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Assessors Notice.

1A0Ic~|CIJOA - ASOIANCs
4 4 a town meeting of the Freemen
"A. ofthe town of Warren, holden at
Coles Hotel, on the lst day Of juno,
1888, it was voted-That tax Of two
thousand dollars be laid and Assessed on
the taxable property Of the inhabitants
and others, owning such property in this
town; and that said tax be Assessed on or
before the first day July next. There
fore, we the Assessors for said town, give
this public notice to all concerned, and
request them 70 give in to the Assessors,
at their respective dwellings, or at the
Town Clerks Office, true and correct
list of all their taxable property on or be-
fore the Goth inst. as the law directs.
DANIEL .BoswoRTH,
STEPHEN MASON,
Warren, June 8, 1888.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship NORTH AMERICA, Grinnell, South Allan
tic Ocean, about July lst.
Ship BOY, Champln, Pacific Ocean, about July 20,
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AUCTIONS.
BY SAMUEL A. DRlsCOL.
This Day.
yqdn.insfrafrir's Sale.
CARPENTER'S TOOLS, &c. AT
,HICTJON

WILL be sod at Public Auction, on T VI s
DAY, in front Of the Star Office, at IL past
~ O'Clock,
Az N assortment of Carpenters Tools, such a.
~ planes Of diGernt kinds, savr, gimbeis,
axes, Adzes, augers, squares, chissels, &c. Al
so, at the same time, lot OF window sashesi
doors partly hnished, window frames &c.
On Saturday Goth inst. at2 o'clock, Pm.
Al the residence Of the late u. l.. kced, q
variety of articles, such as trunk woods. new
aud old sea chests, iooms, bottles, small boz
stove and ppe, grind slonc, loi Of old iron
wosh machine, &c. &C. Conditions Cash.
GrAii persons having IN iLcT possession
Tools belonging 70 tie estate OF tie late u. L.
Reed, are requested 10 return them immaculate
Iy. MARY Is. hkEp' homrh'
Junc 6
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Notice.

4 THE annual meetingof the Stock.
~ holders of the EAGLE BANK,
held on Monday the Sd inst. the following
gentlemen were chosen Directors for the
year ensuing, viz :--Robert Rogers, Jr.
Daniel ". Maurice, Lemuel w. Briggs,
Thomas Holmes, Jacob Babbitt ,Jr. james
I.e Barron, Thomas Church, Jr. and
George B. Munro.
And at n subsequent meeting Of the
Directors, ROBERT Rooms, JR. was re-
elected President, and Thomas Rich
moNp, Cashier, in place Of Benjamin 8.
Bourne, resigned.
THOMAS RICHMOND, Cashier.
Bristol, June q, 1883.
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Nd ED aannels, domestic do, Nantuck-
IL ct chints do, twilled stripes, shirt
ing, check do, ID. kerseys, satinets, scotch
caps, com(orters, guernsey frocks, stock
ings, &c. Just received and for sale cheap
at LoSo RooM June To-
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[Erom our Correspondent.

From our Correspondent.
Arr at BRISTOL, 9th, sIoop Frst Attempt
Glsdding from New York, WIN apata and mdz. to
sIoop Henry, Anthony. fin New Bedford. :.
IOth-sailed sloop Commodore, Williston, Tor
New York.
I2th-orr brig Busy, Church. l5 days from iIa-
vana for Providence Lefi brigs Amste, Wyau,
for Bristol, few days; Sarah Lee, Gladding' just
arrived.
schr Eugene, (Portugucse) Armcnis, days TN
Charleston. in ballast TO 4. Smith
i8th-saicd sloop Reaper, Pitman, N. YORK
y4th--ar schr Franklin, Lewis, from BANGOR
swiih iymber 70 Z. Spague. =,
Bchr Hudson, Warren, from Orand. Me- win
timber TO Z, sprsgae. I'D.
3ioop Fame, Brown, from Pawcatuck, WIN
timber 70 Perry, Brothers Il Co.
Arr At Providence 7th, schrs Henry Clay, Kelly,
6r Philsdephia; William, Tolusn. I'm Bangor.
Sailed brig Hopes Delight. Goron. NonoE, !,
,chn Little fismdeme, R0ge". Eden'0n, NJ W
Me- -
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NEW STORE.
Edward III. ThurstOn
MERCHAMT TAILOR,

MER CHANT TAILOR,
EZ1 ISL ES to inform the inhabiiont'
w ofWarren and its vicinity, tha
he has taken a store in the new building
corner of Water and Miller streets,
where he intends TO carry on the above
business in all its branches. lie now Of
lcrs for sale a complete assortment OF
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS,
consisting Of superfne black, blue, olive,
brown and green broadclothsj middling
and common do, together with a complete
assortment Of casslmeres and vestings,
and every article usually called for in a
Merchant Tsilor's store.
Garments made up to order, and war
ranted to give satisfaction as to tit, worl.-
manship and style, or no sale.
sD> Garments made by none but first
rate journeymen.
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY, two first rate jour-
IL neymen, to whom good prices will
be paid.
Warren, May q, 1899.
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TyfIE copartncrship heretofore exist
ing under the firm Of BIoELow 4
BARRus, il this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All those, therefore, indebted
to the above firm, dre requested to make
payment; and those has ing demands will
confer favor by presenting them without
delay. ~
NATHAN l.. BaRRUS.
The subscriber will still continue The
PLANE MAKING AND BLaCKSMI1T
business, in all its various branches; and
hopes, by constant application, and BY do
ing his work as Il ought to be done, to n,er'
il and receive share Of the public pat
|ronage. - ~
WANTED,
A smart active LAD, as an apprentice
Ito the above business.
NATHAN l.. BARRCS.
Warren, June 10, 1888.
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TURNER & SALISBURY,
HAVE received this week, muslins
LII ginghams, palmarines, white aud
green gauze wells, Fl. s. gloves, prints,
rouen cashmere, coded skirts, shirt col
lars, bleachcd and unblcached cottons,
&c. &c. Cone AND BUY. June 10.
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Ducks !! /!

II OUTCHINS, ravens Il benr duck
imitation Russia shcetings; tick
lenburgh and oznaburgh, for sale cheap al
Juno 10. LONG kOOM.
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ODA, sugar and butter crackers, for
- sale by JAMES GARDNER
June 8.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.

New Moon 18th day, Oh. 27m. evening,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-03-07
| remain your loving Uncle,
JOSHUA DOWNING.

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. II, 1893.
To the editor Of the Portland Courier, in
the Mariners Church Building, sec
ond story, eastern end, Forestreet,
down cas-. in the State or Maine.
My kind and dear old friend: Tho
Presidents Message to Congress makes
cracking work here. Mr. Calhoun shows
his teeth like u Lior. MIR McDufiie is
cool as a cowcumber, though they say
he's got a terrible tempest inside Of him,
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FOR sale,

&EsA That beautiful estate on Rhode
E!;:ff island, called Naucluse, the
lltli.i& late residence of Samucl j.
lam, dec The Farm contains
netvcCn 30 and 100 acres of excellent
land in ii high state of improvement
The buildings on it are spacious man
~ n. hou,e ior the farmer, and all nee
cssary out-LuiIdiugs. All ihe buildings
have been erected or thoroughly repair
ed, during the last summer. The walls
and pleasure grounds are in fine order
A further description is deemed unnec-
esSary, as il is not prohahle that any one
will purchase without viewing the preni.
ses. The subscriber " no resides in New
port, will show the estate tn any one de-
sirous Of purchasing, and will male
known the terms. A long credit may be
had for the greater part of the purchase
money, on good security, and punctual
payment of The interest.
RICHARD x. RANDOLPH.
jan 10 If
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JAMES ATKINSON.
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE, corner Of Thames-street and Shcr-
mans wharf, Il few doors south of the Brick
market it, Entrance first door down the wharf.
TERMS
So in advance, or $2,25 NJ the end of the year.
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POTTER loom WEaVERS.

TIENTA>TEp at the Newport steam Fac
Wv tory, from ID to 20 young wo-
men that are acquainted with
weaving on power looms; and or . that
understand drawing in wcbs-none need
apply except those Of respectable char
acter and industrious habits. Applica-
ticn may he made to Gideon G. Smith at
the Factory, or E.W.LAWTON ,9gl.
dec l3
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Clerks Office, Court Of Probate,

FgNIIE Guardian Of the persons and Estate Of
y Peter ID. Dean, and William =. Dean, has
lodged his guardianship accounts on their estate
for settlement and allowance Notice a hereby
given to all persons Interested, to appear if they
see cause at Special Court Of Probate, to hc
holden at the Clerks Office, Newport, on Satur-
day, the 9Th day Of February next, at O'Clock p
m, and be heard, at which time and place said
accounts will be taken into consideration for set
tement aud allowance. BIB. B.llOWLAND,c ,cH.
ian "a
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WHOLE NO. 1873.

article of his machinery, could never re-
cover him back from the free States.
The Constitution contained another
clause extending still further protection
to the same interest. II guaranteed to
every State in the Union a republican
government
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NEW BOOKS.

IE ATCII-MAKING and other Tales
lvEl by Miss Landon, Miss Milford,
and others, Q vols.
Mansfield Park, novel, by Miss Aus.
tin.
Historical and descriptive account of
British India, from the most remote pc
riod to .he present time, by Hugh Muir
ray, Esq. being Nos. AZ, 48 & 40, Fam
lily Library--just received for sale and
circulation, by HENRY BARBER
d27
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WOOL CARDING
AND
nDDCCy--r

TgyIIE subscriber respectfully gives notice tha
a he still continues 10 carry on the business
of Wool Carding and Cloth Dressing, at the
Union Factory, in Portsmouth, and will be grate-
ful for the patronage of his old friends and the
public generally. Articles intended to be sent to
the Union Factory, will be forwarded without de-
lay, by being left at the store of Edrord STAN
hope, Broad-strcct, Newport; RoLe,t r. CG,r,
Ferry horse, do; and at Jeremiah Gi60rGS,
Brislol-Frrrv. David BAkEH.
Portsmouth, Sept. 6, 1882.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

EA1E, the subscribers, having been appointed
Wv by the Hon. Court ofProbate Of the town
Of Newport, Commissioners to receive, examine,
and report the claims of the creditors against the
estate Of Mary Doubleday, late of Newport Wild
ow, dec. represented insoIvent, do hereby give no.
tice that six months from the 9TH of January 1888,
Is allowed for that purpose, and that we will re-
oeive said claims whenever presented within said
time, and that we will meet at the office of Pearcc
and Turner, in said Newport, on Saturday, July
9th, 1888, at 10 o'clock, n m, At which time and
place all persons interested may appear if they
lit, and be heard in the premises.
George Turner,
Isaac, Isaac Taggah, COm''s'
All persons indebted to said estate are required
to make immediate payment to
DEBORAH POTTER, .Adm'rr.
Jan. 3lst, 1888.
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Flour and Prorision Store.
WIN. VARS,

nj The old stand Of Jrhliam s. John Vars,
w wholesale and retail, Flour s. Provisions,
Corn, Cheese, Butter, salt, n. Y. Crackers by
the bbl. Soap by The box-togcthcr with gener-
al assortment of ship Stores and Groceries; a COM
plete assortment of Manila and tarrcd Rigging.
ALso-a good lot Of Lackawana and Virginia
COAL, for families and black smiths, and char
coal Of the best kind. jan "a
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O PO SIT T. II ii Z
ARCADE.

EUST opened eight pieces blue, brown, olive,
es and mixed dBROADCLCTHS-- Two
dollars 10 three dollars fifty cents the yard-ubout
a. good the six dollar cIolIls-Also ten differ
cnt kinds Of CO'!TONS--an assortment of low
priced prints, cassmeres, saitinets, and hannes.
On hand II few more of those yard vide French
Calicos. at -: cents well worth IS.
ian 3,st
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BOOTS AND SHOES

Ut CUST
EEyIlE entire stock in trade Of lIors-
e well and Aldrich, consisting OF ev-
cry description of B o o 7 S and
SHOES, and a quantity Of INDIA-RUB B-
BERS, will be offered at private sale, at
cost, for cash, at the old stand, recently
occupied by them. The store will be
opened on Wonday next, for the purpose
of selling said stock at wholesale and re-
tail, and will remain open for that pur-
pose, for one month.
l have appointed Caleb Trip agent to
dispose Of the above property.
HENRY Y. CRANsToN, asg'
Jan Sd
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JOHN +. TOWNSEND,

NFFERS S for sale, general assortment
~ STAPLE and FANCY GooDs, suited to the
season: among which are-French mcrinocs, En-
gsh, do and circa sSans, winter calicos and gIng-
hams, fashionable silks for dresses; green, barege,
and gauze wells, wide blk bonbasin, linens, fine
cotton shirings, indigo blue camlcts for cIoaks,
corded skirts very low; nankin grapes, rich fur
niture calicos, pongees table Iinen great variety
of fancy hdkfs merino shawls, figured booking
rugs, broadclotlls, &c.-rhe above goods, with
many others not enumerated, the greater part re-
Gently purchased, will be offered at reduced prl-
ces which cannot fail to please the purchaser.
Oct Is, 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-13

OF Roanoke, the yoasger, making pa, a.,
scents from Pocahoutas, instead ~ ..f,nr
other ehsidrcn Of John Boiling and NJ, 4
non. HE sifc, were
Elizabeth, born 100, married Dr. Nr,C.
Mary, married john ficnIniis. bofn a. a..
Anne, married James Simrs,,, barn H. al.
Burke also f.lsi.ics th. accoalt at III. d..
ants of Pccshout.s. He make Jan. n IA.
grsnd-motlscr) ,nsrry n Rolling The -
VAS intentional With Buikdfor ~. had IN, n
MSS. before him.
William Randolph, OF Yorkshire. 49,,
Turkey bland. in Virginia, snd n,srric,! NJ
daughter Of Henry and Cs;hariDe Ishsm "A
>ons ~erv--i. WiliixnA, al Turkey island 4,
whom Descended Bet-rtp (dic,i itho,, 49,,
Psf,r, IL Chslswofth, i,abrr of ,iIc is,, Boz.
and Of Mrs. fitzhugh, of Cha.llistn. Who ,b, :,
upon sold Turkey Island 20 n, ,m,ic E,it'-
and uiaiGn Of Wiitcn--( srsntia.thc Il H. g..
ssnt Wilton Mrs. Cksssrca and 81. p
?. Thomas, of Tuekal,oc, (yrca,-sr,nd;ath~r
Thomas Mann, MIR. Jefferson's sos,-in-lawl
Islam, 81 Dingcness, Who hal UiL.Gn al H..
toi-fhoniss, at Dungeon ss--.Jsn~ married 4
t.-r jefferson, and bore hla Thomas, the LIT. o.
s,'"nt, Ae.-.f nne married James Plr-,sa,i,s, 4
Tier of my colleague l-SuineE married. Car
Harrison, 1t Clifton. \. Ri,harL, OF CAil,,
married Jane Boiling. and lad .yErp tCsr, -
Ineh"'d married Anne McaGs-iGM (UaA.,
Brcn-HyiaRd, at Turkey Isiami- FH:,b., 2.
married Richard ki,ldcr Mcs,c--J9Lr, of n ,t
"kc. ,. SIR john, (hnt ia,hy Of T'sson, ~
sidcnt 81 Congress, and Of Jain. lE.!n.u,.d's
ther.l Attorney General uf the Colony. G. H.
~. .. Edward, Who married Miss Grover.
htnt' sh heiNss. Their daughters werv-S "
y, married W lillian Sutl,, b, wlon 10, l.
fresidc1d stith, The Historian, ~. o Fhzahrti
liisn,l my gryst-grantmothcr, fnatcrt,aliy ~
borc Hc6sIrd. of Jordan's Point y. & i-Ts
Iheotorfek, 1t Ca~sons, Who married TrA,.,
boiling, hn,iI descendant by n S.ron,, "a I,
4. time sab, Of that Robert i,uIlinv ~La m,
ricd Jane X tic, ia 1913. From. this scco..l ,,.,
rage descend The Bollings, Of BoIliaS- Br. -!
Petersburg, and of Bofi Hill
from Sir john, (knt) stu son 81 wiliisrr
deseend. is the female line, my colleague Huy
Nclson, (~hose father married a gtlansf-siangii
1T Sur John, ~ho MAS also Attorney General A.
Speaker oi the House OF Burgess.s,) and n,u,,
ro,Is branches of Bur~ els, Cry mes, Nc.
You can hnd the piares the map. Kim,
was aftcr~ airis called by my maternal ,incie. n
odor'ek bland, "a nieu.bcr OF the old Congr,,,.
and 81 the hrst House Of Representatives Of IL
United SG'ies,) Parnlingdal,; it is about u,r
miles irOm Cav sons. Adicu.
JOHN X. OF Roanoakc
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MR. ANERY,s AcoI,IrrAI-


The case Of this gentleman was submitted
to ihe jury on Saturday evening the lst inst.
at bali past ! o'clock. We learn from the
Providence Journal, Of Monday, that the ar
guments, both Of Mr.. Mason and Of the Al
torney General, we're spoken Of. on all SIDES.
IN terms OF unqualified appreciation, for their
learning, ingenuity, and fairness. Al the
conclusion Of the argument Of the latter. hief
Justice EDDY charged the jury on such point.
OF TIE law as were relevant Ia tic case but
declined gong into the testimony a: all; re-
marking that Il wac tho province of the i,5rv
TO decide, IN relation b. the facts. from their
own recollection of tie evidence. "A was
proper that they should determine "a hat tn
facts were, ard tic weight they were entitled
to, according Is they we're unslefstood. and
made Impressions, Upon the minds ~ TIC IN.
~. Tor Il tor often happened he observed
hat where judges 90 capital eases charged
TIE jury co the facts. The tordicts were bu'
echoes % the opinion of The nudge The De.
livery II the charge - SAID 20 have occupied
Only six minutes
The demeanor Il Mr Aycry on SATURDAY,
. represented 90 have been s,nguarly calm
and composed. number 81 has cler,cs
brethern passed that night " ith hifn, engaged
m religious exercises On SUNDAY AZ 4.
O'Clock 'uooui tie jury, after having been on
sixteen hours. returned into Court. md bro
nOuneed a verdict e Not GUILTY.
Thus says tie Journal referred 10. hes thr
case terminated ard VIC cannot bot hope H.,
public viii BE- satisfied aih tie result Ne
',r vas case presented tn a jury requirir.
a longer ~ more iaboFious inytstigation ~,
ser ias ihfrc hccn one more fairly or lulI,
investigated. ia eh.uiyt ia common Luu.s.
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VERY LATE rRONt EI,Ropr


HE packet I'ip Ne~ York brings ad,iecs from
Liverpool to the 81 Of NAV
The Ministry has sustained . signal defes,
IN The House Of Commons, on question of
reducing the ten on malt, and Earl Grey hal
IN eonSe quenee. according TO etiqustte, ten.
dered his resignation, which. however. vas
not accepted by the King. 10 ga Thought
that the house and window tax might also IL,
repealed. and Lord AithoFp had gwen notice
that . tax on property aud income must be-
resorted TO u the vote on the NAL, duty vas
nos reseinded.
The FFenehChambeF Of pupu,ies had been
prorogued, but were Immediately re-cenyen.
ed.
II vas confidently reported in Paris, ard
believed by many, that tho Russian Acct
bad. Nthe summons &c the Sultan, landed
o'VOo troops TO garrison Cons,antinopie, anil
'hat large corps we're in rapid march 10 the
s'd OF MAhmOud- division OF Il, 600 men
had already crossed the frontier.
The news from Portugal, via Spain. il quito
favorable 20 Don Pedro, who u 10 said has de
teated the hiRueliie sYmy, and would in
twenty days be before Lisbon.
Mr.. Barrett, tie publisher If the Dublin
Plot, IN which Mr.. O'COnneiPs LEVER 81.
pes'ed' has been indicted Tor the publea-
iion.
TURKEY.
- Wv ''if"NiHs account tNbii-Nfd IN litN
Nir'rmburg Gazette, a ssmEofiicial journal.
II will be perceived that the sublime Porte
has accsded 60 tho terms e Psse. proposed ~
him BY the Pachs q Egypt. The account D,
likewise confirmed by Intelligence derived
from niher sources
"I'irsi, Litter Jrcp, Tienas, .fpTil 10.
We have this pomsnt received, by ex.
press, news from COnsis riinopis, on tie az.
thor'y ~ ShIeh Se may feit
"The sultan has accepted tie lesms Of
peace proposed TO bin BY the Psehs of p.
/ gJpi, through Al Pachs.
The Sultan, afieF haviHg assembled en-
he Ministers n the Ottoman Porte, asked
he repTess n'aiives Of the great European
powers. Vhs, they could do IN his favor.
Admiral Rou'sioh offered feet, bat u hs
not made hs sppsSfshee. and, besides. %
would not be Abie 20 prevent ibVahim f,cn
nshng himseif master Of Aaa Minnr The
hu''isn AnbsssadoE replied 20 n, zane
question, that the nussisn army SoulJ ~
qute aHiy DAYS before ~ could iske ,be Gsli
10 Asa. he English Legation bad not re
ceFed sutheieni Instructions. " wss undel
'htse eReumsiAEcss that the sultan Ma
n0ud has followed the sdvicss Il the Dlyss
sod Of the Ambassadors q the Wesiera Pca
sfs, snd hes resolved 10 accept the terms
ieFed BY The rschs. CouTieFs have been % Fl.
patched ~ ell dire ions u sn.ounss III
pofisnt ncNs"
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Foreign.
ENGLAND.

The manner in which MIR. Grants Resoli,-
ton To relieve the Jews in the British emnir.
from ciVil disabilities, was passed by the Bri-
ish House OF Commons, must have been very
satisfactory 10 all tho liberals We must
quote the account of the London NORMA
Chronicle Nat. Ga-.
Mr. y Corntn must say one word on IN
occasion in which his feelings were 40 warm.
ly Interested. lie bad struggled for religious
ioesty, not Tor sectarian advantages, but SIR
the principle THAI mans conscience should BE-
free-'hzt he was equally punished by I'm iu.,
restrictions ss by unmerited stripes. He VIA,
delighted the day of good feeling in these
matters had come-that this respectable and
ancient nation, which had faithfully pre- ssrv
ed high religious sentiment. Was 10
longer 60 be estrsnged-snd that they could
At least see the period when something like
justice was granted TO all msn-vhen Gun.
science was free. and the county rid ofa stain
which hsd so long dishonored her rcheers AMI
iond cries Of queWionll
Mr.. w Roche said few words, which
were drowned in the vehemen n, cries or 'aues.
ton and the Chairman read the Resolution.
The Ayes resounded IN ono loud and
hearty tone through the House; the 'Sos, :
were weak. and few snd far he,ween.'
The Chairman declared the Resolution.
carlied-nn snnuneiston which Was followed
oy loud and long continued eheen."
MIR. Hume took part in the debate, AMI
concluded thus:
lie Could read . letter 60 the House from
Quincy Adams, the late President Of the L.
nited States, stating there were no better citi-
zens than the Jews, and expressing the hope
that ere long the whole Of Europe will se
the justice and wisdom Of freely eoneedinR TO
them the fullest political privileges"