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BUSJEESS NOTICES,

re Best nnd Original Tonic of
E0n--.Phosphrtus aud Caltsay8, known as FeTo
restores color to the blood, the phosphorus re-
news Taste Of the nerve tissue, and the calsaya
gives natural, healthful tone to the digestive or
Tans thereby curing dyspepsia In its various FORMS
Wakcfnlness, general debility, depression Of epr-
its; also. the best preventative against fever and
asue- Manufactured only by CasWell, HRzaru i
Co., New YORK Sold BY druggists,
, 1870-05-03

e. e. Ax :ssSyA %
i: i: p" PATTI,
u Frsn isgn her bri1llanscesss1t and 9persus tiun
My Sqs * A1af%g q ss nse :s pssy,e1, e
The ii II Mar, appear ID:
Two Grand Farewell Patti Conce1
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nay IL, a
rs, THURSDAY, May IL, nt Sp.m.
n. Miss GARLoTTA PAIT1w1n b assisted BY
seaar a fESEo sAKAsaTK ;hs bsiltsnt n violin;s;
81 epass ssfs' ise ses
H. AS9|;siss :S3;;; ~. dc s'' D''S'
CR0sBF'S OPER5 HOUSE.
MAY 10th to 14a,
a, GRAND OPERA.
q 4 STRADELLA,
: GERMElNIA MAENNERCHOR
y Grand Chorus Of 07er 100 votses,
OrchestrR of 60 Pieces
unacr the t,aderzhip Of HANS BALATKA.
uekss FL RsseEys3 rs ss,t. soe e1tra to bs obt ,ine
sss1 SEs5s 1: Td:Fa5 rSST It'll Kaasa'ss'
: nIcVICKER'S THEATRE.
Last week of the great enDotioa.1 artistic.
LUCILLE WESTERN,
Mho will appear. until further notice, in Mr. Fted VII
EROu ERoU.
GHEERT 5Y tFRou uFRou'--.LTcHEE WEsTERs ? aJE e
Evcry evening md SATURDAY MATINEE.
Next wcek-H- F. S. CHAiERAU-
AIKEN'S MgSEUM.
FRANK E. Proprietor and Manager
yss ~ S1a PYaS Ms F WEBER
-, the great Irish Drama
PEEP o'DAY; I;
Or.
| SAVOURNEEN DEEL1SH.
FRANK E AIKEN as....s.--CAPT. PEEP o'DAT.
FRIDAY. sla5 e-Bcuc6t ef ,lra- C SToNEALL
DEARBORN THEATRE.
MANN1NG,s M1NsTRELs.
Gil as
fF't week of the rids.Ri19ipf net DAMON AND
Each Of the above plece. sfiuea the full l.scngth OF
Wii%F Hs ~ 4sSk
Ii shoS iS sH5S RI Of
CONCERT
ts ths fMe9fR Hed aS eFRH9H e IL
sNs HI II IT. x M Gssh e. 5ss.b:s Ses :i; sss.
, 1870-05-03

Compromise Between IkiclA and the
Hudson Hny Compnny-In1olent
Hearing af Sioux Chiefx.
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Meteorological.
chronological record for Nav 9, 1870,


Sun Esett..-,-..4 Is L. H. Moon rjeeh--.., 50 a.
Sun p. m Noon sett-.......s:xsp p
, 1870-05-03

FRpar HanginEs and Window
shades, latest styles, Paints, oils, glass and
brushes, ut F. E. Eagby's, 50 Randolph-st.
, 1870-05-03

TImpIes Removed and the Skin
msde smooth BY using Juniper Tar soapt manu-
1actuEed By Caswen, Hazard q CO., New YORK.
, 1870-05-03

ROME, Nay 2-Car1inal Antonelll, IN bis reply
barely tells n. Darn that His holiness tho Pope
declines to submit tie French note 10 the Ecu-
Iuenic2l Council.
The prelates opposed to fnfallb1lity and who
.abscntcd themselves because thst the dogma WAS
pressed upon the council, have been comnun-
Gated with by telegraph and urged to return to
RnmR
, 1870-05-03

Starved to Death.
On the aad ult, Gustave uetland, swede,
es years Of age. who resided at No. Vine street.
cat come real for supper and accidentally put q
Fiecc OF bone about an inch long Into his mouth.
bone until he had Swallowed It and It had lodged
sent for but al th sd to efe ssmore fa a
were useless. and they we're unable to relieve the
patient OF the suffering he endured uetland In
EeIed nnt1l yesterday morning, when he died
During The intervening eight days he experienced
great pain, both from the bone and from want Of
1ooa, as tho former IVES so situated that npur1sh-
" he did not eat anything during @ that tIae. An
inquest Eas held yesterday afternoon, and Dr.
4lilier removed the bone. The Jury rendered
verdict that death resulted from asphyHa.
PHIHIsIS
An inquest wus held at No. 81 West Lake street
Yesterday afternoon on the body Of Fritz ueburE,
1he.murnng. A pof nso1te7a examination was
made by Df: Miller, who testified that death re-
suited from acute phthisis, and verdict Was rem
Gered accordingly.
... Hotel Personals. ,....
teldag, were the following: j. r Scoville, Copen-
1Ragsa, R9S;a5, Aen M M s A MEmssy, Quincy p q Clarke,
Yofs keDS9n; MS;sr sas Ma1scs
Townsend, New Iork; j. Il. Leon, St Louis; L
Spanlding, Lockport; C. G, Williams, buffalo; S. !
General G. Mitchell, {. s. A: J. Z Periey, Texas:
Carl Ross, New York; Hon. ". Il sTdt, New
Among the arrivals at the fremont E1uuse.
yesterday, we're the following; Es J. BiEcloW.
" u, T. Beach, Boston; L. Corwith, Galena: ii
Meredith. CclnbrtdGes 4 j. Provost, c. j, Wora
Quincy; e. Moore, Be1ott; b +. Willlam5, C...ocn,
matt; Major General Pope, Milwaukee; L = EeT.
6aa mes1opf Stept qSnse5a stson
s J. Waller, Covtngton; C truesiaie. Roet
Among the arrivals ,. the RIfo,a Romeo ro.-
RiHt1s 4sre w sop .wtng: j. r Perry. Council
frTman sTrs,us. - - Rurherfort1 Joliet; j. S Wa
+ p ~; Fn1jsS ,ures A. c. GoEan, Philadelphia;
I;eo u Detroit; John F. Smith. Freeport:
Yo9s. Gordon Alton; D. ". s. Benson, New
, ..tsbnrgh; +: RowoTh, Colorado; E J. Wick.
nam n + TeeEartn. Racine: Il C. Ha1l New
Marshall, Iowa "'~
Among the arrivals ut the St. James Hotel
yesterday, were the following: A y. Beecher,
LIN, Ina, 5nd, &C Westeott, Laporte: g. Hitch
:cc9 < ROCKFORD; u J. RAYMOND, New York; Frank
]. Giant, Bloomington; I. D. Wilder, Milwaukee;
Hon. T. j. S1nttiattl, Richmond, Maine: C, II.
'outhar1, Richmond, Maine: II. T. King, Burllng- |
on: c. D. WIber, st Louis; s. Knapp, New York: |
: Clough, Ohio; j. L Goldsmith, Boston. J. J. !
.ucEeE, Nassachusetts: A. Lynch, Ottawa; ", ". |
Hitchcock. Virginia; ". More, Sycamore.
Meteorological.
Meteorolog!ca! record for Nav 2, 1870, as re-
orted by J. G. langgnth, u, optteian, II Ran
1tute. The small letters arc the initials for the
moist atmosphsrc,- rain, and sssnow:n
7iee 6e: Ntsa me- aess: i
tet Z p.sss''s ss ssf i ziE:'' Es s.: T''nn
Is z: T. 81 lks.:k.e s inch.
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GCN mn TO LOANFOR LONG OR SHORr
E,OU.UUUtin,e. In eusns to suit real estate Or
ehattel.- G. A, PHILIlfS, III AkafsouEt.
cO0O nm 70 LoAN.IS SUNS OF sl!no
Small atIt.a loant1e bn chat.eis. ALDERSUS & SIN
CLAIR. 15a Maa..ou&t. formerly At lis Dra1hornet
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ITO LKAsE-D0CK. CORNER OF THE RIvEK
hnffI1N s TTRJSnd sds2;: ~ W. .S;,@ts III -'-
, 1870-05-03
ELARV0YANTS.


DR- MATHEWS AND MAnAME MAYNARD.
~ elaIrToyauts, IL Jsck1onst,
AIRS. IORGEESEN, BUSINESS CLAIRv0YANv
LII and a1sYUAtlsaA rs.-,sn9.. Exoza ". ~ asutk
fD&rfkt 49,
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{lyoirsslonl C1tos.

nR. OiI>. :; Bond 81. Sew lH.S u luons''
lItel nlhuo : uiic" par u,- rct'p,. 'i' "at .-
lug nnd sleeping ruoW-, tn moot cont lyic Do Att
ic,s M dtrrtc. ENcyJody syud thir, STAMPS o. ''.
ihci. Thousands cot the uni rtuatir lg"m q, On ~
cured annually. No matter WHO lJlel Stt ,.|
,oWo. III upinIon costs nothing. loug,-, a. A."'
T.. NJ.
hR. BARROW coundHut'lly Offer u- '''
~ health - TIE deb itatCf am lI,.,..., y D.
practice ~ Livingston st., brOJalyI, irIuA .'"
from tus.
rINuE MOST celebrated physician iu .hrcY 'pa'
L cure of nervous deOlltS aud urluarI IT,. .s-
IN LIVE. lt
AIDES AFFLI, .TED-m wl.lHygl !,.
REV upon a safe and spec rs cue hs pf ~ ANS
Chatham 81. Circular iree mt pot.
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SUlpprug.

A NCuOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,
10 and nom any Railway station In Great Britain
LELAND Norway. Sweden, Denmark German H,>
land, Belgium, and the United States Dy steamers sal
He HI LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
'' O'A'' ''' MY 1mESDIERsoN. BROTHER
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D1D Frulcss Tor RocA.
Rufalo Dunkirk CIevIe,,,,cf'
enc nnsti,audai, point. Rtal.
ana SOUTH also Tor NJ.
bureh, warwick, / n'o,Sses
AMI HOnesdals. 'ue
This tram Is Composed ,fu.
hnesi Drawn Room Coscssl4,
IN he world, ~ al o tho -
nnl improved D1v C,acslv-
pccul lar TO this Inc Sl,s,,,,
COACHES are attached al itelt
noilsville, running tit6" !,
WITHOUT change to Cle,elssi
and GaliOn. WAN
Express H0N. for Buffalo n..
kirS, Clcye and. Cinc,nps.,l.
anu AL pOints Wc.i A.
southi nlao Tor Warwa'su.
Montgomery, Gull'ofT b..
Island, and l'nionv lie rus
creeping COath esAtttchedo-..
,Sus4ughannd to Buffalo "'a
Nighf frDrssy. dallv IN, ali
points " e-t and south slsss
lng Coaches ruathro1 h NIX
tnis tram to Buf4lo. pors,.a.
ter, Cleveland, and Cino,'
mol NsNHN.....s .... AAAiAiNH
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EulIcin9 alattrlals
& oparintrsbip notlc,s.

NOTICE y hereby given That lncnard oIycr, who
~ Itsla,s IN lhH cry Of RrCOklyn. county Of ku.s,
STATE OF sew YORK, Ad H. ter Hauu, Jr, and Abraham
u DUNLAP, Vho reside In the city OF New ok m sal
stare, nave tucd limited paItncTh pursuant a.
me provisions of the rcvi.ed statutes at In. State OF
Ne" ORR, ana tue amendments thereto,
A. dealers n jcweiiy, Sc. under the hrm name Of
Richard oliver and Hleu In winch all the paTilts In,
teresied are the sud Richard Oliver and prci Halcu
-, whv are lae EcArra partners Hnl the said Anra
nam ~ J. nHr, no II enc rp"ca partner, ana tAi "a,
shd AWhham u. Dunlap, rs sad rItCnl partner. h .-
tonli hpict the sum o. twenty evtvn .sdn. Iu,ar
WC rh q, capital towards the couuut Il 'cA
Dated MuiCl lnW.
GDuNNp OlIVtIs GcreroI
piILl. 1871 4 N...H. q ulriu-I,.
ABRAHAM d o. AlAl, -tr,l4l p.lutr.
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For Ns,obgroa and rdv-s A. Il ssj Anu tsop
IRON Chambers q. depot. 1i5 A ST. sis ~, ~
L. NJ. from Sd st. Depot ' ~" ""i III
for f0I Je,rs and Wdu-l:'0P ~ from Cbap,h.,, =,
- Depot ilS IRON sd II. Depot ''' ~
For Bfddieto,tfl aud Wdv-8Sh Y. VI from Cbamh.,, 81,
. Depot 3:i5 =. NJ rom 2}l at. Depot "O'' w.
For OfiSDile and WdD-ss:SO A. 81 from fh......
1t Depot; isis A. VI. from sd Il Depot N"Ahoei
FOR SurerHs and Ways 4. ~, T.. NJ, and ,usa n
NJ, from CHAMBERS 1t. Depot As T.. NJ s,sb n
and I'll r. NJ, from wi ~. Depot. a.
For Edierson and Wdu-G;tj A. ~, el5 A. NJ Du
si;5 r. NJ. I 7. NJ, 5:i5 4. NJ, and Gas r. nj IoN,
ChamDcrs i. Dcpotj G.l5 A. NJ, OILS \ NJ lis
NJ. 'l.t T. NJ. sA5 p. M., sis 4. NJ and SIS p N
For. HIcEeHsdci ana .Eag-9 A. NJ. pM,lP 81;
=. Mol NJ, and 6:ij T.. NJ, from Cham Der. Il H.
polj b:l5 a. ~. Il:t5 A. M.@b r. M.5.lJ + N. bbg
+ IN and 6:l5 ", nom Sd 81. Depot.
t.laP NJ, p. ~ tJ:31 p. NJ, and SATURDAY " obl,
tl2 mdnighu, nom Chamber. a. Depot rs An
l!i5 i. NJ, t3.i5 +. ~. ii5 p. NJ. 4i5 r NJ fElj
NJ. and 1lurdays only II! midnight.
VIII issue combination excursion tickets embtac al
points OF interest
Tickets for passage and for Apartments IN Draus,
Room and ,lccping Coaches can DO phtaiNei aai o.
der. for the checking aud transfer Of Tag nav b
left at tn Company. otnces 2ll 30, aud vi NiadstTi
corner 5th 4 and 81 nV, Hnrlcmj SS Fulton n
BiOokivn Dcpots loot OF Chambers ST. and foot III
It New YORK and Long Dotk Depot, Jersey CITY a.
Of the Agents at tue principal hotes.
'Dafy tor Plermont only.
WN. Il. BARR, ocne4 NJ = 'ecnref Agrrt
L. u. EucKKR. General superintendent
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Z ost mo Sounc.

- .-
I pST-from 1874 Crosby St. on Tuesday evening.
L March z! large, back Newfoundland dog. A 70,
Marl OF tlO viii be rad to any IcrsOn returning the
sam" 10 above address. B-pcfsons al, warned not
TO pnrehise the dog the owner will seek recovery
wherever found,
- IA REWARD. Lost, on the iCth OF March a
Wv laEc -Hid bacN aud tnn dog; Will answer to
we Lanc Of limc'j blue collar The person bringing
mcAtluu'l.
- = HLWAHp- lost, "a gone IRON IA 10 tld,t .
hI I.'H..l,a- % 90 ~ iY ~ g.
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9nsttntnou.

DENNlNGTOS ~EMINANY.-Clrc. comfort
aud progress Of the stuicnt guAreut, cd cost Der
year, tAo Address mos hANLoN, ruunin-ton%J.
- En HITTING, q Lessons : hopLkccnlnr.
T. ~ T., ,'s' T., " ~ ',o' y u idtl'' I.''
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r ysT or IFTTRRs (pubihed Tuesday, and Fr'dsy, -
IL manning In York CITY Post Ofei orng o. Nss.su ss
tsd.s ~. TUESDAY March ~ 1870. Ash c "Ad'ersed ~
80 .nd rsnton s dat Of this Published according 70 law
In the paper having the Target Circulation.
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COR LiyERPO0L Ann QUgENsrowN.

lNMAk LINE or MAIL STEAMER
Sailing from New \ ork every saturday and .sr,.,.
tuesdays.
Fa CABIN. parable IA gold. SeSrdDe pdydbs IN cH'.g
Liverpool OF SSeensrh wy LIVERPOOL OF Qieon.In IS
Liverpool or Qucenstn. ~ Liverpool oT Queenstn ~
HgliaN ................s <OlialtAt
Tickets sold to ana from England lfeAnt, and 10
Continent Mt m oderAte rates,
For further information. apply q, the Company
Ofhces. JOHN T.; DALI. Agent,
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by GRO. UOLBHOOk, Aucuoncer office
ID 5l5 SdaN-Mll sell THIS day. at lus oc rck. at the
late rcsldcAce OF d. Samuel :. knNpgrS, deceased "
L. -rncr sta st. aud "a ay. all the furniture OF the
above residence, consisting OF paTor suites chamucr
suites mirrofs, velvet ana Brussels CarpctS Rosewood
pianos ~ octave by u7OyCustcil duing and kitchen
furlture, &c. BY tlcr " -
G1iLdbbmi Brink, Administrators.
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NATi9SfIkLl iklISHht, l ~ X TtffNIecf,nIRPs
pENNS ~ ANA, Il'l ~tlur tt, Ar 3, iti AN
CABIN passage. 80 anu 80; steerage. 80 currency
r. epatI stecta1e tckcs from V,rf0O., Qseeis
town. Londonderry, aud GlHsg " y cutfcncy
once CO Broadway 7. W, !. HURST MarAst'
U'APsCDT1'- ENIIGKA,TInN AND FOR.
II IIGN EXCHANGE or e E.-la sage nom LNlf
pool and Queenstown we xiv bv nrsi.c : siean'h.l'
Al-u. from Liverpool and London. by w.cNy aif;
faCsct= Drafts for Al and inward, available 90 81
rat 81 Great Britain an ireland at the lowest rates 4
rAPSCOTi BROTHERS co ~ ; nth st., Ncw lof,
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DERTHA NEIL,
THE MAD HOUSE BRIDE,
A story ofNew York Life, Overlooking with
Romantic Truths.
pY GEORGE C. SMALL.

arrroE or WHAT BRcANE OF MR." "ArrrH sSvES
1EyS YEARS." TIIE sroLES PRINCESS" &c. &c.
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Soaro ano huOms.
A WHOM lady, having more room than she
tlemen with board. Address Mrs. j. WiITE Zaoriskie
~, & hou-e nom Montgomery av., Hudson city. M.
A FEW respectable mechanics can be accommo.
IN dltcd witl good board aud h. comforts nf home
also iutlshtd room, with or without board bY apply
ing NJ lb ANehue 1 near VIA ST., night' OF stairs.
A FEW rcspecl able men accommodated with pie.
N SAINT rooms, single beds aud good board, 10 on.
Yel ST. crms, IS.
A FEW young gentlemen can Obtain COOL b oard
IN ny applying AZ Hil West Sidbt, corner sh Ay
ROARD WANTED by two brother, and Two sis
ID tiers IN small family below sd ST. can minisn
tuclr own rO0mS II necessary Address j. h. 4 box
No. lCi, sun office.
nNf ortwo Sin, canhave room ami boa d BY call.
~ ins at9D6th 81.
TWO KE~PEtTA BE men can be- accommn.
daicl WIN GoDn board and comfortable room. i'm
home comforts torius moderate. Call ~ 81 Pkest
fLO IET-A furnished room, haI bedroom una
pantry TO two per,Ons rcAt, o. per week 40 pm
ST.. near ID a'' Can tor one week.
TbNO LEr-Front room aud I so bedrooms on second
4 noor OF hon'e lH Hudson st. Inquire first h1or.
y NICE nr ishef front rooms, sultA,I e for hou.r.
- kGthnE met moor, inmily prNaiei s, per Nvta. .
"a EAtt tih st.. ~ do's west of !lHy
y 5rH ~, cor ,Els bONENI. Two p,p.
a.. emc.' ahd Two luunf lAl ,Cau br 'cO nutI al
WIN gp'l 20" Z ana is'I. ~! fIJ"1.
, 1870-01-22
TIE FIFTEENTH AMEHDMEHr.

The Fifteenth Amendment has uow been
approved by tHenty-seyen States, Ohio and
Iowa bsvirg added their ratitications On
Thursday last. Only one more State is
new required to nake manhood suffrage,
irrespective Of color, race. or creed, part
Of the National Constitution The Gov
eruor Of Nebraska has promised that he
would convene the Legislature of that State
wherever her vote would be decisive upon
The amendment. That time has now come,
nnd the people, not only Of Sebraskn but OF
the United States, will expec: him to fulfil
the PROMISE without delay. It behooves
hin, to lose 30 time in Issuing lis procla-
matioD. because the Texas Legislature,
when it meets, mag take the houor Of
croxuine the eaidcs ont Of his hands.
Next to abolishing slavery, as 3 means
Of restoring power, good temper, and pros
perity to the conEtrJ; comes the abo}lshinE
Of tie slaverY agitation. This can bs
effected only by giving to the negro az h''
rights. Thr elective franchise is tho las
70 hin beyond peradventnre, as it will pt
by the ratification Of the Fifteenth Amend
Eueut, lie will cease to lie an Object oi
tl'ec;al interest. There will still be agits-
tors in bath political parties, who, from
force Of habit, md because they have never
learned anything else, will endeavor to keep
public attention lxed upon him to the
exclusion If all other questions but their
ti:,,e will Ec sLprt,
, 1870-01-22
Hffceier7,sY,i 1.afn,pR fc 4ha 1Tninn \

Mississippi returns to the Union with q
colored United States Senator in tho seat
from which Jefferson DAVIS delivered his
theatrical effort and shed dramatic tears in
announcing the secession of that State, nine
years ago. His speech is well Remembered
by most Of our readers. It showed An apt
genius for prophecy, and indn]ged largely
in predictions Of the effect Of the action
then being taken Tho vision Of new
nation and triumphant revolution are
very prominent in it. But We catch not
the slightest glimpse Of any prediction that
slavery would be abolished, tho State Gov
eminent Of Mississippi created anow, the
emancipated alayes and their kindred ad-
mitted to political equality throughout the
Union, and that when his seat as Senator
from Mississippi should next be 6llea it
would be by the Hon. Mr.. Revel, q repre-
sentative Of the raco whose enslayement it
had been the aim Of his life to extend and
pe1petuate. There has been revolution,
and it leaves Us new nation, but not Of
the character Mr. Davis expected
, 1870-01-22
DEFEAT OF TIE MoEoPoLIsr8.

The monopblists in the House of Repre-
sentatives at Washington provoked lively
fight, and sustained disastrous defest,
over the question Of printing the report of
Commissioner Wells upon the subject Of
tho expressions and ertortioas Of the tariff.
The gentlemen interested in the coal, aud
iron, and salt monopolies were sery bitter
and very fierce, aud they indu1ged in fre-
quent angry inimations that the Counts
sioner was controlled By British gold. Tbs
Western members, Of both parties, who
represent constituencies especially taxed by
these monopolists, were prompt and
vigorous in defence Of the general
interests Of the country. When the vote was
taken themonopolists were in minority Of
less than one third Of the House. Mr. nc
Carthy, who represents in Congress the
Onondago Salt Company, the most stu
pendous enormity ever upheld by Law, was
very abusive Of the Commissioner and
those who favored printing his report. He
failed to explain why the company he
represents, which is enabled by the tariff to
demand $3.50 per barrel for salt at the
works, can sell it across the ST. Lawrence
River for $3.50 at large profit. The duty
on salt is over 100 per cent in gold, and yot
the company wants more protection.
, 1870-01-22

ret poorly paid; and the pr1pc'pie Of To-
t,ttiot, 10 c{1ce males us lo4e IarEa s9 pH
iEfGugh 1nes pe1aenoe OF Feckieafaois. Thc
avessEe pay, In yerF lnpo7taut touu1.
DOES rot rse TO $3.50. Consular AGto.a
uualiT rtcttss half the fees Of an idso1eo a. tneE
vo.cee. The main chances for fraud are IN t1'
cerfuyipg olasts. BY ubder vat!siioo: and any
danonetfy Of ms klrd II TeTy difficult 70 6otect
GENERAL SfapirG thf.ks vefY few ccndesceho %
eve. u,1,ug irAnad- Eat tia fact thas fheta afe
no pUtltsncd pr.cns current On the couttGenf
snch Is e nsse seeu It home, make con4utzx
drtles difficult, ard opportunities for chtaun9
more frequent tnan they sncpm be.
"1n rue sltk trade of L sons ttere u certsinly
much tpkt to the HoVef0uitnk Our Eon~ul tiere
appuaUr bor n the salrt oI a, 600 COO franca for
the United stAfta. England iupotts al n to 'hs
IL t-'ee ~ uuea s. shu can use, AID the rest,
having esespsd tnvo!ct1 g. &c. a. 15ope, By nav
iur been tent directly 10 Engfandr 6rstly ftetheA
its ultimate de4tif 1tiops the unifed Sfstes.
prr ninens gentleman, WILL ac1uat0tca "!sh the
Lyops trade. told Gereral Sssrl0R that 10 oe
IN TIE sAk ,rsde alone- By Rhiapsug tt from Eng-
land as an ,n1erlor article immense profit Is nsde
On the b<St $s4. ....--
aThe old azchEves sre nca1tv al badly fept, aud
Ia one case % enteros1t,cG CouEn1 had spoiled
scyezal stair aecamcnta III bis destrp TO tncrcasd
orally very pAdt7 kept snd there u case On rec~
ord where Con eul aeLt back to the government
lne SET Of books, saying be wouldn't waste
CDcjc S2m'H paper, ~ ne had b0 Accounts
EepeSal S:sniEN n1eUtIong aB o fact we'll worth
attention that lew of the CunsnB gpehk nueEGy
tho language Of tue country wheEe tney are Btu
fleEed- The Doas in pofsans consnlat hatec.es N
F1ancc ara Cetse. where cheap Wines tFa exported
10 tpnentc Quantities; Lyons Co8uac5 and
Liz uogea."
, 1870-01-22

Dtted hta,er, for apy ship Or vesse', sNn tna In.
etrr5 peTsnu 90 Offending fhaI be guilty OF G.a.
dtme7por, SID npou eobyIc'taD tHere,f, aaall IL.
1nld IN any Elm rot e1teedicR 1sa thousand DOL
tvD 3en1s Enr itts than six mp':h., ano evcf5
bUch fht1 or Fefset, with her tackic, xrpa1el 4 4
furniture. tokefhtr ~th all n.atekt4Is, arHs, au1-
cured fer ire hu1'di' & atd equipment thereof,
nall te j0rfelfed. onf-haF 10 the usc OF the tu-
foru r. and the Aer half 10 the use ol The Utlted
9iSted.
&c .. And be il tsyshsr efk1. Tna4,D every
cs'c IN Tnlcn fhto or vessel sha be tlttets out
arr et or equipped, 1f attempted 70 Dc dttel ouE,
nrmed, or tquipprd, eonsrsIy TO fne pEorslons
apd pfoh1blrons OF this 3ce, It +hau be lawfa foz
Tue fYeEdene OF the urt 81 ateF, * a1ch otser
person o. perso1s AZ be snall oavs eppo seFti Tor
Ihs5 purrtse, TO employ tbs lantl or nArHl torcex
or tBc mi!it,a OF the Utle4 a'a ca, or any pan
Thereof, for the pufpose OF taking puaeess,oa Of
and detatntng any 61cn Ahpof veisel.