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Sfccpl1lt. i'll II Cul{a Room.

Nt1trs .i,H,Aal of healh saya that cold bod-
chambers always nperii l,oaltj1 unl invita- fatal
discusses. Robust porsona n!uy naioiy staep IN IL
temporature Of 10 nr nnt1ar butt tho old tho
intailt and tho rrail, should mover sleep IN i
ruom wl,cro tic atinoaphoro is mueh under 80
degrees Fallronlloit.
Iii know the Danger of going direct into tho
cold fru,l very warm r0oul. Very few r0OunH
churches, thentrcs, mud tho like are ever warmer
tim 10 ue yrccs. II 1t III lroaz.Ig out of
doors it 10 10 degreoa--tl!e difference heing
III tloyracB moro. Peruous will ha chilled bY
Anct u cla,lge III ton minutes, although tLoy
nay I,o actively Walking.
But to lie still in bod, nothing to promote or-
oulation, aud broutho Tor llos,rA III atmosphere Ut
40 aud oven 81 doEroca when tllo lui,gs are
always ut 0s. il too grcat d change.
Many porao,ls wake up In tho morning with
inflammation Ut the lungs who woilt to betl Wo1l,
aud aro surprised tint tjiis Bllall1 ba tho cAse.
Tho ca.lso nluy ofton ,o found III sleeping III "
room tho window OF which la4 boen inoliAhly
hugtol fnr ventilation. THO water-uliro
Journals Of tl,o country llnyo douo Hi tncacun-
blp Injury by tho bnd a,,d ,ldisrrlnlnnto advice
Of llolsting tho window ut night.
Tho rlo should be, oyoryWlioro during tho
part III tho yeur when tlloa n1o kept burning,
to ayoitl hois.ing outside Window, 1t IL aafer
a.l4 bottcr to leayo tho ohanlbor"door opal,, III
elao tho llrepRco-llion thoro Ii II draft i'm tho
chimney, willie tue room In not 90 likely to
boooma cold. II there IL gorne fire In tho room
all might tha Window may ',s f1ionn an fnnh II
, 1873-11-07
THE WHEELER EXPL0RIaG EXPEDITION,
letter ErOEn Rrof. JDsan Wolf


Canton, III {Nop. y,. Correspondence n The Peorta
Transcript
J. nm onco plore among my friends in Canton,
after yory l1easant trip 70 tho Rocky Noun
tains. 'The Wheeler expedition. Of which / was
member, received no appropriation from Con-
greas INIT wintor bit wes Tilted out by tho topo-
graphical and military departments. and was d.
vidcd Into throo companies, to-wit: Whcoler'e
Lake and AIarshalls, to which L wna assigned,
ut Denvor. The work to bo accomplished tia
mapping Of tho country and tho collecting aud
describing Of the natural resources OF tho
Of tne field worked up. this season by Mar
stlals party was . litrle over 1900 square
miles; the time employed eoven n1unthB;
n'lnls,er Of mon, rs n!imbcr Of mulos, 80 num-
eh>]ls, hshes reptiles, insects. md geological
specimens, u very large representation. Part of
tho time NC lnyo had excolont rouds, tho rost OF
the Journey only mulo trails, Grass Insufficient
at both ends Of our route, wloro we had to feed
our eM animals oats ct 4 cents per pound.
Water abundant, cold and always palntnbto.
1eoUs iu place showing their prinleyat condition
under the ocean producing them, or badly brokcn
traced far in any dirastior, puzzling tho. geolo.
gist ut every. stop. Timber mostly against tho
mountain sldos consisting OF pines frs, ponlars
lootton"oo,ds) ~, nnd r., willows, besides thirty
species q s shrubs. t' The game Is suostl7
| plonty, but extremely difficult to get, on
account Of tho inaccossibility Of aomo Of tic
mountains, fEoauonted almost solely by the wild
Eoets. whore also tho antelope seeks safety from
the hunters rifle. Fish-trout mud s1,ckors-aro
plenty in Q fow streams only, aud very large ii,
! Eaglo River and tho Rio Grande, weighing from
half pound to four pounds, aud biting freely 81
look baited With grassloppcr, and no lack OF
| auHtcro, about hyo mouths summer, frosta
nightly during tho hummer, no chnnce for TAME
fruit or tho fa-mor. Tho parks arc not aa rol,
MS expected; good for bunch grass and prirkly
10 keep stock during tho hummer montba only.
and 10 clanco to make hny. Stock winters 2lO
miles further south on tho scant graes, which
retains Soma Of ts strength till II now crop conoa
j. WoLF.
, 1873-11-07


OF all H,e lcgcnGa of tie Rhine. none, eaTa
tho Londcn Standard, are moro romantic, aud
certainly none are moro Improbable, than Tho
storiah told about tho prices which hayo been,
from tia'e to time, paid FOR the raror vintages
Of that bonntiful valley. Many Of these legends
circle around the conical and not very pictur-
esquo hill tsEt is s,1r.nountotl By n largo aud
p1rin white b11idng apparently Il vino factory,
bit in reality Prince llettclnlcll'5 cystic. In
deed, tho MOST common belief is that tho
choiccat products Of this Egule JoI1annisberg
noyer get into rle rnarict ut all; that they are
reserved by their illnstriona owner to be sent AZ
presonts to tho crowned iieetls Of Europe; aud
that tho Johanniaporgor Of ordinary ife--l1.clu-
ding TINT Which tic curious travolor is ner
nlittel to purchase ut the castle itself--cone.
from the lcHs favored portions Of tho vineyard,
mud IRON tho diatrict lying Immediately around
tho hill. What 1cou1H to bo an aut1entio state
mcut, however, has just boon published Of the
Hale Of tho finesE cask Of vino III the Trince's
collar and tue prioe giTen fol: it Is 6nid to ha
tho highest eYor paid in tho Rlleinga,t. Tor thiu
elbk, containing $40 bottles, alr. Consul
Iaucr. Of N[oscow, ilas agreed to pny al the rats
of II l3s. Id. {abolt s35D) per hottie. 'Tis a
guodly price; although it destroys Ao,ne OF TIM
beautiful superst:ions connected with tt1a
fucaonu vineyards OF the Nhine, by the time
tilis costly ton ilas arrived ut Moscow, and tia
wine beo1l bottled and kept for d ti1no to ac-
cIiuatixe itself, no should fancy that the l,6Cn
bottles OF JohaNlllsheggor would be Indeed
valuable. 'Wo trust tho lucky folks who nnny
drink OF this exponnige liquid may find tho
vine worth tho money thrt llas boen given for it.
, 1873-11-07

tfum LIE 5H}uHEtHtaH {Fe89
In 1StE'l5, between tho banishment OF Ma
roleon l5oaapsrta to Elba and Lis return from
thr mouls-sayureignty OF that little island. hi.
followers in Paris were recognizable, though lilo
Bourbon officials knew It not, by the wearing cf
violet iii tic bnffon-l,olo OF tho coat ind d ar
ornament OIL ]atlies' attire. There was Ill.
tho dialogue Of recognition when two OF thos.
persons met ".1h, do you not lovo tbs
violet :" which was understood to DO Ma
po'eon'g favorito ttowor. Tho reply was.
''YoB. twill return III tho spring." Artor that
it wits Understood that political convorxatior
woaId he sefe. Just now, though not secretly
something Of the ga1ho cl.aractor IL Observable
IN paris-tLe hisnidcation Of political sentimeh'
W 1atIies' l'eauoyo:ines. Titus, it is suid, tht
chuucat, Chamnor] il ii! b1;,o velvet, with long
whita ostrich feathcr attached OH ono fids
by i itanr-dc-lis. tito quilting is In. whltc
not, Gown oyar ut the cdgoH witt,
small blue bends. T|.o alarie Stlart an1
tho Lambollo arc alEo Legitimate head.
dresses. The latter liz In bnok velvet will 1oopa
Of blue ribbon aud blncli yolyot, and la,Ss
nlother-ol-pdarl buckle IN front; un tho loft
vnall wronth Of rosos witt, hl11o aiErette com:
ihg ont OF tho centre. Tho Pamela is decidedly
Orlea,'Bt tho Moryolllenx IL Republican,; tha
qon,s,1o,1x has IL bunch of Imperial viole!e; tha
chapoau Fnsioa Is i felt, wort d'eBporance With
y plume at cooi;'n fonslcrs end silver four.de
LIS. V,cru IL something very rrenchy In THU
connecting fashion anl politics.
, 1873-11-07

a paria p.por statsa HUT III the Fro'ch capital
nil industrial nrt IL prosecuted, Of the oxiytonca
OF which faw porgons 1.-Two MY knowledge w1as.
over Thia ut ronsiBts IN tho restoration Of old
books antl manuscripts, and Iaa beon rnised by,
fow oxperts to a Il.nryelous perfection, The
bkiIi OF tene artista IL, rtyod, so great no boob
is considered BY them 10 10 beyond their trun.
forming toaeis. They t=ko out tbs moat III
ycterate atainr mud marks; tlley relusttsa
tue surface where looa hay boen gnnwed
BY rn:s n Or q, a,sGn BY ,wo:nas; they Race n'isu:
can discover too Interpolation; lucy rcmnks
,nerEit's. EylnG thom ox"olly the color Of .he
frequently tho most discriminating io1go car
not tell tho restored cuoy from tlo Porfout
original work. Onamo1taI frontigmeoas, edit
or'B 1narks, vjgaotsos coats OF aruH, luanlsrrpt,
or printed pages, ,Gl aro imitatod to tlegroo OF
acenraey ihat iRa:s oron tho most practicel oyo.
such restoration, lowoyor, Is, Of course, OK
pcna!yo Illua, ut Il sulo Of bpol:a aon,o tiiuo
ago, inttcrct tltlly,anA ropulsiyo, but ii, somo
r.'>''rct> lats unittao, copy OF tho Rseyiary os
t'ouev. brought only 9lu0, on acooutt III tht
damaged conttitloY it was IN. Tho purciaaer a
nnca took 1t TO bruk-spsturar, who s.atet lii
sqtn's 10 so &lee, aud that the lrccass would 10
u1{ire q yeAr.
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Should ilss aon cyor s,iccoed in roaohinR ths
throno there will ho formal translation Of ths
ronlainn from, CAisclllurst 10 franco. Even
tou t1.". tue noyrhona trlnmph, II is not lthcj
tlo dead Emperor 10 rouoao III lilo soil ot
Franco. Louis Philippe accorded tl,ia grace to
tho mortal rcnians Of NAPOLEON l., mid his OK
ample wiz ''rohably bo followed In tho csse Of
could gcarce rornao thn boon. which will nrol,a.
bly, DO sought an soon as Franco haa q utablo
government.
Tho Inst crowned head to 1ny low In tito dnst
VIM that Of tho 1atc King Of sweaon. who rcatB
with tho other n1onareha Of tho Bornalotto
dynasty III tfe vGttlta Of tho RiildarHioim Church
at stockfom, wllcro tho yuat yolyot pnd gol-
covered narcophaEi stand on polostala soon dimiy
IN lilo cold, gray Light which ID Bcnntily ndnttod
through barred windows. The coffin Of tho lasL
uzar ot Russin 70 kept exposed to Wow IN pa1.
ticuar gpot In tho islhnd church Of st. petors In
tho 1luBslau capital from tho windows Of the
Winter Paaco tho Bpro gnd roof of this fortress.
guarded church ia III full view ncross tho Novn.
and tho Emperor knows tho oxact spot whorn
Nichoas lies Until Alexander shall como to tako
ha place.
The ancestors Of tho Kings Of ITALY uro all
buried at Turin; and no arrangements have been
n,add which would Indicate that the lo,lae OF
Savoy inicnd removing their b,irinl-placo 10
Home. Tho porcs Of lato yoars have boon buried
in st. rctera, thnag, their tonbs aro indeed to
be 1onnl in I'LL parts Of Italy and at Avlgnbr.
lilo present pouslf as aelocto his last resting
place haHore tho altar Of tile Dasilioa Of snnts
Maria b1atgoro.
Tho ton6s Of Kings III at1 parts iof tic world
are kopt as show places, and aro oasily uccossl-
ble TO tho curious tourist. Tho only royal
tomb which yisitors nro not permitted, on any
terms, to tchold is that Of tho late Quoou Dow.
aser OF the BclEinns in little old church d,
Ilaekcn, near l}rusacls; hut, when tho roya}
tom3a ID tho splondid new church at Laokon aro
finished, tho coffin Of tho ox-Quoen will bo 70.
moved to tho new place Of sopulturo.
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of murder. Ap hnvc sniJ, tho Supreme Court
eoufd not tlo otllorwiao thnn royotue tho tutfs.

conla not tlo otherwise thnn royorue tho jut1g.
1nc1,t.
/ would ag,'co viii, your editorial where you
nay, II tho Appellate Court In Aaiaiut. npnu
tho ohtro record. that ll'Bticn hna beon done III
criminal cnEo, tltoy ought not to nYRrl now
'lal.-if you would conno tho remark 10 tl,uyo
caaos wiiorn tho objoctlonB taken to lto conyic-
ton arc Of purely technical el,arncter. 1}ut
horc tho ground af royorunl is not technical. It
E0cR 10 tho very rnarrs.w Of tho caBo.
1on complain Of Judge AfcAlistor for saylng,
II t]ln oplnini,. that the oydohco totl1ed to
show tlo homicide WAS committed wltlo OMcnra
was engaged, in connection WITH unotilcr police
nlnli. "ln tho net Of committing MI Illegal and
wholly 1nj'istitiat}le Invasion Of plaintiffs lib
orIy. by attempting to goiso his rotHo.,, md
fsko ~ INN q, ot to prison. without any authority in
You must remember tho Court spoke Of tho
facta appearing by tho record; and, as tho facts
were thoro disclosed, waH not this statement in
tho opinion strictly truo Was II mot called for
very foundation Of the Courts julgsnonts And
10 it fafr in T1E TRIBUNE to olaracterlzo it as O
"trfbutc " TO 1laffcrtya "horosnl p
is saia Isatrorty ia guilty Of murder, and Inns
how guilty le may bo, or how n,any times ho
lhs beo tried and cnnvictol wllo1, tho record Of
his conviction is taken to the Supreme Court, tlo
sole duty OF TINT tribunal ID to dotorno whether
his trial has been conducted in conformity to tho
rules Of tho }aw established for tho protection
Of us all. Ho may deservo t1oath; hut il is fnr
bettor that he should escape with mldor pl1,,-
iEllnent, or oven escape altogether, thau TINT
wcll-essab]ishcd rules Of law should be 1iaro-
gardcd III order to convict him. II The press of
Chicago think TINT rnlo Of law unwiso which
makes lho killing of I'M officer rnat,aaugl,tcr,
and not murder, If ho IL killed. by " person
whom to is endoAvnriuy to arrest under void
warrant, thon ask tho Legislature to c1lnnsc tho
rule, but do not abuse Court fol honestly en-
forclug 1t until it is changed. as brave old DR..
Johnaon snid, "Iot us clear our mluda Of
can't
So far from cenB,1ring ol1r Supreme Court for
thoir Judgment in this cnso, wo should honor
thom for their noble irfancas and integrity.
1nE TRIBUNE haB ofton and ably oxponnlctl,
during the past nine Eor fen 1nontl,B, tho true
functions Of Judgo. It las said, aud rightly.
that his duty Is simply to declare tho Inv, and
not to make it. liz is sometimes called upon 10
declare it in 0 naanuor that will thwart popular
passion and bring about Ills head storm Of ol,-
1oqny. If, in the nidet Of al1 this c1a,nor, ho
can still perform llis duty, firm as rock amidst
tho angry waves. tho sober minded portion Of
society should como to His support. 10 do ono's
duty with tho applause Of tile multitude Is oauy.
To do it In The tace Of THAR angry c1amor, III a
different thing. The Supreme Court haa shown
they can DO even this. We owo thcm, not abuse,
but deep respect and honor.
Il MEMBER OF THE DAH.
, 1873-11-07
THE RAFFERTY, CASE AND THE SUPREME
COURT.

II tie Editor II Tile Chir1tuo TRIBUNE:
Sin; regret to see the press Of this city, aud
especially regret to SEQ T1r TRIBUNE, always il-
tclligent and generally just, cons1lrlug tho Sill
pronlo Court for Its decision i'll tho case Of Haf-
ferty. Tho deoinion WIZ unanimous. M Judge
Scott, though he illod Il separate opinion, coll
cured With tic OTHER members Of to Court III
reversing tho Judgment, on tile ground Tint the
excluded oyitlenGe should 1tnve been admitted.
do not Heo how any ,tuprciutliced person can
road the opinion delivered by Judge McAlliatcr
in behalf of tle Court, aud entertain tho slight-
CIT doubt as 10 tllo corroctnoab OF tho decision.
They could mt 1iaye dorled otherwise wistont
being falBe to their sacred trusts.
The opinion SHOWS TINT tho charter of Ch-
cago glyea tho police tho right to arrcst without
Il warrant only in caaes where thoy lind persons
ain the nc. Of violating any law Or ordinance or
ailinE or abotting III any suuf violation"
The opinion alho shows, BY citationa from, The
lIgllent authorities OIL criminal laY ttut where
MI ol1icyr attempts to nrrGst purHoil ul.lcr 1,
void warrant, and is killed in tho nttaupt the
homicide Ii not marler, but ma,lslaghtor,
llorre tile Court hay latsl Btho Inference IL ,lu-
OMeara wlloli killed, wus altiing Scanlau in tjlo
arrest Of rafferty,, ind III tllpro III no pretonye
that Rafferty, wan found IL the act OF Violating
ahy lay, or orlnaneo, tic prosecution, II il
snonlai ltta1l, hsyo introduced In ovidellus,
a warrI!nL authorizing ILo nrroat. Az tic urosa-
c,,tton did not ,lo this, the defendant hntl tito
right to introduce tho warrant. anil hayo tho
question unlimited to tho jury, under tho iu-
uttomp.ing to arront Railetty under void war
rant. Judge Scott haonla to 10 Ut opinion tint,
in order t, reduce tho grade Of tIlo oIonao to
manslaugiltor, tho inyalidty OF tue wnrra.t
TINT tho Warrant should hayo i,asn admitted III
oyitlonue, III order that tho Jury lltltler tile ln-
atrneliois Of The Court. might pass ,lron Tho
validity of tho attempted nrroal. Iutleol, tho
lilo distinction betweqn murder and 1nallulnugh-
tor. Yot tlaiB vital olomont OF the uuBa ,YaH With
drawn frnm tho 'urv, and TINY found ynrliot
, 1873-11-07

.Ffam The .ye'c rars Erenina inst
Dean stanloy. III hla admirable work on West
minister Abbey, betrayed to the world tho fright
fnt condition Of tho oharncl vaults containing
the to1nbs or tho Stuarta-!,ow tho dlecuyint
cotinB woro thrown QUO upon tho other III
lltleona confusion, tile whole interior OF tho
yensts Recalling tito Hcare wliel. tho morbid
fancy Of tho terror.striclon Ju!ict coniuros up
potion, It now appears Tint tho toinbs tot
condition. Tlais royal fanIiy wa was ''i. i,,.
terrsd III tho Abbey OF Tontayraut, noas
saumur m tho Loire. Which, IN tho middle ages,
was onu Of tho wcnlthiest and mort culohrsted
led lIanry II. n.sd Queen Eloa1lor. Richard Coeur
do l.inlt, aud Queen IAnboi!n Of Angoule1e, At
the tlnlo OF tho revolution tho royal toInbA woro
despoilod, though tho monuments woro mot
prIaon, tho royal ehapcl is part|tionod off into
.Urnlitorle# Tor prlKoncra and tic iombs hava
bcoll removed to II ttnrls side cl,apoi, 1t ly
proposU1 that tue French should eitnpr restoYo
the abbey or roBent to tho English nation tbs
t0inbs and remains of tllcir ancient kinEs to bo
pucu1 i'll Worcsntur Cathedral, or aor,o other a,,-
proprinto plaza.
Tho tourist III England willrememher tint King
John n|oens IN tllo chair Of Worcoatcr Cutho-
ural directly before tile high atar. In 17D7 tito
lon,b waa examlIod, uni tho ron,aIua OF tAe
N:"E wcfo found lreaaed preciaoly NJ repru-
soutoa i.l tho cligy on Tho tomb. Acorrospontl-
ont OF tho l4ond0r Iintea complains that thi,
olgy lla!' lately 'een glldod tr1m hua,l to foot,
although It ~ automatically known that it origi-
naIy WIS paintod 10 aa to represent tho King
talnlatto lfloA with greo1,, It ynl!ow tunir. rett
hoKo, golden spurs Will. blue HtrHps, a.d llaois
shoes.
llo tombs Of tin Bonapa.to family ut Num-
leon tt. Len will now have curious intotesk for
trnyelors nlll IL ID interesting to speculate ab ta
v.t.rtE,ar. NAnnkpnn TIf. will nVar rtht tInra
, 1873-11-07
COLLECTION or NOTES.

SEaaa, ILL.,, Nov. 4, 1871.
ia The Editor 4f The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Almost all tho leading agricultural n-
PIGMENTS arc sold by agents OH time, taking tho
purchuscr'K note (as Htrons one as they can
got t,p) payable at the Office Of tho agent, with
exchange IN New York. hit notieo tl,at it il
becoming quito common for tile manufacturer
to send these noles by o.proas for collooion,
with instructions to collect rotalrn charges,
which, generally. arc three or four times III
mitch nj tho current rates. of exchange. This IL
all imposition Which the fal1noIa ought to resist
by refusing to pny The return charges.
E1XEINsEATua
, 1873-11-07

tho ,polialty for having put Washington In tllo
rank OF presontnb1o citios."
It might layo boon atlIed that M much forco
aud moro patience would ltavo mat1o fowar op-
pononts; but 1t waa m irrcaiatiblo force on.
countorln9 an i1nmovabo body. Tho local press
Infused all the correspondence who approached
the subject, and the cnrrospondonts merely, ro-
liye." 0AT,f
, 1873-11-07

Is sator to sleep in q bnd ntr oil night, within
toinpcrntuto over 30. thnn In n puro mir will II
Temperature nndor 10. Tld bad ntr Inny Bicken
you, Init cal,nut kill yon tho cold MIR can aud
lucH kilt very Oftou,
, 1873-11-07
IOWA GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Lust oE HEoMDcrs.
From lac DtsIfefhts .onrMdl, Nor. 4.
Below We prlnt a complete list Of the Bcaators
and Representatives. Of tho Gonoral Assembly,
together with their rost-ofTlco address, As wo
have rocciyod our information direct from. the
County Auditors Of tho rospoc tive contios, 1t IL
roliable. We have printed Republicans in 1so-
man, aud all who wero elected III opposition to
tho Republican nomfnaoB In ita1ics
, 1873-11-07

TlENNf o. MUNICH,
This repnrt will shnw the facility n.d accuracy with
winch Elel iucaAllte,eltA ta!l Nv fatet nnl tIdt
really there art til Ere,nr nnsaces i t way o ar-
wat ai.nuHes ty computations o tIeintcrpel parties
thar there IL lii ascertn.ng tho coutittou Of National
E4llse through public oxGtsl.nfrr,
r.tr Committee soi,ld Ally dIitsa liia subjcct Of
their investigations st tht4 pn did lint cir duty til
ihs ycs,a.@t compel tltn t0 'i,ee Is few af the
COLLATERAL. ftt'Js
Developed In The cntshn of their lMlnric' which ahow
thai .e tra.IsErekHolsS of t tlnsIhhs To nut Athnu
.'l,rthr un,Ia utd ssngner ~ r,eEtet IL tho man-
U:rtt.u Of f,r r|,Nntbr hsietB III CcnBu 1t ktetns
ys tAc evidence that. :
IL IL Sfsr THEY ALONt:
,@l,o rtf1, out grain frN pubu warehouses, reces
tnr Which liayn uut inrn ratn.uetl tttl eIDGpacd,
'Iuug.t lr,nls Ill imte nut Avil equally sinrrnltnt
utho ,..a4nrr III which I by lt,,M 4"lnced. 0ut
atr, .lu:iees ut the efutnr hsi,lfsa. They wtfI,
jsrat'a, ihlptnvo III their nctItda brorldrl blind
luaeu nsssln! by tho vfTlalt Wnset,0ge !te.iarnr,
does int intcrp'so mere tlan oratI!aly rrs!rn,nH.
Considering tltu uast aud the reer VIZ sall hu it's
, 1873-11-07

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JHsEFH EnDE,
Inspector Of HILLS, District Of Detroit.
Fl. G. pEAnsoSH,
Inspector Of 1I,l's, District nj Mlcnsyua.
D. Z. DIoEy, +
Inspector Of Hoilers, District o. Mlr1f,,as.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-25

FISHERY BILL
bill to carry into effect the provisions Of the Treaty
the city o. Washington the sth day Of May iS relating
That Whenever the President of the United states shall
receive satisfactory evidence that the imperial Pariia
%s ne Of II the Ee%a4s au q
S s nes @ s to nc Prs
ISL a. contained in articles Is 10 Is inclusive and article
ssS Ss M S "sS sas sIcs
80 Of said treaty shall remain iores according e the
al sssS s
OF The rivers FALLING into them and except sh preserved
or s q ss f BE- a%%
TED nS h United free e
land shall give its consent 70 the application q the stpu
& n aS r ssy % s 70 SAID ha eSony
thc LegisiatSre Thereof and the Imperial Parliament
fisheries Of Newfoundland, shall be- admitted into the
i9s ase
oy q s Ss: that das sn
psd spcss hn inclusive e Of sas IesS
benent Of ali the spuatons therein contained and shall
ss ds 3; s S%s q n a treaty s
SHAH remain IN force according TO the terms and condL
Si6st nom the ds,s Of the Presidents proclaim
a: Ss nsass q
said tresty shall remain in force according to The terms
sSes ana any p SsSsr pcr
s unIa ss Her e
the a as and s In tran
eondsons the profession as he seS
nd Under Ike rules regulations and conditions goods
mares and merchandise may be conveyed In transit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-25
NEW HERALD TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2s 8s-rRrLE SHEET

articles certified by commissioner. In the case
OF vessels bound as ABOVE described copy OF the
articles should be obtained from the Collector
under the act of July 20, 1910, in the same manner
as before the passage Of the act to authorize the
appointment OF shipping commissioners, approved
June T. 1872
The department has also decided that a certificate
Of Shipping Commissioner, to the effect mat
master OF vessel has compiled with the pro-
visions OF section "A Of the act to authorize the
appointment OF Shipping Commissioners, requiring
such masters in certain cases to account to the
Commissioner for the effects money and wages due
deceased seamen, should not be required of the
master of any vessel trading between the United
States and the West India Islands or the British
North American possessions or the Republic Of
Mexico unless there had been a death of a seaman
on board such vessel during voyage terminating
in the United States.