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Rtety keeping the tra? power, and letltag tb? fatae ?n
go. And wherever our tra?. .* may lead SR In railroad
?ara. iteeabeate. rural village? and stately towns, we
abell Ind going on the o?iB*?t wboM VisHI? eultnloa
?toa is in Congre*?, but te which ?II have part, either
lo ?I? or tai suffer.
Bo. farewell Washington- The lYesid-.'t we hive
not ann. for on the Tuesday following the Veto Messag"
the Moat evening reception at the W | :e Ii .-?? d.d not
take place, but we thli k we J at e seen I i? r? f.?( Con in
Me m.rror of tbe future. Upcnei, anihto danta fa|r
pedlmeni, irpreme Liberty. Farewell. ti.dl'M sad
empty Bteiuei, myiterious departments, cuvicd and
narloo? oBcials and candidatei. To the BcnMCfB poli
tteuB of other dayt, Washington nay bave appeared
a Mecca of faith or a Paris of delight?. Te him, It?
a?rete? represented irsisty; it! personages, power-, its
general resources, tivilUaiio?. Hut to tho >'c? Rag*
bander its representation ka, in there rerpect?. very
Mperitoi It Is lha center of pcMMcl iMilteey, lut it
Bei on the aabMMaM cuines of social and BBWal
auBur?. The period of Southern predominant, which
?mililj tim ngnli em enethsterewndaltltol
WM mat arrogant tn woann. most shallow In man.
The lost four years have brought in new elements,
whoae ferment and ??ffervesrer M ha? stare? ly pal
Moored and settled. Philosophy and PRBnathng)
?nit inaLe their pBgrtaMgM hen? nut to be minis?
tered unto but tt? minister, tate thein come in their
giiaitive garb, with gaud ale d tod and st -ff and scrip,
nod If neglected a:.d disco'int? nari'-? d, let them corn?
again and ?gain, for ?liligi :.oe ,i il a pre.it adversary of
thne. and in the future, which ihe bring! couetontly
narer, the ?hole earth betanga M Ihi a.
For Tha Tribune.
Afirr ihe War.
Thr miserable days erne not again.
Bhtd not then iktoa lha ne of all tho woild!
The sanguine bannera of tho snn have furl? d
Over a IBBeeBhoi empire, storm? J in vain;
Ami Nan bath ?omo to barneto ?md le grav?e?
Blazon of wrath and victory, and wild war 8
Alluring tja, akara m n rason our krevt i.
Whose aonla ne nateh Irai end our nlaa a'ars;
Whoa- youth ne moura not: thep the ages Bires,
And wc but children. 0 'hep well theil treSi
Where Hhaw hnth carnell the privilege ol' time,
Where Lyon, like a lion, lay Miblin.c,
His promise o'er him. Beith ead *k;>-s
Bear their memorial. Ki6C, Fnaiilom, rise !
BARB O'UO.NNEIe
I'll? ti II.1PT,
The Raen lunn!.
Barn Our Special Corretpood'iit.
Caiuo, Epvpt, Feb. 0, lFCo.
Tour correspondent bee failed for severn]
Bent!? to keep aocr readers au c ?uraut with off ?na at,
Bbta capital, but he lopes ta? make up for the Um teto, I
hy trahiforiiiing himself into a CMfnpeadCBt te
parriftu?, and giving you a few 1< tiers from Hgj pt and
?yria.
Having come to Egypt in search of heiltb, I deter
Mined to ntiito business and pbaeara >n an nnaatoe lo
Me Suez Canil, when I should be sure if plenty of
ftrtih d'tiert air, and of sneb information as might bo of
totereet te your reader!.
From Cairo t.? Ban by one of the Pusha'i Hnilronds, !
te a tide o\er un unbroken desert (?f | '?nilen anti'
Are or lix hour?, not ?mindil g de two hours wc w.tilcd
at Cairo after the advertised hour af starting.
Fuer ii representetl bj Murray si a Hal Ar?b town,
Oevoid of all interest, but liiiuh and Baghah cater?
yteie bavo made it a bu-y etty, wiM tntiny fine rtsi
dence? and Hie liest hotel in all the Rust.
But the Gi and Cannl was the ol j ?'t of onr visit, and
Without stopping to decide ti e j.o nt at which Moses '
eroised the gai Sea. we e> .rimen? cl mir ?Iii,: 's to reich
the nearest ?oint on the lue of lie camal, ?hen there1
was any work going on.
I'nfurtutiati Ij for me, M. I,e?sein was abssnt with a
aomtui-sion sent by the Sultan from CeaCMaBaopteto
eeport eeca theaaeel it vnn poer Mentation m be
to.tl by hiN agent M it if he had toe i m B* A le ? enid j
uniioiii'i.oil ton Itoaiohed nie riM trnnoportattea
?aalte to ton whela Bn ot the annal As he ? - nut
?there, I wa? fore? d te anhe ay ? g ?is heel I could.
Till SWEET WATER CANAL.
Kot long Be, all Bunn w?s infer ato by telegraph
th 't the Sues Canal wa? so near completion thal a ls..tt
ann ? iib caJs li.,al pjn-t ti through fit m the M'dili ?
isman to the Bed See. This was a?r.c'ly fr?e but t' e
tmprcesii'ii produced was filse. 'I lu- " Sweet-wnler ,
Canal' U-ais the san..- ri latin to the ship caiuil that I
tie newlv-shnrj-eneil MWB of a tai pt ate! 'MU to the
house wi'ich ho is nliont to build. It bringe the wutor
et ibe Nil. to the t.wn of Bara ii-id to < -i tain ponioii*
of the work? on Ihe um m canal, tintiishiiig dunking.
Water to the ?otknien, the means of irrigation to lui..
Iteal tracks of desert, and nn em-y me?ns of transport- I
Ing m at? mil to ti ? ? i ri.s ot the ship cinnl. Itteahaut
Bl) feet aide alni 4 feet diep, and is a great aub ii? It
aOnif, but not r'-c eennl 1 aaaecdem abaci ISaiteaef
M m a ship's bout, towed by a camel and itMled Lyu
Bedouin, niter wattan a e du, for nrnteatea fr? m the '
agent. In going sna returning, I m? t ?or 6 boats in
all, in. it of ti em en pty anda 1 belonging t<> M. l.esieps.
Tha? euual was dug I y totead labor, i. e., t-v mon MMed ;
by the Puha of Bgypi driven airosa the ?leset t and
forced to work a oettain number of wet-ki.
the ann- CAB m.
I saw a portion of the works of the grand canal m ra el',
ead fonnd at Su> t. several gentlemen w In? hud just ?x
anime.1 tie whole tine Irom sen tosa a. It ll'to be about,
VA) miles long, lal) feet wide and M MM deep Nota
Vard o' It hal jet been completed. At l'on Laid on
IbeMedlterrai ear, where immenee works are needed and
n port rnuat be built very little hni bea-n dime. At two
pointe on the line a few m dei have to tar been completed
that immense dredging mat hines are at wink bringing
H dene to Me pioper depth. At one of than ixitnts,
however, the canal has fil ed up altnoat as fest ai it
Ca uld tie cleared ?ut. At lim.ula. a town Lal been Lud
ont ai.d ?one va'ry pretty garden! planted and watered
flotn the Sweet ? ulai Canal. On the firat section near
Mt Sun wauk hal been commenced In utily one place,
nnoot 1.'- niil'-a out. Tbia place, called t'baiouf, was the
on* which I vlaited. Here I found abate too men at w.n k.
Italian!, ?each and Greeks. Thej had been at work
on about half a mile of the cann! for three mouths,
with tee aid of 10 or Vi engines and coi tri, am ei of ill
Binda The ame force may perhapa be able to com?
pete thia halfmile in a year, although It will not bo
nay fot Eon peana to work there during the Summer
Montea There are complication? of all kind? iii tt ii
Work. More than half of the 15.1)00,UUO cubic feet to to
removed from thu half mile u ?olid rock, which most
be bloated. A large amounUif aalt water mu*t every
day be lilted bv eagtuea s?> high above the lea el o! the
?anal that it ?ill rue off upou thedeiert. and then, the
Bide? of to? canal, being fa arm ed to considerable extent
Of nea sand, must be willed up.
With time and money, the canal eua be completed
and male a incocei, nut only through thii half mile,
hut across the lsthtr.ua. bnt the work at this .point la a
Mir btwii upon which to estimit? ths ann ant of time
?Mad trolley wbioh rnuat be oonaumed helor? ves?. I, will
gum through from sea to s-a. at ths rate of half a ?r.l?
a j >?r Two hundred and forty yean would be ann
Cary, but the work ia gvine on at four points, which
would give ni 60 y??n. snJ. as to nioner, ths lum re
naked before the day of Jhidendi can cine, will be
nore than M. La^atepi would cure lo compute. Cnder
favorable circumstances, perhupe it may be finuhed ia
BCyniBi bat ?lil M. Leaaepa and bl* atockholdeis
Rave the patience *ud the courage to w -n I
The great, st difficulty la the wai t of laborers, sad It
Is one which eua hirdiy be removed. Ruglend .and
Turkey b?ve interfered to pietent tbe iniquity of forced
labor, ar d I avmg ?mea put an sod to it. it u not likely
that tbey will ever suffer Fgvpt to be drained of ber
|K?puialii?n. for the ?eke of this canal. Foreign !aN?r
Will not come to be rooatod to death on the J. seit of
Boes. Many of M. Le.-??--,.? * beat machina ore now
at an di og idle, became be cannot hire men to work
ti er. Etea Iboec who come do sot care to remain.
hi y own impression Is that t he canal will never be
.Compacted by t..o Company which now baa It ia hand,
hut that after the whole capital ? f the pronto Canpoay
has been expended and l3?t it will be token up by when
?und ?one ?lav csun plore'. If abanhitr disregard of time
ard mont, is en ? ud? nee ot the grandeur ot any pro
jict, the sue?-a"ni ia certainly tee grandest icheuii
the World bas ever seen
GEOLOGICAL FORMATIOn OP TOE ISTHMUS.
The wairke upa n ibe casai ehouid lie a is; t? bt evert
geol ?gist wlocaimel to tteFant. 1 regret ti al 1 tan
nahe no pretensioaa to the nvme mi ?elf. but I fi und
niKiQfh to inieirwt ary on? at Ch.,l(v f. The common
d?etrt and Man I? about 10 feet thick. Below thu
lie? ?a la;.cr of fine white sea land; under this a layer
ft a? ?id black (lay ? under ihn ?gain a Inver of fine rod
Mud: ander thli. coarse ?bite iea sand, with very
Small pobbk'S: under thu a fine black aaml, end io on.
With ac?ae!a?&al layers of llack, red ?nil yellow otay ia
t-'r?(??r?e<l In one pi ice 1 counted 38 dlstit et 1st ers,
Bveraf ing about t> inches te thtehnon lu olber pine?-?
ibcy were not ghan ?-' Mckn on an s,er?i*e. aid Ise
neath theui lay a beal of so!, i rock Lhu beal of rock
ISh ? a. ,l th rough th? whole hell ".:>. rA ag iona ? a
'mAmammmyimmml^ut'mrm.i, migmm-B J ?mm, U- *,?
tora of th? ear?! br.l It? rre?t ??eenllarity wa? i!? helero- '
ge?eo'j? ckarlcler Itere mBMIl ?or le tiri of]
?tjgiia?" on! roi h> evident!. carie?!"ti'.'." g t?. the day
bul- aboVA There w it? ?Vi blue ItBMBtiiai, with v.ini
ef |Unrtt tnd ? gr- it v anety o'cilcareo"? lim??tone, >
nierai ?aiie'iea ?f ?undst-eu?. hed? ?,f mica, Ac In
s?.n?e laic? stietn ? at ni" ?' ly suit ???? r *;??_;. _ f;o__ j
the very _*,?rt of th??e rock?.
WOI.KS AT TI/,
N-'th.ng hu* yet ton A n noa Ma Banal near *;?,,
hu? upon a mall lelaad iu the karbor Mr. Lsnegala]
building a ?pletdid d's-k. A railroad two o
leagtt In keoa ando over the lat? io the Island, and
the ?tart oeeapte aaont l?o-ttirdo of tto wholi -
It i?l?rge IBOBgh to r.>?-.-.? . rglM t...tie. bu?, M
.-.of water enough for ?ny larg! ?'i;s to com?
nor tbi Wand, Iba wuk is evidently hut Just began.
It ?ecu. to be planned on ihe soxie scale a? the canal
TKXAH.
The Itrten.irii? iiou 4 ??vrstiiaa-Uketcbei
? f Use vi ?raiver? The Officer? T ke
Hank and lil.? Th?,r ??((?non Ant??
re tit ni. 1 he I oion T? n I ?part?an? <!
Delego Ici.
Pr.m dui s;t. ,. (, i mgeaAmt
Ai -rn. Vak. M, .-??
In ebedienee to Gar. lluin?tor?'?! proclama
lion, the people of Texas ele<.:>?l delegate? to r-v;?e
?rd amend the ("?,:?titi.t;on, with a view o! b? ;r;_* rt
stored to the Halan, 'J !.?? i le, t.on * xuW but little :n
tere??, aud UM half the rtgi-.ered vcterao! the Blntr]
w? ut to the ps'll-i. In ?unie C'-inties Bil Inn w a? be- ?
?wi-n cit-spoketi. BUOOBBTHBilteg ?Sccessior.i-ts and
Kadical BepublloaUA and in ionic cases the negro mt
frage ctimlidate wa? elected, but as a general rule. '? !
? l.o ?ii? na,-1 ui, at during ttl war, was chosen, ?o '
that the Coi veution bus any number of Kcbcl (apta.its, '
Majora, li. ?lira:?, Ac, and lui few men who j
were distinguished f?r their loy aity tot}.? Union.
ihe Pr natani ot c. t Oomaal len Mi Thrw
obi originally a rrno.-i r?an, ?nd at a mei_'?er of the
BeeeortOB I rust :., was one of ?even who voted '
agbiiin the ordinance of SfcesFion.
Durn g il.e sestiou I c luhoted to prevent the pasisge
of ibu ndlaanoa, and when oBBed upon to i
manner was reeuhatly impr?'*^:?;.?r.u*iug both hand? '
tawurd I!.aver, he solemnly BMWOnd, " In tie name
of ,\i:i)i|ihty Cod, I voUr .Vu . " But afterward Yielding '
to the pr?ss'ire ot the lime, he went oier MttuSobl -
and w as Colonel of one of their regiments, ond BghUB?
(juc '.li beean e Mnjoi-Ceneral nf tlie Stile Mililia, and
M continued until the close of t! I B'-i,, ilion.
1 I.e Se, r.-tory ?,f the ( .,i,ve:.ti<>ti. Lee C1 ulmers, who !
i> ?is Miij .r in Um Li hal stvic<\ is t roth? r total lu Iba
late lamented Cen. Tom (?reen, oad M Ceri Ma] rt
boihof the Cot fed?rale army. The Stole QggtUn of
thisoty tl.u? spe*ks of Major Cholroers:
? The.!. ???-. a, r 'i., r 1 l.-e ChaBBMH ?.? ?-'. ?r?t*ry sf
the ( iidy. i.tan, n,t,?t be tialilylnt to hi? numerous Irienal? in
thi? i ?Y. Ile wi ? . t .? of Ita t r?t !>, Yo.unteer ia !.. tall ?I the
-, -ali ?nd -? ti tam I . 'I e irmy till the i*nr.nd?r of li i? '
D?pariaient li - ? ? i-f which he bn naanta ta
trout ?)id tlii'i.t, tb? 'tun in v* Lol? le ?,.i ?netted hu
bom J?-t? ut ? .i. he bow r.ti.rt? io it? Totten ?II. cn ?
Ihe ii.? ,. .-:..-. ?I i , v?i i ,.?. n? ?t ? m i ?? U I ?u ?i to be hi?
du v wi, rl, i, a?i eiil.t ?? ion, '??? i 'a- i' ?: ?a t el all brave ?lui
tiu? non. nkoktrrn p.nty ih*y r iy bel' t?-- t"
Ihe two AaaiataBt-Sacretarin were soldiers in the
Kebel nrniy.
ile Li.gi, s.-iiig und F.rc?-npC.'rk was a CobbbM
in the Ci*". A.
TI-e Sergeant at- A rms voted against Secession. kM
recanted, j, ned Ile army, und ?.-ried dining the war.
Hu Assistant was distinguished for his hostility to Ml
Union, and is ?md to he ol 1'ie lame aflata slill.
Ibu Door Kuper WM a d? ii,led loOMMMlOf. and ii
a l>:,'t:,er of Col. Flouiiioy. who made a sp'ce!, ti
Shreveport, ufter t!.o ?ssajtsit.ation of PmMont Lin?
coln, in which ho compared the atsassiu to B.-utus.
So Mort for the c? tn ,f Um Conv-niioti, let ui now
i??e who ?re some of its members.
H. Bs Ruunakkj na ex-Governor of Texas? who ws? a
imiciit li ?,astound? a,!|i ana of tho most munal m m
bei? of the ChwIntoB Convention?refused to go with
Mu BaJarBy Bf that body to .altimore, bit went wit?,
the "lire calen" lo Kiehmnnd, where they orgsni/ed
lind dinly eUBghtonad tie Virginians bv their rabid
???a ,1 ra. li is suid that Wr. Kui i.els has no1 changed
bit i n w ?.
.Iiidge I'rn.ier wss ?Tilde? of a ILstri. t Court during
(he Ki'be'lion. ai ,1 is saul to have used b:?- l Beta] p ?
Baa to hiitnsS mid innoy l'i.iou tuen by charges of
til ns ir, it I j
Cen WhuI, one of the lending men in theCoBreation,
lins defe !? it bv GOT Hamilton as a COI oidftte foi (' ,i ? ;
greis. Be la mtetsely pro-Slhieiy. Bl d before the Bl j
lu i li,'ti advocated the op? nirgofthe Africrti, slave trmle. I
l-i the early part of ti I R?bellion be raind Mo " Wau!
1/e, .nit,' and coiiiiiulixlcd it, being a Iiiigsdit r Oeneral.
Al Port Hudson the "1 egion " came lo (?nef, the com*
tnauder billig ?trsent. lie i? (.n umiai'le, kind I carted
nan, and muy yet be valuable to Ihe Union element of '
Tem?.
?Ii hu Ireland, ?rother slsve 'rade man before the w?r. I
wa? a I ittrr per?eci.'"r of Fiiioi, uicn, ? c?,lonel in Ihe ?
K?-bel array, and a K??? eiver of the Confederate State !
C' mt. He i? i.et yet pardoned.
()r,n V. Boballa wu? Prendeiii of the Texas Seers*,
Ota Cinvention, lb fore the war bo was o: e , f the I
Aiso? iate Judires of the Stgti ii | Court ti i'eia?. After
Biding to take IheStnte out of the 1'niou. he became .
(??.mu,auder of a regiment, and (it the close of tbo
Bebellloa wn (*hial Ja-tico of the Bnte He is Cuuir* '
man of the Judiciary Committee.
Judge Baaeoek, another loodlag nonhn, and who is j
spoken of as one of the probable I'mti-d State? Senators :
when Tem is ?dmitteii. ci?im? to be a Union mau, but I
le i? not regarded with confidence hy the Union psrty, '
nor bv the ?i poolttoo. He lett Texas in lr>?>4. to ?void ,
con?i ripiion ? went North, i.n 1 made a fruitle?! effoit
to be ? pp?,m ted a Brigmlier (ieneral Hi? failure em- '
biliereu lim against the Administration ?t Wa?hing
ton. ?nd tie became on intense Coppethesd. ?npjmrting
hlcCMIan Hgu-.nst President Lincoln. In the election I
for Delegan M MB Canvuatta he wss opposed by ex
QOU. Pease, one of the ablest tv.d mott loyal men in ti e :
{?Ute lu one of ins Speeche? at San Antonio, duno?r j
Me tata asnean Mr. Haaoeoh addressed th?, colored,
part of bis audience, ridiculing the idea that thsir con?
dition bril been irrjuovid by emancipation; and in an?
swer lo the question what be thought of negro suffrage,
lu ?sid that when mules bad the light to vote he would I
be in f?vor of nigger? voting, and not before. Doubt* |
!????, if Congress should enfranchise the blacks, the ,
J, dge would "enve in," and address them, r.ot as '"eui
f,*e, ' but as Lia lellow citizen?, and expend upon th?m |
bit ?uperior power? of ehxjueocv.
j Win. t. Dalrvmple. an uncompromising pro-Slaierv!
Soce?si"inst. During the canv?M in his district he
published a circular defining hi? position, in which he |
?aid that the candidate? oppocing bim were more or I
It m in liior of negro equality, but o? for birntelf bel
b??lieve?i th* Bigg? r wa? created tobe a '? hewer of word ;
am! a drawer of water,'' and be wm in favor of carry- |
1 Ing n t ? >"?: * design. He wm opposed to hi? ?levai, a
in ?very mpect, and hi? constitueiiU said amen, and
he wa? elected.
X B. .-saunders, during the Rebellion, wa? a fierce
Rebel, unrelenting la hi? persecution of Union men,
?ed u toid to have been the Ieidrr of mob? or-of Vigi
Une? Committee?, to hunt down loyal man and ran
them out of the ?tate. He now olaimi to be a Union
i mon.
I 1 might enlarge thi? litt, but have civea enough to
i Ulutirate the character of ? majority e: the Convention.
Bow far they have repented remain* to be ?een. The,
?lection of such men establishes the fact that th? ipint >
ot Rebellion ia ?till active in Trxa?.
? Among tbe Union delegate? there are sever.: men .
I wh. have always been loyal to the United Stat? s, and -
| w!it hive ?iiffered ?evervly it the bondi of the Kebel?. !
ArooBg tb? boldett it d noblest of their clou i? Mr K. i
Degrner of San Antonio. He it an educated German i
genteman, ?n anti-Slavery man. and alwavs an unoom- ?
I promnnp friend of tbe Union. The Bctiela arreated j
j him ?id kept him in prison for a long time. Daring
the cuivass, Mr. I?, openly avowed h * intention, if,
'elected to advocate negro suffrage. The-issoe was ;
' fairly _n?le. and be wa? triumphantly elected. He has
, !-??r?i piiced npon the "Legitlotive Department" Com?
mittee, which ! ?i this miner of negro suffrage before
it, and, m he is the only member of the CoQ-ufttee in
favor of It. he wi'l probatli mike^a minority report.
Another ?ter.ttig Union patriot and superior mis, is
Bug. ?i.:- Y J. Davis of ?Nueces. Ile ?a.? obliged to
flee fron Texat lo uti hit life. He mad* bl* way into
Me* ,s>, and thenee to New (.vrUout. where he oiiitted'
in raising the 1st lex?? Cavalry. cooipoMd forth* meet
girt of Tixm refugee?. He wm Colonel of the r?gi?
ment, ?ni by promotion becntse a Brigadier General.
After bl? iscaj e from Texas, he retvnie?- lo raine more
men. and lu get bia tamfly out of the Stale. While in
Met.co, tht Kebel? crossed the Kio Grande, aad in the
n:g! i time lurrouTii.ed his house, and took Lim aad tis
as-o. Iste Capt Montgomery, ?eros? the river Into
Tesu. Tb? v soon dispaicbed the Captain by h?rging,
bat before tb?y had f-.l-y dei- rrjined h? w to disj-ose of
(?en. Daus t'?o Methan aathorities di mar.-? d hit.
?nd be w u given np. He .? a yo ng man, an able law?
yer, and a foorlees Radical K? t ubiicun and will adto*
cole uBtveiaal suffrage ia the Conttitulicn.
Gen. Sfculdi, ai?o bd ut cent na i.?;t g Union mar,
wa? fer a titre in the hand? of a Rebel Vigila: ce Can
m;tt?. He wa? once a member of Congre*? from Ata?
hann ina tobse.jueuiiy represented th? Dulled ?tai- ?
a? k1 mister to \ eiiem. la.
Air o?i eTery Biember ot the r.BTOBtioa h?? aa io
te-.-: gpirmirai h:itory. m nearly a.'! of them wera
actively engaged for or ?garnit the Ke.ieh'n
Of ih. BO ???tara. Man an -."?? Uatea men ifocr of
I heals " Ct't'per'-eat!? sad -'' -' rsaioni*!?.
*,-??. ?v ?.-.-?_-.w. ??v ?HO? n? ta**** immnum.
by lb? !'r*aide*l aad. therefore, nut entitled to mata
in the Ceavtnttea, and on? o? ;tr?e gent-emen. ex
l.aav. Roi Lei. .'.ri Ure? tbrt le !?--, no1 MOtM a | arl. I
Not witt I'ai.'.i'ag tbe n.e'igbili'y of the?? del?gale?.
aad I hi :?-n..-a k? if dev Uaailton, in tis Mnaage,
tenchiag theil ? a??- the] ii-m,l?)| in teer i? au. and
ere act.t? ;*-:? peats la Me ts?;r.r?i of ?be linvm
Con. (
Opening nf The C na tea tina-Add me af
lb? I'toial'Di OpMiii:.. l# Taking
ihi Oath- T?nica al ila? *ecr?ai?at?la ?
? Ila?? ikey Barbed Bswi-Tkr Ord
inaan. ? ?i Mccc??i?a- Divialiag Ik? BiaM
? Aaaalf aaaaliaa.
Frem Cli ."-|?'.a. larree?-cnSert
AlSTIS, Feb M Uki
rp.ii Mguiiag the chair, the PleeidaBi of the
Cor. ve ti-, ion, Ger. IhnehBCrMte reade a brief addre??,
in wfci'h he ?iiJ:
?? t.-t '.???? r. ? a Maaglba ti - s.ud? efibe Ensnttas
sf t'e N? ;a n. aaa tit * r.?dy i ? ?aita bia
?Hielt ?! -, ?:.- w to Out ??OI
iel faith, diapoaed le -??-.- n .ra e ?o the den-r-l
O ?estassent ? ? Lrtthe itared . ttaneefth? l ?
? -.' Mew ta ??. ?.'??. - ?
... f i . ? .-t - : tt ?? i-o-ti ern
" ?? ? '? t is?t .. _-;.y ?a? earned hy no
!l..lt. !.. ,?? ? .
TheOnnalteaaetngMByergaateed Fedgi
(uncompromi-ihg Datoa) Bavai MM a Ci mr.ittee wait
n}?K. the Goif r..or ?.nil ..r'a nn Maefthl ? . ? ?/ '?
a- 1 Mell r?a?'.n*?s to take th- r,.,;?, to MppMl the Con
"? ti i i : ... d Butt ?. i ? kg preta* I
r.ait suit ? r i Ma Ii- .-e ,-.i Mi aetini *as
Bl ion ad
baan? ? a I .? r
At th" Mil r c1,' c a ?til -ntufe til a teni, wv:. h
d.il hot ii?.hule the eteuM eipr'ssir.gareri'.!: MB Mlake '
Ce ont'.) i;|on Wbkh S Iel . a i -n. ? . tl.iee
leadtoe Secessionists supporting the i '?:?'? to Moppe
tottea to ti king the oatb.
Al ? ?;?? a .i: ?n i f t... ttyl '? lproie.it
iwi g frotr tt,? ipeech of J
I am oppo-ed totb? r-?.i .:?>. n r. ?; .i. | m tetak? M oath
t i pporttbeCa ? .J elma I im ep
pote i to ii be ?ii.'U..I. i? no oslh'or -it to t-i". ' kn-w
'!.. ? . e . I.'- J . ?
? ? i - ...... t 'l.-.t-d ?II
- ? ? .. --. o . r. d io ttke o? 11 re
- ?
tod ? -er t? a JruA letter.
.'.,...-. ... i ,-rt,,-aient item
. - e ? no eil?!
log OOM I? ' M te tate, '?he lerTend'-r tf Bratten ann ?a*
. , ' t It a> *?
aim l! ? ?i rrei derol ? I ? m-i ?i' I
our children ?.re urie \ irsMsathh any form
? uwiiii?i..oi i.k? TV?u? Ha tah?! aali ?'
ti- T. -r ? -v nf Te?i?, iii p.u.?ry ,.t(ar.iy MM ? - '
:- h ??. d'.* rai ? '.
We ?re am, vr ?re in he ?.ivereijn?. If ila???, let ni be
i-.l to daly hy thoa wl ? ? i gaids end a
? ct iori ? t ..i.:- li' we are to b?
. (b? r by whom we ca? i I
' . ' ??
nei I ef tbe I t 'el S'..i. ?
'.'.*. ,'drpeT lien, nf li- ( 01 it.Ul' :i II ile!.. Uiir.t i
ti erity, ?i '1 wa arl la ?' ai a ?-.....
'???-?? ?iRiij of tua-1 altad Maas, to orj.nje ? ?ut? One?
? If ti... Oorernmen* I - ? t - -r'- I by
the taeier?! (acverr a en! aie titea will b? a Mate Of MO I BUS?
.-? '? ? .!.-!!
' I n-p- ni, ti: it ! ?ud Mea I repass?t, ?r? bel?
j : . - al i. ?? i I .io ii.t ii?e lasa
'? ? ? - ;' t ..; my p. ti ?! . ! !.,- . ? ?! rap: ?
?ei I ?b'il t! ?V r . vi.
lerem to wets to ski ii .' ? wea! Hot ti a*.
ti"re??i'v wla.' i 11. ? ? ' ? ? ? I . -b ve
_!. I -Ir-. : ? ... le y lil I - . ?-. ; t?*.!>| M i?'i
I?to!) ?' te tt'? ii a rea. It i?' '? t .
t.. ?ita lu ud? ?nd t t ? eatha, li i- . ? ? ; ?
.?'?-???.
Ma neal M lehn ootta hy abac ?r?d by a?b*t ? .? I they
?Wear I
VS.. ,n t' . "h ?we lave tie r.erv. ?'?? \ i, ti-!' the
r. a 'it Ita ' v. ry. t< !e*. h th-li? ver: ti . nt of'te I . t- J
S!?lr? ?'.?! we ti- ii ! I!, ri ? 'i.al We tie i < t ir*.t. i??i!?t
Wa r- ). V at. ?. 'i. 1. IA | ' ,' " I ' T l,-l!-?Ote?t'll
i! e in p?,riant and prend? -? t et. D li *l d? v (tan t' >w, de
rod?ate ? rib", -i. in.n te (?oven uieut. i* paitada^ snd
tad iii'i Aneri an ti.ttituticj?*, it not
ri v.i i? nut ra i- Bis .. i? mt ti. -
li) way of emprunt?e, Mr. Unneaek off?re?l to
nniertl the orlginsfresolution by ?trikim- out Me word?
? Coi ?iituti..ii.il nth1 and tasa tog ' bbibmIv eaM
i r. -. ,-?>.. 1 t :' ?? Cn sida tit's uri a h.unti n. ' ii ti I r.
.ii v n einher? ,if tin? I onveution w Lo hoto not ali .nij
Ullin ?aid oath.
.h - leli?-iif grn'lv preva.;??.!, and the Conten
tn ?i ?.after t?bunsti
During the avenieg il wn nktopeied ssaang Ms
Biui.i? i? Mat a t gi -, .. I taps tob had ben ml M
Wnhlagtoi Infornthgl l'"-. at Mat alee Coona
non had rrftood t?> take Me naetttatteaal nth? which
crested s in?'ii.an',?, ?ni ii waa pm.it. 'v ran fed te
nu do m the mon.iny, what th- } 1.ud Mpp -' '1 tehethC
jierfi ctioii of ?is.!, in. Accoriliiiglv. lf,t n?xt moriiinp.
i.. ?. ' h na ti. ti h-i ni bad ban reed, Mr. Dasnoo
1 moved to nu i n ?.'1er ii a i"!" ten? I 'i? n h:? r?solut ion,
| ? huh wai rnriied by a targe aaj n:v. WhereiijKin
Mr. l'nei 1,il moi ed ? ?'i tot tu'?- pr.tt iiling that I I
to npport Me COI Ititntlia Of the t'niteal States be ap
miniitored which prerulteA uini the meuiier! mai dud
up h lui took the osth?tor ii ni- it w a? hsril to swallow,
but it slowly wnt donn. H ? sa tin Coorention'i
first iiloai ration of its "g\ pifaith* aid " ii? dtopoeitioa
tai renew :1s u.lei'i CM to the ? .'in-ral GotOnBOBl. '
, '1 to m xt importai t Batter w i? 'he re?nlritiai!i of Mr.
I,atim?r I Ciiion' ?le tarli g the ordinance of So Bato n.
and all act? and pro? e .?iiigs of the CoBTOattea B inch
poned it. null ead reid, u d io eying i i rigl 111 80000
etea. Two or Mm motions were nedo byweyofdto
pt-n.g nf the reeolattea, ?hen Meyeneadanyi non
1 ni . ii i.pon a motion to lay ir u|?on tie table. Tho
President Iel off Ly volii g 'uve, ' m.ti when the roll
call was fiiii-iiad tai tote Meed Feen ci, titan, 9.
Saveinl taliia s were kept, anti when it was di- < re.i
that the moiiou had ana died, the opiosi'ion ecato I?.
carno alarmed, alni la I Pi I '?jiT. U ing agn I ie tioor,
luddeoly 1 en ? ned thal I " Irnil miauii.l rstis??l the .jue?
tion, and desired to Changa his vote, as he did n >t wish
the resolution laid upon the table. ?Several otl.it title.
gales, aaaatty Igaenat, also changed their vote?, and
finally r 1 1 toten ideeterod Yeto,TI? tiega,AX
Mr. llaneaxk then offer, d a rut??tiiute, oniiiilLng the
ordtennooof Bensstea, but maintaining the right of
revolution?hi.pi) ing that the acttaiti sftheSnOBCtea
C. n, er.tion was "rot treason ii .Ir- or rebe'.iitm?. liut r.-vo
lntionnrv. ThCCahctttaM and the original reiolution
wtie rclcrrel to a standing committee.
Am.iug the re?oiutioi 1 anted end raftered, was one
dei li?! mg k11 Uws passed bv the La gislatute ?mee Mu,
not in conrtict ?a it li th" I mted Matea Constitution, |
valid: and anaather, initrnetinir the Co-iiroittee oh the
iiaiidition nf ri.? State io n.'iain? Into the aipodtsaoy "f
st Bing a [lortion af the pabw ?lou ain, to set npart the
foiitli received therefor ss a perpetual sclDol fund, to
divide the State into three States, Ac
Tim resolution BM ??at !?) a loeof d3 to 50, but was :
followed by anotl er to 'MqultC late the propriety of
ceding to the 1*tilted States certain territory for to
years, on eertein condition!," whicb was ait] ted.
lhere Is a large ponton of Texas, known as the '
' Pan Handle, ' embracing Fi Paw), which is almost i
entirely un.nbabited undwtiehhas not been iarv?.>ed
or laid off into counties, which the Convention prop.,??
to get rid of. and there ii a growing dui?ieition to divide
the Stat? into three or four Statea or tcrntoriee. eo
thut theae territorio! mar be immedi.ately detached
frmn Texis proper, and tim place theuut-lvei under ,
tbe control of the United State!.
The lutji ct of amalgamation, a'.wnvi so horrible to
Southern men. has already attractetl the attention of.
the Convention, io the form of a rcaointion to forbid, by I
a comtitutiouol provuion, ihe marriage of Weeks anil,
whites. The eommittee to whom thu tu roferred,
npeeMd that the statutes of Texai already forbade
?ucb marriages, io ttial the proposed amendment wm
tmneoesiary._
Werk Mofare iko f.egielaiare.
IN THK 8BSATK.
is: ?Mi ) y.HKY com Ayr.
Senator Laliau laMedaead a lal toincorpo
rite the Island Ferry Company af the City of New- j
York, and naming as the brit corporsters Tboi. C. ,
Devin, Thomai A Pittman, lawu- Walters, H. G. Cog !
gesbail Geo. W. Dilks. Tto?. U. Landon, George W.
f?tev?ns. a:.-: Malcom Campbell. Tt?y propoee estab- i
luhiDg s iteam ferrr to ply ?long the rat shore of the .
city, from th? northerly aide of Spuyten ?nvvil Creek to '
the foot of Conrtland-it. The capital itoek u to be !
?JW. 000.
rCBLIC MASUT TH SKW-T0?K CITY.
Senator Lent introduced a bill providing for the
erection of a publie mauket ob the ground known ii the
"G?r?evt>ort proper!v.' bow owned ty? th? Cornorf
tion. Bud laK'Otcd in the Ninth Word ot tie ia id citv, i
abounded by the HuJsca River ob the weat Twelfth .?t.
on the north and weet and Ganwroort it on the east
end louth.
Tbe Governor may appoint throe Comndmonert to
?u-pi-nnteud the work, who shall receive go pot diem
willie engagssl on the work. T he untborities of tbe city
are antheiriied to create a public fund or itot'k. lo be
denominated tbe ? Market :-tt ck No. i for an amount
no? to exceed gMRCBR g.i?H?o to be iwued in M?y.
1st?. ma the balance during tbe U'-xt two succeeding
yean, to tarry out the provision! of this act.
IS BShATIOl TO M0RTGAr,E3.
Senator Lu U.m dtaodaeed a bul providing
that a mortgage t?k?n upon any buiMi.ig iu progreai
of eree'.ior, alteration or repair, in the ? itv U New
i York, ibali bate pruntyover or.y lien put upon the
liiue afte: the re?? rd of mci. m ?ngage.
! Section 3 provide* that to entitle :^v mortgane to
the benefit of thu Act, it iholl-be la dut, to keep
poated upon th?) building* a txl.ee. fir 14 da?? ?aid
. no.ice etatmg the tact that a mortgage ia about to be
1 token npou tne t u:!d:i.g.
RAM? SELE\ VT1J> ?A:LWaV I? SfW-TOM.
Senator He: Lett introduce*! a bill providing Mat the
I following-named peraom cay ri uti ct and or?rote %
? railway ujvn ccrten ?tree:? n.?m? d : ? re-u'ter Wm. H.
Rand. Jomet ?.) lWrnct. Gea H. Havnoa, Lambert
Wnrdiii. and Samuel barten.
Tto mt? pro) ? encr? st Ce eaterly ilde of
Wh.teholi st.. aid ibe Bortherty ?.de af South-it. . BteM
Whitehall >t. intoBmadwog nteag cn th?
? 'e te I ? m ntl -? ; ne, ? ?.-?'? ? Btborty aa
alua,^e-.?Mi??a*i?i?v*A??,?!*,a)iraaa ???
?Irad M Me ontorty ?id? if Broadway. I? rVre* leei th
?L. ?r?l BlBBg Bl ' - ? ? eu?!, rlv ? ? _.- lo 1 lily
i inlfc ?1.. ti ? lue il.m. 1 raalw y ou ihe ?.?ter y ?io!
to Sev.-rt?eri!. *? !?*,.?? erigin the we?tirlt and
?ooinery ?.t!? < f ihe Park m Urion ?(*u?re st far ?
pr tel: ci Die to the wester?.? ?l le ot Bro-iiway io Kocr
tetrth ?t. tnd _'. : g } . idwiy oa th ??? -, - ? ? ., to
Batten-' - ??-?-.? .?.,--. -t r'.y ?rd
?out_et.Y lid! . f W? iogl.il!.?:. : ii"?r:r?e ?long ?? direct
a lu e is prut ici ii. to u,.' paste of io?nirt-Ui-ei
getter with the oeeenarj etatrwayi , -
' - ti ..d ;:. the at I k1 B ?-d egTt?j
of paBaangora
d nrs or tt;_ 0ABA1 poakd.
Mr Bag! -.ctiosii.ifii , b.ll pr-vi'.ng MM MB*UBSr-|
ic. ; i-11 ? I Repa n ? k! pay a higher rt
.-".-?-.'?.-: ?? '
that show ed a_d txed by th* Board
of Ca? a, ? i i :. -
_te Auditor of the Depianrcent ihsl! re-usc p*yir.g'
?ry elain tended cn I Ti aient of any ??Bgl'neer
? : BBWSni to.
BoB '?? igy ?uthenty to'
oeotrmte the corchan ,.' any t.?...,,,r ? it.?r":al?.
except on ii e ce-tific.teof the Bo'inl.?
The ?."?nal CoauBMiionen bara ao aattoilty to op-;
goiat aay ?abordinate apon the ca?_il who?? sppnat
mem is rertod in tb?* !
Two adi! in ral In-peccrs und M'Sirrer? of ,utrv?er
?u,.i ita tor, aid of ti.- .r u-?u and Binen, Ia iii City
< * Bao '. ?
i The lock ?? .? -vall n? t he *. ? i
r-'in.-trii. i. ,1 ?., loog B -Ml .::-e MM '?' !??,.; : r- ? . r
, an ?I.?.- I nie ?a the (I.mi aro
xpir vcdol by the Ii. ard.
ai (TALI io stat'-: ABM
Se* ?tor K. Cornell intro-ueed a bo! ii* tiding that
rer aay rallreel n eoaal Ltatae to taiatta MoUl
kui ? , r Ihnagh oi.? i.ty or to,?;), aud t: I Bl
i'?y ?' ? ? ?? ?! >.. I?- a.,1 sn urno-int
winch the dunalan t!e.-e<,f ?hail leon egjau
agi ,ic Bgaiad wak nu aanaaad vata al wtiutt pop
etty a the it;:, ty. aa ipeeal i_,y ij. kal to I
1 .- aid their dei ?foi ihallDe ?iading,
] ?'? A ???-*,r* ?,ra her? by directed to meeton
rand ?y n September boob year, ia ti
tua pi?? I?.
-..?.?i rai .-.mif__ s? i memn abb rrauBA-BBi
TIOl ?...
Senstor T,e:it latndaeal a b?'l to ineorporn!'? Ma
abare Boeioty te ihe pranettanef the Baan al latal
? brlinei ee from ile us?'of n.t? xi? ?ung llgaon ?nillir
the i i-i ii u,!, ' f booka aal ira? ts to aid ;n the good
?or?. Tie eorporaton Maid tit Wa i: Dud gi B?
s I), ty. I. s. Bl ,t?. ,d, oha L. Porter,J. B. Marwta,
K. G. Parta ?i i ad i.?.
t ipg wm lui r. OOMPABim.
Sera'? r Wl l! lattodl ??I a I"?' providing tbnt It
MaH 11 ile BBtj o! Cn ??u,). t.i leadral al Mi ti
Dep?rtatela! to arraagi the Mtenattea melrod fro?
re,11 m pank I M BOB , roi. < d I y in?-in a
i ? -i lad '" f-'iHie Ml ?ome f"r
pui.t: ir in I.? nnr.unl rep?-rt M the 1. tr.-Il?
tur?'. It ?hail *.? o De the liufv ti te .?- . I
latendei t, nt. least aoea in Iii? year?, to aaki
valuatio-? oi al r! e ort?-.in,ling pellcie? or nldltiom
thereto. bubbM dtridendA aod all attar oblii
e.,-11 I.;..' I:,-::ra,a'. l'?.ii,p?iy doing Ii:?I:?"-s ill tile
BtaM. aad te | roon of rock rilaatkmi the rate ?f
?ile i umbi ii iib?' ?t??'un ?d, ead the rato af nor litj
as est,dei.*!.,??! i,v iii,. Knglieh Li;?* Tabla Bo :? tai
malsa. Tarring in particular cuse? of invalid Lve?, or
other ?i* [al keen retrain modiflcaltaai,
is- rriK a?* i mi iv.
CamiBB-? BUM OB WBABT-M
Mt. Amler "i introdneed i bill providing
tin Merl iholl h? la tho Cite af Bew-Tnh n hV r;
entitled tbe Board o i neuofWbama, Men
?ed Blips id of i ' iitir'- r ? '??i.-i-titiir of Bvepenoni
la i? .i,, -,,i t,, gold ???! "? lor tw,> yean? fhne of
mm-Coi " ? -le. t. ?I hy Ma ?.
| ti - - by t ' e
. I of underwriter- Ihe office of Captain of the
l'or' is to ha iboi?
?CBB-VaMB BtiBUBBAB ra' IMMTkBB AV.
Mr. BaakBUB totndaaed thill aaa?ag, s? eorpora?
tor of tim Boon nopoaad-fosd, Pranola B Pinto,
ll.'i.ry .1. Wier II?. ??? I?. Dapaogb, Barqul? I?.
Moore, Beary W. Johnson, s .mu?*l Rrenber|
linn 1-, M. nair, ?' C, Cumber John MeDoaui
C. Mitti, C. K. I'heipt, H. B. Hewitt and OlMgl
Bob? it?.
lhis(V.mp?nv ne aathorlrod to construct and onerato
Bonponaiaa tnii'u?,!. wuh lowtraeki
lo? ,ng lout": i ...? u .-ni ,-ig 1b Whit? h-ji: ?t., m ir Bat
tory, ni"! g Broadway lo Ceatrwl Park, Baw road Mall
be desii Bated m lie Broadway ? tint K- id.
( AKT! c1 Bl I AM) IVFIRVt rAgBBNBBBi
Mr. I u ti, i ia trod ai ? ?I a bil prneidug Hut it shall
im tLe datyefall nptstai Barana, agenta aad eoa
sisri.ee? of nil ?hips nvnueB irrirl g ai the portot
Bew-Ynh hartog n? a i????!gir an IdlB lent
dum1?, I lind, n . Bed i:.l ni:, ??. I. or indigent, pers m
i ear? of og''. 1? provide for the ,aie ti ml
per on or a, : m it ihe l! I npOBOB of Ml owners or
i agents of lim vessel.
LF.xiKOTO-4 AV>"y!t-r: ralkoap.
! Mr Fre?r katrodoeed ? hill prvriding tettobob?
t, ,f a railroad la the leDowiag ?ne.is tad
areaan in Bew-T< rk CBj Conmeai tngln sniy tii'th
st Bin Fitth nve., along to Lexington ave., lo (.rain
Mercy ?.lUar?, t?> I: vii.g place, to BOBTteOBtl ?I., t?)
Fourth -t?i ??. to Bight! ?t., Actor-plaee, to Latayetta
to Great J - ?t ?croaa Broad var to Anity-et?,
to M, ron ?t, tu Lauren? *t, M CbbbI m , t" Laann
; ?t., to Mere r st. i aleo along Barlag-H lo BToat-M M
Hoboken I'eiry. ata M Le_taitoo?a a to Tiirty
I .-ti,-?, io t!.'e Berry i ata finn Lalmtte-Blaee ti,
Altor-plaee t?, Hrondwav, also from Siviv fifth st. to
L.vi.igioii aie. northerly, as *anl avenu > ts ..pei ed.
! |.- eorporaton aamedan B. H. CadUpp doo. Mi::?.
O. H. Bedell, B. M. **:er.eer l>. Hitter, Jos RLchford,
Jno. Foi, D B. Dwyer, BeaJ Boot well, ana ottara,
IN RKLAl-ON TO Hl.III.ltV.
Mr. Pon ei?v lotrodaeed O b_ n-.viding that any
? peracn offerit-g a biibe to any oflicial of the Slate for
the pBtpan <>f gaining his influence to any n.csure,
, limy be punished by a lino lint to exceed to ,W?J or tea
yian boprteoBBiei t, la the di?orati ? ? f tra Court.
SHAM !)? ILEI.S IN THE STATE.
Mr. Wilbur ii.trodn? ??<! a bill proinliug that the Gov
! ernor ihad app? int a ?unable p?-r?on U ht liispee'or in
Chief, and one suitable pareen, u prnct.? ?1 I gii,e,r, in
each Coi.gre -.?toual District m a Deputy Inspector,
i whose duty :?. ?Lill be to inspect the ?'cam ho.l'Ti in
?uch dittricls. They all to hold office for two years.
?real InUad Bhip Highway.
To thi Editor ?f Th, ?V. t. Tri.'iifif.
?mr: Ihe ama has eonoe when the narigable
w?ters of tbe upper lake* must be connected w itb those
of the Atlantic l,y a great iut'-nor highway for ship?,
from Lake Erie to the Hudson Kner. The interest of
New-York City ia the locution ?ud control of the great
warehouses for grain, and convjijectly iu the basiuess
r,i forwarding, is so, great and ?o manifest, that It need
only be mentioned to be perfectly comprahend-d, and
the magnitude of this interest is such m would indicate
that New York I'.t-crprise and New-York capital ought
to he largely repri??nted in a work deiigned to shorten
the time and expense of tranaportition from tbe grain
growing Wen to the Atlantio m-tket. While New
York furnishes most of the funds rrijuired to moto and
hold the crops of the West, it is r.Moiub.e that she i
tkould enjoy the prout! incident to iu trui.3 shipment
from her own warehouse!.
I propose to call attention to a plan for connect- !
lag tb? navigation of LakeiKrie and Ontario, which!
I bave presented to mary Boards of Trade of We?tern
enies, and whick Las rtkceived the highett approval and
moat g> neroit indorsement of eminent merchant? aud
engineers, and of other? moat deeply interas.ed. A
canal of li feet depth or water and of 100 teni width, is
cocs.dert d M of sufficient capacity to aniwer the de?
mand? of tb? commerce of the Lake?. In order to meet
ill interact! and odipt itself to oil exiiting circum?
stances. the canal n.u?t he ?o cr.ttructed m to admit
of the passage of steamers of I,'AW tans burden, propelled
by th? ir own mt Bfl t*iwct.
Io passing from Lake Krie to Onttrio no difficulty
will be found in obtaining a sufficient supply of water
for the largett i'41'BJ. with lock?, but from (Urwegoor
any otter point oa Lake Ontario to the Hudson K.? -r
the ?carat y of the water wonhl. u is well known, make
the um of a canal with locks. < ?' tit capo. Hy named,
utterly imponible. Hence, if grain ii to be ibipped to I
a Weitern lake port, and is to be delirered on the Had
BBU without breaking of bulk, the traniportetion roust i
be eiT'-cted throagh ?ome other means iban thoa*? afford*
I ed by an ordinary canal.
The plan which I have presented, and which com* ?
binet tie ordirurv cant! with inclined plane?, inrtcad
of lock?, wid obviate the great d:f__ultv whick b??i
; been t? ? : >??;, fur iu proper working no more water ? ill
be required than wou?d be n?-*e??ary for a work -??
( ?igne?! to accommodate vessel? of 03e or two hundred
; tun? burden: no water need be drawn from upper
I luvel?, m no lock? ?-e Le?-e?*arv. Over th? wcte pro
? i-rtFi-d from Loki 0:.tario to the Hudson, a work con
street! J apoa mv plan for the ttanitt of Urge veneli,
, wounl cost vftstiy lut than a ca._l with locke, oould
tuen a canal be mad? mulbia At Niagara FaJU
obi of del.ara would be saved, on tb? eil of con- >
ftructioo. by sdopting tke inclined glone instead i
? of the li?, k, v e??els could be traxisferrad from on< water- [
, level to the other in one twentieth part of the tim? re
gllroi for ??jckage, and this without eyer removing j
?nth? water, which irive* tbem ti e best s_d
mott natural annport. The do.lv working of a canal
tuen m I propose would be len by seme hor.dred* of
I d-'.'ir? tban ibu of aa ordinary canal with kock? of
. the same ca| amtv, wera I ?oh. a work poMibi^ oa it ia
. very for from being.
I From *-o i/?? to l?-*0 OH) tens of shipping m?y be r-?Bed
by my plan, over a work of the *i_e naaicti, m ?very 'U
'.L-l-'.
T ! I general buslne?? of t-scslt ?nd ?Tartpor* tuon I
etrploy* ?ore labor bl ? a larger capitel in the Un:t*d
S atea:: . .. ' Bianfaetartag: m theea-.-j
- * ? . ' o?..1 only to atmeuitore. It
U* e.Uguk w*?*, uni at?; itiBMMUkt ?_aaw??4i??-? ?? Ua
ara.ts aif trar?; nrut.on any chngoaiagM the transit
ti! lix al? g> Derri), MU. ii? the lit l'?f? c1 al men
?'?r.-. | anaMd* aad M wliatet- :.ieyii.?y
lie a r-.f 1
If Me aitae aonjotond M vam a nrge af gante from
Chinga to MaW'Tah, b? ?i y.??'. -f tenna
gestalten, na be ia an to one-guana of B
i? copied whaite the saa of n te keif, it
wa nul to dtflcat te raia Ha
??? Mtirv wci:.: -le-vc tram the ?a..:?? di L That I s
a v ,. -t. al. : ij ? - ? ? ?
ia bw air.? v.? 1 .te . ?t m ile, ad that n wabaej
:<?..-. ?
Hal k ia 1?.. .1
. .1 propoae to
-
t.? Benrdl 11 trade, and to a
has art - -?
advene M Mo entire armb und no ,
: i an be found. ? N? b is a V ; ! '. ?-i? n ii lepu
latin to ;<-*? nbeuiU tua ntl .?
pre.sp.nt on adtMH ,
-. i . ?:.!..:iy of the : i Mt
ia! J-ci l? rele.ra'ai toa mer- .
ami te tin View ?li ,v.e fsct? staid :n I ra ??; I
?ts'.tn. Aaldedby pnper ltvi-.it*:, .
toned reedy ta nee? pt na y s-iia-e.'. h nial, sod ?vi
'? a '
rhniB, to the enaln tan af 1 1? wak a,
\ ..air ira, ca;.
SM r w - ? r , 1. .ree wh.-itci? -
.'.[vi - ? '?:, ''??...-.?
iu-?d la detail tar lo 1 . I. DAR
A<k l.rl. Maro!. .- - i
Trf. Emaraar.?The theory c.at the Von
derpt?t [peeanaecd with tie i .-h?rt, j? M -?-.:
is like am.t:i pan, and our be corin.?;. d by meei
.-. mead . . . ' . m ?egm I
"We bnte re..??.n M know MM C ?' ? vi ? ni M
cid? : ti e direction ol t s C III? I " ? ' '?
anihe nantiva kularin of taccinai*
Mttie pt.igne, na,.' ?bown ta.tl this pi ?lectlte
tea ? ? -' ??. rho fort 1 ?cf'oii "i the i'"1 ?
m tiki: gawpatoai it the ??..-.-?
eaaael Es1 te be wa habed km will
end t: it arttea i? 1 nw lobe I ' I ? '??% ?
smoe allprofwoCd u ? hoosiafenvatlvetreati lh?vlo|
rfailed w.ta ii .? ? .it- ?'i.. ttevig
,i v tah O la stt h .I the ' al .ii'i i.i
- bom aid tuon' li .1 y for ern
I !.?? pr. ? ? ? . i:, ? 1 ' : _
boo of all ni' veaoaM of bnstoeh: t?
iii'ti?e i-i eoats *. t" ho killed i toarerUiel
ren nnera'.'oii tor ewnn ?
[I tu .ti ' ! pul ?'! '. 'I I 'II
ti-ii. ? ni the ?ii-ii" : r.itfi.f
-?!'e um: lit'It.ctHaiS Ins 1 ?? ..'ulled e.un
I .? !.. ? , b',, : tayi
bol iro-siro froin with ? m>nu likeij io drive the
Goven mel t into Me Bdoptin n: propel I
* ?at-?ti 1 ? g 1* nat.1 On ??.\ . ? I w beet .???-wi
utl'.ptei!. 10 petRan 1 be new li. 1 of I
h or , Bar - en ibndd to dmeduiegin next wa ck
I.?! w11. 0,1 .1 ??..'- ot petitiona be laid ou their labte, sud
I moi luvt ?? -1 : 1 ''..?'-' ' ??
?11 ra', ull sltogel 'i t .ii 1.. ??? ... For?
Innately Men mau to bon nu ?. ? todto
ttenttea (ron the only proted ?pa
I al! printie 11 BMI ai ?> nw agieed Mat Me 1
I Mo eeto eon pnnotire, Ihodanntea
1 fuilnre is m ?m *tot\n. end toccinalton ? ?J OT he
I reckoned SaoUg 'tto faiil.aCies ol the lic'iili ' ?' Pr.
' Uarnhtenn, on "f ti?? tust adv e.tes of T?orinati??e,
wrtes tt'iat ? it ha? san b t iris a:id lilly tried '
s : ii in ?H,ena ai d thal ttrae?
' tiou ot ima.tad aaiaale 1? the a .y."
The Hon. Ja hua II ii hat leal pnbl died a
along letter, addreased to the 1 ?;?...:-..
ol li?? Bon. v. ?1 Stephens 1 M Iel ei Ibu ? ?- i ia
j panphtet fa nu. He t' u k? ihnl ti ? re a a- aautri hand? ii
work ?n se un g the sleclkon of Mr Btepbe ? to the
S- 11 ila-, itniiiin Mr. S. w j* eusu) o\ Bl -, I r-...iU??d to
aciepl the La,, a 1 ton.
I.OI I*l.%> 1.
The >? ?-?lil? un* l'hurler Election -Ho
lina ra?? lal.<n ia li ? I OUfi ?Icriile Col?
ion Vira. Jill, atavie? I* nu,nona
BolU 4'l.cnp - Muniinry l*re, ?union?.
Ni iv Onu \- Tnsedny. Ma ah II IHR
Great Indifference was shown here yesterday
as to Me len t of lha miinietpil election. I lan
1 caber of retan didcot go the polia and npeetauy
un? this the . ?- ? a - au .
! ?in?!ge Kell..gg. Ci 1 actor of Caatnta knlaeelrad
I eottee 'hat the uovernae t auttamti? s .0. vv asi inttton
: Line .1:-:: .--ed ill personsougaged la the sann ol
1 property la tie Booth etelaod us belongtea to ti - * n
I red?rate UoveneMM. All tbneotton b .w m toad i? to
I be lo Id BBlB .1 MU ei.iiini] item can to h ii.
II - I. tor soo Darli t? i.? '??. ea ron! ? ? ? ' ?
In the Ihn ville Pir-'i. I.ani?iai a. lint] five planta
I tteao cold ita wbatthe al?bente anblnrj upou tima
' oruri'i.tli.t east.
Itally pnsMBeer trates an bow running m toe Junk
'? ion Railtoad, between New-aJrtean ?ni ? auton.
I The old Ponehnrti ila BailroedCenpnay Lave cleared
a dividend el ten per cn t.
Muer Keiji.ed) has is?ueil a praehenttee direettog
1 the Mieteel ?enuri s te to lehn to ? ink every bedyn
I a anuna la .pie.pcia.ttea tor Me advnt af Mc chub-rn.
nevera pnatoaa aie m bo banoon nan all pea m
1 found to Lo daiiiujua nt aita-r toe Steh mt. M anning
j their ??remirei ?crupuioi?-ly clean.
tl.tlti.M-: Disifsii its.
Aliini.ii um? ni of ike Mcheonrr Henry
Kuy nea al Ben? Nafcly ol' the Crew.
Pim Al gUBU, Wednesday. March 14 !-?"(!.
The si booner Henry Kayae i >'t' Portland, t'nua
' Cienfiipgoi for New-Vurk, wai abnodoned la n??, k ng
I condition 011 the Jil tota, lu la?. '."-0 15', tong II
ICegt. Siimoiiton and the crow were iav.1 by the
tr K. A. Gntlin, dipt. Foster, at thla port fruin
1 l ieuluegos.
?
I Collisloa aa Ike Chesapeake?.Itaa I-oai
Ova rbotav.l.
PaIIIM'ike, Wednesday, March 14, 19?V5.
At9O'clock ?iii-? morning iheeteBIMf Ailc
lui'le, from Norfolk, while off sharp's Island, was run
into by a s.-hooner, d'-uinlishitig the cook moa of the
eteener. The nak* J. Ckngann, who ter aooM yeera
has been employed on this line, wa? ?usf a.Terboard.
The BCCeCBC! **"* io??d to iiultuioro by iho Adelaide.
She lost hei- masts ord bow ?>rlt. Ve blumo con bo at?
tached to Cap!, i.'ai.i. ?a of tlie Adelaide.
TEXAS.
Illegal Reinare af Colina by V. ?. Treno
ary Agent? Wubieqnral torrup! Ac?
liaa.
NewOrixaiw, Tneidiv, March n. MIR
The Clerksville eorreeaoadent of The Houston
Telegraph charges tl.at the Treisury Agents there hove
Batead LIM bales of cottoo. which it wai wadi and gen?
erally known did not b? loog to the late Confederacy.
Through a third party the Treaaur? A reata off? leal the
owners of th.? cottoo io relea?? it for a co'iitderatiou of
J0? balei. The owneri refused th.i offer, ead the cot?
ton was removed at once at much greater expense than
it woull hove coat the owner?. Fieri effort was made
at CiarkiTille and it New Orleans to secure the release
of the cotton bul it foiled.
OMiri AMY.
Dealk af J arva! Bparka ike lllaiariaa.
Bo-trou, Wedneadsy, March 14, ?8?S.
Jared Sp-irk? the historian, and ex-President
of Harvard College, died at hu reiideace lo Cambridge
this forenoon of pneumonia
Dealk at A udor Traiter af mieeleelppl.
MBM-9BBBBBR TueiUv, Morck 13, 1WA
The Hon. J. T. Trotter, on- ol' tho lending |
Judgei of Miiaisiippi. died at liol y bpiingi Ust week.
amanea Dealk of Tt? a I? .liaa'? HiaiaUr
af Flaaace.
NtW Obleaj?. Toeaday. March 13. ISM.
M. Ltn?lit:s, UM Mii'iis'-r of FbUBtol sent
oct fiom Fr ace to th? Kmperor MaiiTilian, diediud
deLly in the City of Mexico on the 26th ulL
?-?
Fire al l.aag Mraack, V J.-I.??*. fi^.ooo.
Loro Branch, Wednesday. March 14, ll?<5.
The Ouanport S.-am-MiIl lad (Ml build
Ingt adj'luiag were burned tait ef,nir.g. A lir^e
cuaatltvof iah blrndi in the mill teinnging to T. fi.
Jackson, Architect of the A?tot li-ian Hotel Com- i
;*? ? w11 burned, which tu ' ?.- '. tor I ">. Ko
rnerironc? ii repvrted on the mill end machinery. The
total lo?! U autimated at AiC OUI.
-
Partial Deatractiea by Wira at m Veray. :
Baal.
CracrwAT!. Wednesdiy, Msich 14. IW?.
The ferry-boait C'ovir.gton No. 'i was pnrtiallv
datrt ved by fire tam night. Loo? ?b?a,l I .-vjou, which
tu uuureai.
Tfc? Asia Oatwaral Maand.
Jteytrtcm. WrfleeoAar, Mack 14. IMA |
The itaaaMkiB Asiaaafled tins niomiup, tak?
ing 23 paiseriafer* for Hn':'ix ord M for I ive"??,,l She ?
???o tek?? eat f 1 "... ??cele o-d ?;...??? ia I'. ?
bania? I
toe mya of sai?..
-n> ?
The (?co Trial tt Kalt??ich, >? f,
Twelfth ?nu ThM.centl? nay?.
: ? IM05T ip Til?, i .;?,>?, ?jrTL k.
Fron) ? - .. ? u-p'
Kal? ..ii. N. ? . , v,^ March ? -"
' .':?' OB ng, u u?ua!,
lock, all the a I . (Ubuijim?o-4 b>- H
present.
rmnBOVT or a cm/ s on tuuncwr
Luke lunek.jcr c.. ,i . .w.?! nelda m *?_ ?.
'i-- bv pr..!r?s on I a ,uSAte\tmerOri ,'
. ! . i M lrin*)Woa ? o. ity
and Ut? town ?>f ?"*? if Irin?' l|he pritoU
i r? ? ? ? ? re and t,
r ?as iliete will, ii ' I'l 1 M
... l ??-... ? ii.-.- prue- till on
ill?, v tan pa i ? th<
.i . i?t I nkt.
?? . . f i ti-eyo*- n t ?
:..!?!! J ? ahlgisaii. arti
w?uid proiwtbiy r.'a? ? . - . n.< *????? ?veri*
i : At- **u ia snout I
f.'J_m*___. ?*{ ? l,r>
? ita et [,.-.' ^^*f ita"?*
.- ^%?i r ?V? Summer ?
. ajfct I ?vi?l?i?. act
-.* ,s -vtiJStgJ' Cm.*. I>
ii.er, then a ;. ? , . ?. .
I li**, w':a_?*.?>* ?
cr, 1 think tin? w i? a : ft?, ?a t. . u. jr
na eh? .*. lean
! ?,-?1, ?a. 1, | primii.
ililackmer a??.- it?. ... then op te-?_.?! pt
; ?. 1 w. ? t , J.., r , kugut
I there to*! . . t,,i t!.
re at bain i '? _* Ked?
l ? .1 .;- .1 ?
nbj . t m? tor ihe 1\ .ml p , ? Kit
.. ..iafterWHr?! b ? ?. ttiit I a?.
Beni i> :?( u l t?r.t a .... ,,, ?... , i
i i.? at t' tt titne,
? ard. 1 ?th* 1 op-. ' -ate au
ti or. le* for a | i ? ? i. 'jor Gan
(lui i,.,: allow toe to prk aera, bgl I hak
?. k j . . ? t-i
. to head [aarti ? I k l ? ?. awed
..-.o Um p. i?o ii . i .,?
: ' . Hards
:-,.?!. o-.i a ni in? ' ? ? ? ? IBi ? v. . ;?t
I au Indors ' '
leountry byooe oi i o - ) B_etit-ou*d? I
I have uo reeolli i ima ? ' ? ? >?'
TF--1 i ROLIU..-.
M F, Ko... ' ? i ? <? a Cattak
? | .?'I'l II IBMChU?
an tah ? . i ' n us- w 1
? i...i K t ;-? ,?? ? ia ta Bella
:. _ from 1 . ?? -", o4 U taber |
; uandi 4 tm ann
?,l ! ,c I.? -, - *, I ?' ?"I ti i ????ii, )t
j nut,..I ? I r?>iiia,.ic?l
Ulta! , ' , I lett te
ii li it seo p?i
to thal ? I wa? i.. ..-. .' ii . ?? ? " -'>
l ? ? I .bel ?'til
. ..: ni. a Bal "_
.:.', ?. I'ceii ??li h-lfl
i . irtar ?f a I
bread a..: . , I I atti ihj
. , t v, . v, ne ne t "Ul
I ' I
I - - i t , >t ? in iii?' v trd
tv. it-v.',) ii,-,,.. , ', '.".i, in olio
? :
11 >.iv.? , ? . ion b tint.
I in -,!,,? I .. VV.:? antler omi
s ti a . th" time tho
p>l?oum Were toe re ; I badi -, I of the yard aad haB
?? pu i;i ? - i , then al io cento
, I paraaoai f got my ?, pi i"'? f..r tua
v.r.- in the I ? ?? tltt' ?mount
of ila? sale?, I k ;?( m "? 'Ig' ifallj intd too
. ig (Or . . i- lo tal amount
?o,?I. 1 . . !"i'..?f a w ? gen?
et -to. i?. I bad | ! iad had to take oana
ii 11 .:,i i..y loa f?r ttoa_naM
Ii try,
? -.., iatd?I think ; ! for ihe sut
tet ma .. :,,rc ?.i.,jor i,eo
Bent io Salisbury, i ? ? ? ?' ear had Barata
ii.,,, to boy mi. t*i i-1 ?? ? id i.sirutioti oi
loa-iBBttiy ot .?it ?? ? v p li'i?.'r?, that |
r ?, l,i the pri.-t'in is I I toes, lan ,p?, v
n:..i -mi .-tin., ?meat 1 ;"i a ? much
meut, on aoooBBl of t ? ? if I? (?1 it in to?n; t
'Wl'lll OUI ?C1, lal ti,US |0 I' I ? l?'t loi:,', M tag
? potatoes ai.,1 t'.i : ? I . 'i i ? rod I.V m 11?
i ,.. -? i ion, ?! bei - lila kwtuoal M
b1 t?. i?,;,, r and ren ? ??, w* i I v
.!. I did liol ;?! p. ' Ot ' ti us, at lir?t
?i . mow. ,i I Ibu ? t . , . .iib aitc
. Hurd wi.s i?? ui.,! I - , ' ,"? o i ;.."ii.... ul.li aboat |
p. liini "? lour, i i [? In >?r
(lines?l went to I!.- cn . I Balbi
I waa! two weeta ' . "? nant ta Un
liortjugii, ,,nt?'? ii a I -i- vii, u i tant m
tu g tiny tliiuu hi?! wi it 1 bough! mj ??i, w, en wed]
an ?Ira* ?in-.t wa got .?.--.? eade?|tlei
ii.,'?. or son, t li. u , ,.' ,1 ?li -it: a 1.1 ne or int.,
a little ric?, toiueii ? - -1 ii?an ?u Co.|
pal?V H, FlO? linn H li
/.?? jirti-t-1 don't ? tki prk . * I ch ..rged f|
the min I? ? I Bold Bear to the price? ?IroM
I l.?ii ?boat 73 C ni-.' - ,i . io. |i .?, (Mitali
BO, ui a,'.' a hu?,.? I, - ; v? i Bo ?caroo Id, Bl kun
w hat it wai u pound, tit ab .' Il St a pint?-oil Con*
federan u.uur), Itara an I lean weaot u?.'iou
Uly l ?old.
namaoar ot taarflBB .?oldieh.
Albert li B.chortl m ???.-?, ?n.,1 awulBi tg aeamem?^
bet ?!' ? .iii,|'i..y li iii ti* itvgimiut, ?toa
taken nrinner i!*tb A ? wa* ? irned to ??.?ii?.
i ah.
i bury ah, tit ti,e i,i ?,,,; -'u lober, 1*04, I recoc*
IBMetheprtarnar 1 harea? ii ? tam, ? ? -.. * know bio
?inline, have ??'ii lill .1: - 1 rj , 1 i. 1 ... . d ?|
?Salisbury ml MM February, ?hool (otu a.,,1 ?-ha,I
inoutis; while than ne , 000-boB .eat ?,f bread,
' rta soup. ai.?I a ? ' -.i ??i,-, ? of meal tamy, wtiou wa
lirst wei.t then . I? ilghti We g?t after
waid, au.ui oin i??i,!t:i I? -1 1 ',:? ,? und meat about
I 01,tea fortnight in ?1: ii, (?aoBtiUnj we ^ot oar ra
? tim.? nnMlain In Me bun log, *',_n?tiiiie* ut night, I
' some day? iioim at all, rent one? j boara win. noth.u? J
but li?e soup j Br? .' i .,, ?:.- !,. 1, ? at a few b'ii.?UBf?7 !
till if.,? last of (?t (? ' ? r. a ? got a fq-.v te?ab. the
taabinga aron bw i ?? d Li tu^ lick. 14. State
wa.at "* is 11.13 p.i. ? ? ? . ' ' '-i ?'i the ?utltj'l ?hog .
ty the pliso-i. A. 1 iiniaultM tblBgl wa? ?.,-..ii,
Meprneoi ??li w - ^r'-v asiwoBfoli egtr?. t,o,u>\A
l?r? a du!*n, ligar Ibool -1 At Hot ? gul, ?U ibu iu Co_f*B
fcl.'-ate tu.(i*aiy, tthinl '.'!" 1 iel were g1 ft each
?ta*"!know the prim lol 1. ".''i igsoutiide, butl kno..
Moy win lover than .? ? ?btu U.? pruoimr? went
ti,?-reaaaaabadUailed Siai Boney aud nan < 00
federate money, m I Bag nhoB ?e tint went Hero
wm |M toll, hiiil M, 11 w.'i I i 'I to gi tut gi emboe
BBSBABflBt-BAm lA'iiueiTB
Ye?terd?y Laiiu ii. ._.).' I ? u OBBoi and ?worn Re
sides In Uuiialo, >. ? , ?. 1 k1 cuptiged lu Virginia
went to Salisbury in J- I, ? d r,iiu...e,l then
till lebruary. le?"?, e*.;.-, t I H tuon I eicaped, repn
seuted mytelf m Be. * I * I BaBUMUd, but b? Ion
to the l?th N. Y. (avi;, ,,1 lb?; biFoks of tb? pris?
frota ?July I to OMabUf '-?, ? -??I. ur.d*r charge of Ly
erly. the clerk. [ 1 in? -.e- pi MBB o! bl* evideuce hat
?Ir.-idy been given, bui I?.Mt .. BMI tutemint?.?Cob.
I l.Mtd Major Gee 1.1" tkn remark that they ik*
Hebel? 1 cou.J kill the l'.a.kc 1 eff iMter at (Sali-shur?*
than th?y couid in L*e't _r:?? , ] Uiluk tb? Major BBB
tb? remark to hu brother.
Mi.ler wm rigidly cr, , timined, ead adugted ii
?ffeot that he bruk? bl puroie wUea be neaped, tka
he might ban ?aid be w u.d v ?.. from Buffalo to
leirf'j to hang Major Cee, out denied Mylng thal bl
1 'm ?t'd fot inal y.ff.rr.
it w?*UTd 1
Kem that M Lor I. Brickle?? and extrarJ
gant taik?r, and BBB HOMektt wm throwa upoa k
ttiUme?U by the defeaso. Hews? tUll 00 the itaa
wben the Court odjourtt'd. 1 he Court boa abandon?
its nigiit se?,,.,n.., end tut ?ii? rmm io a. m. to I *.
aud from I to 5 \u m.
?eoOBBM will be held ej.ui .ext Monday, ?wiag1
the ah.?:uee of the pr??i,,!?g otLwcr, Col Wi.?e.?r.
f?w ?lay? arrjre,jt is tho-.g..t will cloM tb? tttU-DO?
for the priiecutioo.
t?_tstS!ss^^msssssss
flAniTAAT KlPOHT.-I, ?? fi.lloWiDglhOWltJ
amount of ?ork i?erior:u, d bv fe Sanit-u-v Police'
To ?A* Bta-wtaA. ?i? Mor?? . 'v' I W ' ?a** U"Kh U' W
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bytini li?i??ii?i?: 11.-. ? .?_, , . ? _r?ii,'.Y*Jui_u_
tor til? w.el ni di-,. H*.-eh li ia',:
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38.1 .-ak.au! ?at. ra io?t. el-u.-'. to . loado ot ui|U ,
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m??'j?cai_li??ubu..t?<_, igi)-iA..U IA iii).
ilamtiiy ( o ..pe.i
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theN?s!:Ti!leand?.l._tu?,yfBlui!.,,a,j. -rn^
?nd leader timed cmpletA? over, by ? bleb a Cref
_ly over, by ? Mo>i ?, fort
??-me?! M'.ipby ? ?? a,rcnSTif ?, t ,?uL
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