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Crawford had limited the contest 10 a ehoice oe.
treen ,Nr. Adams and Gen. Jackson; mds Cam
founded on military achievements dd MOI "'eea yo
preference, and that you had coHetndea 70 e0'e J''
NJ. Ad0ms"
Col. Besrox-always since 1925 vehement
political opponcn, of Mr.. Clay-wTote' under
late Of shjorton, Oct. !, 1927, thus;
81, answer 10 the inquiries Won put 10 me. |
ste, ,hat the article 10 which Won invi,e my
l,srt;on j. substantially, not verbally, correct, so
~ :, reoresents me "a saving caS informed b.
II Gan in he FORE PART OF DECEMBER 1924.
,5qfbc ;n.laded TO voTH FOR A,R. ADA'is.
have. on several occasions, end sometimes IN tue
or. sence Of political opponents. when the course oi
onyersa;on led me 10 H. mentioned ukGt !7ieic Of
Hr. C7ay's EARLY intention To VOTE FOR Nix.
ADAMS.
Col C. S. ToDD, nov Minister to Russia, IN Z
letter TO Nh Clay relative to that subject, says,
In conversation between Mr. Clay and Gov.
Shelby as early as July. 1921, you said to h!;s
Shelby hot you did not expect from han (idcE;
SOM or his couaSeiors any friendly feeling foHard
M or the great Nestern interests winch lie mas 80
promptly supported, and that YOU had strong 0P
prejaenSions TINT ms administration tr0uld be
reign Of fury and turJuieacc.' =
But need we pursue this matter f4rtiler Doe;
any man nerd evidence of 3!r. Ciay's entire IN
nocence2 SIR Adams's recent solemn appeal t'
God ior witness OF the sincerity with which h'
declared the whole story Of bargain and corfuP
ton false and s!anderous, is freshly before lh'
public.
The latest attempt to revive the dead calumnl
was made by Linn Boyd, Member of Congress
from Kentucky, in speech in the House. 1h
Hopsinsyille (Ky.) Gazette of the lllh inst ex
tingujshes this speech and the author as follows
We assert most positively that we can prov
bv one of the most respectable citizens of Hopkins
VILE that LINN BOYD declared 10 him that N
charges preferred against Mr.. Clay rere uttert
| FALSE AND GRoUNDLEss, AND WE'RE GOTTEN Up FOL
MERE political purposes. And we defy Linn Boy
to deny this fact
Need we add a syllable
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Need we add a syllable ?

u We rejoice to sec that the Hoase bill cut
ting down The pay of The Soldiers in our Army
from seven 10 sir dollars month has been killed
in the Senate, and BY the right sort Of Il vote
all the Wings and two Loco-Focos voting It's
death-warrant against the bulk OF the Loco-Focos.
Sir dollars month for the poor soldier, by the
men who are trying their best 10 involve the
Country in war which would soon sacrifice
three times our present force 10 the hot climate.
residential vapors and malignant fevers Of Texas
Friends of the poor soldier. remember this vote !!
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VIRcIYlA.-It is understood says the Rich
mond Wing, that the Wings contest the Loco Fo-
co returns in the counties of Frederick, Pendlcton
and Bath, as having been procured by nnconsti-
tutional votes, and little doubt is felt that the
Wing contestants, almost certainly, Dyer in Pen
dleton, and Cameron in Bath, will unscat the re-
turned members and secure their places. The
Wing majority on Joint ballot will be rs large as
is necessary or desirable.
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~" We omitted to mention in our last, X
Brgad;er Gen. Arbuckle, commanding the la "
ary Department, accompanied by HI: AtJeC,-
aud Adj't IL. Cu,lD, +. : a. arrived IN ias G,
On the 2lth uIt. ON a 'onr of uspecuOn-he me
dlateI, proceeded to the Barancas; whee be Z
specied and reviewed the troops at TIA, .atc;,
the 18th, aud also inspected Forts Ppssa' nj
NcRea on the same day, receiving a sslulsfuH
guns of the former, due 10 his rans, The Gem
is in fine health and seemed much gndiei ate
visit, expressing his appreciation Of hecaOtllO'
the troops, The defences OF the haTtOr, ,ad e
beautiful and capacous bay.
On the 18th, Gep. Arbuckle visited Tie M
Yard, receiving salute, and expressed gesl Ta
iicuton al The Improvements at tins nrt Ian u
with additional improvements, the imP9tiics Z .
location 10 The Government, in repairs, &c drets.
oi war designed ior the defence ol The CAL III
GeneraI lei, this ciy on The 9th for F'd Pie \
Mobile. [Pensscd, Ca I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

IL Attorney General Barker, Il very able and
excellent pubic officer, met with severe accident
yesterday morning. In passing out OF the Frank
lin House he fell and ds!ocated the shoulder oin'
1t was with great difficulty the fracture was re
duced TIE Attorney General possesses pow
erful frame, ana his muscles resisted for Il time
the force of eight men and the skill o; three ply
scans A fanting lit. however, enabled then:
to succeed Mr.. Baker is doing well and retains
his usual flow of good spirits. The accident will
prevent his appearance N court during the pre-
sent term. True Sun.
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n- THE CLAY TRGpuSE.-Gcntiemen inthe city who wish
to send valuable and cheap Wing Journal 20 their trends N
The country during Presidential Campaign, requested
TO read the Prospectus the Clay Tribune. which will be
found in another column. SDgle subscriptions only u
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NAvAL-The U.S.ship Vinccnncs, CaPtBa'Al
, days from Havana, came 10 on the Bar 1871 !
ing and sailed again This morns-des'il'O''
known. n
Tie U. :. big somers, ileu!entani Con N
> days from HaYana, arrived here tins inonSg,
The French Corvette In Bnlllane, Ca. q
maud, sailed from lhi5 port on Monday aston,
Campeachy. PensocOla GaA. A'l i
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THE TRlBUN
WING NOMINATIONS.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1914.

THE STATE CONVENTION or THE OFFICERS
or THE CLAY CLUBS MEET At UTICA on THE A''
Wednesday In june.
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announcement hx the Pre,idlt.g'.l.. :,

BB and Lciut the d,trlef aaf ~ n srJ Ste'
WILLIAM MARVIN, 10 be Judge % ~
Southern District of Florida, rvdp?On'7" l,r
AYERtCAN MUsEUN.-i'he raEassel, ..,1s Tx sab
catsrer we Know o Today yt, rs ,,i-5si .ras
OF the 0rphean Singers Ne.li,' me I'D I'd Ia x tsss
Western, the uarivaled come ae'u', 'oIs syoa o's
elites Tie man, woman chid w SO 81 fsroin''
keep him from tins treat = behind the as'
81 und S 2. NJ. r,slst,', =
". The Eccaeobion or steam . ,n.sc:f bssashsN
Roadway 10 lose nose % ~ .rss sd st
he ihrnneI wlh delighted ylsitDIs o. Az ,hs a. w
NJ the proprietor was well aware woun v
merits became known " the puoAc'
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% The DAILY TRIBUNE may be obtained in BAL1l-
MORE at TtYLoR's News Office.
% The Daily Tribune IS Toy sale BY w. a. Mundeii No
Marvins r ow. at Saratoga Springs.
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NJ The Tribune Will be regularly served in the Cts
fPH,LAprLplA on the arrival Of the cars. by leaving h'
..mo and residence wit, Zebe Co. No Ledger Buildings
P,e. Fs,rn Cents pc s1ee. Single copies cents "'aT
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THE PAR1oR ANNUAL, or Yang iadys and
GenAemoa's Noga-iae.-'rilis is n casket OF pearls
for youth, sent abroad monthly hy Rev. u. Newell,
l26 Nassau street, At 81 per year. The nea'ness
OF its typographical execution and the richness OF
its embellishments are not lis chief recommends
tons. These its tendency elevate and en-
large the mind, 10 exalt and purify the social and
moral feelings of the young, just entering upon the
activities and responsibilities of life. We are pleas
ed to meet this effort in behalf Of youth, and com
mend the work 10 Parents, who would place n
Mentor in the path OF their children, and to youth
who would be better fortified for their high duties
and destiny.
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BY This Mornings Mail
CONGRESSIONAL PRocEpo5y1..
BY THE REPORTER OF THE SEw-YORE 1k,,t,

BY THE REPORTER OF THE sEw-roRK rh,,4,,
w.sHSoTos. Wellesley, s,,o
In senate, petitions were pre.en,.S PRESENT. = Z
Chsppel Co. Ga. and f.om Wy,he Ca. W ', =, h3a
vor Of Annexation; also several ag4in,,; u <
The House bin for the reduction u ~,
against which hir. CRIrrESDrx from, II. ,,s-
~ Commi,tco had reported, was taken ~ ,''.'.
AFTER lew remarks, on motion Of ,if ~ NJ
was Indefinitely Pos'2oSed--Yeas Is: S, 49, .
as follows: y
Yrts-Nsvsre. Archer, Barrow, Bate, B,y.,l
Beue1 Choa;". a'toa ilay''n l'sns Ff.acs ssa
Henderson. Hnn;,n5gn ,Jsfnen, Io5l'a. Nance, ~
%Ws@S!c.>->. Allen. Atchlson. Atlsr.o. p.
Buchanan Copnlt. Fairfield Fuiion Isywo.J ~, tgs,
s. Nib. sempe. Sewer Sturgeon. Faoo4a 49, ; "
The bill providing for the appoin,nep, =. .
gulating the pay OF Engineers and Assist, ~ !,
yincers ~ the revenue service, togethe, MI =
cal private bills, was passed.
The remainder OF the day was co,,,,,a
Executive Session Upon the Texas Tres,v 80
/ IL IS understood was opposed with ability ), =.
CuoArE.
In the HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES. N, D.
san presented the resolutions Of ceft.ia rrs.s ~
IN his District in favor OF ANNEXATION Al ~.
he gsEcd the printing; but j, was objected n -
The NAVY Appropf. 'ion Bill was azain AZ.
IN in Committee OF the Whole on the Inn. *
Mr.. Halls read rom the Register of Ii. R-...
Navy 10 sustain his previous allegation n :.
American Naval officers receiving more car,,,-
sa;ion than those OF the same grade in he r..
Navy, and he dcscaatcd in his usual rl.s,., !;
the extravaganza and abuses o; our N.yl >.
vice.
Mr. &. DAVIS Of Ky gave notice Of sa,n.,3
,ncnt appropria,ing $4,000 for the pu,ca.s n
American watcrroticd hemp Cor the Nan ~
advocated the CLAIMS of the produces d.
upon tie patronage Of the Goverrmen, io- II,
fact of having been led To rs cultivation ~ =,
encouragement heretofore held QUITO then5,S,
Government. and from the fact of The ecn =,
superior chcapness and quality Of the tor,s,.
article to THAI o! The foreign
Sir. l.. joy MoSRIs advocated an spNrO,,
ton for a dry.dock ut Philadelphia, r:gnr 4.
supcrio- economy and quality with xsch TX
sels were built there to laat of any othG p91ii
/ the Union, &c.
VIZ. \ JOIiSSoH OF Tenn, mace an hnu.p,,
lection, Free Trade. Direct Taxation .HttS Il
an honr-his arguments amounting 10 sVa,.
OF the two last named principles. although se 1,
c.ncd to espouec them directly.
After further debate by Niossr> Levy end Np
Ply. the hour of three having arrived, The Con-
mit;cc proceeded 10 vote upon the emerdIBtrt
Great numbers of them were Offered and ",
mostly rejected. Thatof Mr.. Hum, oIN.Yn{
sfrct,ng the Department to the expenditure oas
hall The appropriations other imam forrepa,rs. q,
nj the further consent of Congress is obtai,,s.
,caS ddopted Mr.. PARMENrERs amendment /
make the appropriations SPECIFIC instead Of gel
cr;i was also adopted.
Without final acton, the Committee Dse u
the House adjourned. ARGr,
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GEN. JACKSON AND w. BvEE.. Gen. jackson
has written another letter in favor Of The Annex
alton of i'exis. 1t appears IN the Nashville
Union Of May 10th. 1t IS a curiosity. He en-,
dorses Mr. Van Buren, in the dosing portion,
which we subjoia
~ cannot close liese remarks Eithout suy ling
that my rcgar! for lr. Van Buren . so grea', and
NY confidence in his love OF country Is strengthen
ed by so long and intimate IN acquaintance, that no
difference on this subject can change my opinion 81
his character. lie has evidently prepared his letter
from 4 knowledge oay Of the cl'c eI-iances bear
Administrator without rev o.. he disclosures
since made, and which manifest tbs probability Vi
dangerous interference with the efi's of Texas by
foreign power"
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THUNDER SroRM AND t'iREs.-By pmah
ter we learn that violent thunder storm p
over the village OF Friendship, Anne AmadtI Z
Monday evening. 20th inst. about, y o'cIoe'. Z
carpenter slo, OF Mr. Thomas Leltch vas So
and set on fire by the lightning. and entirely Z
sumcd, together with all his tools, lot o. =
made up and quantity ofplnnk, &c. lheM1
ing houses were only saved by the etti'e eid'
OF III citizens OF the village and vicinity
[ilalim0fs So.
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ARREST OF \ Dissatisfaction Nler,
serrer from the L. >. schooner PhphI, l!ft
Norfolk, was arrested on saturday bya Flrik
Ger, in Baltimore, and taAca before N;zaa,
He confessed the fact and -ed he eit betags
wanted 10 get mIon larger vessel. His kalf
however, was 50 improper in the Office that b.
fined for swearing, and was finally comnA
await the requiSilion Of the proper authority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

= More than one thousand emigranJs have ar.
rived ia this city from Europe during the last "A
hours. OF these, eight hundred and ninety five
came IN the packet ships Burgundy, Oxford and
darrick. Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

- HIEAH ELwoop, THE BANKER, or Like
Father Like Son is the tile oi new Novel pub
lishe, this morning by John Allen, i39 Nassau-st.
1t is well written and the characters vividly drawn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

nc Contra! Clay Commit ctmiit ~ Iii, F III,
evening 18th O'Clock Pine'na! 9, Hi ~, p,
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Ny friends myaAsent friends.
IA, yn,, ,btpt nF me ~ | think If yuj

Do You T7TIIN VI I've ~ 'ITIIN w s''1'
ought never 10 be omitted in any selection from her
writings, however brief. We shall not excuse Mr..
Willis for this omission without q promise that he
atoncs 10. it in the very next selection of Poems he
may publish.
No. 19 Of The Mirror Library is The Rubrc
of Love compilation Of more Than one hundred
and CITY Poems and Passages on Love by nearly all
the poets in the language. capital idea well car
RED into execution.
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Census oc the cay and County of O uebec.

Tie last number of the Quebec tCa.l Gazette"
contains Il summary of the results Of The recent
census rakcn of that city and county. From it we
learn that the population of the ely of Quebec is
32,376-o the county T., 300-total, city and coun-
" 1866. Or these there are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

II The Literary Remains OF the late WILLIS
GAYLORD CLARK, No. III. containing some Of
the best portions OF 'Olapodiana,' is Just pub
lished by Burgess s; :3tringcr Another number
cnrnnctes The ynrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

- We have received The Cumpaigner, and
Tariff Advocare'-a very spirited campaign Wing
paper just started in Cleveland, by John BAR, Esq.
He is evidently prepared to do good service IN the
glorious cause.
tY' An excellent Wing paper, and one which
should he extensively circulated in the West, is
The Mill Boy Of the Slashes, published from the
Louis Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

~ TIE NonruEeN LtGHr, monthly qnaT'",
published at Albany by an association Of eminent
citizens, edited by a. b. STREET, assisted by De-
T. Romcyn Beck $. $. Randall, John A. Dix.
and others, has Just closed ts third volume, This
is noble work, and has excrted saluIary lniIn-
cnce in favor of Morality, Education, Useful
Science, SC. &c. The number before rs has a
glorious biographical sketch Of JEAN PAuL Rec
ter by DIR. E. B. Buckingham, which we shall
endeavor 10 copy. 6: per annum.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

Tie JEWISH PsxrEcosT.-To-lay and to-mor-
row Will be erafd DAYS with TIE Hebrews
;hrougiiou, The world, beng the 5i96ih annver
sary Of their reception Of the -E. he Sgna,
gosues on those occasions. bfsI5es the usual
symbols, arc adorned with the ca'lcest lowers,
emhieioa,ic OF the appearance ~ Jerusalem IN
days OF vore ! correspondent o lie CONNER
clal says. that N addition TO tieuSnai szTvice
The Rev Dr. Isaacs wall deliver Al English dig
course. descriptive ct the fss-mei. this eve
ning al O'Clock, II BIS SgnasoEne, m Elm
street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

IL The e. ). brig Lawrence is now preparing
for sen al our Navy Yard. Since her last cruise 10
the West Indies she has been in Dry Dock and un-
dergoue thorough and complete repair; an addition
has also been made 10 armament OF two medium -
pcunders which addition with the eigh, 81 h. pound
carronades she already carries, gives hers vast SUI
periority over any brig in the Navy. Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

AssAulr.-Francis Hall, hack driver assaulted
Nj Charles Ross, in Park Row, last night abou,
half past o'clock, with club, cutting his head Sc
verely, but we believe no, dangerously The as
saut was made IN consequence of Ross refusing to
drink with the other Hall made his escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

MIRROR LIBRARY.'-We have from the publish
ers Of The New Mirror their Monthly Part H. for
June containing four fair Engravings and the four
Nav Nos of their Mrrorfor p cents-cheap enough
in all conscience and clever us cheap. Also two
shilling Nos. Of their Mirror Library; No % A
Harp with Sabbath Tone containing Montsomc
rvs World before Flood, and some dirty cho;e
Religious Poems b. Wordsworth, Bernard Barton,
t!eber Rogers, &c. &c. This is indeed prize num-
Der. No. u is entitled The Passion Flower be-
ing selection from The Poems OF l.. f. LANDoS,
including The Inprovisntrice, The Venilian Brace
ler, The Lost Plead, and thirty shorter Poems. But
we must lind fault with thi- booa-no for any thing
it contains, but Tor not containing the Subjects for
Pictures and other late eiusions OF Letita Eliza
be,h--her latest and her best. Her Endymion' will
compare with Longfelow's, and those soul-moving
verses written Al Sea on her fatal voyage, each clo-
sing with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

~ The EcLEcrIc MAGAZINE OF Foreign Lat
erature for June, edited by ]. II. AGSEw, has Just
been issued by Leaviu, Trow & Co. 1874 Broadway
Among It's articles are Macaulays slashng review
of B0rere in the last Edinburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

PUPIIs OF THE DEsF AND DUMs AsYIud.-l'he
young ladies and gentlemen att2d,ed To, and en-
joving the benefi, Of this truly eIcellest nstiiu-
ton came To the city yesterday in the Harlem.
cars, and visited in body some Of car public
institutions. public squares sc. They ppearcd
to be delighted with the visit, aod eonEnuned in
silent though apparently deeply Inlefesed NODE
with each other by means al signz, a. 10 what
ever engaged their attention. They returned in
the cars about I o'clock. Express.
BowDoIS COLLEGE, s;E.-The eho!e number o!
students is 226 VIZ Seniors AZ, Jiuiors a, Sopho-
Innrus y freshmen IS Medical Students 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

Hon. HENRY A. WISE, Minister Penipoten-
tiary to the Court of Brazil with his family and Pr
vale Secretary, Mr.. JoHs SERGEANT, Jr. have arr
we'd in this City and taken apartments at Howard's
Hotel. He ultimately sails for Brazil in the ldgate
Constitution.
Ex-Gov. MARCY, Lieut. Gov. DICKINSON and At
tornev General BARKER are also at Towards.
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III. HoUaUA.-Ths beautiful Canton ship Ii $ al
the foot OF Jones Lane and is we'll or.h visit from
lovers OF fine ships. She is altogether the trimmesi
yachtIke vessel that has Yet been put aAoat in this
port, celebrated though i;s the world over its su
peioity in this way.
~ The workmen Who are engaged in pul!in.
down the building corner q. John and Du,ch streets,
IN this city, have discovered large iron cannon,
supposed 10 be Revolutionary relic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

Resolutions heartily approving the nominations
of CLAY and FRsLlnGuuYsEN, the I'afifr of 1912,
the Land Distribution, &c. were reported by DR..
J. B. Robertson, from the Committee, and unan
muusy adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

CoSNEcrcuT.-A Wing State Convention was
held at New Haven on Wednesday-Hon An.
Sell STERLING, President. A Committee Of two
from each Senate District selected the following
Electoral Ticket, which was unanimously adopt
ed, viz:
senate Hen. CLARK BIssELL OF Fairfield County.
nal.. Hon. CHARLES W. ROCKWELL Of y. London co.
District ..NATHASIEL o. KELLOGG. OF Vernon,
." II. Ex-Goy SAMUEL y. FooTE. Of Cheshire
- III. joseph $. GLApplSG, Of Palnheld
=. ". Hon. 1RIMAN SMIrI. of litchteM
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ACCIDENT on THE R,veR-wc are indebted t.

ACCIDENT 0. THE RIVER We are indebted t.
Portcr's PoughSeepsie Express fnr the following
The steamer Utica, on her downward passnse
from \ bany last night, " hen about six miles beo.
Poughneepsie, fell IN with the steamer T. Samord,
havn. in row the barges Clinton, OF Poughkeepsie,
and Berkshire, Of Pallz. a schooner from Phlla-
ielphia, for Albany, under full press OF sail, came
in con sct with The Clinton. The bowspnt Of the
schooner pierced the how Of the bnrgr and when
The Utica left, remained firmly imbcdded in her.
The upper works Of Ihe barge were torn away, the
water-casks STAYED and considerable damage done
To the hull. Capt Hn!se, of the Utica rendered all
the assistance il his power and took OFF the passen-
set- and thought r'en 10 this c!iy. The ,teomer.
barges and schooner were at anchor whrn The U,cn
lei but as Ii was blowing gale at the time .eraus
diicuines IN txiHcaung the vessels were oppre-
h-ndeG.
Iti- -xpec;ed that the -;ea,nIcl, Emerald VIII he
rai.rd today. Ne understand that there is about
$4,000 on board, belonging to tie Kingston Bank.
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,-,-- Tnr u,cvT ,yn, or Eru,op,. by ,iaj. w

~ THE HIGHLaSDs OF ETHIOPIA, by hal. "
c. Harris from the first London Edition. has been Is
sued in neat octave of 392 pages BY j. Nirche''ei
II Is amopv the most valuable of recent contribu-
lions to our knowledge OF the earth and It's niiaoi-
;,n,s. The work is interesting to many classes OF
readers. but especially to The Christian, who would
know something OF People 'sho have neid the True
f.lh Tor fifteen centuries. tut by whom that iai l'7
bzsn corrupted and harbsrized until IS IN no cor"
cevable resqec; preferable 10 the creed OF the aiSe
proDhet or the average of Pagan fables ! ne DE-
scrinficns given from observation IN this aoo"-
among them ,iiat o Christian army ranging with
FIRE and sword whole province, DESTROYING ever
thing not absolutely ndesructiblc, violating and
numbering women and buicheTng infants without
excea,:on-;you!d seen too horrible Tor belief o"'
whv NAV moi We believe any thing when We see
Christian nations warring with each other CHRIS
tan soldiers slaughiering each other at the com
,nand of Most Christian Mnjesties Of all cEeeds'
and equally Christian people How far of IS the
end o! such ,Irnoniac atrocities
l.ien,enan; Harris, by order OF the East India
Company, leti Bombay on The 9Th Of April, 1871
with ten Assistants Of oil ranks and military os
cori OF twenty men, oil q mission 10 the Court
Saiele Selas-ie. King OF Shoa, in the Highlands
Southern Abyssina, landing al hniora- on the East
ern Coast of Africa, and thence making their va!
through scorched AMI sterile desert, lhinly nliabl
ted by the mos, barbarous and depraved Bedouin+
some four hundred miles to Shoa, and thence TO 1t
capital, Aukabcr, whence Maj. Harris dates h'
book on the lst January, 1913. Tie illustrations
and general execution OF the work rebound TO ih'
credit of the American publisher.