The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-19 00:00:00

THE WEST INDIES.

The West India and Pacific Steamship Company's
steamer Cuban, Captain Whitburn, arrived at
Liverpool on Saturday afternoon, with dates from
Aspinwall to January 20, Colon 21, and Port-au-
Prince, 27. The Cuban brings a full °Argo, and
16,000 dollars in gold, and 4,000 dollars in specie.
The uewa by this arrival is not of much im-
portance. There was nothing of interest to report
from Colon, and the intelligence from Port-an-
Prince uto the effect that order had been com-
pletely restored at Cape Hayti, and that trade was
very brisk.
A rumour was current in Panama to the effect
that aaveral Spanish merchant ships, laden with
supplies for the Spanish fleet in the Pacific, bad
been captured by some Chili= privateers, and
taken into Coquimbo.
It was stated, and generally believed, that the
Spanish Consul at Lima bad been requested to close
Ilia office and leave the city. The feeling against
Spain by the Peruvians was very bitter.

Cameras or • BRITISH VEBSIL BY • SPANISH
RIVINIIB ClMM.—Letters received today from Cadiz
moieties a fiagrant case of the illegal capture of • British mead
by &Spanish guardsmen& The British land Queen Victoria,
• vessel engaged in the Barbary trade, was chartered by au
English firm in Gibraltar to convey • cargo of iron, auger,
coebtosel, kn., to Larache, on the western omit of Barbary.
When between Tarifa and Cape Sparta], and, as it is
asserted, about 15 miles from the Spanish shore, she was
forcibly takes possession of on the 15th January by the
=guard a:et& Loro, carried into Cadiz, her crew
, and her papers retained. The whole matter has
• very piratical appearance, and its empicione character
is not lemseed by the circumstance that, although

the capture of an English veinal on the high sass is an
act of grays responsibility. no seem whatever of the evert
waspeen by the governor or any of ths authorities of
Cadiz to her Majesty's coned in that city, who beard of
the affair only incidentally after the lapse of some clays, and ,
lost no time in taking I step lice the protection of British
property, and in inequities prooesdings against the parties
emosened in its illegal mimeo. Ws base beard as yet
only one aids of the goes*" and do sot know what amyl-
r dons circomstanoss connected with the Qom° Victoria will
be alleged by the Spanish guardscosta to amount for the
seizure But if, as we are informed, the vessel was far
beyond the Seas of the Spanish maritime jurisdiction,
no suspicion reemetiag the destinatios of any part of her
eargo could justify her search or dateatioa —Gibraltar
Chronicle, Feb. 10.
DsorAren or TUB Warr Irou IdAna.--Borra-
Airrior, 17.—The Royal Mail Oamparty's steamer
ransmatin, Captain Sawyer, sailed Moos to-day. at S p.m,
with the mails for the British and foreign West Indies, OM
Pacific, California, Central Americo, to. She took out
105 preemie, a general auto includes( French jewellery,
4W4 ; Pnglih jewellery. 1,2721., and 2121. in ecninigam.

:Tee. of despatches on the Jantaies dia.
turban Wu published on Saturday. The most
ins Of the despitchee are not to be com-
pared ikdaterest with those of the former oollec-
tion, whiles many of them are of a merely fiirma/'
routine ohmmeter. Mr. Eyre transmits two maw
addreonerte himself from the inhabitants at dor
parishes at Manchester and Trelawny, referring iii
the riot IA Morant B'ai as a diabolical rebellion,
and his tomes, in which he states that these ad-.
dresses Will show bee Majosty% government that
the foul aspersions of the English press Are unde-
served. cMe also foreleg& a &lipstick signed by five
misiOnities of the Wideyan, London, and Baptist
n, which, after exProifirig their unfeigned
..
a to the Queen% pram, the petitioners
say.
We lamest the lawless ond brooders" °Wasik
year Majesty mast hero toss pined to Lam.
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took the . district of this blood in the mciagi
et nvidy edginess.% *V
and Mein Kit IdieWsso
is it , oar Malady wig, howsworopoosie ass)
s-
eamark is leave .tow swill* pained at. tho ro-
of thous • w 3;ll2VlrsdiuTiflclon or the lust,
and y by the serif& darticortion of life and pro-
perty w es his asmillad,bas keen perpetrated on the
sad We kegs id haw far then repo* WE
thy of hut, is order. tan Us truth maybe
covered, that, fee ths satisfaction of the pa
sad Si of the public Interests, the solos saga,
4=
quasi the outbreak boo be truly sad' seauratety
we ant swears l• implore that year Ma
may be y plasosd to. die& a full aid
in *soprani stionssion from to be
made isgo ti) whole matter, and also into room
for the igsoal that there is warmly a &blot or a 1
Feria Woad where disloyalty, midi**, and mar. i
" liscs
azaraproesed,,Det willetycleismin&that a stitoussaa st4l""di.,
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woods the satire Woad. We wog
lfg this rapist Syron Majesty because we
ao hops et the &sired hdortaation being Aerobe powered,
sad besieges we fool we should be wasdag is daty to your
Majesty, to ouswemopsloas, and to ourEngfallow-caistrrissn, .se
well as * the roll bodies land, which we repro-
seat, and other phibiathropio in
friends of the iimaacipatod
moos 1h tin sad other portions of your Majesty% do-
Wakes. were we not humbly but sarastly to gape&
saes for so authoritative inquiry into an event which is
Et.
1 umemeedented in the likatocEill the °ahoy, whisk very
Wines the Aland at e, and from which we are
if your Majesty grant oar patiteme,aitat
and solatery bass may be learned by all dupes
lid So hdishitante. Fervently praying that B. by whom
IklageZysad princes &woe justice mixing preserve
in health sad hoopla's, to rule in tha offs-
= at a devoted and loyal people, sad may Notions to
the WM& snobs, over whist' your Majesty so happily
bbeansw*, that peas sad prosperity with whisk e
torzto bee bees so highly favoured, we raisin your
% faithful and loving subjects. (Speed.) John
Olarpdst missionary ; Jos. W. Bowbothani, Wealoysa
Walesa ; James Gordon Banish, Baptist missionary ;
Jwies Mao, Leaden Miseionary Bodo*: Benjamin Mil.
laiA &OM saisioaary.
In &pother despatch, Mr. Byre, referring to Mr.
Clablweirs inquiries respecting the manner in which
Di. Underhill's letter obtained publicity in the
colony,, denies Dr. Underhill's statement that he
(Mr. lyre) published it, and states that it is not
• , considering the number of persons in
whose the letter was placed for rams& by
the goy r, a copy should have got abroad.*
The d etch covering the 'memorial of the
sula
miasio 'es, dated January 8, is the last bear-
ing Byre's signature. oa, tho am? (r..
Sir Henry Storks enclomes the proorms.Voriir he
issued on assuming office.
The despatches from Mr. Cardwell are fourteen in
number, and are chiefly interesting on account of
their enclosures. Among the latter is a letter to
Mr. Cardwell from Mr.F. A. B. Vinen, complain-
ing that he was arrested at Kingston without
warrant or reason assigned, that not a *embleme of
a charge was eves made against him, that be was
kept in prison, his health injured, and his practice
broken up, and all this although he had carefully
held aloof from public affairs. In two other de-
spatches Mr. Cardwell disallows two Acta of the
Jamaica Legislature, one establishing whipping as a
punishment for larceny, and another enabling
magistrates to " apprentice" persona under the ego
of sixteen convicted of petty larceny. Mr. Card-
well token:pita to Sir Henry Storks a copy of a
petition to the Queen from the inhabitants of the
parish of St. Thomas-in-the-East, dated five weeks
before the riots which broke out there, and which
is as follows :
St. Thomas-in4be-Fast, Sept. 5, 1865.
To the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty.— We your Ma-
festy's most dutiful subjects, the freeholders of St. Thomas -
hathagest, Jamaica, having beau Warmed that your Ma-
jesty has been pissed to investigate is the state of this
island by some isformatices bays been laid before the
*rate, upon whisk isivodigation the plasters complain
that the black people are less, and will not work, unto
which we most humbly beg to implore your Majesty's at-
tention to oar bumble communicatios. The planters give
us thirty chaos for our day's task, which we
are usable to finish. We must state that when we
won slaves we never had such heavy work, and afterhaving
finished those number of chains, with the expectation at
the end of the week to obtain the amount of 65., we gene-
rally gets Is. fd. to ts. 6d. for the whole week's pay, which
goal purchase us coo day's food. Can this support our
family ! The island has been ruined, rionssquieotly, of the
advantage that is taken of us by the manages of ths
stets- Another subjoin which we most pitifully begs to
implore your Majesty s attention. Whenever we have a
case which may be takenbefore the pianter magistrate'
they gives us so satisfaction whatever, hut combine' with
sack other adtakes away our rights. Wo mast humbly
beseech your Majesty that it may please your Majesty to
appoint a stipeadisry magistrate to sit at every court-day,
as may enable us to obtain satidectios W. have
also to state that onuisqamitly the island has bar
abolished, all the sugar estates, coffee moustaiss, brred!og
and grazing fare, that won in cultivation in former
days, have been thrown up, which lies actually brought a
famine opus the hods. There are many young peraoos that
wars from respectable comisions have suffered very grist
adversitiosbosot having anything to do, warns if all
those properties were in cultivation they could Nisbed
aronething to do. Ws prays that it may Pease your
Majesty's arses to send the Americans to cultivate thaws
thrown up properties, as may enable os to get something to
do. All we ask is, that your Majesty may he pleased to
°maids over the state of this island, and render the poor
some assistance. And that your Majesty's life maybe long
spared, and that the blessings of those ready I. perish may
rat Co you. This is the sincere wish of your most bumble
petitioners. (Signed) AZDRIW Rosa.
(And 39 others.)

• The Jamaica neempaper in which the letter first sp-
peered Mated that it bad received it from one of the =s-
team.

A supplement to the London Gazette was pub-
'idled as Saturday, containiog an mooned of the investi-
ture of his Majesty Leopold IL, King of the Belgians, with
the magus sad habit of the Moat Noble Order of the
Garter at Brussels, an the 12th inst.
The Paris Union announces that another body
of 143 volunteers for the Papal army left Brussels • few
days back. en their way to Rome, headodiby Baron de
Turk de Yews.
The Berlin students have just given a grand
ovation ito Professor Gonat on aricotutt of les speech is
the Chamber at the Hoverbook motion. Is general his
testes« are sot attended by more than a hundred stadaate,
but on this comae upwards of five hundred assembled,
and cheered him eathusisethally. N. Genet thanked
them for the hamar, sad added that he should be happy
if his lectures contributed to form firm and upright judges
who would never emasent to deviate from the law.
Tue Ramo= Dawsunkas ITALY AND Aurritga.--
The Memorial Diptoreetique Mys:—" We ma sanowsee
that the goverment' of Austria and Italy are about to p
of
ro-
em& to an armageramt for the reciprocal anistioratios
their consoler sod commereial relations. Austria will not
bg that peosesillag seems* the kingdom of Daly. hat she
will consent that the stipulations of the dactro-fiardinian
Treaty of Commence of 1862 shall be extended to the pro.
&optical' of the whole kingdom."

To-noir, Fm. 19.
°alma off 'M DAT.
.001110 Magee gel--committee; National Debt Beam-
Vll
moditeslwase—commlierts Sinalye • Beath slit Penedos
Manhe Pothishaßill—commitessi
None or VOTIOnIi.
Yr. Bunnit—'To ask e Storstafy of State for the Colo-
ides, with referent to the Wowing passages In Governor
Eyre's despatches, vis., of Ithositer 20. 1866 :—" Yr.
Gordon wee Mug span most senthuive testi.
sem; that the Market Bay maessose o wed ito origin to his
seditious teaching.;" of October' 0, in which he states that
he " hilly comers is the jostles of the sentence* passed on
Mr. Goedm, sad "is the poliey, of carryiwg it into effect.
There no be Mile health I think, that whatever Mr..
Gallon:a isteations may have . been, it is entirely
doe to his 'rethink bed adores, and oddiess lan-
guage among the_psheastry of this colony that the p-
hallic.' broke oat ir sod also to the despatch from the
Seceetury el Bode he the Oneonta of Novi 2t, Ia tenth be
sib 3oveiner Eyek " sespeedlly ea psesibth" to send him
"all dempents and evidence " rendre to the mots—
whether the Secretary of State for the Colones has yet
received the "moat conolutith testimoof " Welled to by
Gooney/ Ent
TO-nonotn, Pu SI
Norio= or AMON&
Mr. Gilpin—To ask the UndereSecrostary State he Indio
Ifthe Wootton of the govoncoset to re-introdlito the
14ARIMPErnj d thfilaitiseprocr
reeaa
If any end what represset•tices have been meth the
Majesty's government to the governess United
States in reference to the Fiona organinlion io America
and oho especially en to the employment of United States
offiosre, the issue of bonds of the moaned Irish mobilo,
and the threats mad* to levy war upon the domino= et
her Majesty by tbat organisation.
Mr. D. Griffith —Postmaster General—Bill to melds
the Postmaster General to sit in the Haase of Commons.
Mr. Whalley—Turnpike Reeds—Bill to provide far the
mitintenanes of the turnpike roads of dolorEnglan Wales as
public highways, sad for the discharge of debts due
thereon by veluatary osmandatioo.
Mr. Weans& Tarries—Artisans end Labourers' Dwell-
ings—Bill to provide bettor dwellings for 'slimes sad
labourers.
Mr. CArg —Elective Franchise—Bill to extend the
elective hanshies for cities sod intones. Esglaed sad
Wales.
Mr. Bouverle—Act of Uniformity—ln committee of the
whole house, to move fur leave to bring in a bill to repeal
inetam portions of the Act of Uniformity.
Mr. Crawford—East India Communication—Select com-
mittee to inquire into the practisal working of the presort
systems of telegraphic and postal oommuniostione between
this constr.! and the East Indio.
Mr. Colvile—Clerks to Jordon—Bill to prevent clerks
to justices is counties conducting the proneastioe of soy
Offends: committed for trial by the Pieties or patio's for
whom be is actor g as clerk.
Mr. Goldney—Prossautios Expenses—Bill to extend the
law relating to the expenses of prosecutions, and to make
provision for expenses °notaries of felony and certain inis-
riemeaors before essoilmag magistrates.
Mr. Brace—Vbeciasticsa—Bill to consolidate sad amend
the laws relating to vacciestioo.
WILDIZID AT, FIB. 21.
0111121 OP MS Day.
Juries is Criminal Coes Bdl— owed teed's&
TliOnfiDaY, Yea.
ORDIAII Or TSB DAT.
Exchequer cod Audit Departments Bill—second readies ;
Jamaica Government BM—second reading.
NOTICia or Morforre.
Lord Stanley—To ask the Under Secretary et State for
India whether he is prepared to Male what steps will be
taken by government io coesequeons of the report of the
sexed commission on the grisva.hes of India* officers.
Lord Stanley—To seek the Secretary of State for the Co-
imbra whether it is intended to transfer the Strain settle-
ments from the Indian to the Colonial department ; or whe-
ther that project has been definitively abandoned.
Mr. Damian—Registers (Sooidaad)—lielsct committee to
ioqoir• into the state and working of the registers, general
and particular, io Scotland, for the registration of wises
sad other writs relating to Mad, sad to report what armed-
moots may be advisable fee imploring the minim system,
and for facilitating sod cheapening tee mating of sesiches
is such rogistors.
IPSIDAT, FIB. 23.
Notices or Monona.
Mr. Maguire—To ask the Atiorsty-Geoeral for Iselasd
whether he considers the presses. WAN a the law, ponce,
and procedure of the Irish Coro tof Admiralty sitistactory
whether there is say special roam why a measure of reform
should Pot be based moo the report mad recommendation
of the tort oommismou of 1664 ; and whether it is the
int/adieu of the government to allow
an
maths to
elapse before such measure be oreclicollf nedertelf= or to
Introduce it this year in saMciest time to off fair
chance of its being p mod during the present sertions
On going into Committee of supply,
Mr. S. One—To call attend. n tithe report of the Deep
Sea Fishery Commisseso, and to ask the President of the
Bond of Trade whether her Majesty's goversinect liaised
to carry into effect the recommendation thereof respecting
the deep sea oyster fishery.
Mr. D. Griffith—To sib the Cbteollllo7 of the Exchequer
whether be is aware that certain railways have commenced
earryine newspapers along the whole eaten of their liase
by means of an adhesive stamp of the priced a halfpenny
for each transmission ; and if so, whether it would not be
expedient that the stomp kr the •liansmierioa of news-
papers by the Poet Office should be reduced to the same
amount.
Mr. G. Hardy—To call attentios to a moot decision of
the House of Loris on the ming of the Mersey Docks ; sod
oak the president of the Poor-lens Board questions as to the
conduct of the board In coseequeoce of that decision ;and
also es to the istenttio of the gweeresseet with respect to
the law of rating morally, end esevriaily as it affects clas,
litchis ionisation, such as sexed", hamiten, ha.
Mr. W. Benet—To move that on Tuesdays (sepeelally as
being days uo which government business is not geberelly
brought forward) the house do meat at 12 o'clock and else
' at or bakes 6 Ade*, as on Wediresiays.
Lord Elelso—To ask the Obaocellor et the Emulsions
whether the appointment ef Mr. Boxali., ILA" as disease
of the Nationel Gallery has been made with the knowledge
and concuromos of the trustees : Whether his appoistmen
is in any way due to the 6r:similes°,
whether ft of his
is
' bard the Royal . 1104siej : AM ,
el the argateieseet a Boyd Amissaisien is thisionsione
by,
! to *stabil-eh • precedent for the ansotios from the Bayed
/ Academy of all future directors of the Nathan
Mr. Lehmann—To call the arise* nof th= to
losesoresy of tats metrallity kw k .imalgivis is kill
oar Misread...nal obligations towards forego evantries.
. I Mr. S.• dytona —To sit the Secretary of Blade for
I the Colones whether he has may objection to lay epos

moral :movement ea the pasta those shamed with poem.
vier the public peace Bat the am, was soon expleibed
in the batches of mimes being led b ibe befog
station-loess& Them bet taken into mutt* VIES
strangers to Dahlia, who bad bees there for some Vise
I pest, without say appareet employment, but whip were
mom in lest •el aseasy, and stopped at rasped.
able hotels aid leigleg-tioases is eminent style.
'these persona had boa for a cossiderable time ender
the ibis theervatitia of the polies, as at was alleged
'that they had Dome bore Nth Stiertea, Eagloodie
add Soodsed for so good Peratha The as° LS se.
rested this swing were the petioles whom dime
and.. meted &pantie°, showed that they bed boom
midgets at the other side of the Atlantic. Although it
was Mown to some ponces that the Habeas Oarpos Ash
would be esepeadeL them whom the seepsesiee was likely
to adept did not think that they would be interfered with
for et ,leant elreek, which would give them *IMO time
to Make their arrangements for a well planned devotion to
Livemiook and aliewbere ; bat within( oteldmeeed that
ettrinii en hinge Poomed os this moraine. Some of them
were in bed, others were dressing, and some were at
lereekhat, when the polioe came on them by surprise t
sod ghee they saked what charge wee against them, to as
listens. would they :melee soy reply. No time was give
for coemennication with brigade or immeshes, amt se fest so
the ,aerie wee mails the prima were harried off to the
asatent steelea-iteases, where they were looked up with.
out being charged with any effaces, nor even told why
they were taken hat* custody. The mond class of psi.
sours takes were pdn6pelly strangers that had
been rediDng la the emote rljoising the South Liberties,
and who, like their freed& who bad beset shopping is various •
hotel. and ledgieg-heasse be the eity„ had no ompatioe bat
walking aim% mil who were mearicabile for nom being
is want of meerey. Up to 2 o'clock 120 persons bad
been takes into comedy, and the cells of the ststicotheetess
we: mosivieg every meneut sew inmates in the shape of
suspected Fathom. It is stated that the goverement, fn
saticipstion of the passing of the Act for Suspending the
Haler Corpus, lamed a posed warrant late night for the
arrest of an peewees inspected of being ocommed In "The
Fenian Coamincy." The police have been active in camp.
hog oat their instruct/ma, and the promptness with wheat
the mute have Mee male gave no time for Novice
redstines.
A later edition of the same journal says :
As the day advanced the arrests became more frequest
sad general, sad from every direction peleasece, ailed-
pally well :Imaged and remeetable-looking mss, were
to be sem goieg to the varioss stationthoesse, where
large maim, of the polies were kept on reserve duty
Is CHI their services shotthi be required. The reseed
.recut, prevailed throughout the city, as it was
gwerolly rumoured that the large number of FOAMS
new, to Dublin would mist any tattler arrests being
mares; bat in so testa/tee could we lists that any such at.
tempt VW Made se Is likely to mar. The neighbourhood
119=ledsotheoh for menthe peek has bees the ream.
wfio bid arrived in the country from Amelia,
who had boss la the Federal army, and who were
strongly suspected of being concerned la " the
movement," was visited this morning at en
early hour by the pollee of the E division, and a large
amber ci stalwart looking men were taken Into melody
end takes to Ratien in es 'tattoo -house, where they werelooked
up. Primers from publiothouses, drapers establishments,
workshop, factorise, ho., were brought in, but in se
Memos charged nor Mimes& on what ground they
were detained, and it wee sad to witness the wives
and &LW= of the prisooars collected in the neigh-
bourhood of the station-bow, seeking permission to
speak to their relatives, which had to br. in all memo
refused. The great majority of them now in keep-
ing of the polite am perms inupected of tab*
leading petioles in " the conspiracy," and it M
stream with what facility the amiable' sitoceeded la
getting at them whoa they were required. At two
o'clock, when the workmen left off for dinner, umbel
of them were arrested. At the outetations in the
constabulary districts sends* the city inspected persons
have bees captured is domes' and it is stated that at the
time we go be preen not is. than 260 suspected Eccles
have bees deprived al their liberty in Dublin and its ismer
diet* vicinity. The military in gamine bays received
enders to remain within their Wreaths, and to be ready foe
any emergency et a moment's notice, but notwithstanding
ell these pram:aloes there is met the slightest sign of any.
thing to ream slum is any part of the metropolis save the
ensponsice of the Habeas Corpse Ask to throe who hem
taken part in the Feniss wrovisaay.
The same journal states that arrest. os el'arges of Fe-
Maoism are reported from various parts of the couotry.• ;In
a small inlay la Sligo thirteen men have been Nikon into
custody ; as a place in the musty Clare, fear ; and is the city
of Cork one. In ems Malmo.' those arrested were beta
to bell, while other, were remanded. The polies continue
to promeate their swam for arm', bat without any result.
Yr. Whelan, a draper, of Ammer-street. Dublin, the emir
of the coach-home and stable ne Looeford.leme in *Welt
an extensive seism of arose, he., was made some time AOC%
has bees committed for trial, bat be he here admitted be
beil.

DUBLIN, SUNDAY NIGHT.
No additional arrests have been made in Dublin.
A shot was fired at the poet-office guard of the mail
train from Cork on his way to the post-office, early
this morning, in Capel-street. Be was not injus&
On Saturday night a public-house keeper named
Byers was accidentally shot and dangerously
wounded by a person named Sutcliffe, a clerk in a
private bank.

Tffi SUNDAY LIACTUEZI AT.Sr. MANYINt&-NALL.
'fte Sunday League have published a statement of the abr.
of
Cher under which these lectures were responded, mid
of their proposed future course. In consequence of the
notice from Me fiebbeimians. the solicitor to the proprietor
of Bt. Martin's-hell refused to alow of its use after Sunday,
Jemmy 28, and on that weeping Mr. Mem. Wing as Do.
atm to the executive meenottee. misemosd that the
"Sunda Byeniep for tbe reople " would
of
until their
legality hi.d been det-rmoied in the Court of as
en... Beech,
as it was thee slowly understood that Br. Baxter, repro.
esetleg "The Lard's Day °heiresses" party, would raise
no
vexatious difficulties, but bring the mater to
trial without delay. The committee were anxious to
have the plat Meted, mil on this uodersiendies
alone were willies to suspend the lectures. It will be
tamped with surprise, therefore, tha Yom*ter (for it
=levies accomplished the i peepers el
the lactates, be takes no further action, row
disks say arrsogimeot baring been made to that affect.
Lieder them unexpeeted theueseteecce the executive er
plied to the *gent of Ms hum to fulfil his edgiest ocestrael
for the sae of the have oo the following Sundays, for which
he had already received the rent. Swamps so strong a
Smiles wee mate to the lady lessee (who it was sail
would be ruined if she lost her llamas, hams( no ether
resources swept those derived from the hall), that the ex•
motive fat that they could not ligh the gees
Bee with his seder such cirammetesms, and rasa
Mealy eseseated to receive beck the two weeks rent.
The executive, still atroeg In the belief that Wear
tiosal whiresess aseetieted with sawed maiumis is. set
opposed to she spirit DOT men to the letter of the law.
Gave made content sad day efforts to MEM Ober
callable placesh whisk the " Sundae Evening for the
People" meld be secusiinuod. The deffieultice whisk hens
premeated themeares here bees beyond dermiptiom The
committee, however, ere espotiatiog for the use of the
etreed lamb Bail wad BoutiPplees Chapel to be opined
ea the seas weenieva. They timaght it weskl he swirl.
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