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DEPARTURES r0R EUROPE.

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and Mr., Mir.
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ss Mr. saace ,ss two ana e iG 6d To
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and % Sass HOW hJs John
Henderson A',sroury v s'nson New York. Mic.
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Jenkins, I Taylor, Thomas Palmer, wliam Iiasson.
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N sS Se Asw se ro
sh Mr. cis M ard INFANT Mrs Marn and infant wash
n5aderaas ngrss and two n,ani qsbgIne slss
md Mrs How sebs ard Niss l,sss scsS New yo' IW
m, New Haven Conn; Edward !:ldge.t. Amsterdam Mrs
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L@i,TSgs y ms Lasoe s and ana
ana Drake Mr. a Sr and Miss S % Roso
Levy and infant Ms Moic ana Sa.er aSa S c
man and mrs cq!emsn. New Yors; sbened San Fran
Haven; l. D Newell and Me- Newell, New .YeSs,
sew YORK, Jcnn oeie@sn, .,r, Loaisrns, by Ky
nn5 M: and aoaa o sad Ss s e% o ey
and Mrs. on,d,sy rhlipss,nIs j. p,ek!o;oe New
Mrs Agsrs New YORK. sarchsdn sn @A Js
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5 NJ and ss ns n. seg E a ns Seaa Ohio
HAyEE AND Barsr. -stear,shp St Laurcni-M Mrs Isaac
PEI, Ms Olivia Bel saae BEL ", Ma..er Edde Ben, Nr
natl ohio Mr. and Mr.. ors ana oian Now YORK H.
Misses vos fomwe New Orleans, La '0s Mr. csspop
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Nr elrod, VIEW yorG: Mr. and Mrs Emilio Carelo Paris.
Ses &c NJ
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de Angel. Mons lie Baron and Haronas. reradi
Paris, France; Miss = Ray Boston, Nrs Lueie
Golernbrowsk Russia Mrs De jolly. France; IA aier
andre. New Oreans Mr. sibadeus and son Havana. Mrs
Loppin, Louis Chaplain, Charles Laeoume, Alexander
Hugust, Mr. Larousse, Lafon, New Orleans; Henry Mur
BACH New York; Mr. ayigpG. Mrs Guisnon, Mrs 3arch,
New Orleans; Debeche Havana y Campo. Cienfue2os
CUBA: Mr. 0ulQpon, New Orleans; Rev T. + Mrber MaaI
son Wis., Mr. Bsrch New orleaas; Jose Mor, Moys Qua
teuaA Juan vilella and Guatemala ! AusseI Ha
vana; Mr. and Mrs u vorbc and two children Pan,no
iemignani Mr. Koch, Mr. De Polly, New york Ia Dreu,
San Francisco; Juan Vega, New YORK; Mrs Lavgue New
Orleans Miss hendriesson Miss Dnpsrque, 6onGrei
"'--'s'-.r' Of Nm Josspbipe copdry, NspDe Mrs Boz
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sM.LLP0x ~ BReokEyg.

The Contnpion lncrcassng-A New Hospital
Required.
From some statements made ut the meeting OF
the Board OF Health yesterday 1t appeared the small
pox IN Brooklyn Is increasing. though not TO any
alarming extent. The present hospital accommo-
darions were found inadequate, ana a meeting OF
the Board OF Bealtn called ny Dr. Cochranc
Yesterday to devise some means 10 secure urther
accommodations for the patients.
DR.. ScHENCK, OF the County Hospital, stated that
II WAS necessary FOR them 10 have new building,
rs tue one now used for smallpox patients was iu.
After some further discussion committee was
appointed and authorized to put up q temporary
building AZ cost not exceeding $1,000
In the afternoon the Board started on four dow n
the bay re hunt up quarantine In which 10 store the
infected cargoes RON BIenoS Ayres and other
places.
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BE-, Island days. with pineappes Joseph Ensssvssssl
schr Thomas Rooz. somers wilmington. c, days. with
maya srh. s'pT r. s 90 oysItqn : naysins
s sssr N N1sr; T1 s,sr x'., vrs,n,a
schr laly HARRINGTON. Alexandria for New Haven.
sehr Henry aleu-, Taten Georgetown, DC.
HOLMES. 'Bs rsss S cssFssiCws Be-
s sc ( ~. rhs, lips ssaie eqrsetown DC.
scsr " Collins Boxer, GEORGETOWN. DC. FOR Hudson.
s s$T E.SssT $ysni
ss1rj ssysor. aatshln;sn, fhSsd.phe for peishon
~. scsr Florence Rogers Jeards Portland. days with m
sehr Mary ia,,en cumwns, and from Bangor, days.
With lumber To . i Peters.
Steamer Eliza Hancor, Barns Charleston 50 hours bal
y consigned 20 James f,wel a. Co.
Passed Thr"ngi Hell Gate.
HoUHD soUrH.
Brig sas Ratchford tRr). George Windsor Ms for New
York :; DAYS, With llas,er 70 crandan Berlaux 90.
ors kopn; stron Mnloridss for New York days. with
yoTk, Win plaster to cranda BeTisuz covesse to
tG'S sn eFssqs Co. vs. for New York. with
schr Ada or, Beyea, $ John, M, York. days.
sehr Rcamer, voz, St John. Nh, for New York. with
sehr y welman, verrill Calais for New York, with
sehr saarbruok newt Clark, sachias New YORK. with
timber 10 chase Talbot 20 'e'''0Ss '0 Ne" york. WIN
schr Red Jacket Ayerl, Rocsand for New Yuyk. with
schr Rena Bishop RoekIsnd for New York with limo 10
schr VIM Butnan. shaw, Portland for New York, with
schr Caroline x Corncnl Rollins Somerset for Phiadel-
phia;
schr Diaden. Chase, Providence for New York
Schr Juy Fourth, Cobb. Oyster Bay for New York.
schr 4 Meany, Lewis, Portland. Ct for Philadephs.
Sour VIM Corners. Tooie Ranaor Tor New York.
Schf Richmond. Dow. sonth Norwak Tor New York.
sssr Fashion careerry Portland for tlzahehpor.
senr TryphssrTis, =. NoTthport Tor New York;
sehr Isabella, HAYES Taunton FOR Woodbridge.
re s for ce DC
scbr Marv Mershon, whitman Fai River for New ork.
H,9n se IA NJ s for Ssw YORK
sesr charm, Msesr, orwalk for New YORK.
schr nar,, Williams, stamford for New Yors.
esr o. 9ePP R kigs rps raa,on fer New York
steamer Electra. Mot,, Providence for New YORK. with
Steamer United states DAVIS Providence for New York.
BOUND EAST.
ssS,Sns s Sg5s s for Ssw oo
s Hs Ssan srPes Ssw sqEs Tor Boston
MsTy IsSSS Ssr; senSc
schr Brown Mott Albany Tor s as f aarSai
sshr saasaiacS Davis ror, johnson for Por. Jefferson.
se5r / + Howe,, mis- Hoboten for Boston n''''
schr Lacona, Hail. New York for Portsmouth.
schr Palace, French. New YORK Rockhnd
Soir Golden Fleece, Gray. New YORK for Boston
Schr Sarah W Blake, Blake, poughkeepsle Tor Dirlton
Schr Belle OF the Ray Evans York for New london
Schr Henry Lemur, Jarvis. Newburg for New Haven
Scar L a Brooks, Wilcox, New York Tor Noans
schr w W Brainard Pendeon, Port Johnson for New
London
Schr cynths Jane, Bennett Port johnson for New Haven
Schr Ellen. Mccarthy, Perth Amhoy Tor New Haven.
ste am yacht VeImand, Williams, New York Tor Eatous
Neck.
Steamer hGsa Ss New for proyssnse
Steamer uned states DAVIS, New York Tor Fan River.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
GfigCE ~ THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
NsSHlSGToS. June g. 80 Y. NJ.


WASHINGTON. June J-s:30 Y. NJ.
synopsis foa ne Pdst T,ocniv.rou hours
The barometer remains high on the Pacific coast.
with brsk westerly winds ana fair weather.
Heavy rams, with FRESH easterly winds, have pre-
vailed on be CUR coast. and the cloudy weather mas
extended ~ North Carolina and Tennessee. The
barometer faneD decidedly In Louisiana, as
also the East Atlantic coast The
hghe-t pressure found IN North carolina.
Inc pressure mas risen al Key West
with Diminishing southeast winds. Gear ana par.
tally cloudy weather have been very generally re-
ported nonh 81 me onto valley, but light local rains
are now fanlng ~ several points. The threatening
weather, with Ugh rams on Friday, III Indiana has
apparently moved INTO OHIO ana eastward. Fresh
soItnery wines have prevailed on Inc Atlantic coast
ana light in ihf interior.
Pr0bdb,bfieS.
4 Is probable mat the rain VIII cease by sunday
snorninc IN tlorlca, Int continue m Louisiana and
Texas and extend north wards 10 Tennessee. Cloudy
and threatening weather Will probably be expert
euced sunday ~ the ohio valley and on Lakes
Michigan and Ere and, 10 some extent, IN the East
states.
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steamships Nemesis, Italy, Nebraska. uceatic Batavia,
and City OF ouaoD, Liverpool; Rhine Prcmen Laurent
Hayre Clyd g, Galveston via Key West, Missssipp and
Geo Cromw ell New Orleans Magnolia. and CaiharfDe
whiting Saw annah Jas Adger Charleston Ellen Terry.
Nawbern ReGu aor. Wilmington, NC. Wyanoke and Geo
u Upton. Richmond; knight, Georgetown. DC; Fan;a
Pniadeiphia ships Nstiona rl, antwerp; city OF Mon
treai London; Fleewng San Francisco Annie Fish, Lon
dom herSs Ellen stevens Froniers Jenny Ber.aur, Ham
burg JoGn Griffin Havana Monte1ns, Bar b. docs; Free
man Dennis Hamburg, brics VIA Mexican, santa Martins
Johannes kier dam, Liverpool; stapss. Seville
ind Fynt
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siyiGA1I1s or The ST. LAWRENCE.


MONTREAL, JGne b lgsl.
Returns show that The Allan rrm, Of MoDireal
snipowners. IN fhe frst twenty three working days
after the opening OF navigation had twenty one
scagoiog ships, each carrying over one thousand
tons Of cargo, arrive. discharge, load and depart
NJ taess yesssA plae NeZe steanaIsr
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IN. Gather in tbis s;fy.

lns -oNowing record wiil snow tue changes IA In Q
icmperssuie foi tue past tweny.four Dours IN com.
parson KIN The corresponding day of last year as
indicated BY the thermometer as Hndnut's Phar
macg, DBf1LO Building, corner OF Ann street,
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OOD BY, JOE.
Seven Ocean Steamers Out
ware. E0TinI.
LIVELY SCENES IN THE BAY
tusge Dowfsng's Departure fer Europe Scenes
nj the ssnd-0f Cheers, Diamonds, Lager,
Eusie, Cannon, Police Captains. cham
payne, Handkerchief, Sand
wiches anu grhusiasin.

An EXPRESSION OF ICY the features OF NeN York
humanity Yesterday morning told TO the most inno-
cent observer thai something touching ire SYM
rafhfes Of the community was on io0S- Honest
people appeared delighted 30 that t'er trus,s
pcIrse judge about relax has judicial muscle
yor.awhne ana the thief the r0way and the gam.
bic shes alcoholic JOY III round that Joe Dowinss
dragon eyes were about 70 rest GA European
novelties TIE laci mar ice recollection OF some
1sliug outside OF Gotham lSeiy spoil the acct
racy OF
THAr MARVELLOUS MEMORY
was cnonch Tor them 10 rejoice over. Tt the good
taste gentry beJt SAID tna they kept their
Joy strictly themselves ana neither uDiruded
Their hugh spirits their presence the friends
or the Judge Who Went down TO Abe edge oi America
80 nan. u had been confidently asserted That
he had hired an immense stoteraom On tie great
ocean steamer lraly of the National line, aHd an
SORTS Of pleasant devices 70 mgSe the occasion
agreeable were sci about Iarunc FOR "a while
net suaJect on which people generally en-
thasiasc, but the scene in New York BAY yesterday
afternoon showed that s1yha thing is possible The
fails ily ~ the Neronal Steamship Company's
PlER. i NORTH RrEE
with al the rush ana hastie board which indicate
an early daparturc--iuggage nnrryng down tbe
per then hastily hosted On decg, friends eS chang.
ing adseuN at the aapgway and the blue peter diving
al INC peas out on the sparkling waters Of the
seaward rolling Hudson under the pure biue white.
necsed sky other signs visible OF the event
At a quarter past O'CLOCK the Il Gamer T. g.
SCHULTZ seen heading IN the river ror ner y.
Al ihe peak noated a white nag, which was
painted al excelent hseocss uf lhe Judge, with Tie
appropriate motto, ~ 1tad farewell ana sale
tnEn.N On her paddle UoAes was printed IN black,
white ground.
On hoard were about four handred gentlemen OF
municipal o. elegant emmence, among whom may
be Iaenoued John Stacom, looking IKE the JUDGES
picture 81 TIE nrNW ana resolved 10 Sl.oW
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FROM oUR LETTER FILE.
KINGSTON. Mass, April q, 1871.

KINGSTON, Mass, April y, 1871.
SIR. a,ys been AFFLICTED FOR The past year with what IN.
a9c ce =, me n al ~ rosn
ines and twice they burned By means OF battery, which
speak. MY neshbors all supposed it incurane. asl
nss sDssn no Of y. ENRxo Of
Immediately went 70 8oson and sough the advice Of Dr.
celebrated Remedies Yon NAV Judge Of my surprise ana
also Of neehhos when, IN four short
tec cured one gentleman remarked was the miracle Or
would also state ,6st have been treating my
coyey gentleman who has had an open u,esr Tor ionr
birds lie srs been using The recdies
have 50 much a. so ms'ns ~o Ssns % ss
aooni securing dc Agency for this county 10 WHICH reside
Wishing You every striving, bsnef,
JOIN p. LOWERING.
Plymouth county.
ssneron GHsnnAt's orrISr.,
rss.r forward ny second order FOR I'M
found them Of great service IN the treatment Of patients
GnOGGE REED NJ d.. A. A. Surgeon o. :. =.
''f Vow s mask k kFPiSa+ v FLxeE
downtown AGENCY.
nuDSvrs, BEsaLo BuiiDiSG, ais BROADWAY
10, BROADWAY ug Efgh AaBSay STREET,
Al --rHL GREAT HAIR ooLoRINa.
sAhgys SAFE HAIR DYE WIN eve any sAsas .s gc%
discovery, being safe for the most delicate . -, -,
roc six s. X " s sss Sa
Mcintyre. Broadway and hghteenn street. rev
York .C A. Marsh. 1896 Third avenue, New YORK, q n
Knchen corner Fulton and Washington streets hrookhn'
oss ~ pss1 New
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY, OBTAINED FROM
n me Courts OF different States No publicity. Adsra
f,ec Notary Public Commissioner for every state
r. T. KING. couuscior-atLaw. 363 Broadway
sK YOUR GROCER FOR DOOLEY's YEAST row.
n preparing biscuits rolls bread, grddie
WALES. re. Depot. 60 Neu street.
BARGAINS IN TEAS. FLOUR, GROCERIES AND PaO
ID Visions families can save Is per cent nj
THOMAS r. AGNEW'S 200 Greenwich street. New YORK
A- .~-
(toRNs CURED FOR soc. EACH.--BUNIONs, Rad
~ mills. &C., cured without pain, by ICE aOs Broad
way, corner Fulton e. Annjbhs.or CornaA 1unions
Nails, &C. BY maijS
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New York; Mr. Bouchet, New Orleans; Mr. Miller MT
harcha Madame GrOwvel and two children, Mr. ana Mrs
Cesfno and two children, Mrs MERCER. y Anton 6csnI
MrEr New York
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S. Personally apreared this 18th day
ISL T. " Scott rresdcut L. Hsssert, Vice President John
g. Howard and George Powell, Secretary Of the
YORK Medical University and made oath that the fol
lowing nune unsolicited extracts taken from original
letters being daily received at the Institute.
WH. II. RIBLET, Notary Pubic,
Stut Third avenue, New srk
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A SSogScEstSr-
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
AEEInAIIT

The following testimonials, out of thousands
published the iuneamrablc Of
The UNIVERSITY MEDICINES any remedies pre-
% ~ reopie.
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BELOW.


Bark Lotnair B Is from sy Gney cg by po, boa,
Hope, No ~.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
OTcs.

DATE Or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS LINE AND lilly.
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SHIP PIN C NEW S

Almanac Tor New York Pals bay.
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shipping Notes.

The philadc pha Commercial List OF lie Sd inst saws
The condition. OF the Delaware river at The ono
that ought 20 claim the immediate our NOR
chants and business The fast increasing It's pro
portions, and II something speedily in the way Of
dredging and removing Of mud nd constantly
accommodating this port viii be a,im aeiy shut ont from
foreign commerce."
secretary Boutwell, decides that bnlt inlteli
States foreign trade required Inspected IN.
der the inspection laws
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EUROPE.
Proceedings in French Assembly.
Remuneration of War Losses
Meeting Called for Hyde Park
A BARK FoUNDERED.

VERSAILLES, August l0.-ln the AS.
.embly last evening NJ. Dammas sub.
mi,ted motion providing for the dis
,-ibu.ion Of remuneration for the losses
sustained bv the departments during the
war at the hands OF the Commission
or, 10 be appointed from the people, to
each department. The proposition was
violently opposed by NJ. Victor Lefrau,
and was not acted upon.
MADRID, August l0.-king Amadeus
will at very early day visit Nalledoid
AMI the eastern provinces Of Spain.
LONDON, August 10.-Marshal Nc
Mahon and Count de Flauguey are ex'
pected TO visit Ireland.
A meeting is called for Hyde Park
for the purpose Of getting up a protest
against the prohibition by the Govern,
ment OF last Sundays meeting.
The bark Lille NJ. Gunock, bound
for Boston, laden with iron, foundsred
st the Island OF Islay. The crew were
saved
The Anchor steamship, India, Capt.
Monroe, touched at Neville and Glas'
gov.
The Ballot bill which was passed by
the House OF Commons on Thursday
last came up for consideration in the
House of Lords tonight, as previously
arranged. The debate upon the powers
Of the bill was very warm and exciting:
The bill was rejected by vote of 81
against 4S in its favor.
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FIRES.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August lO.-At the
fire in the sugar refinery here. Jno. W.
Watson, OF engine No. %, at o'clock
this afternoon, fell from the fourth
to the second floor and was badly in
jured. At last account he was in a
very precarious condition. He is one
Of the best firemen in the department.
About noon fire took place in the
soap mauutactory of John Hoeberle,
No. l136 John street. 1t originated
from the boiling over Of q pot ofgrease.
The mandatory, which was valued at
$4,000, was totally destroyed. The
fire extended from it to an unoccupied
morocco factory, and then across the
alley to ten frame and brick houses,
the occupants of which were all poor
people; these, together with the house
hold effects of the occupants were all
DESTROYED. The total loss is estimated
at $25,0OO, which is partially insured.
About $50 this evening fire broke
out in the second story Of the building
NO. IUI "Chay elreet, oOSuPIeu "
McElverey & Co. The floor was burned
through to the third story before the fire
was checked. There is an insurance
of $4,000 on property and contents,
which will cover the loss.
New York.
New YORK, August IO.-A fire
broke out to-day in the packing box
mandatory Of j. H. Swift, 9S and 100
Norfolk street. The mandatory in
cludes two frame buildings. After being
discovered, both buildings were burned
with their contents. Loss on stock and
machinery. $4,000; on buildings, $lO.-
900. The amount Of insurance was
small. Over eighty men were disem-
ployed BY the fire. The concern was
one of the largest in the city: Mrs.
Mary Hathaway, OF 96 Norfolk street,
aged forty-seven years, whose residence
Joined the manufactory, was 80 fright
ened at the fire during its height that
she was seized with convulsions and
died in q short time.
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POFFENBARGER POISONING.
Verdict Of the Coroner's Jury.
Mrs. Colburn to be Arrested.
A Judicial Trial 10 be Held.

COLUMBUS, O., August l0.-The testi.
mony in the Poffenbarger poisoning
case was taken before the coroner's jury
at London, Ohio, to-day. After hearing
the evidence the jury returned the fol.
lowing verdict
ave, the jury, do find and say that
arsenic had been administered to the
said deceased, Peter Poffenbarger, by
some person or persons unknown"
The verdict was evidently based upon
the evidence of Professor Wormley, the
gentleman who made the analysis o:
the stomach, and who testified to the
presence OF arsenic in the stomach and
liver. A warrant will be issued for the
arrest OF Mrs. Colburn, (formerly Mrs.
Poffenbarger,) tonight or tomorrow
morning, and a judicial trial held. 1t
is reported that Mr.. Colburn will also
be arrested, though it is not definitely
known. as the officials are very re-
ticient
Considerable excitement prevails at
London, the verdict being deemed very
unsatisfactory. Sympathy seems to be
entirely with Mrs. Colburn and its
thought the judicial examination will
elicit nothing to prove her completely in
the matter. Several Of the jury in con-
versation after the verdict stated that
they could not pretend to say from the
evidence whether the posion was ad-
mitted during life or placed in the
stomach after death, as charged by Mrs.
Colburn's friends in order to iDJure
her.
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any system OF tariff laws that can be

any system OF tariff laws that can be
devised.
Fifth-By retaining, or if needs be,
abolishing corporate monopolies, inter
dieting class legislation and confning
national legislation to national objects,
subjecting the military to the civil au-
thorities, and reducing the army to a
strictly peace standard. and confining
its operations to national purposes alone.
Sixth--By requiring that in all fu.
ture wars the means necessary for their
prosecution shall, as required, be col
fected from the wealth Of the country
and not entailed on the future earnings
Of labor.
Seventh-By adopting an Indian
policy on the foundation OF natural
justice, by which many valuable lives
and many millions Of money will be
annually saved,
Eighth-By holding legislators to a
more rigid accountability by requiring
the submission OF the annexation Of ter
ritory and other fundamental laws af.
fecting the general interests of society to
a vote Of the whole people.
Ninth-By prohibiting the importa-
tion Of coolies or other servile labor, and
protecting labor from all unnecessary
burdens.
Testh-By encouraging cooperative
effort and the building up OF manufac-
turing industries throughout the coun-
try.
Eleventh-By granting general am
nesty and restoring the Union at once
on the basis OF the equality Of rights
and privileges to all classes and in
terests, the impartial administration Of
justice, being the only true bond OF
Union to bind the States together and
engage the affections Of the people to
the Government.
Twelth-By the creation Of Board
of Management Of the currency and
revenue, to consist Of such number OF
intelligent business men as may be
necessary to transact the fiscal affairs
of the Government, which Board shall
be charged with the execution Of all
laws relating to the collection and dis
bursement Of the revenue and the reg
ulation Of the currency, and empowered
to employ and have the oversight of the
clerical force and other officers and
agents required in the discharge Of all
the duties pertaining to this depart
ment, the same rule to be applied to the
Postofiice and Interior Departments as
far as may be practicable, the Secreta-
ries of the respective departments to be
the Presidents OF such a Board.