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by BaEkers,' Broker, asd cos4merc. L,n>, a,
1eieorapA.l
Lewis Johnson q Go. quote stu. (, ana ho,s.

'e contArou q No. 4uOtc .ttis ks ana h0Dtf
In home and foreign markets ~ follow:
NEW YORK, April 2a.-firs; Board-U y s,s
1881, coupon, us; b-20's, 1862, coupon, IIS : .
5-Ds, ist4, coupon, illA; 53Os, Issss coapon. /.
12R; 6-20s, new, 1856, coupon, llO ! 5-2O's is..7
coupon, 1loA; sos, ls6s, coupon itOS: 10 40,s
coupon, lo6x; Currency 6s, IL !. MaIfpo.s :,
do. Pref q, :, Canton, a2A; Cumberland, 2sS
Western Union Telegraph, 81, Quicksilver
sk; Pacific Mail, 3; Boston Water Power,
:; Adams Express, ei'.; Wells Express, ~ I,
American Express, $50; United States Express
AA; Merchants Union Express. =; New
York Central and Hudson, IS 10. do. Scrip,
92si Erie ,AA; Erie pref OF .4s, Harlem, ,is5
Harlem preferred, las; Reading. loO.; Mich
igan Central. l26; Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern, 92h; Illinois Central. Is5; Cleve-
land and Pittseurg, l05A; North est, 76s; do
preferred, q A; Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
oinnsti, =; New Jersey Central, los. Rock
Island, 1lsa; Milwaukee and ST Paul, eIk;
do. prefd 55h; Wabash and Western, s2A,; DO
DO. prefd, =; Fort Wayne, a2k; Alton and
Terre Hsute, ord, 80; do. pref-d. =; Chicago
and Alton, 113k; Chicago and Alton, preferred.
ia; Ohio and Mississippi oertiiicare-, s2s; Ten,
nessee 6s, old, 59A; do. new, 55s. Virginia 6's,
6's, SO. Gold, 1lSSsll3g. Msrke, strong.
(By Cablel
LONDON, April 25, p. m.-Courols for money
ga; for account, - 4; Bonds, 1852, sss n; Is.ss,
1861, ~ \; lo-4o's, Sc Illinois, Il2, Erie, 49,
Atlantic, AH.
LIVERPOOL. 2 p. n-Cotton market steady.
Sales 10000 bales. kiddling Uplands, llS;
hiddling orleans, hsllh.
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SPhiladelphia is IN earthly paradise. They
arrest people there for singing "Shoo Fly"
SWendell Phillips said in his late sermon
lecture in Boston: "When the devil pours out
one dollar let Christianity pour out two"
ga woman in Montezuma. Iowa, has lately
given birth to perfectly healthy child weighing
only two pounds.
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The Ecumenical COuncil-AdOptiOn
OF the Constitution "De Fide.,'

-@0E@SF4VF3 20 x7sc Vc7st5V
ROME April 25.-At the Ecumenical Council
on Sunday six hundred and sixty-four Fathers
were present. The constitution 'sDe Fyde" wa
unanimously voted. 1t contains four charter
and eighteen can0ns as follows:-Charter lst of
I'VE canons on the creator; charter I'd, of four
canons on the revolution; charter 81. of six
canons on faith, and charter 4th of the three
canons on faith and reason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-25

JOHN BRoUGHAM-the popular, speech-mak
ing John; poet, actor, dramatist, &c-win ap-
pear at the National Theatre this evening, in
the new sensation play, "The Red Light
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The Markets To-Day.
7tlecrdpAsd KscIsstrely 20 Tae Ev,s.ae .stay

BALTIMORE, April 25.-Cotton very qmet and
nominally at S. Flour quiet At previous quota
tions. Wheat firm; MARYLAND. sl.42sel.45 and
sl.55 Corn active; for white, G el.Ia.sLI2; yellow
dull, At sl.1O. Oats, 63a65c. Rye s95aSI no.
Pork hrm, AZ 50. Bacon active; rib sides. 10 c.;
clear. do, 15c.; shoulders. 13cai3 hams iaa-
zoe: Lard firm at l6A aI7c. Whisky quiet At
s1.06.
BALTINoRK, April 2a.-yirginia SKIES. old ssx
bid, 81 asked; de-, 1896, 66 bid. 66 asked; do,
1861, 6l bid; North Carolinas, Old, t5S bid.
NEW YORK, April s5.-stocks very strong.
Money easy az 5a6 per cent. Exchange, long,
short, 81. Gold, l34. BOnds IS
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Railroad Accident.

IetegTdphed E1clusiuely to The Euenin0 Star.
MEMPHIS, April PA freight train on the
Mobile and Ohio railroad ran through the trestle
near Humboldt yesterday, demOlishing the
engine and six cars. The damage to the trestle
win be repaired tomorrow.
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APPoINTED.-Michael Frank,of Wisconsin
and M. Welsh, of New York. have been ap-
pointed first class clerks in the Fifth Auditor:
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-25

THE Chicago Post says Sypher is naught to
Congress. Yes, he's been rubbed off the black
board.
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GRAY HAIR

GRAY HAIR
Restored TO ats Original Youth fu ColsY
BY the use Of that Scientific Discovery, called
HALLS VEGETABLE 6ICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER.
II VIII make hau grotc upon bald heads, except
10 very aged persons, IL furnishes the Hutrtiye
principle by which the hair is nourished and sup
ported.
will prevent the hair from falling out, and dees
not stain the skin.
ddsoed than the fact that many limitations Of u are
1T il A SPLENDID HAIR-DREssINGl
Our IT, eatise on the III air sent free by mail.
X. HALL CO, Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. ap4-eolm
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Fire In Baltimore.
feleordphed kSclusivelr % The kpenin1 Sfdy

BALTIMoRR, April 25--There was Q fire this
morning at No. ls3k South Charles street, occu-
pied by Grlstel as basket factory, and Nos. b,
A, and 40 Guilford alley, adjoining. The entire
damage is 8, 900.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvRNUE.-The receipts tc-a,y
from this source were 1921 ,329.S3.
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Ii Wasn't Earl Derby.
Tele0rdphed Erclustrelv TO The kvenin0 Na,.

LONDON, April 25-It now seems that it was
Earl Denbigh who toasted the Prince OF the
Asturias at the banquet in Rome. Owing to the
similarity of names certain Madrid Journals have
attributed this unfriendly action to Lord Derby
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BRIGNoL1's ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE will
give three entertainments, commencing on
Thursday evening next, at Wallis Opera House.
with 'Iucia di Lammermoor." The sale Of
seats will begin at Ellis music store tomorrow
morning. "n TrovatOre" and "Lucrezia Bor-
gia" are on the bills for Friday and Saturday
nights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-25

VIRGINIA LAND SALE-John jay, Of Chan
tauque county, New York, has purchased the
improved farm OF Henry Wagner, near Nokes-
vile Statirn, Orange, Alexandra and Manassas
railroad, In Prince william county, Virginia,
containing las acres, for s5 500 cash.
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The Future Monarch OF Spaine
eISnrdnhed EscI,l sirellf 10 fhs Erensna Ga

MADRID, April 25.-The journals OF this city
mention the continued receipt of memorials
from the northeastern provinces favoring the
election Of Espartera as the future monarch OF
Spain.
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The French ssParty OF the Len'' will
Vote Together.

Teleoropked Erclusiuely to the Evening Star.
PARIS, April 25.-It is reported to-day that
,ne disaIecoion IN tne party on tne Lett has
alike.
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Arrived 0uf.

QUEENSTOWN, April 25.-Arrived, yesterday
the Java and Idaho.
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ALLEN's LUNG BALSAM,
THE REMEDY FOR CURING

CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, AND GROUP
As AN EXPECTORANT 1T HAS NO EQUAL
plants, which chemically extracted, 90 &c to re-
tain all their medical qualities
MINISTERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
hnd a remedy In this 8alsam Lozenees and
waters sometimes give relief but this Balsam, taken
Few times Will insure Q permanent cure.
Will all those afflicted with Coughs or Consump-
ton, give this Balsam . fair trial, they will be
pleased With the result and confess that the Sure
- IL IS Sold by all Drngeias. mhIS solm6W
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Massacre Of the English Prisoners by
Greek Brfgands.
TeleQrdphef k1clusipelr % The kpenina Star.

CoNsTAErINoPLE, April "a, Evening.-The
Grand Vizier has just received dispatch from
Athens announcing the massacre Of the English
prisoners by the brigands.
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FINANCIAL AND ConnxsCrAL.

The New York money market i easy at four
to six per cent. the latter being almost excep-
tonal A. the rate on miscellaneous coIlaterals
The market for commercial paper shows more
movement, and prime double nsin. aooeptances
are current nj an average OF seven per-cent. dis
count. The weekly statement OF ths~ ssoctate
Banks v very favorable and one of . best e,-
hiblts this season. While the banks have de-
creased their loans million dollars they have
gained ABOUT three millions In legal tenders,
against los i'm specie OF a million and a half of
dollars The surplus above the legal reserve
has increased oyer a million.
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The DISTRICT SUPREME JUDGEsHIP.-The
President has withdrawn the nomination of
Judge Humphries, of Alabama, sent to the SEN
ate last week, for the Supreme Bench of this
District, he having been notified by the Senate
that as Judge Fishers resignation did not take
effect till May I'd no vacancy existed for which
an appointment could be made.
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CHARLES HEIDSIECK
CHAMPAGNE. Sillery and Extra Dry. In Das-
kets-in cases. For sale by all wholesale grocers
and wine dealers. Sole agent for United States,
SCHULTZE TALLER, 40 Beaver street, New
York. nh 2l -2aw2m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.
MR.. JOHN BROUGHAM

Iommt boing VT NEAl NITHT, April z, and
Every Evsbing until further notice in his larest and
most spcces.ful Drama Il TIE RED LIGHT, OR
I'VE SIGNAL OF DANGER, produced with New
Machinery and Novel Mechanical Effects
BkOCGHAM MATINEE ON SATURDAY
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COL. M L. LUDINGToN, formerly Chief q. NJ.
Department Of Washington, and recently or
dered from New Mexico, where he has been on
duty since the war, to report in this city for
duty in the!Q. M. Generals Office, left Santa Fe,
on his way to this city, last Wednesday. Pre-
yous to his departure he was called upon by
the prominent citizens of Santa Fe, where he
appears to have been as popular for his courtesy
and prompt and impartial transaction of busi-
ness As he was in this city during the war.
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Foreign News.

The cable dispatches from England for the
last two weeks are mainly taken up with &C
counts of the long talked Of yacht race be-
tween James Gordon Bennett juniors, Ameri-
lean yacht Sappho and Mr.. Ashbury's English
yacht Cambria. The arrangement was to
have three races, Of 60 miles each and return,
the winner to take the prize-a gold lined
silver cup. The first race took place on the
10th in the channel, off Cowes, and was fairly
won by the Sappho. The second race took
place on the 10th, when the owner of the
Cambria, finding the wind not to suit him.
fairly backed out The third race took place
on Tuesday, when the Americans were again
victorious, though Mr.. Ashbury grumbes and
claims consideration on account of difference
in size of tlS vessels.
From France the dispatches all relate to
the vote on the plejisci'um and the disorders
attending the election. OF course the vote
was as the emperor desired, about 100000
for. to 1000 900 against the pleb,sctum. Con
siderable disorder prevailed in Paris on the
night of the election Barricades were thrown
UP in the Feubourg du Temple and the Belle.
vile district, but the military force at hand
was so overwhelming that they were soon
broken down only dozen or 50 of the rioters
being killed.
Since the election, Rocheforts paper, the
Murseulaise, has been suppressed.
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RAILROAD SMASHUP!
Two Engines and Tweniy.One
Freight Cars Demolished

Yesterday morning at 40 o'clock a couple
Of freight trains, while under tremendou:
Roadway, collided at a place about four mile:
west Of Ottawa, with such force as to utterly
demolish beth engines and twenty one cars, all
laden with valuable merchandise. The trains
were the Peoria Freight extra, due at Ottawa
at 1888 A. NJ, and the Regular Rock Island
Freight, due here at 4:05. Thus it will be
seen the Peoria train was behind time while
the other was on time, or trifie ahead The
up train was evidently trying to gain time.
The timetable on Which they We're running
was new one, and perhaps not well under
stood by the conductors, so that perhaps there
was misunderstanding about it at all events,
there was fearful collision and on straight
track. Strange to say, although one train was
going al the rate Of % and the other at 30
miles an hour, all the men on both trains ma
mayed to jump off and escape unhurt, save
that engineer Murphy, who leaped off when the
locomotives were within 20 feet of eaah other,
sprained his ankle, and a brakeman jumped
from the top of car and landed safely in the
canal
So tremendous was the force OF the collision,
that the engines and cares are reduced to
splinters and fragments. The engine of the
down train, or what is left of it., stands facing
the east, as if it had turned half sumersault.
The ground is strewn with pieces of iron, bits
Of plank, shreds of merchandise, parts of sew
ing machines. &c, and perhaps hundred
dollars will not adjust the losses.
The circumstances all considered, the wonder
is how the men on the trains escaped with
their lives, and it is marvellous that they did
not suffer broken limbs or other severe wounds.
The telegraph lines are broken down. the
poles for some distance at the collision being
demolished, and force of men was putting
them to rights yesterday. The wreck and re-
pairing trains from above and below were all
day at work gathering up the wreck, repairing,
&c; and at Ottawa, at one time, the main
track of the railroad and the side track tor
the distance of nearly two miles were crowded
with trains awaiting repairs to pass on.
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EDITORS FREE TRADER:-An impression
prevai!s TO q certain extent that the Rev. Mr..
Howard, of Maine, who preached in the Congre-
gational Church of this city week ago last
Sabbath, is not in a position to accept call to
the pastorate Of this church, if extended.
How this impression has been created it is not
for me to say, but after having had quite long
and interesting interview with him, when here,
I think can safely say that there are no reason.
able grounds for any such belief 1t is due to
him, and also to those who feel disposed to favor
his call, if such should be made, that this erre.
neous impression should be removed. II.
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Splendid Democratic Victory in New
York!

Il state election was held in New York on
Cuesday for Justices of the Supreme Court
Each party had made regular nomination of
uneXceptionablc men, SO the vote was as fair
. test Of party strength as can be made. the
result Is the election of the democratic candi-
date b. over $4,000 majority. The vote can
boz no Other Interpretation than that it is
sharp rebukc Of the republican party, and
forernnncr Of the overwhelming defeat that
awaits tina, party at the polls next fall.
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ence to the various counties.

Lew. Stewart, Of Plano, who can make a
speech almost as well as he can make money.
lately addressed the people OF Sycamore, in
behalf of a subscription in favor OF the pro-
posed Belvidere Il Ottawa Railroad. He said
some good things, and from the speech a. re.
ported in the Sycamore Republican, we clip
the following paragraphs.
To show the necessity for new roads, and
the consequent reduction Of freight, he said /:
We manufacture Marsh Harves,ers at Plano,
and ship them to California. We frs. send them
to Chicago, fifty miles, then having got them
there where there is competition We ship them
directly back over the same line through Plano
on to California, and save some twenty dollars
in freight by the process.
In answer to the objections raised by some
that the subscription would be disastrous to
the town, he quoted Aurora:
No town was ever yet killed by taxation. The
dead towns are those where light taxes are paid,
and if q man wants to avoid taxation he must
20 out among the Indians Aurora has voted
100000 to the Hinckley r. r., $4,000 TO the
Fox River r. r., 100000 to the Machine Shops,
$4,000 for its Court House, and $6s,000 for q
school, and it is the livelisst town IN the west.
II It had gone against all these appropriations it
woald DO dead town-they have doubled the
value of ito real estate.
Again referring to the Burlington road, and
trying to show that the stock of the Belvidere
h Ottawa road would of itself have instrinsic
worth he stated:
When the Burlington road was built and my
{athsr took stock IN the amount of half we were
worth, and our great misfortune has been that
they didn't want US to keep it and 30 took it of
our hands. 1t has been . wonderful success.
Mr.. Thomas Pierce, of Plano, invested 5000 in it
and these shares have grown to Is, and he gets
$3.50 q ysar from them. ESQ., McGiciiand put in
$4,000 and when no died two years ago his heirs
divided $32, 900 worth of stock, the natural in.
crease OF his first purchase, and he had received
10 per cent. on it all at the time.
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in 1872, and every two years thereafter; and
that, in the election tor representatives, each
voter may cast as many votes for one candi.
date as there are representatives to be elected,
or he may distribute the same. or equal parts
thereof, aiming the candidates as he chooses.
The candidates receiving the highest vote
to be elected.
The effect of this system of voting is OBJ
vious. In every district, no matter how large
majority one party may have over the other,
the minority will be able to elect one of the
three representatives, while upon the whole
the party having a majority in the state will
hardly fail to have a majority IN the legisla-
ture. Under the present system, the demo-
cratic party of this county, within fraction
as strong as the opposition, is virtually with.
cut a representative at Springfield. This plan
would give US always at least one of the three
And while it would thus work in our favor
here, it would in the same way work in favor
Of the opposition in strongly democratic dis
tricts. The:plan seems an admirable one to
give all classes their due and exact weight in
our legislature, and we therefore cordially and
earnestly urge our readers to vote for it.
Z. The next provision submitted separately
involves the question whether township, cities,
counties, &C., shall or shall not be prohibited
from pledging their credit and subscribing to
stock in railroad, manufacturing, or other cor
porstions. This business Of local subscrip-
tons to railroads and like enterprises has been
carried to such extremes OF late years. that
the time really seems to have come when there
should be some limit placed upon the bust
ness. The adoption of the provision will end
the matter at blow, and We are inclined to
think it is about what ought to be done.
8. The last provision to be vot ed on sepa-
rately is aimed against the project of extend
ing the Illinois canal to Rock Island, and is
intended to kill it by forbidding any state aid
to its contamination, 1t is provision that
ought not to receive vote in its favor this
side of Egypt. The time may come when the
oppression of the railroad monopolists may
make this canal, as indeed it nearly is already,
an absolute necessity. The best way is to
leave the Legislature free to do what the ext
gencies of the future may demand in matter
of % much Importance.
The constitution is to be voted upon at an
election to be held on the first Saturday, being
the second day of July next-some six weeks
hence. The ballots, which are somewhat pc
culiar in form. are to be printed at Spring
field, at the expense of the state, and distribu-
ted thence to the various counties.
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FEMALE SrFFRAcE.-Thc case is put in so
strong a light as to be almost irresistible by
the Manchester On. H.) Union, in the follow
ing paragraph;
1--WE are opposed TO female suffrage for many
reasons, while we cannot think Of one 70 justify
it; but the perils and disgrace Of the fifteenth
amendment are so much greater than those be-
longing to female suffrage that it seems ridicu.
lous to welcome the negroes while we exclude
the women
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Mr. Parton is said to be engaged in prepar-
ing three articles for the -itant,c Monthly, the
first to be entitled ''Will the Coming Presi-
dent do Anything but Smoke p The second,
"Will the Coming Secretary Of the Navy know
Anything about Ships!" The third, "Will
the Coming Secretary of State know Any
thing about Anything" Three pretty serious
conundrums, says the New York Sun.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-05-21

ATTENTION, FARMERS Farmers will please
Marsh Harvester in the towns Of Brookfeld,
Grand Rapids, Fam Ridge, Ottawa, South
Ottawa, Rutland, Manlius and Fall River. Any
one wishing one of those machines, or any infor-
nation concerning them, will please call on or
address >. a. WooDWAHD,
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1t is a historical fact that Rcvcls does not
crook his dusky form in the identical sena-
torial chair once occupied by jefferson Davis,
in the Senate chamber, as that interesting
piece of furniture was broken all TO pieces by
the zeal OF the sixth Massachusetts, regiment.
while guarding the government property in
the Capitol, in April 1861.
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Destructive Fire at Wenona.

The WCnOna Inter comes 30 us on half
sheet. and i'll mourning, announcing the de-
struction Of the best part of that iourishing
town by ,3.c. 1t occurred about 10 o'clock on
Wednesday morning, the FIRE originating in
She rear OF the old Wcnona House. sweeping
.broush that row and then crossing the street,
destroying thc large elevator of Buckingham
>Brss., OF Chicago, and the Illinois Central
freight and passenger houses, with a large
amount of goods stored in them The Inder
gives the names OF 80 firms and individuals
Chat are losers by the calamity, ana foots up
3he losses at $4,000, OF which not a fourth
is covered by insurance. 1.-THE fire." says the
inGe2, SIS a terrible blow to Wenona, which
will be fell by many tes years TO come; but
The manner in which the sufferers take their
losses shows that they have not lost the grit
and pluck f6I which hog citizens have been so
Long notice. WenonG WI yet rise Phoenix.
like from the ashes, and assert her dominion,
>he Queen Of the Prairie, without superior.
and scarcely pecl among the young cities of
.Ac State
Among the losers We notice the name of l..
H. Tower, formerly OF Ottawa. for S3.5Oo
worth OF agricultural machinery, with no
5nslrp0ru
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-05-21

STREATOR ITEMs.-lhe bridge across Otter
Creek will be completed in few days.
The hack 20 Ottawa run, every Monday, We'd.
nesday and Friday.
We have travelled over much better road
thau the routeto Ottawa now is In fact the
mos. Of il is broken up, and ruts abound Mon.
ttor, Ncy 11M
Mr. Dalton, the new editor Of the Monitor, has
decidedly improved that paper. Let him keep
out long Communications and wordy editorials,
and fiji up with spicy "locsls," and bis paper
will be . success