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(NNLy DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

NNLy DIRECT LINE TO FKANCE
The General Transatlantic Company's Mail Steamships
betweeu New York and Havrc. calling at Brcst.
The splendid this favortp for the Con.
tine (being more sotherly than any Ohcr) will sail
from Pier No. so North River AS follows
ST LAURENT, Lachesnez. Saturday, May 2
PERELRE. burmcut saturday, MAY ~
Price OF passage In go,d Qncludng wine, TO Brcs; or
First cabin, sisc. Second cabin. SIS
SUPERIOR accommodations for a fe stecr0ge nj S9y
Excursion tickets at reduced rates " w.
American travellers going to returning from the
Continent OF Europe by taking this line avoid boil,
transit by English railway and discomorts o cross
ing the Chanrel besides saving time, trouble ana ex.
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent IS Broadway
Notc-In June anil there after the departures viii BE-
on Thursday Of every week -
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EXCURSIONS.

I-og ExCURsIOSs.-THE SWIFT FIRST uLA8s
steamboat WILLIAM COOK tcsPactty for over
sOog can be chartered for davs throughout tue suncr
on application to a. b. VALENTINE Agent Al Jay street,
New York.
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Manu- actory ana a, warerooms
MULES MULES. MULES.
sr s y pairs T. e e aa
Bishop streets, Jersey City, NJ.
CPEED FOR sALE-sPLENDIo SADDLE. SINGLE
psss Il ST C Ss
three minutes price $500. o. irving place.
SEysRAI. VERY SPEEDY YOUNG GREEN HORSES
M bAhKh f9 s gu S a.
way ana Thirtyninth street. Call or address
Si, SEGoNp, HAND sd, ELEGANT THREEogARTER Lam
M s rens
asRG} 1sa os%ss Us Broadway,
SrAn.E,s TO RENT OR sExs ,ss WEST EIoM
Apply e. HALL s rh Avenue s."S'' as
street Mo bost rom S tvsSao
MoteD four sslls apartments for ooachman Apply at
RIO LETmPEIvArE STABLE NO. Io WEST FORTY:
tenant
T'O LEr-THE FlNE STABLE go WEST FORTY.
nsn srSet S hye open and two box stss io.
ess net pfFE%. Foa
WANTEDC.a;.A LIGHT. SECOND HAND. rwosEArRD
w extension top Victoria or Phaeton, nearly new
s Y
WANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR TEN ACRE
w unmprovcd Farm. worth $780, good Horse or
span OF farm Horses or nice Pony Turnout
A. NJ COrrtcR, l42 ful ton street.
eI0 WILL BUY ONE GOOD WORK HORsB.
PfO Call, till sold 81 Canal trcet. Essex street
0Sn FOR A BEAUTIFUL NEW SINGLE HAIR
YCU ness; rubber covercd also side bar top Wagon,
city maker, nearly new. 500; bargains ia East Six
teenth street.
&7CS CHESTNUT HORSE; Sl75 IRON GRAY;
R1AO. @lSS. bay; all sound kind years l6 hands;
Mt Tor arm grocer or express. 46 Eighth avenue,
ncr iIty-frst street.
&OGS FOR ONE or THE FINEST sTYLE SIDE
RAOO bar Top Road Wagons in the city built to ordor
by wentworth for the late g. r. McGuire has been used
very little. For sale at BARKER CHASSIS of
Broadway and Thirty ninth street
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PEyNsyLyASA E;4kS si GGEAT TRTEk
Trains leave New York from foot OF Dcshrosses and Cort
iandt streets. ss folows:-, folows:,.... w,...
TM TT'Ia fsmH', SUNDAY aud $50 7. q =" 20"
rhiHladelphis riHl Eris Railloaa pisison r. M for
WIiliamsport 9:,> M connecting o. pniisdciss
For 81 and e sSar sa
2 u Regular at $50 a. NJ. 5 aud or. II. sanday.S
Z $50 sP, ~ and = night sunday $40, $50 snds
EcS ITansan at 7:sS 4. n, ssna $40 r. NJ. Sunday.
SsSsT! s. sss At p q T 9.S
1:9 sa9 TO- 80 r NJ and l2 night Sunday ~. sac
rs 81 Ei;FaSss sS rs s sS % s sa e S 49,
sS, % 80 r. N. and IL night Sunday, ~ s;l0 aud
for Eshwsy g 20 5;ao M 70 4 .isN;dL,aa u IA
10 A. NJ, SU I 10 and ) r. NJ
For New BsuSswot :s2 And "a; n; IAN sia AZ.
For East Millstone, IL noon, 3:iu and !:yP. NJ.
For Lambertviie and Fleminston, 9:U A. NJ. and Z
For PhilHpsburg and Beiyidcrc, 80 A. NJ, and *
FOR BYsdsn!oyn Burlington aud Ca"
For PemDerion and Camden, "a. N: and s:'orM
day from Washington and Baltimore, S.,sA y.af
fs From sPS PSsGsIpS. 70 Il nj s, sunssy s %
6as 6:os 81. loizi r. NJ. sunday Sao 0 ~ o'O ";aa
ricsst &c aaa ofics. s <ss I'll and i Broadway No A.
tor House ana foot Desbrosses and Coruandt srees
ticket oSs 10 ssnsry Pass ssouuer AGENT
A = neral Manager
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MULES, MULES MULES
1 90 superior broke Mules of all grades and Sizes
several xtra pairs weighing fro 2400 270j pounds
for sale by f.. II. BISHOPS sons corner Grand and
Bishop streets, Jersey City, N J..
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DOOLS SOLD AT JOHNSoN'S ROOM, l,lE BROAD
i way, TWEEN y-cQhtl street on ten mile walk
ing match, Brown vs. Aullen, ON honday evening st
O'Clock. T. Il. JOHNSON.
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HvO LET-AT FLEETWOOD PARK, THE CLUB
House. the House at main gate and the Saloon under
PHIiiP DATER at tho Albemarle Hotcl to w. H. VAN
CUTT, at Inc Park. sv
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I'RANcIs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP. HAS ALL
I the choice breeis OF Dogs Bntcrs nfallible
Mango Cure and Fle0 Exterminat0r 75c. Butcrs
work g. Dogs boarded trained, DO Medicines for all
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300 REV EI;EwSAnD;,Losr ARD, OR STOLEN, NEAR TWEEN.
n,s;nng uesn street and Gramercy Park two Cases
ward viii be paid upon tho delivery of the goods nj iis
East Thirty-second street. q II s,ERSEy
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DACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

LNOR BERMUDA.
AMERICAN WEEKLY LINE,
sailing Thursdays al IL o'clock, and carrying the United
States mail.
steamship METROPOLIS, Nickerson April u
Steamship PERT Ellis, comma nder .......... April -
Excursion tickets issued, good during tho season. by
either ship.
For frcIgh. or passage apply to
LuNT BROTHERS 28 soufh street
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A ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT, FINE sTYLED
IA. bay coupe Horses in America Is 16S high wears
old was bred in Kentucky Is a splendid driver has
great hcion o anq nesy Ions u name
disposed OF at private sale before wednesday, April
gARkERA CIIAsE's City Auction Mart and New York
where he can now be scen and examined.
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CTABLE TO RENT OR SELL-NO i2s WEST RICH
- tcenth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
Apply TO- VALENTINE g. HALL SyS Filth avenue, az .
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TNO LET-PRIvATE STABLE NO il0 WEST FORTY
L seventh street; whole part rent low to good
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH LINE
IN On and after Monday, April ~ fast express train.
between New York and Washington. via Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad. for the accommodation OF through
trkSni as fDllows:- -
Washington united express will leave New York e:0
A. ", arrive Philadelphia. I9a0 +. ~. Baltimore. ;:N
r. NJ; Washington, f. ~ r M.
New York limited express will leave Washington :J9
A. M Baltimore ~ AS A. A.; Philadelphia, 80 +. Nj.
arrive at New York. 4IC r. H..
The fare on this train including charge for Puiiman
parior cars Will bc-trorn New York to fhadclphia.
III 25 New YORK Baltimore, 81 TO- New York to WASH
ir0tcn cl0 being an extra charge from New York IL
PRiladelpha Sl TO Baltimore, 3. ~, aud TO Washing
tnp n; ~ b0 ID NJ BOYD, 1enerii Passenger agent.
~ A. j. OAcSATT General Manager.
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GPEED FOR SALE.-SPLENDID SADDLE. SINGLE
- or pole hare show 235; price 81 20; also the
handsoirest ID hand brown marc in New York show
three minutes; price $780, % irving place.
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sPORIlNGi-DOGS. BIRDS, sc.
FOR SALE, ALI. KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
"A. hirds &C.. Medicines Tor oil diseases: prepared
FOOD tor mOcking birds At BIS. DOvkY'S, No. Greene
street. near Canal
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IN DAILY LINE 70 AOrOlk,
and Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to Peters
burg and Richmond.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From pier North River foot of Beach street, ateamees
leave daily at r NJ for Norfolk passenger steamers
1Sr E9rtoik, Gty Point ann RICHMOND n on rucsdsys
Through bills OF ladng and tickets issued u
all points South and Southwest via Virginia and Teuncs
see Atlantic Coast Scaboard and other hncs also by
chesapeake and Ohio Rslrosd for western points and
n c.. and other points Office, 1877 Gr0onwich streeA
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GTABLE TO LET-ON LEXINGTON AVENUE AND
- Twcntythr rd street two blocks from Fifth Aveuuc
MoteD, four salls apartments for coachman Apply at
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CTATE LINE.
y NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
These elegant new Clylebuilt steamers will sail from
pier IS North River follows =
STATE OF FALABAMA...............S Saturday, April ~
STATE OF GEORGIA saturday, MdyS
And every alternate saturday there after taking pa ssen
gers through rates to all parts OF Great ain ana
ireland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark AMI Germany.
Drafts for f1 and upwards For freight or passage sp
- No. 72 Broadway.
Strerace Office M As Broad way
, 1874-05-20

IurIBts among lin rost eminent In tho profession In
the United Htntcs of both political parties 11ayo
a1nncd l,C record of tho uourt-nnrtlnl, and declared
tptr ccr Judgment That Tho vcrtllct contrary tu
evidence nil tlat thu aecl.aod onHt TO hhyo hacn
n,ttcd that cydctco discovered hico tho War proves
alaosoiy Tint tte charges In essential Maetora woro
founded In error Of fac And tlscse groilnla and
coclusiyn your ,ncorla1is.s respectfully ro
resent that UoI. Frlcr Ia entitled Of tho public juh
tce Of his country to redress In mole Of rohnnr
lug, M matter Of right ccalHo Of new evidence and
continuing Rcu.cisco nlIcnd to DO unjust and cnrablo
Of clear 1i cit!ro rSt.t,ion: sc!, rchear!ng n.ny
tal otllcora. nppointctl to c1a1nuo tho now
oy!lpnco with tho record Of tho court ind
to nuL1ft o reault Of to!r invcatigailu to Tho preHl
dent n1ll 10 Congress. YU3r nefuorA|s!a further rot
resent that full inquiry Into thts naor "a no not only
to Ocu Porter but to tho officers aud HoldlorH Of hia
command, WHO lave deserved tlln regard Of the!r
country BY faithful service aud nncriices TroaBonalo
dtaatoctlon waH hao alleged ngaat tho Army Of the
Potomac, TINT many eorra Of that army would not
nght" Tho yndiensou Of Con. Porter Will bs tho Just
vlnchlon Of tho Fifth Corps an oE il1o Army Of tho
Potomac, and mako cear that tho battla Of MAnnaaaa
WAs fought by currs Of llat army wnll by other
corps, and especially by rortcra Fifth Corps whom
tho brunt fell, with great harth1ot a.ld 1evoton mud
aevure toss-and that tho bnttc as lost bccauaa Of tho
superior forces opposed 10 uB.
All ao1diorB desironH of joining In this memo
raal hrc requested to appond their names to h
copy awaiting signatures ut my ofllco or 10 nend
mo authority to sign for them.
JOSEPH KIRKLAND,
10 Washington street.
, 1874-05-20

10 lhs r4e.ti<nt and Con9ret. u fhs United Salf!:
Your memoraliss, o.eers md aoldiers Of ths E1ith
Army Corps. aud OF other corpa Of the Army Of tho
fully represent: That Maj Con. Porter, who had com-
n,anied the Fifth Army Corps Of tho Army Of tug
skill with enl!re devotion to hts duty aud to hs coun-
try, snd witty great appreciation Of his commander.
i prosght unsT connsu @ M of aaa. % Fopo IL III III cam.
paigu in Virgins, charged by that uencrs with ms-
Conduct an hatt1e. causing the defeat which ha saa-
forces that tho Cour~Nartal dill, on the4s chargcs
sentencs Gen. Porter to bs cathiersd aud to bs in
caushla forever OF any oc4 at trust honor nnder
tho United stscs that this court waa hsld when tho
controlling evidence. - now shorn raa inaceesable.
.n whs gt'.s 1tsststs .na 9nse i;1.
, 1874-05-20
THE CITY HALL.

The CITY Hall WAS unusually dull yesterday,
nothing occurring thoro that would particularly
,nteroat tho geueral public. Tho Doarda OF
polico and Public Works held no meetings, aud
thero vas q noticeable scarcity Of Aldermen and
other city off1cias about tho promises. Would 1t
wcro always 80.
Tho Council Committee on Local Assessments
will meet this afternoon at the Office OF tho City
Clerk to consider references. Tomorrow after
noon tue Committee OIL Railroads will meet at
the same place for similar purpose.
Horeaftor water-rato payers will not be noti-
fled by circulars when thoir rents arc due. The
only notification thoy will get will DO through
tho newspapers, which they lad better read
carefully, or else they will waso up some morn
ing to find their pipes empty. Tho water-office
men complain TINT the rates are coming In
slowly. md They desire to announce that up to
the Ii til of June the 10 por cent discount can be
saved.
The receipts from city collections as Deposited
with the City Treasurer yesterday wore g. S119o8
aud tue water-rates paid amounted to $5,1o6
BOARD OF HEALTH.
At the meeting Of the Doard Of Health yeBter;
|: aay afternoon tho Sanitary Superintendent roae
mortality ropo1t tor daas tg %ee5 ID loss thau
| tho preceding weok, and "a less than In the cor
responding week Of last yonr. Tho number o.
houses Injected by smallpox WAS Il, en increase
Of ovor tho preceding woelf. md decrease ., Q
II when compared with tho corresponding wee, weoI
last' year.. Tho moan thermometer for the Woel
was was 10 degrees. Tho greatest mortality ,7as il
tic Ninth Ward, where IL died. There were !. n
deaths in the Firht, Second, FOURTH aud Twolttt
Wards The principal ca!'hes Of deetn ss, ~, yer.
were is mud ia fatal cases respectively, aud Their
| wero 3 fatal CASES OF smallpox.
The weekly report Of tho Health Office
! showed that GLIB nuisance notices had beel
| served, and G35 uuiaaucea abnted 248 HoWe
notiees lad boon served, and o6 connection
made; 81 articles Of food had been condemned a
unit Tor use, comprising boef, veal, mutton, an
sweet potatoes.
, 1874-05-20

10 the Editor of The Chicaoo Tribune: .-,
Sln: In taking o ramble through Union and
Lincoln Parks, tho following points for rotor.
Unton Perkothe carringo-gates should bo closed
and kept closed, for the reasons that the park il
too Bma1l for drive; that the dust raised by
yohicloB Is vory annoying to pedestrians, aud In,
furious to plants and flowers :; TINT women and
ESPECIALLY children arc in constant danger Of be-
inE run down by carriages and horaes-ao much
uo indeed, thatthoy do not 60 into the park In any
rroat numbers, though it should be thor special
resort. Secondly, there should be ample police
force 10 protect tho plants: The sprinklors IN IN
warn pedestrians Of their approach, III ordor that
d general splash Of dust and water may DO avoid
od OLD GnoW1ER.
, 1874-05-20
CRIMINAL.

THE CRIMINAL. COURT.
Tho following cases wore diapoHed OF yeater-
day: ...
John Burnos plcaded guilty to tho larceny Of
clothing from Charles Erickson, and Was ro-
manaod.
Androw Rodgers, who pleaded guilty to ro-
ceiving stolen property lust week. was yesterday
sontencod to thirty days House Of Correction.
William Harrington pleaded guilty (unaor ngo)
tn an assault with intont to rob Joseph i.
Reilly lie waa remandea.
J. G, Campbell pleaded guilty to the larceny
of d coat from Ed GoodridRo, aud Was sont to tic
Houeo Of Correction for six months.
Richard Curtin pleaded guilty to tho larceny Of
chest of tea from l.. Z. LtudburX. He WAS
romandod.
James Bird was tried for tho larceny Of watch
from John Ihoher. Found guilty aud sent to tho
County Jail for ten days.
The GRAND Jury returned three more true bills
and continued their lahors.
THE POLICE COURTS.
Juatics Boydon dispoaed Of tho following caaos
| Maggie Hogan, drunk, $5: Ellen Carey, drunk,
| S5; Samuel Duroh, fast driving, s5.
James Clark Btole somc pig-iron from William
| Romans, Of No, "a Wost Washington street, aud
| Justice Boully yesterday held him for trial in
bonds Of 5000.
Jamos Waltere, colored. WAS yesterday bold
| for trial in tho Criminal Court, undor bonds Of
| $500, for troaking into the storo Of N. Martin.
| No. G07 State street, aud getting away with S1o0
worth Of cigars. Justicea Borden aud Daggott
heard tho oaso.
]. B. Moore of No. TIT Hubbard street. was
boforo Justice scully yostorday to answer to the
| charge Of working hlH horses two or three days
ut d si1no without feeding thom., A oaeo was
hardly made out against him, but enough teett.
mony was developed to justify tho Court in lot
ting matters rest for the present to SEQ whether
complaints will be maao in tho future.
james Btanmore, the negro who was arrested
Hughoa, at tho Palmer House.. Inst February
was on trial yesterday before Justice Doyleu.
Tue testimony showed that Stanlnoro had pawn
cd tho pin with Lipman for e. The evidence 2yts
residing in New York, and being the pr11oipa
Witnoss' tho JuBtice deemed Il advisable tt
change tue charge from 1aroonoy to disordorly
aud lined Btanmore $lO. which WAS paid.
Gooree Lawrence, young man 10 years Of age
aMto tomntod Ia bold thstt Monday afternoon, by do
libosatcly, In broad day light, picking up cas-
Of goods Valued q S12osa, On tno M alaewaln Key
ington. street, throwing 1t on An oxpross wagon
aud attempting to drive OF. He was arrosto!
iust weat of Dearborn, on Washington street
and taken to the Harrison street lookup. Th
On the III Of April, Charles schrino entere
! tho tailor shop Of Frank Doyork, No. 12o Wea
Twolfth Btrcot, and pretending to bo wanting +
, mako some purchases. o1amtnod hls goods
) That night Sohrlno, u boy na1rlod Potter Cullen
Michael Sage, and auothor party bro!o into tll
: shop and stolo $3.50 worth Of tho beat good
: thore. sclrino placed them in bey took tnol D!
| to liH house, and 6ecreted them III ILLS uclla1
a | ADar,fa ~ liA RuNsaui0ntlV went about tho Cit
, 1874-05-20
a pIsqUsrED PEANUT MAN.

a
As general rule the life OF q yondor OF pea
nuts is FREQ from startling vicissitudca uo
rises in tho morning betlmos, and takos up his
position with his rolling stock Of nuts at his
accustomed corner, and there ho stays
until tho closc Of tho days shlos
sends him homeward. The fluctuations
In the peanut market full to create In lim a
feeling of anxiety, aB, whether he buys cheap or
dear. he makes pretty much tho same margin Of
protit--and the passing suspicion that cotorio
Of the willy members OF tho board Of Trade or
Produce Exchange may bo getting up, corner
iu hiH stock In trade IL . complex idea TINT
peyor enters his simple brain. So that whom an
out -of-tho.way incident betais the oasy-going
peanut man 1t Ia a Landmark IN his life, ploas3-
ant or unpleasant, which he remembers with
more accuracy than tho date OF his wodding-dny.
4 fair specimen Of this contented class was
Balyatora Dortucchl who. until yesterday, had
believed tho institutions Of the, land ho
adoptod six months ago A. tho most
go9lonsly greet sna ,aonta 19oH % ad o5 ty,og dny
In peanuts, aud, layinglsaycd in that timo about
M much Us ho would have 1nado IN six centuries
In sunny Italy, he began to look forward to not
very tsr distant future when he would ne tno I.
proprietor OF ono of tloRe conglomerations OF
restaurant, bar-room, aud confectionery shops
which are commonly known as Italian saloons.
Yesterday evening, however, his faith ~ tho
country and its Institutions suddenly vanished
cumstancos Ha WAS selling nuts aB usual, whom
hs attention was momentarily drawn from hla
business by observing police officer close as
hnnd tuggiag aomethng 10 bis direction, which,
when the officer had dragged It close to hla
stand, ho could see VAS a woman OF very large
proportions In q state OF helpless intoxication.
before ho recovered from His surpriso, tho OIL
cor ordered him to give him hand aud help him
hoist tho woman on top Of his peanut cart, in
order to remove hcr to the station. The Italian
objected but when the officer explained that nc
e1press wagon WAS available, aud that II ho do.
o)inod to help tho officer le would himself be
arrested tor refusal to aid = policeman In The
discharge Of hu duty, he reluctantly hotssed the
masB Of foninity on tow Of i.iH stock ,in-tradc,
hulf.pnt, pint, and quart-measures, and th'
s9mots @ f ef toss s Least sgh ss91 91
lruuken woman. who turned out to bo one Min
Smith wss trundlea to tne station by IT, J.
ly imnurou, but he has not been seen since, an
It IL generally supposed that he atarted tho sam
evening for the Eaat, on ILLS way back to th
black broad and choBnutH, and more 4ffabie Pc
lice officers Of King Victor Emanuefs doninionI
, 1874-05-20

RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA.
The following resolutions. presented by A. II.
Wright, were bu1letinad in tho Board Of Trade
Hall yesterday morning, to bo acted upon to-
day. ...
WnEnEAs, This Board has been informed that ncgo-
tiatons pending between tho Governments Of the
Canada, With Wow to tho enlargement and extension
Of commercial relations with British North Amer
aca; therefore
Iesolytd, That we cordially commend the spirit Of
national unity aud goodwill which these nego-
tiatona s,gnify, 6nd that we approve Of tho p.ar-
pose which they arc Intended to accomplish.
Rksolrtd, That Wo In favor Of the freeat intcf-
between The United sates and the Dominion Of
Canada that the revenue requirements Of tho two
countries Will admit Of.
Rssolred, That the enlargement Of tho yolland and
st. Lawrence Cauua to tho capacity Of the lake hnr.
ors ut early aud definite period s Of tho greatest
Importance, ID nltAiB or chcapcnlng the cost Or
and that uch enlargement togothsr with ths right to
tho said canals the sae terms ID Canadian ves-
sells, should he included LII any treaty which may be
negotiated; and the right Of Canadian vcsRos to nav
Ents Lako Michigan and to use American cannls CON
placed the basis az tho right Of American YES
sela to navigate the st. Lawrence River and TO uBa the
canals Of Cauada.
business community that capital invested III such
trate shall not 10 exposed to the lazarda Of political
contingencies. ..
pies appropriate AeQue to the Treaty Of Washing
Ton and the Geneva Arbitration.
Resotucd That copies Of these resolutions TO trans
mtted to tho Secretary of THO Treasury to our ssnA-
lngon ALSO to tho 6ocretary Of Stats Of the Dominion
Of CAuAita.
, 1874-05-20

wns nj authorized agent for TINT Company, and
iai boen directed by J. ". Ircilell. tho Buporn-
toni1ont Of AgcncteB, to hasto will spoed to CHI
cago, aud tlioro asF'lmo. control Of tho Office.
Tic Justice on TINT oucaslon lot the follow of.
dny was nrrostetl as yagrant. Yesterday lo
win boforo Jrntioo nnydon and ofrcrod htn old
stnionctlt, md III addition informed tho Court
tint tIo itiitoroat Of tho POM Mutual would
s,,ifor ,lnlo.p ho was liberated. From l,B ropro-
aontatinnp. tho Company will certainly manifest
tlloir approximation Of hfn pust services BY stop
ping afu,,ut 10 tho old Artllory aud eostlo !lne
lmrsoscd by tho Judge OF s16 and costs. ur-
lons tloy do they will loao tho valuable nesiat-