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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

Gov 6cuy u Pennsylvania died
very suddenly on Saturday lie was
oFmerly a Democrat, and as such was
appointed Governor OF kaneas during
n early struggles but AZ the outbreak
af tie war 81 buekled OH his sword aud
aslt mahiully lor tile cause ofliberty,
4lI ince that time bis lot las been
l viii Tue Republican party
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

Uu Shaw and o second daughter
4ye diei 81 Cambridge, n T., from
the effects 81 poison, making three 10
sl ltis tho general feeling that Shaw
eailty II the crime. though be pro.
tests biz innocence, and there may not
evidence enough % convict biz.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

Tweed ) net l1st q al sense Of self
asFfc,. The either lay, while reading
he evidence Of Cakes Ames telorc the
Credit Mobiicr committee the Boss
Said aIhauk God that | am not a
Congressman as bad as they say am
tley have never accused me q selling
ny vote 4s a Senator"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13
The Manchester Journal.


-p1Y EaH
H
u
farewell
ge eaf ts lesr
aere st q great nua
get aa1 e pre-
ag towns
e. bafe uait
sns e. pain arel e..
and III expressed q
a datefa e. taeale che
T#re afa aa af agy
% aulnsnre
has h,.a aa fHal eaiasa 10
Stokes case Judge Boarjman De.
Store ehaU ihe ease was i5el. has pc.
si "a eraata new lrjal and appliea
tas teoa made 10 Jadge Davis oi
ma Court, and it8 expected
#H render bis decision to-day
lAel giY be lae Tweed ease disagreed
aud she Boss bookrl for oew trial.
I fsporf tsat the jury stood seven
tg,eu9a add fye tor acquital The
lenec wa- strong enough lint, st..
ali lst at least Three u the jury
ea were ia cfauies II the Boe.
Uu shaw and d second daughter
lave diod 81 Cambridge n Y, from
she effects Of poison, making three IN
al Itis the general feeling that Shaw
eailty II the crime. though be pro-
tests biz innoceuce, and there may not
evidence elough 10 convict bin.
EytHs. who lrutaliy murdered bis
aiaee AZ Nonhwood, y H., has been
anttacei 70 Re hung, and has since
confess eel that be murdered The Joycc
alaren a. Rozbnry Mass. two years
and also tive or three other
as RI tho most brutal character
Gov 6oay Of Pennsylvania died
very Suddenly on Saturday He was
oFmcrly a Democrat, and as such was
appointed Governor Of Kanaas during
n early Struggles but AZ the outbreak
6f tac war hc buekled Oh Bis sword aud
aglt manlulIy lorthe cause o~fliberty,
lI nee that time bis lot has been
i glih The Republican party
President Grant hns been urging up
ml his Cabinet and Congress the i'm.
portalce ol decisive measures IN regard
me Mofmons. which fact having
ren tslegraphca 70 Utah produced the
gfcatc.t excitement. The Mormons
Violently dontlikc q have Gen Grant
ftar hem, bpl tbore 4 10 doubt their
49, moods Attending -.
Tweed i net l1st u Al sense Of self
aspsct. The either lay, while reading
iho evidence Of Cakes Ames 1 elorc the
Credit Mobiiicr committee the Boss
said aIhauk God that ! en- not a
Congressman as bad as they say I am
tlcy have never accused the q selling
uy vote Is a Senator
lieu. Oscar /. SKATER, a native Of
f9wnsheud, being . son Of Hon, VII,
ltam H. >baiter. and ono Of the finest
lawyers Vermont ever produced, died
tf Florence, Italy Thursday OF last
wtek MI Skater entered upon the
practice af his profession At Whining.
tra. audut t1eo took high ranh. he
% leaalaE -giit So lhe tgao Soil
a...etfss ss IwFm..sst trHfs. IN4U f.. fN.H
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

IHE NEH YORK WEEK. TIMES
viii contain.
Select Editorials from the Daily
Times
General News, Domestic and Foreign;
The Proceedings Of Congress and the
State Legislature;
Full and Interesting Correspondence:
Book Reviews;
The Choicest Literary Selections;
while its most prominent feature will be a
COMPLETE AGRICULTURAL DE
PARTMENT,
With Original Articles from Practical
Farmers;
Full Reports OF the American Institute
Farmers Club
Complete Weekly Market Reports;
Financial, Domcsti cproduce Live Stock
Dry Goods and General
As 4 F1HfLT PtPEE
The TUdEs vii hago no supefiUs it vii b. ue,
fem 40 appeals to vulgar aud inlpure tastss. cad
may be safely admitted 10 every domestic circle.
rs 4 REPUBLIC1N JOLRNfL.
The Inrrs will ba devoted, az ia fha ps-. loan
lulehi eat and arm support ~ tie ]Repubacan
I#r.. I- as#n zoo Faferaco s lna Ialaa.I4y
B,ng. asa time aitau $40 fha other daily papers
VA Sew i0r5 o~as.aua.ei sud discouraged Is eli
forte, attesls lts s.Ha-Iig 10 tBeeslsn Of Ecforia.
The Trgfs srogd ATONE lH demanding Reform
from 1869 ts tba nIasa oE 1871, su3 tbrto i- ua
sincere ard h0ae,t proposal loE Reform, 10 any
branch ai tho Governments. which wll not Boo
heartily supported hy HE TraEs. Bot Il will rot
r9nsp.re boz assisting ambitions politicians or
aenagoguas To raaea power under false praten-
See a viz MOI encourage detection lram ibe
Eepgl}ieau Party, aLaeh e. sfll taa parts a. rrH-
qres security sod usHona prosperity
% win msa.H. v#th alI ia. aa3 iag4og
Of l- amasaa1. ha EFra sU4 policy which
have rendered Ilaf Party 81 laslg em9a- our
history. IL a8 aHe8eatr t5ase asssUrss br
gaiea lba lauar tae ges-a ard A prosperity
ct the uatiaa gao ba aaat -raaafa aaJ pFamgtea,
aad alI CO.'S anrz staag aha au .fthe eonle
fs.ae tasa lhs WISHES as ar rHt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

TONTINE SAVINGS FUND POLICY
ig based on the above condition, and presents
tho following DISTINGUISHING FEATURES,
which arc illustrated by a calculation Of probable
results on a Policy Of Ten Thousand Dollars, al
ORDINARY LIFE BATES, aRc ~ annual pre-.
MUM 1881, &C.,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

The following communication
should have appeared before but got
mislaid,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

President Grant has been urging up
nl his Cabinet and Congress the i'm.
n1rtaace q DEE siyo measures IN regard
"a me Mormons. which fact having
rcn telegraphcl q Utah produced the
acate.t cycitcmeni. Tie Mormons
vlcptly don't like d have Gen Grant
tflar dem, bui tbote & no doubt their
Ap moods attending -.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

Hgu. Oscar J.. SKATER, q native Of
flWnsbeud, being . son Of Hon, WI,
liam A. >hatter. and onc Of the finest
lawyers Vermont ever produced, died
f Florence, Italy Thursday OF last
we Mr. sha,tcr entered upon the
attaa Of his profession at Whining
tst. aadut 5ueo ta5k high nnk. He
% Beading -gieit 70 lho tIao Soil
agfa HI NrHatsa3t lIanl 1850 tf issl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13
As 4 FAHLLT PtPER

The TuaEs viii base 40 superior it VIII b, lea
fem 40 appeals TO vulgar and inipurt tastes sgd
may be safely admitted 10 every domestic circle.
, 1873-03-01
ITALY,

-, Special Dispafch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW YoRK Fob. 28.-Vicfor Emanuele
health is .procarious, md his death nt any mo-
ment would surprise no ono who knows him.
Iho Grown Prince, Humbort, is tho victim Of
tiiaoaRo, and His son, tho 4-ycar old Prince Of
Naples is in such condition that lia life can be-
protraotod only by aomothing like miracle.
ihese throo precarious nvea aro all that stand
botween Amadeo and tho italian Grown, and oyou
should Victor Emanuel and Humbort tlie be-
foro tho baby Prince Of Naples expires, Amadoo
would have claim to Rcgcncy, which would
DO, In fact, sovereignty. It is surrniaod tint
thoso royal possibilities In Italy had daome weight
In determining Amadeus to nbdicato.
ROME, Fob. 29.-The Pope to-day received
population Of citizens Of tho United States.
Alr. Glover, OF Now York, rond IN address. Tho
Popo replied with hearty thanks. He said ho
would always pray for country 30 particularly
pleased BY God with fertility OF soil and inGusc-
trioua inhabitante, and he would ever pray for
an incroase Of its blessings. Ho hoped, however,
that material things would not become tho sole
Affection Of tho American people, for excessive
love OF riches corrupted tho heart.
, 1873-03-01
What tho carlists Are Doing in
Unhappy Spain.
Russia Denies the Reported
Troubles in the Polish
Provinces.
Terrible Disaster in tho Narb0r of
Cadiz---Ninoty Lives Lost.
Railway BombsheI( in Canadian
Politics.
SPAIN.
IT 9FN1N,
Snecfdl nfandfdh II grhA f,dfcnaa


Special Dtpatoh To Tia Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Fob. 28.-Enropean letters givs
the following explanation Of tho sudden ab1ica-
tioa Of King Amadeus:
When his youngest son Was born at Madrid, \
few weeks ago, tho young Queen was III great
distress Of mind, and in very alarming physical
pain, and in hor agony bho mado . row Bhe
would beg hcr husband on hor hnceH to rosiRn
tho throne Of Spain and to hasten bnok
to 1taly. Hor husband WAS present whom slo
unade this vow, and ho uttered no
remonstranoo against 1t. There Ia no doubt that
Spain foR several months, md tho ' anguish @ % Of
his young vito strengthened his dcstro to rot
lid Of bis thankleas task. He and Ills wifo lad
never been able to win over to their sido tho
effort to do this on the occasion Of tho chris
tening OF tho now.born child. Io asked
thc Duohees serrano to present tho Royal
infant At the beptis1al coronlony: sho rotusod
bad to suffer boing, presented 4" BY lady Of
low rank, had not the widow Of Marshal Prim,
herHelf a Duohehs, consented to leave her mourn
ing retirement md perform tho function. There
Tas terrible ecene in tho palace that day, and
1t WAS thcn that the King finally yielded to tho
prayers and tears OF lis wife. aud made to hor
tho promise Of abdicaston which ho fulfilled on
BAroxxE, Feb 2s.-1nfante A1plonso, brother
Of Don Carlos, has issued q proclamation in his
behalf, calling on the soldiers Of tho regular
army to join the carlists, md offering oNlcors
advanced rank.
Adyices from Pampeluna to the 9th, coming
through oarlfst, channols represent that tho
Chiefs Ollo and Dorrogarray have effected o
junction Of thoir forcos boforo tho town
which III herlously threatonod. 4 panic
pfoTal5 among the citizons, and there
ID discord between tho regular troops
and volunteers. A detachment Of troops
destined for tho relief Of pampcluna, halted at
lrun. refused to proceed, and finally deserted
their oolorB. The 0ar1iatB claim they hnyo now
total force OF 81, 600 mon In the field.
!. PANS, Feb. %. La Temps has dispatch
From Dayonne stating tint Don Carlos, after
staying few days in Spain, recroesed tho from
tier on the 24th inst, and ii now at some place
near Bayonnc.
Families continue to 1y from spain in large
numbers. a vessel crowded with refugees las
arrived at Port Vendios.
LoNpoN, Feb. 2s-A dispatch! from Paris as
eerts that reconciliation has boen effected be-
tween tho Duke Of Montponsior and ox-Queeu
isabella. Tho Prince Alfonso ia to marry tho
daughter Of tho Duke, who will assume the
Regency Of Spain.
Brn1iN, Feb. 2s.-Tls report is current that
Tho great powers Of Europe have resolved to
postpone tho recognition Of tho Spanish Repub-
Lie for the present.
LONDON, March LA collision ia reported in tho
haIbor OF Cadiz, between the ahfps Tres Marias
ana ouass. Tho Particulars Of tho disaster wore
were dIoWDpt2 -
, 1873-03-01

FRANCE.
iAnis, Jan. 29--Snow foil to A. oront 1cnt1,
yoetorday in tho north Of Franco. rio rnilweva
ss1 g, ,blookad, aud tito mails doloyod. ''"'''
r. Iho municipality Of Paris lna rof1se,l al mn
ifnnca, loft to TIM city By tho will OF ono Ycl,lnr
on condition that tho Bum DO devoted to thoo
building Of German hospital, nnl to othnr
purposo1 for tho benefit Of tho German noor nj
tarln Tho boqueBt Of 1000 fraucs by tho sa,no
tchtator, for Protestant Consistory. was nc
ceptcl VISA Nv
VERsAI1rEs, Feb. 2s.-T1lo Assembly to-day
resumed tho debate on tho report of tho Com.
tnittoo Of Thirty. II. Gambotta made /. powor-
tnl Epcech against tho bill recommended bv tLo
Committee Ho denied the right OF tho Assom-
bly to aast1nao constituent powers, and demands
Cd Its dissolution. Ho concluded, M follows
"We have always supported tho proao1,t Exocu-
tivo, but This support now requires tho sacrifice
OF principles, and whom yotl ask uB to mako such
sacrifice, wo Bay 'No.'h III. Gambotta ,yaa ro-
peatcdly choorol by the Loft.
Tho Duko DoDroglio replied at grent length.
Ho thought tho direct solution Of tho question
Waa n monarchy. Tho Republic only lod to dis
cord, but tho Assembly should confno itsnlf to
tho great national interest, which NODDED all it's
attention He appealed to the Conservative
majority to stand firm and unitod for tho ooun-
trya good, but Mt tho Bkme time keep aliyo tho
spirit Of conoifntion. Prolonged cheering from
tho ccntro followed NJ. DeDroglio's Bpoecli Tho
sitting closed.
, 1873-03-01
UTAH..
The Mormon observation-disclosures OF
Iron 0Fcs

The Mormon Qliestion-~Dtscovory OF
Iron Orcs
SALT LAKE, Fob. -Frellnghuysen'6 bill
still monopolizos public interest, and among all
olasses great anxiety exists as to Its treatment
in the House. Leading Mormons claim that
thoy aro satisfied for two reasous: First, tho
amendments arc q triumph over tho Con
bring to q final test ali questions Of
difference in the Mormon Church and
government. Tho Neto E'ldo,cn1ent saya il this
BILL becomes q law Utah will Witness o reign Of
order and recognition Of 1nw which will DO tho
certain precursor OF m era OF peaco and bual-
noas revival which will make the desert blossom,
and no drea ded violence nor disorder will enauo.
Brigham Youngs organ reports the prophet
in excellont henlth and spirits.
Homatito iron ore is found In great abun-
danoe within convenient reach OF tho railroad.
Tho blockade at Little Cottonwood waA broken
yesterday, and tho canon is alive with tennis,
despite the constant danger aud frigltful
RljffaH.
, 1873-03-01

ing, tho milwaukee, d Bt Paul oxpoot to DO able
to r'tn trains through on tho main linz bY Mon-
d dry or RI Tnenaay. Tho other roads arc 1oine Ill
1Np1ANArolts, Ind, Tob. 2s.IHrtioios Of as.
aooation Of tho orawtordsyiio, Lassle@ / NortI-
wostcrn Dai1road, Designed to run from tho iirpt-
namod place, through Pleasant Hill, Mont
8omory county, Newton and Attioa, Fountain
Colintg, and q portion OF Warren County, to
IIoopston, Ill.,, .woro tilod this afternoon with
tho Secretary Of 6tato Tho distance to run is
90 milos. Capital atock, $500, 900.
BAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 2e.-The Reno party Of
the pima vtllagca, Arlzona, Fob. IL, wlloro % tloy
connected with lilo survey from tho oaat,
SALT LAKE, Fob. 18.-Unfon Pacific tratna nro
on limo thfa afternoon. Tho road IL reported
es e1e'f iha the tqaah e,iro - f9"g The a1ox
Utah sonthorn Is partially blocked.
, 1873-03-01

Destruction of Property at various
Places.

Destruction Of Property at various
Places.
RobroH, rob. 28.-Tho semaina OF Lizzie
Hanks and another girl, supposed to be Ann
MoDonough, wore taken from Tho ruinB Of tho
Hanover street fro, to-day. The body Of Miss
Babb haa not yot beon recovered. Tiremon,
working as snbstitutes, and whose names arc
unknown, arc atill missing. 80 far, tllroo Aro-
mon and threo girls aro known to bo ;doad. Two
lnnjurod In fremon aro In . prooarious condition.
New. Yong, Feb 2a.-A gasoline explosion,
yesterday at Bryn Mawc, near Philadelphia, ro-
soadaneo IN the complete aSHFson by fire Of the
$4,000.
81. Lou1s, Fob. 2s,-Two amall flroa hore,
property.
Lou1svn1E, Feb. 2e.-Tho dwclling-house Of
Vim: Kempor, near oweutot, Owen County, with
most OF tho contents, was destroyed by flro on
Mondny night. Losa, about 100000. No in
Buranco.
New YonK, Fob. 28.-A fro this ovonfng COM
pletoiy destroyed tho bui1dere' hardware manu-
factory Of Newman d Capron, No. 167 West
Twonty-nfnth street. Loss, @5O,00Q.
, 1873-03-01

Spfetd1 Nspdtdh to Ths Chicago Tribune
LANs1Na, Feb. 28.-The Houao passed. to-dny
tho Senate bill granting the University an an
nual income Of ono-twentfoth OF ono mill On
eVory dollar Of taxable valuos In tho State, but
amended tho billso that tho rovonuo shall 1T no
timo before 1881 exceod $50, 600 also passed
the bill under which logging companies shall
charge BY board measuro, instead Of according
to tho number Of logs. Representative Garvo-
Link, from Al1egau, introduced concurrent reso-
luton, asking the Michigan Congressman to
oppose tho postal measure compelling wookly
papers to prepay postage: Tho House Commit.
tee on Elections reported adversely to my prog
ent change extending tho franchise
to women. Tho Committee on Education
made an elaborate report against aboliehing
tho County snperintendenoy Of Schools. Tho
Committee on State Affairs reported adversely
to falling the protection Of tho game laws from
birds.
The Senate, in Committee Of tho Whole. epent
moat OF tho afternoon discussing tho joint roao-
luton Tor appropriatfng tho swamp land moneys
for clearing the mouth OF tho Slfawnssoo River
OF tho obstructions, which havo cause tho river
to overflow tho adjacont State and farming lands.
The Senate Committee on Railroads submitted
two long, ablo, and elaborate reports in the na-
turo OF legal opinions, holding that thero is no
contract between the State and railroads, and
other land-grant companies, by which tho said
companies can claim tho exemption OF thoir
1ands from taxation, for any period not yet
elapsed.
, 1873-03-01

up on sIgn-post in front Of it, Aud standing
round thoy watched him thoro until ho gnve nc
sign Of belonging amy moro to thia world. They
thon wont quietly to thoir homes and there WA
Ooronors Jury instead Of a trial by Jury ir
court In Bensonta cnso. a Miss Julia Merrill, OF
Logan, waa engaged to DO married to Doneon,
md wnon nllo heard Of lor afIiancod'a teTrlbla
doath nho foil tond from apoploxy, and she and
Donaon woro burtol in tho aa,ne gravo. Donaon
and II he could only have got his caao into court
ie would havo stood as good chance for long
lfo as my man in Utah Torritory. Gov. Woods
10 said to bo voxcd Mt tho manner in which the
tribunals Of juasico havo boon robbed Of tholr
deavor to bring Judge Lynch into tho Territorial
Court.
, 1873-03-01

From tho 81. Loufs Rtpu6lican.
Charles A. nenHon had killed hiH second man
on tho 14th OF February at Logan City, noar
Balt Lake. He WAS q young man, and nppar-
Everything was brilliantly blool-red IN his
future, and ho probably looked forward to the
hsppiness Of being the horo OF dozen asBassi-
nations before he died. Alas| for the dclusions
S ops aory 4s =. a fp o. nara wan 5
aline for him. His second man waH David ".
Crookett. It was clean job, and q clear case of
murder, but tho authorities OF Logan City, not
appreciating true merit Of this stamp and rising
enough to arrest Benson aud lock- him up iu
their Courthouse. A largo crowd Of aaccablo
citizens soon assembled oyerpowored tho ALL
tl1orities without a fight, and took Benson from
tho interior Of tho Court-1louso. and hung him
, 1873-03-01
THE CITY IN BRIEF,


Tho Board Of Managers of tho Trrfng Woman.
ing at 10 o'clock.
Justice Banyon. yoBtc1dny morning, held WILL:
lam Coleman In $500 bail for Stealing watoh
from J. 8. Durand
The postponed lecture on "Loye and it's Evil
Gonlus, /" by Miss Lille Fletcher, will be deliy-
cred this evening at the University Plaoe Bap-
tiat Church.
Richard Adams and J. B: Henry wero arra!snod
at tho Weat 1idc Police Court yesterday morn
Ing, for breaking into No. "A West Lake street,
They wore held for trial under $500 bail each.
Tho continued iu-hea1th Of Commissioner
Carter, Of tho Board OF Public Works, preyonta
tho holding Of meetings Of that Board. Yoster-
day . number Of bills and orders woro taken to
hin house FOR his signature.
About O'clock yesterday morning tho resi-
dence Of F. Dickinson, No. 1856 South Morgan
street, was invaded by burglars, and S875 worth
q clothing and 1eweiry. heloaging In part to a
~; Burgess, "ho rosides in tho Same house, car
rsod away.
II 1s reported that an ex-drum-mator Of tho
poe or hs ehsmponshps soes of sae s e ssaa
In tho match to como on nt tho Academy OF
Music, at an carly date. It Ia believed that ho
will carry OF the prize.
4 fro occurred about half-psst 2 O'clock yes
stree9, owned By B. r B.bbitt. M t. ue L originated
In defective fue In No. 50. The prompt
arrival Of the fire department prevented SERIOUS
conaagration. Loss on buildings $3.50, insured
In the Htna for $500.
The Board Of Police and Fire Commissioners
met as usual yesterday afternoon, hut did
nothing beyond auditing several bills and con-
sidertng the application Of Patro1man Smith for
compensation during an absence of one month
his plea being sickness. No decision was ar
rived 1T.
A young man, who gayo hts namo as J. Mum
roe Coz, from Alexandria. MadIson County,
dence operator, at tho Michigan Southern Depot,
yesterday afternoon. Tho manner in which It
was done ia familiar to everybody, and need not
therefore p 20 told. The swindler vas captured,
had disposed Of the money: Tho poor boy, Coz,
with moro candor than pride, acknowledged that
he Was an =" Internal fool" He said ho was 60
Ing to " Nebraskey," !" and that he hadn't enough
perience and condition arc alike sovore, but ho
regrets neither believing that 1t is better to DO
willy ways Of confidence operators.
Another burglary Was committed yesterday
morning, at an early hour, at the residence Of
\ S,i:s Rvtn No 4si West Harrison street Tho
saiag sais "RaGS" NE y p3F peF Fl, e tho samtsi fas
them to tho dining-room, vhere was
side-hoard containing about $3.50 worth Of sill
verwaro. This they quickly slowed away In q
bag. From tho dining-room they passed into
the front hail. and, taking two oyercoats from tho
rack, opened the front door and went out. The
fact OF the robbery was made known to Mrs.
RaVlin Just as the thieyes we're departing. BY the
smell Of smoke. It WAS diaooyered that the ras.
calls had, purposely or accidentally, set fire to
some linen in the china-oloset. This WAS quick
II put ont. The only clue to the robbers is a
large knife which one Of them dropped in the
, 1873-03-01

LONDON, Feb. a. The efforts to settls the
Gttlke IN South Wales have failed.
The Senate OF the University OF Dublin hayo
voted to petition Parliament for q a.roteotlon Of
the Education bill.
In the House Of Commons, to-day, Julian
Goldsmid gave notice that, on Monday no1t, ho
should ask the Government whether It was true
that the actual losaes Of tue United States vero
e2,600, coo leaa than the award made 1t Geneva,
and Whethor the American Government would
remit that amount. The reading of tho ques-
Aon mas followed by cheers.
Tho HouHe went into Committee Of Supply,
Mr. Maofde moved that Select COMMITTEES be-
appointed to consider the relations Of England
With her colonies, particularly those Affecting
emigration, Ho supported Lila motion with d
speech, In tho course Of which he complained
that @ no stepe had been taken to divert from the
grafton.
Donald Dalrymplo seconded the motion, saying
no noped that Home effort would be made to de-
velop the reAourcos of Canada.
,ush y'e19ns ninry opposed the appointment Of
70 tho colonies how to manage their own stfairs.
Noarly al the colonies had agouts hers. whone