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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18
FRIDAY, Dec 10
The Strong Men of the Senate.

| The Washington correspondent Of the Boston TIA,
eler thus speaks Of the array Of great men in a.
United States Senate. Il will be seen that The WI
side of the Senate is considerably the sronges, M.
writer ought to have added Evans Of Maine, M,D,.-
Of N. Carolina, and the Two Senators ffom New j.,
sey, Miller and Dayton:
The Senate will contain great amount of t,ls,,.
forming quite contrast TO the House. Fira tl,,i
will be Webster from your State, and John Davis,
Then John G. Calhoun from s. c., with biz y.l..
ment colleague, George McDufie, to whom ib,, ~
duel which he fought with Cummings, Of CeorV,
added some twenty apparent years, 80 much All
cripple the physical without repairing the mora, ma.
Crittenden OF Kentucky, second only 10 Clay and 4
some qualities superior 10 him. Gov. Morehead A,
colleague, is a very able man, and a child Of Cav H,
admirer, and 10 his mode Of speaking, resembef
that eloquent orator. Clayton Of Delaware is smoD,
the princess and had Clay been electcA would ptotay
have been in the Cabinet. There are NO Clsylon,E
uncle and nephew. The name Of the uncle Is Tbon
as who hears much, but says little in the SENATE :
John NJ, the nephew, will make figure in deb,,.
and will be among the most hearty and efficient oooo
nents Of the administration. Reyerdy johnson d
Maryland, is another formidable gladiator. This
the gentleman who so manl0lly defended Mr. Turrey
on his trisl for abducling slaves. He has a man,
bearing, generous heart, and ndestructibe attach.
ment TO the principles Of his adoption In that speed
in the Torrey he seemed to ring the kuel Of u.
expiring system Of slavery in Maryland. The foil az!
weighty tones Of his voice will, think, make sen
ton 10 the Senate Chamber. Judge Beien Of Georr,
s another strong man bis, too is polished strength
The ufbanity OF eloquenee may be said 10 be exemp-
fed in him. Huntington Of Conn, is no common man
capital as business man, and Of good principles Las
Of all comes the wonderful man, Corwin Of Ohio lhs
very incarnation Of popularity ia Ohio aud that reEoa
and Of power over the public mind, and witha maa
Of keen satire and Understandable fun. Most OF tics,
are Wings | think the defenders Of the admnistis
ton IN the Senate, will have their hands Toll. To
meet this tremendous array have Col. Benton, Cor
Cas-, Mr. Bsgby, Mr. McDufie, and perhaps Mr. Ca
houn, who in bis own Commonwealth can say as The
King of France did, the State. But how thai
isolated State oil South Carolina will demesn hersefu
the Senate, none can tell beforehand, for at Mem2ha
great syslem Of internal improvement BY the Genert
Government, system we had supposed her 10 have
been combating for at least the last twenty years
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18


Lewis b. Gould will present his account as Adminislrl.
l o. Tue estate Of Eeazer Gould, at Dcknsona Lon in
,r on the last Wednesday of this month.
sPPneauon Of Aretas Ranney OF the heirs 10 the
800 Oh Joseph hanney, Tor a division Of said estate also
70 ave the dover Of the widow out and also order
=. .e court TO assign the residue Of the his
ana among the heirs stands for hearing at the
hems petition for license to sell all the real
| o. wiuam Bemis deceased, will be heard the same
ne last YIN and Testament Of Levi s. Gowing late Of
"ason VIII be presented for probate at the same place
The application of Jeremiah Barton administrator upon
s.le Of Es.her Emery late of Rockingham for
OF ume Tor the payment of the debts OF said decess
place and time "-' " ''S-- ~ '
Soodhnes petition for license 10 sell all the real
M :, ilnolhy Field, late Of Westminster, except the
jeremiah bsrions application for an extension Of time
or me payment Of the debts OF Josiah Emery deceased
time aud place. ~ 80 - 'S"'" - "''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

The name of Rev. Mr. Scott will be remembered, BY
our readers, as that of clergyman in New Orleans;
VINO inquired somewhat extensively during the recent
o. Dir Clay. with reference to his card-playing, Sc
we see by the New Orleans papers, Thai he has been
Drought 10 trial by the Presbyiery of Louisiana
hey cha'ge him with prevaTieation-wth conduct
unbecoming minister of The religion Of Chris, or hi
Of gentlemen, in reference to recent wrknown con.
troversy between himself, the Rev Mr. LYON. Of Co
iumbus and some gentlemen Of our city--with teach.
ing and promulgaing doctrines adverse to the solemn
calculated 10 subvert the doctrines generally received
and believed 10 by the Presbyteres of the United
states, parcnlaryin sermon delivered hy him on
sabbath in May last, and also assuming control, 10
ton. So
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18
The Oregon Negotiation,

We find in the Washington Correspondence Of
the New York, Evening Gazette, copious abstract
of the correspondence between Mr. Packenham and
Mr. Calhoun aud between MIR P. and Mr. Buchanan.
That writer remarks -
have, therefore, spent several hours in making
the following abstract, and frankly confess that
those who read it must not expect ii to do justice
to Mr. Calhoun's arguments, for | never in the
course of my experience found difficult task
lin that line) as abstracting after Mr. Calhoun
His words are SO few in comparison to the ideas
and argument, that it is impossible TO do him JUS
tice except by giving his language in full The
abstract, however, will give good idea of the mas
terly manner in which he conducted the negotia-
tons and Justify MIR Packenham's remark (made
las, Spring)tfat Mr. Calhoun twas the hardest man
he had ever TO do with, for there was no getting
round him at ALL"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

Memorials were presented from Chic. and 49,.
sonnlly from other states, demonstrating sga;n'
lowing any persons 10 occupy seats in the Sens.
House, from foreign country.
Mr. Giddings presented memorial from a.
mittee Of the yearly meeting Of the soeis,. 7,
Friends. in Ohio, praying against The con,ne,n'oa
Of slavery in the District Of Coumba-laid nnos
the table. 'P'a
FRIDAY, Dec 70.
HOUSE oP REPRESENTATIVES, Mr. Milton R,o.
Of Tennessee announced the death Of M n
Peyton, who was, at the time Of bis DEATH the r.
resentative in Congress from the Nashville Di,,,ii'
Mr. Brown spoke Of the deceased in hand,or.
terms. As remark Of respect TO the deceased "A.
House adjourned.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

SoSaREss=Ihe two Houses of Congress are getting sloW
Inc House Of Representatives has completed is
ogenAon but the Senate but half through the tedious
o. appointing Its committees There pause
& opeIanon caused by the adjournment Of the Senate Mon
day, when II will be resumed.
Inc House of Representatives having also adjourned over
monaey neither House will be in session today[NadonL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18
Brighton Market-Dee. s.

Swine. -s' ~ 9tofesi aooO Sheep anu w
quass VIZ E,,r sdance quotations the best
IN Ra Issnniy ~ 20 400 Thrd quality IS 5Oa s.
sl I'rellS Sallle-Mess $5 %, No. X 10
old S1b a. ~ '"o years old 81 loi three yea'
SS6eep-Dui. Sales from 81 ,ogs5
s~ne--Los 10 pedde l-s and IL A,,.,,n at2to51a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18
ORreos Chr, yune 9s, lsl5.

Salem Gazette.
OREeos CITY, June % 1876.
improve the present opportunity Of sending you ev
lines BY Dr. White, Indian SubAgent for Oregon. He
Tor Washington, 70 report his progress in the colony an
IN the possession OF good health and doing well for
up to this date although have some fteen
have been in Oregon The colony is a very good cond
ton al present. bot unable say how long Il will con-
unue 90, as we have no permanent laws 10 govern US We
sre ~ great want Of some higher power 10 extend iu
ueuon over u.s. and grant good laws TO regulate our
movements The United States, il they ever Intend 10
hold this country, doing the people Of Oregon re,
injustice by not extending TO them the benefit OF good %
as well as military and naval force support them agan
encroachent and injustice We not only omen "a In
viii Of any foreign power, but are in the same hens
condition az regards the maintenance Of our own av,
which we have 10 govern at present There are here ~
IN every community, set Of lawess men, who care s-
neither justice nor any thing else that is connected viii
good laws and who could If their numbers were copcsn
traied do the colony much HARM and with The helm ~ ~
Indians who are not voraby disposed towards The Amer
lcan part Of the population might harass them and 40, M.
present laws At defiance The people, at the eleoon b1
TINS month"; (Junel chose Governor Leesative Comms
tee, Circuit Judge, Sheriff. &c The elect;on ~e1, ~
without any trouble whatever We have NOW full co,
Penent OF officers, both territorial and town and Il M
laws are carried into execution think we shall rel ,-
very well the coming year. s
Inc crops throughout the country look we'll We shall
have large surplus Of wheat the coming fall to ship r
some foreign market We are ALWAYS In te rera;n Of ~
lat beef grass fed, running large through The pra 4,
winter NO housing is necessary for cattle here in The
winter The climate Of Oregon Is one of the bst adnled
Tor The raising Of cattle We have had little or no sickness
since have been here There is fever prevalent amour
',ie effect on the whites large emsraon 1 erpeeld
TINS tall we shall have plenty for them
snail write by the brig Chenamus; she will start
for Boston in abou, three months pm
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18
Direct from oregon.

The following letter, from young belonging 10 s.
lem but who has been for considerable time resident
Oregon, will be found quite interesting the present tina
Salem Gaze1s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18
ABSTRACT OF THE CORREsPO NDEHcE OF THE
OREGON NEGOTIATIONS
Mr. For to Mr. Webster.

WAsniNeToN Nov. Is, Is43.--Coyers copy Of
part Of despatch from Lord Aberdeen to Mr. Fox,
requesting that the United States Minister at Lon
don might be furnished with instructions which
would enable him TO treat such person as might be
appointed by the Queen on the Northwestern Boun-
daries. The despatch charges Mr. Fox, to assure,
Mr. Webster that |e the British are prepared
to proceed TO the consideration of it 1.-THE settle
nent of boundaries in perfect spirit of fairness
and to adjust it on basis of equitable compro-
mise"
The New York herald., 1845-08-22

BE- Of moro than hundred thousand balss more than
ever before in the time, there has been falling o
In the rscepts compared with 1885, Of moro than two
hundred thousand bales The receipts this year have
been more than two hundred thousand bales1over those
of more than last.
The New York herald., 1845-08-22
STEAMEK "lIREAT BRITAIN."

s,n~H 1T b. z impossible to open the above snip
f/SM MTWW to the whole community on the pr sent oc-
ZkA|KH1O casion, to make distinction IN regard 70 70
~<1k1lk4xlH admission without giving onence', hnu a, W
Of the great expense rcuIed py ~, \,
ia OBTAINING her Ia order 70 gray pubic
has been determined fellow the plan adopted IN Lonu
Liverpool aud other port and charge snail sum oi ~
IN h. on.u
Notice sthereffe hersi given that the ship VIII ps open
for public Inspection this lay from Y g ciocN T between
ceeding days, Sunday xcsrted,l WI IuF'he' "'N'
the hours o 10 md oclotk az .,, and 10 the on
Price of sdmssou 70 e shp WIZ oe - y, he mn 10 be had
ON ,he wsar 1ongside the engine ROOM on poara
portion Of the proceeds OF the coecon ,te pas
will he given the Asylums or tNf Dho anu Deai
and Dumb and the Fire DEPARTMENT ,,o,
New York, August H. lsao' shsW"W
The New York herald., 1845-08-22

will be that there has been an advance in nearly
every number and every quality Notwithstanding the
decline in the average cost of the material this
compared with last.
VALUE CorToS, LINEN AND WooLLEN YARN EXPORTED
FROM GREAT BRITAIN.
First SIR months If each year
Linen yarn. 6 a7s,a5s saiaos sSas sas,sss
Woollen yarn &c l9sAil 225,l20 2i7,ii5 s7sIi7
There has been it appears by this table increase in
the value Of the expectation of linen and woolen yarn
and decrease in the value Of cotton yarn. We have
official declaration of the value Of these articles exported
for the first six months of le45 but from the quantity Of
cotton yarn exported and the increase in price, we
should judge that the aggregate value would be much
greater than for last year.
The amount of cstton goods manufactured in Great
Britain the first six months of si5 greater than for
the corresponding period in any previous year. The i'm.
poration Of the material SO large as for the
first six months of s43 but the average consumption per
week. has been than four thousand bales larger
during the first six months Of ls45, than ever before
and the aggregate consumption for that time more than
hundred thousand bales larger than ever before
known
IMPORTATION, CnNsuMpToN, PRIcE OF CoTToN, &c. IN
GREAr BRiTArN, THE FIRST Six MONTHS YEAR
10 1gi3,
The New York herald., 1845-08-22

MUSIC.
- EMOVkD TO No. 65 Franklin street. door East OF
IL Broadway, NJ DuMsUAf Professor OF the Guitar, Sing.
iug Violin continues teach Ladies and Cen
OF New York the above fashionable instruments
comparative short time by his Analysing and lnductve
system. Terms reasonable.
NJ D. viii 20 rAual tie residences of his pupils TO
the the satisfactory city and other
ierences given application Al NO IS Frnnklin street
x-ot
The New York herald., 1845-08-22

SAI,A NDEP SAEE@

SALAMANDER SAFES.
III iirst and ony kind Of Safe that has every
preserved their from riceul fires arr Edwards
Holman Improved saamander They are for sale by a
', nobbs ~ iat ST. Y, where certificates and Safes
nay be seen, Of which saved the books papers
Messs ,oe anderson Co.. No 90 Broad street the
t on tne lsth ult Also, Of MIR. Mel the corner Of
PRO stree! ana E,cha Place the night ofthe 3
Jhn ~. 'rAS a3lofsr
III TONS TRUNK BOARDS, for sale by
Az M7n PER0SE X BROOKS,
The New York herald., 1845-08-22
NJ IISIC.

A LADY wishes devote her time the instruction Of
IA young ladies' the Piano She teaches the Logerian
system which has ben introduced yet into this
try has been greatly approved ef in Europe as being the
shortest and method Of bringing the pupil
addressed X Y the Office of this paper shall be attended
lm+rc
The New York herald., 1845-08-22
Died..

On the morning of the goth instant, after long and
painful illness, CATHARINE, wife of Lyman Denison
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
" invited attend the funeral this day afternoon at
five O'Clock, precisely, from 25 Washington square,
The New York herald., 1845-08-22
iURENT e. BROTHEh
MAGASIN JAPANAIo,
go DIIaua Street.

MAGASIN JAPANAIS,
90 Duane street.
A H;PARKER, Agent, from Amsterdam, most respect
a ully informs his friends aud the public geRera
ne has received magnicen collection ancient Oil Paintings
Flower Bodies Plates Dishes CUPS snd saucers, old
Dresden Porcelain Groups and Figures and Saucers
e Fans o The 10th ccntury aud Ebony Wooden Carved
Arm Chairs nom the 1913 and 577 formerly belonged
me Cardnsl Amenies Great lnqusitor of Spain,
moderate gee; Ladies and Genemen, i YOU wish
eai yourself call ard examine this splendid collection.
Also two carved Chs,rs for cath Churches; 70 be
rom 10 a Nj al . T. NJ je27 2m rh
w ATC HE'S .-WATCHEs AND JEWELKY --Thuse
~ who wish purchase liud or silver Watches Gold
chains, Gold Pencils. Keys e will lind greatly their ad
age 10 call on the subscriber who selling all descriptions
t sboye a. rtaii much lower THAI any other house the
city iot watches as low $40 aud S2S each Watches and
jewey EXCHANGED bought Watches warranted keep
good time or the money refunded
Co. L. aLLt y, Inirurtrt Of Watches aud Jewelry,
. 'oltEals and Rria. 20 Wall street.
stan
The New York herald., 1845-08-22
MUSIC.
A Rare Opportunity Of acquiring Thorough
Musical Ed1rufi0u

~ II. DERWORT Professor of Singing, Guitar and Piano
" Forte has openeda class for Young Ladies' from TO 10
whom three of his daughters whom
he proposes thoroughly instruct IN the art of Singing,
Mr. Derwors system the result Of many years observation
aud experience during has successfully taught Ger
many, London and New York His method cannot fail 10
his pupils percepton aud thorough knowledge
Of the grammatical principles mnsc with the ability TO ha
monize simple gwen me ody. . . -
Parents and Guardians invited to call at his ms VT
Broaoway, when every inquiry wall be answered
Terms $50 per payable quarterly IN advan Les
three n week - 49,,
Private instruction rs heretofore. az I'm
The New York herald., 1845-08-22
TEXAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF
L

TEXAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF
PACKETS,
j Sh sS vi
sail from each ou ON the first day of each month,
The Brig EMPIRE, Capu Baxter to sail from New York
The sp STAR RiPUBEiG capts" Moss s'te"t TO sail from
New York ls October next and from Galveston s Dccem
The Brig 9. B. LAMAR Captain Richardson, sail from
The Brig MARY, Captain Norrss to sail from New York
lst December and from Gav February next,
and thereafter in regular succession.
sIions are ably commanded will sni punctuay
advert sell and take reght and rassenges al the lowest
William endley and Co. will be the established Agents at
line and M other business directed to them and also make
liberal advances on consignments
Goods directed to the care Of the Subscribers will be
ay forwarded, free from commission And Shippers may
rely on LishSss At Galveston 70 ashp cargo from thence
tons, ii consigned to the OF William Hendcy and Co..
Galveston ''' '''s' q bEo%R FE1oI'%ySf spsy yNsLsoN
m, lms,.r No 81 front stiee., New York.
GAS8 SF HcnE6N tnFkST 2Ep QNPEE GUf6S III pnESs PAR
TY TO ROCKLAND LAKE.
oa bEla% aR f H. sS%%oesS som % eS%
ca@5. LodgsSo Is o. A. O. D. on Mcqdsy % Aususs,t
sysn j. hs Sun AID Herald papers; when VIII take place
sn'ss
presents more attractions in scenery or sublimy than the
within quarter Of mile Of the landing. This the
popae that the Druds have selected for combining char
y aud pleasure the cordial and social To those
wno enjoy the sport ofhsng this Lake presents ample field
amusement with the fishing tackle &c&c
always hand. Opposite Siug Sing with regular
ready to convey those who in the interval the party
visiting the Lake, visit the Penitentiary, SC No excu
sion presents more advantages from scenery variety and per-
sonal comfort
Cold Collation. viii he provided at IS cents each ksren
did Band egged Tor the ason and the whole upder the
m nagement oil aProiessional Get eman and Assistn
Tn, eamooa will leave the following places precisely
staed; Delaney street at oclock Ms CathaIine street
o'clock; Pier No North River o'coca, Warren 81
SIS o'clock; Ca.a street ga o'clock; Hammond street At
sl 10th street O'Clock Returning will leave the parties AZ
tie places The membe the Order and their ends
are respectfully invited Tickets be rd Of any of the
dprn emit an.i Committee on hosrdti.o. Ward i8 Caha
rne ~ Edward Le,dsr 81 Dr.qdway iossph George Mason
uOld loumrymau Office ii2 Nassau Thos w Rowden,
sc East Dfoadw w john b lie Bert 1873 Fulton 81; Henry
Hawkes. 20 Catharue ST. Thomas Barker l9ga Chatham
APO Neods.rc
sSS L WARD having been burnt ont, have
" No 80 Broad street the Of Stone
jy20 80
lEMP2e tons Of very superior Dew aud Snow Rot Hemp
IL for sale by II. COLLINS co. IS Southss. jyN
The New York herald., 1845-08-22

The greatest decrease in the exports has been to India
China and Russia The quantity exported to the United
States this was but trhe more than last The
aggregate decrease in the trade has been one per
cent on the total amount exported The additional
prices ais article commands this compared with
last makes the aggregate value of the exports for the
first six months of lsi5 much greater than that for the
exports OF the corresponding period in 1874.
We annex table giving the prices OF Water aud
Mule Twist in Manchester the ls Of July ls44 and
lS4b.
PRIcEs or WATER AND MuLE Twrsr.
The New York herald., 1845-08-22

There was quite panic to-day In We'll street, and the
saies were at decline Of from quarter to three and
half per cent Farmers Loan declined per cent Nor
wich and Worcester l Harlem 81 Long Island n !;
Canton II Reading Railroad II kentucky Skies !;
vicksburg Ohio Skies Mohawk !; Morris Canal
closed at yesterdays prices and Pennsylvania Elves
went up per cent Offers made after the adjourn
ment of the Board to sell any stock in the list at the
quotations.
Counterfeit checks of twenty dollars drawn by the
Bank of Charleston South Carolina on the Bank of the
State Of New York. have made their appearance in Phi
iadelphia They well executed but can be detected
by there being two letter AS each check of the
tcrfeit, and but one on the genuine
The receipts of the Western Railroad Company for
the week ending the 10th instant for the past two years,
are as annexed
w... WESTERN RAILsoAD. M -,
q week ending Hug. 18th. 1874. 1885,
E'sssss.t EEi:Sst .ss 's's 7sss Dc: s:s 's ~
Receipts previously from ,.. sss .ssss' sss ;ss s
Total from JAM to Aug. s. s4o7sA 4a25ss ipc a. $50
This increase amounts to only about I per cent.
The receipts of the Mohawk Railroad Company for
week ending the 10th instant, were as follows:-
MOHAWK HUDSON RAILROAD.
passengers. $2476 SO
Freight. ll5l II
Total $2593 SO
"eon
Larger IN ls45 S6l6 So
The receipts from the Saratoga trains were S475
against $500 last year. The running expenses of this
road about SO per cent what they were last year
The weekly returns of the Reading Railroad Compa
ny continue to show very great the receipts
We annex comparative statement Of the business on
the road for week in August in the years s4s IA
and 40.
PHILADELPHIA
, week ending .1ng 10, 43. .9ug 7,If .4ug. l6, 45
as Hasnsss ss7 sess ss'esa syS IS
The receipts Of this road about one hundred
and fifteen thousand dollars per month"; and the transpor
tation Of coal to than hundred thousand
they sufficient carry double the quantity of freight
eryet transported. One hundred and four thousand
tons of coal transported from the mines to the sea-
board over this road in July, which exceeded the es
mates twenty-four thousand tons. The estimate for
August ninety to ninety-ve thousand tons and the
quantity actually transported in the first two weeks
August 49, lls tons At this rate the estimate will
be exceeded. There is very little doubt by that time
than eight hundred thousand Of coal will be
ransp orted the Reading Railroad from the mines to
the seaboard during the year 1915. The highest est
mate formed by the most sangune friends of this extern
sve and important work, hundred and fifty.
thousand tons.
We a statement showing the quantity of cotton
yarn exported from the principal ports Of Great Britain
for the first six months Of the years 1914 and s45 dis
ngushng the countries to which exported and show
ing the increase and decrease in the exports to EACH
will be observed that there has been decline in the
foreign trade in this article.
CoTToN YARN EXPORTED FROM GREAT BRITAIN.
Pounds. Pounds. Pounds Pounds
The New York herald., 1845-08-22

CASTLE GARDEN.
IG-Admission rs Cents.-ET
Great Musical filtration
rroPfietos .......... Messrs French ssd Aa,ssI.
Grand Entertainment!
The propeto respectfully that they have enga-
ged fo limited number of ghts thu Buesquc Ethiopian
opnratc TonIe iavoaby known and received Pal mos
Italian Opera House.
Friday Evening, August 22d,
The performance will commence with
Musical Introduction.
To he followed by Buesque the Opera Of Cinderella
entitled.
SHfN-DE-HEEL-A.
IL nierisson Of Hall Hour for Promenade aud Refresh
The OF splendid Cosmorana5 will he
The second part will commence with
i,ru.d Overnre-bf fchestra.
MIR Pasloe and Miss Pray in lie Pas du Tyro
= Doors open at he'trast O'Clock P.-fn-csse+ son
nkn Rnici