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The New York herald., 1874-10-22
MEETING OF THE INDUSTRIAL POLITICAL
PARTY.

The Industrial Political Party OF New York held q
meeting last night at Masonic Hail. East Thir-
teenth street, Mr.. William A. Carsey In the chair,
Mr.. George Blain secretary. The attendance was
large. enthusiastic and orderly, and strict atten.
tion was paid to the remarks OF Messrs Connover
Ellis Brown and others. The former gentleman
said:--The workingman must protect hImself and
we object 20 the way Morrissey and Kelly do
business.
Several remarks were here made by members OF
the Nominating Committee. 1t was then moved
that the committee be released. Mr. Connover
proposed that the report OF the committee be re-
ceived. Carried. The committee was then dis.
charged. Mr.. Cushman demanded that Judge
Tomnnson should not be allowed to speak. The
Chairman overruled him, and stated tnat The
gentleman had right to explain himself. MIR.
Tomhnson then said tina. ne only cared to
represent the Industrial classes, and II he held
IN abeyance the ONCE which had been rendered
him he did so solely for the good OF the working
men. He desired. as far as the ONCE 0i Register
was concerned, that some worklngman would get
other ONCE where he could do good Il they desired
to honor him by nomination. Mr.. Tomunson
was then proposed Tor Mayor.
member wanted to ratliy the nominations of
night before last at Cooper Institute. thisses.l
Mr. McNally proposed to proceed with the nomi-
nominated for Mayor:-Tneo E. Tomhnson, John
SwInton and h. McNally Mr.. McNally declined,
as did also M Tomhnson. This latter resignation
was based solely upon the TACT that he did not iee
able TO contribute the amount requisite to secure
success to the workingmens party. He desired
an ONCE where ne could be or service TO his
friends, II he had any. Mr. Swinton was then
nominated by acclamation Tor Mayor. Mr.. McNally
was then proposed for Register, but declined.
Conrad Kuhn was then nominated by scclamatlon,
MS friends-In bis absence stating the belief that
he would accept
Nominations for Alderman then took place, the
nomina ton finally iang Mr.. William A. Carsey.
For Alderman-at-Large the choice fell upon Messrs.
Joseph Taylor W. Carsey, George BlaiD and John
Graham. Committees were then appointed 10
notify candidates, after which the meeting ad-
journeo till Wednesday night next.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Tammauy. The Committee on c.resnixaslon re-
formed The .ocai committee by appointing
srituted the former body. Tie old me mbers OF the
body VINO have renSined faithful 70 Tammany
some SIX indivduals. are retained IN the new or
ganization- MT, James Heaiy, oil the Fifth ward,
formerly member OF Assembly for the First dis
trict, Is the chairman OF the reorganized commit
tee, James Fitzgerald Is treasurer, and Patrick
Carney, OF the Third ward and James Kearney Of
the Filth ward are is secretaries Ex Alderman
Moore, OF the First ward. and Judge Quinn, OF the
Fifth. are now the representatives OF the First
district In the fammany Committee on organiza-
ton. The committee, sitting at Tamnanv Hal.
ordered a convention 70 be held In the FIRST dls
trict Tor the purpose OF nominating regular can
dldate for the Assembly. and the District Commit
tee has already designated Tonight as the time.
and No. l5e HUDSON street as the place, ior the
+, Convention TO be held
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
ouR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Oct 20--Arrivcd. ship Laurcns Snow PhilA-
deiphia; bark Thomas Seed (Br), Anderson, Whining
ton, NC.
BRISTOL, Oct H-Arrived steamship Arragou (Br,, sy.
mons New York
BELFAST Oct a-Arrivcd bark Fredsel (Nor), Norbere
Philadelphia
BnxxKnHAvxr. oct 2o-Arrived bark Columbus GER,
Ihlder, Baltimore.
BoRpxAux Oct ls-Afrived, bark Aif Nor,' wroldsen.
Baltimore.
CAnD,rr Oct eo-saiIed, ship Nancy Pendleton, Pen.
dleton, United States
cxrrE Oct iS-saiied brig Tubal Cain, Stone United
States
pvyL,x, Oct 2l-sailcd, bark spermento 1tap, DeI,.
casa, Baltimore
FALMourH Oct 2l-Arrlved. ship sytvanus Blanchard,
James. Guanape
HULL Oct ao-Arrived, bark Insulau (Nor, christeu.
sen, Philadelphia.
LrvFRpooI, Oct 21-Arrivcd, ship Ivanhoe tr) LIKE,
New York; bark Ceylon. Woods. Portland, o
Sailed goth, bark W II jenkins tBr). Durkec, United
States.
LONDON Oct 2o-Arrivcd. bark Sea King (Br). Thomp
spn, New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 2l-Arrivcd bark stefano A dtau.
Dassori. Now York.
Also arrived 2lst bark sempe Fr Fockcnbers
Portland, O.
RAxsaArx Oct s1--Towed In. bark Lndo C3p, Durie,
from London via Deal for Galveston nee below.
RorrgRpAs Oct 20--Arrved bark Chrstcl t1eD. Book
Gilman, Baltimore.
THiESrN OCT --hIhVeo, pfAS Siodih 'A&hU, b9LcHo,
New York.
Arrived at port in the United Kingdom Oct 20 the
Colsnist from United statos"
LONDON Oct 2l-Bark Lindo CBr). Durc, from London
via Deal for Galveston towcd into RamEate to-day
with loss OF anchors.
A telegram from Madeira ays bark Rosa olivari
dtai carbonc which sailed from New YORK Sent for
Gouces B. has ioundered at and that part OF the
crow have landed at st Michaea Another account re-
N
hailed from Genoa. and OF 5ls reeister Her
cargo consisted OF 27o3s bushels Of wheatI
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
HOGAN VS.. MEADE.
The Fifth Congressional District-Anti-
Tammany Nomination.

Tammany Nomin alton.
convention OF independent democrats for the
purpose OF nominating member OF Congress ior
the Filth Congressional district was held last
night at Hlbernia Hall, Prince street, Mr.. J. ].
Slavin In the chair. The calling OF the roll dele
gates having been partially read and suspended,
Mr.. W. H. Kennedy moved the nomination of
Judge Hogan oY acciamation. This motion having
been seconded was put and carried amid loud and
continued cheering. committee was appointed
to notify JHdge Hogan OF his nomination and TO
invite him TO come before the Convention.
During the absence OF the committee series OF
resolutions was passed condemnatory or the die
tatorial action OF Tammany Hall In attempting TO
force upon the electors OF the district non-resi-
dent as their representative In Congress-. and
pledging the support OF the residents OF the DIS
trict 10 Hon. Edward Hogan as an independent
candidate. speeches were also made In the same
strain by Mr. Mitchell, W. Ii. Rooney and others.
Judge Hogan. when he entered the hall, Was
ceived with loud and continuous cheers. He
briefly thanked the delegates for the honor they
had conferred on him, and called upon all present
to see TO 1t that on election day lesson shonld
be given TO carpet-baggers showing them that
they must not come INTO the Fifth district enter.
tanning any hope OF success, and, lurther, TO let
them see that the residents oil the district are
stancn supporters OF the old democratic doctrine
OF nome rule in It's strongest sense. The meeting
adjourned
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
ARRIVALS
RErORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REroRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship City OF Montreal tBr) Mirchouse. Liver
pOo 1st s. M e a. m s W nae % on ana IS 8
baaa bn as = y S % T three massd
Sc amer only = square rgged forward bound east lsh
M g 0s q ~ pSss sa
80 poss an ns Aneaer Linz hound east Ar
steamship bengal lsr POggass snapghas Aug Is
fo lS snd a
g Rshs ses 9Th ee Para h9 @ an
ST Thomas lAth with mdse and passengers to Gar.
steamship Alias . Hs%ten ss 4spayrs r Oct os, 2
Prince stn, with mdse and passengers to PIN Forwood
Co Had strong n9y,hssy winds and fne weans5
oarSel ls be hence "ss for Port f au Fringe [ &c pA p
peaehV ioss frosrsso lasS and Havana 18Th with mass
ana gassengsrs sesana.e sons Had ID strong NE
passed bark showing a white flag with black circle
s@ship cty q New York psasss; Havana Oct y
s a ana ss TO wsa sHna oo.
ships Columbus hence for Havana and Ashland do for
Steamship Mediator. Martin. Fernandina Oct ls and
E ss north Ma Of ssrnesa se
schooner ashore with crew on board could not distin
msse aasslp Sslsssn CO.. " WIN
with d.s ana xsnSa,o cyas G.
days IN Saa peV %
Bark Cecchino Donovaro (IsaD. Logerano, Southamp-
'0 sa;s asshsa sI in ballast.
ss ras i % anay H9H1 Fort c.
donia, b y days with coal to Bird, Perkins 4 job
fehr Addie vessels, Cine St Andrews 81 day.. with
sehr Florence Lillian Smith, Jacksonville 10 days,
Sh nhf Go so ssxs with
schr " " rharo Collins GEORGETOWN, Dc
ass sra~ef
schr ! Lyon. Jehrey, Baitmore.
schr Hoyt, Cranmer, Baltimore
schr Yankee Boy, Newbury, Philadelphia, for Bridge
port
The brig Abraham Dutch, from Dublin. which arrived
at SANDY Hook sept2l for orders came up TO the city
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Us steamship Manhattan, Gabrelsen, new London for
Steamship CITY Of New Bedford Springer. New Bed
steamship BOLIVAR Lawson. New Bedford for New
sehr Anderson johnson Providence tor New York
steamer Electra, Young, Providence tor New York.
steamer Delaware, smith, Norwich for New York.
with udSc and passe ngers
BOUND EAsr.
sehr bonneg kenGs sR o lynn
schr sturges Johnson Port johnson for Gardiner
schr Richard Law, Hawkins Port johnson for provi-
schr Pacific. Ohm. New York for Rockland.
schr Beia PECK. Avery, por, johnson for Boston.
sehr Ella, nnschins, New YORK ior huntington
sehr y grs,nsrd: Hatch ~ noboken Tor New Bedford
schr Eliza J Raynor, Mitchell, Weehawken for Provi
Schr Payne Jones' Port johnson for Boston.
schr Elias RumneA Campbell Port johnson for Hart
schr Reading RR 40. Adams, Philadephis for New
scbr Palladium, Ryder. New York tor wareham
schr Agnes kepplicr. Lynch, Philadelphia for Hart.
Steamer Electra Young New YORK tor providence
Steamer Alpatross DAVIS rev rorK tor FaiI River.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
TIE SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The following resolution was passed by the
Tammany Committee on Organization yesterday
Resolved That the Assembly District Convention
which met at Academy Hall No G7 third avenue,
Tuesday evening October 20, and nominated John 4.
MCGOWAN az the democratic nfdate ior the Assembly
was the only convention In that district acting under
the call OF the Tammany Hall organization, and It's
nominee Is the only regular democratic candidate for
Asse mbly in that district
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
TAMMAEY,S TROUBLES.

The Tammany Committee on organization vas
IN session in the Wigwam yesterday, for tue pur-
pose OF regulating disputes and restoring har-
mony to the ranks IN the various Assembly dis
frcts. The most important case passed upon was
that OF the local committee OF the First district
This body had been disorganized by the
resignation OF ex-Congressman Fox and
,JuGge hogan. who are dlsafected TOWARD
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
SAILED

ste amshps Bothnia DR. for Liverpooi Weser (Ger),
Bremen; Carondelet New Orleans; barks Eber (AuS.
Glasgow NuOvo Matteo 1taD, Dublin: CASTELAR, IN ory
Bristol: o'rhyen Ger. sourabaya; henoch Aus, Cork
strong Galveston brigs Como Br). Cape Town
Port Elizabeth CGH Sioe (AusJ, Consantinoplc; schr
Parepa Progreso.
vessels anchored ct Sandy Hook, outward. bound
Bark Matteo Gta for Dublin schrs Nelly Potter
for Warrington, NC; fnsraham Tor Philadelphia
Wind Mt an \ et g. li1ht
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AVID SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and shp captains In
formed that by telegrsphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No IS Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad OF
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States tho will be cabled to this country
free of charge and published
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
LNOTHER DECLINES CONGRESSIONAL
H0EORS

PPovIDENcE r l., Oct. q, 1874
Hon. George Il. Browne has recalled his accept
ance Of the democratic Rorniuatou for Congress Ia
the second district, an0 declines to be considered
a candidate
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
POLITICS IN NEVADA.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 81, 1874
The excitement over election matters IN Nevada
continues high. Parties are so divided and mixed
up taat IT Is dificult to predict the result.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
Foreign Ports.

AsprxwALL Oct 1o-Arrived. steamship Acapulco Gray
New iork.
Bnnsns, oct Is SAILED. bark Johann Ludwig oers
Holes Baltimore. .u go.
Wolfe ualifax tor baltimore put IN for a harbor.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
A CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE w1THDRAws.

MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Oct 81, 1874
Samuel Rindskon, the democratic candidate for
Congress III the Fourth district has Withdrawn
The committee has substituted william Pitt Lyude
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
A CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
RosroH. Mass. OCT. q,

BOSTON, MASS, OCT. Il, 1879.
James Bnnlnton, OF Pail River, has been nomi-
mated or Congress by the republicans or the First
district
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
safs. lRs'ssa'sos-

DATES cP DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS o. OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

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system Prices 81 and - per bottle PREPARED Sny ey
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A BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FkoM plFFnnn-
"A ent states legal svcrywherci dcseruon. Ac SUN
cient no publicity required no charge unoi ~
vorcc granted; advice free. a.. ,.s,,.v
4 nsoturR pryoRoes OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A of different states legal cvcrywhrre no
state FREDERICK l. klNa
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The New York herald., 1874-10-22

dence; b Fisnnagsn, drotoni hhods hoimes' Ailyns
PASSED dewpssnrs r. Hurlsns for s;aiassyer
Charmsr for boson n Helen hasorouck' for new fork
oisns SosfoN, fSM scars Ingsshsm Amss
S%s EInpey .fH fae soaih aS a%SSes Pr.neS
Hh,ids Port Jehnssn' Eelse, Hssr,k do Eya piyerty
Efs ss hsdaT oorsS ssss sasyy nsssy
Isaac "0's''' CLARK Lake - Charles jackson,
sssnsa' sway Taylor %. sSssS
JOHNSON, Masec; Jessie r Diveriy, Fowler; $ Det-
s & fns s and 0% P.nos WISH Wss
Hoboksn LaeoniaN Cameron, Kondout; Plymouth Rock,
Cleared -stea amships Oriental Haiett savannah;
SoS YORK; sohrs Emma Nc Adam, March. Fsrnsndns;
wslter Chester Case. Alexandria II squre, wixon,
nBALTisoRE, Oct so--Arrived. sonr Irene, xeservey
Dt;Sss GesfeS@Bars zAnnat sor A.hom, Cork or Pal
steamer Martha steven. eAanss Ne.
iSo@o.ons ,dasssniua; sshIs olsaaine sc1S Won
soe Now
York J; schr II Il Conadon, Providence; AB Chapman,
BhtSswicK, Ga, oe. Arrived barks rris tDutch,,
bxfG. Oct CARVED brig Mary 70 Roswell DsSe-
saiisa~schrs Kercn Happueh. Hickley, Georgetown.
DC; Maggie CAIN Scull Gardiner " load for Phsdel-
2Gh-Tn scream ready for %, bark Andea sssndhh.
BAS00a, Oct ls-Arrvcd, brig Jas Crosby Jones.
South Amboyi rhrs Lena Cobb, copb r%niladsipns; % n
YORK. YORK '''a 'A''' '0' nary A'""'' : 's'' 80"
..clesred-Bris Mechanic, Could, Mstauxas schrs Ev.
BELFAsr Oct la-Arriyed. scnrs p stanley. Msddock,
Edith sartiet Ellsworth ior Rondoas and sailed iothl
isslsSd svsd crf SsTs SGSI SSas
Ga; schrs Edwd Johnson, Bean, Mobile; Orion Osborn,
BRISTOL oct so-Arrivod. schrs Calvin Harris Ben.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-27
WoMAM's HEALTH.

I 4 IS lamestable fact that from causes not
Il generally understood, { male suffering ap.
pc rs to De on the increase. The sweet young
girl Just entering into womanhood soon be-
comes pale. feeble, emaclated life'ess, with
headaches, pains and aches, loss of appetite,
palpitation of the heart, cold feet and hands,
and appear to loose that youthful vim and
sprightliness so much admired. The middle.
uged married lady is no less exempt from
some troublesome annoyance. She contln-
ually grunting and trettlng with pans and
aches, her s.creions are all paired, her en-
ergies are lost, she forces herself in into So
ciety, she "sours " on almost everybody,
her health slowly declines until she becomes
a mere drone in her own hous hold And
she at the " turn Of lie is no stranger TO
suffering peculiar to her Sex al tlat age.
Habits, climate shd inaitentlpn surrey bring
about III ESB SAD RESULTS that ure now
hurting thousands of fem es, cid and young,
TO untimeiy graves. Exercise your reasun,
your judgment, and protured Dir. DromgOole'
English Female Balors, as they will cure the
aOove female troubles in ~ iucredtably short
time. They are prepared by a. inexperi.
enced physician, and is the most power
tul iron and vegetable tonics known TO til,
medical profession They are handsome )
put up in large bottles and sole by druggists
and merchants everywhere. Address,
j. p. DR0MGOULE, Prop'r.,
Memphis, Tenn.
Sold in Waco by J. Riviere. r. Il. George
Wholesale agent for Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-27
yoman's Medical Adviser,

Aneat and well written book, specially for
the use of females giving causes, symptoms,
plan treatment OF all ordinary diseases a6lic'-
ing the female sex, The only book of the
kind written. Price only % cents Address
as al ove. febld&w4m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-27
PAYING EMPLOYMENT!

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U. s. PIANO COMPANY.
stS q @ O.

tcosts less than $500 10 make any 5000 Piano sold
through az ents, ali OF whom make 100 per cent
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We make only one style, and have but one price,
Two hundred and ninety dollars net cash, with no
discount to dealers or commissions to teachers
Our lumber lie thoroughly seasoned-our cases are
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use the full iron plate With over strung brass
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send for illustrated circular, in which we refer to
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-27
DAILY EXAMINER.
# III f G r A N G +

y wnlqs Hall GRANGE, No Regular
monthly mcctiugs. two o'clock r. NJ, first
Monday In each month. Call Meetings every
Thusrday evening at seven O'Clock. Visiting
and sojourning Brethren are invited to attend
G. III. HUBBY, Secretary
Tiios CosB, Master.
WACO GRANGE, No. l6s, meets fret Friday
of every mpnth, at two o'clock P. NJ, in the
BASEMENT Of the Cumberland Presbyteriin
Church, on Washington strceet.
J.w. SPEIGHT, Master.
W. L. PRArHER, Secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-27
The New Remedy forIiMpture

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druggist or physician will order tbs truss for 20
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{" wild Life in the far West"

Comprising incidents OF nearly thirty years OF hunt
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Ia the Mexican wars encounter with Apacbes, Sriz'
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oV5 DtUHuWHyi NVW IUIk
Agents Vented.
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NEW BOOK FOR AGENTS.

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tifnlly illustrated work, the authors. own ad'
ventures. entitled
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
TIE .HOSCOW FOCNDLING ROSPI
TIL

We owe 10 a paper in LjpiincnH the
following particulars with regard to the
great Founding Hospital in Moscow
There are two principal institutions of
the kini in Russia-one III st. Peters
burg. ami the otiier-tl,e largest in the
wurld-in Moscow. The latter house
was founded 10 wears ago, AMI is con-
ductcd on the most humane AMI liberal
principles. l. has on III average 1909
infants in its wards, who axe attended
by As many nurses. The numUer of
infants received IL 1869 was lilo: IN
$50, 1861; and in 1871, 1906.
Nearly hall of these arrive on the day
o! their birth, and Che rest before they
have completed their first week. They
are retained in the hospital six weeks
if their life should last SO long-and
then are sent into the country to live
with the families of farmers.
The mortality among the infants in
the hospital is very great. OF the
1872 foundlings received during 1869,
2,i2i died under six weeks old. In
1865 the deaths amounted to 30 per
cent. /: in 1869, to % per cent. ; and in
1870, to - per cent. every day a
half-lozen or more little bodies are put
into little wooden boxes and consigned
TO the earth. \ few formal words are
muttercd over them by the attending
priest, the attending physician rubs
the numbers Of the departed mes of
his slate, the matron orders the little
bed - be made afresh, and the institu-
| ton goes on as usual. No loving hand
adjusts the tiny shroud, no pious tears
bedew the lifeless little body, 10 moth
er's prayers ascend to wait the innocent
sonl 10 heaven. A lamp is Lit and
blown ont. and all is darkness rs be-
fore \ partial cause for this mortal
i:y is found in the fact tina. rs per cent.
Of the foundlings are ilIegi,ima,e. In
this connection it may he stated that
the crime of infanticide is almost I'M
known IN Russia.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18

aluGe to itis ~ urE- generous al
Preparations To the District. but To- draw ~"
attention a: 'Orgr-sS- in framing 1 'aw Tor tE-
government OF he District. ~ tine rnaSu i'"a' scai-
"i which tue city WIS planned by IT," :";.ui,T- u;
the government /: tue fna!arr ~ N.!cL. for oTna-
:n-i.ta' pur:1-.-. the SIR c'> and av-Ef;r- acre laul
out. AMI VIVA: wa- I'll. proportion If lie rrhI-Ti:
a"tnai ; Possessed 10y TIA" general government. /
think in- irHiHrtiOE Is: thu expenses oi the t"'-
eri'i'.nt and improvement to h- i-'rnr 10y ;i- = IL
era! government; an'i the cities II wasiIirC:"I shdi
G"1rG'tr~iI a:t tin. country should ~ carefully
ard c~lui;aliy ir:iI 81.
Ia acr"riliIrr with >ccilon -: ;Ac arj APP
proved June -. i~;l, | spl.iuI"iI l''trt l..
make i survey of the mouth eli the NI>~.--ippi
river, with u view "'irtcrEiiu,' tin, l'r-i m"i;'sI
"f ..t'islTin- am! maintaining: Il depth of water
>i.i'irIcni Ser i:r purposes "i commerce.. &C.,
AMI III ac"'rlIIrr with al act -nii'l,r! ai act Tee
lr"Nii" i'r thu appointment "i = i"irmi--i":! 81;
Engineers :" IrIr-iiGtt- AMI rrpH ri Il l'-"n tor
the excavation 81 the llluNiIl ist-iu "t ;hr Nj
>I>-ippl river -;g!'lf't I" mur'iIii -. ] appointed
4 tnInmi~-ir ni Engineers. Neither l-Hri iEt>
Vel completed il iI',,r~. When heir ~~'i''r:-
rrr received they will. lr f"rv arlri {" C"n-Jr~-
without 'i"lIy.
>i-n"il l. GENHT.
ENEci TIVE MANSION. December :, "a