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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30

DOMESTIC MARKETS.

AT Nec. York on the 22nd, says the Courier and ER
quer there good deal OF enquiry for cotton
since the receipt the advces per Britannia and large
sales (say 5000 bars) have been nude of
TO &c. per ID
Al Boston, the 2O,h the cotton market steady,
consumers taking only as they were in absolute want.
The "a les for the week only amounted TO 600 bales.
At Philadelphia on the 2Oth, says the Commercial
List, we have material change in the
market Since our last report in cases, prices Tor
the finer grades rather favorable holders have
been obtained. and we advance the quotations above
good middlng n fraction. The weeks snes, amount
about 1875 bales comprising ESQ baes Upland 81 0Si
cts for midding fair 44O New leans al 71s4, and
225 Mississippi part at &C. aud part prices not stated and
a lot ofsamples at &C. We quote
Ordinary ..........6466t MdIlins- ..........e4 IA
Midding ..6AG7 Fair ..st6D91
AT Neoo Orleans Sept 9th, the receipts of cotton for
the week amounted 1878 bales, cleared in same time
7sl4 bales eavlng stock hand of AZ, l74 bues In
the beginning of the week The market quiet, but
prices were fully maintained, the activily being
more owing want of vessels than 10 any other cause.
Thi. obstacle having been degree removed there
was in consequence more activity in the market, ind
sales to OF l6JO bales effected dar ng
the week, at full prices Mid 6t@7 mid. fair 7sd74i
fair 7iO7a; good Air sl09i good and fine 940llc.
HAMBURG. Is. CO Sept 24.-Cotton-Onr receipts are
on the by wagons though nothing doing BY boats
MS is entirely low for navigation above the
city for small crafts. The quality comngin is not very
fine. most of which is of the crop. Owing TO the
daily expectation OF the arrival of the steamer Britannia
from England our Cotton market Is dull and prices have
given way full 4c. from highest quotations of last
week. In the absence any further European news
forced to run quotations rs folows-ordnary to mid
ding, 5f055 milding fair, 605l fir, 6iG01i; good
fair, 7407A
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30

GT FOR MAYOR-GEORGEE Il. HOLT Is announced
by his friends AS candidate for the office of Mayor the
a approaching municipal election and is recommended TO
tho surages of his fellow citizens individual emf
nenty qualified for the Office and SUCH ent tied TO their
confidence and support. sepl3 20ltde*
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30
MRS. GEORG E,s
boarding. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUsa LADIES'
q No. S6 G0pernnle tent -streef.

No. SO Government street.
THE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the
IL liberal patronage she has been favored with,
takes pleasure ia ounciDg to the public the pres
ent advantages which this Institution holds out to
those who wish to pursue thorough course Of in
struction. Mr.. NORMAN PINNEY, who has long
been engaged in teaching in this city. and from his
success has increased confidence in his method of
impartng knowledge, willgive instruction in the En-
g ish language German and Spanish will be taught
by able professors, under the direction of Mr.. P.
Madam kovALEsKI. recently from Europe, la
dy Of distinguished ability, has been engaged to teach
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
French is the language Of Mrs. G's family, and is
pracliced during meal hours, hours of tuition, and out
Of school, as much circumstances permit.
The discipline Of the school is mild, but at the
same time firm and strict
Conditions.
For instruction in the French and Eng languages 81
s. &c. 81 and So per month. -
Vocal and instrumental Music first class 81 month";
Board varying from IS to SIC per month.
Each boarder to furnish bed, bedding, towels sill
yer goblet, etc. etc.
Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo-
bile, expected appoint an Agent in the city who
will be responsible for all dues. Terms PAYABLE
monthly in advance.
D.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30

VERMONT observation-disclosures returns
from every county in the State show that seventy-fve
Democrats, one hundred and fifteen Wings and ten
Abotionsls have been elected 10 the House of Re-
presentatives and Democrats and twenty three
Wings to the Senate. Last year the House COM
prised fity-nine Democrats, one hundred and twen-
ty fnur Wings and seven AboIitonlss. Wing net
loss in the House thHty-iwo; gam in the Senate siT
Wing net loss on joint ballot tVsnty-sir. In Caedo-
mia county, where the Wings gained two Senators.
they got one by fifteen and another by ten votes
Grand Isle, where they gained the other has gener-
ally been wing county.
One striking and important TACT in The Vermont
election is this; that Slade, the anti-Texas dsunion.
list, does not come anywhere election by the
people. The majority against him will be about Two
thousand. Ii he shall be re elected by the Legisla-
ture, will be in violation Of the will OF the people.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30
FOR MONTGOMERY

FOR MONTGOMERY.
= E-0@ r. The fine, fast running steamboat
Sxsz!sssE7 NATIVE. M. Brainard master, will
leave Tor The above and all intermediate landings on
WEDNESDAY, the LIST prox., AT O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
sent3O MOSES WARING & co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30

0J- Il. q. DaBOSE a. co. WHOLESALE and
RETAIL DRUGeisTs, No. SO Water-st, Importers OF
Drugs, Chemicals aud Permery and dealers in Paints,
Oils Window Glass, Dye Stuffa, &c. sep6
0r HAVILAED, CLARK a. CO., IMPORT
ERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS in Drugs and Medicines,
Surgical aud Dental Instruments Chemicals, Perumery,
Brushes, Window Glass, Paints, Oils, Dye slu1s, &c.
Nos. AS and AZ Water street-MOBILE.
HAvILAND, KEEsE q Co, New-York.
HAvILAND, HARRkL q ALLEN, Charleston, s. G.
HAvILAND, RIsLEY Co, Augusta, Ga. dec2 1cmo
rrCHINA, Glass, Earthenxare and Gut
LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is
receiving extensive assortment of the above ar
Giles, " hich he offers nj heeIowest prices.
novI4 JAS. MASTERSoN. Importer, 81 Water-st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30

HRACKERS-P,c Mic Crackers and Soda is
" cult, just received from brig Selma. for sale by
sept3O T.. p. MILLER s. co.
I'D EAL BEARS GREASE--From The "Big Bar
III OF Kansas" for sale at
sepi3O GATES PHARMACY.
g EGARS-l75, 900 of various brands TO arrive
Sfrom Havana, for sale by
sept3O C. I.EBARON.
DIRD GRAyEL-For sale at
I'D ssptso GATES PHARMACY.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30

UrWe are authorized to announce CHARLES A.
HOPPIN, Esq, candidate for recollection to the Of
fee of Mayor at the ensuing municipal elect ion.
GrThe friends orc. c. LANGDON announce him as
candidate for Mayor, Mt the municipal election.
UYon will please announce The name of our esteem
ed ieilowczen Jas. W. H. CiIlLDERs, for the Office
of Mayor Of the city of Mobile at the ensuing election,
and Oblige MANY CITIZENS.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30

,AgsA FOR KENT-The Store No 66 Commerce
street.
Store No 6 Water street.
Store No A ST NJ ichaet street.
Office on northeast corner Of Commerce and 81.
Michael streets.
Store No 81 Royal street
Dwelling, part of the house over A. M.Anderson's
Esq. store on Royal street. Apply TO
septSO ]. EMANUEL.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30
FOR SELMA.

,. C-.sD<a n The fine, light draught, double en-
Ss,, ,sss CINE steamer NUXUBEE, IL. Kin
~, master, will depart for the above land inter
mediate landings on THIS DAY, Both, al O'Clock
pm. For freight or passage apply on board OF 10
CAMPBELL, OWEN, II CO, Agents,
sent3O 70 Front and rs Commences 81
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30

The following opinion and decision of Judge
Cuhbert IN regard the late election of Clerk Of
the County Court, bias been handed to us for publica
tim:
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30

E1sOR HIRE--For The term of year, first
IL rate Cook, suitable foI large family or board
ing house.
Also--A Girl about IA years of age, accustomed
TO the care of children tl
Also-An active Boy about 20 years Of age-good
waiter Apply to p. b. TAYLOR,
sep3O 4 Hagan's Buildings, Cont ST.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30

AstA FOB RENT--A comfortable Frame Dwell
.GaN ling House the Spring Hill Road, nearly
opposite the Hospital, now occupied by joel Hen
drlcks, Esq. Possession on the lsl November. Ap-
ply to JOHN Campbell,
sepl30D corner Of Commerce and Dauphn SITS,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30

The St. Louis Reporter, Weston -, Mo-, N
Baltimore American, Little Rock Banner, Terre
New Orleans Picayune, will publish once daily, q
double columns, and send their accounts to the L
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20
Correspondence q the Baltimore rau,o,.

WAsHINeToNt March IL, lslJ.
The Senate held open session this morning. General
Simon Cameron, tho Senator from Pennsylvania
place Of MI Buchanan appeared swofn and took bis
seat.
Mr. Webster then and announced Tire death Of hs
colleague. the Hon. Isaac Chapman Bates, who expired
last evening At twenty minutes past sS o'clock and
cofnPsned tho announcement with eulogy upon the solid
virtues Of the deceased, irsught With ervon feeling high
soued patriotism aud deep piey which brought tests into
many manly Senator's eyes, aud commanded the most
profound attention Of crowded gallery 81 spectators.
MI Webster was followed by Mr.. ugtr, Of South Caro-
Ina, who paid warm. generous glowing HEARTFELT tribute
To the exalted social virtues the fine talents the unrng
industry the highsonlcd patriotism aud unsovod honesty
Of Mr. Bates, for whom Ice had cherished a warm attach
ment.
Mr. Evans offered tie customary resolutions Of mourning
which were adopted unanimously aud then the Senate a
JoUfnod.
The Office seekers departing and aniying constantly
u IA not expected that eny nominations will be cent
toto the Senate, go thatbJy will sdou sine die alter an
other day. session.
The thunder ut,erings Of the sgLfed and Seeei,d are
growing per aud louder daily. They sy s the f,vo-
luton they bsye dune much 10 esctat IT, u Las ivan
BUfonisn" alas" Old HunkersIn ~ tie sholfba. FUN
ed out 10 be the wort 81 revelutON rssfgyafoa
Of hs bsJg Pan BueHsu they sbofed - hard a. put down
by securing the election Of Messs Polk and Dallas And
ihsy point the oTsrs msJe Wright and Butler Of New
York 10 take IN the Cabine,-snd then the sppon,-
Ineni Of Marcy VI that State 60 the War Department snd
sa'er'o the Southern District Aaorneyshp snd Pnl. 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20
PETERspllRC

Pursuant 70 notice, previously given, large number of
Wings OF Petersburg. assembled the BolnRbrook Hotel
on Saturday evening last tho 18th instant or the purpose
General Assembly.
On motion Of c. Kent. Esq, Lewis Mabry, E.a. was
called TO tue Chair aud r. Gsskins sppoiord Secretary
Inc Chair then addressed the meeting explaining tie
object OF the cs-expessine his regret thar our late dele
gate R B. Boiling. Esql had declined to be again can
didsie. and inviting the meeting to union and o
the selection Of his successor.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Whitehead,
Resolved That Eve persons be appointed by the Chair
to ws on Mr. Boiling. aud solicit him Withdraw his let
Ter declining to be candidate aud urge him To suffer hi,
name TO be used once ihs Wing candidate at our
election
Mr. Boiling being present. this ruo,iou rose and al.
dressed the meeting considerable length them
for the honors they had entrusted him with and their cor
dial support and unanimous approval Of his while in
inc Legislature but assured the meeting that he could
DO their candidate at the electon he urged
ing TO select some other in his sesd pedgng
port and aid to whoever they selected and begged Mr.
whitehead to withdraw his proposition, which accord.
ingly done.
Several propositions were then made a. 10 the proper
course To be pursued in making noina tion but were
laid aside. motion Of Aex'r Donnan Esq who moved
that The meeting do proceed suit.
able represent the Wings OF Petersburg In the
neat House OF Delegates, which was adopted.
WheIenp0n. Col. Geo. w. Boiling. seconded by Thos
8. Gholsen. Eslr. nominated JoHS ". SYM, Esqr.
No other gentlemen being named the Of the meet
ing was taken and decided unanimously that JoHS w
SYM be recommended suitable person 10 repreeen,
the Town in the next House OF Delegates.
On motion X. b. Boiling, E,qr. Committee Of three
was spoined to wait on MIR. SrSE aud appse him OF his
short limo the Committee returned with Mr.. SYaK who sJ
dressed the meeting the
and thanking them for the honor conferred on him. &C.
WhereuPon the meeting then adjourned.
LEWIS MABRY China
JAMS X. GAskISs, Secry.
tTaf.li-,ne,r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20
Correspondence OF The Charleston Mercury.

March 18th, 1915.
como back nnd open the door Just ssy single word
as To my mistake in naming Mr.. ZONES instead OF MI Ma
son. as Attorney General in my OF the Cabinet
Mr. Masons friends occasoned the mistake They said
his would with the offer OF that place. after being
dismissed from the Navy Department cannot suppose
Nh Mhson's friends him. and 81 could and
II would" suggest you why and how he came TO aceep,
the place Of Attorney General after all But ~ iaporf,-
he has accepted It, and that is enough Mr. Mason wa.
very good Van Buren, TO the last the late Presden
al struggle, and told you the opening Of this session he
would be retained lie had faithful and ,tue 10
"he party during the Administration Of President
and with Mr.. Polk voted for the Force Bill lie ceranly
did not expect to lose his place. than he liked
but then came tho difficulty Of retaining him or any other
member Of the old Cabinet and yet getting rid ii Mr. Cal
houn. They did contriye however manduyre
out Of that.
The silence Of the inaugural the subject Of second
term has led many 90 suppose that the President and his
friends have changed their minds that point since the
election, and that If the salvation Of the country absolutely
demands ~, hoy hold Office for egbt
shouldn't wonder II there IL truth in this see in
Imltons Of the sort creeping into the "neuiral press.
Mr.. Calhoun has left Washington. His leave taking
was. understand very kindly both sides. For him
SELF lie Of could neither regret nor resent a, has
happened-nCr for him. IL s IN the power Of any
President either to honor dshonor him. IL a. IN
indication Of is policy ~ the Administration that
judged the mstier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20

~ kssAsn pssslss NsssAsLhip Ed Pss&s seAs ess-
ssysssAip q he pass u Nsw york-sn ksw.fask vss-
nsrsn shsssh esaay. ~ih shs ssespsea a
Marcy. 70 esssss 70 he "Yosns Dswesrsss ~-sAey.
hs sshssd aod svseed cay. point % thee. and Ia NJ
Bradford aud samuel H. L,aghn. 81 Tennessee. oeosss
bancroft, 81 M.sssehuseus. Aibes. q. Jswett Of Maine
iona Davis ot PennsyNanis. aad Benjamin O. Shields. Of
i've and incn'rovcrhle Of what they Thess NUT
'cnnrs OF which speak. from The State Rights men
and the iends Of csss 10 the gres, Northwest, The ava
isnche OF public opniSn nast aud will oio~ The Young
Dsmocrsce are dissatisfied. aud the Of their wrath
will not only sweep down Mr. Pvks chances Coz rsslss
tion, bat win Gerry down with sss Wight and ell his
esrea'y and srfally built up pspslsdv Msik the pre-
dict.ou
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20
ruuRsDAv MORNING.. MARCH 80. is.s.

GOOCHLAND.
The candidates for Congress Cor TIN, Distinct (es.rs
Boio sud Seddon) met Coochand Court House Mon
day aud hsransued the People We have very satisfactory
Of the In which MT. Botts acquitted him.
seit. sud hear that the Democratic party itself acknow
lodged his ii debate. O shall hear that
he de abolished by Mr. Seddo,possiby snnhia,ed by
his "jeath dspe nsny eyo"-but shs receive tho
couat ss!s Bath gentlemen acquitted them.
selvos ably aud coureousy that there IL truth in
Idle report in circulation. iha, they blows the
Hu.unss. Mr. Seldom we hear. iaiudicious saoush
a,sa Mr. Bolts for hi. efforts repeal the Gle. the
2Sth rule Botts rstor was overwhelming. This rule.
(Which could be repealed when the Wings had
iority in the House, Asd been repealed by Dsnsora''e
House Of Representatives. numbering majority 1t tom
10 to CO. The "DemocIacy" .elf had soemnly discarded
lac rule and endorsed the correctness Of Mr.. Bots opp-
s,,on on: This. suppose. must have spiked Mr. Sed
duns gun eh,ciually.
Mr.. Seldom IL before the People Tor very h'Xh
trust and is legitimate for any CITIZEN subject him 10 IN
teirosators This proceed 10 10 IN all nsasei
OF ,he District.
l. Is Mr.. Seldom an uneompromsing adhesent Of the
Calhoun SCHOOL,
, l, not the fun damsn ta doctrine Of hi. school,
that ssy Tariff. which affords protection TO Amssan IN
dusty. dusc,y or aeasntsy Is Unconstitutional snd op-
pressyel
Is no, also doctrine Of ,hs School, that the
ing Tariff it eannst be repealed may be lawfully and
rishteously, aud ought tn be RESISTED
l. Ii this true, Ass will Mr.. Seddoa propose rssist
ia the that the Tariff is repealed. remodeled
suit the B. Carons ideal VIII il DO by nsfesiiss-
or by seee,,oa-or BY Southern Leasns3
s. IL Mr.. Seldom OF opinion not that the present Ia
r UNCONSTITUTIONAL uoios,. ruuous and oppressive,
that 10 reserved rights, that Is the rsh Of
by dissolution by nulhauon by force. is pre-
ferabe ~ submssionl
We ask these question, in all eauio and with far
than euosy-with anxious wish them ans~eref
with that fidelity ruth which we'll know Mr.. Sed.
don will observe. if he at all.
Mr.. seddon is asked harder questions than these by
member OF his party, and therefore hope he will
pardon for interfering. II is well known that many OF
his School at the South do hesitate fsmary talk Of
dsun;on, and TO argue that Is justified by the Tamil
The scope OF enquiries is only what
exien, Mr. Seldom goes with the South Catons party.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20

T.
pssa sss = ~ sssas a ssAss onlsa - risaAss hsss
s~ss essssaissdn ssks Asss. Asssss. psas~ ks. III
dess. to~a sess he prise a hses hsss. esss. Ae In
Tssssssss. ksassehy visns. ADD elsewhere. And thss
Ne sAs b made smeks fcs blind devotion % DE-
nefrscy 80 fUsTnAc ~
fssns6. shss, plAsdas ,ims even yesr. Eugenad has
eesvsd raiss he price Of coson. and this he tadased
Tie eosssa sto~sss plant large eros Tbs Consequence
been. the msket x,sed axa the seat pear and
the price went down 60 about nothing Taas year after
year the planters Of the article In this county have been
cheated a,s the Of England and eheS in the price,
Now. even England. vs. disposed let alone in FOL
~.
Finally. hceitcu be rsed and raised In abundance
lot the cotton growing stses build factories and
iae'ore their own cotton goods of medium quality, thus
keeping their money home. creating home Market for
their cotton aud decreasing the amount sown. BY diver
Jung part OF their labor to manufacturing purposes. Bet
then. there Is the TsrV Yes. Their. Z. the Tariff and
1t were settled, aud Its ratios permanently 6xed. the county
would know what TO depend upon"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20
n. Y. MARKET-M,,cb II ., p

The -al's OF cotton 1909 bales, prices steady
Flour Is heavy, 100 bbs Troy sold Si,T5 and buy
will offer Tor G~nesse
Two thousand BUSH Northern yellow corn sold at &c.
measure.
200 bbls county mess beef sold al 50 country prime
Is S5aS5,l2 smoked beef, cts 10.
1870 pigs hard lead sold at $685. cash.
Two hundred bbls Old Ohio mess pork sold M ali so
2oo prime were offered at Sass but notaken 100 Ohio
81; primo Siu,3i; 1871 bbs rump pork sold ut $40
Whskey pc in drudge cAsk, bbs uo stock but sales
233c.
=. Ev-ning.-There hre further sales 10 report.
Nothing done to-day in sugar and molasses-your Com
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20
IMPORTANT pEclsioN.

10 currently rumofed Ga this City. that the sspesms
Court Of the Sse hes decision In the importan,
OF State ACKNOWLEDGMENT for tearing up tie
The opinion Of the had been filed. at the time
Of writing this paragraph but Learn that the dscision
settles the following poinu;
let. That the sale made under Mr.. Rives execution,
was not valid. because IL not made s the CONT
house.
I'd That the interest Of the Company in the land and
supet Of the Road, aud in all personal property.
may be sold under Execution; but the ssess cannot be
so.d.
81. That after the Road 10 cold. The Company may,
land conds Tor erecting another supeuc,ure for the
Roads-RsLsisA Ksyisfsr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20
CANAL COMMERCE.
ARRIVED

Boat New York, Tsp,cou with 53l tons mdle, from
Lynchbug. 60 Jones & Blair, Cronshaw & Co. Pres-
ton 4 Ender., Henry Ludam & Go, s n Rogers. Frys
Go, RIO Gwathmcv and Peyton
Boat Ben Franklin. Pamphlin with i2i tons mdze from
Lynebbg and Ek Creek ard How ardsvic. Henry Ind.
lam Co. 70 Gws,hncy. Brown Taylor & Tucker, Drpn
Brown, John Wombe, T. - Crenehaw e. CO, w q Cfon
shaw. aud Jas Spots.
Boot Lynchburg, feda, with i9b tons n,d,c. from Lynch.
burg and Lock No ~, 70 Doano & Brown, Geo u Book
or, aud l. Crenshsw Il Co.
Boat Champiou, Gueusnt, with Is tons rndze, from
Scosviile and Lock No 10 10 j. J. Paris g. Co. Bsif
Brockenbroogb, snd Edmosd 4 Davenport.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20
iro BE ooSTISu1p.l

TnE RULIxC PAssf1H-Ws believe nothing wonderful
ever happened in this indeed any part Of the
world, Ia iae presence Of on Eng'uln. Which he woad
not hibitualy surpassed in Eoyand. A Irdi-
crous instance OF this disposition occurred the recent
reToad Casualty IN Maryland, Of which published fu
account lew days since. The passenger composed in
great part OF very intelligent merchans pressing
their very natural surprise that filed with people
should have been utterly crushed end one be sc
n0usy hurt Nothing hall 20 remarkable had ever hap.
psned within her knowledge; aud they conceded n the
belief that no similar escape under similar cifcumstances
had ever been Ahown. when very gsniemanly English
man. who had listened their Comments, assured them.
with all gravity that the thing very iIequen, occur
renee IN England.- Lnuis1iIIe JaurnaL