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The Portland daily press., 1870-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Choice Security!
Seven Per Gent. Gold,
FREE OF Government TAX.
Nearly Ten Per Cent. CasrTency.)
First Mortgage Bonds
Nesc- YORK; & OSaUegO
Midland Rail Road (!

THESE BOMBS CAN BE REGISTERED
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAID-UP STOCK
SUBSCRIPTIONS. No bonds issued on road un-
der construction; issue limited to $50 COO per mile Of
road built and in running order, BEING ONLY
ABOUT HALF TIE ACTUAL COST. The road is
being built with great economy tor cash; $50 Miles
are already completed in the most thorough manner
equipped and running regular trains; and the whole
line lover 400 miles) expected will bs completed
within the ensuing year. 1t is one OF the most i'm
portant roads In the State of New York. 1t short
ems the route from New York City to Buffalo 70
miles and to Oswego 45 miles, it trayerses populous
district destitute of other railroad facilities which
must furnish it large and profitable local BUSH
ness; ard it will be completed at an aggregate cost
far below that of any competing hne. These advan-
ages cannot fail to make it one of the best paying
roads leading from the metropolis, and its First
Mortgage Bonds one of the safest securities ever Is
sued. All mortgage bonds issued on railroads rum
ming from the City Of New York are good, aud the
interest promptly paid, although some of them are
mortgaged for more than double the amount per
mile that the Midland is. Among the bonds now
Offering We know Of none equal 10 these. For the
investment of trust or other funds there Is nothing
better; ard in exchange fer Government Bonds
they give largo increase of income, besides capital
izing the premium. They are meeting with rapid
sale, and we have been gratfed to end that they
taken chiefly by most conservative and sagacious
capitalists in exchange for Government securities.
Price par, and accrued interest in currency. Crcu-
lars, pamphlets, &c., on hand for distribution.
GEORGE 0PDYKE 4 co,
Bankers, No 25 Ndssau-st.
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CORTLAND

Wednesday Morning, January 10, 1870.
, 1870-03-21

.tTn| Tbs Vault, e3oseta, md pevers un-
dee md s1uana tho bun Rere construct
Cd on : comparatively r,1SS1n, r,1Sn ssa1e, and ESeso
have long dnoe filed up, have bepoms
-rhoked, Md contribute htge volume of
fetid mir to the already intnle1able y! steneh
that finds its way through every crevice,
.pours out of every open door, 6ows up the
stair-vnys, hangs thick in tho halls, and en-
ters every room and Office in the building.
The oou1ta are held, taxes collected, pnblc
business t.anaacted N this atmosphera?; poi
sonous to ali who breathe ii, .whetho.. en-
ployed in tho building or entering 1t on
businesa Thousands OF perDons enter that
building every day. There are courts al
ways IN session; the various Collectors of.
fees arn througed With people, and each OF
these, from the time he entasa Until he
leaves, is forced 10 breathe the impure at
mosphere, Letth grand jury inaict this
public nuisance, and lot those responsible
for its continuance be called upon to apply
the proper remedy. /
, 1870-03-21

A despatch was sent abroad from Wash
ington On the winga Of the Associated Press,
a short lime since, alleging that report
had been 1eoeiyed by the Interior Depart
ment from General sully, the Indian Super
intendent in Montana, condemning Colonel
Bake1's late attack On the Piegans- A let
ter from General Sally himself to General
Sheridan, dated Helena, Montaaa Territory,
March 6, which we publish in another col
urn, daniea that he ever sent any such re-
port. His report to the Interior Depart
meat which IL now for the h1st tirno pub
hshsd, says thst Mr.. Pea*e's report, upon
which, together with Mr. Vincent Oolyetis 8
screed, SO much how3ing Was pred-
icated, SIS entirely what the Indians
say OF the affair" General su1ly adds that,
ATT is natural to suppose that it is preju,
diced in their fnsor." So it appears tta
all the fuss has been made over the Piega1
versinn of the affair, and that, upon th'
strength Of this aboriginal BlacHeet report
the House of Representatives, on Camera
Loean's motion, voted to strike ont Of Ii
Army bill the section transferring the In
dian Bureau TO the War Department..
General snn5 goes on to say that, "It
to be hoped this lesson will inspir
them [the Pegans] with some respect fo
the government trhieh, hertteJork, kts Nc
ton did not see1, to hape." This is draw
ing it worry mid, but it contains a germ {
Truth which Congress VIII be able to discel1
without the aid Of very strong 1nagnif..
ing glass
, 1870-03-21

Mr.. Mnngnu, Of Ohio, has introduced
bin in Congress, directing the United States
Attorneys for that State etoinshtutelega pro
csed;ngsin the proper zcou1.sto1enoveAN ANob-
stsnetions to the navigation Of the Auglaiza
and the St Mays River, and Blaneh-
ards Fork Of tbs Aug1aire River, in Ohio.
ThouBh this is intended, we suppose, to
apply TO a1tiarih distinctions, only, why
might not that course be adopted generally
with the CREST bulk OF the proposed harhor
and xivez improvements? The Augnlize
River, il navigable gtTeau, ought to bo
kept nasigable, not at tho national expense,
but at the expense of the property TINS
benefited To nttemps to make strearn
navigable, which is not 20, nat
ura1y, is certainly no part OF the
business Of tha government; and, IL
attempted on general scale, would involve
an expenditure Of many hundreds Of mill
ions annually. So with respect to the ere.
alton Of hatbors where there are none IL
would be an eminently proper thing for the
law officers Of any place where the haz
bor would benefit the neighhoring rea
estate, to institute legal proceedings looking
to the levy OF a local tax to raise money 70.
that purpose Than il the taxpayers dom
want the harbor at the price, they neednf
have it Adopting the principle of Mun
gen's bill, The grand juries Of Cincinnati
and Louisville might indict the Falls of th
Ohio, or, indeed, the whole river, .as mi
| sance, and have iudicial orders for the re
uoval Of distractions and the deepening c
the stream by the joint action, and at th
joint expense Of both cities. !:
, 1870-03-21
CANADA.

Sudden Sinking OF n Portion OF tho
IEnFh0r OF ST. Johns, ". B-Pro-
cecdi1sKa In tho Dominion and SovsA
ScottuL LParIiaEnents.
81. JoH.s, \. h, March ia singular phe-
nonenon occurred at the commencement OF the
storm .esterdaJ morning. A rampltng noise was
heat1i, xud Immediately Afterwards 3 portion OF
The bottom OF the harbor On the Carleton side sunk
bodily so that whert BEFORE at low tide, there
a heac1, there are now twenty feet Of water. Some
s7fBrvts were Destroyed and lumber carried adrife
HALIFAX. March 12.-1n the Assembly, yester-
day. pscsented petition rom The nahe1fnen, mer-
cnsn;s, md lnhahltsnA Of Cape Canso, compla,n-
ing Of the epcrpachment of American h1her-
men, md asking the government to bring the facts
confined n the petition to The notice Of the Do
msnion authorities, and urge the adoption OF q
measure for protecting the fisheries By armed Ves
se1s. ~
Gait will move the following amend
Ment to Nr. Nunttng1nns resolution.
aThat an sdlreM be presented 70 tae
Governor General Representing, that the
fne1eas4nx productions Of the Dominion demand
l d more extensive market and more unrestricted
interchange Of commodities With other eoonfriea
and that il Is expe.ltens to obtain from The tn1pe
fial government all the necessary powers 10 enable
he Government ot the Dominion 10 enter into d.
rect communication for such purpose, subject to
| the approval OF Her Majesty.
, 1870-03-21
miaRQprfs

ST. Lou1s, March 1a.-Tne Democratic members
Of the lsHialature In the ea1cna, last night, Al
Jefferson Cit, adopted resolution declaring It IN
c1pedient 70 can 3t1te CONVENTION, OF nntninase
candidates for Officers at tho general election
next November.
The House Committee on RegiEt1ttou. MIL re
port bin to-day, providing foE various anenu-
menta to the Registration Law, Including one for
OF color. The Senate yesterday passed bill for
the condemnation Of property contiguous 70 me
sppruachesto the bridge at thtB point It PROVIDES
that $500 O Of the cost 6hau be borne b. the city
aud tsoo. 600 by thu County Or 81 Louis; a!so tnaL
the proposition hha1t be submitted 10 sole OF Tue
The joint spectaa Committee 10 Investigate the
management Of the PeuitenttAfJ IN 1861 and 1858
submitted majority and minority reports to the
House yesterday. The former states that they re-
opened the Investigation, md Afforded the parties
Implicated every opportunity for defence, hut after
long and patient hearing, they have Teaeneu me
s nt a! e. = !ns gpsnt
Of the Pcnltentisry during the period spec!ded Fas
OF the most reckless character, and highly uetft-
mental to the interests Of tue state Tne 1aHles
most implicated are cI-Audltor Thompson and
c1-Watten Swift, but ncarly al thi onsets 60 o.
oflccts arc charged with receiving work or snfe
plies frou1 the prison which were not charged q
ihem or otherwise accounted foI. The com
mtstec recommended TINT legal steps be taken y
compel the delinquent oincert, then III power, T.
pay Tor the labor supplied and nnAccounted ior
aud demand that such wauton violations Of o1lc!a
faith shan not be passed over In silence The NJ
nortty report dtssents from these views ana tali!
swift Both reports ~ern ordered printed.
The Ioyer House has passed I'LL making It
penitenttary offence for railroad agents to frauAo
lently sell Ianstcr, " return ueaess u coupons
| asEnE Congress- TO donate all tho goycEnmcn
lands In Missouri to public schools.
, 1870-03-21

General Mcclellan, William J. McMpine,
ind i've other eminent eng giineers of New
4o1k, unite in recommending the construc-
tion of The arcade under Broadway. They
,Ene tone..af. among man, o.ner,ne,aent., 3D.
Way, namely: A convenient vxult for placing tho
~ 3 saaiaed, repaired, or feial, winout t d.
ven!ent use Of my ct ne tni'dngs- The
M eurfaee Of the upper s1eet, NO. longer IL
ps 70 % ,cs ;hf:s = I'D % 1es
the ely, and render broaaxaJ tho nest perfect
y Ia my oi The buildings Is the one lesel Min Tie
bic will be added to each building. This suaway
my ssc11hce to lie upper saeet The general plan
DEMONSTRATION We understand to be: Tho exceva-
yAnon Of suh"AJ street, With ssdeWAsa foF 3oot
the grade. Of tho present adeH31ks, aud
between these sidewalks = central roadway
some three let lower. Il which az i
ss sso n}das onea for fssna7ias %
steau power, stopping At Intervals OF peEhaps
saa "S 5s ssa "a so ps e.
TRIMS; the upper street 70 be supported on COL
u.nns and gsfde,s, Nth arches between, and com.
xe md s1sa o9 as e. M
lset stdth aat1een. 70 ne nulld!a e e len for
waiks made Of glass, increasing the light to tho
subway, so that II WILL IN this respect be far bet
ter lighted than the basement stories now on the
street The existing vaults may be rebuilt under
the lower hdeHnlkA The BeHera to be carried
through the space between the two middle ttacE,
and The Haier and gzs pipes between ne
other trackA The HAtet and gas pipes
may be suspended over the sidewalks. n is done
| In me severn Of PAtiA Tht motive power II
assumed to be steam; and to aFold the e1halat1on
| OF the gases OF combustion, the locomotives mar
take their supplies Of steam Ut certatn 1ocaltuea
where 1t will be generated In stationary bollerA
For The ssne reason, tho exhanst steam should
not be discharged INTO the tunnel, bHt should be
condensed IN cold-xater tanks attached to the
I0cuapottysA
It is eatimated that the cost will be from
81, 600 600 to q, ,ooo, 600 per mile, and that
tbs cost pf conveying freight along its line,
Or across the city, Which Is now ~ great ns
that of bringing u from Albany, OF Liver
pool, to New York will be reduced thereby,
SO as very nearly to correspond to the dis
fence trnya}Ied
, 1870-03-21

The new Constitution Of the State OF
TEXAS contains a voluminous y Bill OF
Rights," the preamble to which reads as
follows:
"That the hereses OF nnl1lhcatton and secession,
,,hieh brought the country to g7ik may b. elmlna-
ted from further political discussion: that public
ifc protected, and the great principles of liberty
nd equality secured to Us and our postenty, nc
teclatc lhAt, !" etc.
Here ia something novel in the way Of q
recital Of reasons for forming CIVIL govern
1uents, which the COMMITTEES on Preamble in
our Constitutional Convention might adopt
without making their report much moro Of
4 non sfsaitur than it now is.
, 1870-03-21
MISSOURI
Murder nnd Supposed snicido In st.
Lou{R~

ST. LoCs, March lQ.-The dead body Of "A un-
rnown man wsa found this tnorning no5t dis-
tasce from the fa,r grounds, Nth TWO pistols ueas
y, BON Of which had been dtseaa.Ess Tro @ ps s
he breasf. we're found On the body, and por-
don of The clothing burned IT The death q
Is involved tn mystery bur
thought b. some that the man was tne mnnltSer
IT Her1nau Tubbesing, Nho Mos shot last nig7t,
and that no committed suteide. The Co1oneE =
Nothing definite has ret been learned rtgassling
the murder Of Tnboesing Inst night; hs ~, vas ~
vcrY reacable man, aud the sopposttlon Is tnat ne
was mistaken for some one el$e-
The fair grounds, this morning. has bcer idcnsl-
Ged as that Of Wn1. stretger* L..
The evidence before the Coruuees ta!y
this afternoon. showed that be aaa ueEuaa tnp, 40.
bes,rg, who was Killed last night, belonged 70 fne
sane lodge, and that Tnpbes!nE vas manly "
strumenta in having stretGer expelled thetelfom:
One Of the plstols found near stlctVtt WAS a q
French Weapon eaHytng peculiarly shaped o e,an,
snondsa exse;y W1sa those Ia the pistol and those
il stretge1's body. us, tnercfore, believed w
stTetsef YVES the murderer, and thai he coIomiqea
&nJr
, 1870-03-21

Of tia ctty: slecsed and 9usfned sceurdlnz to law,
f1om performing ne dulles: Of his o7sr,
4 mere pretsuder to that once 70
d{scharpe the dutaea, he asserted that this action
T1a tateu without the request Of the Legislature
nr other civil authority Of the ssate md asks oJ
Wnaf law or authority General Candy does th!a
Ctpby replied thst his interference Mas not 70 ad
either contestant, but cnly IN prevent breach ot
the peace, AID ha suthoIlt5 Tor such action va r.
rom tne Ptes.dent and Secretary OF War, ard bis
dnfy Eas u DO 10 Until order WIS restored
, 1870-03-21

tiTa Committe 81 the Union League OF America
heid 4 session to-day, Ex-Governor Newell. Of
New Jersey, in the chalk. The Committee on NeT
Ritual presented full report, which Was consid-
ered and recommended for amendments
Delegations Of members from Nar5land appeared
70 pfoies{ agntrst the proceedings Of the 4aryanl
.N,e Council Af.er discussion the subject Ea8
referred 70 q committee.
The Secretary made report regarding the state
Of the organization in Florida, Georgaa Alsalstlp-
fnr -eorpanlxed, The mode Of Reorganization In
Tens was considered II length E d Converse,
Of New YORK, lately Of Texas, appeared and com.
plained Of the condition Of the leagues In teas
State No action waa t2kca on the subject. The
convention adjourned 70 meet In baltimore tec
second week In April
, 1870-03-21
INDIANA.
The lyuaouthy ESnnkal<ee d Pacific
RnllEoad Project.

The F13 36l6EI1n3 21nMK<fKEE q FNE1K3E
RnAEoad Project.
Special DESPATCH to Tho Chica 90 Tribune
PLrXoEIH, Ind, March l2--Tne citizens OF
Mn1sh1ls County met Today at O'Clock to<tscuss
matters IN regard to the prop:ey Of voting an ap-
preparation to aid in the construction Of the Ply
mouth, Knui1kee j Pacific Railroad The bail
Reeves, the President Of the organization, ad-
dressed the meeting IN q clear and
luc4d manner IN faSor OF the a4pto-
Carbtn+ who was in f2ror OF the fpad, but opposed
y mt apptUpEtaitun- TnEse us1iieInen TesE to;-
lowed By John G, Cushmzn. y. = q. Fnckalus .ssaa
speeches IN tayo. Of the appropriation, and The
meeting closed with prospects favotahle % ne
/ appropriation and the eatiJ eonpleaoa Ok e0e
fo9d. .,..xt.. ..,,, h,,,,
In the Adjoining county Of stasf foE ne Purpose
which Was carried By IN almost c1anl11on3 vote.
4 rnfr VIII be pad ID this city on the 462h.
, 1870-03-21
Miaai8Sfppts

AxMru1s. March 19--TEe Araanshes JACK
son taI!sa-l special sala: n the House to-aay
Trfoiutous were pnasch allowing each member
- dbuars' worth u postage stamps per week,
which will amount 70 A,0c0.
The new constitution Il not On tse In the ONCE Of
the Secretary Of Statet md committee has been
appointed TO ind 1t or prepare another.
John Wnnams, Of Madison County, mas oeen
elected State Librarian
The committee appointed to decide what ofleeia
are necessary for The Legislature, reported %
day that II VIA absolutely peceasasy 70 have thtl'
" four bestdes the Speaker, Pfcsden, and Com
The Representatives in csucus, last night resolv
ed to re.elect Auaes to the United States Senate
Y%{Prfrd.
, 1870-03-21
An ARCADIA "a ARKANaAs.

Professor Forey, Of the University Of
Chicago, publishes in the Standard IN
elaborate proposal for the formation of a
colony IN Southwestern Arkanaas, upon q
plan analogous to that upon which Gales
burg md Alton, Illinois; Obcrlin, Ohio, and
Hamilton and Clinton, N. T., we're wholly
Of in part settled It is proposed that the
colony shall consist only of persons OF good
moral character, and that its lending ideas
shall be, after providing its members with
homes, forms, and occupations to surround |
them with harmonious religious society and
means Of giving their children hrst-caass
educational advantages For this purpose
it is agreed that portion of the lands to be
purchased by the society shall be set apart
for the endowment Of two colleges, one for
males and one for fennles, and mn academy
for co1ored students, and for the erectiouo OF
suitable places of worship. It is expected
that the rise in the value Of the portion OF
The lands allotted to tho colleges and the
church will maintain them FREQ OF further
expense, or nearly 50, and viii enable tho
Trustees to promise every purchaser of, an
| 50 acre tnct scholarship for his children
The colleges arc to be secured to Baptist
c9nt1o' us . rs4rteuAen' .' A
toe 11ostoes 70 eaA1 oe OF 'nAs ,nna. uenoN'lou-
Ss-n ~, ~ eou .ssanan~ - s 'Fash | " sa so9ao,st
asr seo m ,nconrt ~ bis l,nd
| ~. .,soe;.t;o. =, nora, oxran.
~ 80 ~ -, -. ~. ,-.c+ and one half the
ses u seSs go e,,ta;a;nn bia daa,3
Pt'ep y. - h:.sa,e s 49,, to .e11 tn anv person
" -: ~. r,-+.a. sh,i1 oh;act
- ~Aoeo I-e -. ~ 49,. .,..,o,, ,r.o nm.
nor ~ sfsu " t'"t ~ A.s.:sa - ssnIs ~
poses 10 nnaAe VI ECU as.se. ius - asss,.
nave any - neaslls1 - .st' rhish - !. r,nroxed
onns. 'ne .s.on as =: - ~ Isa.;.a ,-snaap in
n';'.9 - ose'4Ao 49, .nd
december anu peacnes :" -, -
cotton, COM ~ne o.a nss, e. ~ ~. 49, -.
potatoes N ~ me ,s"u co VA I1 ..4,-nsr c,r
,enno an,s s'A Ths he Cairo % L Futon Raa.oai
m;1, -nn .b,onpb the tract in one or sv,
~m 'oi ~ :. u -.,,,.ssd 49, " 1oo,ts n,ost a
yehs, a.a ~ :" = 4hat p ~ .stt,sI buying on
NE tsls 70 70. +s e1,.nsnv s,s NV seeule an ad
). iosnias ene, Of uke size, from the eoveFr
!. ment A oolony House viii be erected,
> wh;cb everv sett,er can stop. rent tree, Il
~ he has oos rsady to move upon his farul
i: Professor Forey, who is engineering III
n entesprise, haa been a. the head of two CO
n ! leces At The South, and is highly endorse
o. br the gentlemen OF his denomination
20 the Cb;caoo University and in this city.
n. .r-e9a.t1. .s.roa h, n. most opon
, 1870-03-21

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BosToS, March 19.-Franets Lcusada, the Eng.
1tth Cousul for Massachusetts and Rhode Is}snd
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DEs Morsrs, Iowa, March 19.-The Senate was
not IN session to-day. The House had . forenoon
sesa1on only with slim attendanee- Sevesnl local
bills verr rs4sedr but mons OF general interest OF
importance.