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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

DISTRESS II CAPE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FAMI>E.-Summer is al hand snd what are the hus-
bsndmsns prospects The cattle everywhere dying In
hundreds-the farm horses too feeble from 20
perform the labor Of powng-snd lastly, more than
threeourhs Of the farmers in the country wholly des
tute of potatoes grain tor seed The condition OF the
country Is irghtiu The island i menaced with al the
horrors OF actual famine. Upward OF 20 cattle
Informed have died from want food In the settlement
of Middle River alone Many farmers In other parts Of
the country have lost their live stock Spectator.
GREAT DEsTIrUrIoN At TIE MAGDALES
ISLANDS The Halifax sun says that letter received
from the MSgdslen Islands Gulf Of 81 Lawrence)
presents the people Of the settlement there In state OF
great restitution. Flour is said 10 be SO per barrel
vessel bound 20 the Labrador with provisions touch
ed there and would have dispose Of part OF her cargo
the furnishing people but the collector of the customs
refused to allow the captain enter his vessel and pay
duties part snd the vessel proceeded on her voyage
without being sble 70 afford temporary relief 10 the
lnhAbitsnts
TBE CRoPs.-The refreshing rains OF the past
ten or twelve days have entirely changed the face OF
Mature and very much altered the prospects OF the Tar
mers. few weeks since, every body VISA anticipating
general failure OF the crops but We now hear from
every quarter that they promise sbundsnt yield
THIS tsct cannot tsi to Affect prices Butter has fallen
some eight cents already and grain must ne
cessAriy soon follow. We learn from every part OF
New Jersey that the earth will De taxed 10 It's utmost
thai every inch Of ground has been put under conou
toR,hat the farmers are sboring day and night to se
In IS large crops as possible One man who usually
plants Eve Of potatoes has put In sixteen another
has doubled bis usual quantity OF wheat ard third hA,
improved four nye tunes TIE usual quantity OF corn
ground. Trenton Daily News, June 5.
NArWIrI-There was one OF the funniest gath
erings in the vicinity Of Safest Pump "Wednesday
evening Ii consisted principally Of foreigners, hstsnn.
with the least possible emotion - parcel OF people cal
ina themselves the Native American party mounted o.
the Old State House s,ooP As We passed through VI.
crowd which was about dense the tail Of comet
We learned from Mr. Coin. Going. WAC Was then 90
ing into the subject that the object OF the Native Amer
cas- Party is to "Americsnize the soil We are happy
10 record ths never having known before what the %
jet of the party wss Boston Chronotype-
r. Charles Sumner Esq. of Boston, will de
liver the address before The Literary Societies OF Am
herst College At the coming commencement
n GTS. Tox THuss made a net receipt o
sls0O0 during p days performance IN Phtsdeiphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

~ The freight money and the cargo OF the Car.
menta was Insured in Wslst The Office bad
$500 on the freight The cargo owned BY a
foreign house and was probably Insured ia London.
The parties interested here have doub, that they
shall the property There were So 2OO insured
at the Lexington Ky and Columbus, Ohio, agencies
this and the General Jackson burnt hey West This
ship over ~ years old, and built in the Fast
indies Of teak wood. She belonged to Mr. DWof Of
Rhode Island.
OFFICE TIE UNION Mutual INSURANCE Co
% Waist 9Th June, ls47
Mss1s Greeley q Nc EJath-GENrs VIII you be good
enough in your editorial To correct the error above aud
say ihs, neither the vessel freight cargo Of the Car
neita was insured at this Company a. we presume
the new office referred to this Corporation.
Very respectfully, your obtserv't,
LAMBERT SUDAN President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

SAILS or STOCKS AT PHILADELPHIA, June =
Al Frs Board and ajtz-s5OOO Texas Notes, II 5000
Ready Mort BIDS lot 10 Mechanics BS. 2It sDO
State ss, 50 5000 state So % Tn y. Bang am I'm
1914; 900 Girsrd Bk I2} slOO Lehigh scrip, -; 100
Morris Canal cash, Ie; $40 U Bk notes, 81 30 A
Coal 7; 10 Navigation 35i $1,000 State S. 7ri; 100
Vicksburg b5. III 49,
Second Board and after 5000 Reading DDS, 73i 100
suso Canal b. II; 500 u &C. 81. cap 1851 100 Gi-
rard. cash l2!; 10000 U : &c, o. esp, lost 1870
State &C. b5 ga 10 Navigation b5 35i s. Bank =
go NorristowD l2i 30 Vicksburg III; 1000 stste o.
IS. 5N Orleans Gas l343 300 Vicksburg, b5, III
Parma Rank 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

No one doubts the Importance OF the present
election. How can any one then excuse himself
Tor its neglect One bsllo, may do much good
thousands can do no harm. Let every man De at
the polls who expects anything from an honest sd
ministraton of the law; or who fears anything
from its abuse. And who 10 there who has neither
hopes or fears on the subject Vote then Vote
altogether Let not the sun go down upon your
neglect OF duty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

PORTSMOUTH STEAM FAcTORY.-Last week
there were rs looms in operation. and $1,000 yards oil
muslin woven averaging 20 yards per day 10 each loom
Several looms produced p yards and one over - yds
In day Il VIII be recoected hstin the annual report
i. was stated fifteen yards per day the basis Of inc
calculations presented Next week 200 looms VIII De
in operation. We have doubt soon to see sucn
evidences Of s prosperity 10 cause ts huge wings %
be extended and in its dight send ten thousand yards
per DAY abroad 10 the world Ports Journal.
u Mr.. Crawford, Of the White Mountains, Is
Ibis as last year Representative in the Legislature,
and although 10 the .st year OF his age looks only As II
about CO. He ia native Of Connecticut but very cary
In lie went into Vermont where he remained unui
nearly II years of since which he has lived 10 ne
Valley up which the made TO tbe No,ch OF the
Mountains. Tie says he has through hard tunes IN
his bleak abodc-the Ike 10 which people hvlng nova
days can have but very inadequate conception
Concord N IL Statesman
= Brevet Major Dimmock arrived stVera Cruz
on the 18th ultirno from NewYork on the bark Ed"n'
with portions Of the 5h and th infantry and one com
pany Of artillery. He 3. ordered 10 rendezvous az the
National Bridge the Jssps road, until further orders
Nat lot
u The Galveston News says thatCOl. Reeves,
man ishly respected recently shot and killed Al
a public fandau9O in san Antonio, Texas, oy hr !"
Johnson Reeves intoxicated al the time sud hso
attacked Johnson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07
Vote Rarly, and Vote all.

Discharge first your duty to your State and then
attend to the business or pleasure Of the day.
Whoever neglects ON this occasion to deposit his
ballot is unworthy OF the privileges this election is
intended TO secure No plea save sickness or an
sritaNe detention, can avail TO excuse sbse nee
FINN the polls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

q Card.-ar Hssrses. one Of he regularly mont.
nsed candidates Tor Justice Of he Superior Cour, VIII
run, outstanding The pretended rejection Of his name
~ The Apollo Rooms, ~ packed gsag o. Mae Wash
men. &c. David B. ogdea waited upon ny Mr..
HsEsrzss friend. and positively deelired 70 allow Tho
use OF his candidate against he Regular Son
nation The Committee have. however, declined to pab
nsh NJ Ogdsns deciinson, which they had IN wiring
and determined 10 print his nsne upon The nekea
See Mr.. Hss,ngss Gard IN the Egerins Express Of
to-day. lei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07
Business Notices.

r. The RIcHELIEU' DIAMoSDPoISrED GOLD
PENS are Just the article for the times Moderate ia
price 81 ony) they equal to any pens In the world
The only place find them is OF SAVAGE, % Fulton.
st. Also, Gold Pens from Is cts to 81 So silver pencil
ineludad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07
Judicial Nominations.

Le1eis County-Francis Seger by hunkers ana
n, orvis Inv Bsrnburners Judge Ella Collins BY both
District Attorney
The Wings have nominated JOE : OILS Tor Re
corder of Troy. and the LOcos Chsuncey Vbosrd Tor
Recorder Of Schenectady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

Beware of the tickets for the Superior Court
headed For Superior Court Judges They
should be "For justices Of the Superior Court. -
We are authorized upon the best legal authority to
state that every ballot with such heading will be
lost to all the candidates All of these should be
destroyed. $4,000 with the proper heading and
the regular candidates have been printed and will
be ready st the polls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

bALIInOhEi 'HE~I I"J' '1I11 "
MaRKETs-The Flour market is heavy and the
tendency Is downward. There are more sellers than
buyer, Of Howsfdst and City Mills at t. The sales
are traing rnme White Wheat Is 2l7 2ls cents and
Red 2l3 2l5 cents with small transactions White
Corn brings ll2 and Yellow ll6 cent?. Whisky 36i .
III Small sales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

" The name Of HIRAM p. HASTINGS 1t VIII
be perceived, is still at the head Of our columns as
one Of the candidates for Justices Of the Superior
Court, and his name is to be voted for at the fos
to-day. Let all the friends of Legal Reform rally
In his support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07
WIN .hall he n,.rricr At,erne,

The Loco Focos do not support Mckeon with
esrnestness nor with unanimity Many OF them
ardenty desire his defeat and not few viii vote
for either Blunt or White. Let no Wing then for
bear 10 vote for one or the other Of our candidates
for one of them can be, NEST be, elected Both Of
them have ardent friends who on an occasion hAe
this should demonstrate their attachment oy more
than words Blunt men and White men 60 Ai VI
vou 20 the Polls If not shoulder TO shoulder 'Oi
District Attorney. yet with strong pull 'o"s
pull and pull altogether" for your single '''Ae'
Of Judges.
" The Washington Union, is endeavo',ns V
coufound the opposition 10 the war WIN "sA''O
with the opposition TO the last war Win hnsisiu
:, to,ge.s that those who disapprove most warmly
- ,be n,esent war. most earnestly advocated and
..,o-+ad the last Calhoun. Benton, Clay lay
h. and others Of our most distinguished statesmen
s,d generals who originated and conducted the
Last war. which they held war OF necessity ana
nrneiOle denounce the present CONTEXT with Mex
10 az alike unprovoked and iniquitous.. The
trntb is. the Union, with the customary weakne"
of old age orgets things Of recent occerrence and
sscribes 10 its own puerle imaginations all me
importance Of facts How melancholy is the exhi-
ton of lettering senility 49, .s
Down Marlborough cls /. the .eY. of dotage flow,
And swift exPires'striys esnd srhow'
~ Capt. EDw. WEBSTER, at present in New
Orleans ON leave Of absence, has been appointed
nv Gen. Gushing d-deCamp, with the rank and
emoluments Of Major The Massachusetts Legs
Ist1re refused to give the Governor power OF max
ing promotions otherwise Capt. Webster, by night
of seniority, would have been Major in the line
Cant. Webster will not come North but, soon as
his health will permit, intends returning to Mata'
moros. The weather, at this season OF the year, Is
not particularly agreeable to unaccimated persons
there-the thermometer obstnately sticking at lOo
during the day, and 90 in the night
TIE COMMISSION oS DOcKs.-VariOus and some
what contradictory statements in relation TO the
decision Of this commission have met our eye
which for fear Of mistake, we have hesitated to
copy We now learn on authority that justihe'
public allusion to the fact that the Board were IN
animous in the recommendation of Gilberts Bal
ance Dock in preference to any other floating dock
II will be recollected that the act Of Congress spe
officially limits the Secretary Of the Navy to the Sc
/ lection of some kind of floating dock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

ExEcuTIOS-Joseph II. Coleman, who was con
ycted al the April term Of the Cumberland kentucky
Circuit Court Of the murder Of bis wife By cutting her
throat was hung near Burksyille Tuesday last he
persisted TO the last that he was innocent
Glasgow Gsz May q.
~ Two white men and a negro who had
escaped from jail, asd were passing down the Sabine
Texas river short time ago were hred at by Sheriff
posse and the negro and one Of the white msR killed
II The FIRST canal boat which reached Roches
Ter this season On the rsturn voysge from Albany.
the Mary Ann CspL Ssnborn, belonging TO 7 Pease s.
Co.
Ey' a mar by the name OF Dancy was killed
instantaneous al Franklinton n c. by some accident
In firing the parting salute, The President lef that
place.
II A severe storm OF wind, rain and hail passed
over the C.y OF Dayton. Ohio Saturday week doing
consderasls damage 10 trees, buildings, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

Lawyers who are averse to the Fee System OF
the Judges. remember the Wing osndida'es are
opposed to al Judicial money changing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

On Tuesday last, the Earl Of Elgin opened the
session of the with speech from the throne
IN which he stated that the Queens ministers were
ready 10 surrender control Of the Poet Once 70 the
Colonial authorities whenever the several legislatures
sheuld agree on an efficient and uniform systemthat
survey of the proposed line OF Reilway between quebec
and Halifax was in progress under the direction oil th1
British Governmeut-that be would submit dlspsteh
relative 10 copyright-thst the revenue derives from
nnblic works had increased-hat among toe most con
spcuous Of the contributors 20 the relief OF Ireland I'd
,sr,ine ware the Canadian lndians-that there was
eroung demand In Europe for the produce OF tns con
fnent-and that would be subinltted ioI =
sending more generally the wsrehousng iSchues 70 "
isnA norris and for other commercial improvements
his lordship also remarked that
"In view OF the large immigration when may oe OK
pected To take place this year, measures nave peer
sdopted for providing additional accommodation AND
medical Attendance tor the sick and Tor increasing nt
means Of forwarding the destitute 10 places wnere the
labor nav be required An Increased grant has been
made by the Imperial Parliament Ia aid of this service
Although "a TO be feared that there may be much Wan
and suffering among certain classes OF immigrants whl
arrive this season there is reason 10 believe lhs heJ
will be accompanied by greater number than usuA
of persons possessed OF capital who are likely ~ prove
| an acquisition 10 the province.
BY statute passed during the last session OF the I'm
perial Parliament the Colonial Legislatures are empo"
cred 10 repeal dierentsl duties heretofore imposed
the Colonies In favor Of British produce Il is probable
that by exercising this power you may be enabled L
benefit the consumer without injury 70 the revenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

~ TIE FARMERS LIBRARY AND MONTHLY JOURNAL
OF AGRICULTURE published this morning For contents
see Daily Tribune Of Saturday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07
Rn1rnonr. Saturday. June

The Southern Telegraph is broken beyond VII
r,;ngton since last evening. Nonews
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

UE. GRlvrrN, Esq. 10 the Wing candidate
ter Y ll.r Of Rochester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

NSw.HAxPssIRH-The official returns OF the
vote for Governor gives Williams Loco so,sOo
Colby (whigl 81. los; Berry Ind s,sSl Scatter
ing "a. Majority for Williams l,lls.
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o1spAroHEs FoR THE TRIBUNE
,vEIEcTRjC TELEGRAP n.


PHrLADELrnA. June s. j. o'clock P NJ
No,bipe new South Of Fredericksburg The Pres
H., and .uite are returning in the cars TO Wash
ington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

IowA.-JrsrK B Browse of Lee County, has
beam duly nominated a. the Wing candidate io'
Congress In the LIST District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

sHIP FEyzR-Dr. Tobias celebrated Venetian LiDi'
meni Is certain sntdote against the ship Fever 20
drops to be taken internally every morning and rub
the forehead and neck with the II can be pro-
cured Knspps 100 Fulton ct and al the Depot East
Eleyenth.s, two doors below the Bowery ALSO at the
nr,ncinsl Drugei.ts les 2r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

LEARY & Co-sUnMER HAr. ls47 of Rocky Noun
tain silvery Beaver Ehh0n mirtus will be introduced
on Saturday the goth inst and sold for the inning
son. at their standard price.
An adequate supply Of the raw material, obtained
under peculiar advantages aud their improvements In
manufacture, enable l.. & Co to present to their Gus
toners and the public generally in the above article
that which has before been offered at the price 10
thts or any other country je26t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

INQUEsT-COroner Abrahams held an inquest on
Saturday at house in Tiffany place, on the BODY OF
Martba Evans an English woman. aged IS years. She
had complained bat short time, and died quite sudden
IT, Verdict OF the Jury" Died Of congestion OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

FBEsoH Boors.-YoUso a JoSKs, Ann-st near tho
Museum. are selling fine French Calf boots at n ",
equal % those usually sold for " g. Quick saes
and ANAL profits 10 their motto. myl5 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

DIAPHRAGM FnrEa Office removed 10 $40 Broad
way corner Leonsrdst where heads Of families espe
ciay ladies' invited in operation that invslus
Ole purifier OF the Croton water. The prices are ~
and s. each. See advertisement on Wednesdays and
ssturday. my2l wImMTa&Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

DARING ROBBERY AND PROMPT ARREsr.-On
Thursday evening as MIR Samuel Clough, Of New Eng
land Village was returning Home from Worcester he
was met by welldressed rishmsn, armed with mus
ket who grasped the rens of the horse addressing Mr.
c. with Your money, or ! will shoot you by IL
Mr. Cloueh replied that be had no money upon which
the robber repeated the above expression cooking his
gun and advancing 10 the buggy. Mr. c. who man OF
some meite attempted TO seize the muzze OF the gun
having first taken out bis pocket book 10 induce the msn
10 approach nearer. scufile ensued, during which
the robber got possession Of the pocket book and then
taking aim AZ Mr. c. said Now 90. or by e. III shoot
YOU ~" Mr. C. then drove on and looking back saw the
rshman examining the contents OF his pocket book ss
he walked 10 the roadside and jumped over the will
The pocket.hook contained about SIS, and note OF
hand which tbs robber took with some other papers
among which was manufacturers handful very much
resembling 500 bank note.
We had scarcely recorded the above particulars when
we learned that the lrishmsn was under arrest II
seems that be offered the handful 10 the depot master
of New England Village IN part payment Of his isre a.
Worcester BY the morning train from Boston suppOsinc
/, TO be genuine bank rag and demanded the cAGHge
which was of coUrss refused tie then paid his fare
in specie got into the cars and was followed by two
men who had marked him and caused his arrest the
arrival Of the train here but not till he had taken cold
bath In Quinsigsmond Pond into which ha had Jumped
in attempting 10 escape He wss rescued when about
to sink for the third time Tie gave ais as James
McGuire-l9 years old. He was committed In s. 600
for trial At the September term.
Worcester Mass Telegrsph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

q TsE OsPHEAS FAMILY, with . choice variety OF
other The American Museum and giving
their Gsna Concerts In conluncnoa with variety Of
o1her performances both afternoon and evening Indeed
The bi OF the Museum repeis with choice novelties
and rsre ussmenls and 70 We would refer our resde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

GOLD PENs-TIE CHEAPEST IN THE CtrY-sueh
Pens as others advertise for a., j. w. CREATION Co
II Cedarst are selling for 81 u.s. and the Pens advertised
for 81 80 they sell for 81 %. Beside these they have
numerous other styles of every grade and quality and
have provided every convenience for trying and select
tug them Purchasers either wholesale retail can
from 10 to - per cent by buying of Creation Co.
~ The choice OF country In which to advertise, pre-
sented at the extensive Newspaper Agency Of V. y.
Palmer in The Tribune Buidisgs renders II alike at
trsctiye TO business of every pursuit each
select the district most promising to spread lnfor
nation before the people of the character extent ana
location of his establishment.
Persons wanting information OF friends employment
or hands to make known new inventions or procure
customers for old well as TO buy or to sell
merchandise of any kind at public priye sale this
Agency offers the very best possible means 1t Is only
necessary devote little thought TO the subject to
why immense advantages low from the adoption Of the
lungs Of the press establish business Of any sort 10
the knowledge Of the people Of the country and to &C
count for the prncely fortunes which have been msds
and are making by the few who apply jrticiou'y
and thoroughly the power Of the press to enterprises OF
any kind
The reluctance with which the multitude embrace
any new suggestion, however mertorous, gives TO en-
terprisng ones tbs entire field for operation and OF
course tho benefits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

~ ROUGH AND READY Is the title OF a
patriotic cong to be sung by the keshsnans THE eve
nios At Castle Garden it 10 of the bes, which this
band of sinssrs favor with with, and has Just been
published BY Firth, Hall Pond, sss Broadway 10
40, un,ln beautiful style having the trontpecs an
accurate and highly finished engraved Likeness OF ssch
one Of these popular vocalist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

u- Don't forget TO vote for the Free School
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RRnOKLYN AFFAIRs.

tSr The bright strip OF sunshine to which we
were treated yesterday seemed TO exercise genial in
uence over all Nothing occurred OF any note either At
the Police or about the city.
FoUSD-The daughter OF Mr.. Warrington OF
Hicksst whom we mentioned as lost on Saturday was
found after being absent sometime and brought back 10
her home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

IyoUrsrs-Coroner Walters was celled on &c
urday 20 hold an inquest AZ the NewYork Hotel upon
the body of Elizabeth Maihewson aged 20 years; nuo
cane ~ her death by iniuries received by falling into
rear area of the hots consequence OF there beng no
railing u prevent such al occurrence. The Jury ln
their verdict recommended the owner OF the properly
~ mt railing around the area without delay ne
Coroner was called 70 hold inquest upon the body
a bow nine years old named William swsriz native
Germany, who fell into the East River rom ra' .,
which he and some other boys had been playing at the
~ al NYalnufst Verdict Accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

SUPPOSED ATTEMPT At SUtcIDE.-A man, BY
the name Of Pomroy last evening found SIC ~
one Of the streets and vial supposed TO have contained
laudanam found In bis pocket He wss taken 10 sta
tim hnnso and properY provided tor