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Abr. b. &. Perry, rmatOlOgist, 40
Bond street, New York. cures with prescriptions espe
alIy ADAPTED the nature of the Falling Loss and
Untimely GRAY Hair; Dandruf, kingworn, salt Rheuu
or any disease or complaints OF the scalp
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A.-An Unnatural Redness Of the Nose
or face Il positively cured by DR. b. c. PERRY, 40 Bond
street, New York A cure guaranteed.
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THREE CHILDREN DROWNED IN MAINE.

BANGOR, March IA, 1873
Three small children, son and daughter OF
Henry Plude and son. OF Charles Blake, were
drowned at OronO yesterday by breaking through
the Ice while at play.
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A DEPUTY UNITED STATES COLLECTOR
MISSING.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March H. 1878
Hiram W. Johnson, Deputy United states COL
lector of this port. has been missing since Wedaes
day afternoon. Various rumors are afoat as to hls
disappearance. The Custom House ofhcers are
busuy engaged oveghaulinR MS accounts.
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Either Of the above when not 10 be mad in book sto-es.
sent post aid by mail to any part OF the United Statcsv
onr q ne
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che clearess result of the confidence obtained rom

>ne c,asrest result of the confidence obtained rom
~. President by the ready diplomat OF the HERALD
GENERAL GRANT AND ST. DOMINGO.
BY the above quoted interview with President
Grant by the HERALD Commissioner the acquisition
Of the Bay OF SANTANA appears to have been ques-
toned % likely w give trouble, and we cannot do
better than give, textually, the passages in the
HERALD which relate thereto:-
HERALD COMMIssIONER-Your views upon this
subject, MT. President, l. am convinced, are the
views OF the American people. But do you antict-
pate no trouble on account OF this st. Domingo
SANTANA Bay CompanyS
The PREsIDENT-None in the world. suppose
men ann viii In not nre in ex
pensve difficulties expect, 100, in the course OF
the next ten or fifteen years. that this company
the great resources OF that fine country tnat our
government and people VIII annex IT, rs q oal-
might have secured * year ago for million and
q half-1 mean the Dominican kcpupnc. IN any
event we desire peace, ana expect no trouble
HERALD CoxMIssIoNER-The mlnlment Of your
prediction Mr.. President, will not be surprising
event. though the American lever OF annexation
was very nearly cured by the cold bath or Alaska.
Here the conversation ended upon the ST. Do
mingo question. The future Will tell how lar Gen.
,eral Grant has been right in his representation
The Power Of the Press.
from the Messenger Franco-Americain, March 14.l
1t Is now well known that the press Is fourth
power in the State The HERALD is more con-
WINGED Of this truth than any else and it is not
content to have simply reporter Or correspond
ent In Washington. 1t ordered a commissioner
there, that it might be represented by kind Of
minister plenipotentiary or ambassador. This
commissioner of the HERALD in Washington on
Wednesday had an audience OF the President In
order to receive some explanations upon
the policy which the government proposes
to follow. General Grant replied with
all the Difference due to such q parsonage and
we shall probably perform u most agreeable duty
TO readers by reproducing portion of the con-
versation published In the HERALD. Here follows
the substance of the interview referred to- The
HERALD Commissioner. then Intercepted the Presi-
dent as to the tour which he had intended to make
In the South. The President stated that he very
much regretted being compelled to renOunce this
Journey on account OF Official duties and other
causes, as the effect might have been very bene-
fetal. His personal affairs, however, called him to
st. Louis but he will probably not pursue his jour-
ney as Tar as California for the same reasons that
have caused him to renounce his journey in the
South. Upon the question of Utah the President
declared, with much emphasis, that the laws must
be executed, and that was the only condition un-
der which the Mormons could expect to live in
peace.
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Texas Jack, the Living Scout, Now Per-
forming with Buffalo Bill and Ned Buntline in the drama
OF THE Scouts of the Prairie" is the hero OF exciting
story just commenced IN the NEW YORK WEEKLY.
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Vienna observation-disclosures Issued
by a. C. WILLMARTH, United States Court Honse, Il
Chambers street.
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The Graefenberg Company have Re-
moved to &c Reade street Their valuable Medicines
sold by all druggists and by the GRAEFENBERG CON-
PANY, ST Reade street, N. Y.
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Tested by Time.-FOr Throat Diseases,
Colds and Coughs, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES"
have proved their efficacy by test of many years.
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A.-Wedding and Ball Cards, Latest
Paris STYLES; Monograms Badges ODders OF Dancing.
JAMES EvEKDELL. 30k Broadway.
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A.-For Moth Patches, Freokles and
Tan use PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
Sold by druggists everywhere, Depot 20 Bond street
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volume Of light reading on grave subjects, bein
collection OF Epaphs, amusing, curious and quaint
slnguarly interesting little work. y" Price ~ ~
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SHOWS PICTORIAL Penrls.-A Noted Com
lection for Coughs, Sore Threats and Hoarseness Sold
by Druggists rs cents per- box. H. Ii. SNOW, Sole
Manufacturer, New Haven, Conn.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The best In the
world The emily true AMI perfect dye All druggists
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For Restoring the Original Color OF
THE HAIR, DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANS
ING THE SCALE, REsroRER AMERICA Is WITHOUT
AN EQUAL
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ITALY.

An Ex-Monarch Restored to the Ranks Of the
People
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Royal Havana LOttery.-New Scheme
out. Orders filed. prizes cashed, intormahon fur
nisbed. Highest rates paid Tor Spanish bills ac.. Sc.
TAYLOR Il Co, Bankers ID Wall street. New York.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Cash ed.
Post Office box 1855
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A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and B6erum street
Open rom IS A. NJ. to9 Z. VI:
On sunday from to T. VI.
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per gallon 81 so for full sized bottle speciality Old
mellow and fragrant entire invoice purchased at half
Is value Also all the popular brands vintage 565 to 1893
Old Madeira 50 30 per gallon. All the reliable brands OF
Wines and Liquors Fancy Groceries Table uxuries &c.
ID. Is. KIRK CO., 60 Fulton st Established 1881
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Spencerian
DOURIE ELASTIC

DOUBLE ELASTIC
STEEL PENS
These celebrated Pens increasing very rapidly In
sale, owing their uncxcecd manufacture. They
superior Eng fish make and famous for their elias
ITCHY durability and of point For sale every
where For the convenience OF those who may wish to
try them we will send sample Carl containing all oi
tho 10 numbers. by mail on receipt OF Is cents.
IvISON, BRAKEMAN, TAYLOR 4 CO,
rs and 40 Grand street New YORK.
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ENGLAND.
Bullion in Outflow from the Bank.
lIlttTiR TO TIE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March II, 1873.
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
OF England on balance to-day is f35, 900.
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A.-For a First Glass Hat at Reasonable
prices call on pOUGAN IO2 Nassau corner of Ann street
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COOD BOOKS,

U IN FINE BINDING,
constantly hand and Tor sale At reasonable prices
large Of the best English editions N standard
books In every department OF literature.
FINE ILLUSTRATED BOOKS A SPECIALITY.
lido pretend to keep the largest and cheapest coli
lection books In his city but the public Invited to
CALL examine and judge OF the general charac ter Of my
stock. JOHN.PYNE, lJ9 Nassau street
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style and Iacle OF elegance KNOWS Spring style
NJ haas Is the town topic Buy your Hats
khox NO az BROADWAY, or ut Knoxs under the Fiji
Avenue Hotel or at knoxs in the Pre- House. puf
chase ~ either store viii satisfactory
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TELEGRAM TO TINE new york HERALD.

Amadeus has formally reassumed his rights "a
an Italian citizen.
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A N u s E NJ E N T s .



Last night Wepers great work was given for the
second time at the Academy. There was full
house and fashionable audience. The performance
throughout was OF the same level as on Wednes-
day, marked by the same successes and almost the
same shortcomings. Nine. Lucca again received
the most enthusiastic expressions OF approval for
her delicious singing and powerful acting through
the second act. Her dramatic power Is eectical In
its effect upon an audience and last night, when
the aria by Aunchen had barely escaped cOndem-
nation, Lucca at once rivcted attention with her
noble rendition OF the remainder OF the scene.
Jamets Caspar was even more effective than on
the first night. The orchestra too, was improved
but the chorus seems past hope. The Roman
candle and pasteboard demons were as smoky and
ridiculous and offensive as ever.
This afternoon 'MgnOnr will be the matinee
performance. On Monday night, Faust"
Musical and Dramatic Notes.
Miss Charlotte Cushman will go to Europe this
Spring.
The play written for Mr.. w. ]. Florence by the
Count de Najac is drama in five acts called
"Faith, or the Jewish Brothers. Mr.. Florence is
greatly pleased with the piece.
Mr.. ]. Ii. Stoddart leaves Waack's next sea-
son and Is to travel with Messrs Rockwell and
Rnggold, who are to quit the Fifth Avenue Theatre
at the close Of their present engagement. The ru-
NOR that Miss Fanny Morant was going to Boston
next season Is unfounded.
Mr. John Brougham is to play Samuel Tapplebot
in "Uncle Sam.u M. Sardou sets s. T. up as q
model Of "oldn America. Miss Sarah will be played
by Mrs. John Wood. Sarah Is M. Sardous ideal OF
the fashionable American girl. Mr.. Crisp is to be
the Marquis de Rochemore, who adores Sarah in
spite Of her faults. one Of the best parts appa.
rently is that OF Colonel Nathaniel Flibburty, the
agent for the Tapplebot cite" lots, which will be
given to Mr.. Lemoyne. Miss Mary Cary Is to play
Grace Fnbburty described in the bill OF the play
as "a married butterfly with a penchant for d.
vorces" What "penchant for divorces' Is 1t is
net easy to understand.
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Down With Your Bedstcads, Dust
every Joint with KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER; in
ject It into every crack and Granny in the walls the floor
the wainscoting; shall you sleep unframed OF bed
bug IL nniested with teas unpestcrcd by reaches
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway corner OF Murray street
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A.-Espenscheid's Spring Lee,

A.-Espensche Spring Levee.-In All
his experience Is halter ESPENSCHES has never had
the pleasure OF seeing, ~ early in the season, such
store. Fortunately, he has room enough Hats enough
and varieties OF style enough to satisfy them all HIS
perfection OF It's nsh owing TO the recent ns
Introduced in his factory transcends thing that he
has ever vet produced. EsPENSCHEiD, Manufacturer
al 90 III ue m a "A Ats. lIS Nassau street
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FRANCE.
Flow Of Bullion to the Bank.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March IL, 1873.
The specie in the Bank Of France has increased
1888 OOOf during the past week.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Circulnrs ana
Information furnl shed. T. 0RTEGA,
No. o Wall street. box .s46 Post Office.
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"Msrried In NADIA New story by
Mansfield Tyscy wslworth, will be commenced next
Monday In the NEW YORK WEEKLY.
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David's spring style of Gentlemen's
HATS 2g9< Broadway, near Duane street
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Hats.

Liquid Cocoa, for Rakers and Confec-
toners use superior qs<ify sale at the Choca sts
Manuiactory OfWAISACE a CO.. - Cortiandt St, N r.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready, contains select Story, entitled MADAM
Dufour,o together with the very Latest News by
Telegraph from All Parts OF tho World up to the
hour or publication; the Ministerial Crisis In
England; President Grants Policy Announced by
himself; the Fight for the Senatorship OF Massa-
chusetts; the New Hampshire Election; Brooks
Address to his Constituents the Closing Scenes
in the Scannell Trial; the Foster Case; Details Of
the Houtvet Butchery on Smutty Nose Island; the
Modoc War; Details Of On Interview with the
Captain General Of Cuba; the Louisiana Middle |;
Statistics Of Commerce and Navigation. 1t
alss contains the Latest News by Telegraph
from Washington; Political, Religious, Fash
tonbls and Sporting Intelligence; Obituary
Notices; Varieties; Amusements; Editorial Ar
ticles on the prominent topics of the day
Our Agricultural Budget Reviews OF the Cat
tie, Horse and Dry Goods Markets; Financial
and Commercial Intelligence, and accounts oil all
the important ana interesting events or the week.
TERMs:-SingIe subscription. 81 Three copies, IS; ;
Five copies, IS; Ten copies SIS; Single copies, ave
cents each. A limited number oil advertisements
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A LIST OF NEW BOOKS THIS MORNING.


A LIST OF NEW BOOKS THIS MORNING.
BOOK OF EPITAPHS
volume of light reading grave subjects, being Q
collection OF Epaphs amusing, curious and quaint
slngularly interesting little work. - Price ~ 81
MARK GILDERSLEEvE
new American novel. ola fresh and original charac
ter, by John 5. Sauzade. -" Price 81 rs,
CLIFFORD TROUP.
new novel, Of absorbing interest, by Mrs WcstmQre-
land, of Georgia. author of Heart Hungry which had
such an enormous sale last year ~ Price 81 10
KENNETH MY KING.
charming novel by Miss Sallie A. 5roek, Of Virgil
gna Its delineatons OF life manners and scenery rise.
at times almost idyllic and beauty OF con-.
cepon and there pleasanter idealizations Of
womanly love tor womans reading than "kenneth. My
King" -" Price 81 10.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH, BROOKLYN.
complete history of this remarkable church. from its
establishment by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, In 1917,
down to the present day. With numerous p0rtraits.
illustrations and plans -" Price g.
G. w. CARLETON CO., Publishers,
Madison square. New y orb.
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5000 Miscellaneous Books
10000 rheolosi C. yG sooE ss''''
LEGGAfT BRoTIERs, sBeekman 81. cor. Park row.
u ArrLE E;g ,SG = :, co. i,i.o.ov,v y.vvo,,
Publish this day.
LAKEvnLE; OR, SUBSTANCE AND SHADOW
BY Mary Healy.
Sv' win
TaI po4 Of tay s e chicago 81
'y M:a
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eny has long resided s h.: already eese
The SATURDAY in
the same time most Interesting of American novels
HIS FRIENDS AND Mo fis caUkca ocotef isss 70
H so is%S Goh from the ''h f'f' hd'u0n'
hed se @ The adsuHy
pss nsnS for H.
The pulpit from which he spoke and Is sopeimes tn.
which nas
Ss Sa u % f
them Of such subjects as the Regrets OF Dying Man -"
MANUAL OF cHkiMaiIcAL ANALYSIS
guide Of their Identity ana quality
oa SS n, the G de sns
and Manufacturing Chemists ana OF fhnrmaceuucAl anu
Medical students by Frederick Hoffman, Ph d. PhAF-
maccutist in New York. VOL, Svo. Cloth, ~ 50.
w.
THE PRAIRIE.
BY JAMES FENIMORE COOPER.
New Library Edition. II mo Cloth. Price, 81 81
This the eighth the uniform edition
of Coopers novels, printed on fine paper. and hand.
somely bound. Volumes already published THE Spy,
"The Pilot, 1.-THE Red Rover" "rhc Dcerslayer" The
Pathfinder" THE Last Of the Mohicans." and. The
Pioneers"
Either of the above when not to be mad II book sto,es
sent post aid by mail to any part OF the United states.
receipt OF the price.
JNRENCH. GERMAN SPANISH, LATIN, AND
II ITALIAN LANGUAGES. WITHOUT MASTER.
Each is In volume. Price 10 cents each. -
FRENCH without Master. In six easy lessons N
GERMAN without Master. In six easy lessons 90
SPANISH without Master In four easy lessons, ~
ITALIAN without Master. In five easy lessons 40
LATIN without Master. In six easy lessons. ~
all of the above Ave languages be learn
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bound in large volume, in cloth Price s.
-. Above books tor sale by all booksellers wiz
be sent, postpaid, on receipt Of PRICE by the publishers
b. PETERSON BKOTiiERS,
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MARK GILDERSLEEVE
new American novel, ola fresh and original cha
ter, by John 5. Sauzade. -. Price 81 u.s..
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ALL HANDS BELOW.
IN. o. Christian Times

IN. 0. Christian Times
good story is told Of u parr,t who had always
lived on board ship, but escaped at one of the
Southern ports anu took refuge in church Soon
afterward The congregation assembled, and the
minister began preaching to them in his earnest
fashl On, saying there was no virtue in them. that
every one of them would 60 to hell unless they
speedily repeated. Just as he spoke the sentence
up spoke the parrot from his hiding place;
"All hands helov -
To say that "all hands, were startled would be
a mild way OF putting 1t
+ The peculiar voice and unknown source had much
more effect on them than the parsons voice, ever
had. lie waited moment, and then, a shade or
two paler, he repeated the warning
All hands below I" again rang ont from some
where.
The preacher started from his pulpit and looked
anxinusly around, inqulring II anybody hac
spoken.
"All hands below ~ was the only reply, at
which the entire panic stricken congregation got
mp, and moment after they all b0lted for the
doors the preacher trying his best to be the Srst
and during the time the mischievous bird kept
up his yelling
'>All hands belowr'
There was one old woman there who was lame
and could no' get cut 30 fast az the rest, and in
short time che was left entirely alone Just as
she "aS about to hobble out, the parrot new down,
and, alightng on her shoulder, again yelled IN
her
| 'All hands below -
mo, no, Mister Devil ~ shrieked the old wo
man You can't mean me. don't belong here.
! go to the church across The away"
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MANHOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED,

JUST published, new edition OF DR.. CULVER
WILLIS Celebrated ESSAY on the radical
cure OF certain weaknesses, the effects of errors
aud abuses In early life.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay.
clearly demonstrates froma thirty years uccess
ful practice, that the alarming consequences o.
without the dangerous use OF internal MEDICINE
or che application Of the knife; pointing ont a
mode Of cure at once simple, certain and eectnal,
his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply,
privately, and TGd5cGUv
~ This lecture should be in the hands ofevery
youth and eve man in the land. s
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any adj
dress, postpaid. on receipt of six cents, or two
a. Also, DR.. Cnlverwell's Marriage Guide, - price
Is cents. go b IE9 - s 's
Address ta e ublishers,f a 60 aa
80 CHAs. j. @. KLIEE . CO..
~ Bowery, New York, Post-OGGe Box Asst.
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IN Baltimore, the other day, man carrying an
umbrella under his arm in a promiscuous manner,
went Rushing down The street IL passing bevy
OF elegantly dressed laoie, the handle of the rain
shedder caught IN the head gear of one ofthe fair
ones. She gave little scream of astont .hmcBt
and alarm but neither this nor the tension OF the
umbrella could check the headlong career Of the
hasty individual, and az the umbrella would not
yield. both the bonnet and the whole slaborately
arranged cur and other fixtures on the lady's
head were pulled compile ely off, and she stood the
very image of desolation and bereavement.
Apology under such circumk tances would onlN
have been an insult, The gentleman hurried
way, and the lady, gathering as promptly as possi
nile her scattered adornments, also retired from
the scene OF disaster. mtH
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belle dcsent always give the best "tone" to
society.
Heis the richest man who 10 content with that
which he has. qa
good hotel keeper is man that one can al
ways put up with.
II sailor has been travelling on horseback, can
it be said that he rowed
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The President n his recent message and the
Postmaster General IN his annual repor, recon
mend the adoption of postal telegraph g, stem.
which shall render telegraphy cheap ard reliable
and bring 1t within the reach Of the masses OF the
people. There il no reason why the American
people should have the most unreliable and ex.
pensive telegraph system OF any civilized nation
upon earth, yet such unfortunately az the toct
The prospect Of any immediate change for the
better, do not consider very good
vast telegraphic corpora ion, practically own
go and operated by one man, and he yieldinv a
capital of mis- own, a. ID supposed OF more than
one hundred million dollars, is no. easily over
come, especially when 1t is shown thqt onesey
cnth OF all the business of that corporation ss oor
formed gratutousiy to secure Influence to keen it's
power. This reform will only come when the
question tsfairly discussed before the people. and
they make their wishes known
All the arguments made use of in this country.
against the assumption Of the telepranb nv tbs
Government. were made TO do service IN cr.e,
neitaln before that Government took control oil
the telegraph But three years of governmental
management have sienced all opposition and he
would be bold public man who would dare advo
cate return r. the system of entrusting the hus
in ss to private COMPANIES.
The result shown in Great Britain. are a lars,
reduction in charges, and now all messages mr..
prepaid by stamps, and twenty words are sent al
uniform rate of one shilling to any part OF IN,
United Alngd nm The messages have nearI
treoled In number, offices have been greatly mul