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New-York tribune., 1842-04-19

TN,yO= SILVER MEDALS AND7 DI


ZPLOMAS have been awarded 10 John I.ir.,;lark G,
Chaham-street for The best Cologne and Pcrtume.y For
renrs he has been eslgacei the manufacture Per.
iuner IN this city, and Until Tie present time ke ba. moi
sd himself before t- public in the advertising col
OF any fa2er, bat sustained b. tic decision en-
Judges o PerUmery. given tie Fans held u this CITY
and Boston, lie feels authorised SAYING who want
any article IL his Inc that % Chatham. rect try NAV
t!gd superior quality moderate prices Remember the
number formerly Chatham Chapel diI II
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w ONDERFuL Cure by Rings Cough

NM UNUERF ID Cure by RING Cough
Candy.-New-Yors, Feb. q, ELL, Nr. c. IL
Rng-Dcac STA sanse OF gratitude well as duty Il,
you ami suffering community induces me to max. public
i 70: t,nH proper the surprising elected by YOUR
Cough Candy have been suffering with an alarming
conh md all the symptoms OF speedy dissolution seemed
10 inevitable for several months, during wl, time
had spent hundred dollars for Itren, remedies
'oue Of which gave any permanent relief was finally
Induced By the persuaso- friend 10 make trial o. yon
Candy, "ili but le faith is efficacy; 8u, 10 NV sur.
pr, as Well that Of ny friends. from that
Troublesome cough and ENJOY good, not better health
thar have Tor several yearslf any persoos oub, tie
truth OF the above b. calling on me at my store No II Pin
street they can have al .!Ieirdoubis removed.
JOHN HOWARDp@
For sale wholesale and retail by c. H. RLlC Ga -oa,.
way, New York. ,,o5 In,
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conducted ny JESSE rECK. successor 70 C. JONES
7r-rlsrir Pincpalof The ouahcr Hill School Il situ2tei
mar Iaxl-r.vie depot The llou.ctopic Railroad VIA
Bridegroom. whence the Principal viii furnish cnveE
ance;7 h> School. The plan o! instruction compress
fho-9iiga practical course sciences generally Lam
aui Greek Languages Great attention will he gwen 10
r{s7 mora! and physical a. we'll Is intellectual eiacauon
NJ PECK will accompany III scholars from the city on
Thursday he 2t of April iDthe steamboat Fai-tieit foot
cf Cathec!ne-s,. at ococh,M Terms SlAper annhin.
navgbl, quarterly in advance. Mr. Peck call on those
;,h.1 70 place scholar, andels by leaving their al,
,,r,,,e, Win the following -cncaes whom he would
refer liz N FOR further particulars:
joins TOWNSEND. Jr X Avenue c.
r f.ISaISS. % Crc>by->t
y P.cs.1jn Frony->t-
Rev G FORCE sEc1. -Na MuIbe--v->;-
Having closed the Quaker HI Boarding School, oir
Jones rightly recommend. This School 70 h!> former Tofs
ais w CYRENtfS JONES.
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Farther Foreign Intelligence

IxDl,.-rhe following bFiefand clear statement
- no raali.b tronbles in Aifghanistan isirom the
,.,.riesr. Il throws much Ugh, on the state Of
affairs IN that country.
IA order 10 make the matter more istelligibe 70
our raaders Ne @lay state tina, in Aigh.n'stan, q
fia mountainous region west OF the lndlas, lying
5ct,geii 30 and 40 c!cerc.s lati,udc the brtl- n
haze b.,,.t iusoivea in war b. Interfering IN me
,!>fa>,ic dnacrols Of the native Princes Az nan
stan lies betyqee. Persia and Hindoostan and tro!!l
i9Deuorial 5.s been the rout Tor the INVADER
al I,.l;a cortl,, from Inc West. It's looked up
~ ~ England as the barrier while IL the hands OF
Friendly native po., RS OF her Indian En- nrc agai-,
All European aggre,siors, and especial: that OF
Rgs5ja. Russia. operating through Persia. and
.iiai,,.ita o,y5. agents whenever their traces
=,q,ro discovered. i supposed to be at the bottom
i the difficulties wkich induced the lndian Go
velrncit % i;Issff.,re by armed interference IN
if.hau.stl:l.
For !. long ti.le it has been known that, as would
.ecrn from deficient ynliitary skill, isolated corps
of the British troops haze been c"oPcd up on
points III this country distinct from each other-
C;l.,slsilu. Chtzncc and Cabu each mas It's glrri-
son: bat the =iows and The yigilan, cavalry OF
:fc .ifglsa1s cut Recommendations. and columns
Of r.l3cf sent icom Bombay haze failed, and bccn
broken UP; or turned back The chict command,
,iiit.r Sir Robert Safe. was at Cabul-anountlng
10 ), 300 men, OF Which, however, it would seem
fFicre was onlyonc 1Yropcan regiment, the 4ith;
tie rest beiag Scpo:s native troops 1t j, this
icrcc ..tlcb. decoyefi ~ pretended capitulation
from It's stronghold at Cabul, and while, on the
9r7ftr, !. to .Ie{kr{ajud, was cut OF.
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~ O Il X S OL T., WATERPROOF
~ AND DRESS B0oTS.-'G,e >ob>criber m7kcs {.
order Boots ahave description, OF the finest quail
tv OF French cal.-skn and the latest s,ye. and Al
very reasonable prices Gentlemen WHO have beer.
The hadn't OF ayin eAtaSasn prces nor irior articles
requested call ard be convinced HAT ~. prccs
from twenty per below other in The neighbour
hood Drawings tsng taken OF the eet and pair OF lasts
kept for each cusomer, there difficulty getting
handsome vct 1T
Constantly on hand large assortment; Of reec.y-rlade
Bc,ts latest STYLES 81 prices VARYING from TWO 10 SIX Dol
per oyeShoe. Hali3oo!s, Dancing puuI- Slip
pers, &c. &c. Il; cQaally low prices
JOHN l. WATKINS. III fUonsiIet1,
il Is between Nassau and Dutcb-,t-cets
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=NTOTICE. TO HuP'rURED PER

y s0NS.-Dr.-A. G. III IL. No Vc>cy street. Astor
House New Snrk.-l"rsons afflicted with Ruplurcs mag
rely upon tie best Instrumental aid the world affords
application ms Office i N,>'v street. New York. either
OF his AGENTS the Chief Of the United
States Parents must he careful examine The bBck part
Of Or. Halls Irusscs, 10 they endorsed by Dr.
Hull IN writing Hrnc other are genuine b" relied
as cod d. Hull gUann,eeS cures To al! Otherwise healthy
patients "hO Cali NJ , Office Tor Ii the cure be-
nQradica am permanent. TO preclude The necessity
% wearing truss whatever, the money advanced i
turned ON the expiration OF u. specified for The cure
wattSer progress the rupture may have made toward
dicaton
Cli'lIenz onder twelve years universally cured With
out further expense han The cost al The Truss. The
Gca cure has been under progressive practical improve
tit lf G2Tt Than twenty past, in DR.. iIulP
lruss O!icc, and Is now brought of unrvacd
perfection.
Many tr"actcrous aycn have undertaken vend ini;a
tons OF DE- l'n.s celebrated Hinge and Pivot Truss
Ihefasy ard retention OF I'upur>. T.esc limitations,
caHn.t De relied cu-ney made by un.kilui sur
gso ana mechanics, AMI no better than the ordinary
Iru,sc> oil Tic market The genuine lave my tn name in
writing m2i I'm AMOS G. Ui1II 4 co
DE- in has at he request Of several respectable plysi
cnt lifted ~ room exclusively for Ladies' haqflg .epa-
rate ontrafcf rom The business department. wherein lady
~ acnd'nce, to apply Trusses and Supporter,
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NH aud MRS. BAILEY wouId inform

r1''Ic VII
their Young Ladies' School from No $50 ouston-,trcct to
No 10 Carroll Place, Biecckcr>treet the first day OF
Mav next where their accommodations for Boarding and
Day Scholars will he greatly enlarged and improved
Twelve Young ladies will be the Limited number for board
suitable nuiaher 10 form pleasant family CIRCLE
The French languag taught 10 tho whole school This
department Will nc under tn. direction OF Partisan lady,
who will reside the family, assisted by others fully
Jeie, the French language Singing i taught 10 the
whole school in classes without eytra expense No extra
charge Lain The English department will be ably
Supportcl-onr efficient TEACHER every twelve pupils
For farther particulars parents referred TO their Circu
lar ~bc may be1ad al No $50 lou'onree till the first
NAV after That No 10 Carroll Place. Bceckcr,trsc
:, French C'osemeSs who understands her own language
ccauurltioav. and who has Knowledge OF the Enc
lS wanted Satisfactory references VIII be required
sn,,n Il
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TRAVELLING.
RFeaAfe,t on BOart-
~ AMORNINGL LINE FOR AL

y @ eMORNING LINE FOR Al
S,:..Es5-,= BANY, from the Steamboat Pie. foot Of
r.. nv sra7toa. TROY Capt; Gortarl,
Th.sfTp.@tav) Morning. A prl I9 NJ O'Clock
The 10 steamboat ALBANY. Capt lG 'en-
kaS W-,in-ss!ay Morning. pril 9th. Al o ciocE
F0r ppssage,a7piy al The oc- foot OF or
Oh board
or .rs- otter h!nd Properly taken. shipped.
boa I'd iii; boat, must The risk g: The owners OF s1ch
Goods Freight. or Baggage, &C ni-i
p gao hEVENING LINE of Steam
Sl boats tor Albany. direct; al O'Clock P.
T;I IL 49, bc,yv.ei, Cou-tlanr and Liberty streets
The steamer SOUTH AMERICA. Capt. Brainard. leaves
Mondav. "Wednesday and E.Iiay Afternoons =; o'clock
The Seai-le- ROCHESTER,, Capt a. s.. john. lea
Tuesday Thursday and SATURDAY Afternoons O'clock
Tie above boats are and substantial, furnished; viii
elegant Roop and for speed and accommodations
CurivaeL the Hudson.
For asseor fright apply isP. C. Schultz o::ice
mi g tHIarf. .Narf..
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and Commercial SemIna:

Z w. 81 Ercasway.-Mr.JNO. W. s IIOwS r,spect-
fully Informs his friend, and the public ai the Is. day
OF MAY next; he III remove hi, Classical and Cormcrcal
Day School from ms present residence l Mercer street 10
tue spacious ana connexions dwelling house, a5i Bread
wa. three doors above Sprlng-trcct.
Mr.. low trusts that s reputation he has sustained cur
the TX he presided over his late establishment,
The Wno4tawn Institute" wi rrner any PROFESSIONS.
the future unnecessary further than to assure bis friends
ana tue public that the systemic sonnd practical Edu-
CATION Will bc continued by hii. which II has hitherto
heca S conscientious cnleavor. faithfully 10 carry into
operation. Fortern> appyro Mr. low,, beore the lst
Nav II his residence, l55 Mcrccr.strett.
y B. Mr. ioTs will devote portion OF his leisure time
the Instruction OF Au!t Glasses in ELocuToS. AMI 10
Private Tuition the when such may Iva Preferred
Mr. ows would especially lnyi," the attention ri Theo-
logical and Law n.cnts 10 the system he has adopted TOR
instruction in this important branch OF liberal eiuna'ion
Mr. floSs make the study OF this art ratii-
Development the MISD, than dry practice ot me-
CHEMICAL ruIcs aud artificial acGuIrcments. 10 5W
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Sold II Ne-Yori, wholesale and re,a, Dy a. y. Il D.
Sanis. Druggists Nos ~ and leo Fulions, A. Il. Sands
Co, 275 Broadway, and David Sands Co.. y East Brsas
way. \. y. ms In
New-York tribune., 1842-04-19

Jayug'. Hair Ionc-iil.r riyn.r tins aclc fair tria.
uue.i,atingiv pronounce IT 10 he what proieScS, the
article, without exception, Tor the
ton preservation OF ,l Human Hair We know Of nu-
,rouS Instances where Hair has been restored beads
which have been bald for and think
greater than recommend 10 all ourrcadcr who
losing their hair nivkc trial OF hi, Tonic mncdl-
aleiy. Boston Mail May g.
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Z!SDl,.-rhe following briefand clear statement
.. Tho English troubles in Aighanistan Is from the
,-aericaa. ltthsows much light on TIE state Of
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These arc The precautions taken b,.Her Ma
jeSty's Government agains. the occurrence of
abuse in the performance Of this service, and
they arcrc0dy to adopt any others which they may
think more cicctual Tor the purpose. and which
shall at the same time, be consistent with the
attainmcn,zot lhe main object in view
Mr.. Stevenson has said tina, he had no wish to
cNemPtthc fraudulent use Of the American flag
from detection, and this being the case. the UNI
derSisned is unwilling TO believe thu, Govern
meat like tina, OF the United States protesting
the same object. and animated BY the same mo.
tiyes as Great Britain, should seriously cppose
themselves TO every possible mode by which their
own desire could DC really accomplished
FoNglGN OFFICE. December 70, 1871.
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AZ growth. preservation and restoration OF the iajr.The
proprietor having devoted many OF study ,iiie treat
ct The H5,r. has at erg1h succeeded IN composing
preparation which has proved enlnrny SUGGEST u! III very
numerous promoting The growth and strength
.un the tl Hair and several cases here ani-
has existed TOR wears II has ru'uce fine, vigorous
growth OF bar r,ii. 10 hyscveral hlghly spectacle
iniyunls whose certificates accompany the preparation
To the ladies the a!r rouicis particularly recommend
cd Ii .yeS uxurani riHncy Ia the Hal: and preserves
the curlS rom tic earclS ot aupncss notinn.
tirrtlcmc who wish improve icr WHISPERS viii md
Til, most desirable assistant, giving them thick, glossy,
aud curling appearance. Prepared and sold by Dr. D
IL. L..
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NFW FAIRFIELD Boarding School

D. II. CHASE, 4. VI, p.p,sj,aI,.
= Mn = CHASE 4 B..
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" min'ssrs-Hannah Jacobus. William f. Dean
fIePaTe,t and sold by c. Fl. RING 50 Fulton str.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-19

z,ac.ias and qualify. and all sizes cast 1, the OF
zee .i The New Wo,L Inquire Of J. ". RICHARDS. in
he Erss5 kcoul, ibaSement} apN #
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17
THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE MAkcH.
CLOVERSEED-Early in the week saies Of s..
Voral hundred bushels Of prime Clnverseed Ss,.
made AT S575. The article has ccclncd a ,had.
since and holders are now offering at $3.50.
PRONISlONS-We note a small sale oC n.x
moss pork iiIs week at $40 cash for B,ltim,r.
packed aud alsn n small sale of new Western me-.
at 200 this morning holders are now Offering IA.
latter description at 300. We quote No J Of A..
Iane Kind al o'o 30. and prime at 700 to 7 40.
we lno'S new mess beefnow nj 10; No | At 8 90
ana prime ni 6'OO, without sales. There has bc.n
a good retail demand Tor bacon duriny IA. -.
and The sales IN he aggregate have hecn consider.
BILE. We quote new Baltimore cured ham. at ON
cents; sides 5l5!, AMI ,houlden 5; We no, 81 ~
prime new piles Ut q. Western bacon 80. -
pretty freely and we quote new assorted All :, g
as IN quali'y with limited sales only. New FL.
onck county asIored i'sold Rr 81 In the ,o,Iv r,,,
Of tho week q sale OF 0,000lhs old West,p So.
ed bacon IN good condition WA made a, a.. 4
months The stock Of lard ia large and holser, ar.
asking y generally for No Western in keg, A
tao or two has been made his week ON i'm. n.
price OF which has not iranspired but il i, nnd,,.
stood be at a fraction les To than 6. Tn. ;n,,.c-
lions Of The week comprise 1897 kegs and 6 hal,
barrels lard; 10 bbls 80 81 quarter Ibis and Is k.,,
beef Nes'
Az Boston M 10 "Wednesday the Flour n,,L.,
had been given throughout Inc week CL,Gn.
rntes 81 Gennsssce common brands sc "a and g.
ey S6.5O259OOI3000 bhls. Ohio from New NJ
part unin'Pecied S. .95 Sc and s6.O6 per bbl -
~ Richmond on the 10 h inst. the Jeun.nd r,
Flour was limited Mt s5'S7I. wheaI I05,I Isr
Com 32c' Oats So; very liule grain in m,,to,
E'rhSngs on New York was q prem; on PhilsJsl
Ph'a 2s'Si on Baltimore 6'6I prem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17
HOUSE OF LORDS FEB IL.
CASE OF THE CREOIE

Lord Brougham. pursuant To notice, brought un.
der tue confederation o.! their lordships ths case If
The Cre0le by moving for copies OF any correspon-
dence upon the subject. lie had. SAID, considered
The subject since he had 6uI named The matter in
that house, and the result Of hc conSi'e alton was
3 confirmation Of he opinion he had formerly given.
ls was Of opinion that even for The me's purposes
Of good neIghborhOod thero ought 20 be a law A.
mougSi nations giving The power To each OF surren.
dertne criminals seeking refuge after c~ondcmnaiioa
IN o.h"r countries. There was however un such law
m existence, and no power ON the pau Of this c0un-
try 10 comply with any such demand.
The Earl Of Aberdeen sail that some c,mmuuica.
lions had taken place upon hrs subject with lhe 90
Ncrnment Of Amerca, but hr hoped the noble lord
would not press for ihon IL he inlorm,I hun rr The
course which The Government intended to pursue.
Alter rec living all legal assistance they deemed re-.
quisIie, the Government was satisfied tat by the
law OF this country. there wa no authority To bring
The peAao:s who had escaped in tho Creole 10 trial
for muiiny or murder. or even to drlain them in
cust'dy. Instructions had accordingly hoen GENT
ont Tor their Liberation. unless II should appear Ih,i
there was any colonial law under which they c,uld
DO brought iOtrial lie was not however, aware OF
The existence Of any such law.
Lord Denham said he believed that the whole Of
Wetiminisier Hall was unanimous tn { the law ol
England furnished no means of delivering up the
persons who had escaped in the Creole. The noble
" nv NfAANAfai7 W sFlA N1Afs anu III III
Ter years. Of sir c Wethersll; To The same effect and
SAID hat Il would be indeed desirable if there wore
an International law giving power 10 surrender cri.
miu1is; but such q law could only rest npnn pres.
nmPlion that the laws oiall nations wsro reasonable
md he feared The neiauous traffic ia slaves would
stand very much ia The way Of any such arrange
ment.
Lord Cnmnbell said he should not have spoken
"n The suhjact but thai an opinion had been al
lrh"led 10 him contrary L. that Just expressed by
'e LORD Chief Justice. which opinion he had new
or gwen. lie was Of opinion that the American
Government had $50 p1wer 10 demand that tno.e
men should be given up, and that IL such a demand
were mndo, there was no power by the municipal
law Of England 10 comply with IL
Lord Coitsnham and the IOrI Chancellor gave
similar opinions, snd Lord q rugIam said thai ih>
came view was Likewise taken by lord WynlorI d
L'rI Ah-ngcr.
Lord Brprghsm then Withdrew his m,lion. and
her lurdships adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17

Only one hundred and one more bank, chartered
by locoioco Legislatures in seven years than by the
Wings What new light has burst upon the loco
ioeos since 1877 What new wisdom have they
COINED, or have their creatures been 50 unduuCul ns
to ,hwart them IN their dcaigns 2 n the latter,
they ought 10 be the last to abuse ,hcmf
Bot as the banks are PROSTATE 1t seems The next
object or The spirit Of demaIitiou j.. the manuiactur.
er. He must be Frustrated. lie j. iu the way 81
loco foco supremacy aud rudigacy. lie, u living,
will keep the wages Of. Labor So high That rhc petty
oficcholder cannot aford TO have his dozen ser.
wants. his carriages, lbs llxures ard his arislocranc
bearing. The manufacturer FAUST die and The Office
holder be made independent Of this country and
connected only with The British Millionaire in dres,
and c~quipage. we can see no other reason thar
this for an cnmily to manufactures, alike anli-Ame
ricsn ond injurious ia us character.
An argument advanced by the Col. sg1iu,I. nan.
ufaeturers is indicative either Of ignorance. " q
most profound contempt for public opininn and rei.
son. lie grayely contend. that ia manufacture
borrows a ihou,and dollars from a bank. he mus
make - much out Of tn, laborcr. or the people o.
pay the interes, aud principal. Thus d, strange 10.
gic.worthy only Of n locD io,O SIpPIs,. CD. thcr,
were two coal banks worked in town. and hey sJlt
coal for siE dollars 2 hundred. You had no none,
to pay Tor opening your bank " yonr horses and
cars. You borrow a thousand dollars O. DO % with
open your bank and sell coal for Gvo dollars O hun
dre5, paying your hands the slme price the oihs 2
DO. Do you make your money out ofrbe diggeI
tho public, or the coal banki Tho Manufacturer D
situated IN tho samo way lie makes the moaey iha
| pays he principal and interest out of ihc raw mat,
raj. out Of The lururics he af,rds hjs Gl.uw inz@1.
by improving Tho raw material Cod hos gwen d
5f our use. lie . a' mucli The Drodurv ns The h'
msr 10. in every respect. and he day . not Ter do
tant when The uuth Will be Acknowledged hy al
that be i one Of Tee main pillars IN orr slcill an.
political fabric. and That the nan Who would oppus
ss prosperity end pursuits, s n dcmigrsuo or iht
most Objectionable ,,ass
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17

GERMAN POSr1LlONS.-Al traveller. sgree
that bencVolence and integrity ave the national char.
acteristics or the Germans. O The honesty I had
dSiiy roofs. Their heneyoleuce Is displayed in
the treatment of animals. pnrtrnl,rly uf horscs-
The Germans very seldom beat their horses they
talk to them. reinensiraie; encourage. or upbraid
them. I have ollen witnessed. not wIih.Iut anu =
mont. long conversations between = driver and has
siced-ihe man with his arm thrown over the an-
imnls neck. discoursins IA a siringe iarsOn. and the
intelligent brute turning his eye on his master with
such a responsive expression : In this part oiGer
many there is a popular verse repeated by The p,--
ullians. which mny be called the German rule II ~
road. II is the nurse who speaks. and which. IN a
literal Translation. i:
Uphill. ~overdriNe me not;
DJwnhill. hurry me not;
On level crounJ. spare me not;
In the stable. forget me Mt.
The German ~PstiIUn~ form y very numerous and
distinct bsdy; they wear a halEmiliiary costume
q laced or embroidered jackct.ncrOE which Is irva.
rinLly hung The bCglc-hon. with its psrty-colpTrd
! cord and lassels; huge jlck-boots, and a smart glsy
ed hat. not unlrequsuIly sufmounicd with n fenihcr
tas in IIassel and SAKE Wsinar) complete their az
psarance. They are IN tho service and ray Of gov,
enm. nj. and must have an excellent character for
gUod conduit and fidelity before they are engaged.
and the slightest aiiiag in duty s. punciualiiy. sus.
jrcis them to severe punishment; thus ihoy enjoy
some degree Of resreciaCiily as 4 body; ind Mar.
srhner thought il not unworthy VI his talents ic c'-,
pose n fine piece Of music. which he called The
Positions Mprgenlied" or morning Snng -IIsl s
Ste'eAesat Home aud abroad, By Mrs JInesan.
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TIE MrLEOn CAsr -

W.
Inlcss by .pmc subsequent pr .ccsJip- ,Lo 49,
Mcleod should have been arrested 2 srrgoI rr,.
ai'er having been once discharged from the cn,,..
"l TIE ilN. We my congmiullie our rrlJ.rs u,,,
INC csc having been disposed Of w:llout vi,
brine in~'ero.itipn Of The General Government ,s
appears by the following account oTir.
FEoA THE S.AGAEt iLrCKPoErl c,uErrR oy v,yru o
ANOTHER Mcleod CASE.
''nsidera'ic excitement prevailed nminz opr rit
l1'n~ Yesterday On consequence or The nrro.f ,r ]
ol''d'h Hogan. one of Her M,jety's Canadian
subjects. on Suspicion Of hayug been ous AZ hs
pArF who were engaged In the d-st-urfr,, n al.
C'foiin'ii' gan paced through rhi, place al lev L..
since GA hi' way 20 Rochester, aud ON his r.r,,r
last Nlpnd y,IufprnatiOu having been ,sss,v.4 ,b,,
~ was engaged in the S-llossrr suir,gahs go
''s'en' ~ ' Tate hour To- iho night. anil committed g.
Jul lr cr1mm-H11. Yesterday afternoon ne a.,
brought u2 before Justice LconlrJ. with LIT CO.,
Inf'ner. E-7s i'r c.Iuscls District Attorney W.,
nriing Tor The Pcppl3-Ihs couu D,m being rr,,,
d'd almost q" sui H,ti1n with anxious s,crf,r,-
= motion ip discharge The prisoner. ON the -s,,,
Of ini'tmnlty 90 The warrant Of 70 resi-. was ,b'y a.,
gned tll n late hour in Inc afternoon. whom fb. 4,
galIlyo 81 me warrant being sustained. Inc court ~
IJour1ed 1911 today % ten O'rlpck. A NJ.
Before The examination was resumed This NOR
ing The prisoner WIS taken ont ofthe band. If IA
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