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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-10


Mr. ApAus.-Ju>t after the yeas aud nays wcrc
taken Oh question. and the Speaker had risen 10
put another question to the House. a sudden CRY
was heard on the lett OF the chair. MIR Adams Is
dyIngi Turning our eyes TO the spot. we behhIt
the cnerablc IN the of falling the left
arm OF his char. while his right arm was extended
grasping lis desk for support He would have
dropped upon the floor bad he not been caught in
the arms ct the member sitting next 10 him.
great sensation created in the House mem
bcrs from all quarters rushing from their seats and
gathering round the fallen statesman, who was i'm.
meIideIy lifted INTO TIE area font Of the Clerks
table
The Speaker instantly suggested that some gen
tIeman move an adiournmeut,W which being prompt
Is done thellousc adjourned A sofa was bro I,
and Mr. Adams, ~ state OF perfect helplessness,
though not OF entire nscnSIb:lIty, was gently lalu
upon IT. The sofa was then taken up aud borne out
OF the Hall INTO the Rotuado, where 1t MAS set
down, and the members of both houses and stran-
gers, WHO were fast crowdng around, were with
some difficulty repIessed and an open space cleared
III lis immediate vicinity; but a medical gentle
man Member Of the House, (yho was prompt
active, and sell posscsscd during the whole painful
scene.) advised that he be removed to the door OF
the Rotundo opening on the cast porco, where a
fresh wind wgs blowing This was done; but the
air beng chilly and loaded with vaPGr the sofa was,
AZ tie suggestion OF MIR Winthrop, once more
taken mp and renol ed to the Speakers apartment,
tue doors OF which, were forthwith closed TO all
hUt professional ceiticmen SEA eral OF whom aTTy-
ed IN socccsssn, as the news spread into the city
While lying in this apartment Mr. Adams par
tally recovered tic use OF his speech. anu obser ed
il laltenug accents u his is the end OF earth = but
ga cky I'd 'el Il am comrs.cl" Members had
by this tine reached Mr.. As abode with the mel
auCEoIV intelligence and soon after. Mrs Adams
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-10

E.syrT.-Ry late census this ancient
division If the world ls found 10 contain
; .0G0, 600 inhabitants.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-10

4 .Ncr L'tury for Pmis.-Thc Jardin
oliver, which may he considered almost
the greatest enterprise for public amusement
ormodcln times. in Paris, was Iately open
ed. This establishment has no parallel at
present in Europe, and IS 10 be conducted
ON a scale of lbcraIity ana magniticcncc,
which will admit Of no future competition.
Beneath an immense dome of glass the Wis
tiers may wander amid the soh,udes Of the
tropics, EMPOWERED in the shade of cocoa
trees. mangoc, and banana; while ut their
fee, spring lhc myriad host Of gaudv flowers
peculiar 10 the torrid zone. \ double ioun-
tain, sand to Use to the height of one hun
bred feet. maintains the GOODNESS of the At
mosphere. which might otherwise be found
too much heated, and adds To the illusion.
\ splendid bali room has been contrIved
amid this enchanted grove; and the effect of
the whoie,whcn illuminated by the thousand
je,s of gas, which light the building from
without The glass dome, is indescribab!y
bcauu.ul.-Paris C0rrcspondeptof the 1t
les.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-10

We hope the Barnburners will stick to
their text; though they are by no means 50
decided with regard TO the Proviso as we
could wish. Chicago Tribune.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-10

4 Nouh." coat Inns been ms cHtcj ia England 50
arranged as 10 form dress coat side ouJ. and d
weather proof tla,c,lng coat on the other side,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19
BAIT, MORE, Jan. Is, 1915

BAIT MORE, Jan. is, 1913.
The Recall Of General ScoH-Financial 1dfairs
of the City-Ihe Office Seekers-Tae Model
Artists, &c.
1t is positively asserted here that General Scott
has been Peremptorly recalled from the seat OF
War, and General Worth placed In suprune com.
mand-that all those placed under arrest bv Ge.
neral Scott have been released, and he ordered
home IN disgrac the Pfcsident does not
show good and sufficient reason for his action
in this matter, the recall of General Scott will
be likely to result in making him President of
the United States He only wants little go.
vernmeat persecution, added 10 his military
fame, TO make him President
Our City Council assembled Yesterday, nd re-
ceived the annual message from the Mayor
which shows the financial affairs of the CITY TO
be In a most prosperous condition Durint the
past year, there were erected 2006 houses in
creasing by the new asse ssment The taxable pro.
perry of the city no less than Sll 200 600
The oiilce-seekers OF Baltimore are beginning
10 grumble at the new Governor. for not max ing
his appointments before thus time. There are
about seventy-hve expectants for the office
justice OF the peace, all of whom are study %
Il lack stone with an energy Unprecedented q
The number Of applicants for wood corder
inspectors, &c. are doubly numerous, and daily
increasing. The Governor has left Annapolis 5,
on a visit 10 his family at Easton, doubtless to
avoid their opportunities; and the probability is,
that he will send his appointments from there TO
Annapolis.
The Model Artists h I'D an overwhelming house
last night an eem TO prosper unpreced-ntedly
under the Gems rsnp OF the press The sxhi.
bit'on is certainly grand one, but should not
mal's ana females. There has not been Il lad
10 witness their p-rlormance here, and probably
VIII pot be, unless exclusive lady's nighl
should be given.
Mrs. Burton appeared lac, ,igb, a, III. From,
street theatre, and, as usual. drew a crowded
house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19
Foreign MARI cts.

KINGSTON. JAM. Dec - -Bu'iness is unusually dull
for the season of the year Tue approach Of the
Christmas holidays does not appear tn have given
slightest impetus to business operations Our supplies
Of dry provisions Increasing; but the difficulty Of
negotiating paper considerably cnecks trade and
banks refuses to discount at longer sight than thirty
days Flour An active dem and consequent on the
reduced prices cccssioned by the free receipts
has characterized the market for this article within the
past fortnight. New Orleans brands sell at 3es and
Baltimore brands at 40s Sales of 500 bbs Meal has
advanced and Philadelphia qualities readily command
los to 20s per Dbl, aud i4s to lis Rics-Maket well
81 per tiercs Brsad-A Batimore pilot bread sold
yesterday at 22s bb and 200 bbs If Wssons brand
acid to-day for 22 Cd together with 500 bbls crackers
2ls stock not heavy Butter The prices of this srti
Gle very much depressed bv the heavy qusntity
hand and holders have to submit decline present
sales Cd to I'D per To- Lard receipts OF this article
have greatly exceeded the denend particularly he
hands this week at TX per ID Candes--Upward Of
1000 boxes from Philadelphia we'll ted sold at SID
lb and 200 boxes OF 6s and l6 cold at the
Msckere- sos 34s DER bbl Aewives- None to BE- had
here; would bring GAS Herrn9s wanted: sales of
round at ass and split at 23s vt which they
readily taken Pork 800 bbs ss,, and $50 bb
prime SIS and prime is worth s4 per Dbl Hams
Cheese 81 per H. of which 200 boxes sold early this
week Bsef sos 52' and quarter bbls of bring
2ls Corn 40 ba,s New Orleans brought IS 81 per
bushe A large qusptity Of South American. in lots
IS bsgs has been moved 29s sos for old and IS Sd
20 3. Sd per bu.hel, for Sugar-A considerable
decliue has taken in the vaoe Of this article and
prices from l5s to ISIS Per 100 lbs according
TO quslity Pim-nto has met sale ut "a 81 per 10
Exchange on London Colonial and Plaoters snk, 90
days at sight. The Jamaica Bank has not drawn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19
WASHINGTON, January H. lS4S.
4 Marriage in High Lite-Th Postmaster Gene
ral-His Mode Of Dispensing Patronage Cor

WASHINGTON, January II, lS4S.
4 Marriage in High Lite-Ihe Postmaster Gene
rai-His Mode Of Dispensing PATRONAGE Cor.
ruption, &c.
To day, at twelve o'clock, Sarah the daugh.
ter of Senator Benton, was married to a young
gentleman of ST. Louis. There We're seven
bridesmaids The happy couple with their
friends) took passage in this evenings cars for
Baltimore, whence they will 20 West. Colonel
Benton is of the kindest and best fathers
that ever lived; and hen he took fare well of his
daughter at the depot, he pressed her in his arms,
kissed her, and said, ga fathers blessing 90
with You, my child " H also babe an affection
ate adleu to his new-made sou-in-law.
A move was made IN the House, to-day, by
General Mckay, TO restore the former arrange
ment tor carrying the Southern mail. Talking
OF Cave Johnson, have you heard that he recent
iy- gave good fat job of printing mail routes t.
Dutch paper IN thus city, called the ''Zeitmng?'
He has been patronizing the establishment for
several years, and IN return he gets Dutch puff
from the editor | have been told that all the
government patronage 10 this concern is five
thousand dollars year. II have been wrong
ly informed, perhaps the Post Office Committee
OF the Hous- OF Representatives an inquire into
The facls. 4 see you justly complain that the
Post Once officials pass by the Herald, which rs
legally erttIed 10 government advertising Only
see: the Dutch paper has not four hundred sub
scribers, (some say. not two) and although the
has been here about four years. ! have no where
seen copy of II; but If | did, couldn't read it
The ditor of The Ciereiand Piaindeaier says
he was recently IN the city, aud called upon ihr
Postmaster n-ral to know why his paper.
having the largesl number of subscribers at that
plrc-, had not tne pr1tng CT dead letters &c,
given 10 II. 81 have heard that you're
WIlniot proviso man. said Johnson, " aud re-
quiIeyru To give your views IN whiting" Now,
the editor OF the Dutch paper will declare any
Wy. Perhaps Mr.. johnson could not pay thu
railroad company what it asked, becausr he
wanted the ditf-rence OF Inc amount Offered and
that asked, TO feed his saur-kraut puiier In this
city
Mr.. Johnson, however, is no, the only head
OF department who throws patronage In the same
channel. Brooke and Shiiliugtop, your ageut-
IN this city, have their periodical depot, corner
OF the Avenue and Four id a-halt street
crowded every morning on the arrival Of thu
Herald. They sell single copies, as we'll as re-
ceive Subscriptions.
Mr.. HUT, Of the House, who has been sick
for several weeks, resumed his seat to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT james b.
Hunt, to be register of the and office at Sault
de Ste Marie. Michigan. Michael A. Patterson, to be
receiver Of public moneys at Sault de Ste Marie Mich
gan Samuel Holmes to be register Of the land oce at
Quincy Illinois, vice William Flood resigned Tbeo
Greensburg Louisiana, vice Peter Kemp resign ed
Purdy McElvsne, to bs res liver of public moneys at
Upper saudu.ky, Ohie vice Christian Huber, removed
John Miller to be- register Of the land Office at Bates
willie, Arkansas, vice Henry n ell, removed
In the Nary Samuel Chase Barney now master
to be q lieutenant In tho navy from the l2tn Of No.
vsmber lsi to ill the vacancy cccasicned BY the
of Lieutenant Theodore B. Barrett Benjamin B
Hunter master. TO be lieutenant in the navy
from the 2sth Of November, lsd7 fill the oc
cssioued by the death of L'eueaant John NJ Gardner
In the NJ rine Corps-Willsm Dusny now ca plain.
to be msj in the marine corps from 18th Novem
Der S47 fill the vacancy occssioned by death of
q frat lieutenant to be captain in the marine corps
from the 18th Of November lS47 to fill the vacancy oc
casoned by the promotion Of Captain William Duany
Daniel J. sutherland. q second lieutenant to be
first lieutenant In the marine CORPS from the 18th
November, lS47 to fill the vacancy ccasioned BY the
John Lloyd Broome. to be second lieutenant in the
marine corps 10 Oil the vacancy occasoued by ths pro-
motion Of Second Lieutenant Daniel j Sutherland
William Stokes Boyd to be q second lieutenant in the
marine corps to fill the vacancy occasonsd by the death
Of Second Lieutenant Henry Welsh
4. me .4rmy First Leutenanat Samuel G French,
Of the third regiment artillery to he assistant quar-
termsster with the rank Of captain vice Shower who
vacates his staff commission First Lieutenant Rufus
ingalls, of the FIRST regiment Of Dragons to bs assistant
quartermastsr With the rank Of capt n vice Churchill
deceased FIRST Lieutenant Elias Kane, Of the Sc
copd regiment OF diageoust BE- assistant
with tbs rank Of captain, vice Armstrong killed in
tie.
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M sii:ss ;:s; s.s n. s', s.ss N: s' IL
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NYok: Clement, Mayo, Boston; ,chr Merchant, Tester
EA.IrpEr Jan io-sd, brig, Ella Pike Philadelphia II
HoLMEs' EoLx, Jan it-Arr briggs Andrew Ring franklin,
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sko6ss NOeans; William, Hall. Apsaehcoa; bark syl.
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Suffolk Delawsre City: Boz ah Jackson. FraDkfott fo
Octavia Sargent and Falmouth Walker Havana; ryig
della Shaw Ipb, schr Don Nicholas YORK st Jago 18Th,
returned rk Burnham swee,r which sailed i2th fortH
back of head winds Sid 10th, bark
Agenora hrig Eimin.
poRTsMouTa Jan Arr brig W,top, Lord Baltimore
WscAssEr, Jsn n-C.d b-igs Norm new Miller. por'
and; Esypsu Orum trinidad 10Th. SID ship Tame,lAne
Henderson, Savannah
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CITY misc .aueous) schr Rer III Manuel. B.ltimore
;oors Mda. French Yors; Anon. Miller DO; vgi!sot
h..h d. 18th std sG. ar Ta ancev!s ic Ch,s
AID Jam.. Bafrs May. Phi adtipS;s Big. Ets.5 from
pu, into Dutch Is and Harbor 18th, 10: huber
SALEM, Jan l7--Ar schrs MAIL ehead Smith, Richmond
re!cgraph-d barbs Cuba E Gla.gow Sarah Warren fin
@ O., va Ham ava IT ON N.S 9efrf Sig
BAL imoe, Knowles jr PHILADELPHIA; brig Hardy n ring
ton; vana schr Lawrence Manson Hawkins N York
lane briggs ie,, laot yest,rday) Chocnw; brig Cor air
JAILED yesterday; br Alb Perkins. which cleared l2h for
Bortsm nth vemains in aud is lds Tor reston 18th
sAyAI Jan ls-Ar shin John Cumming. Dwight Ports
mou ca sr eark Ssns, Davis. Live-pool sehr Arictu
Wheeler Boston.
WiLMleeToN, Jan liar .ehr Napoleon Smith N York:
lsh, srhr wesogps, W York; 18Th schr Diugo Peter
gill Newport. !; 4th. three m,sted schr Alvsrdo Cope
Ss sss 4esas s'5 sf"'H ds
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schub-S HuEhes Wad &eO.sN ss.,r,s TAG; irwin
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walnuts $40 boxes lemons 1000 do 200 ORA
per Devlin
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Arrival OF Strangers,
TUESDAY, JAN 10

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9ay dSi Mr. Dsvtny do MT RB,ssie do; Mr. s!um d.
AsToR HOUSE.
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FRANKLIN HOTEL.
a.o 9oI Fd eSA NV bsy R
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LovEJoY's HOTEL.
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JAIME. MsCu,oes, hadelSsa; WIiIi,m Day M.s,achu.
i 5, Beech Norwich; simr.l Moor Gideon suI,.1
Rsaa New Ai'
Watertown.
NORTHERN HOTEL.
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Philadelphia.
RATHBuN's HOTEL.
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Giles, Rhode ISLAND; Hall, Utica; w II Clark, Coz
necIicut; NJ Hall, 90: Wiiamson Westchesttr; T.
Carter Newtureh; Bailey. Connecticut: L Hooper,
Jersey; Gregory. Conuecticut Fsrs, Dutchss CO.
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
D Begs. England Mr. Merritt Wa'hington; Dauver.,
" Mr. and "a Merrill Boston; Capt Johnson FL gsnd
Or BAGS, do: YRS Merritt s,hnt ton Warner Ohio;
Z w Heard, do A Bennett, N Y; J Mathews Syracuse
UNITED STATES HOTEL
II A Robinson. Danforth Louisville; j NJ Lewis, New
Haven't Captain Barstow New York; Cipt Lnscott Msiue;
Lees. En-, land htwater Jr Brmiugham Rev Pidds.
by LADY snd four children tnE!and Ian err New B5i;
smith, sprnsf,ld: II Taylor Csnada; G Tavlor Gin.
cnnati; M Marks Mane II Ha den. Wa,erbury; Capt
h,istins ship st James; Ingersoll. New York; W
WiIet. Capt Potter. Vermont a q H,n.haw, provdence;
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keene. Maine: Daboi New London; Thomas Janvers;
w X Small, Massachusetts.
WESTERN HOTEL.
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Vim Joh son Bufa'o; VIM Wen, do; J. NJ Rice. Washing.
ton county; Will ans, do; j Richards A,tieboro; A
Hall, Quebec A; A Tweedy Norwich; Thos Sewall,
Boston: j Hrndeu on, PhiladeIphia
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co uRlEliCs Al INTELLIGE NCE
Stock Nlnvkefs.

PErLApEI PHIA, Jen 49, F,st Board $50 Loan g..
67, 99 $500 Treasury Notes sSk;. SO suk az
500 treasury Notes asA; 500 rate s. 7o Tex
reaury II; lr0 sorrs Canal &; 1870 sIn Del
Canal e's cash, IL Firm Mech's B,nk .s4; saaoo .
Lehish i.a Scrip 81 500 Treasury Note, e9 IS Nonh
Am las az after Sales Man and Mechs bans 81: 5000
as 50 Exchange B.nk "a: $500 " Treasury Notes,
5000 do, 9S1l; l3,500 U 8 Loan e. 81 $50
BosToS Jan II Brokers Board II shs Vermont Central
Rail d, 80 d" Fall kailrd 81 do do 87l do do
q; d. Western ailr.a d l0aA rights of; IS Old &C.
| Railroad 89A 20 d. 90 do kas Raiir ad r4k
DO DO oah 2do sorhers ana Msioad sax do Amek.ss
1880 63h; $4,000 do u; ls Northern Rail ,ad Oh
T<c Second BoGrd-7 sns We tern Railroad, l04 RICH
off; l6 do do l03A 8 off
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I AW OFFlCt.-The snbscrihers having formed a law
IL partnership and opened Office 1T No Wall street,
Will be Apply TO ttend IN such professional bun-xs "a
be coGfded to them VAN BUREN,, II. w ROBINSON.
New Yo'k, January II. 1913
IN A LAWYt RS OFF, k--Wsnted. a person who has
zone knowledge Of practice, md who wrIe suitable
nand None need apply unless qualified. TO person de
sious OF improvement and not dent salary condea
,e advantages will b. able Term, three dollars per
tween aud o'clock % We'd esdsy and Thursday.
DUBLIsHLD THIS DAf-Bl MEsshs LE4vITT
L TbOW X co, No. 1911 Broadw way" NapLrs 'Tlic
sesuc, OF its B,y:"s Poem with cppious notes deep IN
tere.irg at the present instant "Vedi Napo morn nv
tfedoDu us hat mnre en- hanng Is hll vi fertile
neatb cline m ~ lovely aud sky cue land O er
which the gentes ZEPHYR breathe Arou whose winding
shores whose lofty etween, lndentpg all h lana the
sentest wst d.. Fxe! d in each gulf aud zach
cuclnp bay ho'ls tn, bnsht u' Of the tide; Whist
IN IFS tu face smafth the wiring srnhesns plav. What
more cue hantig ha 10 this shore ameis village
Spesd the couUty DER. Cs spperb az pear III stately
structures crowned Suchsuch is Italy such this ia'd re-
owned B-Anv gam f'm he public s,ior 10 70 be deyo
Ted to the funds of he Ielinr ne violent Society
1CO, PSPEk MAkEhs--W pted, cha,,r i9t ths
= Msehin'rv m a Ten Yeas Leass OF ,mn raEin
WILL, few hJu's' sal fiom New York. WIZ pc Mlos
nrgan as the owne' IL about to no into anomet
me water nt ~ very low, indeed me m'.l nv M
h'rcueh rep-i last summer Tn. freight 10 New Yo -
wi large that holds six veEs wnt' ~
,ry seas,ns-Addess note pst paid 10 roper VII Don
No =. su Ofi-e
II UN BUG-t HtOROEOnM-Ths relfect'y 81 and
vIvabe agent commented up,n IN y.serdays Herald
will be admpi1,ered day with comfort 20 The istcL
~ ~urricai and painful denial operaoaa by On dANSoN,
100 18Th It eth ave4ue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19
b ossrrlsd sal iassa minutes n ihs rssdias,

fEs ele0 tut merit ~ ptcFttyt
a pscking.box makers shop, ia Dock street,
was set on fire last hight; but its prompt disco
very enabled the hr~men to extinguish il in a
very short time. A drunken man who had been
employed by the proprietor, but quarrelled with
him yesterday, has been arrested on suspicion of
having been the incendiary.
The steamer was teegraphed here about noon,
as below New York, but not an item of her news
has yet reached here. The communication by
telegraph has been interrupted since o'clock,
from some unexplained cause. 1t is presumed
that pole has been blown down by the wind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

LETTERS AND DISPATCHES -About 5000 letters in
tended to have been forwarded bv the Csledouis
turday, rensin in our Post Office, mostly from New
YORK We were in error Saturday in stating h It
the American dispatches left behind with the let
t-rs. They were received by previous mail and duly
foIw arded boston Irons Jan IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

ssHs Beworfea from frankfort fl, Marsisue 90, uio
Icrtisc 18th az 10 consequence OF the extreme cold weather
hs.ng burst the water ca night Of t 60 miles sou,hess
Of Mophsgan.
SonR @oRNIKo SrAR, Besss, from Delaware City for
Wareham with iron, went to Dec l3 and NOT
scHR PAMPLIco days from 81 Bats was spoken on the
stn instant lat - TO- Ion rs ls with bowso'r sprung and