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BALTIMORE AND ONO EXTENSION AND MICHI.
GAN CENTRAL RAILROAD Chicago, October
3.-Upon q second hearing to-day in the
matter of injunction applied for by the Michi.
gan Central railroad to prevent the Chicago
extension of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
from crossing the formers track at grade at
Lake station, near this city, the court decided
all the points of the case in favor of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. 1t Is under
stood that this decision removes the only
difficulty in the way of completing the Chi
cago extension, and the road will be finished
by November 1st.--Special dispatch to the
Baltimore Sun.
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Speaking of GAxlRALDL s!mpath'z'ne
journal says that sit seems that the great
Italian lberator is in such straitened clrcum'
stances that the voluntary assistance oil bis
friends is acceptable" A great many much
better men are in 4 similar situation.
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We are satisfied that if we bad better
man for Attorney General at Washington
the Federal Government would be greatly
improved. General GgAsT sometimes makes
great mistakes In men. When he makes a
mistake be has wonderful consistency in
s!scang to 1t /" through thick and thin"
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Hon. a. G.. Miller, for thirty.five years
United States Judge of the District of Wis
consin, died at his residence, in Milwaukee,
on Wednesday night, or rather Thursday
morning, Of apeplexy. Judge Miller was
born in Pennsylvania, where his youth and
early manhood were passed. He went to
Milwaukee in 1888 as 9 territorial judge, un-
der appointment OF President Van Buren,.
In 1S45 President Polk appointed him dis
trict judge of Wisconsin, and that position
he held until january last, when he resigned
under the new law of Congress.
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1t is said here that the Collector has /
sympathy for his brothers crusade.

THE NATIONAL CONVENTION IDEA-A Coz.
FERENCE IN KENTuCKY.-Ncp York. October
A Nashville special to the Herald says
"At L conference on saturday betw cen Gov
errors Leslie, Of Kentucky, and Brown, of
Tennessee, Mr.. Watter>on, OF the Louis.
vile CourieI.Jou,nat, and n. j. Stoddard
johnson, OF Frankfort, KY, icing Aso pre-
sent, it was agreed aud is suggested that
there be conference of the Governors OF
all the Democratic States, North and South,
together with representative Democratic
citizens from States not Democratic, or posi-.
bis of the Governors Of all States, prospect
i've Of party, with view to Il calm, earnest
and patriotic discussion of the broader ques.
tons OF conflict between State and Federal
Jurisdictions"
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MI STAPLE GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
BLANKETS, FLANSELS, &C.
T. Il. PRICE { co. have opened
BED BLANKETS, FLANNELS,
CoUSTERpANES, QUILTS,
COLoRED QUILTS. CoMFoRTABLES.
SIIEETISGs, TowELrNGS, CRASHES,
NAPKINS, TABLE DAMASK, WATERPROOF.
elm DLEAcuEp CoTToSs: Androscoggin, Au-
burn, Fruit of the Loom, Dwight. and Rccdale
will be sold at 12bc.; Wamsut.a and New York
Mills for 81 and l 7c., net cash prices.
$3.50 T. Il. PRICE 6 co.
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aPECfA.LI. .NOrICEs.

Il ID
E LEVY BROTHERS beg leave to an
nounce special grand opeaing Of
FALL DEEss GOODS On OCTOBER 1sT.
They have now receiveda fun assortment Of all tn
new fabrics Of the season, and call attention to TIL
ARMENIAN CLOTHS,
DIAGONAL sERGEss
among tile novelties in COLORED DRESS 9OODs
and ENGLISH BOhBAZINE and CAsHMEREs
in BLACK GOODS.
In BLACK SILKS they have the follow Ing cele.
brated brands:
BELLOS,
TEILLARD,
TApISSER,
in addition to their regular stock, ranging In price
from 81 to So 81 per yard.
BLACK GROUND WHITE STRIPED SILK at
81 per yard;
BLACK WATERED SILh at 81 per yard, usual
price 81 90;
IRISH POPLINS In all desirable shades at 81 and
s1.25 per yard;
CORDED SILK vELOURs;
CASHMERES In all colors;
ARMENIAN CLOTHS and DIAGONAL SERGES
In fall shades;
SILK TRIMMING VELVET, black and In colors ;
MAETILLA SILK VELVETS;
yELyETEENS In all colors;
WHITE BEZIQUE for cloaks
A full line of BLACK and COLOaED SATINS;
TRIMMING SILKS in every shade desirable;
TYCOON REPS, SOLID COLOR ALPACAS,
MANCHESTER ALPACAS, BLACK ALPACA,
BLACK MOHAIR. BLACK EMPRESS CLOTH,
TAMIISE CLOTH, ENGLISH BOMBAZTNE,
BLACK FRENCH BOMBAZINE, and CASH
MERE.
The assortment of DRESS GOODS is complete,
aud the prices such as give satisfaction to the pur-
chaser
BE sure to call and loos at our stock before MAX
Ing YOUR selections LEVY BROTHERS.,
ocl 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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Miss SHERMAN, upon the occasion of her
marriage. received among her numerous
valuable presents twesty-three dozen silver
snoons. No wonder BUTLER was not invited.
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MT NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
FOR OCTOBER.

ErN NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
FOR OCTOBER.
T.R. PRICE & co. are opening the balance of
their FALL and WINTER GOODS, which VIII be
kept up to full standing during the entire season.
Great stock MOURNING GOODS, all the newest
styles Speciality, such rs
CACHEMEEES, CASIlMERES. TAMISE, FEL0UHS,
BoBAZISES, LCSTEKLESS MuuA1RS, GRAPE
CLOTHS. &C;
CoLORED DRESS GOODS. in FRENCH POPLISs,
CAMEL'S HAIRS, DIAGONAL REFS, SATINS,
!. POPLISS, CASlIMERES. &C, &C.;
BLACK GRO-GHAIS and TAFFETA SILKS;
BLACK CASHMERE SILKS, very best;
Il very large supply OF English. French, and Amcrt-
can CASSIMERES and CLOTHS;
Virginia. made CASSIMERES;
Every NO. MD GLOVES; Gentlemen's WOOL and
MERISo SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Ladies' boys, and misses MERIEo SHIRTS and
DRAWERS; CORSErs, French and German
Csc. 10 IS; RUFFLISGS, ROMAN SAsuEs, RIB
BOSS, &C., &C.;
30
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FUNERAL NoT1cE.-The funeral Of CHARLIE
MASON Youngest son OF James II. md Sophia A.
West viii nike place at the residence OF his parents,
No. $40 west Marshall street. THIS lTuesday)
MORNING. October 9Th. 1874, at II O'CLOCK.
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A truly barbarions jester observes that
nots.shaYers work with raisers OF money.
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SECRETARY OF THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface:
List of Officers
Errata;
City Ciaugcr', report;
Coastwise Trade
Corn and Flour ExchaEgc;
Cattle. sheep. and Hog Trade;
ChesapraEe and Ohio Railroad Freight;
| Commodore Maury, Memorial to
| Fish, Inspection OF
| Foreign 1rade;
Flour, Prices Of
Flour, Inspection Of
Grain. Prices of
Granite, Report on
james River and Kanawlia Canal Freight;
| James River Improvement;
| Manufactures, Report on
| Powhalan Steamship Line Freight;
| Public Debt OF Virginia.;
| Richmond City, Assessment Of Property, &C.;
Richmond City, Public Schools;
| Richmond CRY, Railway Company;
| Richmond City, Gas Works;
| Richmond City, Auditors Report;
! Richmond City. Fire Department;
| Richmond City, Police;
Richmond City, Water. Works;
Richmond City, Almshiogse;
Richmond Guy, Board of Health Report;
| Richmond City, Meteorological Table;
| Richmond Dock Freight;
Eichn ond and Petersburg Railroad Freight;
| Richmond and Danyille Railroad Freight;
| Richmond aud YORK River Railroad;
| Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
| Rectihers and Distillcrs;
| snuff;
| Stamp-Tax, Report on
| Tobacco, Manufactured
Tobacco, Loose
! TobaCcU Inspections
| Tobacco Exchange;
| Tobacco, Prices of
| Tobacco, Crop
| Tobacco, Manufacturers Of
Trade of Richmond Outside the Dock;
| Treasury of the State, Report OF
| Usury Law, Report on
| Virginia Steamship and Packet Company;
| Virginia Water-Line;
| Waler-power of Richmond;
| Alexandria Produce Exchange.
Price, so cents. Mailed TO any address receipt
OF price by j. Il. ELLSSON, BOOKSELLER.
| oc Gilt 1112 Main street.
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pEATlIs.

Died, OH Sunday. October Alb 1874. Mt SH
O'clock P. M., JOHN NJ. SChMIig, aged fifty -four
years.
invited 10 attend his funeral To- DAY at o'clock
p NJ at his residence, on Twentg second street be-
tween MaiiI and Franklin.
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CLOTHING.

EHDTRIE9s
TOHN LATOUCHE, IA
" MERCHANT TAILOR, NA
917 MAIN STREET, WA
has 4 very large assortment OF s-lSe.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which Is attracting considerable attention and gives
satisfaction to all who naye examined them.
Particular attention Is called to novelties In
BUSINESS SUITINGS,
FINE ENGLISH WORSTED COATINGS,
COLORED FRENCH BEAVERS,
VELVET, SILK, and CASHMERE YESTINGs.
These goods are excellent In quality, and shall he
made I'D In the best manner. oc 6-tOc "a
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem-S & :
INk beers of RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10. TX
are requested To attend stated meeting Off " '
their Lodge at the Masons Hall, franklin street. on
THIS Tuesday EVENING at q O'Clock, by Or
der Of the "! If, JAMES Z. RIDDICK,
49, Secretary.
The members Of sister Lodges and all transient
brethren In good standing are invited 10 attend.
October 9th, A. l.. 1874, A. -. 1874. oc CITY
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WI EDDING AND yiSITiNG-CARDS
% f bes .tful. at the plspateh Printing Hoaaa,
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WIGW WAN OF CHICkAHOMINY
w TRIBE, No "a. ]. o. 4. ~, 9th Sleep, Ira
yelling Moon, 6. S. d. 3S3.-Chicfsand Brothers,
You are requested TO attend q regular council OF
your tribe the above sleep at thirty (3O) breaths
past the seventh run, set of sun, business OF vital
import ance will come before the tribe, In which
every member IS interested Members OF sister
tribes fratcrnally invited. BY order Of CHARLES
h. SIMS, VS.. JOHN +. SHlNBERGEh,
nc 6-1t* &. of X.
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GARDOZO, FOURQUREAN It co.
have now ready for inspection the fncst assert.
ment OF goods ever brought TO this city.
IN CLOAKS
they are Offering an unsurpassed stock
BEADED CLOAKS with MuFFS 10 match;
BEADED SLEEVELESS JACKETS.
ALSO,
EMBROIDERED and BEADED SHAWL VIC
TORIAS;
EMBROIDERED and BEADED POLONAlSEi
EMBROIDERED and BEADED JACKETS.
IN FALL AND WINTEE DRESS GOODS
they are displaying all OF the choice and desirable
FABRICS ana CoLORISGS introduced this sea-
son, comprising full lines OF every grade,
AND AT TIE LOWEST PRICES.
Particular attention Is called to their large and
handsome assortment OF BLACK SukS, which
Will be sold MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES.
InCOLORED SILKS very large and extensive
stock OF the newest and most exquisite shades.
Their display of SHAWLS Is large and hand
some. CARPETS, RUGS, &C.
CASH PRICE LIST OF CoTToSS:
WAMSUTTA, 1896; FRUIT OF HE LOOM,
12Hc.; DAvOL, 15c. AUBURN, l2ygc. SEES
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ITO PHYSICIANS.
EpkT GOpES


T AIDES MERINO VESTS AND
IL DRAWERS;
Misses MERINO VESTS and DRAWERS:
Gentlcmen's MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
Boys MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Ladies' STRIPED COTTON HOSE;
Misses STRIPED COTTON HOSE;
Misses STRIPED WOODEN HOSE;
CORSETS from soc. to So;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS, sHAWLS, &c.:
CkSSIMERES, FLANNELS. BLANKETS;
ANDROSCOGGIN and AUBURN COTTON,
124c.:
WAMSUTTA COTTON, 1896;
BLEACHED and BROWN SuEETING al all
prices.
In addition to the above goods we o.r=r the best
stock OF DRESS GOODS we have ever had.
We invite our friends and the public IN general u
call on lis before buying.
COURTNEY ( POWELL,
oc lin S15 Broad street.
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Part !. TIE BABES IN TILE WOODS.
Part 9. THE CARNIVAL OF FUN.
Part 8, VIRGINIA MlESTRELs.
Part 4. PantOmimeS-HCMPTY DUMPTY ana
BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST.
Part g. Gorgeous Transformation. representing
LAGOON AND TIE LAKE.BY MooNLIGIIT-CoRAL
CAyERS-BlEDs' PAKADISE-FALE OF SILVER
MI,T AND GOLDEN GEoTIo OF STALACT1TES--
FOUNTAINS AND FAIRIES-TABLEAUX.
Admission, 5Oc.: children, 25e. matinees, 25c. !:
Children l Sc. reserved seats, 25c. extra. To he
had at Campbell'S, under the Cpcra-H0use.
oC 3-3tF
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DnssoLUTzONs d PARTNERSHIPS
October 1st, 1874.

shall keep on hand all the latest publications Of
Sheet Music, Music Books, and Musical Merehan-
disc Of every description. Particular attention
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem a.
.lYs hers of CHARITY LODGE. No. 8. Xxx
FREE AND ACcspTED YORK . li,o MI stated
meeting Of their Lodge THIS (Tuesdtyl EVE,
MING. october 9th, A. L. 1914 A; D. 1874, at
O'Clock. Every member Is requested to be present.
Brethren OF sister lodges are CORDIALLY lhViteu "
attend. BY order OF the Worshiptui Master.
&C 6.1t# ". II. l.. COOMBS, sccEeIar5.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
and

UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York from foot OF Desbrosscs aud
Express harrisburg fittsburg the West and South,
YIN Pullman pna"e cars car $3.50 A. NJ and
For Wilansport and Lock haven via Philadelphia and
M within s9sfIIa
Petroleum centre and the Oil Regions
For Baltimore Washington and tho south--Limited
MRs Regular at At $40 IT, .'s and sAs"sHH SUN.
Express for Philadelphia, $40, e:3o A. NJ; 12:so
so s;i .n sp NJ and u u nignt ta Sunday
For ssNsrk ys & a s.. 81 ~ a;.e s i Mia
xs9si9 70 u 80 2. NJ. and IL night sunday, s2o.
For E1sSs s s Sso .s g sS Ss sIa
sSr n and ID l. siai nsst S' saSdas 3 s ssbs
For, Rahysy W., d: 7ae @ slC IA NJ sS
=. NJ aud u night, sunday, 5 40 and r. n.
For Woodbrldge Perth Amboy ana south AmDoy, and
For New .runs,sicK, 7:2Ja and A. NJ. 12M. s:Io 4ao.
~ 5:1o. 6;io % Z r NJ ana !. night sunday, 5P NJ.
For Lambcrlvillc and Femingion 9sJ A. nj. and P. NJ
For For phiilipsourg ana Beyiero 9so A. ~ aand
For tarmingdae and sauan, 10, A. NJ and 2P NJ
Amboy. 2:5O P NJ For nshtstown and pcmberton,
Il. and s:3o P. NJ, daily: 80 T. NJ, daily except
Monday. From washington Wash and Baltimore. $50 A:
ii Isl L. Nj, i5 AS, s:i5 6:5 s:Is, I0:s7 +. H. Sun.
day. 5;io, 6:2M $50; ii:'o j. NJ, g. oand 1887 r NJ
ncset otNces No Battery place, No Oouri street,
ID, M r.. raj
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO
n gentlemen second floor OF private house 23 East
Eiev enth street, second avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
FURNISHED ROOFls AND APARTnENTs
TO LET.

ATS BARROW STREET. NEAR HUDSON STREET,
~ private family would rent Furnished front and
back Rooms on second door. aud back Parlor with
to iwo or more gentlemen gentleman and wife, with
out board; BATHROOM DC, second floor.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE.
n Steamer ARMENIA
Will leave New York Mondays, Wednesdays and FridayA
from vesfry street. at $3.50 A. NJ. and Twenty-fouru
Returning-Leayes Albany, TUESDAYS Thursdays and
town and Nyack (by terryboaD. West Point Cornwall
Aewburg, Poughkeepse, RhineDcck, Catskill and Hud
~ t.A NN
Trip tickets to West Point Cornwall and Newburg 70.
turning the following day, 81
A sToRIA. HARLEM, MoRRrsANlA AND HIGH
~ Brdge.-Ncw palace steamboats, leave Fulton terry
pieF az &c S:5a ~ s;iS 9:i5 lo:Y A NJ; PM: lag
ingA Sunday boats cverv hour.
A CITIZENS, LINE FOR TROY AND ALL PoINM
"A. North aud Wes.Eleg ant steamboat daily tSatur
days cxceped At r. M.. from pier North River oot
OF Leroy street. Fare low
L,AnL RIVER LINE 10 BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT
Z and Fall River.-1he world-renowIed steamers
BRIsloL and PkOvIDENCk = icaye pier % Nortn kver,
NJ Through tickets sold at a principal hotels IN the
city Hall's Band engaged for the season.
TOR YoNKERs DAILY INCLUDING sUNDAYs.
Steamer sAPPHO t4 4H#
10 A. NJ. ana 4:5 r. NJ. landing at twenty fourth
street, Carmansville and Fort Washing
ton.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

L,RENCH FLATS TO LET IN THOSE ELEGANT
IL brown stone high stoop Houses, 3SJ to s47 West
Twenty eight street, nh modern improvements. In
uuire Ut lanifOr on the premises
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

A NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT PARLoR FOR
IA housekeeping 70 LETT 81 No, 70 Washington square,
southwest corner of Waveriey place.
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ITO A SMALL FAMILY or ADULTs-SECOND
i Floor; water and gas. 2S5 West Fourth street


ITO LET-AN UPPER OR LOWER PART OF AN
elcgaut private House on Lexington avenue cheap,
TO dcsfablc small family.
LIONEL kkOEuLICH. Third nv. corner Fite tfl st.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

A LAZY WILL RENT ROOMS TO GENTLEMEN
n trunscutly or permanently Address CENTRAL
LOCATION, Herald Uptown Branch office, l,2d5 Broad
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

VNuH MOI,EI, ECRUPEAN EXPIRE ,S--EsTAB.
lishcd 1858. connecting with GlObe EXPRESS. Great
Britain Messagerics CONTINGENCIES, France, 6c, IL tile
oldest aud most reliable Europcan express here and
abroad offers every facility to individuals and bust
ness forwarding 10 and from Europe. Apply 10
l.. W. NORRIS. ~ Broadway. New York
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

$40 East Fiitv-thira street; brown stone 'front.' all
improvements; rent so to SPA per floor. Apply on
PROMISES
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

A LARGE FRONT ROOM, NICELY FURNISHED,
IA with hall room adjoining Inquire at 45 Clinton
plnce.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

500 ess.As = :
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN foR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship wEsER Captain " ,wiilingcr2d. win
sail on Nednc-day, October 81 r. NJ, from Bremen
pier foot of third street nohokcn, TO be followed by
steamship MAN, Captain G. Lest, on saturday, Octo-
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREMEN.
seepHu sapih' .NuoiO ~
UrLRICHS & Co, Agents
No 2 Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

A WILL fURNI HE'D SINGLE ROOM TO LET
IA Without meals to gentlemen only. SO West Twen-
" first street. Fifth ana sixth avenues House
frs class occupied nv owner.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

L'RENCH FLATS TO LEr-No. 22o EAST FORTY.
ninth street. near third avenue; eight rooms. tho
hest arranged In the city. Apply the premises. to
JOHN d. HIGGINS. No. 7 Pine street.
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-14

certainly cannot be successfully disputed. If a
man could be put out of Office for being sim
pleton, Havemeyer would have been packed
off leng ago; but perhaps the application of
shat test would prove too revolutionary to be
desirable.
Our people are pretty well walked up by the
reproach which the Mayors pranks have
brought upon them. l hope they will keep so
long enough to ensure the election of decent
Chief Magistrate. If this humiliating episode
in our municipal history produces the effect OF
stimulating the community to continual watch
fulness over their vital interests, some good
will come of great evil. At present our af-
fairs are in an alarming condition. The debt
is increasing, the taxes are oppressive and the
comptroller chronic infrmity of never pay
ing creditor, until he has run his claim
through the courts and got it into the hands of
the sheriff, promises harvest of arrearages to
be settled at a future day, with ruinous accre-
ton of interest and costs. Our whole financial
system is defective and vicious. We borrow and
spend years revenue, and collect it afterwards
OF the tax payers But that isn't the worst of it.
When the rate threatens to be excessive we
levy for part and get in debt for the remain
der. This year the per centage would be three
and a half, if we had the pluck to assess it, but
we leave it at two and three quarters Tor there
abouts) and mortgage the future for tine def
cheney.
1t is painful to note the apparent stolldity
with which our most eminent citizens look up
on this incessant aggregation of municipal liza
bilities. If they ever stop to contemplate the
certainty with which we are preparing for a
harvest of disaster, in the time to come, by this
sort OF fiscal management, they make no DEM
onstration of their alarm. The period has ar
rived when we need genius as well as honesty
to regulate the affairs of the treasury, and aft
er we have got rid of our incompetent and
worthless Mayor, the greet questions of ade-
quate taxation, limitation of Indebtedness, and
curtailment of expenditure will force them
selves upon the consideration of this communi
ty. YARMOUTH
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-14
Dominion Notes.

New Brunswick papers are discussing the
subject of county Jail workshops.
company, with Hon. Mr.. Robitalle at its
head, has been formed 10 connect the Intercol
onial Railway with Paspebiac Harbor, on Bay
Chaeurs. The distance to be traversed is about
one hundred miles. The object is to shorten
the ocean voyage TO Europe.
The defeat of the Manitoba government is
largely due to Clark and the prosecution of
Scotts murderers.
Rev. Mr.. O'Meara of Manitoba, is reported
to have said in an interview with reporter of
an Ottawa paper, that it has been decided that
Riel shall not take the field again, though his
friends are confident of his return should he do
So
Halifax is to receive an instalment of from
100 to $50 English girls in August
A wealthy English firm has determined to
prosecute mining for copper in Grand Menan
on an extensive SCALE
The following is a schedule of topics to be dis
cussed at the meeting of the Dominion Board
of Trade on the 10th:
Reciprocal Trade Relations with the United
States-the misunderstanding Trade-Can-
ais
Trade between the Dominion and the West
Indies, &c.
The Manufacturing, Mining and Commercial
interests of the Maritime Provinces.
The Pale Verte Canal
The proposed New Bankruptcy Law.
Uniformity of Condition of Insurance Poll
ces.
Intimate Relations with the British Associa-
ton of Chambers of Observation-Disclosures
OF Delegates to the Autumn Meeting at New
castle-on-Tyne.
General law for organizing Boards of Trade
IN Canada. Boards affiliated with the Domin-
ion Board of Trade to be registered under that
Law, or instituted by special Act of Parlia-
ment.
The exports from the port of ST. John, N.
b., during the month of June amounted to
S423,Sl3 as against S41O,559 last year, for the
same month OF this amount 1869. 5lO was the
product of Canada, and $54, 1903 the products of
other countries.
The st John Globe says Mr. Scott's seat in
the Local House, to which he has Just been
elected from East Peterboro, will be contested
on the ground that riot prevented the friends
of free schools voting
A Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry has
been established in East Williams.
Shipbuilding throughout the Province of Nova
Scotia Is active. Nearly all the shipyards on
the line OF coast between Annapolis and Var
mouth are in full operation. Between Halifax
and Wolfville-some so miles-eighteen ships
ara on the stocks, averaging from 800 to 1900
tons.
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-14
Current Notes,

Representatives Lowe of Kansas, Republic
can, and Albert of Maryland, Democrat are
the latest to withdraw from the list of capdi-
dates for collection. The Forty fourth Con
gfess will hardly know itself if this continues.
We notice that many of our co.laborers in
the good cause of hard money persist in com
pairing the infiationsts to the frog in the fable
This shows a good Intention but lamenta-
bic lack of originality. If our friends must
compare Mr.. Logan and MI. Morton to any,
thing, let it be to the wild ass of the desert.
That snuffs up the east wind. He was the
original lnflationist.-St. Louis Globe.
one Of the most significant and cheering
Signs OF the time is this practical emancipa-
lion OF tue press. Despite abuses which are
evident and familiar, and which have serious-
ly injured it, the press was never So indonond-
ent OF so powerful as it is to-day. Tie Nh
ence was never more felt, was never ,nn nm
Pc Fable than it was during the late session
cf Congress. The investigations. which VII
the best work OF the session, were greatly dno
TO it.-Haper's Weekly. N''
The Providence JowndILalways sensible
ridicules the idea of third denomination Of
iresi1ent Grant on the ground thai he is too
sensible man to desire it and that pre-
cecent of nearly ninety years will not lightly
be set aside by the people,
Matt Carpenter spoke at GAINESVILLE. Wis
On the Fourth, and warned the honest yeo-