Vol. I. YALE, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1866. No. 11 Telegraphic Summary. Chicago, June 10.—Reports having been detained by the lines being down, the following is a summary of nows of the Cth, 7th and 8th. The Fenian excitement raged furiously until President Johnson's proclamation was issued directing Gen. Meade to employ the regular forces and militia to arrest Fenian conspirators and prevent their unlawful proceedings. The frontier was made into three military districts, under'Gen. Barry, head-quarters at Buffalo; Col. Hodges, head-quarters at Og- densburgh; and Major Augustus Gibson, head-quarters at St. Albans. A Fenian council of War decided upon advancing immediately in two columns from Malone, N. Y., and from Franklin, Vermont. A large force of Fenians, with arms, made a demonstration in northern New York and Vermont. On the Gth Sweeney was arrested in Sc. Albans. The same night, notwithstanding this and other obstructions, the Franklin column moved early under command of Gen. Speer, formerly Colonel of 11th Pennsylvania cavalry, and numbering one thousand men tolerably well armed, established themselves ou Pigeon Hill, four miles from St. Albans, that niglit, to await reinforcements and collect supplies. The latter movement was prevented by the arrest of Gen. Murphy, on the 5th. The men, after rioting somewhat throughout the day, at Malone, were finally quelled into subjection. Reports of last evening say the Speer's invasion is a failure; no reinforcements; men straggling back and transportation beiug furnished from St. Albans. Wm. R. Roberts, Fenian President, issued a proclamation on the Gth, counselling the brotherhood to renewed efforts. He was arrested by U. S Marshall Manning, on the 7th, and arraigned before Commissioner Betts, when he assumed a defiant attitude, refusing to accept bail if coupled with parole. Roberts was then remanded to custody, and, the hotels refusing to entertain him while under arrest, fearing attempts to rescue him, was lodged in Eldridge street Jail. Numerous other leading Fenians were arrested on the 7tli at Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago and St. Louis, and the iurore of war was turned into indignation and despondency. Great indignation meetings were held, denouncing President Johnson for playing false with the Fenians. Col. O'Neil and other leaders of the Fenian expedition, were arraigned before the U. S. Commissioner of Buffalo on the 7th, and gave bonds to appear for trial at Canandaigua on the 14th. affords subsistence for a vast army. Horses sufficient to mount as many cavalry as the Brotherhood can muster, quartermasters' teams in quantity, and a vast amount.of lake shipping will at once be the property of the Fenian organization. The country will at once be reduced to a grand military department with Hamilton for the capital, and a loan advertised for. While this is being negotiated, General Sweeney will push rapidly forward on the line of the Grand Trunk, in time to snperintend tho fall of Montreal, where ocean shipping will be found in great quantity. With the reduction of Montreal a demand will be made upon the United States for a formal recognition of Canada, whose name is to be changed at once to New Ireland. While this is being urged, the green flag will scour all the bays and gulfs in Canada; a Fenian fleet from San Francisco will carry Vancouver and the Fraser country, to give security to the Pacific squadron, rendezvousing at San Juan, and the rights of belligerents will be enforced from the British Government by prompt retaliation for the cruelties of British courts-martial. Precautionary.—All vessels approaching this or Esquimalt harbor are now boarded and searched for arms and suspicious characters by boats' crews from the Alert and other war vessels. The Alert is lying at anchor off this Ii arbor and the gunboat Forward off Cadboro Bay. The Scout will probably be sent to Nanaimo, the Sparrowhawk to Frasermouth, while tho Sutlej will cruise in the Straits. With the adoption of these precautions it is not probable that an armed force will succeed in landing on these shores. The greatest fear is of a raiding party dashing suddenly through the town and in half an hour effecting all the injury they wished. To prevent a raid wo would suggest that an armed volunteer force bo detailed to patrol the streets nightly. In the event of hostilities, Gov. Kennedy will command the land forces in person, while Admiral Denman will take care of all piratical vessels that may heave in sight of tins coast. Should a call to arms be made, at least 2000 volunteers could be raised and armed Ul a few-hours-for home protection. The utmost vigilance will be used by the naval and civil authorities in preparing for the worst, and if our colonists, (of whatever nationality) aro but true to themselves and the flag under which all they hold dear on earth is protected, little difficulty will be experienced in beating back any force that may be sent against us.—[Victoria Chronicle. A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. THE FENIAN PLAN OF A CANADIAN CAMPAIGN. (From the New York World.) The Fenian Circles are at this time intensely excited with regard to the opening campaign of the Brotherhood against Canada and the British Provinces. All eyes turn to General Sweeney, who is ready to develop his theories of action. He is believed to have the most gractical ideas of war; and having already large stores of arms, a treasury and transports, he is concentrating upon himself the enthusiasm of those Irishmen who are weary of talk and eager for work. We visited some of tho leading Fenian Circles yesterday, and obtained thc following suggestions, which it ii believed embody the entire Sweeney programme for the invasion of our British neighbor's territory: The Flan of Invasion in Detail, At Chicago, the Fenians already possess five sailing vessels, a tug, and two steam transports; I Buffalo, they aro negotiating for vessels; at Bay City, Michigan, and at Cleveland, they have other craft in process of refitting; tbcie will simultaneously raise the green flag, and stand ready to succor the land sorce.->. Goderich, Sarnia, and Windsor will bt simultaneously occupied; all thc available rolling stock seized, nnd the main line of the Grand Trunk cut at Grand River, to prevent the passage of cars and locomotives to Hamilton. The geographical configuration of the western half of Upper Canada will permit of a few thousand men holding the entire section of country between Coburg and the Georgian Bay. These are connected by a chain of lakes and water courses, and the country JOB PRINTING! Cards, Bill Heads, etc., etc., $XOOnted at the Tribcxe Oflico at MODERATE RATES. NEW GOODS! J. MITCHELL, YALE, B. C, HAS to inform the Public that he has just received a large aud well (elected slock ot splen- urn DOW goods, comprising Ladies' Dresses, In great variety and latest fashions. Gentlemen's Clothing, HOSIERY, BLANKETS, BOOTS k SHOES, GROCERIES, &c. 10 Yalk, B. C, 7th June, 1866. We, thc undersigned passengers by Davis' Stage Line from Savana's Ferry to Yale, beg to inform thc public, through the medium of the press, that in our late trip down from the mines to this place, we received the best of treatment from the proprietor of Davis' well conducted line of stages. Instead of requiring ua to walk any part of the journey, Mr. Davis made a connection where the road was impassable by bringing a well appointed stage out from Yale and had it in waiting, to convey us from that point to the end of our journey. Our trip was, therefore, from beginning to end, made comfoitable, pleasant and speedy. We think the people should support a line of stages that carries passengers for §15, in opposition to a monopoly line that, when it had the power in the beginning i of the season, before Davis' line went on, | extorted $401 from the helpless traveler for the same trip. We notice that statements I are put forward in the press by the Rival Line in the names of certain parties against Davis' line. We feel certain that such effusions proceed from envy, hatred and malice, borne to Davis on account of his success in obtaining such extensive patronage from the traveling public, and we warn the public to treat such "opposition squibs" with contempt, as they are wholly unworthy of consideration. We can assure the public that Davis' line of stages is well appointed, and passengers who travel by it arc not harassed out of their lives by walking and pushing the stage up hills like on other lines, the horses being fine spirited animals, fit for their work, and able to proceed on their journey without such assistance. Many of us traveled up to Savana's Ferry in the early part of the season, as well as on the down trip to-day, and we can testify to the line being well conducted both ways. As it is for tho interest of the country to break down the monopoly of thc staging in this colony, that has kept up fares to an extortionate height, and to keep up a healthy competition iu this as well as in other branches of business, we would urge all persons going up or coming down from the mines to give Davis' line support on account of its cheapness, rapidity of conveyance aud comfort. There are no toutcrs or paid runners for Davis' line, so travelers should be on the look out and not be roped in by any unscrupulous persons on the road. Down with Monopoly! AND SUCCESS TO OPPOSITION ! WILLIAM NICIIOLLS, Victoria, V. I. THOMAS CELLARS, do A. J. SMIHKE, do W. B. THOMAS, Grass Valley, Cal. JOSEPH II. THOMAS, do JOHN GOLDSWORTJIEY, do JOHN E. CARTER, Fresno County, Cal. JOSIAIl GOLDSWORTHEY, do R. OSBORNE, do R. HOLLOW, Plumas County, Cal. W. H. SUTTON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL "toEALIR IN WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Coal Oil and Coal Oil Lamps, &c. SOLE AGENT FOR LYON k CO.'S CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA ALE! IN BBLS. AND HALF BBLS. Yalo, April, 1866. 1 THE ASHCROFT HOUSE. MESSRS. CORNWALL'S. A1 k T THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE, 104 mile* _JX above Yale and midway between Speuce's Bridga anu Savana's Ferrv, travelers will llnd good accommodation, the best of living, of LIQUORS and of WINES. Fresh Butter, Milk and Vegetables. GOOD STABLING AND CHEAP FEED. 8 Livery and Sale Stables. W. H. SUTTON, YALE, B. C, HAVING THE BEST AND MOST OON- vunient Stable: in Yalo, is prepared to accommo. Utile tlie Traveling Public, Teamsters and Packers, with Stabling or Oorrall room. HAY and GRAIN of al] kinds iu quantities to suit. Buggy and Saddle Horses at a moment's notic*. Horses Bought and Sold on Commission. Yale, April 10,1868. FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLE! WITH SLATE BED, Made by Droillard of San Francisco, WTITII BALLS AND CUES COMPLETE. Apply to MR. BISSETT, Hudson Bay Company's Storo, 6 SEYMOUR. Notice from Scowlitch. ft"1 HE undorsigncd, having sold out the Milk, i Pump, and Duck Egg business to Fritz, from LuJOOOt, will continue iho management of tho Scowlitch R.iuchoatHarrlloD Mouth,and has for sale,cheap, "FIFTY TONS OF SUPERIOR HAY, AND TWENTY TONS OF NO. 1 POTATOES, And having a splendid rango for Stock, would solicit the patronage of Packers and others. 10 JAMES DONNALLY. THE COLONIAL HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, Government Street, Victoria, V. I. mHIS First-Class Hotel and Restaurant ia ccr.- _|_ ducted in the most approved stylo on the PaciUc ooast. Attached to It are the Conversation, Dining and Billiard Rooms of the " VANCOUVER CI.i'B." 10 S. DRIAUD, Proprietor. R EM OVAL. LENEVEU & CO., GRAIN AND PRODUCE DEALERS, SAVE REMOVED to tho Two-Story Fire- Proof building, Reid's Block, opposite the Pott e, Wharf Mreet, Victoria, V. I. 3 FORT YALE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, FRONT STREET, YALE, B. C. THIS HOUSE affords Excellent Accommodation for travelers. GOOD BEDS, EXCELLENT FARE, —AND— CHOICE LIQUORS AT TIIE BAR. STABLING FOR ANIMALS. HAY AND OATS AT THE LOWEST RATES, 9 KELLEY k LANE, Proprietors. J. F. BARRY'S SALOON, FRONT STREET, YALE, B. C. ALES, WINES AND LIQUORS, Of the best description that can bo importod CIGARS! OF THE CHOICEST ERANDS. Thc Proprietor will be happy to have hi* friends giva him a call on their way to Rig Band. 9 PIONEER HOTEL, SEYMOUR CITY, At the Bead of Navigation. THE undersigned beg to intimate to tho traveling public tuat they navoopened tho above hotel, wnerc everything will be supplied of the boat description. There is a good Cook engaged, and the, beat th'' market affords will bo Served up daily. The bar Is Blocked with tho Choicest WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. ROBINSON k BBANT0N, * Proprietors. 1 \ cre:^ifr».v,fo'«»a«.°rq-^tCT;vrfgr;.^^ Agents for the British Columbia Tribune Savium's .Ferry Barnard's Express Seymour City do French Creole, Bibf B:ud do Junction ilc) ScJa Cre..-k i'o Qussnelmouth • do * Van Winkle do Williams Creok do New Westminster Clai'kson k Co. Lillooot F. W. Fester. Victoria Henry l.yne. Sun Francisco W. Fisher. BRITISH COLUMBIA TRIBUNE. YALE, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1866. TIIE FENIAN PROCEEDINGS. Tho action of the Government of the United States has given thc final blow to the cause of the Fenian conspirators. The arrest of Roberts and Sweeney, tin so-called generals and leaders, will break up the conspiracy and drive the freebooters who entered into it to take up some more legitimate calling than that they have been bo lately engaged in. I Canadians have shown their mettle in a manner that covers them with glory, and wc think there will be no more itching on the part of marauding expeditions to invade that line province in future. aaftTwmt*tTwu».wi.», n.'.rnHIUWl'UJIknilV I III. ir.JCT" NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. AUCTION SALE ON THURSDAY. Mr. B. Bailey will Bell that celebrated Mare known »» ■; While Pi.' son," od Thursday n ixt, THE BIG BEND MINES. Now that the stampede from these mines has ceased, nnd reaction set in, people generally have begun to look more hopefully upon tho prospects of the country. Going in too early and without means to sustain them for any length of time, the gieat body of immigrants were forced to abandon the mine.* and returii to their homes without even an attempt to prospect. With snow upon the ground at first to the depth of ten or fifteen feet, very little could be done to open and test tho mines with any degree of accuracy, but now that the snow is partially disappear-! ing, the news of promising "strikes" begins, to arrive, inspiring us all with the fullest con-! fidenoe that the reports of last year were1 well founded, and that the mines will turn out as well as they have been represented. When wc consider that in the early days of Cariboo tho mining Benson did not open there before the beginning of July, and that it was advanced iu the summer before any richl Ktrikes rewarded the fortunate pro.-pector.si and created an excitement in the country; it is certainly in favor of Big Bend that at this early season and with Ugh water in the creeks, the miners aro beginning to be rewarded for their toil by taking out gold in paying quantities. We are firmly persuaded, from con-! versations we have had with experienced! minors who have been in the Big Bend country, that it is rich in the precious metal, and it only requires time to prove the fact to the world. Whether thero is a large area of . Auriferousgfftuad in the new locality can oniy'; be determined by actual experience; but that! thc gold is nut confined to one creek is evi-! dent, from the fact of its having been already 1 found on several creeks and gulches. With j respect to the Columbia river we have the' most satisfactory- proof of there being good! paying diggings on the bars, and when the water falls there will be room for a largo 1 number of miners lo work profitably upon; them, Thc prospects, therefore, before the MONDAY, 25tll JUNE, country ure on the whole cheering, and the I iate news from French Creek, in our opin on, is only tho forerunner of still bettor tidings to come from the same quarter. With respect to roads into thc mines, the Government is showing itself more alive to the exigencies ot the country than it manifested ill t.ie beginning. Much has already been done to open up the trail from Seymour as well as from Kirby's Landing to French Creek, nnd before many days elapse pack animals will be engaged in transporting goods from the head of navigation into the mines. Tin's will do towards cheapening provisions and enabling miners to remain and settle down to work without having to be constantly on the (novel packing in their "grub," which is a serious interruption to the vigorous prosecution of mining enterprise. Wc would urge upon the Mules, Waggons, etc., will be on view at Yale Government the desirability of not resting; from Thursday next to day of sale, satisfied with a mountain trail to the Oolura-I bia that can only be keot open u few months BOOTHROYD'S" HOTEL. 36 Mile House, BETWEEN YALE AND LYTTON, B C. nnKAVELLSRS will find every aocommoda- JL Hon at this Hotel. Excellent Cooking. GOOD BtwD.S. STABLING FOE HORSES. HAY and OATS at Lowest Rates. UOOTHROYD BKO'S, 11 Proprietors. STABLING FOR HORSES. ALWAY & BAILEY, Auctioneers & Commission Merchants, Salesroom, Fire-Proof Stone Building, Front Street, Vale, B. C. We have received instructions to sell, BY A U C T I 0 NJ —OX- THURSDAY, 21st JUNE, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, If. That Celebrated Hare known as 'WHITE PIGEON," Excellent for Saddle or Harness. TERMS CASH. WILLIAM McWHA, LYTTON CITY, E. C, Begrto inform the public generally that he has Stable Accommodation On his premises for upwards of TwoIIundral Horses Bay and Oats for Sale cheap. GOOD SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE. TERMS MODERATE. " 11 URIAH NELSON & CO., Wholesale, Forwarding, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, YALE, BRITISH COLUMBIA, AT TIIE HEAD OF NAVIGATION ON FRASER RIVER. SPORBORG & RUEFF, C o m m I i:i si on Me r c bants, Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, Wharf street, Victoria, V. I. 11 We are instructed by tho Assignee of the Estate of Edgar k Aimc, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, —ox— BOSTON BAR INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE is now open lor travellers. The Table Is supplied as formerly wiih the hest the market nffords, and the Cooking cannot ho excelled. The Bar is ,=toc!ced with tho flues: Liquors and Cigars, COOD BEDS. ALEXANDER COUTLEE, 11 Proprietor. ALEXANDER COUTLEE, BOSTON BAR, B. C, Wholesale and Relail Merchant in Groceries and Provisions, LIQUORS, DRY URIAH NELSON k Co. have on hand an immense Stock of Goods, imported direct from San Franoisco and Victoria, comprising: Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE, MINING TOOLS, ETC., ETC., Which will be sold to Traders and Paokera ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. Wo arc forwarding well equipped Trains almost daily to BIG BEND! AND CARIBOO MINES. Freight consigned to us will be forwarded nt the Lowest Rates and with the utmost, expedition. URIAH NELSON k CO. V.ile, April, 3S00. GOODS, kc. kc. CLOTHING, kc. 11 HAUTIER'S HOTEL, LYTTON CITY, B. C. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, M. f'pEIS HOTEL v/ill bo fovind Clean and Oom- J fortablo ibr travellers. Th ■ Cooking Is of tho u.st, and the Tabla is supplied with everything In soasoQ. Torre is a we'l stocked Bir with prim' Liquors. BEDS 1 BEDS! 3EQB 111 TEE i TWO SIX-MULE TEAMS!!11 -WITH- enaEg I WAGGONS and HARNESS| §£h™ &*- tr»D?ferre"d * mb7*auSb"£ "glad LI VRRY STABLES. HAITI ER k CO., Propt'?. NOTICE. ALL COMPLELE. IN contcquonco of Mr. S. Baxter being about to remove, our Power of Attorn ty form hy hold by mm baa been transferred to MR. WALTER B. GLAD I WIN, who is authorised to clofe up all must tiding i)H8iu"ss, and traosaot lurther transactions ou our account in Yule It ia requi Btod that all accounts due us will lie settled with Mr. Gladwin without delay. May Slit, 1861. 9 ' LKNEVEU & < 0. o asyid upt'll II leW llllltllllS in thc summer. The Commissioner of Works, now that he has ,<:oi;c into ihe inferior, should not return until he has thoroughly satisfied niinself as to thc best available route to the | mines. The pi:b;ic have full confidence in I Mr. Trutch's judgment and experience ♦ Imv »tii —* ■ B. BAILEY, Auctioneer. British Cilurnbhn p^eiBo copy. 11 Opposition Line of Stages they m W^a^nffih.0! fd _j— SS&J«S«avaxaTFBBEY! M.n i -ii ■ s llpo" tl,c ''0,1<1 tbat is to be over Li ° C?",petu whh 0U1' neighbors i ™ JAC0B I)AVIS- *™I»W«. SS-Sfp-WUK BIGBEKDEBS, Jou\ months in the vear Wp I II the CO?oiv WW b°, foui^,*a.id' tlie people of!nW T°. THB B°NAFARTE HOUSE AT and 5tS,Gmt0 ;hc Chief °««4mi to! ^ m Juucllou of ,ho 0Brlbo°ftad Bi« a iS?Sd.r "'• ,, SEMEN A- PABK. I'opriciou. Messrs. Culler & Parsons Havo now ready at SAVAN A'S FERRY, A BOAT OF TWENTY TONS BURDEN, And aro prepared to CONVEY FREIGHT Oil PASSENGERS To the head of SHUSWAP LAKE. Storage and a person to take charge at Savana's. For lreight or pipage apply to BUIE BROTHERS, Lyltou. Or the Proprietors. Sivaaa's Ferry, Fib. 28d, 1S66. 1 HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY Invite attention to their large and well assorted Stock of NEW GOODS!! AT YALE, B. C, JUST RECEIVED PER "PRINCESS ROYAL" FROM LONDON, And consisting in part of the following, viz.: Dry Goods, Clothing, Provisions, Hardware, 4 MINING TOOLS, WINES AND SPIRITS IN WOOD AND BOTTLE, Etc., Etc. These Goods are offered to the MERCHANTS, TRADERS AND PACKERS OV BRITISH COLUMBIA IN LOTS TO SUIT, And on the most reasonable terms. I3F* Every description of Country Produce Bought, or taken in Exchange for Goods. Yale. B.C. April, 1800. 1 BRITISH COLUMBIA TRIBUNE. YALE, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1866. FiSKlANlSU.—Considerable excitement is reported to have existed at ViolOria in connection with an anticipated raid from San Francisco by some members of this filibustering brotherhood. Fortunately II. M. ship Sutlej, Admiral Deiiman, arrived at lyi opportune moment to quiet the fears of the timid. The volunteers are kept in readiness, and the Government, it is thought, will call out the militia of the colony. With the naval and land forces available at present, the Fenians would receive a warm reception at Victoria. The report circulated here that the banks bad placed their treasure on board the flagship is contradicted. U[vmtuLgB^r..NT.^u^:^K..\'g-5^u;ttyir^;u^-^nrrnc»urTTr .■•::- ctt— ;tt:'^.":■:."' I ~ - .-. jaxasasSEEKfl The auction sale of town lots was held on lent's proclamation was issued. Sclienok Soturday last; Mr. Howse, of the Lands and offered a resolution requesting the President Works Department, acted as auctioneer, and to grant ihe Fenians the same rights, whioh. Mr. Tilley us olerk. The upset price of full England granted rebels. Harding, of IIIinoisv lots, 00 feet frontage, was $150. Persons ffored an expression of sympathy with tije having made improvements on the lots had Irish, and recommended tho Government) the privilege of buying at the upset price, urive them till the privileges possible under From tlie Big BcM Mines. News has been received nt Seymour that course gold has been struck in paying quantities in several claims on French Creek, and tint quite an excitement has sprung up in consequence. The gold has been found at a depth of seven and eight feet from the surface. Several parties have come over to Seymour from the mines and purchased provisions, paving for them in gold dust. The merchants and people of Seymour were in good spirits over the news. The latest dates from these mines are to the 3th instant. On French Creek, Monroe and Bella companies have taken out gold ; the before the Attorney General. I treason under the laws of the United States ; former with four men have ranged from nine Mr. Trutch arrived from the Columbia lasl and whereas by proclamation 61' tho Presi- io thirteen ounces per day; this claim is eveniug. The trail is now clear of snow, but lent iu May, 1865, said Davis was charged qui eshallow, from two to five feet. Disco .very is very wot. The suow being banked up on with complicity in .ihe assassination of Presi* claim, working in the bank, havo also taken each side has formed a channel through wbioh dent Lincoln, and said proclamation lias not Pbe number of lots sold, original und subdivided, was 21; amount realized $1,796; amount paid cash, being one-third, $">9S 67. There Was no competition, all the lots bui two, bought by the II. B. Co., were built on toe law. The proceedings were noisy, but decidedly favorable to the Fenians, 'ihe whole subject was1 finally referred to thc Coin mittee on Foreign Affairs. Washington, June 12.—In the House Ros* One lot wm churned by two parties, and as seau offend a resolution as follows: Whereas each one thought he a prior rigut, the it is a notorious fact thai Jeff. Davis was ihe lot was reserved; the dispute will be laid leader of the late rebellion, andis guilty of New Westminster.—There has been considerable excitement in the capital during the past week over the Fenian news from theI Eastern provinces. Lest the filibnsterersl might make a descent upon the soil of British Columbia, the Government has taken every precaution to guard the entrance to the town. One of H. M. ships has already arrived in the Fraser, and a gunboat was hourly expected lit latest dates. The townspeople have organized rifle and artillery corps and great military enthusiasm prevades the entire community. Telegraphic Summary. Brewery at French Greek,—The utensils for establishing a brewery at French Creel; were forwarded by Messrs. Oppenheiuier, lust week, ou the order of a com puny of Frenchmen, who have already erected thc necessiry buildings, and intend carrying on the business there. Tnis shows that there is no luck of conlidenee in the new mines. out gold, making one day eight ounces and the water runs like a small cree three dollars. About forty claims nre located, and will get fairly at work in ten days. The Half-breed company arc preparing to flume French creek, and the company adjoining have nearly finished their wing dam. About live hundred men remain oa the river and four hundred at Seymour waiting for the water to subside. been revoked; therefore resolved, that it ia ihe opinion of this House of Representatives 1 ; • Davis should bo In Id In custody as a prisoner, subject to trial according to law. Adepts I, 1US agaius. 49. EUROPEAN, Farther Point, Juno 10.—The Hibernian (Signed) LETTER FROM SEYMOUR. (FROM OOP. 0 W 5 CORRESPONDENT. June 15th, 18fi6. The decision in thc suit of McCullougii V6. Clements was given on Monday last. The Discovery claim was not given to cither party] but McCullougii is allowed to hold one hun-lTo John Hamill dred feet above the Di< -overy ; in tho mean-] Tiie following we have just received : time some friends of Cle,units recorded the 'Pigeon Hill, 0. E., June 8 disputed ground nnd now hold it. Both par ties were dissatisfied with the decision. Prospects of business in Seymour are be* Invitations to Congress are all accepted, and it will meet in Parisshortly, Prussia, Austria i nd [talv are still arming. Italian volunteers FENIANISM. San Francisco, June 13.—T!;." Eastern line is working, but we have received no news report. The following private dispatohes were|brings European date:- to June 1st. published this evening: "New York, June 0:1: To Mr. Hamill: We mean to light now; send us every dol* are h ':::<: mobiliz d rapidly. Austria has lar you can. Don't believe the lying reports [mobilized six hundred thousaud men. Prussia of newspapers. and Italy have postponed hostilities until 'Congress proves a fgfluro. Orders for a M.e. iul conscription at Vienna produced strong discontent, The Austrian army commenced marching 'toward Venetia May 24th. Aestii.i catlgor* lically refuses all propositions relitave to We are in an enemy's country. The green e »sion. Venetia calls lor a convention of flag waves defiantly." We captured Pigeon cs and Duchies to fettle (he Schleswig* llill, taken British colors, and are ready to Holstein question, and demands that Congress ginning to brighten a little. The trail across advance again. Hurry up ammunition; victo y shall not be oom potent to discuss any project the Divide is reported passable, and the newjor death I Growlers and cowards have gone for a reform of the Fedoi I Constitution. trail from tiie steamboat landing to McCul- to the rear. They will talk about our nosi* The note oi'thc French Government, invitinc W. B. Roboots, President F. B." "New York, June Oth. For.WAitmxG.—The increase in the road tolls for the past week manifest a revival in tiie forwarding trade to the mines, which had I lough Creek, which is nearly completed, is all I tion; but don't mind them. Tried men ofl'heFci il Dci^ to Fee!:-, representative of Rkal Estate in Yam;.—Mr. Ce lati ly sold a lot in Yale, by auction, to Mr. Patr.imolia, i'ov $1060. Mr. Patramolia is creotiug a line hotel upon it which will be evened next mouth. been interrupted for some time previously by that can be desired; it is caaried on high {nerve are at the front tne roads being imp is-ablo in several places, [ground with an easy grade. On this trail (.Signed) E. L. CURRY." there is a good range of feed over two miles' "New York June 9th . Bailey I in extent. To Hamill: Romano's train of twenty animal-, which God bless your noble efforts in our cause; arrived by steamer on Sunday, left to-day for our troopa ,,rJ (h)hl!r ,lieil. work) a,„. „., wil French creek with an assorted cargo of pro*|atandlD« a few arrests everything goe wi German State?, says the object of (he conference is the diplomatic settlement of questions of Seh! Bwig and Venetia, also of Federal refoi nis, so affoi; ; the Ei:r< pean equil- ebrium. TI s F .' .. i Deii r lolved to accept ■ . in* d. The an Government < rd -1 ■• i' reed loan of twelve million Soiree.—The Wesleyan Methodist bod.., ii -i • .i • , it* i i i more cheering had a social party in this town on *\ ednesdav! visions. Ilns is the flh-st tram that has left (jjVfl accompanying tolcrapb to San onus in L< ■,. a Venetia coromuni here direct for the mines. cisco papers. There is'ho such word as fai . -ion ri-efcived iu London assorts that Gari v The latest accounts from the Creeks are an tre determined to sacrifice th r lives ii nd of Capricel, anc ... ntion of leaving. d Tur* It is true that a few men j t|10 TCOrl: of Ireland's reden laecom,, are returning daily, and that many more arc pij-hed. (Signed) Edward L. Oorrt." ■' l ej'anuman Principal oi JNan«imo, nas oeen appoiutea, oy meit0 ^establishthat confidence whioh has for, bishop of the diocese, resident clergyman at some tim9 Deen wantjng. j)\ck Willoughby, at Yale. The reverend gentleman has en- Lf MoGuIlough cseek, arrived here to-da tered upon his du les. k.lt prencu crCl.|c 011 Saturday ; he states believed many will Chicago, Juno 10.—The Fenian f..''iuei.-! ( •. : ro C [arris, ex* Mayor %. |,clmadu 1110I'C complete from ; . ■ faci thai no 0l Victoria, nas . I week on his way up .Jthatwuher,.ta C;1"'"J'1 hf U-:T" '"""n l::°!:' ° (j',r:;! "• '•• ■ ■ ' es oarryiugon T-T-., . ,, the five companies who were" taking out pay 8how of V^pttiij, where nots ana uprisings bu9ln 8S during lh„ ,,11!:!I,1, SALK of Pt:KMTUKK.-..Ir. Bailey held an I ere. u ^ed with their prospects; the ™* *X?'°**' p ~ auction ot household furniture here onThurs* ind fe winir.(i;limi)i &el arid some L?.6 (?n»d M P«h'-racnt "-"■*■•■ ■ r -;,* A grand C1:irn Ohowder will be pro- day last, lor which he realized very l»gh of thera expected to be takinl out pay verv>lhc governors specc i rceo,,.:«:L-nd..d the : us ■. ^ , f q{ ,. , , „,, ,P::,. tn.(1, ' Rt prices. ?oon. pension ol the tho habeas corpus. Ihe effect of nold being taken out was i* ,-, . . ■ ■• , , n Fenian prisoners he il iiv tho Cue..' .... BflTYale road tolls for week endinc 16th soon vsible in the town; buildings that a \a *"" "" i"^"^13 ■t,,, .".' k"° yu' ■■ ■■"■ l& i.ut iu.iu tons ioi we^u. ti.u.u,, iuin i t, Govcrinueiit have nut vci oeen urrauueo toi June, §1,9-19 50 TIIE WALDE.V vs. O'REILLY CASE. month ogo were left unfinished are now being 'rapidly completed; traders hopes begin toj trial. brighten, and all are lookin " good time comine;." On McCullough's Creek a few companies above the canon tiro paying. The Willoughby forward for a i*cI)0i!S f'o.n all points represent Fen'.-.-. an twelve o'clock, under the Buperiutende.noe of ■ on, insisted by an efficient corps of first class cool.-.. Th i Boys i re invited io a raid. The " h; i raooso-a-mooso" 1ms nrriv ■■'.. BISTK, excitement subsiding. Many parties being disbanded and scut home OU parole, from St. Albans, Malone, Ogdi us'burg, and wherever else they have assembled. j, vi. t< on tUa - . ..- . at, Mrs. Btch rd General Spear's invading column returned m«n to Franklin and -t. Albans yeste-rdav nv.e • "■",'I1 B"IPfflWaB Pigeon Hill, lotaliy disappointed. General Meade visited Malone yesterday and arrived I":-. ■•'.'■ ■'■ r, i I 13th iott., at the resi- at St. Albans last evening; he tl-eU confideni :-' ' ' '\\ '',''', '■;I'-n (C-'::Z:- .,,,,.,.. °' • ' . . ■ . ■ I, i . . Ciute, me reliant, that all trouble i s over. Lillooet, B. C, 26th May, 186(3 To the Editor of tiik B. C Tkibu.vr: Sir,—My attention has just, been called to Company were down thirty-six feet when they an article in the British Columbian of 19:h struck bed-rock pitching into thc creek, inst., headed, " A Court of Appeal wanted." they are now drifting for the channel. Cot- Referring to the case of Wiildcu vs. O'Reilly, ton wood Smith is sinking below Willoughby. the article says, "Tiie Court, in reply to Two shafts were commenced on the upper plaintiff's counsel, stated that if a verdict was end of the creek last week. given for plaintiff it woud be 8'et aside, as the Provisions on tho creeks aro scarce and evidence was insufficient to prove Benrimo high. It may seem strange to your readers Deputy Sheriff with defendant's knov ledge." that " grub1' should be scarce on French Creek, Now, sir, I say nothing about the necessity ofund large stores lying at Seymour; but the having such a Court, possibly it might be a trail has been so bad that " Bald Mountain" good thing, could the colony afford it; but rates have been paid for packing. Another my object in troubling you is to correct the reason is, that while rates across the divide . A . * .1 iX I- 11 .1 1.1 il 1 • , 1 1 . • 1" 1 1 1 .. 1 1 _ Bremen* ... ha article "that the Courrarc hign, the niarkctis liable to be gut edby|.r ^ ^ , fa rf d ^ , , threatened he plaintiffs counsel tha the the " Pyutes with a single trip of f^^rTlfey say that the Fenians were in . r , Goi I Table, Fr. h verdict woud be set aside, should it be or Nine, as Captaii! \S hue has now c earlv proved ' • , , , ., . ,,,.„ m. i- . • .i i • .•«-, , i it a< i ■• • • 'ii c eiicouriiged io make the attempt which the I ean Bei . the paintill. Ine fact, is, the- phi.null s that the Loner Columbia is navigable lor r ,,.,,,, '.,,,., '., , ' . ' .. . , .. fc ,. Government has iuppres< Oats, Ha* and i counsel elected to be mm suited, staling to steamers. \nth it "ood trad across tlie ., ., . '■ . . ,, r ■ , i , ,, .I.. i.i i i ,• • , • i ,i , . H i ■• i i .1 n i Gen. Meade es..m..;i s that in allfortv thou* ■ the tout thai he was completely taken by divide, and the road tolls abolished, the Co d sL[lul f ]iV. ,, ...,.., surprise by the evidence adduced, and con* umbia river route cannot begin to compeu ded fop fa f , , si lered it more prudent to consent to a non With this route. Like hour, the only Staple L^ ^^ ffhft{ bM ^ .y ,. suit. I., another part of the same paper it is on which they have any per centage, WaltaL,, magnitude of the campaign as planned, stated in a paragraph that professes to be a Wal a flour costs 12 eents at the lower steam*. _ . .,» ,. ..... . ,' '. ' n, A , ii ,. • ii ■ , ,• ,, r /■ • i . and tin: probability tliat but lor Hie biutei, telegraphic message, that "great indignation boat anding, a low Scents for steamer freight, a. ,„. ,.,,.„„.. ;,-..„, u »i^-i. 5 ... . , . n, .,, .„" iiT.i. i mi* l "? . i . .\ i -. -i Stiitcn (toveriiineiit it won..; have made t;*en is manifested in Lillooet. "It is reported (mill the rate charged at present) and it will that a petition to establish a Court of Appeal cost 17 cents at Kirby's Lauding. At Yale will be gotten up." This I must, also, most'Hour is selling for 54 cents; road tolls and i or J I E ,i , of H. M.Cm Chicago, Juno 11.—Thc Fenian leaders are ■. •• I mi very much dispirited at• the interference ol the American Government, and the cons ■ quent failure of their scheme, Th y I ttorly ' | HE denounce the Administration lor ba I ti Ii, alleging that it had disposed ••:' more i.. hull a million dollars' worth o Brins, know* prop; i TEL c. i. ./ ^: er, ■ ■ nd Milk. U Accon . in, i ... 10 emphatically deny. Not the slightestintligna- freight to Ferry, 6i ; across the lake, h cent; tion has been manifested, and no report of a lover the divide, 4 cents (us soon as the snow petition for the establishment of a Court of j is oft'); total, l(>i; leaving a margin of one- Appeal has been in circulation here. Indeed, I half cent per lb. in favor of this route on the I think the people are well satisfied with the only article in which they can hope to corn- present administration ol the law, and feel further that the country is unable at present to bear the charge of another judge of Supreme Court. Veritas. pete successfully. The Forty-Nine arrived at Kirby's Landing on Thursday last, with ten passengers, three tons of freight and three horses. invasion n serious mailer. UNITED STATES. Washington, June 11.— The House fp^'n the whole morning on the Fenian question, i Iuccua offered a resolution censuring England for her course during the late war, and limiting Irishmen for their services in the Union army, expressing sympathy in their effort to free Ireland, nna directing iho Committee on I Foreign Affairs to report a bill to repeal the neutrality law of 1818, under which the Pn-ll-'mi £ UtXJUi El '...•.. ,.« 1LE, B. :'., Wholesale nnd Retail M rohai t. :a Grocsric;; and '..'■■. •"7i:.iozL,>, DFIY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, ETC. B A K E i:l Y ! Fine Fresh Bread always on hand. GOLDEN GATE FLOlJR Direct from Ban Franciseo sold on com* ■y BRITISH COLUMBIA TRIBUNE. YALE, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1866. WHERE THE FENIANS ARE (WERE). OPPENHEIMER & CO., FORWARDING ANB COMMSSION MERCHANTS, Yalo, British Columbia, AT the „ Head of Steam Navigation ON FRASER RIVER. While turmoil and excitement rule in the Mast, a glance at the map may not bo uninteresting at the present moment to those who, in this far distant colony, can afford to be comparatively calm spectators of the Fenian raid. Buffalo, the American city from which the conspirators crossed to the Canadian side, is situated at tlio foot of Lake Eric ; it contains at least 10U,000 inhabitants, and is the centre of a great traffic, brought to its door by the Eric Canal, thc New York Central Railroad, and the lake steamers. Fort Eric, where sonic hard fighting took place, is situated at the mouth of Niagara river, ahd is distant about eleven miles from Buffalo. Ridgeway, where thc, heaviest engagementIOPPENHEIMER k CO. beg to intimate that occurred, is a small town, some eight miles toi they arc prepared to receive, store and for- the west of Fort Erie, on tho lino of the ward to any part.of British Columbia every Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway, PortrOol* description of merchandise, on the lowest borne is situated at the Lake Eric terminus of possible terms. the Welland Canal, and is a village containing about twenty dwellings. The Welland Canal A KlFe-PrOOf BrfCk WarehOIISe is about sixteen miles in length. It was com-. menced in 1880, to connect Lake Ontario with _ „_.„,„„ /-.^ono i i . , , Lake Eric; its construction converted into an Jor STORING GOODS, has been erected and artificial island tho narrow peninsula that Consignors may rely upon tho sale and ex- separates the waters of Lake Ontario from Pedf.tl0u.8 transportation ot goods to their these of Lake Erie.—[Victoria Chronicle. |destination. Storage and Forwarding, YALE, B. C. PARTIES SHIPPING BY THE YALE-LYTTON ROUTE, Arc advised that KIMBALL & GLADWIN Have erected an extensive STOREHOUSE AND DOCK At Yale, B. C., and are prepared to Receive, Store & Forward Goods. The rapacity of tho Builtling is about .100 tous, and it is perfectly isolated, offering security from Fire seldom met with in interior tuwns. THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Incorporated by Royal Charter. Paid up Capital, . $1,562,500 With Power to Increase, DRAFTS ISSUED ON THE BANK'S BRANCHES: IN VANCOUVER ISLAND, VICTORIA and NANAIMO. IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. NEW WESTMINSTER, YALE, MOUTH QUESNEL and CARIBOO. IN THE UNITED STATES, SAN FRANCISCO and PORTLAND, OREGON. ON THE BANK OF MONTREAL IN CANADA, GrOCGrieS. JbTOVlSlOnS, o£C., Montroni? Toronto, Quodoo, Hamilton, London, King- LARtiK STOCK OF DR. J. E. BROTJSE, PHYSICIAN, SUKGEON, &c, CANADIAN LICENTIATE, ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF Groceries, Provisions, On hand, which will he sold on reasonable terms. GOODS RE-PACKED AND FREIGHTS ENGAGED AT THE LOWEST RATES. Parties shipping Goods through us, will mark to the rare of KIMBALL & GLADWIN. Yale, D. G., 2Sth May, 1806. 8 Fellows, Roscoe & Co. Desire to inform tlie inhabitants of the upper country that they have .opened a WHOLESALE AND JOBBING Iron and Hardware Store, AT YALE, B. C, ston, Cobourg, Belleville, Brantford. Brook* vllle, Whitby, Peterboro, 0'tawo, Quelpli, Goderloh, Stratford, Plctdn, Perth, Simcoc, St. Catherines. ON NEW YORK, Messrs. BELL & GU.NDRY, [Agents for tho Bank of Montreal.] ON SCOTLAND, Tho British Linen Company's Bank. ON IRELAND, Tho Union Bank of Ireland. ON ENGLAND, The Bank of British Columbia—Read Office, Lombard Street, London. GRADUATE OF McGILL UNIVERSITY, ILIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, MONTREAL, C. E., „ . , , ,. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Can be soiisulted daily at his office in Yale, I neit to Oppenheiraer & Co.'s store. DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES F O R S A L E. D GRELLEY & FITERRE, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in WINES, SPIRITS, &c, 4 Wharf street, opposite thc Royal Hotel, victoria, v. i., jCOLONIAL BAKERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE, MINING |TQi POR BIG BEND TOOLS, Etc., Etc. ' ' "" Which we arc receiving by every arrival from San Francisco and Victoria, and which we offer for side at reasonable rates, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. OPPENHEIMER-A CO. [NVITE attention to their large and well as- sorted atook of English, French and American flue MIXES nnd LIQUORS. Agent3 for Vancouver Island and British Columbia for Napoleon's Cabinet Champagne, Jules Muium k Co.'s do Douche Eils k Co.'s do Eugene Clicquot do Boker's Hitters, Bancroft's Cider, Sainscvain's Wines and Wine Bitters, Hosteller's Bitters, etc. To dealer.* purchasing in large quantities a liberal discount will be undo for cash. FRONT STREET, YALE, B. C. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened for any amount not i i _-n i. i l r n „. i u t less than One Hundred Dollars. And will keep on hand a full stock ol Iron, I bms recounted and Collected; and BIDb of Exohango Steel, Blacksmiths' Materials, Tools, etc., and ion Great Britain, San Francisco, and New York purchased. Government and other Securities received for safe custody; Interests and Dividends collected. (told Dust and Bars Purchased, Received on Deposit, or Advances made upon them. Yale, April, 1S66. 1 a good assortment of General Hardware. TERMS INVARIABLY OASH. May 28th, 1886. CACHE CREEK HOUSE. THE BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. THIS HOUSE is situated two miles from Bona-1 „ ,~ T __ parte and twenty from Savana's Perry, and has ESTABLISHED IN 1856. Incorporated by been Otted up for the accommodation of travellers to thu BIG BEND MINES. It affords tho host accommodation for man aud beast, The BAR is furnished With the hest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars,! And the TABLE is supplied witlf the best of vegetables, tfrown on this celebrated ranch. The services of a tlrst-ratc cook havo been secured. Good Saddle Horses for Hire AT THK STABLES. Royal Charter. Paid up Capital, Undivided Net Profits, $5,000,000 6C0.000 Head Office": 1, St. Helen's Place, London. The STABLES aro furnished with tho best of hay, Bj p- _ „ j rtntrnc : Uarlt'.v and 0Btei anJ " Boston," the- well-known pro- 1 l3dU, JTlGS cl II G U ti lV O S , prietor, ia always on hand to receive his guests QRBLLBY & KITEHRK, No. I Wharf street, Victoria, V. I. T. DE NOUVION, WHOLESALE MERCHANT IN GROCERIES/AND PROVISIONS, L/Q U O R S, Dry Goods, Clothing, &c, LYTTON, B. C. l The Big Bend Mines. CONSTANTLY OF HAND. A. McLARDY. TV. II. SANTORD. DRAFTS ISSUED on London. New York, Sin Francisco, Canada, New Brunswick,Nova Scotia, and on all the Branches of the National Hank of Scotland aid Provincial Bank of Ireland. Bills of Exchange and Gold Purchased. Interest on Special Deposits or Money allowed at tho rate of a (["art T of one per cent, p r month. pfr"Tho li.mk receives Gold Dust and Bars for Bafo keeping without oharge; undertakes tho purchase ami sale of Stock; the Collection of Bills ami other money business in the United States and British Provinces. ASSAY OFFICE. STORAGE AND FORWARDING. FIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSE ! PARTIES Desirous of Shipping Freight WITH DISPATCH will find it to their advantage by giving us a call before engaging elsewhere. ASrHaving our own Teams, we are prepared to Con- tract to carry from 10C0 to 200,000 lbs. for BIG- BEND or Cariboo. aLWAY k BAILEY. Yale, April 10th, 1888, g FOR BIG REND AND CARIBOO! A. BARLOW, Merchant and Forwarding Agent* Is now prepared lo SHIP QO0DS TO BIG BEND k CARIBOO Prom Savana's Ferry to Seymour.' 0N THB M0ST reasonable terms. Yale, B. 0., April 10th, 18M. i Thc undorsignod has his One SCHOONER "MONITOR," 50 Tons. Burthen, and SLOOP "HENRY," 12 Tons Burthon, Making regular trips from Savana's Ferry to Seymour. Both vessels have excellent accommodation, aud have Forwarding & Commission wiGo,d 1)llst >Mtl"-*""'--sayed'and returM made Business, SEYMOUR CITY, Read of Navigation ou Lako Shuswap. J. A. MARA, BEGS to inform his friends and the public that he will attend to any Forwarding, Commission or Other business iu connection with tho mines that may be entrusted to him. COLLECTIONS MADE. Seymour, 6th May, 1880. 5 thin 24 hours in Coin or li.ir.- Ores of every description carefully Assayed. N. B.—Any Instructions as to the disposal of tho proceeds of Gold Bust forwarded to the offloe iu Victoria for Assay will be carefully attended to. Victoria, V. I. J. G. SHEPHERD, Manager. N O T I C E . Steamer "ENTERPRISE." On and after May 28th, I860, the steamer will leave SODA CREEK MONDAY AND THURSDAY MORNINGS, AT DAYLIGHT. MILL LEAVE QUESNELMOUTH WEDNESDAY it SATURDAY MORNINGS, AT SIX O'CLOCK. FEED! FEED! FEED l|Prel*htfrra8^^9ktoQ««notaoutb,iKoper<ib. Steamer Enterprise, May 17,1800. 8 TIIE FINE STEAMER "LILLOOET," WILL LEAVE NEW WESTMINSTER FOR YALE —OK— Wednesdays and Saturdays, RKTURXIXG FROM YALE TO NEW WESTMINSTER —ox— Mondays and Fridays. REECE & CO., Offer to tho Trade CORNWALL'S RANCH. All Colonial Growth, from their Ranch at the Cliille whack. ffldS'REDUC^RAS PaMCUgerS anU ''rClght OORRALL ROOM FREE OF CHARGE. Sav»»*"s Ferry, M»jr,l$5«, WILLIAM MOORK 6 Oaf-Kay, Barley, Oats and Wheat, jFour Sptendid Team Horses FOR SALE. ALSO, A Four-Horse Waggon. Apply Ot the spot. Apply at Iks BUTCHER fiUOP, Front *lwt. Yale. THE STEAMER RELIANCE or ONWARD, WILL LEAVE • NEW WESTMINSTER FOR YALE On Wednesdays and Saturdays, RETURNING FROM YALE TO NEW WESTMINSTER On Mondays and Fridays. 5 British Columbia Tribune. WEEKLY PAPER. PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY. OFFICE—YALE. GEORGE WALLACE, Proprietor k Editor. .
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