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DECEMBER II

iuge IN barns and sheds. So nn,A
the habitaas terrified by the local r,.
traies and other tories, that they dsrcs a..
shelter The mother OF one who hal.
hung for high treason.
The third documen. is letter from ".
Cardinals wife 10 Lady Colbofne an.
was presented by her own haBds v.
Cardinal was FAR advanced in pfees,,,.
and was iE the most critical condition ~.
sible. II was on the day before his eyer.
ton; and she had not yet been aIlowel a.,
see her beloved husband. She fell m IL.
knees before her ladyshp, whose h,,r
seemed 10 be as callous as that Of her..
morseless husband; Lady Colbofne a..
wered that she could do nothing to .,..
Mr.. Cardinals life, but stepping iowa.
Mrs. Cardinal, she offered her a FIVE
DOLLAR BILL. Atihis nsuh n.
Cardinal, still on her knees, repIicd Ot.
mingled grief and indignation, ct. a.,
money that seek, but ii is the lie O! NJ,
unhappy and unfortunate HUSBAND 4.
that is so dear to my heart, and to nv il.
nocent children, that | solicit VIA,
want of sympathy Lady Colborne exb.h.
ed on this occasion. Where is there sto.
Their woman on earth that would refuse a.
use her influence 10 save the life Of rprop
creature under such circumstances VII
else but Lady CoIborne would have hal
such contemplate opinion OF Catad,s
lady as TO think Of consoling her forth
loss of a beloved companion with the OIL.
of EUe dollars. Could not more proper
more soothing answer have been given to
this hearl-bIeeding woman Great Goi'
when shall thy vengeance sweep from lie
face Of the earth these scourges fihe hu,
man race.
We again repeat that Mr.. Lewis 7
Drummond deserves the thanks Of all lfge
patriots for his zeal, disinerestednrss, aa.
humanity,in pleading the cause Of the pei.
tical prisoners. His letter to Sir John is
bold and manly, and reflects high crc'a
and honor upon the man who could r,-
pose himself and devote all his time dur.
ing the reign of terror and despotism, %
defending men who were guilty Of sim.
lar crime to that of ashington, HancocG
and all the heroes Of the American tesoiu,
ton.
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To be continued.

We promised our readers some remarks
on the suppressed documents, relating to
the execution of our two unfortunate coun-
trymen, Messrs. Cardinal and Duauette.
Three Of those documents were already in
press, when Sir John Colbonc ordered
them to be suppressed; and gave slrict in
junction that they should never see the
light; but thanks 10 the exertions Of some
faithful friends, they have found a sale
place in the columns Of the North .Ameri-
can. The fourth one was never intended
to be published till lately, and is certainly
very creditable TO its author, Lewis T.
Drummond, Esq.
The only reasons that can be ascribed
for Sir Johns repugnance to the pubica-
ton of those documents, were that they
would expose his calous heart-a heart
that could not be soiiened even by the bitter
tears Of poor old woman, who came and
fell at his feet 10 beg for the lie OF her
only son, her sole support, and the death
Of whom would not only plunge her into
deep affection, but also into abject poverty.
Ii was against the will Of Mr.. Duouette
that his mother presented this petition to
Sir John, and when the old villain had
told her that the LAW must take its
course, bathed in tears and heart-bro-
ken she returned 10 the Jail 10 inform her
Inflated son of the sad tidings. 50 Your
trouble was vain," said he. tomorrow
shall be in a region where virtue is reward
ed and tyranny punished. Mother, we
must submit" The poor unfortunate youth
was hung: and the consequence was, that
his aged mother in the midst of rigid
Canadian winter, was obliged to take re-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-11

GO. Charles Mon,ixambett, halt Can
sdian, in the pay OF the Government, as
Assistant Civil Secretary. Hewas always
a decided Tory.
81. Toussaint Poihirr, en- old merchant
of the North West Company legis-
Iative councillor, and seignior OF Mass'-
nonpe. On account of some business,
which would be called very disctedirable
Tor gentleman, he was obliged TO abstain
from taking any part whatever in The po-
litical contest which took place between
The House Of Assembly and The English
Government. We hope Mr.. Poulelt
Thomson will take some trouble 10 inquire
into the moral honesty of this great coun-
cilor, and thereby he would he able 10
Judge VIII at class Of Canadians bow the
knee in submission 10 English despotism.
He was member OF Sir John Colborne's
Special Diyan, OF which he formed n most
proper ornament.
60. Fred. A. Quesnel, a brother OF
jules Qucsnel, whom we have already no.
ticed elected first for the county O. Kent,
aud afterwards for the county Of Chambly,
as a radical Of the first stamp began to
waver in 1883 voted against the ninety
quently ousted bv his constituents for his
apostacy he got the appointment Of Kings
Counsellor, and was also called by Lord
Gosford to the Executive Council, with
The batch Of iurncoais and reneg aides that
nobeman had also corrupted. He or his
brother Jules, is member of Sir Johns
+" Star Chamber" Both Of them are well
suited for such a bloody aud despo,ic
body.
IS. joseph Roy: as there are two per-
sons Of that name in Montreal, we are I'M
able to determine which Of them attended
the levee. II il was the merchant, who
had been elected for the East Ward OF
Montreal, we should be surprised. We
have hitherto considered him an honest
man, and should be sorry TO be compelled
to change that opinion. If it was the no.
iary, we should be better pleased his
looks betray him for poor, ignorant sim
ple;on, and therefore of not much benefit
to any party. He is much attached TO the
priests of Montreal Seminary.
Ga. Judge ROLAND, one of the Judges
Of the Queens Bench OF Montreal As
Judge he has shown more honesty and in
dependence than any other, with the ex-
ceptions Of Judges Bedard, Panel, and
Vaieres. He is seignior Of ST. Marie de
Monnoir, and exacis, as almost all other
seigniors do, illegal rates, which of course
are maintained by those that sit in iudg-
lnent on such cases.
65. Francis Terroux, an unemployed
lawyer, and OF no consideration at all.
His father was guardian OF the Court
House. He always sided on the Tory
ticket.
To be continued.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-11

Copy of a letter of a political prisouo
detained in the Montreal Jail to one Of his
frinds in the employ Of the government
Montreal jail, Sept. II, 1889.
My Dean FRiEND,-Alhoueh rog
at the distance ofonly $50 miles from csc,
other. it may be that this letter will be tie
last that shall write while so near you
| write to apprise you of my suffering
and also that you may know what llri
about the English government in Love
Canada, its injustice, its peTfdy and h
cruelty towards my countrymen. WI
then begin by giving you correct idea
all the calamities that belel me, and you
may thereby have an idea of what OUT BE-
loved and venerable father has suffered, Is
also all my brethren in mislorlunes, with
out knowing yet what will be our I'f
after ten months Of the most cruel, ungeO'
erous and barbarous imprisonment it''
men can undergo. was made pTSone
on the 10th Nov. last at the house Of NJ
where were also my heal
broken mother, my old respectable grand
father, and my aunt ----. | hao Tx
honor to be made prisoner by or JUN
Colborne himself, and he gave orders o'
guard OF eight men TO take me 10 lhe j.
AS / was leaving the house, my anS'"
and troubled mother babe me TO thnS"
my GOD, and TO be prepared iof ar
emergency; when British officer o'''''
interrupted her, and said, that her fe'0-
mendations were OF no avail, that "0',
not have time to consider on them' y
that she might as well make the l'n'O''
ate sacrifice of her son, (ponhng
with his fngerl and that as soon "
gibbet would be finished, was u's :
who was first TO be hanged on H. aDu ~
through the window he pointed +" :"
men who were working at the Ins''O"''
of death. I had been wounded ID
left leg, about 5 inches above the 'DA
between the biceps muscle and the 00p'
but fortunately no bone was '''''r
To oblige me to walk as quick as ~"
selves, they placed two soldiers oen"s ~,
with fixed bayonets at the END o.
loaded guns pointed at my back -
ed to the Jail in this way, as well d
in my painful situation, thinking "| .
bout the conversation Of the rsse'3
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.4duiee 10 Foreigners.-Whe for
eigners speak slightly Of the country they
are in, and praise their own, it shows a
want Of good sense aud good feeling in
them. IL is indeed natural to have an af-
lection for ones native land, nor can we
help preierring it 10 every other; but TO
express this in another country, TO people
whose opinion it must needs contradict,
cannot fail Of giving them just offence. 1t
matters not how highly some particular
countries may stand in the estimation OF
the rest Of the world: the advantage of
having been born in one Of those favoured
countries is accidental, and no man ought
10 be esteemed merely on that ac-
count. In order 10 obtain and merit the
respec, of good and wise men, in every
foreign land, il must appear to them that
by our talents and good dispositions we
do credit to the country which gave us
birth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-21

SOUTH AMERICA-The political eondi %
OF the Republics Of this continent, subject Of e
quail lierest the statesman aud the philanthropis
the United Stairs look with especial concern upo6
the progress OF events 10 this hemisphere; wheie
the great probl. m is 10 be solved OF the eapacitIes
OF man FOR sefgoyeInment,u under Tie system elcc
tive representation. The Anelo-Sax0n COLONIES on
this continent had. perhaps, nohtng TO esfn IN tie
science of civil Government, &ne change 10 eff C
in the exercise OF rational hbetiy. Our ancestors
sprung into existence of poliueal ndefen|enee
and religious freedom, Iuarmed. like the goddess
al wisdom. From political &C cnte they TAI to
lessons Ia receive upon tie universally al popular
viii. They brought with them the p, nciples ol
magma chara. OF hsbcas corpus, and the bill Of rights
the great charters OF human liberties. by Slich
naas titer homo, treca an shall IN any manner b
proceeded ssstsl but by The judeme OF his peers.
and by the laws Of the land. In Britain was tie
victory OF hutaan liberties achieved; and here, as
there. naxiRs OF cn3l Government and oil reli-
giogs tolerance have been acied upon as flfst pun
pies
10 the people OF Souii, Anne. ca the adoption Of
constitu' ionsl GofeFHi@ents experiment, Gcw
and unried. The example OF lie United States
bss,ered or pfectpiated teent agaiIst COLONIAL
bondage. and ~iih II, pumped destc copy the
firms Of political inst buttons, which win ns had
succeeded to the colouial regime Differing f.on The
Ang.o Ssx0n the Spanish colonist had III 10 learn
IN The science of civil government. II the iheorics
OF the few ptre correct. the many we've Ignorant;
ard all seYe unatcustoned TO the duties and 10 the
practice OF free institutions. Not familiar WIKI civil
liberty they sll adhered 10 religion, slavery; no
ii this day have the Republics ol South America
learned that selg tolerance rtecedes cis fee
dom. Wmlsi The power OF religion las been festfle
ted To purely spiritual concerns, the Consultation o
these R-inulics eonseesaeS rel Iaa oil tle > ate
The Republics 81 New Grenada, Ecuad. I. AID We
Ssxseia. are hos esef pFoac hng towards c ilnal
sFaraiiu ai efsd igom spitnai aft fs. This, 10 Us,
~ a. assur~nte thai l!e tad aud 1aifering progress
which they Lace made in political reform aud
rfeyeAse nj, fii bs continued.
The psat HISTORY Of many. and;ic preseu, conji. J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-21

We have very large supply Of O L T
Of every description, Piain Slaw, at al prices,
Nuns Florence Bfads from 81 TO the finest article
OF the kind manufactured, Bonnet Ribbons of ever,
style suitable to the season, together with hanG
selection OF Mouslin dc Lanes, Silks. Sattins,
Merinoes, French, German aud English worked
Capes Collars, Fancy Hdkls. Gloves, lnserIings
and Edgugs Of all sorts, Curls Plds and many 9th.
cr handsome aud desirable GOODS, to which we
particularly invite the attention OF tic LADIES.
o. We invite call from Country Merchants,
TO whom we will make liberal deduction from re
tail prices. HOkNER y WATSON.
Oct. u Is If
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cerrespgad,nce Of he Philadelphia L. s. Gesetie

CarrespgadtHee Of the Philadelphia L. S. Ga.etie
NV Yonk, Nov. Il.
No further foreign news. but are hourly cx-
peeli"g the arrival Of lie British Queen.
IHeie has bvena GOOD dtaidung 10 =d.y IN faseign
exchanges. ADD saies have adsaoc, Il. saicsf sfatr
bils lase bfen aaae al lfom q 20 L ard ssme lew
attu tfile higher.
fi.uf advanced ~ ia to-57v one shilling bbl.
ad1 eoi dafalic sales ver mao, 81 Western ~ SC
- ~ Gegfze' md Howard st. tie same rfice
The cotton m.fhst lsve1y du aad prices shade
lesser.
Gtl,anaas Saie bond 6 rer craf payable hl,f
,eatly "a tbs cay $1,000 were sold at &c,
I'D tie sa5s then Go I'd.
SHE. day uets n, De Of [. s Bank. 70a7a:
Del. aud liad.oa, ga 55l; Kentucky, 665 C5 f,
Morris y q - Ganfon y -.
5 ies uefe also made of IL OH, Trust, 81 and
5000 Ono SKIES 90; $500 Corporliiou Boads o35
-.
NV YoRK My Is.
There has not been much business doing to-day
n STOCKS; prices feman much The same
The departure Of tie Grsat Western tomorrow,
a noon. has caused large business TO be donr IN
tsregn exchanges which IS, no doubt, pairIy alttu
table to increased facilities recently given by the
Bauhs TO the mercantile community. All classes Of
importers we're ~ Tie market, besides tie usual
operations, aud the Consequence uas. th3t SEEING
Bills rose As high IS aed - per cert. prem, be.
iag an advance OF per cent.
Specie 'tuues 10 arrive here in such quantities
HAT the vaults Of Tie small banks, lot efficiently
large TO Lold vhat IS deposited with them. None
viii 20 oul IN the way Of traffic BY the Great
Western.
Exchange on Philadelphia e rather worse ia a
l5s; Baltimore 13f l34. Bank notes are an
average per cent. worse.
The depandkeeps up forF inur at advancing prices.
Prices OF Socts to-day wofc az follows L. $.
Bank Gs G95 Kentucky Is 81 Illinois 90 Nor
rs Caud y J Canton Company -; New Orleans
Canal %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-21

that in tie House. the Whgs, will have
majority that body is composed Of % mer.. ''g'
who" The Wings as far as heard lrom, bad ee,, .,
30 and the Loeos 10, leaving 10 to be heard s''sl
OF the Senate, 10 members we're chosen Om'
OF whom the Wings have certain aud ap,,h.l, ear
Laeos have ,, and TO be heard from. rt'"s
IS more important. IS L. ). Senator is h.. WY
IN place OF Lueius Lyon, whose term e,,,,., 'a
March, and whose successor was not e,',.., "a"
winter, because, as in the Leg sIatnies Of No.. ''
aud Virginia SO IN Michigan, a maioriiy eo..,I
be rallied upon any individual. Then. Y. Iaa' not
Commerce remarks thai The mem. et Obo
elected will be The first Wing ever sent 10 ,,,
branch OF Congress from Michigan! W.
10 have full returns lron, this State IN tim Pe
next paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-21
DOMESTIC gyuEAhEGEAGE.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON

EAtrset al . leter from M oliaer oil the army to
he editor 81 The New lofk Coufisi and Euqairfr .
- Nearn now on the eve Il another lu1ian wat,
likely to prove more expensive, well as drsttuc-
i've 10 human lie than lie msuanagcd aud shame
fully pIotfaeicd WI Of FLORIDA. ! Gu alc aware Of
The deadly tcud thaf existed between the Ross and
Ridge paftes ui Indians, gfowtHg oui OF the treaty.
made Though lie agency oi one Sehrfmelhofn wllh
6oVcumeut J lac lnldmy nl tbs treaty MS pretty
well exposed ~ Congress SINCE winch The unkind
feelings Il thtse lartjes towards each her have
been continual increasing, uuiIl al at tic death
Q! Ridge VAS tie Consequence.
The tt9gefnmcut made demand Tor the snfrreu.
der oil The persons engaged ~ tbs murder. winch
Las c'eateda Neiy strong excitement Ia the minds of
ihe lnd@as, aud til, flame has been famed 50 in
dnsHoesly by sumo Of the S,mignlcs scnl from
iof'ia, tha the greatest apptehrnslons are enter
TENED lest Loshltues should be commenced aud
spread among the surrounding ulbes ere they could
b. checked.
An express his been received here from ont
Gibson, sfng iottb the state ot lhings and tie rx-
posed condition ot the Whitss 10 the numerous tr,brs
81 Indians, ttdl The rOiiry Ct tins I scrnmenl has
concentrated ~ oue spot. Very serious appre.
heHs are clIedlaed by the people aud an tx ress
vas Despatched yesterday 10 Forl Gibson wlth order
10 tie commanding Officer Of that posi-. Should ali
lie u'hes oil ludldns West Of The Misslssi ~ unite
agaInst tie WHITES NC should then have an Indian
MI NOE fatal ia It's consequences tian any that has
becn "sged lot tas ias' haii ccnlmy."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-21
FOREIGN IsYEsIl.ENtE.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM LIVER
Dts{sfz

The n ~, .lia Oxi.rd, Carisin e.1htaae. az
III. :. :. Nv Yak tom Liverpool, ste'ce siie AZ
al AZ. .isi of octabc. bringing s.fites I'M. iA
,oai tln.e .s>s laei than sccettd by the sfe~
W.siein. Tie Edtu's u tie Commercial Au'r'-
,s.t are md, hea 10 Captain AaISiiaii, he acting
own,, ~ li,c II palvis 70 he lsifsi u''rs. i"h'
he Sc !, lat m. London siaek mafAei couitnatd 10
wear ,a;ief gloomy aspect me qoat'''" W 2s'et-
day ranging geucraly ooe q""'ief ie' 0eu' i'"'i
a.. tilase 81 tie previous aaN-
The 0Notd las 0ceu 9ii. ~ S+5ss ""3 az .'"'
from New York.
..,,c ,har.c,es a. that ~ tie Gfefi Wcsteru, and
Indeed II could Gel be sNpetied Ut TO Jays would
.,odnre any change Of ainm'ut The "ofsi Tea
,nre &C il is The ehniiured decrease al snccle ~ ihe
eoiIrrs oil The Hath % '.Hg37uu, as a'o"h IA Wv
onserrs average.
We oaete an sesiele from The I.oadoa Spectator,
in ~h,eh Il is stated thai application las been maj
for an oidet in eeanoil authorizing lie issue o.
pound no,es. The same statement "as "'do a pa
pe.. brought by tic Great Western.
: Mr.. Stevenson. The American ntipi,f Z and hi.
,.Js ere on visit 70 the E4il 81 fzs .ia at his
ano,ber suicide by leaping from The Monumen
,.c,,nniftcI on The ls,h. The .iri,m vas a mere
Al. only Is yea,s Of age, named II .acs lie deIib
s,,,e, climbed o,er she non lai M and snIung OF
falling about 40 feet from III ase
Byexptess from Paris On The l9ih intfllleerc,
Was received ot mn serial disaEtecmenls. NJ
Cousin lad resigned rs title Of extraordinary coun
r,lor because Inc lad bern struck iruln the list o
active councillor. I'D publicly accused u VIE
main OF utdrt'Ig .hat disgrace upon him. NJ. fi'ic
main reterte'i by accusing Cousin OF d.sness an'
ina,ienior The real secret is sud 10 be lhai I gu
snwlsbs. to btiue NJ. Thitfs iuto liz 1abntf' "h'
Vne' .,ain Was inlliguing IN iovor q Inc Duo '
BIr,l lic.
Another cause Of dispute WIS lie course II be pnt
.ued win Don Calus tic King and Marshal Soul
being dispo,e 10 set him 81 libeftS, ana tie ONE
;nis,,,s insisting on continued surrfH5nce. il va
snotea that passports would be granted to HE u u
a, soon as Intelligence should mflFe oi a fictoil
gainedby Espaftero oven Cabrera.
No farther progress seems io have been made a
,e,tinp the sflans OF Turkey and Egypt Letter
from, onsi Anluorlc say tlla Reschd facha VAS nos
din, f,eopeut conferences will the Russian anhassa
dor aud tai he lad declared bis delclminatirn Il
stand t, The tresy Of uukar skeess IN I'll us paris
BANK OF ENGLAND.
supplement 10 the London Gazsue ol Friday
Oct. ID. was pulls' cd o. SaunIsy, cottaiaiag Ib'
following auicic;
onarerv average 81 the weekly Liabilities and assets
Of the Baok q EngIsnl, l{oH lie % Jaly IL the
I5th 81 Oct. ls39 both inclusive, published p"I-
sunni 10 Act } and WliIiaiu Y. p IS
LiatIHaoS Astt.s.
Circulation, ~ GOO Srtunues, la 9s9 oOC
ID posts U'o bUH'onf -9-''"''
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rENNSNlNANIA.


We f8a IN tic York Gaztetc the subioined letter
from Governor Pnli,r, II reply to he connnupica-
fluuS 81 the committee Nhu bad bern npponled, al
a late meeting III Flat borough 10 convey To The
Executive COPY 81 tic resolutions a,luuled hy sad
mrctre. These resolutions, il vii be Ierollertrd
rgesed To tho Governor al rgliy call ,rthe epis.
arr Of Peon.y lgaaa. wigh view 10 the ade,fon nj
another msaSur# teepmmrn led by the meeting name.
~ the auhouz ~ ui State loan oil Ia @ millions al
collars al an inttl6=t e sa per cent per annun and
lhe granting o tie privilege to tl.c banks OF lhai $ ate
10 rs lie oac tue. and tlrce dollar rgl,s "a the A.
mount that might he u5henby hem tc.ueeiitrly Of
said loan. The Object IN view b. lie mcellnp was
Two fold FIRST, II rroyic small rofrs "a u nIeI,,,
Of small business ifau. actions Gufffa lc s,Ir,,,
md. secondly u "a vide for he Commonwealth ~,
+ Il very lHH Interest. the urlpa Of Irret,, IT, a.,
eaermenis ia fez1ti 10 certain t,n,r,,.5fy# II.
ihus the loan Of Two ma Hons al rs i, icr cont ,i
not. IN effect decrease II. debt 81 prnps, ly L,
I would as fast - rr.oiI3isd be made ~ tai 49,
place Of celiat1 uuinnIel d.bts Of fb,, ra,,,,,,,
/ wealth bcatlnn five and s#x uor cen, i,,c,.s,
Y 5j5.,,a,. p,5..,
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u'''un' cannot "oWe't'' oi'9g ny NINA Ia Tue
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ton e some. oil tie South American Republics
slow tie sest.e school iu which they aie leaning
ies-ons At political wisdom. MeNteo, G. afrm1ia-
agd I'eta ita'e presented attr.a e sI,,ctsel.s If
enact, All military ue-peIss'ii. Bff, nos Asres
I'D U'aeass are IL cnd ~; Brzl n revolt
aaa Ctaie vars viii Peru, Ftom iIzis Grtr otalesl
iia'1 ~ de e5uess pass aIst Rtd irssf az il. ai
~ tte eAeesc ot he elective 4src isr ~ "a. aiih
Use "a a'sl1s, tie !asi .tguncBt 81 - t.Fasr
tdasS % ad The llhefy OF The I1e.s Il e.sHiuaIly
insiisc public aud f,yaie nera' tswl,, f.. d4.Iuscd
au'ong tie p oP'r. vii eouns' tDe.4 al.rlis AID
designing siuois
OF q e 6e."neeis Of 1soalh America. asnos or
# Prs deiis:
.hft.a'' Yep slal Bus'aprute.
1aa'e~'sts, : rs EersBfr Is nm ca ~ iutf
- many ndcpea5eat sfaies AZ
there "ete iotmrf Y PROVINCES. ! Ire
Confederation is DISSOLVED.
saet % aneIa, Dr.. Marques.
IN" leta Gsncial Pafz.
i.ff a5of. Gehefal Fiofta.
I ta;.t Dan Pedro II, Emperor Durlrg
h., mn ofi1y the Enpisc Is sdmtu-
istefel by Regent
Pasnos Byres, General Rosas
] tugudB General Rivera.
Chile. Gsuclal Piiefo.
+ Ioiirid, General Neasto.
Peru, General Gamma. Gigje.