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EXECUTIVE APPoiNrMEN rs.

by and With ne adtsee and eoasenf " The Scnafe
w. A. WHIrrHxip, Collector Of the Gus
toms Tor the District, aud Inspector Of the Re,e-
nue. for the Port OF kry west, ia tho Territory al
Florida, from the Atl instant, ~hen his former
coin mission expired.
Jas w. RiPLHr. Collector OF the Customs Tor
the District VI Psssamsquoddy. ia thc State VI
Maine, from the 18th Inst.
DANIEL LANE, Collector Of the Customs Tor
the District, and Inspector of the Revenue Tor
the Port Of Belfast, in the State Of Maine, from
the 4th inst.
w LIrrLErIELD, Collector of the Customs
Tor the District OF Newport, 40 the State Of Rhode
Island, from the III ius,
BsSJ. PozKnor, Surveyor aud Inspector OF
the Revenue tor the Port Of StoninKto,,, IA the
State OF Conne,tieut, from the Alb ult
WV. &. ifAasoSD, Surveyor for tie District
anil Inspector OF the Revenue for the Port oil
Newport, ia the State Of Rhode Island from the
i6lh uit.
THos. w. NEwsAs, Register Of the Land or
nee Tor the district u l.nd subject to sale At ash
iugton, IA the State VI MisAss'ppi, from the ~
inst.
-'"''s RIcH, To be Coasui for Minorea, and
"a. ~Arie lsl-=::,.-
WILLIAM w. ASDatws, to be Consul for the
Island OF Malta.
Moan ~. SwArSE, to be Attorney for the Dis
trist OF OHIO, re-sppGinted.
Wits Z. CLARK, to be Attorney for tis
Southern District Of Florida.
SAMUEL BELL, 10 be Marshal for the Western
District OF LouisiAns.
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sures sre necessary TO procure their rights to he
respected.
The report procceds TO an sn.ly s,s of the cor
rrsYoodcnec bst~scn our munster sDd the
French pinistrsl ~h'eb preceded tho formation
oi tl,v treaty, from which the committee arrive
IT the eooeius,ua that the Hing Of France has
r,inecd the most friendly fr, h"gs to~.rds the
L. = aud has t-keu unusual interes, "a the all
Jusn,ent Of the question. The committee ds em
you'd be ua~is-, IL the kiug has aetrd Through
ont With good faith, to throw obs,asts "a the ~sy
OF the sacecss OF his cx-rtions TO obtain the
ee.ssry appropriations nv the chambers
The committee consider TN. rr..oe as. gne,l
by ihc Preach ministry Tor not calling rstr.
meeting 81 the chambers, =, plausible. II the, 10
nJt command conviction. Thc report states thA,
the opposition 10 the execution OF the treaty Lsd
not proceeded from the king OF France has
ministers, but from the chamber Of sicputic. -
Whilst cxcrtioos are making by the French 60
,-rnnent, the committee deem q the policy q
ih's government To strengthen tieu,-to second
ihen'-snd, shove all, ~ do nothing TO impair the
force u them.
Upon the whole. the committee sr- of opinion
that the time has not yet arrived ~ben eOosrv.,
Is called upon to 20 in,p the consideration Of the
question ~hetller they s,ll eater ,oto any mes-
sure for the purpose Of taking is,o their o~n
hands redress Tor wrong, by France.
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RELATIONS WIN FRANCE.

I This Report on this subject. presented to the
Senate by Mr. Clay, Chairman Of the Commit
tee on FOrrign Relations. vs should be glad &c
lay brforr our readers, but h iS imPraetisabIe,
owing TO the great length 81 the document. Tc
save the trouble Of spaIys,s and condensation. ~
eop,. from the Winchester v,rginisa. tl.s ioilov.
log abstract Of the Report.
Sir. Clay, from The committee on foreign affairs
made = rrpVFt % the arnsic on the 9th IssiAnt,
upon the subject Of French reIst,Oas We
have no fOr gsr rvpo,t - Icng,h, Asd barely
eaough Zoe 9 very brIsi synopsis Of as Is-disa
. wees
The report sets out 9Th expressing the eulirs
eoucurrrs.ee ~ or ~ thu committees eth the
presidsutss o. lhs justice q the slsims for uIe
payment a ~hieh tbe Ircsty beturen the 4. ,.
asd fr.isce makrs prosisioa.
The report proceeds to ssy, thu, q thesc tlsin'
the amoaid hsd not previously 20 the irrsty been
fully sssert.insd, sad ooald Sot be sAseiiJ knsve
untii they sere hnaily sdjadisstrd, bot tise com
H'ttee ooaear eetiFsiy 18th the pfcs'dc1t 90 tie
oDisi0n that The amount a~&fdvd by the frosty
~ cay Of INDEMNITY fsils short ~ the j,,st sla,
q oar sitiEeas IHelstiisg dssnsgra BE- Son,-
fsitt-s sdj isst u lsad not b.ep Zoe n0nnt sup
,,o...fi glaai treafy hlturrn ths tso o1istrtes
~oiid be voist~d b. thc fsssre ~ either yssty n
ysrfortn the siVui-tfaass on its sise, nc and "a
i,,tl- Odd eouFe - sI,,yule,sd sash ste a htng,
ttsi u.sy p.ss-i slser-l -rts fDuoicd IN tree
~. orr n vh,eh sss - yrUvids c. the iasrsi-
assi "a lr ns0sssy o. b. Tcerived under ~ trrs-
" pr0dsCtiss iend tor The benz ~ "a the
sisinisuts. until she adjudication ~ he claims
sisa.ild - eu,spisted. 10 eoa-eFseHss ~ lhi,
i.sf prosist0s, sheis tbe hfsi iasalnssat bcesass
ds,s, dr.ft sss dfssa &c iiss ssn0sini, the pro.
tea 81 vhich go thr Ed aoaiec u t,- non-rzees-
tioa q Ne Weaty. ~ committee are eusui-
, saoasiy q otlsatss, tis-t the mode sdopsrd, d
dfssisg for The Houry. SO isily Jussissd y
il,s tsttas ~ he iFe-ty
I've report gee o. 20 ~. th.i tis lbs q -
qsiesesaos " ~ rsiussl ~ sSesate uis Hcsty
san sever ~ foF iuetorut sptrTtsiased ~
Uniicd Sistrs csu newer sbsnd0n fhsr righis un
der v. NbeR aeEetiati9us Zoe pf0earistE the 90
scatfon a me treaty she'll b. eahsascd. a 81
thea b Tor ne y % coutlJcr that othcr 01es
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MICROSCOPE.

A ludicrous scene took place few
evenings since at the exhibition of the
Hydro Oxygen Microscope in Broad
way. An old Sootchman and his wife.
evidently just arrived from their native
country, came in and took their seats
IN very orderly manner Just before
the exhibition commenced. During
that part of the Exhibition which con-
sists of wings and other parts of insects,
sca-wccd, sections of stems, and Of
lowers, they appeared very quiet an1
we'll satisfied. when the exhibition of
the living aquatic insects and animalcu-
la took place, which consists Of four
scenes, the skeleton llrvG of the gnai,
the larvT of the mosquito. a drop OF wa
ter, and q collection at all kinds OF
aquatic insects, including the water
devil, the old lady appeared rather IN
easy and hdgety. The larvs Of tho
gnat magniGed tn upwards Of twenty
feet in length, elected expressions Of
surprise from her, as God bless uSl'
Heigh, sirs" and so on. keeping her
body in continual motion. and fidgeting
SO much as to call her husbands atten>
ton. Janet woman, what ails yo'
Gamma we be quiet God preserve
u.s. said Janet, and pressing q little
closer to the old man, was quieter.
The second scene, the laTye OF tho
mosquito, appeared to excite the old
lady's fears considerably, but her hus-
band soon succeeded in quoting her.
Their eccentric motions. knocking each
other over with their long tails. con-
vulsed the whole company with laugh
ter. but elected nothing from Janet ex-
ccpt Come ava, John; come AVA
home man. to which John pettishly
replied, sit ye still. We auld fule ye.
what Ia dell ails We noo' They things
Gamma harm ye'-and Janet was quot
once more.
Next came the scene Of the drop Of
water, with is numerous living inhabi-
tants. At this the old woman was
completely coufounded, uttenng no Au-
dible sound, but rocking her body Co
and fro with regular see saw motion
her husband every now aud then,
gently chiding her and saying. 'B,de
a wee, Janet; we will gang ava the
gether directly
Next came the last scene, with
combination Of living insects. In
few moments the demonstrator TO tho
miscroScopc called the attention Of tho
company 20 huge water devil eight
OF nine feet long. with his large horns
and numerous legs. devouring tho
smaller insects with avidity. Upon
behoIding this. the old lady started up
IN fright. eNclaiming and the nue.
kle horned dell too, amang all the other
great beasts; Ill nO abide here Ony Ian
ger. and you must come ava home vi
me, John for should they monsters "a
the deep break loose. We should only
make mouthfui piece for them. and
the great muckle horned dell would
deyour us both al once so you must
. en- come ava home man Sosaying.
she fairly pulled her husband out Of the
room, and made the hes, uf her way
down starr, amid the laughter Of tho
whole company, who highly enjoyed
the scene Y Sfar.
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GREAT PORK MARKET.

Tie extent TO which tie bushes - OF Pork pack
ing Is carried On II Cineirnsti, 10 thus minutsIy
d-scr'bcd ia letter from that city, under date oil
18th nl'- published ;" the B'l'i'nore PstriI:
Cincinnati is the greatest Pork mar
Eet, IN the known world. The num-
Der Of hogs slaughtered annually, and
the perfection and science to which the
art of hog killing has been brought,
Is indeed astonishing. The business OF
butchring, is carried on distinct from
that of packing, and by different per-
sons. The most extensive establish
ment of the kind is the one on Deer
Creek. owned and conducted by John
w. Coleman. At this place, last year,
LOG, S64 hogs were slaughtered. There
are four houses situated ut different
points on the ground occupied, which
is a lot Of eight acres-thc ground is
divided into pens, some forty or fifty in
number, where the hogs Of each own
er are put by themselves preparatory to
the massacre. About 40 men are en-
ployed IN each house. and each has his
separate and allotted duty to perform
and receive on. an average about SI.25
per day. Each house has two scald-
ing tubs, one at each end, so that the
work Of death and destruction goes
on double in each building. At each
end Of the house is e small pen, into
which they crowd 30 OF 90 hogs, or a.
many as can possibly be got in then
walks IN on their backs the dark and
bloody executioner, holding in his hand
large Sledgc hammer, with which he
deals death TO the unodcnding victims
-aiter which they are dragged inside
the house, knife passed into the throat
and after bleeding a few seconds, they
are thrown into kettle of hot water.
from thence TO block, where the bris-
ties are scrapcd Oft with iron scrapers,
made expressly for the purpose-then
strung up by their hind feet and dress
ed-thence removed to another room.
here they remain TO cool until morn
ing: and then taken on wagons To the
packing houses. IL Is but a little over
one minute from the time the execu-
toner enters the pen and knocks the
hog down, til he IS strung up and
dressed. The bleeding. sealding. scra-
ping. siringing up. and inside dressing,
- all accomplished IN about a minute.
This Will be thought marvellous, bit IT
is no more strange than true. have
frequently witnessed with astonishment
the operation. Al one Of Nj Cole
mans slaughter houses, hc has a man
that opens, removes the ofTsl, and com
pletcs the dressing Of three hogs IN a
minute-to this-man who y a sort Of
King among the hog kIIlers) he pays
- % per day.
They can Slaughter a. each Of The
houses. aud have them completely
dressed and strung up preparatory "a
removal IN the morning 10 the packing
bouses) sax hundred and fifty IN day
which - altogether, Al this one estat,.
hshment tweuty-six hundred-and tbs,
done from day light ~ the morning til
DARK. say 81 this time about clever
hours. allowing 30 minutes lOg dinner
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TssE CaURCa-YARD.
BY Earamsn. a Rnssian Reef.

viRsr voicH.
How fr'ghtful the grave hov deserted snd tr-ar.
With the howl OF the storm .isd, the sre.k IL
And the .hi,. bono. eI..,erias together.
skcosp voics-
How peaceful the grave. its quiet no. deep,
hs Ieph,rs breathe calmly. and aft 10 ts slecp,
And How 'rvis perfume q With ether.
VAST voics
There riots the blood created worm on the Je.d.
Aud the yellow skali serves the foul toad fos .
bed,
And sa.kss ia its netile weeds hisA
sscoss votcu.
No temPeHs are there but tho nIgLting.les
And sing the sweet sho~s. Of Liis.
The ravens of night Gap their .,.gs Der the grave
lis the vuiture's sbode-tis The voif's drs.ry
cave,
Where they tear up the earth nth their fangs
stcosp voiea.
There the sony % evening disports vith HE love.
D. rrsis On the sod While the turtles above
RePosc on the bough that o'erhaaya
yrasr vsicl
There d.rtness and dAmPnsss vi,h poisonous
breath,
And losthsome decay, ill the dwelling Of death
Tbs trees all barren snd bare.
sscosp voIcA
o. sweet are the breeres that play round the tomb.
And sweet 10 the violet's vshed perfume,
With lilies and jessamine fair.
YIasr vo,cs.
The pilgrim Who reaches this valley Of tears,
Would f.in hurry by, and With trembling and
fears,
He 10 launched on the vrrck-eovcred river!
SECOND voicR.
The traveller. outworn With iife's pilgrimage
dreary.
Lays down HE rude stss, like one ths, is weary.
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NTY, THURSDAY, JANUARY ee, 1895.

can with no propriety be applied TO me-and
whilst will 60 ~ far ss any man To protect
the liberty Of the press. AN nevertheless,
unwilling TO be made tho victim Of its lieen-
uousness-snd entertaining the opinion that
an editor of public Press,l'ke every other ia
div'dual ia society, Is personally responsible
for personal Injury, inflicted through tho
medium Of his press. Z sought To obtain from
Gen. Green the ooiy satisfaction which. rs
an honorable man. the circumstances would
allow me 10 demand.
Very respectfully,
J. q. BRYCE
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ChWiesto'On and JeGsrSon County Sd
rings Institution,
JAHUAaT Ter, 1895.
VENiIE President and Directors Of Ihis IBsli-
n tuition have this day declared . dividend
Of per cent. for the six months ending 3Isl
DeeenbsF. 1894. Dspositors can receive
their dividends by calling 81 the Ofhes Of the
institution.
RICHARD WILLIAMS, TrsGsayG.
DAYS or DISCOUNT every Tuesday 81
2 O'Clock. p. ~. Notes intended Tor discount,
must BE- len With the Treasurer on or before
~ O'Clock, A NJ on Sad days.
~ order Of lhs Board.
RICHARD WILLIAMS. T,ss,ursy.
Jan 4, IB35-3I
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Haprs-EiTry Sdrings hsfitui,on.
JAEuARv lar, 1885.
9NHE President and Directors Of this insii-
- tuition have this day declared . dividend
Of 81 per cent for the ak months ending
Slst Of December, and depoitors can re-
eeive their tividsnds BY calling at the Office
Of this Institution.
JOSEPH G. HAYS, Trsssursr.
DAYS OF DISCOUNT every Tuesday ut
III O'Clock, A. ~. Notes intsaded for dis-
count 0ust DO lsft with the Treasurer on OF
be fore 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on the said days OF
discount. By order Of the Board,
JOSEPH q. HAYS, Trsssursr.
Jas. Is, ls35.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

On one or two OCCASIONS when the
king and queen ~ England have made
their appearance at London, N pubiic.
since they appointed Wellington vice.
gereni Of tbe Kingdom. they have been
received with Kisses and gToans, rather
omiBous and grating SQUADS, Particular
" within the ncighborhood Of Char
inc Gross ADD the statue u Charles !.
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The paragraph enclosed is % follows. !
Prom fke Rlchsno,.d (on6tl,r

The paragraph enclosed is % follovsl
From ne Richmond Compiler.
MR.. TAZEWELL AND THE BANK.
The Washington correspondent Of the Win
chester Virginiah, writes ~ follows:
But rumor has not found . stopping place
at this point-she tslls . tale that your
Gsssss-s, the imma &C ulato sssssssss . ssssssss
himself, hes found his wsy into Mr. Biddle's
breaches pocket 60 the tune Of CSC. 600, and
that the Hon. Mr.. ssssse, OF your state IA,
felt even deeper still. Developments will
shortly be made-put that down ~ prophe-
cy. The movements Of certain Distinguish
cd individuals, besides those named, will &C.
count in tbs expected disclosures for the
formation Of the wing party"
Every person must zee at the first glance
that Gov. Tszevsll is one Of the persons 81
ludod 20. snd q 10 gsnssalIy believed that the
Hon. w. 8. Archer 10 The other. With re-.
gard TO the Transaction which The latter maj
have with tho bank, ws know nothing, but
there are fsv vlrginisns Who would not en-
gage for their fairness. With regard TO Mr..
TIE. affair, We will make . plain statement
which uiil make che VirEiaian blush for pub.
llshisg the communication Of such 40 afro,
eious slender.
Mr.. TaEswsll hsviag, 80 he frequently hes
large sums Of money 90 hand, IosBed some.
tine ago SlOO, 900 81 per cent. 20 distin-
guisbed company % brokers in Philadslphis
they depositing - collateral security cert
hcatss Of New Orleans stock. With Mr.. Jau-
don - trustee. MF. Tazewell despatched %
Agsnt TO PhiladslPbis early IN July last, with
instructions 20 cell IN one half Of the lOan.-
TAs eouspsay 10 rkopa tie ssonSv pas ioaasa
obtained SO, 900 from the bank ~ the snaps
Of drsft Oo the braSeh 81 Richmond In r.
Vor Of Nc. farewell, Psyiag seek 10 Atm oOe-
half u the losn.
Was there any thing uousuai or unfair in
thia tFsnssetion' ME- Tszossii obtained ma
favor ~ Ihs hands % the bsBk. lie Dfssss,
ted good cheek and h vas psid.
So much for the slsndsr u the ViSginisni
correspondent on Governor TszsEsl. The
correspondent must despiss himself When bs
psruses a.
From ne Telegraph Of JsH. S.
A. 90 the insiaustion against Mr.. ArehsV
70 are authorised % state that Mr.. ATohsi
owes no bank . single cent. and thsi he ha'
never borrowed asy noasy Whatever from
the Back Of the Uaitsd states. So that th'
charge y squslly fslss ~ that agains, Gov
Tazsvell
Asd what does ne virgiaisn think q NJ,
sianderous eogrsspoadestl will % sEsuss
him b saying. thst he received be informa-
ton from sons Of the undsrstfappers % The
Ritebsa Csbinst here. and thst rslying ~
their honesty and truth bs COMMUNICATED u
20 me Vifginiaa' We doubt cot that saoh
vas The fset--so faF as 70 TIE source from
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my reply 10 given below.l

WAsHiHGToS, 9Th Jan. 1895.
siR-Not seeing you IN the house to-day,
vas unable TO hand you the enclosed reply TO
Mr.. Brycss note Of yesterday.
! have obly TO add, that the entire CORES
poodencs will appear in the Telegraph OF
tomorrow.
With due respect. &c.
DUFF GREEN.
Col. LrcAs.
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Col. LrcAs.
WAsHixoros. 9Th jan. I935.

NAsHiSGroS, 9Th Jan. 1885.
en-UPon receiving your note Of yester-
day. required, - . preliminary to = compli-
ance with its request, an explicit avowsi or
disavovai Of the authorship Of the letters
which have sPpc AIRED in the Winchester vir-
ginian IS from its Washington eorrespon dent;
because tho article TO which i, refers was a
legitimate comment upoo an infamous cnIum-
ny, on two distinguished citizens Of Virgins,
which IS the Editor OF public press IL be.
came my duty To make. If the writer, you
arc the aggressor; and the original offence
being unstoned for, your claim to make any
demand upon me cannot be admitted. II
you are not the author. the circumstances OF
The case, indie pendent OF my note Of yester-
day. rendered your dissvowsl incispe nsabie
to such demsnd ss that contained IN your
letter Of this date.
But you say that, asking the virginian /" il
its correspondent Is not one vho, having
been nominated to the Senate for al honors-
bic appointment, was rejected, and was then
palmsd upon one OF the Departments IS a
elerk-snd as . recompense for the ignominy
Of his rejection, has been permitted, while os-
tensibly performing the duties Of \ clerk, 10
lounge about the courts aud magistratss' on
ces, in Vain seeking prac lice, !" sc. 10 an eVideu,
psrsonsl allusion " yourself, and that there
fore you demSnd personal satisfaction Pray,
cir, how do you know that this 10 Q personal
sllusion 10 you' dOny your right 10 select
the paragraph and apply Il to yourSslf--u~-
tsss you sdHsH yoS are IhsTsby buiv dsseYibsd;
and IL this be admitted, deoy your right
to demand personal Satisfaction from me
bee suss, TO seknoWiedge such right would
Do surrender Of tho liberty Of tho press,
(of whieh I claim 10 be sn humble guardian, }
TO the mereensry dependents, who infesi the
puriieus Of the PsIsee who could not re ndvr
more acceptable service, than by such
means, preventing . rsfutstion of the infa-
nous cslumniss, which they are enploy ed
10 distribute IN the shsPe Of The Washing ton
correspondence Of their peOsiobsd organs.
an, sir,
DUFFY GREEN
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A new and elegant organ has been
presented 10 the new Episcopal Church
At Columbus, Ohio. by Mr.. Wileox. =
member of the bar o( Franklin county.
IN that Stasa.
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BANK Of Ms EaLLEYh Va. Il,

JANUARY 1871 h6sfD.
FNHE President ADD Directors Of this Bsnk
bsss this day declared . dividend q "a
pst esst--3 pr esat 81 which ell b. paid
70 stockholders o. their Representatives, on o.
snsf the lak inst ---ths per cent. being re-
tainsd 70 Psy VI sscond isstaimsst due the
eomnonVeelh - The bea0s fos The sHtss-
sen q The charter.
H ~ BRENT. csshlar.
winchester, Jan. Is, lsAS,-3t
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On the next day the fono.in. vas handed to
me BY Col. Lucas
WAsHIssroS CTR, Jan. 7, 1855.
STA: Not~ outstanding the evident personal
allusion TO myself contained 10 4 paragraph.
which appeared in the Telegraph OF yester.
day, ] addressed you q note desiring TO be
informed whether Z was the person alluded
10. Having svaded an expl:ci, answer 20
that note. and denying my right to make the
demand unless ! was prepared to deny that
J vas the correspondent Of tho " Winchester
'irginian." Now, SIR, without admitting
Jour right to make any such previous deman
or Recognizing any connexion between the
correspondenee 10 question, aud the para
graph alluded to. require Of you the person
al satisfaction which one gentleman has a
rlgni TO expect from another Ally friend
Col Lucas 10 fully authorized to make the
necessary arrangements on my par;
Respectfully. q. BRYCE.
GEs. GREEH.
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20 THE PUBLIC.


The following correspondence will 80 laF
explain itself - 70 TequIrs but illls eommsaI
from @e. Justiee 10 mysslf, aud eourtesJ 10
those gentlemen who ere suPPOsed 10 be
alluded 70 By the Washington Correspon-
dsnt' % the Winchester Virginisn. - iodu-
ess me frankly and pablicly W declare that
an not the Washington correspondent"
Of iks " Nirginiso," nor do Z spprOvo Of the
sKlTAei % = letter from the correspondent u
the ViFgInian, which Induced the attack upon
ne by the sdiloF Of the Telegraph. Wbsa,
therefore, I sac 90 the q. =. Telegraph q
commentary upon the extract, sccom panied
BY en- ungonsr0us and false aiiusion % az pro
fessiooal standing. A. an unw arrautsbls attack
upon ny psrsOGai feelings 10 terms 90 poiat-
ed that every msmbsr Of the community M
which : RESIDE. 81 The very hrst glance, 90
Piled the aiiusion 10 mysslf, 90 other course
Was len me bot that which the eOrrssDOa-
dsnes shows have pususd and although I
have been disappoiotsd W the course tsksa
b one Who Bssff "a " obiigslioa n asssst aad
msibtais" bee right 81 en- editor asd . gen
tismsn." ! shali ssbmh the eOsfssposdsaes
10 ths pyblic. eth this addiiioaal remark.
that having resigned the once Which held
u0dsf gevsFnmsnt previous 70 The date o
Gen. Grsshs lest istisF ne iat,patioa soa,
tanned IN The last rarsgrsph q that lsusf
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w.sHrNoror C,Iv Lao. & n

wAsHINeroS CRY. Jan. S. 1895.
~ desire 20 be informed whether
an the psrson slluded 20 in the enclosed
paragraph, which hes appeared in the Tsls-
graph Of this morning-and mark ed with my
pen. With due respect.
J. q. BRYCE
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DUFFY GREEN.

Nc. Bryce PublisbeJ. in TIE CIObe. the same
correspondence. 70 vbish he PrrsEed tie follow
ins address: