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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence q The Tribune.
Pun ApxrrprA. July 2T-p

Correspondence u The rribune.
PHirApxlrHiA. July 27-pN
4 ho-rii murder was committed on Friday ngh,
b, me of the mos, wretchcd and Infamous sinks of
rverry and crime which exist in the City County 4
bhJafephia John Wesley HslbeFt the sou q respcc,.
an. u.,snrs and who few years since in.ei.
on, Ind worthy member Of society was murdered bys
S,or,hsss. character named Jacoo shaw. sasw sas
committed - answer.
THE nacket shin Susquehanna arrived this morn.
i, .yora iverpool with large number o. eniisrsn,s
Tbe sicamboa; Ohio took down to Cape May on
NJ, IN There are now . 100 persons Al Cape Island.
Ala. Brazer yesterday held To bail, In $1,000
clerk of large mercantile house IN Narkest ehsrsed
with making isse entries ard erioe11Nhs Nse sums 81
money
Little done in Stocks on Saturday. Texas Ines-
Jury Notes ar down - and Pennsylvania tives are
. 70 49, Wilmington Railroad shares fell Oh and sod
e. 49,.
We had delightful rain last evening. which con.
urued the greater part o the night much 20 me oy n
the fsrr,srs The weather a. day. however s quite
warm. The heat OF the sun being Ar times intense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

FROM H.yAxA.-The schr. F. A Brown West
brook. arrived at this port Tuesday last In days
from Havana.
BY hsarrival we received files Of papers TO the
7rh inst inclusive and Price Current of the l2Ib
We find nothing later in these papers from Mexi
60 or Texas.
The Diari0 de In Marina Of the 10th inst. states
that dates from Buenos Ayres 10 the nth AprIl
received al Havana the 18th inst IL il stated
that official accounts from General trquiza announce
the defeat OF Rivera, the latter having sshercd a
'0ss OF one thousand men and 800 prisoners. This
loss i considered very great when II IL considered
nat both armies consisted Of only seven thousand
tive hundred men In consequence OF this victory
rreat rejoicing took place at BoeDos Ayres. part OF
the population headed by the chief of the police
and accompanied by music, went to congratulate
President Rosas at his country seat.
The following i an extract OF a letter and Prices
Current received by the above arrival:
HAVANA July 1.-THE Rice per +. A. Brown cod
e ], and go bays from Msrsnham At ~ rs Inc
demand for sugar Is more active In Consequence Of zoe
favorable received from Europe per steamer Of 1n
4lt Nossses 3, r.. Exchange London ia 10 on
New OK and Boston 4 Il prem"
charleston Courier, oath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

~ BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE for July opens
with biography OF Marlborough has smother paper on
Pushkn the Russian Poet another from the Opium
Eater and conclusion Of the oriuoue on Dryden The
lighter articles are Northern Lights Swedish authors
House Hunting in Wales : and The Daughters Trisl.
The Torqusto Tssso Of Goethe is briefly analysed Black
wood su the substantial OF the British Monihes
a.. SCOT \ Co, ll2 Fulton street,
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NEW MENco.-The Independence Exposition has
a letter irom Taos New Mexico. OF May 10Th. The
writer says.
since last wrote you. Martinez the late Governor
sent BY santa Ana 70 plumber New Mexico has been
moved from Office by the Central Administration
sad has departed with hundred thousand dollars III
his pockets the proceeds Of single year OF exoI'ion
lose Chsrvcs citizen at New Mexico acever and plau
he man i his successor Chsrves s himself friend Of
annexation 10 the United States and such now the gen
era feeling amongst the wealthy and Influential citizens
has heretofore been the case with the general Popn
ton.
The writer says that the cattle trade has been entirely
DESTROYED By the Indians. that few ln'eisen' Amen
cans would soon rouse the inhabitants and that me god
digging his season in the neghborhood Of Santa re has
welded l2OOO Of grains Jumps OF pure metal hav
ing equslcd 500 in value
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

TRANSFORMATIONS OF TRooPs.-The ships Queen
Victoria md Suvish and the steamship Alabama hsse
been chartered TO convey the T. :. troops now IN tns
city Corpus Crsu We learn that they To ssil 90
Monday n. o. Pic lsin
yy, Two hundred and thirty horses and mules
passed through Nnden La few days ago on their ~r
TO Fort Jesup. tor the II the L. :. troops. Fofy
new wagons are said 10 be some point On the Red
River for me same destination, I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

AwrULIY THRILLING SITUATION MARROW
ESCAPE or ABOUT 100 PFRsoNs-We do not remeni'
her to have heard for long time the particulars ofs
more exciting and thrilling escape from death by one
hundred persons than occurred on Monday night ss-
We have mentioned the storm Of rain lightning
and thunder which occurred that night The stcsmer
Louis McLane of the passenger packets running 20
brownsville had left the city that evening on her nay
up, with eighty passengers. besides the crew snd
others and had got within "A short distance Of Williams
port when a hurricane struck her broadsdc IN the mid
he Oi the river. Catching the boat with tremendous
force IL instantly kcelrd her over but provideDusy IT
that place the water shallow and instead O cspsiz
arboard guard which struck the botsm and prevented
her from careenlng over entirely let any imagine
the horror of the the lightning flashing on
every side the rain pouring down, and The boat laying
her side part Of her forward cabin nearly destroyed,
one chimney overheard the other the roof the crowd
side Of the cabin In mas the smashing ofevery
decanter lumber plate cup Sc IN the bar and pantry,
the crash Of the In the cabin and cook h0use
against the sides the whizzing OF the steam and reyou
ton OF the engines the shr shrieks and cries " the
women and children. the hOarse calls Of the men. the
shouts and orders OF the officers all rising together ~
in contest with the Wild tempest IL rushed by. tbs
lightning glared aud the rain il feD and may
form conception u the swfllness Of the occur
renee. IN il frightiul 20 think Of H.
The boat righted and the officers enabled
10 get her 10 Brownsville The captain b. Bennett was
the Pilot House At the time, and acted with heroic
yrOmptness. One Of the engineers are informed, neh
from his post but the other stood firm and by great a.
erton stopped the engine be a. and then managed
- get 10 The other and stop Il also.
None Of the passengers were very much injured though
many Of them somewhat bruised The Mel sne IL so
much injured thought several weeks will be required
o. repair her lPittsburgh Gazette, 2ith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

~ Rev J. q. FEE proposes Convention IN
kentucky take bring about by pesceaoe
and constitutional means the emancipation OF that State
from Slavery and Cassus NJ. Clay suggests that it be
held the ih of July, 1916 In the time, Gays
Mr. Clay 1--WE advise disqualification of paper in Louis
vlc to be owned and conducted exclusively by non.
slayeholdng and lsborng men,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

~ Gov. Seward leaves town this morning Tor
home lie was called upon yesterday by many OF our
citizens anxious pay their respects 10 distinguished
i'ow-citzen and statesman Gov. : spent last esesins
With few friends NJ the hospiiabe residence of Hon
A. ;. Porter in Spring Wells Detroit Adv.
gr Hezekiah Willard Collector OF the Port OF
Providence and the notorious Daniel Psrrnenier have
commenced suits against the officers of the law for false
imprisonment during the Dorr excitement in Rhode
Island Zach lays his damages at $4,000
~ Prof Bronson the Elocu,ionisr. was knocked
down the night Of the lih inst in the Market House
la Nashville. Tenn. and robbed Of between two and
three thousand dollars.
III DR. EDWARDS Agent for the Sabbath Union.
coiurns the Observance Vi the sabbath in Rhode
bland.
- Mr.. c. EDWARDS LISTERS trunk the loss
OF which with its papers valuable 20 the has been
already mentioned, has been recovered lab. Argus.
II Prof Whiting. of the University at Ann AR.
Dor idchgan, died few days since. greatly beloved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

KExrucKY--The Annual Election in this gallant
state takes place on Monday next, when new
Congressional Delegation, House and part Of a Sen
ste are to be chosen. The divisions in the several
Districts have been settled except in the With, John
Whites 81 which is 80 strongly Wing that two Wings
run against one Loco without apprehension 1t iss
bad preceden, any way, and may work immediate
Mischief McElroy, Loco, has been ruled of in the
st District leaving the field to Boyd, who OF course
sure 10 90 in The Wings will try for all the
other Districts and will probably carry seven OF the
ten la the last Congress each party had five The
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THE TRIBUNE.
voyn.y MORNING. JULY 90. is4s.

rzp The FARMERS LIBRARY and MONTHLY jour
-, or AcricrLruRE viii be supplied 70 Agents and
p,oksellers at the usual discount, The first number
now ready See the Contents in another column
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" " THE good TRIBUNE" is the endorsement
on our copy Of the Woonsockc R H. PaiTo, OF the 25th
INST We have often felt inclination TO say good
word in behalf OF the Patriot. well conducted coun
Try Journal and far have observed, really neu
tral in politics but modcsy now eomPels US to be
sf.pt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28
TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE.-No. l. Of Griswods Letters on the In.
,elccua History Condition and Prospects OF the Coun
try Letter from s,ockbrdge The Celebration al Union
College; Information Wanted
FOURTH PAGE-Love Much Commercial and Money
Matters: Marine journal List of Letters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

r. Norice.-Fosdick, Hoffman Co. have iHs ss;
otened Al No $50 Broadway, tet~ een Pearl sne Aha
.is with carefully selected assortment OF PANTS, -
Fc'ure ami Window Glass, Ariss and Coach hAAeis ~.
ss-uisnes Brushes, &c &c emo VIII be happy - ~
ali es sr. In tnese srtlc.es on moe, favorable terms
Richard g. Fosdick viii hnsef exclusively siirnn ~ M
k.s.shss ~ UhSW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

- Hon JOHN PoPE died al his residence IN
Washington Co. Ky. on the 18th ins'. He had Tor
many years been a prominent actor IN the foIiucs
of the West had been several times in Congress,
and once enjoyed the honor of being beaten by
Henry Clay in canvass wherein being aided by The
sudden and vehement popular dissatisfaction excited
by the passage OF the famous Compensation bill, MT
pooe gave the great Ken,uckian much as he could
DO TO bea, him. Mr. Pope was man OF decided
talent intelligent. eloquent, adroit and indeatigaoiem
canvass. ever maintaining strong personal popu-
larity by his open handed kindness to the poor ano
needy. but he was kept down by an instability OF
prnciple and an incapacity Of adherence to any Po-
litical association Originally we believe by con
yiction a Federast Of the school OF Hamilton ne
has belonged to nearly every party that has divided
Kentucky. contributed efficiently 10 the election o.
Gen. jackson, and was by him made Territorial
Governor of Arkansas; was an ardent W hlg IN inc
contest of 1910 and in Al was elected to the 2'th
Congress. where he gave an ardent support to the
Wing measures of the day Toward the close OF
his term. he was detected in an intrigue to elect
Col Johnson TO the L. s Senate and bring him out
NJ n candidate for President--not that he had
changed any OF his opinions, out ne had oceh SUM
lime on one side and longed for a change beside
he had an old personal grudgs against Mr. Clay
This affair caused him to be dropped by the w hgs
but he avenged himself by running stump and draw
ing off Wing votes enough to elect Stone, the Loco
candidate Since then, he has lived in retirement
We believe he about sixty years OF age when
he died He had lost an arm years ago--in what
way, we have forgotten.
This meagre sketch is made up from our news
paper readings and may not be entirely accurate
shall slodly correct any errors We hope al
authentic biography of Gov Pope will be given 10
the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

~ TaE DfssoLyISc yrws, the Chromorope. signof
Bnl Great Western in his farce and Locomove TIE Nv
sax f.urs. OF Queen Victoria. Daniel OConnel and sn
Rori peel. and The other Of the pafr VIII draw
treat lo4s.. to-day and fiar evening a. the American ~.
scum. The Fortune Te er WI. a.so astcnsn nnafe's
witch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

sxs- The Morning SENTISEL will be the title of
daily paper that is 10 make It's appearance At
Jersey City Reynolds and Pratt 10 be the publish
ef and they pledge themselves 10 keep the paper free
from partzan influences. We hope the enterprise may
succeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28
"Polk Furnace"

The Hon c. Myers. of Clarion County. IL building n
furnace which be calls Polk furnace IN honor OF our
patriotic President Judge Myers Of the most en-
terprislng masters Pennsylvania and has full con
Adence In the permanence of the Tsrf under the pre-
sent National Administration notwithstanding the croak
ing Of the Wings Harrisburg Union. (Loco)
The Hon. c. Myers if we mistake not, was on
the Polk Electoral Ticket in Penns, lvania and, be
ing heavy iron master was one Of the stoolpigeons
employed to swindc the Iron region Of that State
into the support of Polk by assuring the people tina,
he was better friend Of Protective Tariff than
Henry Clay Having engaged in the chea, for the
sake Of his party, he is persevering in ii for his
own sake. and hopes to influence the Adminisira
ton in favor of the Tariff by show of confidence in
its intention to justify his representations to the
People. But this is ridiculous. He knew he was
cheating last year and il he wants pay for the degra
dation he must ask for Consulshp ia, Contract, or
something in tina, line, la Buchanan and Dallas
South Carolina Loco Focoism must rule the policy
Of the Administration. while its Pennsylvania coun-
terpart gets good cut at the Spells an arrange
ment exactly suited to the taste of either.
BY the way, we should like to know from the
Harrisburg Union whether Judge Myers" or the
Union expects the permanence Of the Tariff TO
be secured mainly by the votes Of their own party
or BY those Of the Wings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

" DR.. Town-end's Compound Exfracs
~arsa pa riila.-Ihis Estrsc, Is put IN gAa'f eo1
ffa>s ehaFer than any sold. IL u wsrsnirn ~
superior article 10 any IN the mafset We have nnmef'
csrtfraes Of Physicians. Ciergynen, aoJ ssis Oucs'
b. 0ihce which conclussely prove The superior slnees
Exuact One bottle only Is sufficient 20 test iis he
Gail ard get circular. For sale Q, lSa Fulton su' e,
Bud.rgJ ~ iDimosD~
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TFErH--Those who design 10 have Teeth inserted q
p.yots particularly requested 10 see Dr. WILL ~.
~ Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

IT, THE UsIoS Published at Saco Me. is one
81 the best specimens of good country newspaper that
comes our Office 1t is conducted with industry and
ability, very tastsfully printed and Wig Of course.
loog LIE 10 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREspENT-ofneIsl

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PkE-IDENI-OffIcIAI
AMOS : RsTHBrS as deputy postmaster a, Auburn,
New York IN the place Of w. c. Beardsey removed
WILLIAM W. TEALL, as deputy postmaster al syra-
cuse. New YORK in the place Of H. Rsynor, removed
RoBEKr COCHRAN. as deputy postmaster al Ire rem
sysvania. in the place Of Andrew Scott removed
CrRrs BARTON as marsha. Of the United states FOR
the district Of wHamrshre in the place of srae. w
Kelley whose commission has expired
Hr>RY REEvrR Of GEORGETOWN. and RosEzr H.
CLEMENTS Of Washington be justices Of the peace
in the county ofWashnston. in the Dise, Of Columbia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

Members Of the last Congress Total. 255 5l's'7
Tom Marshall is strsnng every nerve to carry
he Lexington District, which he canvasses as a
Bank and Tariff man, but terrible enemy OF Aooi
tion with mos, Democratic horror OF any approach
TO equality between Blacks and Whites we shouio
not wonder if the excitement and agitation aniont
shareholders created by Cassius NJ Gay : Pape'
should give Tom some votes. The deica' " '"'
Davis. were such result possible, would DC sac
event for the country but the election OF Marsoall
would be worse calamity to Polk than the loss Of
half dozen Districts He is formidable man-'o
his friends.
French and Tibbstts are strong men and able cleo
,ioneerers-grest 7'ar,G men withal We consider
them hard to beat though Col represented
a. a match for Tbbatts the stump. Stone VIII
make good fight in his District, though we hope
an unsuccessful one.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20
REFUSAL or TIE SENATE OF VIRGINIA
TO ELECT A sENA1OR OE1nE L. STAIES

The Democratic II aiurity III The senate Of VIRGINIA
the l3h refused Ia 90 into the election Of Senator
this day. and posiponed the ord,f Ind, fnlely.
This step. vloent, dlsorganzlng ard unconstitutional
as II is unworthy ., The nIula,uoi upina and wor.
Thy only Of The political morality which csleems ihc
end only Of importance. aud all means night which will
secure tot the perpetrators ii the Plaquemines aud
Georgia frauds 81 The New York Aims House frauds,
and If the Pcnns, lyania Pokrry which published Mr.
Chy's ceches for the Tariff aud Inscribed them Ia Mr.
Pok-ths STEP oi lowest. most unserupuous and un-
bushinp Denagopsm has surprised no one here Of any
pany. II has Teen known from the beginning that II
would be ad"pl,dhy the Senate, nn,ss pcrchance The
mapnaninuus nnpr,iy o that body could catch " hlps
enough sick ~ absent, To steal victory
This then must he the prominent issue for the Spring
Campaign II upon this ISSUE thus rendered thea,
by The misconduct OF their opponenls the " hps can
mol drive their adyersarirs u The field they deserve
10 be driven Out themselves.
One thing however is amply proved by this Law less
movement 49, II IL thai the Wings spoke truly whrn they
charsed that lie Senate emily consented To % into The
election the 2 January. because Mossrs Helms and
Robins sbscoi. and Col. Campbell DYING o nobel
glorious pariy How worthy 10 sand whore stood be
ipre hen the illusirious of other days who would
have persisted sooner than belray the Constitution and
their own obligations, Tor paltIy, neeinn party adyan
iag, Upon su, h tlmts have Nc allen-and into such
hands have passed the dcslinos Of this once world hon
ored Commonwealth. now the sport OF the rudesl and
most contemplate and ooncecd Demagonues who ever
ruled Sla,,' Men whoce violent pallznnshp is unne-
liesed by any lalenand who. tnmpllny the Consliin
lion under foot, do not afford the czcr even the puor
consolation o finding his chains ghlen,d by reslec for
the genius who imposed lheml
Here we say weJolN lSSt f. and 90 before Ike neo
p'eand II this outrage will be sustained hy them
he considerable man must feel assured that il is hone
ss IN contend with the dwelling aud destructive spirit
which now sways The country Richmond Uhig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

We learn. with great pleasure. that this work goes
brasry on. Win thai Dal which has animated wo>
IN dung god, the daughters o Virginia press
ing forward 10 repair the OF her Tie chord
o sympathy has been struck, aud ybfates hfuug bout
the land As the ratriot would honor, embraced all
paris Of the Union IN his Affections, every portion Of
that Mon seeks In unite In paying Tie nb4te 81 efal
iude and love Wheh aune belongs 10 'nubo d,.ds and
daring high"
We ngr. To thai aciit has been taken ON fls
subject IN many III thu large Iocooc0 e.unlics-an the
illlberaliiy m their Representatives has withheld the
names III Wing ladies these paints. This should nut
be. II would he eons'atory. amid The darkness II lse
fepions To witness light however small We should
r.lolce that. 20 her character, oman has
every where learned love the Benelacior o his Goun
Try and attracted by all that is bright aud noble in hu
man nature, viii moi like Their bas,d supefors suffer
It's pofiy 10 be din,mtd by III, breath Of the Dema
gogue.
We appeal 10 The woman Of such connos Ia come
forward and unite With their sisters IN This cong.na
deriakng. Their iIoris viii be inore hs hly appfecia
ted from The sukng contrast 10 all around them and
Their good works
Like bright metal On sulen ground
Shall show mofe goodly and attract moro eyes,
Than Those which la,c no iol 10 set them nli ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20
EE.;y.YLE EDVC.1TO.v.

Nv l. take pleasure IN announcing that Miss Ann T.
w Christian has consented Ia take charge of Fe,
male Schpo in neghbnrhnod and in addition Ia our
daughters. same 10 young ladies' would be taken IN
the Schuol. Miss Christians quaicaiion To mpar in
aud ahupdantly tested 10 adon,ng county during the
last five SIX sesslonsglylng entire satisfaction pat
rons and pupils.
Allihe Enplish branches. constituting a sound thor
ough female education, together with the French Ian.
pnage and Muse the Piano. will be taught; and IN
addition 10 the intellectual Improvement. the health
manners and morals Of the young ladies' will receive
particular attention.
The location of this Seminary is miles northwest Of
Iynchhurg. and | mile south Of the Blue Ridge Turn
pike surrounded by all the elements that constitute
health. comfort aud good society
The exercises OF The School will commence on Mon
day. the Sd Of March, and close with the month of De-
cenher, making n session of 10 months.
Board had quite convenient, IN geuteel lamilie,
prices 10 correspond with the times.
TEREMS
For English marches, AZ per mo- or 400 nor 600
For French Language, or 10 :"
For Music ON tho Piano. 3 or 30
No extra charge for the use of the Piano ar any 9TH
81 contingencies, IN This Schoo
JAMES METCALFE.
BENJAMIN WIGGINTON.
ARCHIBALD BOILING,
HIRAM CHEATWOOD.
}. o. LEFrNiCu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

ard preceded towards Jalsra B.ire arriving at thai
city hr tsfitd with his eseUu, and ATTEMPTED to make
his escape The mountains oot and in the disguise
Of n fnar.
On tie l5h Of January he was discovered in bar.
nnra (rasiue) near lule Indian village called icn
leagues frum .Ialapa ty couple Of Indians who
were bunting. The dogs belonging Ia The Indians be-
resi,s and furious. the Indians followed the drec
iion ofhakng and found Tie Dictator who offered them
his watch and such money he had about him il they
would guide him la his hacienda. This they refused
To do but gave the alarm aud he taken prisoner.
Whtn he captured he had taken off his cork leg
account oil the Inflammation produced by walking upon
il, aud VAS carried by his servants.
On the 9blh Of January he was put in the prison at
Prroie, where he now is
Col. Boatdman met Parades on The rad beiween
No Aco and Puebla. marching al the head of the Cuy-
ernm'ni fefcfs, To give Santa Ana balle but the
tun's Of the Desp became desperate thai he deserted
tie army aud captured before paiadts came up To
him.
Owing 10 the a,enoss II the night we have not been
able ~ read files which are from the city Of Mrx-
To lhe .Ofh Of January.
Oar private correspondence gives lie particulars Of
his muyem,n MS since tic lasl dates.