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LAmitiS Sociable of Brooklyn gave their only
soir6e Of the season IN Riveis- Academy last even
Ing, aud it In every respect decidtN sue
Its members Hle gentlemen Of tue nN Nest
social position IN the ring iddeh suburb, anu tIe
tickets II invitation were oi course eagerly sought
alieI by the bsdu monde ever sihco ,hey were first
issued A lar 4 number having teeu given out, Il q
beautiful iall was crowded Vita lOyey 40.
men and gaI,ant ren.
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George Washington Lodge. No. gs5. r. and A. NJ,
vi meet th evening ior spec Al 0u'lnc''.
The A. and A. Scottish Rite hsons are observing
'hcir eilhiecnth annlyenIry N Cincinnati.
The District Grind Committee Of Queens county
viii meet IN Glen c. ie on Wednesday mex when n
ID Grand Master PosS viii denver his snnua addte
The tblrd degree vii no conferred THE sy0npg in
concord Lodgc No. ~, w. bro. OllOn, Master ~
street
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ducod the follow ting resolutions, which, giving rise
tO deU0ie, we're laid over under the rules.

duced the follow lug resolutions, which, giving rise
Ia deuaie, were laid over under the rules:
Wlereds Tho Hon wri'am n. sewnrd, the hororcd
his hot III the city Of Auh un after IrotractoJ VS.
60 remote nor ton ot this contiusut aud
Wnetcds Mr.. Spwutd has heen nr Nclv hentned
with he aional growth and prosper OF taIs state
aud OF tao ntef Sthte oi Lelrly hall century and
Whsreis. II Ia enn,ntiy rol cru at the representa-
nel should ten Ter to this di tint uisho son Of ev
orr ~ rope, tcco suion anu weic me commit usurate
vito ht srry ccA md ahles therefore
Re oted, u the s'tnate concur that Committee OF
- NJ oinled to invite the Hon VIM Seward to Wat
mo tarO rnd TO receive the coneratula ,obs OF tae
10 ihturc. at snch tin Gurinu tie resort so<ton a.
Will pe hicu ,onve-i-nt to him.
AN ASTONISHING CASE OF HONESTY.
Daring the session of the House this morning.
Ste kct hiieimln astonisle the House oy an
ntuncing that dOorkeeper had una pocketcook.
aud That the osner could have Il returned to him ty
establishing lis itle TO the p-ol erty Tne members
nWeared beWildered 1T the honesty OF tire door.
~ c. lielss, having recovered bis sen.ee,
to re:er tie poSke, bo'"n 'H' to 're CON-
miuee on Expenditure, OF the House,
OF ~ the yeueiLbie Oakley Tay (O'Kee 81, OF
Brookl n, Il Chhitnnn. Tie ereaker declared the
motion out Of le door, and the pocketbook contain.
ing as was perm lite TO remain In the CUSTODY Of
ho ones, doorSceper. This Is the FIRST practical
n-'au,e ti ntnesty In public nicer tnat has teen
heart o. In ibhuy 'or " epty 'enrs TIC fOor.
kce'er on ht at ouce go to uis honest he me, lest
he temrihs In ALBANY muc 10 ger be viii become =
cVtI upt rs those by whUm lie Il surrounded. SOL.
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The Fire Commissioner, NJ wal,cr'..

Last evening, In response to an invitatios
extended BY yr. Noes, the Fire Commissioners.
tended Nv MI r.Gen. shnler. and accompanied By
C'ief Engineer Fer ey ard Marshal Tooker visited
wallnck's tt e1tre To personally inspe-t the work
In" Of the fam ous fire scene IN lost at sea" The
hanfshTe 1hcp tore e-cor'et the ~erte men F." be-
Iind tie SCENES" and rere gave them m o2oortu-
nifty OF seeing and judging 'or themselves.
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me ONEIDA UOHROR.
Mr. DO Long. the Am,iicr Mn str TO
japan About TO Iros~cut cup. fyii
&C the IIonb y-Tto HunnirR Down OF
~. Ore d. tndcn.pbis Niur Ter.

JnpRn amour 10 ios"cut thp'. tyli .
&c the iIomb y-Ttc HubnirR Down OF
~ Ore d. linden able Mur Ter.
A letter from Mr.. Crowninshicld, Clerk TO Capt.
VIII ms, OF ii Oneida lbs jn4, been receive by
Is sitter In Boston. In 1t detIi ed account Is
given OF the ots Of Is slip. tnd tho rarcalars are
full and pccur,e I at t. ere can no Ion be amy
donbt m to vhetl et Capt EvIie Of the .'nbly
was rui'ty OF ue cine o toltenley leaving t.e
vessel e had run down, with the knowledge tha:
sic Lad teen Injured, and Without stop9ing 10 in
quire Tow severely. The Bombay neither cut the
ella entirely Il rough, or lid she run complete
over Ter: ut after sse Rad crushed through the
a'ed vessels eide. racked ava, frn'o her, and with
out question con inue | o her cour-e.
Tire ends ~ tie Onei las hAsts we're discovered
above the water Jan. 2l SIR C'owninshiel Is let.
ter also states thrt the rveSugatio" In n cnur' OF
inquiry Is proceediny, hut u ut II Is pr, ceeding
-.uwly. Mr.. Delong. the American Minister In
Japan, Mr.. CroWnins ieid continue, IL acting In
brave and praiseworini soiIit tie hs- announce !
lie determination, n suon the proceedings In the
court "f inquiry are conc cd, % prosecute p'.
Eyiie, even on the charge Of uurjer II the evidence
Nlll substantiate It.
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Mr.. Peter Ryle. u prominent citizen of Paterson,
ehial consumption.
Otto Vesbof, ~ell.known commission merchant
OF Iousvile, died Yesterday having fallen through
the hatch OF barye 10 Cairo.
Ebenezer Lane, one NJ tho founders OF the Lane
Ihe9Ioa 81 seminary N Cincinnati, dol 10 oIforo.
ONO, on Tuesday aged u years.
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hours or LEISURE.

Hall.
1ae jersey City Curling Club will oay tre Blrns
Club OF New York game OF cnr ng In u acys sktIn
Rink, Jersey CITY, this Afternoon.
They ha q brilliant gathering IN TIE city armorv
Jeney tly Ia evening the occis ion being the inyi
tston soeaole ofConpnnJf, Fourth Regiment, \. @.
The weilknoSn artist. Col. Flirrt1. received n
hif 10 ms IN the snti0 hullliny 29 Pun avenue aT
evenlng Many well known n lionaul1 wtri there,
M.s ENC, hr. ana Mrs blauvelt. all Mr.. anl Mrs.
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wi'I Fight Rattle TIM n be -windIcd.

The property owners Interested in the First
avenue pavemet met yesterday. and 1t was unani.
mouslv resolved to get m lrjunction og,inst the
wooden pavement, instead OF tile Bs'cian which they
want To defray the expenses. 1t was agreed to ro-
quest each lot-holder between Houstop and Thirty.
ninth street 10 pay t5 toward the fund. The follow.
irs-na- ed gentlemen were electe ne n, E-sruiivs
co. -~i'tee: J. Crnne. 10 Johu street: Y. Prccus,
i02 First avenue; r. Trant, alS East riv-el nth
street W. sCerrv, Twent .-elThth s,'eet nd First
"venue; J. OIL, 10t First a,e"ne :. Kei-. iH
Durin- tre meeting. TIE Bo1rd or Aldermen were
alluded to hv Mr.. y. Flaccus hsu. aud
blaCx.ulrls~
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PROTECTION ron WoRKISG WOMEN
Mns. Mcctin~s In Cooper Institute-work-
Ing ", men's Nnrouai Trade Org ,nizl-
ton TO be mcd-ereecbrs bv th"
lcnscrs m the l. bor n eform uoyrmcnt

Mass Mcriin-s In Cooper Institute-work-
I,g ~, m.u.. N,,.ou.i Trad. Org,nix,
- :,
u" ~ t"""" ereec" w
Lrn'cr> n 'he L. Dor Reform movement
YESTERDAY two meetings were convened in
- 80. -, - -, ,--,
'ooIet m>t'u"o hr 'he purpose o' 'o'HhnR
" Working Won ems National Trade Orgnnisa Ion"
vtth hr.,ch.s In ,hts and o,, or s,,,os \, "a .io
IN '"'7 SUI W - ''''V'
contemplated 10 provide "omnns LABOR hr'
clanre ard 10 erStera,e in estHl llshing Norksbors
a., .ao..,. o,h.. ,...,,.. -. ,, 80. -, 81.
a"u ""'p."s o'"e' "o"su'e' ''' 'uo "e'"' " 'n'
large body OF women workers throughout the
country At the meetin1 In the afternoon Miss
t.,,t. n, a.. -, ,,,...., rr,,, ,-..,,.,. "a
He"Nh' VI '"c Araso' "Ahe's '"I""' p'cs''ou' WI"
sner m address by MT Cummings OF Mdssnehu aetts,
toe oucer' for the evening we're tLen s.ecied rs
as follows;
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Desrsction OF tho y 81 rr.ut works-Les
l2OO,OOO.

Shortly before o'clock last evening, while
the hands we've engaged on the preTi-es. Ere As
discovered In tie store room ~ the E'g'e Print
$50, md 5'ia West Twerty. .nfh street. between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues The store room /.
situated In NJ. Isl, and the flames spread rnpi IL
through the whole Of the worxs that IN les than an
hour but lutte remained standing except the calm
ney The building VS. owned and UcS upied hy
Charles Manley, Of SO West Fifieti street. who
estimates hi- Oss on building. macainery, patterns,
and slocS st from siTj0o0 70 $4,000.
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The Sraaowed Altar.

CmcAoo, March l0.-A woman, whose husband
had rotured decree OF divorce has Instituted suit
10 have IL set aside, She says that 81 tven 70
her rel iyee In Ohio secoun, Of his cruelty; and
that during her absence he Obtained the divorce on
the ground of desertiOn, Al Lis request, she re-
turned und Hved Attn i'm ave montLs until sno
learned that q divorce had been ootained.l
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A Medical w fe Murderer Convicted.

CHc 400, March l0.-At Elkham, Wis, to-day
DR.. DuvaL tried Tor killing his wife, was found
guilty o. murder In the list degree. A motion was
made Tor an arrest OF judgment, on account OF toe
insuficency Of the Indictment TIE question was
cent to the Supreme Court and sentenee oi the
. .hatf
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Among the visitors Mt the Astor House yester.
day, was Gen. Cor Ion Grsineer, Postmaster Jones,
L c. Delevan, Faron Geroit, Miuister OF North
Ge-nnnv. Cav. re-s,r Mnren@. j. y suiiivin. q. r.
NeNster. an Z. L. n rre ". Perrvitn Miriter. In
,be nveoins Nr Sevnrl dine with MIR. FeG nng.
In Frh avenue. tt ex.Secretary takes the O'Clock
train this mcrniug for Auburn.
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PIrrsBuRGn, March l0.-At about 1880 O'Clock
=. NJ. t'':day, three men in buggy drove up TO the
two OF the men entered the bank. one Of v HON
knocked down the cashier, The only ofioer OF tile
b nix Iroeent, waLe tie othor ~ent behind the
amounting 10 $4,000. lie placed the money In Q
basket and ran od, hut crowd gave puI suit and
captured two OF the robbers aud secured all the
II
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one freight train ran into another on the Pacific
Ra fond ON Wednesday night, Franklin, llJurng
the locomotives and smashing seyera' carr.
Seth HnrrAo, heloor in the Erie RAILWAY Com
nsnys boi or shop In Fort IcrNs, take, cut OF
engine tank yesterday unconscious. he was nelninR
Dollcr ma eis who were on W outslds Iiy"tnE, and
had gas tight With hun. The gas hose leaked. and tie
,oieI vas soon n,led vuh he Ma rssnsctLvd by
- ~
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WAsHISGros, March lo-The President has
sent his card and ~il grant Gen. Quesadu smother
intetyioA tO.morroS aiternoon. Grant IL taking u
tie but until the time c. 10 act Grant has conf
denuany said no 10 only talE. Therefore to-moTro
there will be ouiy talk
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Ex,, Canal Coptrnc,,,s Hoard.

ALBANY, March l0-The Governor has signed
the bill abOshing the Contracting Board aud the
contract system on tie canals.
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ST. LOUIS March TO- "A. J. Spnher and Caleb
W. Baldwin had IN ull,rcainp here on Wednesday
nilht Both f-ed zach other IN toe same In
stapt Bldwi oA, .h.r through the heart. 5uSber
v a. shot IN the
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

ST. LoUIs, March lO.-Tho Mechanics Dank
esuned specie payment to-day. Il has about 10000
"A circuiat Ion.
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ODTTEART.
Death OF n Di.,insn she'd Southern Puip',
orator.

The Very Rev. DR.. Z. S. Baker died In Charles
ton on SundSy the ca inst AZ n pulpit orator, DR..
Iaker sss esteemed by many as having no supe Tor.
Bnrn In Ireland In is0i. lie came TO n II country
when young msD, ard studied Tor the priesthood
e ier the auspices OF the renowned Bishop Eng.
land. first Bishop Of tn. diocese OF Charie.ton For
. long time lie w1s connected with bishop Lynch.
tie inu-irious successor 10 RsNop ENGLAND. In The
editorial management OF the Caitei Statss CatAoiie
AiscelIdHb
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The Msi,re",meu, Of the Fsnion Prisos-r..

PARIs. Earch lo.-The kdrssillai.s says that
o'Dnn"yan Rosa I. stripped naked at least once
day and thoroughly searched; that lie Is subjected
TO brutal treameni, as teing struck by the prison
oicals; tha, he Is frequently placed In dark cell,
en- u mere bread snd water DIET; also, that he has
been hatnessed :" q cart WITH cord around hi
neck, and thus exnosed 10 his fellow prisoners ard
u tormentrs, lie siys thai his fellow Psnian
prisoners, Lynch aud Duny, died OF exposure and
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THE INDIiN sLACGHTERs.
PGb'ic c'inrs Hell 1hrou' hont nfontana
In APPROVAL Col. Bukri's Cnurre Re
tn'd ding the In nus-Gen. shci mans u u
ter TO Ger. shcridnn-Tt e As-' mn boin .
o. the War PaIh Against tue pIcgnns.

frr 10 Ecr, rhcrfHHn-Tt 2 N>-7 b0fn ?
o. the Nnr PaIh Against tue rIcgnns.
1ltLgN,, Montana. March l0.-Mectings have
h"en held in ever, town IN toe Territory during
he II few Wceks, anil IN every Instance the re-
cent action Ct Col. Baker in ti- endeavors to suo
1ress the depredatons committed ~ the Indians iu
Nontai has been iuly ond'r.el.
Tne Gros Nenire and As.inabti'c Indians have
started arse war p1r;, ~ at cS TIE re=an camps
Ia retaliation Tor being robbed Of al their ores
- tie rie ms last hl willie sick itn small.
4 Piogrns have tie same dse-se ow. aud the
Gros Nentres and A-siu,hoines deem u hyorahle
orpurtuniy I" tule n cir rcven"e. Gen. sherman
tus ud iresse q ,c'ter to Gen sheridan, In witch
he ceusure Gen Suy inr am rovi1g Of the course
taken Mr.. Cow IN ard 10 u e Indian slangh-
ters. ln-rectur.Ger. hardie and Gen. DE rfotrand
also give Gen. sheridan their approval.
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that they will be led into the committal Of
any such grave mistake. Vermont Tran
script. ~ g
The above extracts from our cotempo-
raries are gratifying, but much more ought
to be said about this mean attempt 10
undermine the reputation of the brave
Stannard for the sake of his office and
we promise our readers some revelations
upon the subject as soon we eau spare the
space to give them. Meantime Stan
nard's empty sleeve shall plead for HIM
against the whole flock of buzzards who
hover over every political carcass.
IT'S nothing to these political thieves that
STANDARDS pure, red blood ran freely in
their defence while theysneaked at home,
or that his strong arm fell sacrifice for
them they would not only strip him OF
his living if they could but would rob
him of that which would make him "poor
indeed" has gr.lHW sli nam.
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Johnson.

We would respectfully call attention
to the advertisement of Messrs. Stcarns
& Moulton headed . Pure Water" The
wooden conductor is the invention of Mr..
Osis Stcarns, one Of the manufactures,
and if it proves what we sec no reason to
doubt it will, it is an invention which
claims the attention of every housckecpcr
in the community.
As the article is now being manufact-
ured in our midst, it Is easy for all TO
test it.
Mn. ED.: time slice a sermon
was delivered here especially directed to
young ladies, as so many are gathered
here in the State Normal School. The
discourse simply showing what their mis-
sion should be as workers, fcllow-workers,
in building up all that is good in society.
And on this last Ssbbath of the term,
May list. the same pastor, Rev. +. Ok
nard, addressed the young men on the
word Power, aud without attempting any
thing like report Of the discourse, |
will say without any apology for the as
sertion,-It was discourse which net
only gave general satisfaction, bat it was
one | wish all the young men of the COM
munity could Lave heard how in all the
conditions of life the man is Man, high
or low and in all his acts; that God-giv-
en- Manhood should learn all to do riqht
without the fear or favor Of any.
HEARER.
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Vermont COnference------App0int-
ments for 1870.
MONTPELIER DISTRICT.

IA. SnERBuRN, Presiding Elder.
Montpelier, II w Worthen; Barre, P
Merrill; Wiliamstown, A 4 Billiard
Mortified, A G Stevens, S II Colburn
Berlin and Mortified Falls, o D Clapp
Middlesex, + NJ Miller; Moretown, ID
Willis; Waitsfeld, j Hamilton Warren,
to be supplied; Rochester, X w Harlow ;
Pittsheld, L II Roberts; Stockbridge. A
a Wade; Bethel Lympus, to be supplied
BY VIM A Bryant; Bethel, to be suppli-
cd by a b Hopkins; Randolph, j NJ
fuiier y South Royalton, W II Wright /;
Iunbridge, to be supplied by A Merrill !;
Chelsea J W Guernsey; Topsham and
y. corlnth, II G Day; w. Topsham and
Wait River to be supplied; Coriuth, to
be supplied by 7 Treyillian; Plainfeld. Il
Copeland Marshfeld and Calais, j s
spinney; Cabot, ] w Bemis; Worcester,
7 III Carpenter.
U w Wi der, Prof. in VT. Conf. Semi
nary, and member of Montpelier Quar-
terly Conference. Hy nht''-
). Holman, Agent of Vt. Conf. Semin-
airy and member Of Montpelier Quarterly
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A Terrible Disaster at Richmond,
Virginia.
FlFTY-EIGHT PERSONS KILLED.
AND MANY WOUNDED.
A FEARFUL AND DISTRESSING SCENE AT
THE RuINs-BUsINEss SUSPENDED AND
THE CRY IN MoURNINe-NAMEs or
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
RIonMoNp, Va, April 81.

RICHMOND, Va, April 81.
A large crowd assembled this morning
n'he upper portion Of the Capitol build.
ing, where the Supreme Court ofAppeals
is located, to hear the discussions in the
mayoralty case.
AT about II o'clock the floor gave way
beneath the dense weight, precipitating
the crowd to the floor below, which was
that of the House of Delegates.
1t is hard to ascertain at present the
extent of the injuries, so great is the ex-
citement, but some are killed and large
number injured. ''Na ~
Many escaped the terrible fate by
Jumping into the windows when the floor
gave way. The wounded are being at.
tended to. hif Ha hal
The following persons were among the
killed: 3'' lt tlt1 49,
Patrick II. Aylctt; Capt. Charters,
Chief of the Fire Brigade !. E. M. Soho.
field, City Assessor and brother Of Gen.
schofeld; DR.. j. B. Brock, editor Of the
Richmond InQuirer Julius A. Hobson,
CITY Collector; i. Digger, Member Of
fI-HH
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No. HYDE Park.

Rev. Mr.. Cleaycland is intending to
erect house this spring, proposing to
remain with us for an indefinite period
We hope our people will endeayor by
their sympathy and united effort in well
doing, to render the stay of our Pastor
pleasant and profitable. 2
Or. V, D. Rood is intending to leave
us about the 18th of this month. Our in
formant did not learn where, he intends to
locate. ......
-Alonzo Rittcrbush has recently fur
nished his mill with new patent wheel
of superior power; also new circular
saw. We suppose he will do brisk bus
mess.
oil Mr.. Putnam has passed away.
His funeral services were attended April
18th. ..a:a
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Local Matters.
Hyde Park.

The following resolutions were adopt
ed by Lamoillc Central Lodge, |. .. Of
G. T., at a regular meeting held April
Goth - ~ ....
WHEREAS, 1t has seemed good to our
Most High Grand Worthy Chief to trans.
fer our late brother, Nelson L. Keller,
from this to a higher Lodge, and, while
we bow in submission to the mandate of
Him who doeth all things for the best, we
can not refrain from expressing our sim
cere regret at this removal, and believing
it proper that our Lodge pay tribute to
the worth and memory of one who has
mcrited the same Therefore, be it
Reso.red, That in the death of Brother
Keller, We have lost one of our old
dest ard most respected members one
who was consistent in his relations to us !:
one whose presence alone was an cncour-
agement to our cndeavors in fighting for
the right and against the wrong; and,
also, one who was a kind and protecting
husband and father; an excellent citizen ;
christian gentleman, with enmity toward
none, friend to all.
Resoloed, That the legacy he has left,
a good name, is one which each member
Of this Lodge should desire to emulate.
Resolced, That the usual badge of
mourning be worn for thirty days; also,
that a copy of these resolutions be pre-
scnted to the family of the deceased, and
to the LAMorLLE NEwsDEALrR for publ
cation. a- oH -
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The Railroad.

The directors held meeting at St.
d Johnsbury last week, at which the several
bids for the work on the middle section
were opened and examined, and it is us-
derstood that some Of them were very IA
vorable; but only part Of the directors
being present, the contract was not a.
warded. OF course certain parties are
whispering that, because the contract was
not then and there awarded to the lowest
bidder, there is to be some foul play or
Partially, shown in the award. If the
: high character of the Messrs. Fairbanks
y and their co-directors were not sufficient
guaranty against any unfairncss in the a.
ward, as all who stop to reflect moment
must acknow,e lgc it. is, the overwhelming
force Of public opinion in favor Of the ut
most fairness, would be- If they desired
it, which no candid person can for mo-
memsnt suppose they do, the directors
would not dare to award the contract up
on any principle of Partially or favor
So we may rest assured that when the
contract is awarded, as it soon will be, it
will be given to the parties-reliable and
responsible of course-who have made
the most favorable tender. If we had
money to spare, any other course than
this would be an impeachment of the d.
rectors; but since the success of the en-
terprise has now been reduced to the
mere question of dollars and cents, and
, everybody 50 understands it, we think the
, persons who hold our director: in such
low estimate have not duly considered the
weight Of their imputations.
A meeting is to be held at Highgate
tomorrow, at which. certain questions of
location in thai town are to be settled
The final survey on this section common
.ces at Hardwick this week. .....