DOMINION OF CANADA.

In the Dominion of Canada as in the United States, the telegraph is free

and untrammelled by governmental interference, and, next to the United

States, is the best in the world.

STATISTICS OF THE TELEGRAPH IN THE DOMINION OF

CANADA.

Number of miles of pole line, 6,746 miles.

Number of miles of wire strung, 8,935 miles.

Number of offices, 382 miles.

Number of messages (in 1867), 573,219 miles.

Gross receipts from all sources, $258,000

Gross expenses, 180,000

Of which, accruing for labor, 105,000

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