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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-03
M u s I G.

WI q = / ..
MESsRs. @. WEISS x GRAIN, members Of the Ger
W Musical Society beg leave inform the fashion
formed full and effective band oT nstrune,
Wales, Gaops, and Coons Of the celebrated come
Strauss Lsnner Lsbzky, Musard and other empsrt
professors and hold themselves readiness attend private
parties s9rees &c They will attend with two nstruments
required Favors will be promptly 10 bv ami wing a.
the music store No l2 Broadway their No
81 Delaney street n -
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IvERPooL.Steamer Cal donia rom Bos,on-Mr Sangwin
and lady Mr. Macauiy Quebec Harris, Geo w Jarvis
Toronto; Mr. Mas.n Mr. Monde,t Gap.ds 1t snmons b
Ellf, England; Mctiil Mr. Erwins and lady, VIM Smith
Thos Wallace. McDougals John Moson John Carter
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
bS otDss 10 I eGa0 oT f01s' are
t.eo.s, D: a.. eol"oTof fourth Sssr dss ms
5aa IL s Z, t K. New q.
bray by Mr.. Ewp.sx tie Early History Of steam. as
cling modal q se. Ssas %i1 be 1 oTeSa
and Gsstemas Is a b Ss ~ ,S Lady
at The Clinton Ial Bookstore corner Of Bs.inan and Mas
c,9 FIVE DoLLBRs REwARD.-Lost. on Friday
MW sNyo15ns The 2i,h Dee mo,r last small white Cuba
I 3 s. =; Of caIfc Wsosysr will
$40 PER cIIALD SoN 1;LiyirposI COAL of he best
y iss 81.
S2,'S a. q !, h' dug Ts e re Water street
Ts MUSEUM OF + rosEloy II fEnATU f Sc
s ..a as.nsl d. seS@: s
froiscr Wilson lyon The bowSa Of Spceos wiz if' viz
Iys The sit.nios sadqaietsn he g9s sfsq,y reader Cat
% s0S G@ s sr Saoas " l
y s AMONG NSS9 ssss psi ia a., ai
ham he Two Nuns deep tragedy the 6.i pari Of an ae-
Use states very soad Convent esss1 or
oi @ s. @ TSsss Sy o 1 sae. ss."
aud Art m're of miscellaneous character and
hi. number Of The Museum made up from the Edinburgh
EwM Ah.nr Ea paSF rs 1s,y Mssssazos Black
miner MIR. Dickens Chambers Journal Literary Journal
We embrace III, whole circle Of British Periodical Li.ers
turc and the Museum contains matter
monthly numbers an aoy Of the kdn ouryh Reviews we ara
able efe the pt and spirit Of the wislc The Febrsr
number w contain sno her excellent article by Mr. vacs.
lay The wheat from these public atoms should be wiupow
ed ~ Price 50 year. Published by
j.. III fTELL x co 2g7 Chestnut street Phi IaS eol,,
Sold By M,ssrs. CARViLL u co, New York.
Ten thousand Year, Charles OMalley, Barnaby Rudeo
Old Culi1sy Shop js sis
GRAND NEW YEARS BALL, AT GOTHIC HALL.
" Mr. j. PARKkR has the honor to ncc 10 his friend.
and the public, that he intends giving Grand CIVIC BALL
Monday, 81 inst Dancing to commence o'clock and
continue late hour Tickets of admission ST 10 al
tcn will attend md introduce variety of mus
NO isncy dresses Wul W y. suin seo. ], IT.
WITHOUT MERCURY-DR. T. BRENNA has IN.
w OF informing the oI New YorK fhsr
he radically on the homeopathic system IN lew
days description OF syphc disease whether rectn cr
long standing without danger of relapse which very otea
BY the Of mercury.
The remedy Of Dr. Brenna docs not contain partie Of
mercury, any other corrosive poisonous mineral and
therefore possibly exercise any drcerous
the body. IL be administered; orra.
ton always cafe and bad follow from
ko. critical the circumstances under whitk ia
tak.p
TO- Patients wishing advice consult DR. Brrpns al hi
office Granite Building Broadway and fa,,osr
Chambers srs T. At Nj
to2P NJ "a I'm
7 OS OK iOLr.N from Doera Of The .I-.n1-o- :;
IL Rhode island tuday rning Jan A. between he
hour Of pas, And half past at coor.l romd Ian
considerably with the iron handles
pulled Of the plate tuning black worn:
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MARITIME HERALD.
g1gLSrSxO Arrive.
Packets so D,pSrs .
To Masters OF Vessels.

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor by having Ir
Of their carroes passengers and report Of vessels left
TIE port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
on their arrival here for Commodore BsETr our feet
Of news schoonsr He viii board them immediately on
their arrival.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-03

The short bonds pay able in LONDON In 1912 and lsii
amounting to 500 oO0 bear per cent interest, and all
the per cent except loan Of 500 600 in 1852 at
per cent OF This $500 for stock in the Bank
OF Mobile in which the State two ffshs of capital
stock This stock is divided among the banks as fol-
lows
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NEW AeCADIAN GARDEN,
ERICAN MUSEUM.

Corner Broadtcay and Ann street.
Manager and Director. Mr.. p T. Barnum.
Extraordinary Attraction Il ree Performances on New
Years Day.
The public respectfully informed that unusual degree
Of splendid attraction will be produced this with e1
music and extra performances BY Mr. JENKt rs the
ebraed Vocalist uneqnalled Banie Player and deaor OF
European, Ethiopian, and American Eccentricities
Also, the celebrated ALBINO LADY, who, as vocalist
and natural curiosity, still remans unequaied Lkewme
Master W. PELHA the greatest Of all Negro Daneers
who will appear in all the fyorte dances peculiar him
self.
The performance will commence every evening half past
extra performances will be given follows at 3ooek
p NJ another at o'clock and the last half past clock in
the evening
The splendid paintings in the Grand Cosmorama vii, e.b
bit entire change New Years day. This Cosmorama n
the most elegant aid costly in the United States
Principals Of Schools and their pupils admitted on ber.f
terms.
Admit'ance to thel Museum and all the as
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NEW YORK SOCIETY," LIBRARY MdElJSSe.p1%9%pary

IN Read ngs and Recitations; by Mrs a e. MOWATT-A
of rccaous CONSISTING of selections from the Poets
with remarks will he commenced by Mrs Now
We'd esday III. 5h Of January at the Society Library
Rooms, and be concluded if possible, the following week
others, The Missing shig written for Ms M9w2u
pone from tn. ID vol Of The Poet, OF America recently
ished The S.veih Plague Of Egypt Exodus tx 49, Ac
Croly Reply of Amenade Orb from Act Scene
vii ofYoI,ar Tragedy OF Tancrede Ito B., recited in the
originally Tod Kcrne Ito be recited in the orig
na; together with selection, Crabbe Byron Scott,
Moore Mrs Hemans aud others the whole to be conc uied
in four evenings Scenes from the Corssr will form part
the selections with the parting OF Conrad and
Medora which, together it'll suhst extracts will include
the chief part Of the Poem.
Subscription tickets for the four evenings for gentleman
and lady Ss for gentleman aud two ladies' ST. which.
application male by note TO MIR Mowat the Astor
House. Single admission, SO cents.
M In case Mrs. Mowats health does permit b.
be completed by 2oth January holding
scri9on tickets will be entticd to- propot rpfn
their money. i3i'
NEW YORK AND ALBANY VA. nKlUlir.r,INL
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S790,ls4
Total loss.


In former report, the company allow that the coal
cost them s525 per ton, but state that it owing 10
extensive REPAIRS the high price of labor &C." The
printed last March, states that the value Of the
coalon hand March, isio was s9il72 the sales during
the year. $6sa24 and the value of the coal on hand al
the close OF the year. s7i a3j In that year tho
coal mined las 600 TONS The increase in the value
Of the coal on hand is $soo63, making with the sale
s2ao all that the company gets for the IS 800 TONS
which is equal to average Of $3.50 cents per ton
showing loss Of As cents per ton All these facts are
taken from the reports Of the company made at different
periods. Last March, a. have stated, the company
made noreport oftheir capital and snd nowth
standing the recent rumors they have again omitted
in the "recent circular" and also in the pus" that
daily appear in the Wall street papers The managers
must understand that since the famous letter Of Mr. Bid
die retiring from the management of the u s. Bank
the assertions Of company directors have but very little
weight. The public and the stockholders must have
facts and figures
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-03

" EOwSRr AnrHirHEATRG.-A magnificent bill OF
new ene sion an.s snnou nc ed for HI
oeauni pantcmime, and the elegant per es Of
ruer, who is Acknowledged to be the best and
Aon GO y! rider in America. The other entertain
LENT are exceedingly diversified and embrace the per
sLs % q the whole company, consisting OF about
ytsisnted male and female equestrians The
.r aefsca engaged here the most beautiful in The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-03

% CHATHAM TnrATRE.-Upwards Of ,hrao 49,
sand peop witnessed the performances at this e ,biish
1ent on saturday evening, and in the afternoon at
were furne array unable to gain admr,tance The ~!
all went or with much ecla and ,he new dr,rr,
q the NSih OF the Lake is Of the nos, efectiva
saas has been produced here for time. m ropest
Soso Night scott performing Allen Allison With the
enscts MazePpa. Lewelen, Adder Khan Mrs ThornS
zeima, AL Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Blake, Olinska and
Oneixe lnis piece produced with every care TO see
mic eject ai strenth of cast and will doubtless draw al
nos as numerous an auditory as assembled here on ss.
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BY THOMAS BELL.
gfJr,s Mo- - Ann and IFS FSlif0nStYssts.)
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY,.
Ats o'clock IN q = sale rooms.
Sal of dry go cs clothing ancy and pledged articles jw'
81 Use.
Also 10 safety landlords stock Of millinery
tcs leo splendid vie and fashionable ladies hats full
trimmed with wrea,hs. Sc sc
Also silks satns linens osiery, Sc Also, 10000 Principe
Alfo % Buffalo Over Cos's-a quantity of clothing and
trunks large glass aud fancy articles, Sc.
WEDNESDAY.
AT l0' o'clock at, : rooms.
Spcn I'D furniture sae-t ompriing look glasses
b,cs bedsteads uasses sofas. lamps, Chi kerry and
glass Maresplendid furniture, eight piano ortes Nc
a! sc, a large lot of store fNsr.s.
FRIDAY
At I0l O'Clock, IN he sales Rooms,
splendid stocso frs, rate ready made clothing, Also,
handsome and well assorted dry goods At III o'clock pre-.
cey an estre stock choice and bottle
viz Superior Matea. Port, Sherry &c, iayore brands -
All 10000 Spanish Ssgars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-03

" VI. WA.hISaro- HortL-- Mr.. Coster the popular
,enr Of this establishment invites his friends 10
r&nd hcw Years Ball, this evening To ladies and gen
M 10 have not received circulars OF inyi,s.,on
- " rqnests usto say he will be most harry TO
- /. Icn IS .i'.s and gents. We have 10 doul,
.s ~ fhs T's'ifed hyhsvirs house full oftriend.
rat ls;g { this Il TIE " ming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-03

CD Arn VirY 'rIs, 'ris 90 rar,,,- sh.,.. ~,
most beautiful, the most cxposcdiand aJmreS or az
nature is the hair Of The head i healthy We of,n %
1creens with harsh, dry hair, fItay with SanS~ -
which diseases the roots and thea the hair .o s un
1nR snd fslls from the head Why will norsor s,vw
thsf We 10 not wish to offer nostrum hn, ~. "LioW
esed an article sold at reasonable price that ree,1
So 4r The hair gives il delicious appearance ana a.
ats ills-ts jones' Oil Of Coral Circassja soid :.
Chstnaa street Mark the number-sl II is soIJ .,
Ies hveor eight fhillings bottle Oct the genuine.
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w WALK Ur TO the Captains Office and settle, all
yIu snc n.se not cured your coughs colds and head
~, "a :. @s'ea during your calls on saturdaywalk
Sps NJ, STU street or ITO, a7s and $50 Broadway ~
III ptoa- gay; lss Bowery aai Bleecker street s,7
Huasos slses ~ 50 and 80 Fulton street Drookiyn:
fnS I'll 30 ns mphor, Cough Lozenxcs
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OS 4 Ok IUIr.N, from DOsru Of The .i-sn1.o -
IL Rhode leland stgcday n.rning Jan. between he
har trunk ccnsido raby one OF The iron ha,Jes
pulled ofth Plate continuing black coats some worn;
snuff colored dress coat tcvnd with silk braid one new
cloh csp one !rge peacoat considerably worn: Blnnls
bart Of Long is md sonnd Chat OF Gloucester CaoeA
Blunt American Course Plot, and number 81 other ariic
Any pe,f sn io,m ainp a ma, esdo he di'cO
olo scott. -lFrye Ell vs. Nantic store 222 Water at
-n A..osers and cihe particularly requested 70 be
Their gard .3r
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a IN 9leS nfs<prs-

pARK TUGATKG.
THIS EVENING jan. SHE pe,o,,,re. viii eonmenes
with ' Tx Ei BS 9ifis,s { . r v,..
Unknown, Mr. Pearson Fa.ima Mile Pauline Des.ras
THE a a oS Il '6'SSsf ssGynooL.
~: Sisa' ''' Mrs "v's S%s '''
To '''e'''i * S eA 81 Stsff,s' D'a's'f
pov.,sp, By Msd,,pg .,,ty rs en-
Doors omen at 81 eriormsuce commences at o'cloet
OH sTHAss riiIGhr,er,
THIS wS 1F sf sGsesss wi"
MireE EsIn, rKrby-A'deF Khan w.. M s.
W., T Tps9 :. With
Allen J A.ln:Ga SEQ" The Brownie Mi. F,v,l KIRBY
Ro1ss soesatr I'D and sdt.rsas Rita, ,ssi,.sy
Door, open AZ 81 Curtain rises n "a rr-ci'.
msTCHEi.L's OLYMPIC TnEArl.u
THIS EVENING, JAM s-I'he performances viii
MY WIG AND N ny w IsE,s SHAWL.
Lord Alryson HOneaste Mons Middlfaor, Nicaenson
Muna, Mrs Timm
THE e o sflGsHxsS OWN sS
Capt Summ,r,ile Honcsstle William Billings Graham
Laureila a. 49, Miss Singleton
cao w'' "''er fior0eas,,.,Jn Mitchell .s r.,
Eliza IF ?sHs STfr T:;s
Alphonse Graham Elderado Mitchell
circle socen,s Upper boxes q. esna. n,
uuois opeh ahtu ps-tsis Curtain rises n seven
HOWENY AMPiIlTHEATxE.
No 81 Bo,eay
a9 st 81 NIX TT r
GAIoP%bE Nr fT:snd sn'rs entitled
tfats OF HoTscmanshipby 4 V Turner
Negro d.uc'ng by the unrvalled Master Diamond
Mr lands will introduce an imposing Equestrian Act
Vau ing by the whole lany
Master Rivers, wonderful performances defy des-
crip.i'n
Horssnaoship by slr Buckley
tnn,c song Mr. Booth.
The eeebrssd Rivers Family 80 through their much ad
mirrd feas of Gy mnasla.
20 conclude with
OLD DANE TROr
During the evening variety of other entertainments
Doors open at 64-pertormance commences att.
Boxes SO cents. Pit rs cents
The animals belonging to the geological Institute will h
for exhibition during the holidays Entrance IL in
Chrystiest Admission 25 cents.
NEW ANCADIAN GARDEN
No 255 Bieecksr street
- Under the direction OF Mr. ii ROCKWELLl
THIS EVENING, Jan. 3-The entertainments will COR
with gtand
WALTZ AND STAR ENTREE,
POLISH BKOTHERs by Mr. Risey and h;s Son
ACT OF HORSENANSIIiP, by Mister Stephsps
Comic sorg, Mr. g. Booth; Juggling Plate Spinning &C.
by Mr. e. Sauds.
fashionable Monstrosi,ies, by MIR. G. Sands
The Goddess DANA by MIR o. Stone
Negro Melodies, by Billy Whtock and his Banjo.
Ole Wirgnny Breakd WIS, by Master Diamond.
Grand Ethiopian Trio, by Master Diamond Whtloek aAl
T. O. Booth.
The AmazoRian Maid by Mrs Gulln.
Mr. Stone will appear the character Of Indian Hunter
The whole to conclude with a Imaginable Aiterpiece
Doors open at quarter past s. Performance
att Boxes so rts 25 cents
|
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New York. next de- IT the Fulton Bank
Persons DESTROYS of sending for their lends
make the with tie rs and
have them brought out first class pac ,bps
sailing from Liverpool weekly during the compg year si1
and enc Of the finn Mr. JAMES b. ROCHE, Is there and
Will remain all those whose passages pal there for
wared with and despatch. For passage further part
cu!sfs apply as ABOVE. DDS
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Sold at Wholesale and Retail by A. B < d. Sands Dr.~
Ests No 10 and 100 Fulton sweet David Sands and CO. No
IT East Beoadway Abr'm D. Sands K Co. No 273 Broad
way IF Chan street Aso for sale az above thu
" AROMATIC SNUFF" for Headache and Catarrh com
posed rincipsy OF roots, shrubs and BY
Waterhouse, late Pro- essor OF Cambridge University
f--- Pr'cs q cents. dIl 9t,s.wI6x
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20 AN SRIcAs MUssUN.-rhis magnificent, establish
nent throws out additional attractions 10 niebt Tbc
Jenkins, the Albino LAZY, AND sgnor Nsrro,,e from
sly VIII appear IN great variety Of popular entertain
Asnts The Grand Cosmsrama is the laroes, and 80,
eosty in America The beautiful vic wa wer all ohi
q N""N5eu
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p q S II s G. RI + Il.
baltimore.

BALrIMoRE, January =, loi2-9 A. M
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.UUINE 7 To LEND.
bRAHAM j. JACKSON. Pawnhroser IS Reade strss.
- near broadway, loans money large small gums 81
,lsY ne r.aoIr,d on ners nro deserIuf; ana rsS
WHirWELL's OPODkLDOC, which IL cons,d,r ed BIZ
W the first Physicians in the u s. the very heat cor,
p9stos II existence for n sumaisw. Sprans ChbIsiss
N b. II three times The strength of any other kind Be
ald ask for Whwes Opode doe no oteer
unless wish TO the truth Of the remark that
"a
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corner bouverneur lane, 40 Peek slim
Persons d. srous Of sending for their fens can have
broug ont by this favor,e ship, any ether line sailing
from Liverpool weekly and favorable terms. Drafts for
any amount able the National and Provincial Banks Of
ireland and their Brencscs Messrs James Brett Son Co
Bankers, Lond"p Exchange and Discount Bank LIVERPOOL
which payable in all the principal of the United
81 Office, 49 South street IA
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M u s I C.

NEssRS. SCHNEIDER 4 REBHUN A;,cc,o,.
Az Of the well known German Baud beg leave 10 nfos,.
the fashionable sonety of New York its Vicinity tsf
tai Is nov ready attend private pares sorres
Sc. They have all the latest and opuar 70
tlliops aud Galope of the celebrated composers
Strauss and Lsbzby aud viii attend either ith tvo ins
inens VIZ: ion and PIanoorte number BE-
required ~ layers vii be promptly ATTENDED to by apply
pg az hr ttANIHhEEs Fur Store, 2s2 Broadway wheTs
LADIES and Geuic requested he spen
did assortment Of f. Skins Caps and kobes ever Offered
~ wv Wv wv Wv I,Nh
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From The Baltimore CHppe1
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-

We shall endeavor to keep the eyes Of the people
fixed upon the movements OF the House Of Represen
tatves that the shameful neglect Of duty and abuse of
trust 10y members may be generally known. The
House has been in session iuuiteen weeks without
passing single &C. of Importance TO the country
The credit of the nation is Frustrated the public rea-
sury is emf tythe currency is without regulation
and the people in absolute dependency. All eyes
turned to the House of Representativ and
what is there seen total, wfu disregard Of the
public interests About two hours of the day are oc
cupied IN nominal session of the House during
which brief space disorder and confusion reign and
adjournment takes place for the want OF quorum
On Saturday last and during most of last week this
was the And yet the member. as pire to the
title Of honorable! Out upon such petensions -
Cromwels Rump Parliament had not rendered itself
more contemptible when il thrust from The Par
lament House, than will be the present House of Rep
rescnatives, If their of nduct be not chang
ed. Their proceedings have excited universal dis
gust. Ii they resolved 10 do nothing for the pub
lie interests they should say So and adjourn at once
for it would be better that they should 90 home than
remain idle in Washington at the public xpense They
bringing republican government into disrepule
and aiming fatal stab at our free institutions and
they will be held To dear account for the injuries
which they are inhicng,
II members of the House will not move the people
husband when they do they will sp, ak in tones of
thunder to their dsobeient and unteeling Rcpre5c.-
tatives,
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THE RIGHT OF SEARCH

The Z" treaty by the five powers of Europe in re-
lation to the right of search, has awakened strong
feeling in France. Below we give letter which is
vouched for as coming from gentleman long and
successfully connected with the diplomatic aflrs of
the country abroad. At the present juncture in
own affairs the position of France on this question
is exceedingly interesting and important one,
PARIS, January 81, 1912.
You were doubtless unprepared as myself for
the Joint treaty of the five great European powers
for the suppression of the slave trade by the
sion of the mutual right of search. English amb-
ton concealed under the disguise Of philanthropy is
at the bottom of this business. The object of Great
Britain has been to nerpolate the right of search
into the law of nations under the sanction of the
united authority of those European powers who take
upon themselves to make and interpret European
public law. Her real objects, as well as the means
which she has intended TO put in practice for their
attainment have been concealed from the associate
partie. to this treaty. Her primary aim has been to
iegaze her sovereignty OF the seas and then to force
the minor powers, the United States among the rest
to respect this new authority for her insoence and
boundless ambition for maritime power. Happily we
have here an able and influential Minister As soon
as he informed Of the existence of the treaty he
FASTENED to unfold its objects to the French Ministry
and through that and other channels of influence he
has awakened France to proper and excited feeling
of the danger to the principles and interests which
she has hitherto defended, contained in this instru
ment to which she about to give her final sane
ton. | have my doubts whether the treaty will be
ratified but after the Interpretation given to il by the
Minister of Foreign Affairs evidently the result of
his interviews with General Cass, it will be power
less in the ha DIS Of Great Britain, in the way she in
tended to apply against US, and other secondary ma