT THE BAZAAR &c AUCTION ROOMS.
II a. 10 Exchange ST., and 3Os Conf 81.
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CAUrIoN!-In our changeable climate,
coughs, colds, and diseases of the throat, lungs
and chest will always prevail. Cruel con-
sumption will claim its victims. These dis
eases, If attended to in time, can be arrested
and cured The remedy is DR.. Wistar's Bal.
sam OF Wald Cherry. ocd25-eo6 &w1w.
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YOUNG HEADS ON AGED SHoULDERs-It is
no longer ]oathsome task to darken gray
hair. PHALON's VTrALIA, OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR, effects the change without any I'M
clean accompaniment tits limpid, clear fluid,
anc has a pleasant aroma. The number of ap-
plications determines the shade. No sediment
no sickness, no darkened bottles
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal
ers. oct25 eod1w
FROM INCREASED PHYSICAL AND MENTAL
STRENGTH of persons who use FELLOWS Com
POUND SYRUP OF HYpoPHosPH1TEs, their aug.
mented faculty of endurance, the regular and
healthy action of the Heart, Lungs, Stomach
and Bowels, and their improved appearance,
demonstrates in thousands of cases within our
knowledge, its powers of restoring the great
sympathetic and muscular system on which
full and healthy development depends is GER
tain. oct25 d&w1w.
$1,000 REWARD is offered by the proprietor
of DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery for medicine that will equal it in
the cure of all those diseases for which it is
recommended; among which are severe, acute
or lingering Coughs, Consumption in its early
stages, Bronchitis, silver Complaint" or "Bil-
liousness" Constipation of the Bowels, Loss of
Appetite, Scrofulous diseases, and Skin dis
eases, as Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches aud
Bols. 1t is sold by druggists
oct25th-eod1w tu-th-s&w1t.
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ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
NEW ADVKRTIsEMENT COLUMN.

A r. Entertainment :. Get. 27 and %.
orsa fair Postponed. -. Henry Taylor.
ancihg Gee and Harndeu.
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SATURDAY, OCT. 20.
Nos. 1917, lS9, 126, 173, 2l1, Ala, 431.
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LATEST N EW s
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
TO e IG N .
France.

France.
PRUSSIANs REPULsED AT CHATILLON LIE DUO.
BEsAcoN, Oct. %, via Tours, Oct. M.-Gen.
Cambriel's dispatches to the government state
that the Prussians again attacked Chatillon lie
Due. where they were repulsed the day before.
At night they retired and we hold the position.
We have taken many prisoners. The bonn
bardment of Schlestadt commenced Tuesday,
18th. Some houses have been burned in the
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Some of the journals give particulars of the
alleged massacre of the French garrison which
were recently captured at scissors. Accord
ing to the journals the soldiers we're all shot in
the woods near the city or butchered in cod
blood. The government has faith enough in
the story to make it subject OF official inquiry
with a view to retaliation
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Tours, Oct 24.-The Prussians while pre-
pairing to besiege I4aferte, st. Aubin, suddenly
retreated, leaving behind all their utensils and
quantities of stores. They went towards Laop.
A messenger who arrived in the German camp
and the intelligence he carried caused their
sudden departure. 1t is also reported that the
Prussians suffered defeat with heavy loss in the
neighborhood of Laferte, and the troops were
hastily withdrawn to reinforce their beaten ar
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the Garrison made sortie in which they drove
the Enemy from some of their positions taking
n1any prisoners and capturing two mortars and
twenty-five cannon.
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yrRGrSrN NEWS.
letter from SpotsylynfSfa. !,
ICnrresrortien OF the Richmond Dispatch. ]

Correspondence or the Richmond plspaIcp.I
}71s,t LIVINGSTON TowNsH1P,l !;
II SpoTsYLvANIAc co., Va, Nov. ~. 8
The SEASON this TALL has been unsurpassed
for many years for the purposes OF seealne
wheat and securing the corn crop. FARMERS
have long since finished putting In then
wheat, of which about an average crop mas
been sown. The corn crop In this imme-
diate vicinity Is very poor, and In tne, aa e
Joining counties, Orange ana LOUISE ~ -
not SO good as usual. Wheat LOOKS VERY
we'll. 49,. .., t.:g. - -,
A very small quantity of fertilizers mas
been used by the farmers in this yiclnity:
It seems to be the general opinion thas
there Is more net profit on wheat Wnere no
fertilizers have been used. Strange 70 say,
the non-,1se of fertilizers resulted ina most
remarkable manner. In the case OF . farmer
who has been using them very largely TOT
some wears. He soWed his wheat last ,iail
without Fertilizers of any kind, and TINS
summer harvested the largest and best crop
he has made for many years. -,
The prevailing opinion here ls tnat Inc
business prospects are not hkeiy 10 LII"
prove rapidly and there IS srong teh-
dency to emigration amongst the young
of whom are DESTROYS of going South and
West. Notwithstanding this, the land
owners are DESTROYS of selling off portions
of their land and reducing their farms, ana
farming to something like the northern
system and they express the most friendly
feelings to all who may wish to invest capt.
tai and settle in this section. 1t matters
not from whence they come.
Much enthusiasm is felt and shown on
account of the recent Conservative victory.
u ..za Yours, &c. IVAN.
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THE PRESIDENTS MILITARY POLICY
Washington, Nov. 22-The Administration
seems bent on continuance of its military
policy in regard to the elections, notwith-
standing that it met with such general con-
demnation at the polls early in this month.
The election in Georgia is to be held next
month, and to-day it was decided that there
should be proper distribution Of troops
throughout the State, with a vigorous en-
forcement of the Congressional election
law. Some of the troops now in South
Carolina will be ordered to Georgia, and
Atlanta made point of distribution. Gen.
Crawford, who commanded the: troops in
Alabama. and thereby did good service to.
wards the Democratic triumph in that
State, will doubtless be ordered to take
control Of the military in Georgia.
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MEXICAN LEGISLATION AGAINST TIE
UNITED sTATEs.-Hauana, Nov. 2l.-The
regular mail steamer from Vera Cruz ar
rived yesterday, bringing later news from
Mexico. During the discussion of the pro-
position to extend the q free zonen much
illfeelfng was manifested against the United
States. 1t was at length declared expedient
to extend the "free zone." Many men,
bers of Congress, when the final vote was
taken, announced as their reason for voting
for the measure that the United States had
demanded the removal of the free zone,"
and they wanted to express their defiance
to the Yankee Government. Other men,
bers stated that Mexico was invulnerable,
and asked no favors from other nations.
She would, in case of necessity, drive out
the people of other countries.
The conditions tackled on to the Tuhuan-
tepec railroad bill were such as to render
the concession nominally worthless. Pre-
sident Juarez returned the bill to Congress
with certain observations, and 1t Is oe-
lieved the measure will pass in an accepta-
BILE shane at an early day.