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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03
IMPORTANT.

We are informed from authority whicI, there is nc
reaon doubt, that orders were feu TO lord Melton
by the Britiih government, about the latter end of
September, TO attack the combined 6eets IN Cadiz
barbor, ioon poiible no matter what the rcpit
might be- If 70, we may HortIy exr.a nevs Of the
frlt Importance from that quarter.
t7dY,sSJt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %.

Ertraa efA After, dated Loados, Stpf. 90.
Since my lar, which gave you a general
idea of our po'fics---Ind which repreknted tire
idea OF 4 c05tDsIGsI war ~ cbimrrical, eyeotf
have occurred WHICH auznr UrfivNsahiY to che
Wi bes Of thofs whO love peace.--The Morgipg
Ccroiicje feai syish 'hi5, will give you q ai,
viev Of Our preIent SITUATION.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03
McCABg e. wAL!crR,
WITCH y CLOCK MAKrps.

N he e',0r, beyt gsaoffr I1s555. Gaebhs' S!o,,
Rifbs7osd
CFFFR ticir fervices 10 tie putl;e. From, e,;a
> attcnto.',o all command. aprertai,,iry IN H.
bul'reis' ard che pains that " II he brifooed I,
the exetu ci 81 ;heir work, they have full cDGsSs~,s
to hope Tor r.lt uarce cf tie lagotrs fhry nav -,
ceve or at e'-c viii be sske,i in repairing ey Il
d ~stcl', gn] q. ets. :
ID sca,cs :. ne
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03

Captain Cady, Of the Nancy, from Liverpool, in
FORMS Us hat the 18th Of October, in lar 40. so
long. 10 hr pxhed through French fleet Of twenty
81 Of the iiue and fix frigates, of which (the Her
ini'e Of Al guns fpoke him-Capt. c. fupppies thsy
were bound from Cadz for Breit as they were Aeer.
inS that coure with fair wind, and were not more
than 4s hours fail from it.
1ze,es1fiis HSyfyEyf,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03

Captain B,tSA, firm Cib,nlt.,, .vLes Bio gsfs,,,.
"nisL get on @O,sH Co5ga iP ,scrl, byesgjf pnh.,
Of Ot'0be' b. from zsL5 the Igaesf itsrsGisp sars-
gyapA are eotiedS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03
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1be joholc Ffiy-S are '1V,ifen IN TIE frns ssk
'H Of bortie insb;rafioa.-Hs mn9 be an in.
'r"5,6(e 6oson that j, not t1lcf7eS b. tire pat.os
Gft6s concluding Gapaa.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03
NETWORK, November 25.

The fhip Bath, in Mort paIfage from Liverpool.
vas beiog Ia evening. We anticipate the receipt
otater intelligence from England than any we have
Hitherto publiihed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03

ANECD07E or F0oTs.

An eccentric P5,Le,. for,e yeyr. 400. cron.a ,
hop under the walls OF the Kings Bench priio, m
Windows Being broken when he ertere.ii hr mead
ed them with paper, OF which appeared SI,,vp a.,
psnnv" with The uIual invitation to eutlon,er,. an
oyer his door was ferawlcd the following poctry ''
FIRE GD- T-nysy I1JicJf,
Sho7r' az 4cN ar my nan in EaoloaL
ELu9G--aef gsac. y1
FoorE, (who loved any thing ecees,ric,. Jaw ,a.6
ineriptions.nrd hoping to evtra0 fome wi, from, 81
author, whom be jnfly concluded to i've AN odd cb,s
raGer, he pulled of his hat and thrulling his bs,d
through paper pane intothe fbop. called ont, &c u
Jenny Wrigh; al home ?" The Barber in,,peJa,sI,
forced his own bead through another pane to ~
tree, and replied No iir he has u,i bsbi out
f'"'' laughed heartily, aad gave the n4n guinea.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03
NEW-YoRK, November o5.

Es.'a9 Of letter fo1, tie captain oftbe is Eater
P'i=' Of t5is port 70 hi, esvaers, dcd Nai/ax, Noe.
7t5, 1905.
The thips Enterprise, Eugenia, Hamilton. and
Zulena are all laid over for further proof the fol-
lowing points,
]. Certificates of the growth, produce, or manu-
faaure of the cargo.
q Under what certificates the fame was admitted
to entry into the ports Of France, whether under the
foreign reduced duties
8. What are the French laws upon this fubiea
and what limitations impored upon return car gees
The ships are all going to be hauled to the wharf
and discharged"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03

ST. LOUIS, ooth Sent lsc5.
he ABOVE true copy from the original on file
i'll the Adjutant aud Inlpeefor's Office.
(Signed) THOMAS Fl. Cusy,yo
~, hg. and Igio.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03

Ciarkenrg. HarriJan Comfy,
(Pirg.I NoV. IL, 1895.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03

Extrna ola dJpatebf from the miniRer oftoreisn
relations TO NJ. Otto, miniRer bienibotent;ary
efkismaie9y The emperor and king, at the court
ofDfiMieb.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03

.Jobn G.. JariJtn.
Gr0-s- T'rkaa.
~; liam Iaie,
EfIL SfH!sycH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-30

rs wonders You muG % dli-pclnteo.
| ar 200 much occupied wnh 'modcrI af-
fairs % r4nflcl catacombs. or climb pyra-
mids - for thc fame reaionl have not umc
to crafty turio1.Cy; and as to wonders, can
only notice, whar Cannon help beng I'M
preiItt wiki, tts 7sendsytH igreraHce qoeH-
drtli Euti4iy; qyendfJAl tyranny, SHa Q0'n-
aeJJa zcrtlcbesi.fj5 which 70 itrougiy mark
the fearures Of country once the wonder q
the world for Science, Miifdori, wh0iciome
Police and national happiacfs. Here is mat
Ter 70. yoluinn; : can only devote tx lines
10 efuBiect Not man reads here yet
none bar thipks ltinifelf ditinely tabght.
The K1rcLjej, Of whom ! have juf lpoken'
il li;tlc e-.curtion to gather r5rrT5stf2Af
has cur Of between City and f','y Pcallnts
heads for nc other crime than b3Us'J; and
'iult without the e1tern ga;c'ot this village,
a gallows is now erecting 10 hang chiid OF
twelve years, the only ION Of achief ot';he
village Rahdnaa.1, bttaule his father can
not pay the contribution l-yied on him 7! I!
CODE IIhna5 mex lb.t j4g o;i.l'-t" 80 ~
t.IT.t1H-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-30
d" JANUR'Y b, 1905.

SINCE began this letter circumstances
have accumulated TO render our iituation
more awkward, AMI, NAV wei GDy. lrdic-
ulous. The next day after cur entering
the l,oulc whccc W quarter, ,la.t+s was
pitched upon thU terrace d an adjoining
houlc, and i'mk;tI, guard mounted there,
tsad,r prcttnce Ct freb 1i'-j armed Turks
were ient iI5o the houfe for thc PurPoi1 p
accompanying Us Is a Etfguar! II oHr~allT
and 4 c1rtnei was placed II ear door. II
the lower court. 70 tyep"t '"t'WtoH5. IN
!houIh thcit arrangements wercOa8Ly P2hfe,
Aould have been very willing 70 have dit
pehied with thems YET, by appearing frank
and ealy with me rurkifh General has ldt
picions !e1meI to have lubfded. Il rcceiv-
el all thelc marks Of vigilance as marks Of
attention thanked him for his ciyuities
aud afLred him i tAould be carefcl to make
iritable mention Of them 10 he FreEdend,
any matter. By this kind Of adula'ion, yef-
to-day, 70 much drew h.in from his guard,
that he opened his heart, and uncquivocal
~ confe1led, thar IA ~: prltt rnwyfd
daie of tgrtt ne Tartt o4gbtxo E5lpof! sveyy
ba!ys gbsri4iy he Eagii@ 5yt hey bSd Pc
cYfisy rlaj5nf far M1Petsing rs as IL; French
C1giy! had Aee!srra rs Brittle Sbis5 - What
does not. that fa9aee merit for this wanton
aud bafc manner of expoGng our lives TO
The infamy Of gibbetl hope not 70 meet
him at Ahxandria."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-30
Communications.


Melirs, AbAMs and jerks,
WAS much gratifcd to day oil hearing that an
application has been Gencd by a relpectab number
OF citizens, and preieHtcd a. the Stccmen rccuging
them 20 call meeting Of the Inhabitants I'd take INTO
confederation the expcdiencv Of ung ail lawful means
10 prevent the erection Ot ItI:ys il this town either
by applying TO the Legislature to pals law or, to
take what other mcclure they nay then think pro
per 10 adopt TO prevent the fame.
This meeting, l IGand, y..I be on MONDAY the
teventh OF October, II D o'clock q. M. II is hODed
that 10 one czel Cnths cCcahOn will iav Ills hufnes
ilch, that it Is inpobe Tor him TO leave X. ~ THAI
enough will attend without him Ict every enc reco-
lect that il mpoihbe thar ~ BY, attendance and
RATIONAL conduit, he may fave iron. dhpaon or rl-
m has Child As relation acquaintance If this IS
Polble let each be determined quit his ordioa-
~ ayocatins for a fhort time, % attend the meet
ing, ard have the subj, q fully dtcufed. IT then il
fhould appear, t!at the P--s 6aPbs5 -tY and
5f :. the town will be promoted by eraLti1-a theatre
large wooden building, ltnries high, 15 or 6O feet
in length and forty feet IL idth this pacc, lwhich
has already been once reduced athc and especially
in lection az the town where il i fhoud take Gre
there can carcely Efficiency Of water be produced
.or the ordn2ry uesOf families they will then uudoubt
edy ufs alliega means 20 erect and compeat a build
ing of tA-: d-iclption ana in fuch part Of the town
before alluded n Oh the other hand the irha5itans
hould feel enibe that theatre erected ~ aforelaiz
wi r-ott aluredlv operate rs care rather Ihau
blehng, undoubtedly they viii frankly and candiify
express their ientnen- conduct with ipirit and er
ergy, and endeavour % prevent its eitab:Elment-
Shorld the latter be the dc; rninaion Of the town.
Prcs1mc one who las any reputation To loic, viii
in any wife al, favor OF promot- I'll, completion.
ON o. MANY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-30
=" AlexandrIG, Feb. IS, 1903.

" We arrived Og;rh the Bailay and flute,
al The Englih cut between Aboukir Bay
and the lake Of Meriotis, week ago lat
Wednesday ;--Herc re had new difficult.
ties 70 encounter 5 lhe French Conful
had been before-h hand Of me, in gaining th-
Admiral Of this port, and Governor Of the
city Ind they, ccnfrduentiy came 10 a
relolution not 10 permit .he BAiliaw 70 Gu
ter the city, nor 70 embark At this port.
argument was uielcfs, for We were roo la,e
in our application Of it :--But we felt ID
other Inconvenience than delay for The
Baihaw had before came 10 a relOlutiCn To
march By land to Derne and BengaG and
hr now moved round The lake 70 form his
camp at Arabs tower, about Sc mileJ welt
of the old OFT Of alexandria. In the mean
time | itated 70 the Ficeroy the contends
his letter Of amnetty fnif red from his (ub
alterns N this place in conicquence 81
which he addrettcd Jfrnf7n, by a cbdHr,
10 the GOVERNOR, commanding immediate
compliance with the intention Of his letter
of amneRy; and impofng fine on him of
t7ur1ty fVe tb9ylapd plaitrcs. This gives US
final triumph il a Eypt though / confels
| could have witheh the Viceroy's relen:
mcnt had not falIenl 70 h-ay.ly upon his diff
obed;euJ Governor. | did no: think it pru
dent to advilc the Baihaw to ent er the CT
ty, left vengeance ihould rctaiate on him
the chaitiement he has brouZnr upon his
Turkilh broth r Of this place. We ihall
therefore, take up our line Of march through
the DCryt 81 L;bia towards D:rne, next
Wednesday,
d" Our party con6fts Of hrc hundred men.
One hundred of whom are chriaians re-
cruitcd on the fpot, and employed in our
irrvice. We flan make A fand at Bomba.
and wait the return Of capt. Hull, with
iuppIics and reinforcemrnts, to fcize the
provinces Of Dernc and Bengal for which
purpof- he fails for the RENDEZVOUS the dav
after tomorrow.
" Here is lketch II rort from Tri2o-
Il, ient up BY the enemy to prevent Hamct
8aihaw being pe' mitted ID leave Eavpt !;
bus not having with him The only argument
which carries al caulcs here, the poor devil
mutt = back, IN fcafon only to give I,fuf-
Bllhaw Information of the fate which a.
waits him.
Uo mellaref arc import d, be NUT
Ay his kingdom or die How glo ious
would B; ihc exhibition, n Zee aar ff4lsp
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-30

Tjonts D1t74., csc. is removed from the Office Of
Potnaler at Greenfield, MATS for the crime of df-
terns in opinion from the prefent rehabilitation Ills
fuccefor, Mr. hz5rys Ec5, is declared to lie ncompe-
tent fulfil the duties OF the otcr; he boated that
he could have had il any lime within thefe thret
years Pal could he have g5 any body to fupernter4
Il for HIM" Does iuch proceedings indicate de-
IRE, on the part Of the government, to quench the
Prefcni fame OF party diicord ?-H.s,A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-30

Prefurnng that whatever refpects our entefpriGng
counryman, viii be acceptable to our readers we have
evoted large proportion Of the Gazette give place
% Letter from him, ADDRESSED To friend ia this fate
This letter has i'll the poacTon Of fevcra gentle
men il this town, but motives ofecacy have withheld
i from tn publicince it has appeared II the Ccntinei
thcle rea,ors no longer exit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-30

We have received feveral communications respect
Ing the proPrety Of erecting Theatre in this town
Tho the fuhiect is too local % be intereAing 10 moH
ot our readers dfpohtioA ob!igc thofe whom W.
reckon among beIt friends, has induced Us II give
publication TO two wlich embrace the principal ideas OF
the others
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-30

MEssrs ADAns n Jrv-5
RELYING upon your innartia-i.y, o-,a tlr
following ohiervat7ns for iai--an il sJ-- IaPer-hy
giving them publicity. VIII ob..ge
\ CITIZEN OF PORTLAND
Having undevlood that ? nurher Of individ14.s
have relueed the Seiaciuea tn cali a town meeting
on Monday the 7th IF October ncrt, the ohie.1 Nj
WHICH NJ r1 iee if the town viii pettral, 1t -a
opHs n l4w pruhHing the eretiff. rs L.1--E
"A'7A v" = 2ars 90 -,sef7r !'iaaF- :-s-s-- +
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-30

k- Cafie. ak ran 6ycPa,ed y5e, fer hii G4ys
Gsss, b' 6ea a7a7aday orTid gre slrt 54y a.
v,tisiag JrisaA, rvbst Ta.rf gyatey a4t4o-rIsg
gH1 jt.tit continuance d tbu7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-30

~.
ThchF accounts from Europe, mention, thar thr
combined fleets failed from Vg0, on tic 7JL Uf lu-
guH, and Lord NcIio was IT'D purfuit uf thcn
ID Isrgi-.I The military commander have received
late orders 70 hold thcmtlves in readiness 10 march
II the Clor;cG notice, fload Bonaparte attemc an in
v4Goa: whict. ,Ac LnElfa appear to with rather than
fear.
Troops are continually matching from the interior
w France tn THE coat wv Holland IA powerful force
y coiiv-a XVI proceed from the TcreI, but tie Ubea
WI il iskept Iocr-t.
Ru,i4 continue. with grea, activity her arlic pre-
garatio
The blockade OF Cadiz, by Bri,iih Fleet Is contin
ued with the utnlut rgor- 10 neutral vvcl, however
innoceat her cargo allow ed % eater or depart Tn,
American Coul ia concert with others, u the prnc-
Hall powers o- Ilr1Pe have remunR-4ted, but NJ M
cEcd,
Mr.. H1h or coniu AZ Havana, has refun1cd Asof
ic1i lRtils
Captain cambridge, and mon Of MS officers All
rev, have arrived in the US. frigate PreGdcnt-ts
Richmond, (Viv) the principal citizens compGmentcd
him with elegant entertainment on which occahon
many appropriate tOaAs were given.
John Btcclinridge, NJ Kentucky, i appointed At
torRcy General Ct the III.
CO. Burr left Lexington, Kcntucky, Aug % for
Nincennes aud St. Leas and thence to Ch2rle0on.
CoGiidera6le alarm exits in Savannah in eonre-
'!ucncc of numerous rcboeres which have r,cen,lv
been committed IN that civ
= body At Chcka'aw Indians are r-d u have been
3esc.Utt3 h b4;;'e with rl= Uiages.
!.y.rtH ~ Caa-r7i 1.-The rciut oF tie IN
election 81 REPRESENTATIVES is highly ProPtious the
PROPERTY and happife! o, the taie1h citizens OF
Come >ticut, notwithstanding TIE warnings aud per
IuaonS Of their tsi4iy i.f5, ha0e not thought prop
er to withdraw their confidence and fupport from
men Of correct principles and honorable conduct, Ill
thc at legislature there were Cg democrats i'll the pref
emf Legislature l3f Fcdcrafs and democrats, fedcr-
Al majority 75.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-27

OF The Rose Bug, and insects generally.
| II is well known lhs, in many parts OF
our country, small bug, called, without
any good reason the Rose Bug,& has, for
some years spread destruction among
some species Of Fruits Tho history
of this insect is to me unknown, do
not recoIlect the time of their first appear
ance III destructive numbers; nor do /
know TO what cause their late multiplied
ton may be justly ascribed. SuIlSlsss
have been abIeto devise the means Of
DISCRIMINATING them or preventing their
ravages. With view however to call
forth acknowledge and The enquiries of o.
theirs, will state whatl have observed con-
corning their appearance and disappear
auca.
These insects appeared in my garden
the last summer, the first week in June,
and | am able to affirm with confidence
that they appeared suddenly and full
grown. | FIRST discovered them upon the
wing. and apparently coming from a
nelghboring garden. | was led by these
faeis, to conjecture, that they are hatch
ed and grow 10 full size in the earth before
they appear. On mentioning this con-
jeciure to person, he confirmed il, by
alledging that he had pIowed them out Of
the ground, when nearly of full size.
These insects, after feeding about three
weeks, suddenly disappe Solicitous 10
discover their mode Of peath, and especi.
ally their place and manner of depositine
their eggs, ! carefully inspected the tree
where they had fed, and the surface OF
the earth beneath the branches. I soon
found the remains Of the bugs on the
earth, under the trees. The bodies had
not lost their form bot were hollow, and
a considerable perforstien appeared near
the lover extremity. by which probably
Their eggs were discharged Prom these
facts am led to conclude that the eggs
are deposited on or little within the sur
face of the Garth. Possibly they may be
lodged Among the loose bark Of the tree,
or attached TO the leaves. IT the eggs
are deposited on the earth, they are proof
against the effects Of frost, but may be
subiea to perish, il covered deep in the
The rose has nosiing to DO with The gene.
ration Of THIS inssd, nor does IL often suffer by
Their rayages----yyhen.fh ey APPEAR in erea; num-
bers, they stssck The rose bet The whole sea-
sons have passed away, without my discovering
single bug on the rose; when applies, cherries,
and other iEuifs, have tsasrod mrch Wy their "a.
ssga-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-27

groW1. Their numbers IN my garden,
the iast summer, were far less than in the
preceding summer, which diminusion
may possibly be owing to the digging Of
the ground late in November last-a
practice which believe Of great use in
the destruction Of insects. This practice
may kill The eggs OF some insects, by exc
posing them to frost and rain: others, by
burying them too deep, in short by dis
turbng the order and disposition Of the
eggs made blythe insects themselves or
breaking their covering. would only fur
Their remark that the rose bugs appear TO
fall and perish under the trees where they
last ted--i found no carcases, except nm
der such trees; and il digging the earth
and turning il over will destroy the eggs,
The work will be much abridged by COM
fining 1t 10 these places. But further
knowledge Of the history and habits of
this animal is much to be desired and I
cannot but hope that some Of your sub.
scribers viii furnish il.
With regard 10 insects in general, I
would remark that many of them lodged
their eggs, well secured in a cover Of firm
web, on branches oftrees, under the loose
bark, and within cracks. Some are said to
attach them to leaves, which fall and form
awarm covering 20 them. For the destruc-
ton Of such as are fastened on the bark.
1t may be very usefulio scrape off the loose
bark in the autumn or the winter, which
fallen upon the earth would be exposed to
water and snow, which might cause Them
to perish. This might be effreted with
hoe, fastened with long handIe--and if
the edge IS curving, so mach the better.
This scraping Of the trees would be USE
iul to the trees also, by stripping off the
dead bark, which impedes their growth
and fruitfuIness. Nothing is better Tor a
fruit tree than to keep the bark smooth,
clean and healthy.
Insects seek -hybernacIe, or winter
lodge under the rails of fences, in post
holes, under winduws--in short, where.
yer they are sec1re from water. i make
It Practice to scrape off these lodges in
time to expose them to bad weather, and
destroy aa many as possible. BY these
means, and By destroying every nest of
| csttcrpillars as soon as i, is formed, have
evidently reduced the number of nox-
iops insects in my garden. attack them
In every fixed stage oftheir being-in the
egg, inclosed in the hybernac.e-in the
caterpillar state or larta-and in the cbry,
| sails or sureIia sta,e-for when the inse0
| has arrived to his perfect form, he takes
wing and escapes.
N. WEBSTER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-27
The FOURTH Of MARCH, the ami.

A
versary OF the election of Mr.. JEFFER-
SON, and the era of his re. election, has
been celebrated by large assemblies OF re-
publicans in different parts of the union.
In addition to the celebrations at the pla.
ces we have already stated, the day has
bean celebrated at Boston, Portland, Wor-
cester, Providence, Walpole, Salem, Lam
caster, Hartford and Portsmouth. At all
these places, il we Judge from the toas,s
and sentiments published, there appears
TO prevail the utmost harmony and salts
faction among the republicans. Whaie-
! yer subordinate points of disagreement
may exist, appear on this suspicious day TO
have been superseded by general and
lively Joy. Nor ought it to escape a,ten-
ton, that, on this occasion, however Just
aud striking the homage deservedIy be
slowed on the virtues of the man, tits the
Cause of liberty that excites the fullest de-
vo,ion. This is a republican trait Of cha
racter, which we hope will forever endure.
Principle, and principle only, should com.
mand the highest devotion OF frecmen;
those whose lives are spent in its protec-
ton have the next Claim to their respect
and affection.
We exercise no small degree of self
denial in excluding these details from our
columns. But the mass of original and
Interesting matter, which We have in rea.
diuess for the press, is so great as to rem
der unavoidable the omission Of many ar
ticles of merit, which appear in other
Prints. his eur purpose 10 give the whole
trial OF Judge Chase in lis full details, with
the least possible delay, consistently with
the insertion Of other matter of the first
Importance. We are the more soiicitous
10 do this, that there may be laid before
the public correct statement of thi, i'm.
por,ant rial, which, viewed in its various
! aspects, merits and Will reward as great
attention, as any event which has occur.
red IN the United States. Unders full i'm
! preston Of its interesting nature, unremi,
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