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The New York herald., 1873-11-27
THE POLARIS' BOAT.
IELEcHka 10 TIE NEW YusK HERALD.

GLASGOW, Nov. 90, 1873.
The small boat made from the Polars, which tho
whaer Ravenscraig took on board when she res
cued the Buddington party, will be sent from this
CITY to New York by the steamship Georgia It Will
be placed In the Smithsonian Institution at Wash
inCtOn,
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. 90, 1873.
The amount or bnllion gone into the Bank Of Eng.
land on balance to-day is fc0, 900.
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars In bul.
lion was shipped from southampton for New York
yesterday by the steamship Mosel. ...tr
CROWN HONOR TO THR-JUDICIARY. lqss
Sir John Duke Coleridge Lord Chief Justice OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, is to be raised to tho
peerage. He will become Baron Coeridge.
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GERMANY.
The Prosecution of the Archbishop Of Possn-
Papal Exhortation to the Prelate
IElsesAn 10 The NEW yoak HEsAlu.

BERLIN, Nov. 90, 1873
Archbishop Ledochowsk has been ordered to ro-
Sign within week from the notice.
He has received letter from the Pope exhorting
him to firmness
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MARSHAL BAZAINE.
TELEGRAM TO TEE NEW YORK HERALD.

.+ss., PARIS, Nov. 26, 1873.
In the trial OF Marshal Bazaine to-day M. Rouhef
testified in relation to the negotiations OF the
Empress Eugenie in the endeavor to save tho
Rhine army and to avoid cession OF territory.
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CANADIAN PARLIAMENT,

TORONTO, ont, Nov. 20, 1873
Hon. Alexander Mckenzie, Premier Of the
Dominion, has been elected by accasation to re.
present the county Of IamstoR
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New Baby-Jumpcr-Lntc Improved
COLyIN BABY CHAIR COMPANY,
corner Broadway and Thirteenth street.
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-ThanksgivinS.-The Old and Popu.
lar RUSSIAN yAPOR BATHS 25 East Fourth street.
Will be open this day gentlemen only.
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Ask for Coodalls-The Finest I'm ported
and che pest Domestic PLAYING CARDS Beautiful new
patterns Sold everywhere.
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Apply PhnIon's Vftaiis and the Origi.

A.-For q superb Dress or Business Hat
90 to ESPENSCHELD Manufacturer, lis Nassau street
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Architects. Builders, Property Owners
ODONOGHUE'S PREMIUM WINDOW BLINDS AND
STAT HEGuLATOR uneq qualled.
j. 4. ODONOGHUE, IS Pine street.
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A.-Eet four Coats, Pants, Vests, Ckc.s
elegantly cleaned dyed brown black blue at ehet
Of LORDS Offices go and 93i Broadway and Ill Eighth
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4 Medal 4

A.-gIfghcst Medal Awarded by Amer
lean Institute Fair 1879, TO the ELASTIC TRUSS COM
PANY, 65S Broadway.-Holds rupture night anc
day till soon permanently cured The wretched finger
pads
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POOR HOPES OF PACIFIC SETTLEMENT.
Spanish Justification Of Selling the yir-
aoy ginius as Pirate.
MORE WAR SHIPS FOR KEY WEST.
The Latest Report on the Situa-
ton from Washington.
aIeLeGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Gravity OF the Situation-Our Ultima
tum--The steel Glove shcathcd In
sympathetio velver Our Minister
Packing UP for Dcparture-Thc Last
Day for Confederation Expiring.
stIa,m .s,s PARIS, Nov 26 1878 b
The following despatch was received in
cipher to-day from the HERALD correspond
ent OF the capital Of SPAIN
sstag'asar MADRID, Nov. 2e, 1873.
The situation is one Of great gravity. On
November 10 General Sckles, by order of the
President, delivered to Senior CASTELAR, the
formal ulhmatum Of our government, demand
ing prompt and rigorous reparation for the
insult to our flag, as follows -
Fsst-The restoration of the Virginius;
Second release of the surviving prison
ers; ;nis-u -.4nes a--t3 rf
1nird-Indemnity for the families of the
men murdered; II
Fourss-The punishment Of the murderers;
and, ~. rM er m sa
FyM-A satisfactory guarantee against future
putrages in Cuba l5I ar .o~ r,H
The demand including these points was
couched in kind and sympathetic words, but
vas Enthusiastically firm in tone, and indicated
no alternative save inferentially; for General
Sickles was instructed to say that if the de-
mand was not complied with in one week he
should call for his passports and leave Madrid
with the United States Legation.
The time expires to-day, and no answer has
Thing packed for immediate departure, and
has no hope of compliance with the demands
yesterday that all official correspondence from
America should be kept there, as he m at
arrive in few days. ... L., ....-.
In conversation to-day General Sickles said
That he did not see how war could be avoided,
as CASTELAR, can give no assurance that his
orders will be obeyed in Cuba, and that public
feeling is such as to make concession on the
part of the Spanish government well nigh
impossible. Mnln
General Sickles will leave Madrid imme-
diately unless Senior CASTELAR, responds this
evening In case he is thus compelled to
leave the British Minister will probably
assume the protection of the archives Of the
United States Legation and of our citizens
Sesident here
Sehor CASTELAR, is personally anxious TO
Noncede our demands, and the British Minis
Ter has exercised his good Offices to effect a
compromise, but there seems hope that
the necessary response from the Spanish
government win come tonight.
AL the United States ships-of-war in the
Mediterranean have been ordered TO Key West
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CHICAGO, Ill, Now 20, 1873.
IL is showing very heavily here this morning,
with the wind from the southwest.
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ENGLAND.

Movement Of Bullion-A Pesrage for a Chief
Justice.
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p-ocuraI OF so elegant and becoming fabric. KNOBS
stores a No 22 Broadway in the Prescott House and
Fifth Avenue Hotel
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Phalon's Vitalia Restores the Original
color 10 GRAY HAZE In to 10 days Nourish and
the hair with PHALOS'S INVIGORATOR. the best
HAIR TONIC in existence.
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Noursh and preserve the hair by the OF PHAION4
iNyIGoRAToR. the test hair tonic in existence.
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looked.-A continuance for any length Of time causes
irr.a alton OF the lungs chronic throat disease
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRO0HEs efectuaf
rem
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Points Of our Demands ON Cuba.


The following is the copy Of the so-called
<'diplomatic memorandum, including the
above points, as it was published in the
HERALD Of the 21st inst II will be seen that
at gives the demands more fully and specifies
the guarantee required by the fifth clause: -
Frst-The formal delivery of the virginius
to officers of our government in a port of the
United States.
Second--The release and restoration TO our
protection Of the surviving captives.
Third-A money indemnity to the heirs of
all taken from on board the yirginius and
put to death.
F6urth-The trial and punishment OF Cen
eral Burriel and all other responsible officers.
F1M-The immediate and unconditional
abolition of slavery in Cuba as the source Of
oil the pending difficulties and complaints.
Press Opinion Justifying the virginius,
Capture by Precedent OF tho United
states.
MADRID Nov 26, 1879.
The Ig.oldad (newspaper) justifos the ex-
ncution Of the virginius' captives, and cites as
% precedent for the action Of the Spanish a,,-
ythorities the circular issued by the United
States government during the civil war de-
clarinc the Confederate privateers pirates.
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The Weather In This city Yesterday.
SNOW STORM AT CHICAGO.


Average temperature ior corresponding date
last year.. ....... ~
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Choice Copper Distilled Proof WnisIey
az 81 Is Brandcs Gins, Wines, Runs in proportion.
LANDsBERG, kANTROWITZ Il CO., l9i Canal St
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGMA. OFFICER.
a WASHINGTON, Nov. Ell A. NJ.
Probabilities
For THE MIDDLE STATES NoRTHEAsTERLY TO
soUTHEAsTERLY WINDS, RISING TEMPERATURE. IN
cREAsISG cLouDryEss, FOLLOWED AT NIGHT By
RAIN.
For New England northwesterly Winds backing
70 easterly, with partly cloudy weather.
For the lower lakes southcrly winds, cloudy
weather and snow.
For the Northwest and upper lakes and thence
TO Missouri and Kentucky northweSterly winds,
falling temperature, cloudy weather and occa-
sional snow and rain, clearing in the evening.
For the Southern States southeasterly winds,
cloudy weather and occasional rain.
Cautionary signals continue at Duluth, Marquette,
Escanaba. Chicago, Milwaukee and Grand Haven.
All reports missing from rhe Southwest. the
Western Gull, and generally from the trans-Missis
sippi States.
The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty y-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year. as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Dharf HEp N HntII
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Hest Place in New York TO Buy Boots
and shoes India Ruhbcrs. &c.
MILLER 4 CO.. No. Union square.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

/ 4.r< y ~. y ..t~ 49, IT,.
ON LOVERS; CONFESSIONS BY A LADY; AMONG
" the Blondes; On Faces; A smart Woman; A scan.
daI hongcr; Modest Woman, with Portraits; rne
United Brethren; Money Its Functions; Genesis Geol
ogy several Of the Evangelicas; by the Neck Until
Dead With ~ portraits o marked men, in December
number PHRENOLOGICAL JOURSAI. 30 cents: s. 70
wear New volume begins next number. Address y X.
WELLS, $40 Broadway, New York.
@1A TO sloO INVESTED IN STOCKS OFTEN LEADS
.DlO to fortune Secret OF Success In Wall
Street." tree. VALENTINE. rUMBRTDGt 4 CO,
banSers all HrQssgs y Wat street
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DIR. Railways
sARSAPAEILLIAN REsoLvENT.

Dr, KMuWAy'H
SARSAPAEILIIAS RESoIIvENT
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
all Chronic Diseases, >crofula, Ulcers.
Chronic Rheumatism, Ervsipelas Kidney, Bladder and
Liver Complaints Dyspepsia Affections Of the Lungs and
Throat puries the blood. restoring health and vgor;
clear skin and beautml complexion secured TO ALL Sold
by druggists. RApWAl Il Co, " warren street.
Exercise. Health, Amusement.-J.
WOODS Gymnasium and Turkish Bath, Twenty-eighth
street near Fifth avenue. Glasses day and evening
Furt her X cd uction I'm Prices.-BargatnA
in Furniture. Parlor Library Chamber and Dining
Furniture low prices at the old established stores
No. 27 Canal street door east Of Broadway and No
1893 Fulton street. near Church street. New York
WILLIAM II. LEE
Havana Lottery.
The Extraordinary Drawing will take place December
Is We sold the last extraordinary Drawing Capital
Prize, S5oo0O Prizes cashed immediately Circulars
sent; Information given. }. y. MARTINEZ a CO., 10
Wall street, box 4 GO New York Post office.
Medical Electricity Applied by Dr.
CHAMBERLIN. No. West Fourteenth street.
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Havana LOTTERY.

X. R. IL. N#@
RADwAy'S READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
twenty minutes
NOT ONE HOUR
after rcadirg this advertisement need any one
SUFFER- WITH PAIN.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Is A CURE FOR
EVERY PAIN.
II was the first and Is
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the most excrutiatns pans..
allays Inamma tions and cures congcson whether OF
the Lungs, stomach bowels or other glands or organs
" in FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
matter how violent excrucating tue pam nc rhcd
matte bed-riddeu, nir, crippled nervous neuraiyics
T prostrated with disease suffer-
Royal Havana Louery-Ext orai-
nnry al 2o OO distributed prize in every seven tickets,
prizes cnshed: orders filled; information lurnisheds
Snanish hank hills and governments purchased.
TAYLOR A co, Bankers III Wall street, new YORK.
W. should say 90 Every Mother Who
t,as sr,tar;ru child co and procure bottle
nus . MRS WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
To ,xd relieve the little immediately, will alay all
nsir sn,tcns the gums reduces Inflammation regulates
~ bowels and wind collie. by relieving the child
,r,ni pain il allow il quiet natural sleep, aud
the mothcr>
wigs. Toupccs--ts. Rauehruss. Prac-
ca Wig and Toupee Maker, ~ East Twelth street. near
Broadway. MN
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nal color viii be restored to hair in three to ten
dnyS
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Health,


WOODS Gymnasium and Turkish Bath, Twenty-eighi
street, near Fifth avenue Glasses day and evening.
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What Would Happen Were the Vir-
ginius IN Am erican vessel-Surrendcr of
the Vessel and u Salute to Our Flag
II Indemnity Were Granted, the United
States Should Consider the Case OF
Americans Only.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-22
STATE NEWS.

ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
Lewiston is to furnish ice water tanks at
the corner of her streets
Lewiston is to have new school house,
N. Mayberry of Turner has a walking stick
once used by Benz. Franklin.
Lewiston has appropriated $4,000 for by
drants.
KENNEBEc COUNTY
George M. Pullen of Augusta, had his arm
broken by kick from horse a few days since.
KNOX COUNTY
Press Correspondence
Messrs. w. r. Lewis & Bros lobster factory
superintended by F. II. White, of Ferry vii
679 pounds of live Holsters, and packed during
the week q ,479 cans with Holsters. This is the
biggest weeks work ever done on the coast of
Maine in any one factory.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY
E. Cousins of Oldtown lost 5000 horse from
an unknown disease last Saturday.
The Bangor and Bucksport railroad is to be
graded to Bangor by August. w. G. Pitman
of Bangor has contracted to furnish 10000
sleepers to the road.
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.
The house of D. M. Whittredgs of Foxcroft
caught on fire in the roof last Monday but was
extinguishel with but slight damage.
Stephen Prescott of WILLIAMSBURG hung him.
self in his barn last Sunday. H5 %
YORK COUNTY. az s-
The May term of the Supreme Court for
York County began its session at Alfred Tues
day. The number of new. entries is very small
There are something rising 600 cases on the
docket, 175 of these are marked for trial, 20
defaulted, so entered neither party, IS placed on
passed list and the rest continued.
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For AMLocali.ies and CIime..

true specific is adapted to all localities and chimes
and for this reason that it strikes at the causatve
cure. Hostetter's Stomach Btters, for example, is
true specific not only because it fortfes the body
against the external influences which prompts dis
ease but because, when taken remedy instead OF
as preventive, neutralizes the infeclve principle
in the blood and thereby destroys the primary
of the aiment. Hence as an antidote to epidemic
disorders, and to all complaints which are produced
or aggravated by miasma, or the presence of any
thing deeterous in the air. the water or the SOIL it Ia
as nearly infable as any medicinal preparation can
be. In our own country, as q remedy for intermit-
tent fevers, bilious affections constipation dyspepsia
nervous weakness, rheumatism and general debility
it is unrivaed is it less celebrated in the tropics
as preventive of malarious feveis.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-22

STATE TEMPERANCE REFORM CONVENTION.
The men bers of the Reform Clubs in the State
and all other temperance organizations are here
by notified that there will be mass meeting
of the State of Maine Reform Clubs at Far
well & Ames' Hall, Rockland, on Thursday.
june 5, 1873, commencing at II o'clock a. M,
and continuing through the day and evening.
Come one! Come all! Gov. Sidney Perham,
Hon. 7. III. Hubbard, Capt Cyrus Sturdivant,
Hon. Joshua Nye, Hon. E. w. Stetson, DR.
George E. Brickett, Hon. E. f. Pillsbury, R.
L. Fogg, esq, J. X. Osgood of Gardiner, III. NJ.
Bryant of Lewiston, Rev John Allen, and 9TH
er speaker and workers in the reform move
ment are expected to be present and address
the meeting. 1-sre. b. -,
Free entertainment furnished by the citizens
of Rockland. One fare for the round trip over
the Maine Central and Rockland railroads.
GEO E. BRIcKETT, President.
j. G. CoNLEY, Secretary.
Augusta, May II, 1873.
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News and Other Items.

The diary of the late Chief-Justice Chase is
to be published.
Mrs. Maria Parker of Stamford, VT, has ten
sons and sixteen daughters.
All the western governors are invited to at
tend the June jubilee in Chicago
The Chicago Evening Post sees distinction
between peace jubilee and a Pacific jubilee.
Professor Agassiz desires to throw open to
women all educational institutions and facili-
ties under his control.
The women of Ohio are getting up huge suff-
rage petitions to be presented to the Ohio con-
stitutional convention.
A woman named Vale shoes horses at Fort
Scott, Kan, while her husband plays billiards
around the corner.
Emma A. Dodge almost despairs of her sex
because women cannot express their wishes in
concise, accurate and business-like terms half
SO easy as men.
Judge Chase evidently believed in extending
the sphere of female labor, and was the first 70
open the United States treasury to female an.
plicants for clerical positions
The Canadian premier was brought to the
bar OF the house the other day, in CUSTODY CT
the sergeant-at-arms. for non-attendance at
session. Ill health being pleaded, the house
excused him.
M. Edouard Lcckroy, just elected to the
french National Assembly, goes from Jail to
the Legislature, he having been imprisoned fol
abusive language addressed to the Assembly
and published in the Rappel II.
Z II you want to see what men will do in the
way OF conformity" saysa modern philosopher,
take high hat for your subject of meditation,
daresay there are twenty-five millions of peo-
pie at this minute wearing one of these hats to
please the rest" ..---.t
1t is reported that Jay Gould has offered to
give $4,000 for the prosecution OF the widow
of his nephew and William Rogers, in Cincin-
natl, should it be shown by examination that
they administered poison to him, as Jay Gould
seems to believe.
The woodshed and a large amount OF wood
belonging to the Ogdensburg Division of the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-22

New ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
At the meeting of this society held in Boston
Tuesday, Seward Dill, of Phillips Maine, was
put on the committee on short horned cattle
N. c. Burlelgh of Fairfield, on Devon stock /;
Seth D. Holbrook, Oxford, on Ayreshire stock;
Joseph R, harrington, Orono, on Hereford
stock; Charles Shaw, Dexter, on Alderney
stock; r. o. Conant, Portland, on Holstein
stock; j. r. Avery, Bucksport, on grade or ma
native. ,..,.e
On thoroughbred horses, DR.. s, II. Tewkes-
bnry of Portland; on stations for general use.
G. w. Lancaster, Bangor; stations, Waldo T.
Pierce, Bangor; mares with foal by their side,
George Durham, Jr., Portland; geldings and
fillies, A. B. Andrews, South Paris; mares and
geldings, o. NJ. Shaw, Bangor; matched horses
A. Hayden, Belfast; ponies and saddle horses,
J. Batchelder. Bangor: draft horses, w. Perez.
val. Bangor.
Sheep, W. p Anterior, Hallowell; swine, L..
A. Dow, Waterville: poultry, gallinaceous
fowls g. d. Stockwell, Eddington; turkeys
geese, ducks, pigeons, rabbits, f. f. Harris
Portland. T.
Corn, grain and seed, S. f. Perley, Naples;
vegetables, B. M, Hight Skowhegan; fruits,
Albert Noycs, Bangor, butter and cheese j. b.
Ham, Lewiston; sugar, honey and wax, G.. S.
Sillsbee Winterport; agricultural implements,
HI. Hayford. Belfast, and T. v. Sawyer, Dexter
kitchen utensils. f. w. Haley, Winterport;
corporation manufactures, N. A. Powers Or
land; leather and india rubber, Rufus Prince,
Turner; carriages, c. P. Kimball Portland
machinery, Luther Mudgett, Prossect; miscel-
laneous, Fl. S, Deane, Dexter. These commit
tees relate to the coming New England fair
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Vermont Central Railroad at Ellenburgh, Ny.
VOC burned on Monday. The heat from the fire
was so intense that no trains could pass 70 r
several hours
A genius with more ingenuity than honesty
Is travelling about Connecticut selling colored
faxseed, which he euphonically calls 'bloom of
Paradise" When last heard from he was
working from Waterbury toward Massachu-
setts
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TT will be seen by special from Augusta
that all is not quiet on the Kennebee. Ais
NOT harmony on the Governor question. To
,ta tidaI wave of the Kennebec Journal there
seams to be refux movement and things.
Now we advise those who would worship the
rising sun not to take stone when they can
have bread by following Judge Kent
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-22

THE NEW BRUNSWICK ScHooLs.-Sir J.. A.
Macdonald announced in the House last even
ing in regard to Mr.. Costigan's resolution on
the New Brunswick school law, asking that
certain acts of the N. B. Legislature in connec-
ton Herewith be disallowed, that the Governor
General had resolved to apply to the Imperial
Government for instructions as to the course
proper to be followed in response thereto. The
Premier also stated that the Government was
prepared to make grant of money to New
Brunswick Catholics to assist them in prosecut-
ing an appeal against the School Act to the
British Prvy Council The last looks like a
sop to Cerberus, and cynical person might say
it was perfectly consistent with the policy at
tributed to Sir John of overcoming obstacles
and smoothing down asperities by liberal use
of the universal solvent-money.-Aon
Witness.
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IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-In the case European
and North American Railway VS.. Elbridge G.
Dunn, the Law Court have just decided the
plaintiff nonsuit. The merits of the case, as
we understand it, are these: E. G. Dunn OBJ
tanned of the Land Agent permit to cut lum.
Der on one of the townships to which the rail-
way company claimed title under the act donat-
ing to said company all of the State lands in
this county not set apart and reserved for set
Element. The company claimed stumpage, but
Dunn paid it to the State under protest. There
upon the railway company sued Dunn for the
stumpage with the above result. This decision
seftlers) the question of whether the title of
quite number of townships set apart for set
Element, and already partially occupied by set
tiers. passed from the State by donation, OF
whether the State still owns them. Another
suit involving the same point is pending be-
tween the State and the railway company
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