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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29


PLAEK AND TURSPiRE ROADs-On the 9TH Of
May last law passed at Albany allowing any
Der of persons not less than FIVE TO aud
plank road turnpike road, complying with tue
requirements OF the statute Of which That
Rosd Corporation shall have articles OF association
tending thirty yessthst any Company desirous
construct road through any psrt OF any County shall
give public notice, and s.o apply To the Board Of
Supervisors u take real estate at time showing the
route and character of the proposed rosdhst holders
of such real estate shall be heard before the Bosrdths
the Board granting such permission shsll appoint
three discreet Commissioners to lay the line of road
that plank and turnpike roads may each other
tibet roads passing than County be-
made by application the Boards of Supervisors of the
several Counties the proposed lineihst where
ers of lands do not sgree their value with the Com
psny references shs be bad to jury OF 2ilhst every
plank road be made least four rods wide and
TO smooth. permanent road its track being
OF timber. plank, other hard material, and
sructed permit carriages TO pass each other with
easehst the arch bed OF any turnpike road shall be
at Is feet widethst the Supervisors OF any Coun-
y 10 which there shall be turnpike or plank roads made
under this to appoint three Inspectors of Roads
whose duties the statute dehnesthst toll gstes may be
erected on such roads least three miles apart and
such tolls received the statute appoints-snd thai,
shares In such Companies stock To be deemed
sonsi property and be transferable such This rosd
act 10 very long II dfnes the extent of the personal la
bity of shareholders and goes into variety Of details
which will be best understood by Its perussl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

CANCERS -ELmosv. ths suers..fsl Cancer Doctor 10
now In this city for short time. Ali who afflicted
with this dreadful dsesss (Which BEETLES the skin Of
other pbyslesns) should themselves from terri
bic death, by calling him Immediately, at l39 Grand
ct. His trestmen, is very mild and yet has failed
in single case, OF making perfect and permanent
cure DR.. Emors esks no Tee until entire cure
is effectsd
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pusiuess Notircs.

LIGHT Hat CLEAR HEAD KNOX at l2s Fulton.
ST. has some beautiful light and airy sumner Hats ex.
pressly adapted to the great summer object Of keep
ing cool"
The healthy aud vigorous scon of the brain more or
less depends upon the freedom and elasticity Of the
head II therefore follows that Summer hats should b
gh, and airy possible and ths, any man can make
more money with enc of Knox's than with any obsp-
Try the experiment jsl7 Turh&su
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DIsPAToERs FoR THE TRIBUNE
ny TRIO TELEG z ZAP n.

PHIIADELFHrA- June y, l,H.
The regular mail has arrived al Fredrcksburgh,
but the news is anticipated by the Overland Ex-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

FROM TExAs-The steamship Yacht Captain
Crane arrived at ~Or having sailed the 18th
instant.
OF the papers Of the Interior speaking Of Gen.
HouE'ous rseircti1U q -. fnats that y should
be- msde with undecided front In view Of the fair
prospect Of bis nomination a much higher otice'
There Is any number OF candidates Offering for Gov
eTnOr
The accounts Of the growing crops throughout the
state-Coiton Corn and Sugar continue ~ b. highly
encouraging The late rains have done incscuiebie
service Even In the valley et san Antonio, where IL IL
nearly ways dry and irrigation is the main dependence
there been fine rains and the crops regarded
safe and promis-tO be- large.
A fe~ weeks ago a murder was committed In the town
of Columbus Colorado County snd the murderer taken
Houston and lodged in JILL they had 10 jail IN Co
iumDus
Ga the 25th ult near the same place. fellow known
By the name OF John Bsliesh Russell, mixed blo0ded
Louissuisn, attempted 20 rob and murder gentleman
by the OF Alexander Area "a printer on his way
10 Austin Area escaped. made siisvit OF the facts
before Justice Of the Peace and Russell was recogniz
ed and arrested The pOpulace OF the town took him
of the possession of the guard snd Is said hanged
him Their reason for this arbitrary and Illegal pro-
ceeding il, thst they have no jail.
The Telegraph learns that the holders Of Texas pro
misssry notes aud bond. going TO make strenuous
exerons to get the mex, Congress 10 sssume the whole
debt OF IeNHs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

" Southern purchasers may DO informed In their
own pspers exactly whore they can be accommodated
by merchants manufacturers hot keepers sud Others
in this city through the agency OF V PALMER Tri.
bune Buildings who Is daily receiving cards and nd
for insertion ia southern Newspapers Tor
which he is the accredited Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

"RIcnELTU" DANoSo PofSrEo GoLD PESs TsIUNPa
ASrRecoec,h hi, Pea Is forsie al. Y s,y.Gts ~
Fu,onsL We intend to Keep Il ia the front rssk A. uo
allow any sham Pens to be sold under T.. aig
the best and cheapes, pens In the ely. Other god
Pens from IS cents 10 So with silver pencils.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

~ Exercise 10 the handmsid Of Health ard The great
object Of the Physician Is To bring the unfortunate
OF the SICK room into condition take up his bed aud
wax Nature VIII do he rest But this victim Of scronls
whose strength ebbinefrom eongeries Of css can.
not take exercise Pain and debi Ivy alike forbid H. Ne
Thor can thu victim Of rheumatic fever grosDing
der the pressure Of coyerles and shfskng touch,
exercise his suf and corrugated muscles The fret hrg
10 to strike at the disorder In is strong tho blood.
Sweep away the nucleus Of dsesse, ana all s develop
ments will soou pass OF lacking the poison thstsmuIssd
ihem This process OF elementary eradication IL perform.
90 by sAsDss sAssAPAsILLA IN a more easy, safe add
thorough msnner than by soy other preparation before
pnbic and hence hs thousands Of Of ucerous and
cusneous disorders which The testimonial In the hands Of
the proprlstors svouch.
Prepared and cold. wholesale and retail BY A. g. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. 100 Futon-st corner Of
Wihsm-sl rs Broadway. md II East Broadway New.
Yors Sold slso ~ Druggists generally throughout the
Uni'sd States. Prcs 81 bon-, sir boss for s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

~ Persons wishing The Tribune len II their resid-
or al tAsir places Of business, viii please send
through the Pos, oce or leave vord 3, the desk Of
the publishing Otsee
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EY- Among other rumors which have reached
BY the sss arrivals at New Orleans from Mexico il
one thai Gen jean N ALnoNrK. late Mexican Minister
q, washington bad been sentenced be sho, for hold
ing ueasoasbls oorresPoodcnee with Gen. Scott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

From H.yASA.-The British frgate Alarm went
to the 9Th IRON Havana the brig oiwsr Daring
arrived on the 50 from Vera Cruz.
The British steamer from Vera Cruz arrived at Hs-
the 7th inst She briggs nothing later from the
City Of Mexico than papers of the 18Th OF May. Inc
Faro Industrial received letter OF the same date, from
which Il gives an extract which we translate:
anita Anna took charge of the Provisional fresiden-
cy the 2lst and assembled the junts Of general ON
Gers who agreed upon defending the city but the peri
odics pres. Of all shsdes OF opinion has written strong
ly against santa Anna and against the barbary OF IN
dertsking defence without artillery or troops and yes
terday the General offered bis resignation % the Ch.-
beers who, referred to Committee % report thereon
Public opinion hss pronounced itself strongly against
this IL Is only necessary q read the beiq az "a
DlOdcia the organ OF Gomez Farias AMI bis party -
The Monitor which belongs 10 the mofsrad0 parry aso
exceedingly sewers upoa santa Anna and IN tn- md.t
Of these attacks paper has appeared edt-d with
wisdom. which uDirr the ie OF the Rdt0ndd0T, Adv0-
peacs. The i've numbers which have already sP
peared worthy OF being read their reasoning IN
.nsSerabe Certainly the editors among the most
illustrous editors Of The country " o. Pic OF 2Oth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

CROPS IS MissIssIPPL-The following is an ex-
tract of a letter from of subscribers. dated
GRENADA, MI. June l6.
The weather here is very warm. The prospect for e
good Cotton Crop improve every day. Cotton is back
ward bu, grows very fact Corn, generally, looks ex
tfemely we'll L. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

NIAGARA AND DETROIT RAILRoAn.-ln the lie
gissture OF Csnsds last Friday evening there
saimsted discussion on this bill For the second read.
log 81 against IL l2-Ihe members of the Government
being ali in the minority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

II We are indebted to AFR. ClOyss for a copy
Of the Bos,on Ailss Of yesterday. says the ,h.rno
meter there on Saturday - high as 80 al O'clock
In the shsde Here n sas; but the Bossonisns
ara dssermned not To BE- ouidons By the Ns~Yoshsrs
even Ia the matter Of thsrmomsters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

GoLD pEss-For tho best aud cheapest 90 to }. w
GsEAros Co.'S, II Cedsrs ST. up stairs They sell for
81 50 precisely the Pen that Others sell fof g.
Pens from rs cents Upward.
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HALr1Nonr- Iune 2s-IP

HAII lhf- auNH -----Il I VI
There are offers 10 sell IN the Flour market at
s. So out no buyers. Dealers holding of tor ex
pected sdvices b. the next steamer which mskes the
markets very dull. Factors anxious 70 sell before
the arrives. Corn Meal IL down to %, with
moderate sales. Sales Red Wheat at 81 -. the stock
beiDg quite light Sales White Corn At % and Vel
low IS and rates msintsinsd without much inquiry
Sales Oats ~ 81 cts Sales Rye al - There hrs
heeu no snow" to-day bat ices are IN request TIE
weather is really searching business ls el
most over and merchants are preparing for outto"n
excursions.
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NEW. YORK. TUESDAY JUNE %.

tvM W. L. PALMER Is our Agent for the sale Of
The Tribune In Syracuse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

To TIE Sick AND AFFLICTED Boston, Sept 10. 1916
-Dcor Sri ase pleasure In con muRicstlng through
you to all whom It concern and the public gsnesy
tbs Astonishing eject your truly wonderful medicine has
had upoo me- have joyes perfect health for four or
i've years Physicians told my liver was diseased ard
that might some day die with conmn option Last Sep.
TENDER, ls45, Ioos slight cold ~hch produced h.ci
Ing cough this continued until February la45 when
aided smother cod my cough increased soon los, ny
appetite, and my strength failed. For Elk weeks eouf
not liz upon one side very much nigss, rails.
considerable blood during winer ami could s,ssf
loud word for weess With all these bad symptoms
had very severy pain in my sids, and between my
shoulders; gener. debility followed. eor6oed 10
my room sboa, eight weets had buried . sister and
brothsr-both died With Consumption. expected 10 die
myself my friends slso dsspair-d of my nfs. A. This
tue an unss. VINO had been benefited himself advised
me 10 take Dr. WIsrAss BALsAa 90 WILD CHgK.y.
accordingly procured bottle H. and fel, some bet
ter obtained another and third then ees.sd 10 bleed
a,d my cough much better; bat my disease was 90
deeply roo ed, was obliged 10 continue ssiDg the Bal
sam until bad tasso seven botes can honestly and
Truly say believe Or WislsFs Bassan Of Wild Cherry
,ay-d NV life MRS MARY y. GOULD.
W-.re personally scqsants< with MR. 0o1id, s..issed
In car, Of her durb her sickness believe and know
IN. shove .t.lsrnsnt 10 be .rpe.
MRS T. C. PRESCOTT,
MRS. g. A. BACHELOR,
No Comms,ciata
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on The wrapper
For sale BY A. B. D. SANDS Druggists 100 Fulloo-sl
corner OF william agents Of this city; also, rs Broad
~sy, snd II Eass Broadway, and by Duggiss generally
throughout The United s.res Beware OF counlsrfsia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

e The Steamer Roger Williams viii, in future,
leave the foot Of Robnssust tor Albany every Tues
day, Thundsy and Saturday, 1t half pas. o'clock
Fare 50 eenn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

PoIIcE-A man named George Westlake was
was Yesterday arrested by officer Hsrte OF the lth
Ward on R b. nch warrant for grand larceny. lie was
committed 70 await his trial.. The house the cor
ner OF Fourth.avrnue and Twenty six street occup'd
by baker was robbed yesterday of the sum OF $50,
being stolen from the trunk OF Francis McNsnDy. TIE
I hiet escaped with his booty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

WOoL-GRowIsG AND TIE FARMERS CLUB
This subject will Be under confederation to-day at u
NJ 81 the American Institute In the Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

ITr7BrRGH juno = II. VI
The weeks business opers lancudy No buy
for Flour. though hoiters IA market az decline
Saturday, prices Gfanis without change, and sacs
very moderate.
Provisions taken At last quotations for immediate
wants. No large sales reported.
The weather is intensely wfm, and the river IS fall
me with ab0u, four feet four inches Ia the channel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

~ "Valley Forge writes us from Philalel
phis the Of the persons whom Mr.. VicePresi.
dent Dallas entertained dinner he gave the other
day to Mr. President Polk. We assure Valley Forge
in all sincerity that II is Of most supreme Oft
ference to MS and believe, tc the puolic At ls'se
whom Mr. Vice President Dallas dimes, what he mes
them upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

ISoUEsrs Coroner Walters was called yester
dsy 10 hold an inquest No Is Orange street upon the
body of Hetty Ana Joseph (colored) who TO her
death by ship fever Verdict accordingly 49, Coroner
waerssso held an aest yesterday In Twenty second
street near Sxth-asenue upon the body OF Henry Mi
born (coored aged a. years who 20 his death by
bleeding at the lungs Verdict accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

rz@ The Union Of Saturday says that Hon.
John Y. Mason, the Secretary Of the Navy, will act
as Secretary of State during the absence of Mr..
Bnchauan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
Same per.on indI.es U. the followIng:

~ am pleased 10 see your remarks upon late pub
lcation The History Of General Joseph Reed by bis
Grandson There is something very curious and
strange about the appearance Of this book at this time
50 it determined years sg0 not % pubis1 II
during the lifetime of Bishop White William Rawle
and Roberts Naur and while there remained in the Ii
brsry Company of Philadelphia vestiee of certln
pamphlet written by General JOHN CADwALLADER. Of
the Revolutionary Army, in reply 10 one written BY
JOSEPH REED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

~ WM d. DELANEY was reelected Mayor Of
Norfolk, Va on Thursday receiving sol out Of Cos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

festival AT ABBoTT's YoUS6 LADIES ISsrI-
ZION The young ladies Of this Institution have issued
Invitations for social festival Thursday evening
next The party will be large one and We run no rick
in predicting happy one There ara TWO hundred
young ladies 10 the school, and If they make
Of these bright evenings pass Oft joyousy, should
like know yho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

DEATHs IN THE CTr.-By the report OF the
City Inspector for last appears that the whole
number Of death. has been 80, OF which IO7
IS women, e boys, and 90 grs "a eAiIdrsH under
Hsysar Of Sss being % per cent Of The whole the en-
tire number Of children under five WAS lO6 within
small fraction Of 81 per of the whole. We
readers viii remember that ops great cause, the
creates, perhaps Of his extreme mortality Of in
isnts "a the use VI Dlstlery milk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

IRISH RELIEF FuSD.-Up to the Gath inst. the
total received BY the Irsh Relief Committee in
this City ~. sl565sl including s945s received since
the 18th Of Nay. Ass meeung Of the Committee Mn
dsrt Van sehAek E'q resigned III Office Of Treasurer
whose duties have occupied him since January and ths
oney remaining 10 his hands transfer ed 10 Mr.
Barclay, Chairman Of tue Committee Clothing and
Provisions By which Committee will hereafter be con
duc,sd the good work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

~ Rev. J. p THOMPSON of the Broadway Tab
ernaele, delivered address last evening the sub
jet Of Sacred Music at the Plymouth Congreg a,ons
Church Ia Crsnbsrryst II was listened To by large
and attentive audtorY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

~ man by the name Of Petit, and child
were severely bitten on Saturday by mad dog. The
animal IN a short time secured, and during the
night hung himself with bis chain. Both and child
we understand, are in q very bad condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
CITY ITKEIs.

R In company with goodly number OF our
Enturia brethren yesterday hSd the pleasure 81 n
speeding the elegant hotel Just erected by the Messr'
D-lmon.co Ia Broadway. Il IL Of six stories AMI built
10 the SAM substantial and fsaltess style the sdice
which Il sdoins and which the Msssrs Delmouico have
already occupied with much success 10 themselves
and satisfaction to their guss,S for about year. Ills
intended 70 .ccommOdae families the former establish
ment being designed for sin,e gentlemen only II con.
tains some forty suites Of apartments finished snd fur
uished in manner In which besuty and solid comfor,
the science Of life are here applied in the most liberal
manner and If young couple old one either for
tia, matter cannot make themselves contented in
splendid sud convenient hotel they must be hard to
suit indeed
Descending into the basement were especially
struck By the arrangements Of the bathing rooms The
baths the perfection Of avstory eouirivAnces be
Ing jus, the Ii ng and nothing else. The eisiae into
which peeped matter Of course contains al the
apparatus which modern ingenuity has brought to the
service OF the MODEST OF the hne arts In this depart.
ment the obigng hOsts presently gave prscucA
Demonstration Of the abilities of their establishment ia
such COLLATION. only they can furnish-s collation. in
which the rehnements Of cookery were all displayed.
and the soul could reve in the high delights of Art
while the body recruited by food. Such enter.
sinment affords some ides Of what the business Of hu-
feeding ought to be. and owe the Messrs Del.
m0nco our thanks for il. May the prosperity which
for twenty years in this City they have well deserv
ed, continue 10 stiend them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

RsscUED-Daniel II. Howell was prevented
from hanging himself yesterday by officer Thorn OF the
lin Ward He had driven spike and prepared rope
with which 70 hang himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

0PERA-Sg6o, last evening gave US greater
pleasure than wnen heard ii before. The music in.
in interest the piece advances and although
there is nothing in il great seems TO be required
by the subject yeti carefully composed and
much that Is pleasing.
la SgmHaabu Ia, which is to be produced on Wednes-
day night will bring before public prima don
ma Ia the person Of signors Caranh Vita who will sp.
pear AHliaa On this occasion Signora Rsineri With
generosity worthy Of imitation has consented to sup
port her friend in the secondary character of Elisa
This Opera favorte and the debuiante will be greet
ed with full audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

III By reference - our advertising columns, it
will be ihs, Or. Elmore pr0ters bis services to
those afflicted with Cancers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-04
CLERICAL. JOKE.

few years since, when the Rev. DR.. Hawke wsa a.
bout leaving New York Tor the South waited up "a
by the sesrymen Of smal church in Wsscheser cIun-
~ and urgently solicited 10 take charge Of tbs saws--
The Rev Dr grac,oasly received the couni,ss, sss-
pee'ially ,.oned The propsal urging az chief olsc.
ton .ha the sanry, though liberal io' The parish which
they represented, would be inadequate ior hs eA psnsrs.
he having considerable family oi ANAL children u sdu-
cate aud provide or. Ono oi The comm,ee rel lied
The lofd Will take care OF hem he has promised ~
hear o young ravens when they cry aud 10 provide ks
them ''Aery true" said The Rev gentleman, "but
he has no. Promised 10 provide for the youn. Hawks"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-04
"REvELLlNG IN THE HALLS"

A litter lom Gen Psrslter F. Sm,h ~ his fr:cnds in
New Orleans informs them that he was lnarered ia tho
palace Of Gen. Iomba DIM. and enjoying The god hinge
ii liio nsea Of being Numbered, finnery reported.
With the dead lie is 'reyeng In The halls of Monte
yuma after this fashion;
For breakfast he has nothing al all to cal, but chick
steaks Of beef and mutton, biscuit rolls made VI tho
finest npur aud 10 drink il is imp ssibe for him 10
gel thing hut fresh milk, llagrant tea, cf,e Or
chocolate At dinner time his sunerings 10 inio'erable
Roast turkeys, huge r,ns of savoy rasi beef aud NJ
ton fish from lr aejoinIng LAKES; wild fowls OF every -
scrplion, every variety Of the tropical fruits II the coo"
Try, together with lokay or Champagne wine"
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VOL. XXVI....N O. . 8

been. and II necessary. sgan can be- sblued bv 81
arms onr Hay has been raised upon tho pspliyr;,ic
rrhs OF ohapnliepec and snd the mar VI artillery -
'aellshed over The ashes there, &c AID NJ,
a"cesois ess than sweDt thousand men, in all, ba,.
'pn' u'elr way for three hundred miles, and brought
at THIS to pass frue they are envroned lust now .sUd
SKIN and SC ence did not c.nduci and her.n animate
them they would be ove~ heued by the hostile ussess
that 'ret around them. The leader tina, brosht tksn,
'"ee' however. will preserve them. have hardly
doubt In due time I've trust il may be s,nl m. rI1rs
ofihe Industrious baud will DO returned IL thcir country
men 10 receive The honors that await them and To enjoy
The having II said. "see there he was At Con,rras" or
'hefe'"seo. or Nlono dri Rey. or Ch.pu,errc A
ga'eu ana discriminating nation will know how 10 vvees
HE acl'rs Of these great things aud 10 distinguish then,
" III. cruel eonilsers that have made necessary the
sacrifices BY which such great things alone could be DINA
~ " Express.