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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25

- The Na.chez Free Trader Of the fth inst
saw. There il. rumor n town that Major MIL
gE an extensive exchange broker IN the city Of NcSs
burg has failed for very large amount H. was the
general custodian " the funds Of the merchants and
other business Of the place. and great excitement j.
aid 20 have prevailed when the announcement Of ns
closing up hls Office made for while fears were
Entertained that be- would suffer personal violence 80 The
hand. oi those whom be- bad thus robbed The amount
supposed be very srge - fhe confidence N ne
community IN aim was 90 great o. % cause his credit 10
10 unlimited
Fatal AFFRAY Late la, evening there was o
satal ARRAY In Philippe street IN which young man
named Robert Cresweii a clerk mercantile house
"a. stabbed 90 badly TIA. be- died Ia .nor tune lle
iced i supposed have been perpetraied b another
clerk named -wiizel. who Immediately fed
lS. O Pie, 18th.
-rIcrDF-Mr Timothy Roark. Of W nchester
-cou County illinois yu. an end % BIS existence %
Monday u at week by severng he ugular VEN with
driving knife. after having made ssversl inerecrlai
attempts stab hsii - the heart with pair II arse
lsi ders. LOUISVILLE 'o4iha-
DR0wSED.-A few days since two lads about :
Or - year. OF az. were drowned II MI Creek by
hear The Ohio The Democrat say- that they went Tor
The purose OF bathing bur unfortunately they took
~ Il wli.key along With them. and became - drunk
while IN The water thai they could not help themselves
and were drowned.
- William smith. the free negro man who vas
found guilty iy the ~ foE The attempt - al VILLAIN
Fr-fhes Uli,. man mate ~ the tr- Cai-tO IN Fe5ru-
iry as wa sentenced yesterday by Judge Baker ~ b.
1lnz On TIE ID day of August next Alter receiving tns
-euencs % death AID IS way % me AL In custody
~ ,he >her he asked Extraordinarily DID the Judge
put Of tie tine u a.. execution 20 long.
fNorfok Herald 2lst
GREAT DFciroS-oome boys were indicted N
Rl-h Co. Indiana not long for disturbing Aool
ion ueetinz where Hull 70 make speech. The
my sce.-ed them n the ground thai Abolition NEE.
~ was 10; Lawful Assembase peaeesby assembled io'
. awful parpose.
t. The Memphis Eagle Of ihe!l 9th inst. men
ions the discovery OF ne1ro bond up for sitDneur
boari one Of the wharf boats at Memphis The box
marked % the care Of John Bennett, Louisville by The
| Eagle -ays.
This John Bennett % Tree negro, who has been liz
NJ here some time srd vel known The negro II
The box says he gave this Bennett fifteen dollars thus
get ain into free state and that Bennett TO accom-
| psny him"
Bennett and Us wife we're held IN custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25

HoRRORs % WAR-Anons the papers eft here
by a French General lately in The United state.
and who vas formerly attached 20 the grand ann,
Of Bonaparte which passed the Nemcn for Russia
was found a lit Of that grand army which ia a few
short months persisted b. the climate and the shocl
OF arms
Poles 600cO Sax0ns aDOl0 Alsfrisns 1900 b.
varans 30o00 Prls-.an- 1900 WesfphsIans ~ 90
Wurrem1erzer- 300 Batruer- 100. Dannststiter.
900 Gothl and WeImar 1900. Wurzbur.h AID Fran
coma. SOD Meckien1urz Nassau and small Princes
500 Italians and Neapolfans ~ 90 span 10 and Por
tlgue-e 1000 swiss. 10 DO and French 1000
Including 5000 cavalry besides 1000 horses artl
cry and train consisting n 100 pieces u cannon "
Total $4,000 which with the servants women rtron
fas and other followers Of he army. made grand
total - ~ 900 per-on- The largest army ever concen
,rsfed % any perod ofhst0ry The nla1sr ~ Russin
destroyed IN The campaign exceeded 90O0O Thus over
10000 perl.hed % crafty one NAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25

ALABAMA Wheat-The SECRETARY OF the Cler
Fhalarx has sent specimen Of the Alai.afns
" heat II Which tncy have thl- year bad me crop oil
about 80 acres. i was rpe tor ae seke about tie i
MT and j. pronounced lie finest Wheat 10 that quarter
tbs variety Introduced here By Mr. Pam wear on
since and Cad % hear tiaf il culture "a.
yldy extending 10 Ohio and Indiana The benefits ar-ns
from the Iueic.ous Introduction II new varieties O.
grain. fruit and domestic anmais are often incacua
be. Cincinnati Gaz.,,a
~ The Boston Transcript mentions A new spin
ning frame Just put in operation Lowell which i
ar1ng quite an excitemen, among manufacturers L i
.id % require bat one Aclf ~ po>v and viii make
yGrH and u more sreq irs AZ about ir0 nOds NE
psrise OF the other kinds Of frames IN Use
u The Chancellor on SATURDAY.. allowed The
WIT Of applied for BY tie council q Carter snd
Psrke ,hs, their 70 Ip % The u the
Court Of Errors and appea. and The Bird Tuesday Of Ju
y next Trenton Gazette
A PRETTY STATE OF rHISG---Tbe proprletors o.
the Picsyune nave been sued BY the owner Of slave
for publishing and commenting upon. MS bruta. conduct
IN having lad hsn logged amos, TO death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25

Having bser tuft recently thar 'ne Gentlemen q IL
press wborn II -i1i.ar c-rcr.ls iAncr 90. Y. -
Dictionary o<errd az year u retafn ior r r. "a
rol of genera waning aEn-i AlA''- rir-eI-e'', -
not A. -,r-iv-d H. -. sholsH copy w-s F--cilsy
sent by cypress 10 each one -nrec % y. AWE A. 80
10 send ~ort ny address ate - ~ oi ~. s..s
th- name OF he rapr l, which conunceon - A. pub
Ash-d with directions bow Al BY what Express 10 'enc
lie missing worn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25

~ Two performances Today o. Pea.es Na-s1fn' ~,
ind Z O'clock, BY Mr. Winchsil and Ofrer-. The Inc ~
liue Teller vii b. rrady for consultation az all boo"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25
BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREslDEST-Offieisl.
GEoHGE II WALKER. register Of The and or,e' ~
Nlrsukre Wisconsin rice Psrscletc Fosr "no-c COM
mission VIII expire On the Ia, Of July l-i5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25

- The Boston Adv. has found London Times
Of June our latest WAS June 3D. IN which er;er
from Mexico Is Published zvins an account OF Captain
Elio,s movements Nothing Of much Importance, how
ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25
For ne Tnb.n,
Judicial Reform..The Court. .>o.I

WHAT = 70 ~ DONE Win rHE CoURrs >
WHAT KIND OF JUDICIARY RyFoRv AKr VIZ
70 gxPgcr FROM TIM CONVENTION
Are questions often s-kcd, and arc Of rs cn,v,
importance Is any other that viii engage the s,,su
ton OF the Convention or the People
We have now THE COURT FoR TIE Cosss,
rIoN or ERRORS familiarity. and with some NJ,
p-ie,y called " The Court Of Errors" oonposes q,
% Senators the Lieutenant Governor. Tie CHAM
lor and three Judge, OF the Supreme Coar;-ip -
81 judges.
Tnr C0URr os CEAscERr, composed %, one
Chancellor Vice Chancelors. sns SIX Ci-cpu
Judses invested with Chancery powers
\ SUPREME CovRr composed OF three judge.
eish: C.rca. Judges who hold courts Of Ms, priu.
and OF Oyer and Temincr.
A CoVRr % COMMON PLrAs tor each Coau,y
with Ave Judges
Our Judicial force :, therefore.
senators and Lieutenant, Governor. ............. ?
chancellor snd Wee Chsncclors ...........
Judge. ct the supreme Coug, ....-...... ......
Circuit Judges ...-..-.... .........
Judges Of the Com P.,as Courts IN 81 Comes *
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25

~ The Cd and only established Office is ~ ,, ~
sale II the Original GENUINE PrLMONlt sfh.., .
'i CORTLAND street., door below Ore~rSiet- q ~.
Please see Mr. Beekmar'. sdvrrtis-ul-n nfsi pas
ms paper bszed Caution 10 ih- Public" IeS' WV
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06

ANNEXATION OF TEXAS. This subject has
been at last brought under discussion in the
House of Representatives; but in such a yarie-
fy of forms, as to render it impossible to say
what shape it will finally assume. There are,
ere believe, five projects before the House, each
ofwhich, we presume, viii undergo discussion;
unless, indeed, the wire-workers of the House
have so arranged matters as to cut off debate,
and TO carry particular bill.
IN speech on this subject, delivered on Fri
day last, by Nr. c, J. Ingersoll he assured the
House, from irdisputable authority as he stated,
lhat neither Great Britain nor Mexico would
make any hostile demonstration against the an
nexation of Texas to the Unitod States. In
regard to Mexico, she is not at present in a sit
nation TO offer opposition, Whatever may be her
inclination. Her internal discord affords her
sufficient occupation, without taking on her
hands war with this country. And perhaps
her distracted condition and consequent weak
ness, furnish the strongest reasons with the an
uexation,sts in Congress for endeayoring to
,recipitate the measure. We have no doubt
that some bill for immediate annexation will
pass the House of Representatives, but we be-
love that it will be arrested in the Senate. 1t
IS not an act that can be done in few lines
The various details connected with the subject
should receive great deliberaton before step
e taken which cannot be retraced; and above
all, the greatest care should be taken not to vi
olate the provisions of the constitution. 1t is
clear, that if we can annex the independent
nation Of Texas, by simple resolution of the two
Houses Of Congress, we can, by the same pro-
eess, declare any other sovereign power por-
lion of our union. And where will our amb-
hon stop? With the acquisition OF Texas?-
No--nor with Mexico added. We are toe
young u nation for snch gigantic grasping--for
commencing career OF conquest or aggran-
di2ement, which must inevitably lead to dis
solution of the union 1t is the apprehension
OF this result that makes us oppose the annexa-
zion of Texas. We see that 1t is difficult to
hold the union together even under existing
circumstances and what may we not antc-
PAIe itoih SreaIeI eAlehSoA OF teTritofy.-
Were We enemies to our republican system of
government and DESTROYS Of its overthrow, we
should advise the precise measures which are
now so strcnuously recommended for adoption.
We should say, take Texas, and Mexico, and
stretch out your arms and grasp OH all sides;
and then fall into confusion, civil war and des-
potisn. And such may, in time, be our con-
duct; but we are commencing our career
hundred years before il should be thought Of
That we may have the prudence to avoid the
catastrophe, we most tervently desire.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06

Coon ADVICE. The Boston Courier con-
tains the following excellent advice to parties
Whether 1t will be adopted by the democratic
or wing parties, we know not; but we believe
chat the wishes of the editor in relation to the
American Republican party, will be fully graft
fed 1t will become the party Of the country,
for its principles are widely extending in every
direction, and upon these principles the gov
ernrnen, must be finally administered.
eeTo our follow citizens the Democrats,
lhen, we wish modest and moderate enjoy
ment of the victory they have lately gained,
and sober and temperate use of the loaves
and fishes which are soon to be divided among
them-renembering that sobriety is an estima-
bio virtue, and gluttony most abomnabe
vice, abhorrcd by God and man. We wish
That all may have all the offices they deserve,
and always be ready to leave them without
whimpering, when the public good requires that
they should give place to another hungry
swarm"
''To the Wings we wish calnness and resg-
nation--a firm adherence to principle, and a
willingness TO take Fortunes bullets and re-
wards with equal thanks" We wish they
might be little more docile and profit by
some of the emphatic lessons which Expert
ence has often taught and is daily teaching
them 1t may be "pirtuous to be obstinate,"
but obstinacy does not always secure success;
and the wiscst of men have recorded The prov
erb-"l1e, that being often reproved, harden
eth his neck, shall suddenly be destroyed, and
that without remedy" May the Wings be
wise in time, and escape the doom of the in
corrigiblc sinner"
ITO the Native Americans we wish increase
of nunbers May their principles pervade eve
ry honest heart, run and be gorifed, IN every
nook aud corner of our country, from the Al
laniic to the Rocky Mountains, from Florida
TO Maine. May it be like the stone cut of the
mountain without hands, and break in pieces
all the images, and grind to powder the repre-
@ntGtioes OF every other principle, and display
every where the banner of the Native Amerl-
can-the token Of Law, Order, and Indepen-
dence.n
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06

Burrows THEATRE-froat street. We are
pleased to know that the Front street Theatre,
under its present management, has assumed a
position in public opinion that renders it worthy
the patronage of all playgoers, and that it is
nightly visited by the most fastdous, fashion,
able, and intelligent Burton, as a manas er, is
energetic, ndeiatigable, and skillfal; the enter
iainments are chiefly the productions of his own
genius; and, as an actor of acknowledged
merit, he gives additional attraction by sustain
ing parts in many of the pieces. The company
Is excellent, and, with the addition of the names
announced to appear, will constitute the very
best company that has appeared in Baltimore
for years. The entertainments are of a new and
novel character, and cannot fail to please. The
performance on Saturday evening, being for the
benefit of MIR. Chapman, was we'll attended, and
passed off very well. There is a rich bill post
ed for tonight, both in pieces and characters,
aad III ,se no desire 10 get seats had letter Sc
cure them early.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06

The TRIAL OF BIsHoP OspERDoEE Tins
Conviction and Suspension. stated on Sa-
turday that Bishop Onderdonk had been de-
clared guilty by the Episcopal court in session
in the city of New York. The vote Of the
Bishops stood ID for, to against the verdict
as follows:
Ayes-Chase, of Illinois, Browncll of Con-
nectcut; Hopkins, of Vt; Smith, of Ky Nc
Ilvaine, of Ohio; Polk, of La; Lee, of Della
wares Johns, of Va. (assistant;) Eastburn, of
Mass; Ilcnshaw, of Rhode Island; Freeman,
shops-Meade, OF Va; Otcy, of Tenn; Elliott,
of GAIA.
Nocs--lves, of N. c.; Kemper, of Indiana;
Gadsden, of s. c.; De Lancey, Of Western
New York; Whittngham, of I'D; Doane, Of
New Jersey-6.
The above verdict was rendered on Thurs
day afternoon. The court re-assembled on
Friday to pass sentence agreeaby to the provi-
sions of tho canon. The vote was first taken
by ballot on the higher penalty of deposition,
and lost by majority of one. The vote was
next taken on suspension, which was carried
by to 8. The final vote was on indefinite
suspension from all the offices of the Christian
ministry. The vote stood, 9 for suspension and
s for deposition.
The New York correspondent Of the Phila-
delpha North American says: Notwithstand-
ing the high character of the tribunal, the peo-
pie of the Diocese are far from satisfied and
the public mind will remain undecided until
the publication of the evidence, which must
now he brought out. The Bishop complains
that he has been hardly treated, and will relin-
quish not an inch of ground until driven from
it. The charges against the Bishop are n too
great freedom with ladies' of his parish, tho
most recent case Of which is two and a half
years since, ranging from that to seven years;
all of the cases being while the husbands or
parents of the ladies were present. The three
Bishops who presented Bishop o. voted toge-
Their, and there is nothingto warrant doubt
of tho guilt of the Bishop, and his degradation
cannot be viewed in any other light than the
proper punishment Of his crimes, which are
rendered the more odious from the high rank
Of the offender.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06

MEXICAN INDEMNITY. We noticed on Sd
turday last, the course recommended by the
Madsonian, in relation to the Mexican ludem-
nifty. 1t was TO blockade Vera Cruz and othe
ports of Mexico, which would BIO certain Il
secure the prompt payment of the indemnity
We animated that there was some mystery
connected with some of the instruments alleged
TO be due, the Mexican Secretary OF STATE
having stated that they had been paId---ano
wo now give the following Official notification
of the fact from the Department OF state, pup
lshed in tho National Intelligencer (and we
presume in the Madsonian also,) of NoVem-
Der last
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Nov. 4, 1914.
Official. Information has been received al
this Department that the instalnents due on
the 30th of April and S0th of July last, under
the Convention between the United States and
the Mexican Republic of the 30lh OF January,
lS43, were paid by that Government on the
9th Of August last.
If the money has been paid, what has be-
come it? If it has not been paid, how came
the above to be published Did the American
agent settle and receipt for these nsta!monts
without having obtained the money! We
should like TO see this matter satisfactorily
cleared up before squadron be sent to block
ade any Mexican port.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06
A BIOS LOvEJOY, No. 1as BALTIMORE

A BIOS LOVEJOY, No. 123 BALTIMORE
IA STREET, between South and Calvert, VAS a
large assortment Of Fall and Winter GOODS, selling
OH ut reduced prices among which may he found the
most extensive assortment Of UNDER SHIRTS and
DhaWEkS OF alt kinds and sizes; large stock of
HOSIERY, Woolen Yarns, Knitting COttons; En-
brodering Worsteds; Cotton Linen and Silk Canvass:
FLOSS Silks Working ChInecs; w0rsted Bindings and
IaSsels Silk Coat Cord and Bindings; Tity's Thread;
Tasons spool Coilon black and colored Gallons;
lapes; Robbins; Braids; Pins; Needles; Hooks and
Eyes; Oil SILK; Wnaebones; black and White Wad-
ding, Comforts, SC. &c. ja6
GtHEAp BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
~ NO Isl PRATT STREET. adjoining the Rail Road
Dcpot-New and Va liable SCHAOL BOOKS A
Practical Manual Of Eloculion, embracing voice and
gesture, designed, for Schools Ac denies, and Col
eees, as well as for private learners by Merritt Cald
well, A. Nj, of DItkensni College
Pictorial Iefner, with relative and associated words
new and original work, by Elizabeth Dram
Introduction TO the Pictorial Reader by r. bentley.
Buili0n's Latn Grammar.
BnllOn's Greek Grammar.
Buttons English ,ira,nmar.
Comsock's El0cuti0n, new edition
Pictorial History of France,
do do OF England.
do do of U. States, by 8 G. Goodrich
Together with a large and valuable assortment of
Town and Country School Books, Til, illogical Works
Scientific Works. &C. Also every Dissertation of Pa.
per; Wrapping, Cap, Letter &c. For sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
J'o l5l fratt-st., adjoining Railroad depot.
TxH EK0uAnTs' MUTUAL INSURANCE.
4VA COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
WM. NELSON. President.
Benz. r. WINTHROP, Vice do
j. T. TAPPAN, Secretary.
me i'stees have declared dividend of thirtu sir
ana a hry per cent on the earned premiums for tho
year, ending 3rd of Deer last.
For Insurance o. Marise and Inland risks at the
lowest New York rates, apply to
JOHN 8. LAFITTE,
Donnell's Building, corner of Gay
J'6-eOft and Lombard sts., 40 stairs.
PAPER HANGlNGS, AT COST!
saASA PIECES Of assorted patterns of PA
"SYVD PER HANGiNGS, for sale by
LOUIS MULLER,
No 2&6 Baltimore street,
Ja6 I'M | door from Charles.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06

DIR. LAfRD'S LECTURES ON EUROPE
This Of Lectures the different countries of
Europe, treating OF their Geography, History, Inst
tons, Manners and Customs, Governments, Litera-
tnre distinguish indi, iduals, sc. &c. will com
mence on THIS (Monday) EVENING, 9th inst, at
the Masonic Hall, st. Paussireet 9C1-Tickcts may
be had at the Book store of Me.srs Armstrong x Der
rr. l66 Baltimore street, and at the daor ct the Hail.
Price 81 for ticket for one person; SO for family of
five prisons, and - cents for single admission The
course will embrace Cight Lectures. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06

n5" WASHINGTON HOSE COMPANY. The
members of the Washington Hose Company are most
respectfully requested to attend an annual meeting for
the election of officers for the ensuing year, at the
Hall of the Engine House, THIS (MOnday) EVEN
ING 9th inst at 81 O'Clock 1t is particularly desired
that the members be punctial in attendance BY Of
der, WILLIAM e. SlMMS, See y pro tenn.
NJ B. The members of the Company holding sock
in the Insurance Company are hereby notified that
election for two Directors will be held the same
day and place, between the hours # IL and O'Clock.
By order, WILLIAM q. SIMMS,
Ia Spc,v nro tenn.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06

FlREMEN's BALL 1t will be seen by refer
ence to an advertisement in another part of
this paper, that the members Of the Watchman
Fire company, propose giving grand ball, in
the Hall oftheir Engine house, this evening
They have made every necessary arrangement
to render all those pleasant who may favor
them with their presence.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06
CLOAKINGs, CAsHMEREs. &c.

a NEW SUPPLY Of Striped and rich Plaid
N CLoAKINGS; Mousne and Cashmere DE-
AINEs, new style; Cloths, Cassimeres, Satnets and
Weeds; Eliot Cloth, Kersey and Lnsey; Blankets,
lI,le,kihgs and Flannels Silks, Alpaeas Gnghams,
oaicoes aud Checks; col0red Cambres, Sbawis era,
Vais ana Gloves; Linen Cambria, Cotton and Silk
a,,d oeaened and nnb'eached Muslins beached
ana brown Sheetrgssand Bagging. With general
assortment of Domestic and Imported GOODS all to
De had low for CASH, at No. " Baltimore street Cd
door below Trpoleu's alley.
Black Lastns-.a few pieces yet on hand
LUTHER J. COX, Agent, Baltimore. 81
ia6-4t I'd door below 'rrinoIet,,s aiI.v
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06

n3-A CARD. The undersigned again repeats his
thanks for the various favors stoweu on his exrr-
tons in the vocation of auctioneer; tue time may
hut still the same zeal, the same industry and the
interest shall he used TO his patrons, as
heretofore; acting entirely distinct and IN his re
s, aud with the true mctAud, he conccives.
of doing the business, ny having free sales he once
soliciis share Of the business, pedgg himself
for pr mpmess. diligence, &C.. and to Obtain the hest
of prices. (jal-eo3rl H. w. BOOL, Auctr.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06

FAILURES OF THE MAIL. The Eastern and
Southern mails both failed on Saturday even
ing, the former from beyond Philadelphia, and
the latter from beyond Richmond The letter
of our Annapolis correspondent, due tine same
evening, has, from some unaccountable cause,
failed to make its appearance yet.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06

POPULAR LEcruREs.-The next lecture of
the course, in the English Lutheran Church,
Lexington street, will be delivered this even
ing, by the Rev. Thomas Sewall. He has Sc
lected for his subject, "a journey from Cairo
to Hebron" and the public may expect treat
from the intellectual stole-houss of the lectur-
err, he having visited the region Of which he is
to speak.