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, 1870-05-24
THE CAUGHNAWAGA SHIP
CANAL.
Tho Subject Before the Boston Board
OF TrRde.
Bnsrn.y 1{nr

Tho Subject Before the Boston Bonrt
OF Trade.
| ......--. Boston, My a.
At meeting OF tho Boston Board
Of Trade, this afternoon, the merits o.
the, CaughnaTaga Canal were set fortI
by the Hon. George Young, Of Montreal, and
tho Hon. Levi Underwood, Of Burlington, Vt.
| This company was chartered, at the late SEES.
alon OF tue Dominion Parilament, to construct
/ q ship canal OF large dimensions between the
mouth OF the Ottawa River, On the ST. Law
Jobas a1 hTn S ensbe propele1s of 5
and evepMaily W steamships A Of @ 500 tons, to run,
ihs besd Of Afs Lake Ghampsu h T at cost ot
"a. so per ton.
From Dnlnth direct Iines of railway are to
be opened this summer. connecting Lake Supe-
rior with ST, Paul and the Red River Of tho
% lana navigation. St. Paul IS The depot Of a
vast recon in Minnesota, Dakota, and Iowa,
ai,onntIinc in lumber. and havinr close connec-
fions with the North Pacific RAILWAY. and q
line is IN progress that will form the shortest
routa betWeen tho Union Pacific Railway ana
The Csuclnawaga Canal on its way from
Lake Champlain to The ST, Lawrence, Las two
on.1ofs thd ono IN TaEa 81 Tnn;a onnos;fo
tha f,tfawa. thn other in tfe Heanhaarnais Ca
nai whicn connecfs fwn 1T the H. Tnwrenra
iaEes St. Louis md St. FTaucis. Il Tiii carry
Of or Lake Champlain' t through which tEey vii
aga3n IA Ia nns} mtg sne b. oe1"een 4on"
a racards rost the chaanest trsnsnortat;on
ia on 1of,4 vnyares on tha onen sca, and the
ros4 ~ ~ ~ tgas;3 Screaaaa NJ ~ ien ~ to
rr,a -aiat;ra cos+ ,,ar IN ~. IN +ha hoat
.rs,;.1,asa ). sot1o, w > .14-' MILL '1o
, 1870-05-24
A NEW SENSATION IN NEW
YORK.


Lum Ling Nau, u native Chinese physlcian,
said to be as learned rs Druid and slalled as
Esculapius himself proposes to rid GotEnHltes
Of all the physical ills that flesh Is Eeir 70.
The celestial sage viii A1riTo by tho Pacific
Nail comgans st. steamship 9as aas h. he5 1fs asst
an interpreter, Lee Sing; two Chinese apothe-
caries, All A1ok and AZ Sam, and an endless
assortment OF drugs and medicines the
efficacy OF which, it is affirmed, viii knock
spots" out OF the most vicious Je1feJ fever
and ague that ever brought desolation over
that fretful State. Should they succeed even in
counteracting the ravages Of the 4hghtniug
manufactured in that quarter their dispensa-
tion will be hailed with general aeclan1Ation-
DR.. Lum Ling Wan is the first OF bis hand
sion east Of the Rocky Mountains, and has cay
ried it On in successful operation in San Fran
cisco for soma years. It is significant fact,
by the way, that not long aincc, the American
practitioners OF that city took mnb1ge at the
Chinese doctors, and introduced i bill into tho
straining them from practice. Lum Ling Wan
is no Rowery quack, but belongs to family Of
medical men, his ancestors having carried On
the business time out Of mind m China. Nor
government is wisely opposed to allowing half
hedged young fellows to 90 forth with lancets
and pocket full OF pills scarcely knowing the
difference between chalk and ch eese-
obtaining
th;s nlertsf 1,,,,,f,,7ET --.s mn ~ A. t;na1
taai - tai,;1,,, tLa ,a4;,reHo1 4vntona ~ tba
I;ea.a. - 1,at;ant T. ia has|;taI - cs,,o
ta1 hi;ngf5e ~ nd lii s. %,o 10 g1,gia nnt IL
tb1ao f;,,tara ~ "a n,,,sa and
= s ,,,s cou1d ~ aecet,1;abad 1ifh IL eyas
ahu} 81 WSat con be- uot discern when ia riitier.
~ ,,t;a. d;raet tha;, sssrrh;n1 9ianca.
~ ~ a.,ae;etad r;a,,ea ~ anna matro.
1,o,;t.n nv Hiu n csE}en satementa sre
1a ~ ,b-e snna.-s o. trnrnd to
r. t uI ttars T. ~ h;s sar., ~
u;o4s;1 wh;cs ; ~ ami ha ran u hr;nc ;nto
Pe.aa' wGn q ~ ISup' n 40 caM p1.u 1Jto
!nauta..Jin1 ni1 oeio1s ~ hot,nu s+.I s.aSs.rt
,s;m. ~ po-t;s, 80 ,,.ss ~ n1onta aTJ
n.t.a VIII ~ pet;on az ~ 1;s Ise1 n,trs eo1nt ~
ntuat ptoouS..oas " ~ I t1at 49, oeT1, ~,
VET tEe1e p, - L? !uestn o0t .stas .uas ' ~, III
Mau "M tta. tuaGs"'e .,So11ar ssSsam sn1s ,;rai ~
engage al.en''ou' Neooensanez1at sz.a nssI ~
seven years On gfaSs aIu etew eEss:tas ~
theIeon- Lun lang Mnu , nss .1easn.Go a ar;
quite a cargo OF toots, ne!ps, !eIses, ana at asa
MAJ pfod1cts, ana tnete u 1o knoMns WELL
benehGiA results may lssne t1om Inen 9oHn- 1n1E.
teous ttspensa6on among 1aeseo anu tauAy
patients II nothing better ne = may give me
city doctors shake up. But the really great
object to be obtained lss to make fewer
cases Tor the CorODeIB- 1t may be NEIL
, 1870-05-24

We took occasion to say, few days since,
that q political convention could not qualify
a ,nnn for the Office OF Judge who IS moi
otherwise qualified What ne said Of g
rarty convention is likewise true OF 'sba1
meeting" The bar Of Chicago consists,
nominnlly, of four or five hundred men,
who can exhibit, when required, sorne; Kind
Of evidence that they hare been admitted
to the privilege Of practising Inv if any
body wants to employ them 1t consists,
in fact, of less than one hundred persons,
who do n1l the business that is done IN the
courts of record, except mere fraction
The remainder afe Law students, clerks,
copyists, pettifoggers, collecting agents, shy
tiers, detectives and pimps. They outnum-
ber the members Of the bar about as retail
grocc1s ounumber Wholesale Possessing
some documentary evidence that they have
been admitted to the bar, they are, for tho
most part, preternnturally wise On the quail
hcations of Judges, and, having no Inv busi-
ness to transact, are industrious and vocifer-
ous in making proclamation of their views.
The bar meeting held on Saturday WAS q
failure. That it succeeded in accomplish
ing nothing WIS most fortunate for those
7nemlers Of the bar who are really inter-
ested in securing good Judges. To say
that y ,r,a q tn7onltuous and uncore1n
.h1o moi, is to state what every prominent
.sa.,,1>a- of tna 1,or there nresent knows to
- 49, a., md hos no hesitation Bhateyer
- sar7nc nnaeaoed ATTORNEYS. who have
-. - nm .be;r nrofassional shells: bows,
~ ~ 1f ..1-.,[-1 aran =, t1,a n,ofess;on
~ - .,o~ .1.;n, h he1ono- ha,,itnes Of
-L~-,- o.,l ,,,,r,;,,,
, 1870-05-24
The British Mint and Eor9igns Cow
eEnmentSe

In the House OF Commons. Nav +, NJ. Dix
on asked the Chancellor OF the E1chequer
whether the mint had lately received or ten
dered for, an order for coinage from South
price; whether the policy indicated IN the fol-
lowing extract from the supplementary memo
randur On the changes proposed in tho mint.
dated November II, 1869, WIS hereafter to be
adopted by Her Majeaty's Government:
That there would appesr to be no reason
Why the mint should refuse to under
take the execution Of coinages for foreign
governments. Many contracts for foreign
coinages have Of Late years been executed at
Birmingham with large profits to the contract
or and it is obvious that the mint, with tho
appliances at its command, and the risk to
left unemployed, could with advantage under
take such contract" and whether, in his opin-
ion, such policy, II adopted BY the govern
ment, would be otherwise than injurious to
the manufacturing interests Affected by it.
The Chancellor Of the E1chequer. It is
quite true that the government have entered
into a provisional arrangement With the Re-
public Of Uruguay in South America for silver
and gold coinage. The arrangement, at pres
ent, is only provisional and cannot give
details as to price, As to the second point,
have very carefq1ly and anxiously s1amined
the question whether it is possible thst
the whole coinage Of this country
could be conducted by contract; but
have satisfied myself, for reaaons which
appear to me conclusive, that it would not be-
attended with economy or security Ths next
question Is, whether We may adopt the policy
Of executing orders FOR the coinage Of other
Countries policy adopted BY almost
every country N Europe We are obliged
to keep up very large and expensive
which have often very little to
do Last year there was considerable gold
coinage. This year it will be very light I
am, therefore, OF opinion that il Is desirable,
rather than keep our establishments uueua-
ployed, that We should do as other countries
10, and undertake orders for the coinage Of
Dther countries. I am prepared to enter into
OF that kind, and, to execute such
orders, to keep our establishnc not otherwise
employed Aa to the question OF injury to
paEheR IN the manufacturing towns, am not
LWare that the private coiners Of this country
ever executed gold or silver coinage, and.
therefore,, 7 do not see how this eneaGemant %
he mint can bo injuxiuus to them As to the
,ronzs coinage, I believe it was executed
n birmingham; but am bonnd to say that
t had been possible to employ the mint upon
t, it would have been executed more cheaply
han it could be by contract The result Of
NJ answer to the question Of my honorable
Enend Is that We are prepared to act for for
ign countries aud to undertake the execution
Il coinagea for them.
, 1870-05-24

4 s5ss sss as e5s ss;; ss:ssss ssS
I sssss bare pss2 s ss I sjs ss5s ss
Co1ntessss c4oma5ss R.ranesses o Dc Clifford. Dc l.
1s I'D Ket9ss nss; L. L. Spencer, North, sempn, snd
s,. Zonche, I'm I'd Vistountess Beaconsaela, the
1stieP sani Being Mrs- pisrael Eho vas Is enaoelsd %
thass p l nseseases will cortainly claim juTe ta
~ IN tae House Of Lords. =
, 1870-05-24
How to Ikeyiyc TrccAs

70 The Editor Of The Chicago 7ibAHes
A great deal Of money has been expended
during the past winter in planting large trees
On the streets and avenues, and doubtless
very many proprietors arc now feeling much
anxiety lest they should suffer from this long
continued drought, and, as it may not be gen
orally known that thorough drenchingi iof the
trunk and lmba is of much more Importance
to a tree in this situation than the application
of water to the roots, venture to offer ny
experience, in the hope it may Be Of eervios to
others.
fused to import trees from Europe before
the days of steam packets, and they would
often como out Of the packages, after q
long voyage, 80 dry as to offer ap-
parently little hope Of recovery. I
have thrown whole bundles Of such
trees, whose bark was shrivel1ed, and the fine
roots as dry and hard as wire, into q pond and
let them soak for twenty-four hours On
talins thono out, would find that many OF
them had recovered from their eh1ivel1ed look,
and the bark Was full and fresh then cut
back all the roots until came to live wood,
and sometimes this 1eftIttle more than mere
knob at the end Of tho stick. AL these trees
were planted close together, in row, against
aight railing, to which the trunks could be
tied to prevent their being blown over, and
every night the whole TOW was subjected to q
thorough drenching with garden engine-the
roots getting only what dHpped from the
trunks, which were the only objects aimed at. By
this means, the buds and bark were kept fresh
and soft TIL new roots could DO formed, and I
have TINS saved mnl6tudes Of trees which
showed no Ggn of leaf till midsummer.
Y%1-I -
, 1870-05-24
The Indians In tlo Red River
Country.
Fe'nou1a May 8 cos1espond-see Of tie 81. Paul


l. Press.
"A party IS just IN from Fort Garry. The In
dIana q are reported On the rampage. The out.
law Chairman is reported within sixty milss OF
Portage La Prairie, At the head OF 500 sloux
concentrated his forces near Lake Minnetonba-
Henry Prince, the swampy Chief, il mnsts5sng
nis, and the Chippewas, east Of the Red Gai, Mvs,
ase begging tcih guns Provisions co@1as1 otaoaas
a Monday, ay and snd 1 possible prey.a Sa them to
iha ieeitimate result of the policy adopted BY
Gore1nor McDougall, And the efforts Of his
Etropg fears are entertained that the utmost
affnrta II the settlement viii not restrain the
Tndiaus, The wor ]has been too we'll done
amongst them. " care looking for the troops
Eere every dA -'5I5>.-
, 1870-05-24

ed by combinations too strong to be over
come by peacetnl meanR.
Judge Cooley, one Of the Justices Of the
Supreme Court of Michigan, in his work on
Constitutional Limitations, pzonounces
strongly against The power Of one citizen to
vote taxes upon the property of another in
aid OF private corporations; A strong ap-
prehension seems to be felt. that the en-
abliug acts Will be aunul1ed>
, 1870-05-24

91QQY "
Yorf Journal Of Con1zae7es
VIM. E Lawrence, Of New York, represents
ing tha National Tobacco Association: is hare,
urging upon Congress- the views Of the asso-
ciation "a regards The tax, DC, On tobacco
He says the lafge1 part Of ths trade would be
injured by the levy Of = uniform taf Or =
cents hut that they would al be benefited II
, 1870-05-24

proceeded to lay before the feadefs OF ,the Go6:
some very cotamon.plaec and Irrelevant historical
Da 5te 70 e snas ana pu Il
ain The course on Of lie delivery Of the most vio-
| lent Democratic speech which has been heard in
The present Congress, Ii was necessary that Nj.
Ferry should assure dhe Senate that be stli pso,
Eoscd 70 pc keruhicHn. Ee Sas Hpt,y n1o1"eu ,n
lnqt nc nignt ps teea3le4. 1.a,, 9ta w.
Good s :s sdee I t. Senator a Moon saa' would be to
attend to ms business, SOP Plying me ftesi, s
beticT psieta alons and u above III stop abas
mg people IN me ne"spaPels. 4 ne oegln1h g11
Tha1o oi . noboay nS S atsd Fl pf lin IL Washington
Hls htue CAUCUS eoaees o. pltcnnG Pp9s Pliast.
on efs egerv gas ., o' @ simply ridiculous. He Is
nobody ~! mnaen''. ae l. no parry ~ y
no eupSssoa1at eAan sonunz At HONE. |!
senator sSha5 aenueren ~ oHe IT, ., IA a.
81 ssmnh stepbea aaas heTe ts week monument hs1ng
peen devised ~ Il H. H. raunInt;an TI;a Val y
sne sne5 rea home to ~ urge ths Republicans of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-31
Tho Secret Treaty.


We give below the main points in The projected
SecrVs Treaty between France ard Prussia the pub
licaiion 81 which caused such sensation Ia Eng.
land when published by the London TSsss The
paternity 81 the Treaty Is denied BY both France
and Prussia, earnestly, that would BE- extreme.
IL aieieun to ascertain wha any ecrtaluSy the an.
,hors os The pvojcet. Al present neither side arr
disposed To coar, the IN viii Of England by stating
their Sompliei,y in the affair.
lo>DoN. July sS-rhe zI,s,s this morning pub
lssc> projected troAy submitted by France TO the
Prussiau government. and gparsniecs its aatheu,i-
city The following arr the points Of this doen.
mcrt,
The preamble sets forth that The King Of Prussia
and tbs Emperor oi the FrvneA in order to strength
en- The tics q friendship Between the two govern
u,eass and peoples Sc, heFohy conclude the sue-
Joined treaty,
In tho nm, article, Napoleon admits and reeogui-
rs the late acquisitions q Prussia from Austria.
In the sccoud the Prussisu King engages 10 iaeil-
i;aie the French acquisition OF Luxembourg.
In the third, the Emperor soQniesoes in the union
ofthe North aud south German States, Austria rx-
ccpjed.
In the fourth. France finding it Necessary to alb
sorS Belgium. Prussia leads her assistance to that
measure.
The a0h article Is the usual one Of offensive and
defensive alliance between the tSo nations,
LoNpoN, July Is
The secre, treaty which Was projected between
France and Prussia me0opoliEe> the attention here
q the publie the pTcss and Parliameat Intense
indignation IS manifested at the duplicity OF the
powers concerned. The action Of Napoleon is con
si6ercd IS Insulting 70 England.
fs,-,-s.t fsp-re Of the negotiation Is p-a.csSfl
al the French embassy here
4 dispatch from Brussels stxteS that the account
Of the troasy projected between France and Prussia
iu- is perfectly authentic The Belgian government
knew of its existence : short time s-O.
In the House Of Lords, Ear Granville in reply to
question from Lord Straitord DC Redeife, said he
was unable 10 ascertain where the TIapss obtained
the text Of the treaty. After the announcement Of
the existence Of such remarkable document it
would be the du,y Of France and Prussia inmedi
ately aud spontaneously to exPlsiu the matter to
Earoqe,
M D;srse,i. in the House Of Commons tonight,
ser questioning the Foreign Office in regard to the
reported treaty. denounced he government tor
withholding the eorrespondenoe on thesnbject- He
declared thai ErsiAnd could never have tolerated
such proposition. TIE extinction Of the Kingdom
Of Belgium would be ealmi,y TO Europe. He
hoped the Soveramsu; would give all the p1riiea-
lzrs-
Nr. Glsdsteoe said be Mas sorry that the papers
were not ready for Submission ard that he Was uu-
able 10 give the Information rpejured OF explain how
,he PROBES, became public. Its purporI, certainly,
Uzs astounding. Doubtless the powers implicated
wc1ld explSia the mv>tcry-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-31

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r,o-ni-E. twenty-five 6Iys frol Sy5usy
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regularity sid P-o2psnsSs of the service
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pears thz- the Pos OEoe zzthC.lties n
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regards el1zzre and sssoery- HoaoIzIz
i.zelf a5iz greatly TO the pleasure q the
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-31

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-31


TEz NV AusTEaL1AS STEAMSHIP LISE-We
Ave tie zass po=f-IEe aszsrzn-z rhsf gPou Tie IN
"a reeepz < ths Esar.asy q TIE ssb=sg ALREADY
zoses u IL Auz-r4lzz. AID NeE ZezIzss GoFers-
9sz-s, TEliaa F-ss. IL vel kno-a steamship
szEser aas oEns-. I'll i1nssiaf=ly pat bis saips
II eszzzzzi0a aas sztsbiisa perullusui Iin= BE-
rre-a rt5s city AID tie SsE Z-ai1Hs and ih= AIS
trzliaz C5ssaf-s- Thers Nil = 70 deizF Ekzrerer
O. sre9sut 4 fhs p=a6iaz e1e-fio1 q Subsidy
froz rte Crife5 s,1-es tt l5ss established IL
geo sssEa IL Er4ni f5uz tx Uniie1 siztes sy b
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safety and oomfor, q the Chinese on hoard Tor
the ren,ainae, Of the voyage. determined. As Ne
understand. to Pc, away Tor rahiti, where he
hapeS 10 fare better than he has at this port,
I, would have been d,sioal, Cor the Captain Of
this sA;p. had he landed his passengers 70 have
got their On bo4ri again. and the danger q SEN
Gus annoyance hsa he remained ia the jurisiio-
,iaa Of our Coar,S determined him 10 proved
10 Tahi1. ana VIII probably. as soon As
known. p-eveu, other similar ships irom visiting
oor ports Iii no doabi. an object 81 reS1os to
Sou,e tia, The Paei6, oceaa IS WIDE enough IN
these psr,s, 70 enable ship 10 keep cut Of sight
It - iaeInei. otherwise they Would be enabled 70
Investigate the condition q =l vessels which are
engaged in the commerce Of This pars Of the
word,
On Monday. the san Salvador ship Louisa Ca
aevaro. CAPT Rafael nemo7o, arrived, 81 days
fror, Macao, wi,h something over seven hundred
Chinese contract laboTerS, who are engaged 70
work upon cue 81 the Raj, Roads under eoa>truc-
,,oa IN Pera- The people are al in excellent,
hesl,h. and ,hoss who have bse0 on board testify
To the oe2iae>s q the ship and the ooaieni Of
the passengers Strange 10 sly there are 70
c-aiipgS No sNRNc,pEsW 10 CANNON =,
y,si5's, and the men are ce7,eate3, sorae Of them
hayi2s 5ee1 employed before in Peru. returned
10 China aud are now returning 70 Peru under
similar contracts 20 iheSe which hey had bsio7e
ia.slled. They all have passports fro@ The Pr
ipsosse Authorities al Macao, aud contracts sign-
ed by themselves IN the Chinese and Portuguese
languages