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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

PRoDUCE-Since We last addressed our readers tue
done the Produce market mas not UNDERGONE
aav p-rcepuble Improvement The transactions effect
ed privately have been few AMI unimportant, while
those articles which have been offered 20 public compe
tit!ou were only sold IN part
Notwithstanding, previous rates have been sustained
merchants having shown more frTnnes7 and supplied
the market less freely. The uncertainty which pre-
vailed respecting me tate OF the sugar Duties Bill
having been mostly sba,ei. and almost all parties eS
ceotn- the ultimate Lord John Russell plan,
colonial and refined sugar have therefore declined IN
value
In the yaue Q: goods suited Tor expor,atCn re uct
uacon has occurred but with the exception OF EAzi Ia
da Rice the dealings haze been limited all articles,
and which IS not 10 De wondered al considering the
cheapne5s all goods. large speculative demand ex
ists Rice and Rum the former account OF the IN
favorable accounts relative the Potato crop and the
latter De- ascrbed TO the proposed reduction IN the
DUR.
The speculative demand tor sugar the produce OF
SLAVE labor been renewed but not TO any extent Is
holders are asking higher and above those current
for sugars the produce colonies and dcpsnden-
c. There has been rcle desire evinced 70 operate N
goods Tor manufacturing purposes and the general tend
-ncv OF pr.ces i. downward
farther faIl the value OF Gram mas tahen place
and harvest operations are proceeding rapidly tue qua
nv OF the Wheat aHc the yield greater tla last
year since the Great Western sailed The arriEa oil pro-
dqce has been small Few pu5sic sales are AZ present
declared.
j. l. al present generally cherished opinion, hat
after settlement OF the sugar Uute= commerce n
all 4-iou, departments VII undergo material
change nezrc a. stocks II second hsds are 7iilaer
aan Tor rany yesrs past End me cor'Uipuoh sA'sf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

EUROPEAN CORN TRADE LONDON i ne sale Of nome
yro.su Wheat during the week endn- july 81 ha- been
slow az the sane tine prices nave been pretty vel
supported The TRANSACTIONS intorelg1 we're 70 very
limited extent purchasers bong unwilling 10 lFe the
;crIls ASKED.
The sale OF American Flour on TIE 21Lh was dull.
The best brands O: United states we're held Tor s per
barrel In consequence OF ne Potato disease aaTlng n
ceased ra-5idIv in Ireland there inquiry on
~, dat .Iirded 10 for Indian Corn ior Shipment lar
pses but the hiz.l. ashed oy holders checked
business
On me o9h ut the -aee t9r Wheat Vas soT' az the
49,, ri,-rs-t on the 29ln Little business was trans
sc-.d on the 3l-t and change ether Of advancing
or declining character could % noted Throughout ne
wee terminating July 81 Flour hung very hsavy OF
The nominal Top prce of town male h4s remained
cnenged bur coaarry MARKS a= ~eil the COMMON
90 OF uitei state and C4r@disr nave 5een Ps-et
win a. ;.ic would Eot nave oeen accepted pre-
vious!y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

TO HOTEL-kEEPERs-A Man thoroughly se'
cusutei with the business wants IN engagement a.
superintendent assistant house where The situation
would De permanent urdoubed city references rs to char
aeIrr and capacity Address superintendent al his ONCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Rise OF IRON.
Another Attempt on the Life of Loui. Philippe

LITTLE ALTERATION IN THE MONEY
MARKET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

ONE OF the graduating elias. Ut Bowdon College wishes
" for Il situation as n teacher OF German Also, has q
good knowledge OF French. Address box y Post Once
Brunswick Maine. auI Wv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
FOREIGN NEWS

We cannot but regard The late intelligence as
highly favorable in commercial and political
point of view. The passage of the Free Trade
bill through the House Of Commons by the great
majority OF SO, and its almost certain success in
the House of Lords, is most gratifying result 10
The friends of liberal commercial relations be-
tween the two great nations. This, too, may be
regarded as an important element in the preser-
walton of peace and good will hereafter and calls
loudly upon Congress to DO ITS duty and add
new impulse 10 Tree and universal commerce.
The signs pon, 10 speedy and pacific settle
ment Of The Oregon controversy-and here we
would refer 10 the sound policy of the Admins
,ra,ion in recommending the "Noiice." 1t has
opened The eyes OF Great Britain 10 the necessity
Of speedy negotiation for settlement She has
been made TO feel that we are serious in our
avowals OF a wish 10 have our territorial rights
clearly defined. Had we kept up the 'entangling
alliance" Of Join, occupation, many years would
not have elapsed before the collisions OF The sell
Tiers in Oregon would have involved the Two
countries in war As ii is we already hear that
Great Britain will al once send Instructions 10
her Minister al Washington 10 make an offer OF
settlement, and we have strong hopes that il will
compou with our honor and interests 10 accep, ii,
and cut off all danger of war. The notice has
had one good effect. It has induced Great Byi-
tain TO make an Offer which may end in a pa
cihc result. From all We have seen, We are led
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
HuGuENOT SPRINGS.

We regret that our engagements forced us 10
decline the pleasure of trip 10 this new watering
place on Tuesday last We draw upon The Times
for sketch OF The journey and Of The advantages oil
this pleasant retreat from the dust and heat OF
Richmond. We wish the worthy proprielors
prosperous career in their endeavors 10 cater for
The public taste:
"At the invitation OF the company owning
these Springs. a number Of gentlemen from this
CITY and from the vicinity Of the Springs met
there on Tuesday, and paIlook OF a very excel
len, Barbecue, after The primitive fashion. The
meats were excellent and cooked in the most ap.
proved Virginia style; but capital squirrel
stew-called by some Brunswick sleW-was
the favorite OF the table. All who ENJOYED the
repasl were of opinion that the matter OF getting
IN Barbecue was we'll understood in Powhatan
1.-THE lime afforded before and after dinner,
was employed in a survey OF the grounds, and
testing of the waters of the two Sprinss-one OF
Sulphur and the other Chalybeate. The situation
is finely disposed for improvement as well with a
view 10 comfort as beauty. Upon hill between
the two springs, the company have located their
hotel, and have gotten il 10 condition so lar ad
vanced towards completion as 10 encourage the
expectation that visilers may be entertained a
portion Of the present season. Surrounding the
building is grove OF very fine forest trees
which, when judcously lbinned outa lille. will
give the place an abundance OF shade, and pre-.
Sen, noble appearance. In all directions save
one, there are extensive forests-so that risiters
when promenades are formed, may enjoy plea.
SAINT rambles through The woods. The waters
are most decidedly mineral, and have long been
resor,ed TO By the inhabitants Of The vicinity fol
their curative properties. The springs are six,
teen or seventeen miles from Richmond, and
whence once opened, under proper auspices, as
we feel conhden, they will be, the modes OF &C.
cess will at once become convenient and regular
One advantage Of resort 10 them, will be lhei
contiguty 10 Richmond. man OF bushes:
may place his family there, and visit them
short intervals-or he may reverse The matter
and leave them few hours in the week, 10 SCI
how his affairs prosper. ltwould be to the I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
REMARKABLE DESPATCH.

A, hall past yesterday morning, we received
from Cap. Mitchell, Of the steamer Augusta 'he
Norfolk Herald Of yesicrdoy morning, though puO-
lsbed The night before. The Augusta leaves
Norfolk q, in the evening. We see that on
some occasions she has arrived al Norfolk al J
P. NJ.
We have never known greater inducements 10
travel 10 Norfolk and enjoy The fresh air oil The
river and its beautiful scenery We have now
two excellent lines-by the railroad and Augusta,
and by The old James river line-the former charg-
ing only IS cents 10 Norfolk, and the latter only
ST. Both cheap enough, in all conscicncc-and
both presenting the advantages OF comfort and
speed. We understand that the river is filled
with travellers under The new and favorable state
of things
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
EDITORIAL CHANGES

Mr. Robert II. Gallaher has sold out MS To-
terest in the Wing TO Mr.. Thomas NJ. bondu
rant. and has purchased the Richmond Repuoii'
can, recently edited by MessTs. Maxwell, Smi'h
and Crane.
Mr.. Richard H. Toler has obtained an inter.
est in The Wing, which will hereafter be con
Quoted under the firm OF "TC,er, Eliot& GO.
The Republican will be edited by MessEs' 10
Der, II. Galaher and Oliver P. Baldwin.
The Wing cause IN Virginia will have iui
Justice done TO its principles by its three organs
in this city We have moved on peacefully and
pleasantly with these Wing Editors. We doubt
moi, ,ha, our future relations will continue equal
l,y tavorahle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
THE cHARIOTTEsVILLE TRIAL
Co,,,,o,,,,oytb rs Geo. Nutter.

Commonwealth Us. Geo NuitcT.
This trial for The alleged murder of John a.
Glover. a student OF The University Of Virginia,
commenced on the 2lst of last month"; before the
Superior Court OF Albemafle county, and closed
on Tuesday last. vast amount oil evidence
was gone INTO, and the argument lasted Two
DAYS and half. We do not know Inc iac's
of this case. The defence took The ground
tina, the homicide was jusl6abe in law, and
also, that there was no evidence 10 snow 'H
the defendant committed it. The jury, aier re-
firing about i've minutes, returned verde. OIL
mot guilty." and the prisoner was discharged
The case was conducted for the Commonwealth
BY Thomas J. Niche, Esq, OF Stanton, and The
defence BY Egber R. Watson and Alexander
Rvcs, EGGS, of Charlottesville, and Wm. NJ
Oyerton Esq, of Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue OF Deed OF Trust, executed to me sis-
ID scrber by John Harvey and Martha 9; ms WE,
bearing date the 4h OF February s45 and oil RECORD 70
therein mentioned shall proceed TO sell the highest
bidder for cash, on FRIDAY, the 10Th Of July next al
Chckerstown the residence OF the said John harvey
lie Tavern Tract Of Land, containing 40 acres, with
excellent improyements thereon and one tract OF 26O
acres good portion in original growth and good tobac-
co land together with the stock OF Horses, Cattle,
Hogs md sheen, Plantation Tools, Wagon. Garry
ali Carrispe and Harness. set OF Blacksmith's Tools
Shot Guns, Household. Tavern and Kitchen Furniture,
and the said Barvey's life estate in FIVE valuable Ne
d.c.as.d ABNER +. HARVEY,
Inna ,-rwids Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

10 the belief that The offer may be acceP'aoiv =
u.s. She must know how far this country WI. g =
10 preserve she canno, be 50 G ns,c 10
her own Interests or 10 the obligations oil us''ce'
as 10 presen: an ulimatum when sne A"o"s
canno, accept with honor. Upon this c0n''oes er
cy, then, will depend the issue oil peace ., wa ~
many years. We confidently hope iof inc Oe'''
The Washington correspondent Of Inc ~ -
Journal Of Commerce says:
The new Tariff bill will pass Inc ao Ssras az
yond donol one fortnight rom ne1 XII onjuian
This is Mr. McKay's belief and u , Is .ni u Demo.
Of The most strenuous the Pennsylvanlsa p len n
cras (prOlecionsls 10 the laie g. The D,, IN
the Senate, it is in doubt Il WI yvlinS Who wbo
the votes Of two or three Southern WINGS WIZ
are wavering."
Our information is, that every Democratic Sc
na,or, but The Two from Pennsylvania VIII so'.
for the bill. If this be true, il is safe beyond
douh,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

DURSUANT 10 an order ofihe County court oi heh,
L rico made the lst of June, lsih IN me sun OF
Daye, SC, against Mayo, Sheriff, &c, the efecois Q,
John Scrncrs deceased, the creditors Of Richard
scrugc. decreased and the creditors Of Amelia seuses
deceased, who was the widow OF John scrness, De
ceased hereby notified to produce before me, az my
gust next their claims against the said John serugrs
Richard scruggs, and Amelia seruHss, deceased WIN
the evidence IN support thereof.
June S-ewsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
STOCK IN THE ROANOKE NAVlGA-
TJON COMPANY

THE following Shares Of Stock in the Roanoke Ma
vga,ion Company will be sold at pubic auction 10
the highest bidder nj the Court House at Boydton Viz
cinia, on The Sd MONDAY In July next, being Court
day. for the purpose Of paying The acquisitions que
thereon:
Twenty Shares subscribed for and held in the name
Ii,.h.s. 6v. .hares In the name OF William Taylor,
late Of Norfolk; and one share In The name Of Jesse
Murday n,,.orops
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

Tho force soon 10 be under nv orders, VIZ: -Four
batteries of field artillery, one regiment oil caVal-
nv and five regiments OF infantry, 10 be luy ace
quale 10 meet any crisis that may arise. e s,h
And does not The result OF The actions OF inc en-
ord 9,h prove that the General was right; atd
,hat neither on his part nor on that OF the E1ecu-
live nor tina! OF the War Department. has there
heep oversight, error or imprudencel"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
1T The Washington Union VIII please copy

DIED the 2oth Nav. -ii at her residence IN kire
& Queen county. in he 39,h year of her age, Mr.
H.REIET B DAVIS, cunsoU OF Robert ". Iavis, fsQ
The denth Of This lady VIII ,ausr sensation OF deg
sorrow anon her friends this and other states Ste
was by Nature ndOwrd with high order al latrtri
much improved aad polished by education and rNtn-
slve reading; united with all the that beauty ~
female character he goodness Of her heart and the
purity Of her life, perhaps wibunt parallel lie
poOf will never orgtt her kindness for her thty W.
nveOwing and sought the suffering ana the Gstrr I'D
in every condition. She had heen n prominent mcuti
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church for many year. aud
deeply pons christian. II may he truly said NJ
she had doubled her talents. The consultations OF re
gun sustained her during her protrnctd sickness ana
she frtaue niy pressed, as she did but few mo
menis before her departure, entire preparation y
meet death. The ca!mness serenity end smile OF h''
after death. told that mol siuce occur
red al the dissolution Of soul and body. " tn g. nuH
nifty in which she lived were 10 speak. they Wou'u PEI
haps Uith voice saw, that iry w"oil never !"
upon her like again. The writer OF this uhu'c Nht
her intimately for twelve year, and can safely say a
he has known her superior, and rarely u ~
her equal. She had been aiiic'ed Tor eiehiten hoN
previously TO her death with Pulmonary tonsnmttsU ~
She has left disconsolate husband aud four dhi'of
three OF whom are too young TO be sensible OF ti't -
reavruIrni She has gone 10 rest IN Abraham ~r'n'
and to enjoy blssfui immortality; ana he WI" W.
ners The wind IN the shon lamb we trust pour 10
oil Of consolation Into the bosom of her Distressed ~
| band, and protect her helpless children
Departed this life on the Cd of May, al bis re'l'a
/ in the county Of Iunenburg, Virginia, Captain ~ -
xus INGRAM, in the list year oil ms age lfa.IhE
/ family and numerous friends 10 mourn his loss - Il
Ingram has for the last thirty years acted IS 10
trafe and was at the time Of his death hirh -ht,
/ the county. lie was gentleman ot high fesls - +
~ and by the recude Of his conduct IN all NJ =,
/ and social relations which he sustained, WOO - =.
| miraion and love OF all who knew HIM IL W. !,
generous disposition, and always frnfv, whrhe''
vas in his poycr. 10 perform an act Of KINDNESS :,
husband he was devoted and kind: a a ialhrf ~.
Tomato and tender; n master, m-rciiui anu ~
friend, benevolent and obleing; AZ patriot aissA
~ ~ aplu ted
row of his family but is borne upon The cGG"tsnahcr
numerous friends az badge of their heartfelt so'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

Our readers will not fail 10 observe The adver-
,;sement Of The Powha,an House in our paper OF
today. We can conscieniously recommend II
as one Of The most quiet and comfortable pubic
houses in Richmond We do not mean 10 DIS
parayc The claims Of any other house, but We
sneak from experience, when we say that we be-
lcyc lis table to be unsurpassed ana us proPiie-
Tor and his assistant as accommodating as the
mnsl Ia slidions could desire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

II Ex-President Tyler passed through his
city on Tuesday evening, on his return from
Washington city, wLere he was examined by The
Webster Committees. Freed from The cares Of
State, he devoies himself, with zeal and success
10 his farm on James river. OF course, his ap.
pearance berays health and conienimen'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
RANGE OF THERMOMETER
AZ J. ". Randolph 4 Co.'S Boois'o,e, l2l NAN 81.
o'clock IL o'clock. O'Clock.
Wednesday, June3, IS 81 81
Thursday, June 4, 70 So IS
- -----zs=s=s==aa - .
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Departed this life on THURSDAY, the 2sih Man. l-it.
al an advanced age, Mrs ELzABRrH, wife II n. VI.
Garland. Sr.. of Lynchburr Virginia He. iownfj-
whom she bore the endearng relations az VII. 1ri
mother of his children upwards Of tiny wears under
solemn sense oi what due from Inn 10 her, VIII iLl
nlrd All the obliealiors of these relations m a mot
exemplary manner, offers a. tribute Of afectiora;'
regard and Justice her memory, The following para
phrasr of " al has been -ald Of anobrr wife
iher a distinguished ornament Of woman KIND
Endraing wife, devoted mother,
DEATH ere thou takest such another,
Sincere and Just and good rs She
TIME may poise dart al thee
These attributes of female excellence, were the t.e-
sings of her husband and children IN life, and lei
crownng glory in ceah-a shining light 10 The phtl-
way To the bosom of her Father and her God-aEd,
"Sweetly "a babes sleep,
she gave her life M
When called 10 yield H."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

We are panied to learn by the last steamer,
tha, Ganseyoorl Melville, Esq, Of New York
American Secretary OF Legation at London, died
in that city on the 18th u after an illness OF three
weeks. He was gentleman of,alents and high
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

aThe Corner Stone Of the Virginia Female In
s,;,n,e il 10 be laid today by the Masonic Fra
l p assisted by the Sons Of Temperance who
have been politely invited to aid on The occasion "
- [Staunt0n Democrat Of Monday.
We unnders,ad that our townsman, James
LYON. ESQ. was requested to deliver an address
on the occasion, bu, was prevented by his pro-
fessional engagement. from being present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

II The Reverend c. TYREE will preach a
Grace Street Church this morning, al ! o'clock
and The Rev. r. Fl. BAGBY at 81 o'clock tonight
al The ID Baptist Church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

Tr NOTICE.-Rev E. L. MACON, OF Rich
mond city, will deliver The annual address before
the two Literary Societies of Washington Col
lege, Lexington, Va, on "Wednesday Oath June.
June 5-cid COMMITTEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
uAYT,S OFFICE,

HUI = or W.
oTTERY draws at the Exchange to-day. Capital
Il Cd. OOo Whole Tickets only 81; halves and quar-
tiers in proportion. certificate Of package OF q
Whole Tickets SI2 so; 25 halves 49, Is quarters 70
Call before 4o'cloek, and get prize at
HOYT'S OFFICE,
JuusG No. Exchange.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-25
New Rocks.

We have received the following Books from Messrs
W Randolph Co; Voyages IN the Arctic Regions" by
Sir John Barrow This work OF peculiar interest and
such one will be eagerly read by all. II embOdes
the OF discovery aud research the Arctic Re
from sis, 10 the present time IL hand.
some faithful and eng ,gng manner OF the
resting witnessed those deary and frozen
mountains OF ice, mshter, many OF them, than those OF
earth and stone, and impossible than walls Of fire.
every where the OF the wanderer in these almost
inaccessible aud orbidding regions. 1t appears that those
who have undertaken explore these barren portions Q:
the globe, have found that the of years the
distinctions their progress have been in
moved. Large OF ice have been breaking up
and floating away the South from beds where they have
stood through years firm the rock OF ages; and the
way is being cleared them for successful pro
secu;on of their discoveries We look to the future dis
coveres in those regions for many Improvements in the
geography OF the globe and for much Of in the
form OF adventurous daring.
The Confessions OF Pretty woman"-and what
pretty there that hasn't many 10 make D
The tite speaks sufficiently for this interesting
vel. Fair damsels will seek il and themselves
by 1.-THE suspecung beau will Peruse II, the better
understand the character Of his ladyloye-the old
lady will look TO it TO whether the confessions ac-
cord with her eIperence--and the old evon who has
been cheated by the inugues OF some pretty
\ novel entitled "Crchon'-Of this cannot speak
with certainty having read ityet the make
alone entities it, consideration. 1t wntIen by w. II.
Ainswortb, author Of lockwood.
We have also from the same, Nos. 81, > and T. OF
Harpcrs illuminated and illustrated Shakespeare completing
Antony and CeOpaus and commencing Trous and Ores.
sida-No a. OF the Illustrated Wandering Jew, and the
June number Of the Dictionary OF Medicine.
Our acknowledgements also due Messrs. Nash &
WoOdho1se the June number OF the Farmers Library
edited by J. : skinner This acknowledged be one
among the ably conducted journals OF the kind the
country. The June number contains much valuable and
interesting mstter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-25
a Secret Mission.

IL is stated that Capt Alexander Shdell Mackenzie
(the who ordered Mdshpmsn Spencer be hung
suspicion Of muny, few years sinee) has been by
government mission to Havana. One
mise according the New York Express, that the OBJ
cet Of this mission is induce either Santa Ana Al
monte who known be disafeeted to the present
government OF Mexico, unite with the invading column
of army Matamoras, to land under the protection
OF our guns at Vera Cruz. We place very o reliance,
however, this CONJECTURE though It be well founded,
doubt the attempt procure their alliance will
be abOrtiVc. The Washington correspondent OF the New
ork Commercial assrbes different and more probable
object Capt. Mackenze's mission-thai 1t Is 10 pu5
chase the Mexican Monezuma and Gaudaloupc,
from the English house OF Mcintosh Co, OF Havsns, to
whom, seems they in good faith sold by the Mex
can government IN paNmenI of a lafpe debt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-25

az See the proceedings in another column. Of the meet
ing OF Gen SCOTS friends Gettysburg, PENNSYLVANIA
There - manilesty reaction going public sent
mcn IN favor OF Gen Scott. His impruden letters
cannot blind the public the fact that under the mask
friendship and confidence which apparently dictated his
verbal designation the command OF the Mexican forces
there urked hostile feelings aud towards him
high quarters" These he ought fearessly have
coun'ered however. without word indicating his know
ledge OF their exstenee aud that he did do chief
y be regretted by his friends. In failing prompt
y. aud IN giving suspicious language per
hsps quite def,renus should been addressed
superior IN rank he has placed his the
vantage ground But the public will look yond these
cidcnts To the mots OF the question:, aud they will decide
that he erred his course, he did without provo
CT