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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20
LEGAL.

SHERIFF SALE.-By virtue OF wrt of fer facYss
S1e "sSq OF the CIV s1 Hail. HIs in e City q on Ts
Bs n seTs s R1a aag e. hHfsT W. ESSS %s 9s e.
whose hands The nay 5 S 9 S IN ssS nn s
William Iy as s and
the Ninth Ward ofihe City Of New York, on the wes:.y
bounded as follows beginning on The westerly iM Of Gs
wch street aforesaid. at the souheastery corner OF ld I
Westerly along said lot IS feet to land now or aie Of
thence westerly along said land 2 feet, thence souhsy M
along lot No 2 on said map 90 feet the line of Gcuv
street thence along said line % feet to the p
Which said premises laid down and d,,nsui,bed. sd
e. X On LmaP entitled ~ m1p No. Of property Y the ~
William W. Gilbert, D,.ted New:YSrk, Decenter I'D
Surveyed by ThOHa' Ludm NeiYSrki 1T iCSts 0St l5 A
J. w. ALLEN. Deputy Sheriff. go lAvss
GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a wnt of fen f.eo.lo
Sm. directed and DELIVERED will expose 70, sale 10 tie re
twelve O'Clock. all tire right title and inere. Of JonaCa
rol which he hnd on the I'D of March, leH nJts
hsSsc and lot Of land situated lying and bsHr in ,. Fa6
MS M 9 o,.r ihe sy OF New @ York, knowp And
front by Water street. eas,ey by land now late
Franklin, deceased southerly By land late OF EM
land feney Belonging 10 William f. Bssef eoass1ts
width in front and rear 10 feet inches and length 5f
New;Yolk, Mays; 80 WIN. JONES, st:5a
ne above scle is postponed Until JEursday the Ah bt
II Nj at the same plnce
New York. June ~, 1874. VIM. JONES Sheriff
JSo. w. ALIEN, Deputy Sheriff 9
The above sale farther postponed until Thursday The -
day Of July next, at the same place
New-YOrk, June q. 1874. WIN. JONES, ShsrE.
Jso. w. ALIEN. Deputy Sheriff jsze lawtlyA
The above sale sfabe postponed until the 10th day of
tcmber lsA at the same hOur and PLACE.
New. York. July Is. 1874. Ws1. JONES, Sssns:
J, w. ALLEN Deputy sheriff. jy25 iawsW
The above sale further postponed until Friday tie au
OF JuIuaTy. lS45. at the hour and place.
New-York. September 10th, 1874
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OVER SHOES-LMP ORT.6ET TO DEALERS Gni
OCONS UJMERS-lnd Rubber Over Shoes. that can be
worn in any climate without change of properties always
plabe and soft the coldes SeohsI For durability and
market Couutry merchants and dealers should not fail
~ supply heselves with this article For sale by the
oSNi Near Wall street
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FOR FOREIGN POpT

FOR LoNDON-PAcEET OF Dzcxs,,,I-~e
sSSSs new packet ship PRINCE ALBEHI tslsf-n,
f tons, W. S. sebor. master VIII sal "a s,lss: sss: y
regular day. N't h,
Her cabins nrc spacious and elegantly fu,n,b.-,
every accommodation CONDUCIVE 10 tha comfort s aehse
For fsight or passage apply to the Captain on
dock foot Of Maiden lnns. or 20 -s' Z q
GRINNELL, NINTURS & Co re
The packet ship ST. JAMES, E. r Mye, ,.,.,11ss
succeed The Prince Albert ard sail January II, t.ss' ?,
los
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IeROOKLYN BOOTS AND sHoES-Tpe ,E5scribeI.
Roots and shoes Gentlemen aid Ladies can hive Lasts made
to the by leaving the hape of then feet ut the 2ooss
hIs isl -''D''u 0'''' -'' - SMITH s- HARTSHORNE.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-13

William Ketchum, Mayor, by 2l3 majority
A. M. Grosvenor, Justice, by 269; three of the
five Supervisors, seven of the ten Aldermen,
with the other officers in three of the FIVE Wards,
are the results of this victory. Last spring the
Wings were beaten by some 400 majority, aud
last fall by 1877 Our gain, therefore, is over 400
on the last contest, and made by simply calling
out the voters.
Rochester has done as nobly. Last spring it
gave 300 Locofoco, and decided majority the
same way at the four last elections. Now Wing
Mayor by $3.50! City Marshal by 81 i; four of the
five Supervisors by 81, &c.
Monroe county shows Wing majority of 800
on Supervisors. For the three preceding cleo
tons, it was less than 100.
Fulton county elects Wing Supervisors in
Johnstown by 300 majority, Broadbn by l75, and
Perth so, the latter gain. Blocker all Wing
but Supervlsor-lost by one vote; Mayfeld, Loco
ton. Oppenheim, and Stratford Loco, as usual but
the county is Wing on the popular vote.
Otsego county has chosen Wing officers in
Bntternuts, diego, Springfield, and Rchield-al
gains but the last. Butternuts was last fall Loco
by Ids on Senator; now Al Wing on Supervisor,
and higher average.
Van Buren, had Ia majority over Harrison in
1910; Bouck l55 in 1912. The present vote is
very heavy. Otsego and Springfield both gave
van buren, maJorltes IN IS4U. WeStheld has
gone Loco by 3; Otsego and Unadla by reduced
majorities
Herkimer county has chosen Wing Supervisors
in Dannbe, Stark, and Frankfort; the last gain :;
Schuyler mostly Wing officers, but the Super
visor lost; Litchfeld about half Wing, Little
Falls and all Loco but Collector. Three Wing
towns yet to hear from.
Lenox, Madison county, has elected Wing
Supervisor by pa, and Wing Justice by 1863.
Lenox is Loco town Of long standing, but local
influences" are apt to bear the right way this
year
Edinburgh, Saratoga county, has chosen
Wing Supervisor by 70 majority go Loco last
fall and spring 10 for Van Buren, over Harrison.
Day. in the same county, has gone Loco by Ia on
fall 90 Loco. For Van Buren, II do.
Ithaca, Tompkins county, has chosen Wing
charter officers by 25 majority.
Thus the Wing ball rolls on IN. Y. Tribune.
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Upon this subdivision 81 The question you have
enlafged at some length, ana with considerable
ingenuity but on the present occasion il would
be quite superauous to follow you any further, as
more than enough has already been said TO ena-
BILE the reader to Judge, whether the objections
which have made to the principles sustained
by you are sound and decisive. as apprehend
them 10 be.
access TO library, may have made some mis-
take. in reference to cases, &C., &c. but from
general recollection, am disposed to believe
that they are correct
WING OF 1910.
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The MAY CoNvENroN.--The Committee Of
Arrangement for the Young Mems Convention
of Ratification, to be held at Baltimore on the
second of May next, last evening designated the
place for holding the Convention to be Green
Wood" beautiful and commodious situation on
the northeastern edge Of the city-the road to
which is paved within couple of hundred
yards-abounding with good water, and shaded
with trees.-BaitimOre American
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STRANGE --BR1G HoBoMoK BURNED AT SEA-
The brig Hobomok, of Providence, on her pas
sage from Mobile for the former place, was struck
by lightning off Cape Hatteras on the Goth Of
February, and burnt to the waters edge The
captain and crew were very fortunately taken
from the burning vessel in the moment Of immi-
nent danger by Newburyport ship, and carried
into Boston-all well. She had a cargo of cot
ton for merchants of Providence.
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A SINGULAR TAsTE.-An English gentleman
of education, and, so far as we know, of ire
proachable character, left England some eight
cen months since, with the intention of spending
some years in solitary cell in one of our pri-
sons. He applied at the Eastern Pen,entiary,
but was denied admission. He insisted upon a
place in the cells, and while he averred that he
abhorred the idea Of committing crime, stated
that he would do SO to insure the accomplish
ment of wishes. He was, of course, arrested
upon this threat, and required, by the Mayor to
give bail. In default of bail he was committed
to the Moyamensing prison, where he has re-
manned for thirteen months. The prison doors
are, and have long been open to him, but he
refuses to leave his cell and, as his daily labor
supports him, he is permitted TO remain He is
in the full possession Of his faculties is cheerful,
and performs all the labor of an ordinary convict
But though engaged ten hours each day at the
loom, he pursues his mathematical and other
studies with great perseverance and energy.
He converses with great intelligence and is OBJ
viously, from education and association, a gentle
man. This is singular instance Of voluntary
and seli-infcted penance, if such it be; and the
satisfaction which il seems TO confer upon its
subject, proves that the discipline of that excel
lent institution is far from cruel.-PAila Forum.
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W A s HI N G 7 @ N.
MORNING, MARCH 10, 1914


Van Buren's opinion OF the present Tariff.
The letter published by the Richmond Enquirer places
this opinion record without equyocaton, and is well
to keep it in mind:
"ALBANy, Feb. 2s, l843.
"My Dear Sir IL thank you very kindly for your
friendly letter. HAVE AT NO TINE, NOR ANY
WHERE, HESITATED TO EXPRESS MY DECI-
DED DlSAPPROBATlON OF THE TARIFF ACT
OF THE LAST SESSION, AS WELL IN RESPECT
TO THE PRINCIPLE UPON WHICH 1T is
FOUNDED, AS TO IT'S DETAILS. In good tine
you will have my views respect that and other sub
ects before the public.
In the mean time, believe me to be, very sincerely,
your friend and obedient servant
MARTIN VAN BUREN,
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New ORLEANS SENATORIAL ELECTION. We
understand that the Hon. Charles Maurian Judge
of the Parish Court, will not issue certificate
OF election TO either of the aspirants for Senator'S
al honors, on Monday last. He will simply send
up the returns, broken box and ALL as he received
them, and leave the Senate to decide upon the
merits of the question.---N. O. Iropic, MarcA l.
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u The Speech of the Hon. ANDREW Stew
ART, of Pennsylvania, in Defence Of Western
Improvements, and reviewing the Principles
and Policy of Martin Van Buren; to which is
added his reply to the attack of Mr.. Weller,
is just published, and now ready for delivery, at
the office Of the Wing Standard-16 pages large
octavo-price, $l2 SO per thousand.
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Texas AND MExIco.-A Mexican paper says:
"The last accounts from the Rio Grande were
not very favorable. No progress was made in
the negotiations. 1t rests entirely with the
Texans whether hostilites are TO be renewed.
By accepting or rejecting the conditions laid
down by the supreme government, they will de-
clare for peace or war"
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We learn (says the Norfolk Beacon of Satur.
day. that WILLIAM H. KENYON, son Of the late
Erasmus Kennon and nephew Of the late Cap
tain kennon, has been appointed Purser in the
Navy Of the United States in place Of the late
Purser Cooper.
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YANKEE MANUFACTURES IN MExIco.-In the
district or state Of Durango, Mexico, there are
twenty-one cotton factories. They were got up
principally by emigrants from Massachusetts and
Rhode Island, at the head of which is Philip
Tillinghast, of Providence, R. l. The factories
are operated by native Mexicans.
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It is pretty generally understood that the Hon.
Eli Moore will be the Locofoco candidate, and
James Harper, Esq, the candidate of the Ameri-
can Republicans for the Mayoralty of the city Of
New York.
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ANOTHER CANbtpArh ros rsrsiDsNr. @zThe
Nauvoo Times and Seasons says that On mature
deliberation, the Mormons do not intend to cast
their votes either for Van Buren, or Clay, but for
General Joseph Smith.
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RELIGIOUS SpEcTAcLE-A throng assembled
on Sunday last at the Cathedral, Prince street,
to witness the conservation of the Right Rev.
Doctors Quatre, Byrne, and McCluskey Bishop
hughes was the consecrator and two bishops
from a sister city his assistants. IN Y. Aurora.
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THE AROUsING OF NEW YORK.

Buffalo, the home of Willard Fillmore, is
Wing all over, for the first time since 1910, and
on the heaviest vote ever polled in that city, viz
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Gov. Briggs, of Massachusetts, has issued his
proclamation appointing Thursday, April 4, to be
observed as a day Of fasting, humiliation, and
prayer
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GENERAL MARKLE.-The Pittsburg Gazette
of Saturday says: 1.-THE nomination Of General
Joseph Markle, of Wesmoreland, for Governor,
is hailed with the most unbounded delight by
the Antimasons and Wings of this region, as
for success, as because of their affection and re-
spect for the man. General Markle possesses
every characteristic, both in character and sery-
ices, to create that ardent enthusiasm that con-
6dence of success, that always secures victory"
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DUEL PREvENTED.-Hs Honor the Mayor hay-
ing received information that hostile meeting
was fixed'to take place on the Jersey shore early
on Saturday morning, despatched two police off,
GERS in quest of the parties, and as they were
leaving their lodgings to repair to the appointed
spot, they were each, to their great surprise, ar
rested and brought before his Honor. Their
names are DR.. Cowan respectable physician Of
this city, and naval officer named Wheeler, at
tached to the North Carolina. The misunder-
standing occurred at the masquerade bali which
took place in Broadway on Thursday evening,
and was, 1t is said, occasioned by not uncommon
cause of such affairs--a lady. The message was
sent by Mr. Wheeler en- Friday morning, through
Mr.. William Mercer Green, formerly of the u.
;. Navy. and was at once accepted by the Doctor.
In the course of the day, however, the lady, who
was the innocent cause of the quarrel, became
acquainted with the intention Of the two gentle
men, and immediately despatched a note to his
Honor the Mayor informing him of the contem-
plated meeting. The parties were bound over
in the sum of $4,000 to keep the peace. Mr..
Green was diligently sought after by the officers,
but was not to be found.-N Y. Republic.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspsper-pub.
lshed every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth OF July Price cents per copyor 81 20 per
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
morning-prce 81 cents per copy or % II per annum-
pos.ages paid, cash n VANCE
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is THIRTY-FlVE THOUSAND, and in
creasng fast has The largest circulation Of any paper
IN this city, the oorid and Is, therefore, the best channe
for business ia the city country Prices moderate
cash in advance.
PRINTING Of ali kinds executed at the most moderats
price, and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR HERALD EsTABLDHAKNr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS
THE subscriber wishes make known the public that
much Of The biscuit and crackers which sold this city
by the above entely different from the Soda Biscuit
and Sugar made HIS Bakery have been used by
Invads particularly those who suf from indigestion, for
more than twenty with the best results while imi-
taon which csn be made for less price though perhaps
good fora in health wholly un for he sick The
above Biscuit and Cackes also Butter Biscuit Wine Bis
cult Butt Crackers. Water Crackers Pilot Navy Bed
all 81 the fiat constantly for sale the weknown
establishment 25 Washington Warren street
jy28 6mossrrc EPHRAIM TREADWELL
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Washington.


WASHINGTON, July IS, 1S4i.
n Ro,ciand for an Oliver Walkers Mammoth
Turtle and The Soup hherecf-Koon Kub Hcuse-
Pistata,oay Observation-Disclosures Of T.. S.
Thomas, Esp. ". 1homas,his sen, in the
field again
The rupture among the Democracy Of New York
is fairly counierbalanced by dlssention in the
coon camp in Prince Georges county, Maryland
The county sends four members to the House Of
Delegates. One of the expectants for nomna-
ton. of the name Of Bowie, being superseded and
ruled oil the ticket, has created hubbub which
resulted almost al once IN the resgna ton Of The
four nomlnees-iour of the very strongest and
most popular Wings in the county. The chances
| are now that the ieud in the Wing family is rre-
| conclleable, and that ii will cause a sympathy on
one side the other, which will lead 10 the
triumph OF the Democratic ticket, out-and-out.
SO be il.
Walker, the "Windust" of Pennsylvania Ave-
nue., had advertised that Saturday lasl his Me-
gdtherium turtle from the Bahamas would be
served up. called down IN the afternoon accord
insy. Weight Of the turtle, SIG pounds. Number
OF eggs taken from il, S03. Plate of soup with
chipplns from the crittur and one egg, % cents.
o93 plates Gone egg each) at % cents, would be
Ss223 %. Add TO each plate an aniitogmauc at 81
! cents, would make the gross receipts per turtle,
| 1927 09l, exclusive OF steaks. Very fair, The
soup was not what we expected, considering The
| bulk OF the monster. Walker has done much bet
| ter The antliogmaic was superb.
| The dedication Of the Koon Kiub House comes
oil tonight. As the have lately abluIed any
thing TO drink, on such occasions, We suppose il
will be :" dry gathering" Where's Hoxiel
At Plscataway, on "Wednesday next, grand
| barbacue and meeting Of both parties VIII be
holden We shall probably postpone visit 10
Virginia To attend this grand affair, Tor the bene fit
| of your readers.
| We find upon our table, " "reminiscences OF the
last Sixlyfv Years." &c, by +. 5 Thomas, Esq !,
IN two beautiful ectavo volumes, dedicated 10 bis
brethren OF the periodical (newspape) pre- IS Of the
| United States To illustrate the character and
matter OF the work, We promise you some rich tx.
| tracts ci great interest, at leisure hour. +. W
Thomas, the novelist, son Of the former, brings
out from the Philadelphia press a new poem in a
few days. Bad time amid the dust and stencil Of
political general contest to attempt TO direct tho
public attention to Sentimental poetry. Yet We
| believe Nh L. will be fai,ly palronlzed.
We shall write you again tomorrow. We ex-
pect great times when the President returns.
| hon
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AVTARV

ARCHD GRIEVE, No. S JOHN STREET, NY.
NHE following catalogue OF and judcousy selected
BIRDS. may B. had a. the above Av.,y-Mi.os, Mac
Tropols ITO couple Of Canariss. just imported from
GERMANY; also mammoth BadHeadsd Eagle measuring by
the why's 50 III Cages Glasses and Cups OF all Sizes Fishes
Ei.h Globes $50 well rted Canary and 9th and
Bird Seeds Oatmeal from Scotand and every article in the
above lire wh will be csreully forwarded order
within the limit, Of the city the country by agreement
Vstors eau call and sxamiue for themselves
sod Water with all The ingredients be hid at
interesting science cf Birds Every Gle warranted
ARCH'D GRtEVE,
100 3trr No 5 John street
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CUSTOM HOUSE, New YORK;

CUSTOM HOUSE, New York.
Collectors Office, July &c, 1874. .
= the 9Th August for such supplies Of Ship Chaadl.
r. &c in such quantities and such times
aufed or The use Of United States Revenue Cutters and
Boats winch may be employed in this district during the
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MILLINERY BUSINESS

MILLINERY BUSINESS. .
VERY desirable business in Millinery. with store eligi-
"A bly, situated IN Dvisico street. may be had with
possession " required. There small stock Of good
millinery articles hard which the proprietor would sell
her successor moderate terms. Apply at No Ciherne
street. New York. j25 iwsrc
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MoRMoSs IN HAMppEN Co., MAss.--Wc notice
published call for special conference of the Latter
Day Saints be holden in the town hall in Westfeld on
he 27h and 2sh Of this month, /" at which time the
twelve apostles may be expected deliver eddressss
touching he religion and political desnies Of our com
try and the world. ~ Springfield (Mass) Gazette.
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These ships surpassed in point Of elegance
by any vessels ia the trade.
The commanders well known A. men Of character and
experience the will always be paid "a
promote the comfort and convenience Of passengers.
Puncuaty az regards the day Of sailing will be observed
heretofore.
The price Of passage outward now fixed at One Hundred
Dollars for which ample stores Of every description will be
be furnished by the stewards, II required III
Neither tn Of ships will be respou
role for iette parcels packages BY them uniess
egula bills adng signed therefor For freight or PAS
9OODHUE & co, "a South st
T., H. MARSHALL, 30 Burling sin. NJ "
iseu and Of Barring. BROTHERS Co, L'pooI.
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JOSHUA GARSED q CO.,
ENGLISH MANUFACI URERS
NF PATENT THREADS, Shoe Thread, super Sail wine,
Gilling Irvine Carpet Warp and Flax and Tow Yarns,
NO BURLLNG SLIP, NEW YORK
ie6 I'm IN
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PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
~ TN. I LIE 81. i & IS ..,l& !
LIVERPOOI. PACKETS


GSailng from Liverpool the Ih and 10th Of month
Persons wishing send the Old Country for their friends
can make the with The
from Liverpool puncuay on the 7th and 18th Of month
They will also have FIRST class Of American trading ships
sailing every si1 days thereby aordns weekly comnsnce.
she that they shall be forwarded with and des-
patch.
should the parties agreed Tor out the money viii
be returned to those who paid it here. without duc
tion.
The Black Ball. Old Line of Liverpool Packets ccmpri.s
The OXFORD. The NEW YORK,
CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS,
EUROPE SOUTH AMERICA.
ENGLAND NORTH AMERICA
With such superior and unequaed arrangements
scrbel confidently look forward for Of THAI
port which has been extended them years. which
they grateful
Those proceeding em;tng money their relatives cen
1t all times obtain Drafts sight for drawn dect
on the Royal Bank Of Ireland Dublin, also on
Msas- PREsCOTT. GKOTE, AMEs & CO
which will paid demand at any Of the Banks or thei,
Branches all the principal towns throughout England
ROCHE, BROTHERS 4 CO.
- Fulton New York.
NEXT door TO the Fulton Bank.
NJ B-The Old Line Of Liverpool Packets sail from hi,
port Liverpool On the and 18th Of month Partie,
returning the old country will find it the comfort and
advantage select this favorte Line
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Friday evening, all the evidence not having
been introduced, the Council voted 10 hold eve
ming session, and accordingly adjourned for hall an
hour. The lime from until 81 O'Clock, was de-
voted to the reading OF documentary evidence and
The discussion OF some lmporlsDt facts ,atye il.
In this connection Rev Mr. Adams reiened mel
deniay 10 certain phrases in Mr. Fairchllds letter
sent 10 Rhoda al Edgrcombe, Me, which has been
preserved and is in evidence, and his impression
which he stated, and Mr.. Fairchild's reply, had a
most thrilling effect upon the Council: Alter all
the evidence had been introduced The Council
voted 10 be in private. Nothing more, however,
was done, except TO adjourn 10 this day at 10
o'clock, A. M, with the understanding that II
further light be needed, other evidence may be in.
lroduced ! shall give you the decision, should
any be arrived at, for to.morrow's paper, when the
testimony will be continued Boston Maa, Juiy 80