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The New York herald., 1873-10-25

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| A.-For n stylish and Elegant Hat Go
direct to the manufacturer EsPENsCHElD llS Nassa u
street,
| A.-Nothfng Tends TO Refresh, Invfgor-
ate and build up the system as thoroughly as vapor
isr satng sorE For 0 SeuraSS S Ss Az
afoR s%r Is East Fourth are The ex
tensive aud luxurious on this continent Open Daily.
An Adult Consumes Annually 1900
hsn @ the ef should be Conveyed
hs FIN ana
durable equal to silver pipe to drink ir m and cheaper
strensn Durability Frep cons
York
A.-For Falling; Loss and Untimsiy
sx ck hair consult Dr. B. 9 PERRY '' Bond street Ne"
Abr. b. G. Perry, Dermatol ogist, 40
Bond street New York cures all Scalp Diseases. Send
TOR circular.
New YORK cures Unnatural redress of the Nose, Black
Heads and Pimply Eruphons
A.-For Pimples on the Face, Black
ads bS% S S sHfhH IM kEEE6 s use
PERRY, 49 Bond street, New York.
A." Finds Tongues in Trees, Books In
the running brooks sermons in stones" and hats at
KSoxs ass mstshsss ssasons5Is and bseqn,ns
or In the Fifth Avenue Hotel
A.-Hats for Gentlemen mt Lowest
l4s Nassau street. near spruce street
A.-Wedding Invitations, Ball Cards.
Nse % PapedFs Orders Of
ALL Spring Trusses Superseded
by the ELASTIC TRUSS 6s5 Broadway, which retains
Ayo he
Trusses
Crying Child Relieved Instantly
iesm less as w water Sold everywhere. 49,
ing 10 LORDS offices. $50 and s34 Broadway and Ill
Eighth and secure elegance and beauty OF work
manship.
All That Have Used It Acknowledge
that PORTER,S COUGH BALSAM possesses the extraor-
dinary Of relieving coughs and colds
and 7sc.
Remedy Now Prescribed by All
Bgns Disease Graye, Dropsy Diabetes
ens san AL sGGG ssGiSnsy and
C0rns, BunfOns. Enlarged JOfnts.-Al
diseases Of the feet cured by DR.. ZACHARIE, 2 Union
square.
David's Elegant Fall Hat for Gcntfe-
men, 299ts Broadway, near Duane street
Domestic Paper Fashions-Elegant I'm
design and faultless in lt Agents wanted Send for
New York.
Holloway,s pills and Ointmcnt.-Es-
tablished hty years. Depot rs Maiden lane.
Havana Lottery.-Wc Sold the $500, 900
in the extraordinary drawing April q Circulars
sent: Information given. j. b. MARTINEZ Co, 10
Wall street; box 4, ,6S5 Post office, New York.
Imperial Russian Baths, No. q West
Twenty fourth street. near Broadway ee-
gance, luxury and comfort ELEVEN vAPOR ROOMS.
Temperature at bather's will.
Our New
OPERA TRAVELLING AND EVENING
HAT.
Mutum parvo.
Originated and introduced by
wARNOCK 4 Co. Hatters
No olg Broadway.
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A MISSIONARY BISHOP FOR COLORADO

The meeting OF the House OF Bishops yesterday
resulted in the election OF the Rev. John s. spaud
ING, rector OF ST. Pauls, Erie Pa. as Missionary
Bishop OF Colorado, wyoming and New Mexico
His headquarters win be at Denver, Col.
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G. w. Ford.

telegram from Chicago, under date OF yester-
day reports as follows captain c. W. Ford, for
many years connected with the United States Ex-
press Company at st. Louis and formerly Coec-
tor OF Internal Revenue for the ST. Louis district,
died In this city tonight of bilious pneumonia.
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REGISTRATION.
The following figures show the result Of the regis.
tration yesterday
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. "a, 1873.
The Democratic State Committee has adjourned
without adopting an address or taking any action
concerning q State Treasurer.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME Oct "a, 1873.
Baron Penedo, charged with the settlement of
the conflict between the Church and State author
tties in Brazil has arrived in this city,
He proceeded to the Vatican to-day and pre-
scented his credentials to the Pope.
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ned until next Thursday
IN THE WAKE.

The Eighth Senatorial Liberal Republican Con-
vention met last night al Brevoort Hall, Fifty
fourth street and Third avenue, and endorsed the
Tammany nomination OF Hugh ii. Moore ior Sena-
tor for that district
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CEARCH AFTER A LOST HEART.
y BY Leslie Van Rensselaer, A new novel Of rare iu-
terest The heroine is most fascinating and elike to
the end The hero is noble character OF honorable,
BIRTH of French descent The is laid
on Southern plantation, called Vale Feurde-L Lis The
description OF the paatai homestead and its occupants
tells OF the Christian spirit of charity which
vades every heart while 1t delneates the perfect hosp
taty with which the Southern gentleman receives
his guests This novel of truthful force well written
and in language most pure and chaste Large l2moy
price 81 for sale by CUSHING. BARDUA CO, 644
Broadway: BRENTANO, Union square. and the AMERI-
CAN NEWS COMPANY.
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DEATH ON THE RAII.

Mr. Van Buskirk, an employe on the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western Railroad, was killed
yesterday while coupling cara on the road near
family In uopoken,
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A.-Hats for Gentlemen mt Lowest
prices. p. ERNENwEIN.
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MARSHAL BAZAINE.
Progress Of the Court Martial Trial-The
Prisoner After Severe and Sud-
den Attack of Illness
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Oct. "a, 1873
The trial OF Marshal Bazaine was resumed to-
day.
A railway inspector OF Metz testified that Bazaine
neglected an opportunity to seize large depots OF
provisions for the German army.
The sitting OF the Court on Wednesday last was
very BRIEF owing to the illness OF Marshal Bazaine,
who had an alarming attack before the opening OF
the proceedings
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Saturday. Oct 25-1 A. N. }
Probabilities.
For Saturday in the Gulf States, increasing north
and east Winds with cloudy weather and falling
barometer.
For the South Atlantic States high winds and
partly cloudy weather.
FOR THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES, N0RTHERLY
WINDS BACKING TO NORTHWEST WITH PARTLY
CLOUDY AND CLEAR, COLD WEATHER.
For New England northerly winds and lower
temperature.
For the lake region west and nothwest winds.
with lower temperature and generally clear
weather.
For the Northwest northwestery winds, back
ing to northeast, with falling barometer and clear
or partly cloudy weather.
The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The GLOWING record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours IN
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
-
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.
u.rAu. nnt On Is1l

|"|I|" N HAVANA, Oct ". 1873.
Exchange duiet On Uuitod 1atee. axtv days.
rency ~ % per cent preinnni, snort i8hs, 40, ~
~ per cent prcmun sxtv DAYS. Q9l1 th per cen, pre-
ypufn short sih, do. 10 ~ ker cent prepAlun. On
pass, "a y W per ceat premlu.u.
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COTTON SALES FOR CURRENCY ONLY,
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. "a, 1873.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. "a, 1873.
meeting OF cotton factors and shippers, he'd
here this evening. to consider the recommends.
tions made by the conference OF factors and
bankers passed resolution TO sell cotton Tor cur
rency only after November 10th next. All sales are
now made for certified checks.
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DISASTER ON LAKE ONTARIO.

LEAMTSGroN, ontario, Oct. "a, 1873
Tho schooner Nicholas sunk on the night OF the
21st inst, in three fathoms OF water, ten miles
down the lake. She was heavily loaded with iron
ore. The crew were picked on the rigging by o
tug on the 22d.
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IRELAND.

Citizen Preparation for Grand Popular De-
monstration-American Visitors to Attend
an Amnesty Mestng-A Million Of
People Expected to Parade.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct "a, 1873.
Onicial returns give Gordon, for Supreme Court
Judge, majority OF 1924; and Mackey, for State
treasurer rs. 352.
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HAMILTON FISH, JR, FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

CARMEL, N. Y, Oct. "a, 1873
The Putnam County Republican Convention held
at Carmel to-day, nominated Hamilton Fish, Jr.,
Tor Assembly.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. "a, 1873
Three inches OF snow have fallen at Negaunee,
Mich, and seven inches Mt Fort Garry, Manitoba.
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SNOW IN THE FAR WEST.
OMAHA. Neb.. Oct. Q

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. a. 1873.
During the past twenty-four hours snow has
fallen between Laramie and Green River to the
depth OF four inches. IL is now showing at
Cheyenne. There has been no detention to trains
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Corns, Bunfons, Enlarged Jofnts.-All
diseases of the feet cured by Dr. zACHARIE, Unor
square.
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A." Finds Tongues i'm Trees, Books in
the running brooks sermons in stones and hats at
Buy your HATS at 22 Broadway in the Prescott House.
or In the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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A.-Wedding Invitations, Ball Cards.
Monograms Foreign Note Papers, Orders of Dancing.
JAS EvERDkLL, 302 Broadway Established ls40.
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Abr. B. q. Perry, 40 Bond street,
New York, Unnatural Redress of the Nose Black
Heads and Plmpy Erupions
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TElEGaAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Oct a. 1878.
The insurgents OF Cartagena have resolved to
arm the merchant vessels captured by them.
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ALL Spring Trusses are Superseded
by the ELASTIC TRUSS, 6s5 Broadway, which retains
rpture comfortabiv and day. till permanently
cured Avoid the horrible fngerpads and useless Band
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A.-For Falling. Loss and Untfmeiy
gray hair consult Dr. B. G. PERRY 4s Bond street New
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David's Elegant Fall Hnt for Gentle
men, 299ts Broadway near Duane street
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A.-For Pfmplcs ON the Face, Black
Heads and Blotched Dsfgur atoms PERRY'S COME.
DOM AND PIMPLE REMEDY, consult DR.. B. c.
PERRY, % Bond street, New York.
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IL LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

HARPER BROTHERS will send either OF the fol.
lowing works by mail postage prepaid to any part -
the United States, receipt OF the price.
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Crying Child Relieved Instantly
from all pain with wOLCOTT'S PAIN PAINT. Harm
less as water. Sold everywhere.
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Abr. b. G. Perry, Dermatol ogi ist, 40
Bond street. New York all Scalp Diseases Send
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A.-A.-Send Your Cleaning and Dye
ing 10 LORDS offices. $50 and 934 Broadway and Ill
Eighth avenue and elegance and beauty OF work
nShs
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All That Have Used II Acknowledge
that PORTER,S COUGH BALSAM possesses the extraor-
dnary Of relieving mmedia coughs and colds;
emolient warming and effective. Price 25c. Soc.
and
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SNOW IN THE NORTHWEST,

AFoIhEc ttIIpeTdIUTt ytsItTUuy. Uo
average temperature for corresponding date y
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A FINE ASSORTMENT
N of English and French Books Curiosa, &C.
APPLETONS Antiquarian, 10 Third street, near bowcsl
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DYKE. once Guesday, wednesday, Thursday and Prs-
wigs. Toupees-G. Rauchfuss, Practi.
cal wig and I9upss Mansr and o. aa
Youmans' New Opera Turban, for Even
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SPAIN.

1nsurgent Project for Reinforcement Of the
Radicalist Navy.
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.HARPER's CATALOGUE mailed free. receipt d
six cents in postage stamps rs.
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P0mcroy's Band Trusses, 744 Broa a
way, New York; never fail; warranted five years.
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SIR SAMUEL BAKER.
Serious Illness Of the African Explorer.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. 25-6 A. M.
Sir Samuel Baker, who recently returned from
Africa, is seriously i'll from Inflammation OF the
tunOa
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llne, -.ovS .sv-- ovS< - 90 .ol' ,oo
The second and last race, for a purse or $500
free for all, was won by ID. Kenkn5 g. s. 10,
Brown, in three straight heats.
Time, 2.3l-2 :30is-2 20.
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A.-NOthfng Tends TO Refresh, Invfgor.
ate and build up the system thoroughly as vapor
Bathing. For ods rheumatism. Neuralgia, &c., &c,
they afford simple, certain relief The RUSSIAN
VAPOR BATHS, IS East Fourth street. the ex-
tensive aud luxurious on this continent Open Daily.
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WHY VIII You sufrer .-To All Persons

why Will You Suffer s-To All Persons
suffering from rheumatism, neuralgia, cramps In tho
limbs or stomach bilious coc pain the back. bowels
or side. we would say, THE HOUSEHOLD PAnAcEA
AND FAMILY LINIMENT is. Of all others. the remedy
you want for internal and extcrna use y nas cureu
the above complains 10 thousands u cas'@ inei"
Is 10 mistake aae9.it
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A.-For stylish and Elegant Hat Go
direct to the manufacturers, EsPENSCHElD ll8 Nassa
tree
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Royal Havana I1Ottery.-lnformatfon ION
FURNISHED orders filed circulars free applica
ton; spanish bank bills and COVE ernments purchased
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers
No. III Wall street. New York city.
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KINGSTON DRIVING PARK RACES.

CITY OF KINGSTON, N. " Oct. a. 1879
To-day was the last day OF the Kingston Driving
Park fall meeting. The unfinished 2:37 race OF
Yesterday finished, j. J. Hornbeck's 8. g. Major
King winning easily in 2364. The first race to-
day was for purse OF $500. for $3.50 horses. The
.rinni IA ouI M nf fho racn
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An Adult Consumes Annually 300

pounds of solids and fluids which l500 is water Is 1t
then, that the water should be conveyed
dcathy The Tin LINED LEAD PIPE is safe, strong and
durable equal TO silver pipe to drink fr and cheaper
than poisonous lead or any other metal pipe when
a pound. Descriptive pamphlets sent by mail free.
CULWELL LEAD CO., No. 2l3 Centre st., New York.
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OPERA, TRAVELLING AND EVENING.
HAT.
Multum parvo
Originated and introduced by
wARNoCK 4 CO.. Hatters
No 5l9 Broadway.
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Wigs, TOupeea.-G. Rauchfuss, Praeti.
cal wig and Toupee Maker and Importer OF human HAIR
"A East Twelfth street, near Broadway New York.
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Remedy Now Prescribed by All
physicians in Brights Disease Gravel Dropsy Diabetes.
and all Complaints OF Kidneys Bladder and Urinary
Organs Is KEARNEY'S BUCHU. Try 1t
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ROME.

a South American Peace Commissioner at the
Vatican.
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Imperial Russian Baths, No. West
Twenty fourth street Broadway equaIled ee-
gance, luxury and comfort ELEVEN VAPOR ROOMS.
Temperature at bathers will.
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Perfection-Boker's Bitters. Beware o
counterfeits,
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Havana Lottery.-Wc Sold the $500, 900
in the extraordinary drawing April p. Circulars
sent: Information given J: b. MARTINEZ CO., 10
Wall street; box t,6s5 Post office, New York.
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Youmans' New Opera Turbnn, for Even
ng to be had only Of YOUMAhs, Halter nv ana i'Aos
Broadway
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Domestic Paper Fashf0ns-Elegant I'm
design and fauitless in at, Agents wanted Send for
catalogue. DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
Ne nrk
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Holloway's Pills and Ointment.-Es-
tabllshed nfty years. Depot rs Maiden lane.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-22
"NIore Sun Falschoods."
From the Columbia Uuion.l |

From the Columbia Union.l
The New York Sun, with it's customary ma
llguity, has begun another series of attacks
upon the finances OF the Stale. To deter
Northern capitalists from investing their
money here, 1t prints what purports to be
letter from this city, but which, doubtless,
never saw the outside OF the Sun office,
wherein Is set forth the startling Intelligence
that the taxes in some portions of Ihe Slate
amount to the very moderate sum OF about
.dtleen per cent" Charleston seems to be
the special point aimed at by this veraclous ~
correspondent, who says the tax paid In one
wear In that city amounts to five and half
per cent We trust there are few people at
the North or elsewhere 30 Ignorant oil
matters here as to be led to believe such an
outrageous statement as this, The Sun s not
entitled to the slightest credence, particular
lv upon financial matters, and the people Of
this State who have any regard for It's credit
abroad will Gre long realize the fact thai
when they were applandng the utterances Of
that sheet but little more than year ago they
were nursing viper that would one day turn
and sting them.
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their usual force of employees. The Workmen
are hocking 20 suburban towns, WILING 10
take the wages that are offered them' Las'
year the building averaged less than ior
several years previous, on account Oh inc
spring strikes. Then the masons, hrst 10 VIII
success, were the first TO feel its consequences.
Many, unable to procure work here because
the strike OF other trades made their own 10
operative, became dependent upon tne
unions. The Influence OF the twenty per cent
addition to wages brought cost higher tnan
rent could cover, and this year, under
probability that similar agures will obtain, no
building not absolutely necessary Will De un'
dertsken. Tuesday the Mechanics Exchange
was filled with master builders, masons and
carpenters looking for Jobs and not finding
them. No specific action has been taken oS
the employers as yet, but a meeting OF the
masons will shortly be held to canvass tne
matter
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Taxes on Railroads In tho State.

The questions before the Supreme court OIL
the United States, concerning The taxation oi
railroads. have been presented to the notlce
of those interested in these roads without
sufficient Information as to the points ruled
10 the court.
The opinion in the case OF the South Caro-
lima Railroad, to which the State was party
has not yet been received. But the opinion
In The case to which the City Council was q
party has been received, and that refers 10
the decision in the State case 30 plainly that
we can now very well understand wnat nave
ueen Inc points declded.
l. The charter Of the South Carolina Rail-
road Company is the charter OF the Louis
vile. Cincinnati and Charleston Railroad
Company, and all the rights, privileges ana
exemptions 10 that charter belong to, and
are to be enjoyed by. the South Carolina
Company.
2. Parts Of the road and property for
merly belonging to the South carolina Canal
and Railroad Company are liable to taxa
ton.
3. All property acquired by the South
Carolina Railroad Company, directly under
its own charter, for purposes OF the road'
are exempt from taxation.
4. Whatever property, claimed to be tax
able, has been acquired by the South Caro-
lima Railroad Company for the accommoda-
tion of business for lts original road, or for
the Joint accommodation OF the entire sys-
tenn OF roads under it's control, must be pro
,arato and In fair proportion exempted from
taxation.
s. That the case is remanded to the Cir
cult Court to proceed iu conformity with
these directions.
These are really the points adjudged In
the cases; and it is not necessary to say
how far removed they are from the reports
which have been made OF the decision ofthe
court.
We feel that we may now honestly con-
gratulate the stockholders that the taxation
to which the property of the road may be
exrosed is not an amount that can affect 1t,
anu that ON effort to impose such tax
as it was asserted should be enforced has
wholly failed.
All who are interested in the welfare OF
the city or State may we'll rejoice that this
railroad, so often and sorely tried, and 30
liuked with oil the hopes OF returning pros
perity to both city and State, has been
saved from tax which would have seriously
impaired its usefulness, and in that have
checked the onward course OF the prosperity
which is 80 marked iu our city and State.