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JCRYS DE POLICE LA semaine ,1crnierc, a canse
lie lhrnr. ct iu j"nr. nous n'avons pm dire auun
mot sur l- conat exis'au daus notre psroisse.
Nous v rcvenn,is CONNIE de- d,ot.
NJ. F. r Poc!e dcsnlait Ia cause dn venx .rry
de police Larsumem,a"n l. de NJ Tochs & dies
plus str,6rs ct dtS Plus conrl'lantes, ct lfoI,nre
de ravocat ma pas etc no.,.s rcnar uable que son
a, gum ntaon.
NJ J. j. Komsn, assist6 d, colonel Howard, a
pa;3e pour t second Jury Nous cornassors tcns
lie tal-'. ct Ia praqur d. NJ J. J, Eoman.
L. jug. Bean>as, nnsS av"r ent,du les dcnx
parties avrr mpa>shti q"i e> un DIES carac'eres
de Ia i'.s''c', rn'ln nm iucen-'t favorable en
| iury Gu par ic rru,." l6suas cement renonvee
pour cans" d.. ,acancss conrs lie nc,.sran j,'ry
non..nh a,'itrair'le"t par lie Gon,-rn. ur Warmo: ,
| C- j"g"nrnf, debut avec me clare u,u com
name, par" d "ne impartisite complete.
Fn ,e.,c, i! Gait impartial ct conyagenx.
rst pas temps d'opposrr une La.riere lfsalc
anx empi6tenen's dun Ex6rutif anrtpuo..cau
Avons nGus heson par lei d'un Napoleon an petit
pied n. W"n'"ih rors cr"it.il srs va!cts ct ses
-scIav"7 parce4 4n's!nr Legislature sans dig,i.d M
Plus on n,nus c"n!ete des pu,roj.s ''!gaires
LIE p'"pl- pensons'ous. II est pas encore nne non
,al-nr, me au'oli'd sur aq,ee IN sounle, rnc
| fsI'imitc on on railir dams fus ct srs repre-
>enlants Mus sa, >ns bi-n que NJ. Warmo,h II.
ron,alt pas p-,sonnel!ement noIre paroisse ct ses
hab'tants reels, quill agit que par co.lseils ct Sill
'''n'nndes, voire n'd'ne quill nest qu'un daunab!t
o'i,icen; mas pn'>,iu'il n'agt one drpres conse.
ct solicitations. pau.Yno ne sspire-t-i pas anpre
DIES hommes d6su'errsSfs, enne,nis des cliqurs
sinceren-nt ct honnit,ment patriotcs lIelas
Wai.roth ne serait plus Warnotll.
Crrt's. sil> tnnt dire toue notre pensfe, lie vieu,
Jury de police, rtlu de pruplr, nest point II,
mole'r lie bon sens, dintrllgrnce 1T de- Representa-
ti"n rarf.itr; on po,rrait trouvtr mienx ct l6!rc
ton pr" hain' lie lronvera bien. Mais les no,vean
tavoris dc Mu,'stgntnr Warmol les commission
} n6, dhrr rtprGsentnt lis bien no.r- con,mn,auG
Qnand on a la pr6tention de sauv-r IN pays pa
moyrn illegal, il faut All moins que les sauveur
off'-ni d-s garanti-s de salut. Snbsuer I'M aveugl
a u" ave"gle. ce nest point gen6reuS, ct no.
II n"imo'ls pas c"s raillerirs "a QUAINT an p"npr, s
soin 1T ,nri IL. sa ,gt6, sill rniend n alre poi,
trahi IT 'l"p6 par DIES ciln's, sill vcut e're sow
rain ct n,ai,re, i, dot egalement pas ai,er |.
raill'rh's 'le genre
L. jury d. police dshon.e f,t mn appel surpens
8 \ ~ Cour SupI6ne. C'est son droit
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Nouvelles.

Guerre entye In France ct Ia Prusse i!!l
On dH:-LItalie ct l'Espagne sont favora.
bles Ia Fmnce.-Ia Suede ct Ia Norwege
se ioindront Ia France 81 81 Aotte opere dans
Ia Baltique.-La Holanle ct Ia Belgiqne
resteront pent-etre neutres.-La Rnssie Sc
montre disposse a sontenir Ii Prnsse.-
L'Autricle attend le monvement-Le Dane
mark est srancais-La Prusse n est pas encore
prete.
P,.Jabi'ites LIES nonts du Rhin ont fte
d.truits-Cne fottiI,e de canonnie:es fran
caises est dams les eanx prussiennes--Les
Francois ont traverse le Rhin.
Quasi t"de:-L'Alienagne entiele ac-
calne 10 prusse.-La euerre est populaire
en Frauce.-Une arr4ie de i5O GyO Trancais
est Metz ct dan, les enyirous.-Le Comte
de Granville ct Napoleon ont eu me con-
ference. =. .assez an.icale.
Ce,n.ude :-Canrobert. Palikao, Trossard,
Nc Mahon, Bazaine ct F'eury commandent
rarnae frapcaise.-1n lotte franchise croise
dams Ia ner du Nord lie IS, 3 henres p.
NJ, Les Prussens occnpent les points sni-
wants. Caittor"ch cI Ne""'ib, SUE 'e"f Ato''
there rhinane. lis concentrent aussi des
forces a Linden, dams le Hesse Darmstadt.-
LIE 10, pas encore de lataille. On ne s'uttend
pas a IN engagement avant qnclqnes jonrs.-
L.. Lorraine ct IA'Sace cllantent Ia Mirseit-
iaise franchise. Files mourront ayant de
devenir Prussiennes.
ETArs UN1s-Les Radicanx ct Grant n ont
lis pas TN fable pour Ia Prusse? C'est de
rigneur, Lafayette ayant etc Francais.
QUAINT a B. Butler, il offert son epee q Ia
PrMsse.
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Fvui!!cton du L0uisinlais.
LES SERP E NTS,
MIL.

Mons avions done la seine, Ia grasse qni cliantat
dams Ia pu6.e, ct c.rtaiuenltnt Ia FIXTURE dams le
canal.
Et nous avions I'm arpe:it d'6veqne qni Went
d6tre consacr6 apres trois jon,s DE- jeNne absolu.
Mais q" done al ait tirer lie filetl
lie soleil louisanais. nm soIeil magni6que ponr
cenS qni sont lombre, ,narqnait cadran d" ciel
environ onze heures. Et 81 &c soleil oblige les
hommes 4 Sc rcf"g-r SOUS les arbns. il engage les
reptiles ct les serptnts promener ct seba,tre
| en- tous sens.
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NOS PRINCIPLES.

RtpuDlique dordre, dhonne.ett ct de
jss'ice.
Suffrage un;perse7 pour tous, erceptf pou,
les rrim,ncIs eiles ragobonds.
Union cipiq"e DIES Lomisianais jlancs el
1es Louisiaaais d. coml, ar.
Education pour io1s.
Plus ,ie Corre,.boggcr. poli';q"es en- Loui'
siaSe, nj de raeabo"hs faineon's.
Egoi,t politiYne en're les naturalisfs q
les ra,;fs.
Appeis 2, orr"ces Immigrant 1oborieur
Respect d I" 'oi.
L'honne,e hume en- Laui, le malhonnf,e
en- bas.
La Louisiana doi FIRE goureyntc par
l'honntteff ct Pintel'igence.
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DECEDEE a"Vila Padua," S,r.rgtown los,l
pres s.; Lons, E'at In Missouri, lie lundi 1 Julie
il L-ur.s z. NJ MARIE EMEIlNl file ,ln Doc !,
f. l.. llaydel ct de Madame +. q. Haydel, a az
de naiS et une srinaue
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It pournnoi done les peup'es co ho'"ara;ant-
il jusqu'a IA mort ct a Ia dcruia, g-uei.4.on .
:, 'raacl..- les ro.s ,'e h VIZ h1mnnn, dim
nu.z les Hrmees re""laEeites, criez me
granle diate europaenne, urra,gez il Ian.ia
bic les difficulties .qni s"rg,ssent a certaine~
hrures. procl;,,Eez Ie lihre iclnnse des lte>
ct des p'o'luit>, soyez da> Etats Cni> gro"pis
antoHr dun meme principe ct dune meme
croyance, est-ce Il iliciie 1t OH serait Ie mai
Ia sioire vraie na pas les pieds dams !e
sang. pmrunoi DIES i,liticcs nvtc leS tinas ct
dies craue>? Ll terrr u'e.t e!I.. pas asscz waste
ponr tons? Plus Il. Dicu lies lrns-e>, mais IN
Diem lies ms r,cur,,,s $. All. 81 IL Coic,'c Gcu
mfniqne 'lul >i-nt .lr py,r,uer intml'il'iIiti
Il un hunnIe. Il uu ,r';vre a,.,tta.. .'Ialt com
pris IEvang'i. dn Cht~t 1T 1t doctrine du
Maltre, il unrait fait entpn.irr Ii, Parole ii
paix, damour, dc frateint' ri d. vie.
M"is non. Ia gnerre est d.ns lair. a .lr"itt
ct ga''che. partont ct tonjou, s, terrible commt
Ie vol Inn archa"ge impitoyah!e.
Les nns Sc rfj"uiront, les autres pleureront
Et Nni done malitera?
''Qnare fremner"nt gentes ct pornli metli
tati sunt mania 2" chnnte t.ou mutt 1t jon
u" tombeau do Charlemagne, a AK Ia Cha
pe''e.
/ Toutefois, CONNIE " France ma jamai
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asservi lea penples, bien one nous dfp'orions
Ie sang de- tontes les victimes, nos voenx sont
ponr Ia Frnnce.
Et 81 Europe sc coalise contre ellie, cette
France revolntionnaire lui jettera Ia republi-
que a IL tete.
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X,

81 lavcnir est Nno'qre part, an iessns des
nations Ell vote lie construction oil lie de>trnc.
ton, soenuel ct vrai CONNIE me Inmierc
bienfaisantc, indepenlant dun Eismark on
dun Napoleon. cest assurament dams Ia
rapnblque ct Ia democratic enropienne. Une
democratic s'ajournc, une ripuh'iuue Sc fait
a'tendre, Ia confederation lis penpes l;hres
ct tganx ne s'improv>o pas dn jour an jour;
mais tont celia est rnuvre du prog"es, le pro.
gres lui meme. Les batailons Qni Sc henrtent
ct Sc massacrent, les hommes q"i Sc tnent ct
ont 10 meme terre pour liuco"l, les empe
renrs qui commandment ct meurent en- com.
mondant, qu'impor.e celia C'est nne h,nre
lAns l'tternta. LIE droit human, Ia damocra-
tie ct la rapnllipue anront eor jonr ct lrnr
en,lemain. La gnerre detr.lit Ia guerre. Tout
con,ourt, meme 'cat"mhe sangunte, a
tenvre de ;Ac,fcat an e. de Justice. La M1r-
sc'i0ise d. la France nest pcs settlement nn
chant de sol,i..t, r,ais ellie oct encore IhNnr,
.ieS pcnpl,s nffnncllis. E.le 6ta fnite a III
srontiere, mai, ponr pa,s.'r an della dos flon'
tercs. Les vainqnru;s ot les vainoHs IN chan
t-ront nu jour DIES frat. rn:tis spenliues ct
d alliances rtpub,ioaincs.
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16rBureau du journal, pres du College JET.
ferson, St-Jacques, rive gauche.
~Pour lettres, jouruaux. echanges ct pa
perasses, adressez ConreM Post Office.
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ellie meme, pour Ia raix des nations ct des
penplea, quill ne fa"t pas que la France soft
amointlrie par nn fchec. A tort on r,ison,
Ia France est tout, CONNIE In clef de vodte dm
monde moderne ct du monde venir. Quaud
son go"vernement eat tle~poti9ne, son esprit
est touiours dams Acknowledgement ct le
progress La Prusse ma pas nh nouveau solei
a allumer daus le ciel des nations.
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est toujours dams l'affranchissement ct le
progres. La Prusse ma pas nh nouveau solei
allumer daus le ciel des nations.
| VII.
Nlais combien de temps durera rfporfe?
SINS vonloir ravaIcr IL nationalits prns
sienne, SIMS atre Cl,auyu de la vieille nrm:e,
nous osons avancar gu'nne. deux on trois
difates des lecions franchises ne mettraient
pas fn 4 Ia lutte. Ii. France improvisernit,
sii 10 fallait, vingt armies lie paysai,s, on-
vrers ct de bourgeois Alexandra de Rnssie
disait quill connaiss ait cinl portes ponr entrer
Oh France, nais qu' il n'eu connaissnit pas une
po"r sortir. Celia est vrai. Les chevaux prs
Sens pourront done s'abreuvcr aux eaux lie
Ia Seine, car l'imprevn Ro"ve're { monIe;
mn's eos ch"rarx ne 1etrave:seront jamais lie
Rhin. En- dnntez vous? Iuterrogez les We'll
lards de 'a Champagne.
Qnelqnes triomples prussiens ne seraicnt
done point nm asnonement. ct la mort de
Napoleon donnerait a Ia g"erre I'M caractere
de grandeur ct acknowledgements one nnl
Nose entrevoir. La Fmuce fprouve le besoin
dc hro>ser les Prnssiens mails CONNIE cette
France ripnb'icainc ba'uyerait nyec un bon-
heur supreme tous les rois ct les emperenrs
qui font omhre nu ciel dcs pcnp.s sonve-
rains Qui sut? Diea ne ilvre l'avenir
personne.
VIII.
QUAINT d Ia Prnsse stant atlnnses leg condi-
tions rolitiques ct dipom"ti7ues act"eles,
ellie ne bai-sera ras Ia tete tlevant m premier
3cl,ec militaire. Ellie est forte, tctue, gran.le
aus~i. La 'nier, c'est mipriser un adversire
ct ae mfpriser soi-meme. Srs honmps sont
hommes, ses ans sont no,nbreux, sou fnsii 8
aignilIe peut r3roudre au Chassepot ct 81
son GniIlaume n'e,t 9u'un grand Tenton.
Bismn,k est un A'emand de l'ic"e de Fra
drric. Tout celia ilnpliqne resistance achnr-
nee. lmtai'les aux proportions lie Sadowa,
pe"t-etre b;en contlagrton europae"ne.
I E,ptrons tontefois one Ia honchsr;e ne
sera pas de longne durac. Les moyens
:sctne!s de destruction s'opposent nnx Gner.
res dc Trentc ans. Et ruis Ia Prnsse est sans
ti"tte, sans marine s'rie,sse ct re1outnbe.
l. EspagLe, avcc ses factions intestines, ne
saurt etre nne alice hirn puissante Cuant
i ! Antrche. ellie Sc gratte encore d ieuuluit
Gu'on nomme Satluwa. Rtvnnche il pren'lre.
Mais a quo, bon apeer dans e livre n,ys
t1rieux de i'a,enir?
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Personal.


Hon. John p Hale is recovering from his
illness.
Among the nominations sent to the Senate
Wednesday was that of Wales Hubbard, to be
Register for Lewiston, Idaho.
Police Superintendent Jourdau of New
York has resigned the Office, to take effect
August LIST. The reason is not assigned, but is
supposed to be the dspleasure of the Police
Commissioners concerning Tuesdays riots.
A man by the name of John Varrell, of Rye,
N. H., was severely injured Thursday at Rye
by accidentally falling from Mountaineering.
His .eg was broken and he was otherw wise bad
ly cut
In looking up the record, in the Adjutant
Generals report, of Lieut.. q. G. Drew, who
died OF starvation and exposure in the Indian
country of New Mexico, we were surprised to
see him put down as deserter. We are glad
to learn from the Kennebec Journal, that our
personal recollectiOns of an honorable career
for Lieut.. Drew are confirmed, and that the
entry on the State record is grievous error
Corporal Drew was an original member of the
Third Maine, was captured at Bull Run and
suffered the horrors of imprisonment in to-
bacco warehouse at Richmond. From thence
ne was sent to New Orleans, and thence to
that terrible place, Salisbury, N. G. After
eleven months captivity he was exchanged and
rejoined his regiment, being promoted to ad-
jutant. In May 1864, a few months before the
time of the regiment expired, he was given a
UIItl ItdVo VI dueeHCc W reGurH uoiHt, uut WAS
taken sick in Philadelphia and was cared for
at the house of a friend. Here he was when
the regiment was mustered out, and as he had
unfortunately neglected to report himself he
started to answer to his name at the mastering
out, but failed through weakness to reach the
place, and under the memorable rule of red
tape he was put down as deserter. Lieut.
Drew, however, lsoon explained to the au-
thorities at Washington, and he'ioined Della
ware regiment. Just before the sur,
render of Lee he was wounded in action and
S Em live long and weary months OF pain.
n arn recovering, he enlisted in the regular
in California, and had not time 10 return to his
friends; And this briefly is his military his
tory. Poor fellow! he deserved a better fate,
Inc most that we can do now is to help efface
STAN upon ms record made by accident, and
~ of faithful soldier, a brave and self. sacri-
ficipg marriott A'
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The census-talxers in different parts of the
country are collecting some very curious infor-
nation. They find that the highest age attain
ed by unmarried women is 26 years. 1t is we'll
to have the point at which they cease growing
older definitely fixed.
The principal articles taxed by the law as it
now stands are expected to yield the following
sums, viz: Income, $14, 900 600; Spirits, So, :
100000; Tobacco $30,OOO,0O0; Beer, Sc, 600 600;
Stamps, $15 100000; Gas, So, 600 OC0. The new
law in respect to the duties on imports is to
take effect Jan. 1, 1871; in respect to most in
on income and dividends are retained through
1870 and 1871.
Chicago is rapidly approaching New York in
the character of her city council, of whom the
Times says: eff the debates, or, rather, the
jung iangle' of their meetings were reported
full of bad grammar, slang, profanity, personal
abuse and senseless confessions of ignorance,
corruption, carelessness, responsibility, and
neglect"
The Hon. Joseph S. Wilson, Commissioner
OF the General Land Office, has devoted much
time to the preparation of paper on the suita-
bility large tracts of otherwise valueless coun-
try in the West to the cultivation of tea, and
thinks the impending Mongollan immigration
may be usefully absorbed to la rye extent in
this field of agriculture.
An European war would, it appear find
Russia well prepared. In report present.
ed few weeks ago to the Gar, by the
Minister of War, it was stated that the
army was now in possession of 556, 491 new and
converted breech-loading rifles 1t was also
announced that up to the end of May the new
cartridge factory at st. Petersburg had made
$500 900 cartridges, and that it was now capa-
BILE of producing 100000 per day. 1t is clear
that we are not likely to see another great war
in which the Chassepot or the needle-gun will
be found opposed to the old muzzle-loading
rife Q
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the waters rushing along the street, till they
could no longer escape through the obstructed
gratings of the sewers. The sight was terrific
ally grand, and the crash and roll Of the thun-
der added to its solmnity. Almost everything
that was not well secured was Dlewn away or
borne down by the impetuous torrents. Com
paratively large trees were uprooted branches
of others were torn off, and sent spinning no
one knew whittier, whilst Esmaller sprays and
leaves were scattered everywhere like chaff.
Fences were thrown down in every direction,
and the railway track on st. Antoine street
was blocked up by fallen trees, Frustrated and
hurled thither by the wind. When its main
fury had spent itself, the rain still continued to
descend, and it was come time before parties
could ascertain their own damage, or the ex-
tent or that of their neighbors 1t was soon
known, however, that the city and environs
had suffered serious wreck. In the sleeper
streets, such as DrummOnd, not only were
trees torn up and damaged, but the gravel was
washed away to an extraordinary extent and
carried toHthe levels below. At the present
moment it is impossible to give in detail me
damage that has been done in and near the
city. This seems to have been coEhned primer
pally to the western district and the harbor
The tornado, for such it was, appeared to
have rushed through the gorge OF the Noun
tain, above McGll College, and, sweeping
downwards, across Sherbrooke street, to have
gained in force and fury as it progressed in its
course; circling in the direction of Mountain
and CIV streets across St. Antoine and ST
Joseph streets, where the rage OF the hurricane
appears to have c9llhinated; and thence to
have continued by the canal and over portion
of Grifintown and the harbor; finally spend
ing itself on the st. Lamberts side Of the river,
The Witness gives list of about fifty houses
that were unroofed Or seriously damaged by
having their gables blown out or walls prostrat-
ed. More than one house was twisted off their
foundation. Some of these roofs were carried
considerable distance. Churches, residences,
factories, school houses and warehouses stand
in the general destruction; but the only loss of
life reported, ir that of boy who was killed by
a flying timber. A laborer was severely ipjur-
ed by falling fragments. The details are of
thrilling interest, and we regret that we cannot
find room for them. The scene presented was
fearful in the extreme, and language would
fail to convey an adequate picture of the desc
which the tornado caused.
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HE Republican State Committee have a
meeting at the Falmouth Hotel Thursday
evening, July 2lst, at 7.30 o'clock.
The California Republican State Conven-
ton has adopted resolutions approving Rep
resentative Cakes bill to provide against the
importation of Chinese laborers.
The New York World claims that there
were only 1921 votes in the ten districts with
p inhabitants. The vote as given by the
Times, Tribune, Herald and Post is 1855.
The President has signed the Georgia bill.
JERoMR b. CHAFFEE was unanimously
nominated for delegate to Congress by the Re
publican Convention of Colorado, which pass
ed resolutions condemning the importation of
coolies and the Indian policy.
The President has nominated Arthur Nc
Arthur of Milwaukee, Wis, to be an Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
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Latest News by the NIafls.

The committee of conference on the Indian
appropriation bill have agreed TO a report, The
amount is about the same proposed by the
Senate, six millions, with proviso that moth
ing in the bill shall be taken or held to affirm
the validity of the treaties made in 1867 and
and 1868 by the peace commission.
1t is reported that secret treaty exists be-
tween Juarez and President Grant the latter
guaranteeing the Preside neg OF Juarez in CON-
sderation of the cesSion of Mexican territorv
Orange riots took place in Ireland Thurs.
day.
Loren Badger, the brakeman injured by the
accident on tho Northern Railroad Wednes
day, died Thursday night. He was ngcnsible
after the accident.
10 promote immigration to the Pacific Coast
luis projected to purchase 100000 acres of
land in Northern California and Southern Or
eson, along the California and Oregon Rail-
road, for $10,0O0OO0, and aid the immigration
OF 10000 persons from Germany and Northern
Europe to settle upon the tract
Private advices from China report that rep
RESERVATIONS have been made to the Imperial
government which will result in the prohibi-
ton of female immigration from Chris to CAL
lfornia. 1t is proposed to establish Chinese
Consulate at San Francisco.
Bills were approved by the President Thurs
day night amendatory of the bankrupt act, in
cooperating the National Academy of Sciences,
and releasing pork packers, lard renderers,
&C., from internal taxation as manufacturers.
Red Cloud and sixty lodges of Sioux came
to Fort Fettermen Thursday with the deter
mination of inducing all Indians in that couu-
try to make peace. He goes direct to the Chew
ennes and Arapahoes.
A. A. Snyders four year old son fell into
cauldron of boiling pitch at Patterson. N. J..
Thursday night, and though Immediately res
cued, his injuries are fatal. His flesh was
burned into mass of blisters and the skin
peeled off in strips.
The management of the New Hampshire
State Prison has passed into the hands of the
rev warden, J. G. Pillsbury. An examina,
ton of the cells of the prison disclosed that two
prisoners had been in the practice of carrying
tools from the workshops to their cells. Over
bushel basket full of files, saws, belts, drills
and such tools were found. One had construct
ed miniature engine, and they had beguiled
the weary hours in mechanical pursuits. Not
being ambitious for freedom no attempt had
been made to use the tools for escape, which is
certainly remarkable in penal servitude.
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even if the transaction was informal Il bene-

even if the transaction was informal, it bene-
fitted the freedmen. In regard to the Barry
farm business, he repels the charges of irreeu-
larity, and declares that neither he nor his
brother was benefited Or was interested pc
cuniarily Or privately in the transactions con.
nected with it. He denies that any portion
of the business OF the bureau has been CON
Quoted with extravaganza, or for his own ben
EN-, or tor that of his family. An abundant
array OF facts and figures iortify his state
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-16

RAILWAY CARELEssNEss.-It looks very
much as if some one was to blame for the re-
cent near approach to an accident on the
Grand Trunk Railway on the Back Cove
bridge The public will wish to know why il
is that, in spite of well arranged signals, the
train was rushing along at full speed with the
draw up before it. The matter requires inves-
tigation. Careessness under such circnm-
stances is an atrocious crime, and should be
punished as such.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-16
e. CCE
just received at 3OI Congress Street, a beau
tlful lot Of
Watches, JeweIry & Silver Ware.
ABNER LOWELL.
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NOn-Resjdent Taxes

N the town OF New Gloucester in the County of
lCumberland, for the year 1860.
The following list of taxes on the real estate of
nonresident owners in the town OF New Gloucester,
for the year 1862 in bills committed to Joseph Cross
Collector Of said town, the 18th day of July, 1862
has been returned by him to me remaining un-
paid on the 18th dav of AD H. 1870 by his certificate
OF that date, and now remains unpaid, and notice is
hereby gwen that ii the said taxes, interest and
charges are not paid into the Treasury said town
within eighteen months from the date of the COM
mitment0f the said bills, 50 much OF the real estate
taxed as will be sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor, including interest and charges will with
out further notice b. sod at pubic auction, at Sew
all Gross Store, Upper Gloucester, In said town, on
Friday, the twenty-seventh day OF January, 1871,
at O'Clock IN the afternoon.