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SPAIN.

The wn-BeariaS Committee En- Route for
Florence.
MADRID, Nov. 10, 1870
The committee appointed by the Cortes to proceed
to Florence 10 tender the Spanish crown to the Duke
OF Aosta, has already set out on the journey. The
Cortes has adjourned untl the return OF the COM
mittee,
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HoRsEFLEsH VERSUS VENIsoN.-A private
letter from Paris states that horsefesh steaks
are very much like venison-when you get
used to the flavor. Now, here is a chance for
good speculation. Why don't some of our bluff,
old, tarry- handed, blueGsh fishermen troll for
''dead horse" down in the lower bay, and ship
the article, per French steamers, direct to
France? That would be good way of max
ing money and getting rid of a nuisance at the
same time
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FIRE ~ CHICAGO.

burning of McCGrmnclx's Water Street Bnild.
ing--Lnss 81 $4,000.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Nov. 10, 1870.
The four story marble front building No. "a South
Water street, owned by G. w. Mccormick, was
destroyed by fire this evening. The loss Is about
$50, 0oo insurance The first floor OF the building
was occupied by Swain, Barnard x Co, wholesale
liquor deaierS loss $4,000 insured. Second moor
by 5. y. Parkhurst, loss $4,000; insured city and
Eastern companies. Third and fourth floors by
Huyck Knox, manufacturers OF perfumery loss
$4,000; Insured for $4,000. The cause OF the fire
unknown
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The MlpNleaI MISSION.

young man called at ST. Luke's Hospital day
or two since, and without giving his name or
address bauoed Or. Muhlenberg $1,000 Ctwo s5oO
bills sayiag, THAT IL Tor the building iund OF th3
Midnight Mission.n This is the largest contribution
ever received by the Mission. Twentysix Thousand
dollars are still wanted 70 complete the $4,000 FUND
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TRLECRAPHIC NEWS
r r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Bavaria a Pres Unit of indie.
pendent Germany.
"A Brilliant Arrival i'm England
from Africa.
General Sheridan on the March
to Turkey.
GERMANY.

Notifications Of the Bund CorstitutiOn-Bu-
varin Enters Free and Unrestruined.
LONDON Nov. 10, 1870.
despatch from Munich. dated Thursday night,
says the negotiations that carried on ut Yer
sailles have been finally concluded.
The treaties will be signed In q few DAYS.
The Constitution OF the Bund has undergone i'm.
portant notifications.
Bavaria Is allowed to enter the onfederaton
upon her own conditions.
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a Brilliant Arrival from Africa.

LONDON, NOV. 10, 1870.
Mr.. Wheeler, the celebrated diamond hunter OF
the Cape OF Good Hope. has arrived in this city. He
brings stone valued at $780, 600 sterling and of
elghty-eght carats
Russell's pamphlet, just issued, has been sup
pressed at the suggestion OF his friends.
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The BOSTON. HARTFORD AID ERE aALRlaD LITIGATION.

NEW YORK, NOV. ID, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF TIE hERALD:-
In your paper Of this morning appears the follow
ing
BosroS, Nov. IA, 1870
Unable 10 obtain the key TO the the Boston Hart
ford and Erie Railroad to-day for the purpose OF obtaining.
certain which they entitled By order court,
Messrs Converse and Bartholomew OF the
forced the doors but no books were found.
have received kilograms from Messrs. Converse
and Bartholomew, aud from their counsel In Boston,
Messrs. Brooks & Ball, as follows:--
The report from Boston is incorrect in particular
We had keys and did not doors VIII explain bv mali
GEORGE NJ BARTHOLOMEW.
The statement referred in your telegram of this
Ing IN respect forcing the safe of the Boston, Hart
ford and Erie Railroad Company 10 wholly ia
j. W. CONVERSE,
Receiver Boston, Hartford and Erie.
The statement referred in telegram IS wholly false:
Mr. Bartholomew. the Mr. opened
the safe OF the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company
with the which the officers the him 10
get books they found nil the books thev
They forced open the safe or bad
sion 10. BROOks BALL
You have given great publicity to the original
statement may ! not ask equal publicity for tnN
note Respectfully yours
FREDERICK A. LANE, President.
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HUNGARY.

General Sheridan On the March to Turkey.
VIENNA, Nov. 10 1870.
General Sheridan, U. s. A., has lett Pesth for Con-
stantinople.
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COURSE OF. EMPIRE.

Four thousand three hundred and fifty nine pas
scngers from foreign ports arrived at this port
during the past week. They came by the following
unc
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Every Genuine Bottle OF Congress Water
has large "C raised upon gsys Earc genuine eld ou
draught Depot ~ Chambers street.
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Widening Broadway-Another Big Jot

widening kSrOauWay-AnOtler DIX JOo.
The commissioners appointed under the act
Of May IL, 1860, for widening Broadway be-
tween Thirty-fourth and Fifty-ninth streets,
have completed the work Of apportioning
assessments aud damages, and are expected
to make their report tomorrow to the Supreme
Court. It seems that the amount of assess
meuts imposed upon the owners Of contiguous
property, supposed to be benefited by tho pro-
posed Improvement, is $3.50, 1877, and that
the amount of damages awarded to owners
whose property is taken for the use of the
public is So, S94, 470 which leaves a surplus
of $687,7l7 to 60 towards defraying the ex-
penses of the work.
The report is to be opposed, as well on the
part of the persons assessed as on the part of
those to whom damages are awarded The
former claim that the assessments are exorbi-
tant and that onc-third Of the amount should
be imposed on the city at large. Some of the
latter oppose it on the ground that the amounts
allowed to them individually are too small,
while the amounts allowed to other claimants
are too large. But the report should be also
opposed on the general ground that the pro-
posed widening Of Broadway is altogether
unnecessary and smacks too much of q
stupendous Job. There Is such thing as
venturing too far upon public forbearance and
making too free with the public purse-strings.
We think that the point has been already
reached and that the ruling powers of Tammany
had better slacken theirpace. or else they may
find that their efforts to maintain their sway
in 1872 will not be 80 successful as they have
just been. The city taxation is at present
much too high, and no additional burdens
should be imposed unnecessarily.
ANOTHER HUMBUG. Another meeting of
'humanitarians" was held at Cooper Institute
last evening to protest against the further
continuance of the Franco-Prussian war. Tie
usual high-sounding phianthropc speeches
were INDUCED in, and several resolutions
passed denouncing the war as being in the
interests Of tyranny and despotism, and de-
handing Of the United States government
interference in favor of France. As an
expression of individual sentiment the meet
ing was perfectly right and proper, but the
good it will produce is difficult to perceive.
The speeches and resolutions Of all New York
and New England orators combined will not
affect the issue an iota, and the only parties
benefited by such exhibitions are bill posters
and holders of gas stock.
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To tscntIemen.-A splendid stock Of Over
and Under Coainss, Pants Vest SUITS for ordes gar
mcnts at low prices j. w. MCKINLEY Merchant TAILOR
too broadway, corner Prince street.
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Noticc.-SnnGny Norning the Ru~sinu vapor
Bah 20 and 70 East Fourth street. are open Tor gentemca
from 10 IL a. NJ.
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Clirehu9Ii's Illusive Wigs and Ladies' Orna-
mental Ha-Fnest best fitting Factory 47415 Broadway.
between Grand and Broome.
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Gold Pens.
FOLEY'S fine Gold Pens nd Pencils.
Factory and SacsIooms, 255 Broadway
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Genuine Eunnnco Umbrella il n Good
companion In rain gentleman Bdv should bA
without especially as they are bought so cheap.
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Senator schurz had long interview with the Sec
rotary OF State to-day.
The members OF the Diplomatic corps have very
generally returned to their respective positions in
Washington. and present but few changes In the
legations for the new year.
Observance OF Thanksgiving Day.
The different departments and all places OF public
business here VIII be closed on Thursday next,
Thanksgiving Dag, and oil work suspended during
| the day.
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4 Specific for All Kidney Diseases Found In
MisssQuoi w alter. fresh supply received.
j. +. HENRY, No. College placa
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A.-Rcstorcr America for the Hair. Tho
preparation, without sediment, world
will disperse dandrun and cleanse the scp
Prepared by Dr. ]. OBRIEN, and sold by al druggsls
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ssgccdhun's PrfcDf Sewing Machine Stnrt-
the machine In the right direction; easily
applied to all standard machines; sewing machine
without T. First premium awarded at American Insti
Fair Call and IT, at the oce Of the general agency,
735 broadway, below Astor place. CanvasseIs wanted
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smoking TohacrO--The Rest I'm the Market.
at ,Aa lowest rates, at sURBRUG's ISL Fulton street.
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Roynt UavaUn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de.
by the drawings OF the Royal Lottery
For information. &c, address MolNTIR LUTHY Co sis
Canal, ia Chatham and $40 Greenwich streets
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Justicc Doyyling,s Ny,mory.-Jus,jce OowI

Ing has memory wcrdeFf al that he fogcs face
that he has on Su. Gentlemen md boys who havo
purchased OF KNOX uie halter. 2la Broadway have
also good memories for they fail to remember the
number, and to 20 fhore again, bearing in mind how wst
they suited.
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To Lease-A Hotel on Broadway. Apply %
@. KNOX. az Broadway. y
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
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i BeY 20 IHfOFM Tue PUbTIc TINT i HnV6
taken store 563 Broadway for the pose OF exhibiting the
PERFORATED BUCkSktH UNDERGARMENTS for
ladies' gentlemen; the able popular
garment Warranted 10 be represented or
money refunded. SEAMAN FIELD.
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FOX THE HAIR, the only article In the world To
gray hair It's original coor tonic and
tnget properties Is used with pleasure BY all WHO desire
beautiful hair; recommended by physicians.
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Died,

toGARTY.--On Saturday, November 10, THOMAS
FoGARTy, native OF the parish Of UgonolO county
Clare. Ireland, aged 80 years.
The relatives ana friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon at ono
O'Clock, from his late residence, SO Sixth avenue.
tFor Other Deaths see Eighth Pdgel
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GA Genuine Weather Strip Like Rocbuck,A
excludes vino snow storms from building IS Fh-
ton street.
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"Burneips Superior FInv0ring Extracts Are
strictly STANDARDIZATION in quality, give entire
| saisfaction to our ctntomersn PARK & TILFORD
Twenty first and Broadway.
"Have sold them for many years. growing IN public
favorn ACKER MERRALL A CONDIT
Chambers st. aud corner Forty ut. and Broadway
The superiority OF these consists in their perfccs
purity and strength 10 ounce pint and quart
For sale by all FIRST grocer, druggists and gro-
cers' sundries men in the United states and Canada
JOSEPH BURNETT CO., sole Proprietors,
Boston, Mass
A.-Eor Stylish and Elegant Hat Go
TO EsPENsCHEID, Manufacturer. No. lis Nassau street.
Price 49,
Card.-Tinnny a. Co.,
UNION SQUARE,
having their Store now offer their entI
Importation for the Holidays Selected expressly for tasir
opening
ADJUST Opened,
Rich Dress Caps,
Headdresses. de-,
Norstcd EmbroIderies,
Handknt Goods,
Dress Trimmings Buttons, nc.
Real Whitby Jets, great variety
at LXNCXsTiERA cos,
9l7 broadway between twentieth aud TwenyhSt steetS
--------------~----------
a. Tol Z
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A.-Eor Stylish, and Elegant Hat Go
TO ESPENsCHEID, Manufacturer No. lis Nassau street.
Prr
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"Ilave sold them for many years; growing IN public
favor.n ACKER, MERRALL A CONDIT
Chambers st. aud corner second 1T. and Broadway
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strictly 'sTANDARD'unform in quality, give entIrs
satisfaction to our c'ntomcrs." PARK TILFORD
Twenty first Broadway.
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having removed TO their new STORE offer their entiA
importation for the Holidays Selected expressly
opening.
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JOSEPH BURNETT 6 CO., soie Proprietors,
Boston, Masa-
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! The Court Square warehouse pron....
Wa sold yesterday by Mr. Bullock ~!
tiou1er. 10 Mr. Gos,ling, fire in,u,,~" s.
ageal, and agent for Hugh Kirkend,,r.
freight trains. The property sold for a Tor
cash in hand.
A lot Of Cedar gold from A, J. simmou.
claim ass"yed .osl BY Professor s.ci,z
''Dssr Lodsers orc to he sra,,f,cd with ,
season Of theatrical entertainment. On
friend Lsngrishc informs Us tina, he !, eo;r.
over theirs, next week. We know the peo.
pie of that town are lovers Of all cooA
things, and they will find that Lansri,hs,,
company is far above tho average Of ,h.,,.
rical troupes. We commend tho boys 4,
the tender quilts Of Mills and Kerley, and
wish them happy and prosperous time"
They come under good report, Roman
and shalt be cared for tenderly As sprin.
chickens.
From letter received last evening bv
General sulley from Special agent Reed. in
charge of the Grosvcntres Indians, We learn
that the tribe have entirely recovered from
the smallpox, and the epidemic has dissp.
pearetl from their camp.
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The Cspisoi 7Smes In hosint the redue.
Won Of sellson The Corinaaroad says: "Will
'..sos The toll roads on lhs ssme Inc of travel
I'm our own Territory respond lothis wise,
''pub!ic. spirited and generous action on the
I" pArt Of Oneida county. Idaho ! and Il their
!''owne, will not, will not the proper steps
''bs taken 10 render legally compulsory
"upon owners 81 franchises from which
'',hry hare already accumulated . fortune,
~ due regard 70 justice and the general
"goodW 4s... .,.s,.s. ~. y
II we rcoo,lsct Alright, Mr. Da,ues last
winter introduced . bill IN the House which
became law; authorizing the county CON.
missiooess 10 establish and regulate tKS tolls
~ bridges and ferries In Nop,anA Also,
10 sunning o. the expeosss o( the sse1ion
asd Tho amouae Of saving % tho Territory
thereby, the ''scdactiua In. tolls was given
arsemincnce IN thu sisty thoaaand dollars
sowing pse annam, Asws understood e, The
esllsuad chasteu wsss repealed. low Il
aoujd b doas was not appssoat, but thos y
srae doos was staasd. Il shea, thas b .
esesses y compel i Why sntsssse i sot
80 might = vel easssae spseeh- fsso de
ophyss. H,thxs = ssseaisas, ~ sssstyi
cpuuiaslssess SAosld Ssce stse easslia1l1
- Il t9Aoe1 sb0GyusD aDsaDsaastseS
Nseasspsnb41l1j Glll1albGts No.
GnSs = IN ~ Astsshs
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: rB01 R0CK9k

n IN 1nssse NV Nas18wAR: idpaoJ
], The mild weather ~ siysa 10 3 god
sapply q wasse, and ~ ban and gs,ches
ere olive With mn, besilr 0esgsd II, alpio.
Ing out ~, pssciess nsial. Altheugh or
population has Increased coesidssably Of
late, ~ thsrs u ! constant demand 1br ID.
Dor. and DO. a,dayy passes but I hear numer.
oas inquiries for miners. Carpenter an
scarce also and command high wages.
Y. a large quantity 81 mining ground Il
changing hands at Ecod hgurcs Wolves-
ton q Liddle bought 800 feet ii ltcllinn.
vile bar for 800, and viii soon have q
Hydraulic In operation. This bar, which
has bean worried for three yeaEs, oostinses
- pay - wsll - sves, end Il, appassally,
|insxhsnsalhle. Owsns = Co.iars working
day sad naghs % shsis Rocker HIN sEoaed,
ed ne esaAaant thaa 4 viii nj 4all below
shsir hiShsssszrsctaaioass Anew discovery
was nads = few days Ag1 ssas he hsad d
Rock guloh, aAdapsosniss ID b . esod
This. Ha1kiss 4 O97ass nov ~ for.
tuaaas o~.ss Of shs larger pasios e ~
So1cA' no oeTsst. Ell y l.sai 3di 81 f9oi,
IN. n Ebay, whswashiske1 y sAsesa
~ 1hassaa1; isl.ew HiagaaGs 1ilvss1 ow
1a . dahSsasof e1e1iioas sDe& 101,ha
AtADaDg0 GGA91os11ysdI o, ssssao
sci BAG ,s'.Er - -s1.xap yGD9u1E1, y
,shFRix,si s6sis.-s &c p y-s~1b'
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General Sherman il coming to Montana.
-Gcnera! Sheridan was expected in Cor.
inne last week.
The White Pine Znlsnd Empire has
ceased publication.
The Cornerstone Of the Idaho peniten.
itsntiary Was laid on the 1st inst. s...
Queen Victoria and tho Princess Of
Wales were rscently-no they weren't
Mr.. Lemucl 8. futile, of Windham
Centre, New York, brother Of Bishop D.
8. Tuttle-was lying It the point of death,
April 18th. ffqy9tiHna +. au-.H.. p
-Neekers new union colony. numbering
about $40 families. has located on The Union
Pacific Railroad in Colorado, ferty.fou,
miles south Of Cheyenne. f..s.g ss, ..... F..
The Commissioners Of Internal Revenue
has decided THAI . dealer in tobacco has .
right 70 saw . caddy Of tobacco in halt, cut
Ting through the stamp, and thus eel th<
two halves 10 different persons. a,.r
The kidnapping story from Aontrea'
win probably permit Of the following para.
phrase hsiag attributed t. Mother Victoria
&c - ssss s::,. shs s.s visA HiA.
~ Etsaf IS: ~ EsIs: I'LL.
In . personal lister dated Salt Lake
April 10th, Bishop D. 8. Tuttle writes us h
expects 70 visit Montana early IN June. Ii
expresses afectiona,s remembrance Of bill
many friends In the mountains. and We ar,
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CoNGR1 Ess1oNAL.

saa,se u-FtN odis. Pseiae ID bm No
deceased b csssif Stewart s.d H6sssa. IT,
amesdusas ssqi1rine he tssasJussatiea q t1oopa
stores and nuaiooos, was rsjeeteA: tho~ansndmese
providing thst laads not sod within Avs yeass sstss
the eompetioa q The rosd shall Be open for peesnp
toa q q pu acra was agEcsd T. An a0enamsot thai
cpaxseaajS 4 ~ kan alses e ansal thls set, wss
IA adonfeh -Aiaink Noolnkina ma $1,000 la1G4s
inn psoyiso tAat American soG1 and iron b sxcaa-
svely used In babdiis ths .sa The blu the. posed
% 70 II.
House. 0-WsAbarne q Wisconsin, eoo6slDned
We,Ies In rsvsswiag ~ allowsDes e ~ sarl on
eers in exstsues PRIOR to 1885, He sad the positiea
Il ~ navy b the e humlliatink, the war ships Of
the United States being the desisoo ofths vos and
neither credit to the country ct hoos or abroad In
referring to the commercial iron steamships OF Eng
land. he said they could sweep our little commerce
Asn the eesas IL thirty aays He thought It well to
consider whether the United States might not wisely
divert part Of the money now spcnt for the navy
sssu ing ~ bsiIdlng Of ships that weuld b use.
ful In peace and Wal: q III Oh gao lists 4tnH-tt
Senate as-The Senate took Up saansss rsso,utiou
irvcting tie President to appoint Comnssionsss 70
negotiate for the annexation Of the Winnepsg die.
txjt "a Territory q State. Chandler advocated It,
and It was, afs diacussios sefssd 70 ~ Committee
ON Foreign Relations. .......f
ssmnsr presented bin for return 70 specie pay
ments, which Ms iodeanitsly postpoDsd.' 81 -"
Hesse. s-EDPsek. q The 10Th Ohio district, was
sworn IN. .rFL H. ..i,rzgM- q. > .r'ae
The Jnesms Tag bM goes to Committee q coaser-
ence The total num6sr Of psssons paying the Income
Tax 10 s5a.oN OF this Number over 100000 would
pay 80 o. lsss Il the exemption raised to >A0O0
II this class b. cut od $4,000 viii pay betwesa 90 and
$50 1900 between go and 500 500 between 800
and 500. a.A nearly alto over $50. . az- "a.
Carried and Allison aEs tho committee on the census
bill .....,...s ..... -........s ..a-. .,.u
House, large majority q bills were Introduced
including one b. Sargent for relief Of the people Of
The United States b. reducing taxation It provides
for rsaucioe Il TIE nh q Jsus e Afssn pr osnk
on internal taxes import dutie except spirits and
tobaeeo IN I'll forms; aboltshes the sess tsx and al
spseial licenses exesps disetss brewers and tobacco
manufne11reU. .,l. = @J.i~ .EI& @@..' @s- ~
resolutioa to provide suitable burial plaes for
the lste Secretary Rawna and TOT The erection Of
suitable monument passed.
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THCMD SCREW.N.

I'm pcrils Oft" said Paul. Tho Northern
Pacific Railroad fares no better. Directed
by equity old gents, until they, tho charter
and all hope were about to expire together;
impcri!led Ivy branch projects an! its prac.
.icability dcrided; nearly sacrificed in the
squabblc on the omnibus bill, and rescued
on the last day Of the session; frozen out
by combination waiting ito necessities to
become their opportunities; finding at last
. patron In Jay Cooke. and favor in the
hearts Of the nation, it had escaped Scylla
and Charybdis, and was apparently safe.
But the Philistines laid hands on It in the
Senate q few days ago and tried to destroy
it. Read the telegrams Have due defer.
ence for the sublime Check Of him who hav-
ing pockctcd of tho twenty seven millions
which the government paid in money over
and above tho entire cost OF tho Union and
Central Roads. offered and carried an amend
ment. compelling the Northern Paciiic,
which purchase it, own material. to use
exclusively American iron or steel. II 10 .
conditi,n precedent but not les rigorous or
tyraunical Congress establishes tariffs.
Make them protective II deemed right, but
haying made them, let tho purchaser elect
his market Of purchase Render homage to
the profound foresight Of him who. with
thoughtful regard for, the welfare Of the
government (and Ne Central roads, } provided
tAas II TIE Norshap Company still sasnoaas
the barriers piled before then,a wsschsa'
combination in Congress, may q any time
chcckmate them BIZ. an amendment to
these restrictions. But The Economist who
proposed .frse carriage Of government
troops, stores and munitions" capped the
climax. Other rich railroads have grown
richer on government Interpretations This,
LOO miies in length; through "a tnpeopled
empire: along . hostile fronsier, involving
IN expenditure Of one hundred nillioas on
which return vail not oo0s fps yeazs, y
asked 10 labor gratuitously. Why not g.
(ab1lsh kotetnnient freight agency md re-
ouire the rod to fulfil N co0eSecs1 Without
caarce. The grsas Of Md - The n. +. +
e d0es not justify or explain theoe thumb.
ecrevk toftures % which the Northern koad
d subjected. TIE 'lAnd subsidy b 40 loss
10 govss1mene Il gives each aleesnaie &C
lion 70 the milroad. ard dO0bjeD ~ price on
Or restricts % seighty-acrs entry he other
half. The CenIS1l RuAds, seeking ~ the
Legislative low.stsinQ - esrangIe 80 norta.
esn enterprise. ~ The motive ppYs9 y TIE
depths thai ct thsss eglelasoue ~ Wheehee
Tho bill With tie req0ltsalset = - ealy
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