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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-07
ALBANY. Senfemher G..

ALBANY, September 6--10 p. M
We send you the following returns received by
telegraph from the following places:-Rutland
county.-Clarendon, Ira, Middletown, Pierlet,
Pittsheld, Rutland, Sherburne, Shrewsbury,
Wells, Castleton, Poultney, Fairhaven, Hubbards-
town, and Dwell, give l7O6 for the wings, and 1888
tor all others. Last year the same places gave 1863
for the wings, and 1872 for all others Windsor
and Chester give 23s for the
wings, and 305 for all others. Last year, 3O2 for
the wings, and 294 for all others Windham county
-Rotherineham give ll29 wing, and FOG for
all others Last year, the same gave 2ls for the
wings, and 2O5 for all others. Addison county
Middlebury, shoreham, Waybridge, Whitney,
Vergennes, and Salisbury, give 69A for the wings,
and 1872 TOR all others. Last year the same places
gave 722 for the wings, and 455 for all others.
The returns indicate that no choice has been
made for Governor The returns gwen, show the
election of ~ members to the lower branch of the
Legislature. The counties of Franklin, Chitten-
den, Addison, Windsor, Rutland, Windham and
Grand Isle, show an increase of wing strength,
compared with last year. The most prominent
changes have been in the democratic and aboli-
ton towns. where the change has been from both.
of those parties to the free soiIcrs.
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Police Intelligence.

Constructive Larceny.-O Officers Edwards and Smith,
Of the third district police arrested, yesterday after
. considerable search man by the name Of Augustus
Grandjean, German Jew, on . warrant Issued by
Justice Osborne, wherein he stands charged with OBJ
taninga gold lever watch valued at $40 the property
pears from the adavt that the accused called upon
Mr.. Gsntz, and represented that he wanted to
purchase . watch for cash and further that II he
(Nr. Gantz) would allow him to take the watch OUT
short distance to show person. he would return soon
and either pay the money, bring back the watch.
This Transaction took place about the Goth Of July,
and since that time Mr. G. has not either received
back the watch the money but subsequently
Mr. G. ascsrtained that the accused had pledged the
watch for debt The watch recovered by the
officers, and the accused committed to prison for
trial.
Charge of Stealiag a Boaf.-Ofloer Lcech, Of the
Sth ward arrested yesterday four fellows called Henry
w. Gaugh, John Miller, James O'Brien, ana John
Gallagher, on charge OF stealing boat, sails and
oars valued at $50, the property Of Samuel Webb.
Jusice Bleakley committed the accused parties for
examination. 49,
DeTendinx the Character of a Lady.-Undcr this
head We noticed the arrest Of several gentlemen
terdsy, ON q charge OF assault and battery, in de-
Tending the reputation Of q married lady. One Of
these gentlemen charged, We named David c.
Morsbesd, instead Of which, It ought to have been
VIM. J. Morehead
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Board OF Supervisors.

This Board held special meeting last evening. His
honor the Mayor, in the chair. The minutes Of last
meeting were read and approved.
The MAYoR stated that he had called the Board to-
gether, for the purpose Of submitting to them COM
which he had received from the Surrogate
rendering his resignation; which, on motion was ac-
cepted.
The Board, motion, hereupon proceeded to ballot
for the appointment of q successor. The following
gentlemen were proposed Isaac V. Fowler, J. b.
Haskin, d. B. Ogden and w. s. Wood.
A ballot was ordered, when there appeared, on the
first ballet, for
l. d. Fowler ........ o J. b. Haskin. ..... 2
ID. B. Ogden. ..........7 Blank. ................
A two.thrds vote being necessary to a choice, a
second ballot was ordered, when there appeared for
Fowler. ............ Haskin .............
ogden o
Aid. FITZGERALD here moved to adjourn. The mo-
tion was lost.
third ballot was ordered when there appeared for
Fowler. ............. Hsskin ............
The special business hereupon ordered to be laid
on the table; when, after receiving few petitions,
which appropriately referred the Board adjourn
ed, to meet on Saturday evening next, at O'Clock.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Caleb Cushing Nominated for Governor OF
Massachusetts.

Caleb Cushing Nominated for Governor OF
Massachusetts.
BosToN, Sept. 6, 1S4S.
The Democratic State Convention assembled
to-day, and organized by the appointment of Hon.
Henry Croker, as Presid ent
Addresses were delivered by Messrs. Benz. F.
Hallett, Caleb Cushing, and Robert Rantoul.
Much enthusiasm prevailed
Considerable excitement and some disturbance,
was created by the announcement of two sets of
delegates from Taunton-one in favor of Cass, the
other in favor of Van Buren,. Finally committee
appointed to inquire into the matter, and then
the subject was dropped.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for a
candidate for Governor, with the following re-
suit
For Caleb Cushing. ................. 3S2
For Frederick Robinson. .......... 220
Gen. Gushing was declared to be nominated.
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Sporting Intelligence.

BUFFALO, Sept. 8, lS4s.
Yesterday, we had one OF the finest trot-
ting contests, in point Of time and interest,
ever witnessed in this, or any other part Of the
world. Itwasa trot In harness, two mile heats,
between General Dunham's 8. z. Moscow John
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september Weonesohy Ss'oo S"f"ss
The publication Of the Morning Edition Of Herald
mncsd yesterday minutes before and finished =,
minutes past oclock the FIRST Afternoon Edition oom-
menced Is minutes Of o'clock and fnished st minutes
Of clock the second at o'clock and finished ct MI
ute mast oolock.
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PITrsBURG, Sept. 6, l84S.
A convention of barnburners was held here to-
day, which recommended Mr.. Gazzam, of Pitts
burg, as a candidate for Governor. G.. w. Jack
son was nominated for -, to complete the
county ticket
large number of delegates were appointed to
attend the State Convention, to be held at Read
ing, for the purpose of nominating candidates for
State officers and Presidential electors.
We have but two and half feet water IN the
channel at present.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETY,
PROPRIETOR

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Everg steam packet day for Euyspsds ereaaaios
kSa sssu < Printed il H. French ISss
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"a" v r1 CORRESPOND containing import
ant collected 'm any quarter Of the world; used '0
HDpER epery ornsas and to ,. y.e
morning and evening edtions) at reasonable
prices; to b wrten N po egibls manner; the proprietor
PRINTING Of all Kinds ereeutsd beautifully snd 10Th DE-
patch Orders received at ts Otee corner " s"'" ""o
NJ SoTHS taken Of On l.. VIA:
=: guaranty II hs GOOD faith W. 1sTs rejected
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
PARK observation-disclosures CIoccA-EroS
Boz.
BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery.-FRA DtAvoLo-PEr OF THE
PKIrIcoArs-PILor OF THE GERMAN OCEAN,
BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway-MrrAMoRA-Eros
Boy.
NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham street-OL. BuLI>-Mrs-
rERIrs AND MItKAIEs OF New YonK-ls He JEALova
NIBLOs, AsToR PLACE-IL BARmzRE DI sIvIcLrA.l
BURToNs THEATRE, Chan beers strest-THE CAPTURE
CAPTAIN CUrrLx-OLp HoNKsTY-PALAcEo OF PLEASURE
CASTLE GARDEN-MuaoAL ENr sRrAINnENra
SOCIETY LBRARY-oAMrs.1L's KmsrREIs
MINERVA RooMs-TAyLoR's CAMPAIGNS.
PANORAMA HALL-BAsvARp's PANORAMA.
TABERNACLE-MonAvrAN MwsrnrLs CONCERT.
New York, Thursday, September 2, ls4s.
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THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH AND RAILWAY EXPRESS.
&C. &c &c.

LONDON, Sunday Morning, Aug. 20, l84S.
The strike on the Northwestern line of RAIL
way has terminated by the restoration Of the
men to their situations.
The Consol market, yesterday, was very de-
pressed, and the wet weather is likely to prove
still more unfavorable to 1t.
London Is all quiet.
The foreign news is unimportant.
Arrival of the United States.
The Ocean Steam Navigation Company's ship,
United States, Captain Hackstaf, which sailed
from New York on the 9th, reached Southampton
on the night of the 18th, having made the run
across, in about thirteen days. This Is another
excellent performance, and places her amongst
the fastest ocean going steamers. The news
brought by the United States, respecting the IN
surrecon In Cuba, was sent by electric telegraph,
to London, thence to Paris, and Madrid, and ap-
peared In all the English papers of the 10Th. We
must again congratulate Captain Hackstaf on the
splendid character which his noble ship has at
tanned.
The Latest Market Reports.
LIVERPOOL Corror MARKET, August 10.
The sales, to-day, are estimated at 5000 bales
The market, although firm not active, and prices
of all kinds the same the previous day The
business included $500 American at Sd. 61kd; $50
Pernam and Maranham at 4zld. 6>4d.; 100 Bahia at
514d.; and eco Surst at 2s4d. q Sd.
LIVERPOOL Conn MARKET, August 10.
The weather has been favorable during the day
for harvest operations. There little passing
in the trade but holders enabled to maintain the
full rates of yesterday Barrelled -four is selling
BIZ. $685. Indian is in request for Ireland, and
will likely continue So on account Of the reported
failure Of the potsto crop.
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BnRMupA.-By an arrival yesterday, we are IN
receipt Of flies Of the Herald and Of the Royal
Gasate, published at Bermuda, to the 9th ult
Not word of news Is contained in them
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Sailing OF the Britannia.

BosroN, Sept. 8, lS4s
The steamer Britannia sailed from her wharf
to-day. She took out % passengers for Liverpool.
and for Halifax. She carried out no specie.
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From there returns IL will be seen that the metallic
reserve contnuesto increase the augme being
about AZ milliens in the Paris Bank, and about one
million In the provincial establishments. The dis
counts are again restricted to the extent Of AZ mil
lions the week The protested bills have amounted
to or about 500 900 less than the week be-
fore On the side Of the liabilities the notes In circu
aton have fallen Oh about TX millions; the account
current Of the treasury Is at present 6523460f
about eight millions In advance Of last week The
whole amount Of tho metallic Ia now 1888 mil
lions to 1856 millions Of notes In circulation.
Markets.
+. LosDov MoSEr MARxEr, Aug. 1o-P. M.-Thcre has
been very little movement In public securities this
morning. Consols opened at S5'< z, and have been
done from to 6ls for the account. They have alter
mated chiefly from buyers to sellers at &c. tho wetnsss
OF the morning having contributed to throw gloom
upon the market. For money, they have bssn done
nom SOS the Three per Cents Reduced Stx OK;
Stock 1oo ~ India, 23s 40; June Elcheausr DiiIs
% zss.i and India Bonds, 2ls. 2ss prom.
There has been little interest in the transactions IN
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10th ult., says, the South Alabamiaw informs us
that some very rich lead ore has been found in
Butler county. II is remarkable for Its richness,
yielding, the editor was told from 30 to 80 per cent
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Whig Nomination for Congress.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6, lS4S
The wings of the 18th district have nominated.
Jesse c. Dickey for Congress-
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The dysentery prevails in Fall River and vici
nifty to an unusal extent, particularly among chill
dren--the proportions Of deaths is unusually large
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The HKALrH OF THE Crr.-Thc committee Of
the Board Of Health report the health Of the city to
be good There have been no new cases OF yellow
fever At quarantine since the last rep
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Movements OF Travellers

We found at the Astor, last night-Com Stockton,
U. S. A. At the Frapkn-Capt. Warner, ship West.
minister; G. Weller, Baltimore; Col. Armstrong, Red
Hook; p Williams, Washington. At the City, r.
Taylor virginia j. r. Evans, Philadelphia, (died of
apoplexy in the act of regsteringhs nameD s. Marsh
New Orleans; g. Maher Virginia; II. King, Lexing-
tom E. Bell, England L. Holmes, Canada At the
How ard-W. Hunt, Philadelphia; S. Sherwood, Balt-
more; r. N Howard, Tennessee.
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The Latest Market Reports.
Marine Affairs.

The DRAMArIc LINE OF LIVERPOOL PAcKErs.-Mr.
E. K Collins has disposed of his interest in the line
Liverpool Packets long known the Dramatic Line,
to Messrs. SpoGord, Tieston Co.. Of this city, for
a round sum, the transfer to take place Immediately,
the latter gentlemen despatching the Sheridan now
in port the 26th inst, and receiving the Others
viz: Garrck Roscus and Siddons they successive
ly arrive from Liverpool. s., T. Co., well known
in this community the agents of the Charleston line
of steamers and the Of efficient line Of Ha-
yana packets who will doubtless sustain their reputa-
ten in this, their enterprise. Mr.. Collinsalso
relinquishes his New Orleans line of packets ships
berth, signal &C., in favor Of Mr. I. p Stanton, al
ready engaged in that trade and will devote his
untrammeled energies to the successful establishment
of his line Of steamships between this Fort and Liver
pool; he WILL sure, meet with success in this
important undertaking-at any rate, know he will
deserve it.
THE STEAMSHIP GEORGIA was launched in beautiful
style yesterday from the yard of her builders Messrs
Smith Dimon, and was Immediately taken to the
dock attached to the establishment of Messrs Secor
Co where she will receive her engines.
ANorHER LAuNcH.-A fine ship of $50 tons burthen,
well built and elegantly modelled, will be launched by
Messrs Perrne Patterson Stack from their yard at
Williamsburg, near Grand street ferry on Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock. She is called the VIM Henry
Harbeck is intended for the freightng business and
is owned and to be commanded by Capt. r. Shinn,
formerly of the bars iwanowna
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Vermont Election.

ALBANY, Sept. 6-9P.M
Seventy-eight towns have been heard from
In the Western part of the State, and along the
Northern telegraph line.
The representatives elected stand
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Wing majority. .........
ANOTHER DESPATCH.

ANOTHER DESPATCH. ..f
BosToN, September 6, 1S4S.
The election in this State came off yesterday,
and we send you the following returns, which
show gain in favor of the wing and abolition
votes, compared with the vote of 1917.
Windham county, seventeen towns, gives the
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Actual Circulation OF the Herald.

New York, Thursday. September q, ls4
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The journal de la Haye states that the King Of the
Netherlands, considering the Importance attached to
vision of the Fundamental Pact, has resolved to
plete the number Of the members Of the Ft Chamber
Of She States General His Majesty has appointed tie
I'm oe, van ysn %
Beverwaerd Adyk member Of the Equestrian
Order of the States Of Guelders and F. Van der Ou-
dermeuien, Councillor of State and President Of the
Society Of Commerce in the Netherlands.
schleswig-HolsteIn.
The letters from Hamburger to-day repeat the uni
versai expectation of speedy adjustment with Dem
fort Nassau weimar, ke but it was understood that
the orders for further supplies had been
HAMBURcH, Aug Is.
Troops continue to arrive from the interior and to
be Forwarded on to the north Yesterday battalion
Of Nassau infantry, 800 strong, arrived at Altoona
from Harburg, whittier they came at o'clock by an
ers and howitzers accompanied them, with baggage
and ammunition carriages These troops were In ap-
very excellent but seemed not to be In the
highest spirits, and cooly received at Hsrburg
BY the people complete brigade OF three battalions
will arrive by tomorrow.
The Saxe.Weimar and Frankfort infantry, 100
This doy Major General Van Buiow arrived here
from Berlin, and left immediately In steamer for
Sweden. This ofbcer possesses full powers from the
King Of Prussia TO conclude armistiee With Dem
mark and he made secret In saying persons here
that, in consequence Of his mission, the greatest
hopes of speedy settlement Of the dispute might be
The following official notice from our Consul Gene
raj has been this day published =
BuRoH AND ALTorA:
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and u. vessels bsisngins e friendly and neutral powers
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STATE The BANK FRANCE AND ITS Branches II
THE nth OF AuGUsT, 184S.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
PARK THEATRE-OrHEILo-SIGSoR CIoccA-EroS
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Gen. Cushing was declared to be nominated.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-04-19
in COMMON COUNCIL,
APRIL Sth. lS4S.


Mr. Shelley was qualified as Common Coun-
Gilman, and took his seat at the Board.
On motion of Mr. Hartman the following resolu-
tion was adopted:
Resofrcd, That the Ordinance passed July IL,
1915. requiring the streets TO be swept during the
mouths OF May, June, July, August and Septem-
Der, be SO amended as to include the months of
April and October.
Absent, Alexander H. III. Stuart, Alderman.
Alexander s. Hall, Chamberlain elect Of this
Corporation, appeared before the Council, with A.
H. H. Stuart his securities and rendered his bond as
such, in the penalty Of three thousand dollars CON
d'tloned as the Ordiuances require, in the words
and figures following. TO wit. "know all men,"
&c.-the said Bond being acknowledged before the
Council by Alexander S. Hail. Merrill Gushing
and Alexander H. III. Stuart, is received and ap-
proved, and ordered to he filed
Present, A. III. III. Stuart, Alderman
Samuel IL. Clarke, Sergeant of this Corporation,
presented his account and settlement, showing a
balance IN his hands, uneXpended of sixty six dol
lars and sNty-two and half cents, which account,
with the vouchers accompanying it, was examined
by the Board, approved and ordered to be filed
On motion of Mr.. Stuart, the following resolu
ton was adopted
Rcsofrcd, That the Sd Section OF the Ordinance
establishing rules aud regulations for the govern
ment of the Common Council, DO and the same is
hereby repealed
On motion Of Mr.. Baldwin the following resolu-
tlons were adopted
Resoiced, That the Ordinance entitled can Or.
dinance to establish and regulate Market" pass
ed June rs, 1857, shall be strictly enforced from
the first day of May next, and that the Clerk of
the Council give notice Of the intention to do so.
In The public newspapers of the town.
hesoired, That said Ordinance be so amended
as to require that the market shall not commence
until daylight, and that the market hours shall con-
tinue from day light until | | o'clock NJ
Onmotun of Mr.. Baldwin, the following resolu.
ton was adopted:
Resoircd, That The s'Ordinance concerning
Dogs" passed April lth, 1887 be strictly enforc,
ed from the LIST day of May next, and that notice
DO given of such intention in the newspapers of the
! town. TTesle |
JAS. +. PATTERSON, Clerk.
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FOR THE SPECTATOR.
SYNOPSIS
Cfme ".act to authorize the County Court Of .4,s-
ge,so to subscribe for Stock in the Situation and

Cfthe ".act to authorize the County Court Of .4,s-
gtsio to subscribe for Stock in the Situation and
James Riuer Turnpike Company.
LIST Section.-R Requires Commissioners of Elec-
hon to open polls to take the of the Freehold
eIs OF Augusta county on the question whether the
County Court shall subscribe for Stock in the Staun-
ton and James River Turnpike Company, to an a.
mount not exceeding $4,000.
"a Section.-lfit appears from return of the
poii.oooks that majority OF the freeholders voting,
are IN favor Of the subscription the County Court,
at the May Term, shall order all the Justices to
be summoned 10 the June Court
od.-At the June Term, majority of them be-
iIg present, the Justices shall determine whether
The whole OF the $4,000. or what part thereof,
shall be subscribed, and shall appoint an agent to
make the subscription ordered by the Court.
4th.-At the same Term the County Court shall
either borrow the money To pay the instruments of
the subscription and lay levy to pay the interest
and part OF the principal, not exceeding one fifth
part OF the whole sum subscribed or shall Law a
levy for sum not exceeding one fifth of the whole
sum subscribed, in order to pay the subscription i'm
five annual instruments without borrowing The
levy 10 be made ON the lands and town lots in the
county.
5th-Annually at the June Court levy shall
he made 10 pay off the subscription, or the money
borrowed, as the case may be, till the whole is
paid Prortded, that in no year shall the levy
exceed fifth of the sum originally subscribed.
If the subscription be S25 900 the levy can never
exceed S3OCO in any one year.
6ih-The Stock subscribed for shall be vested
IN the County Court. The County Court shall APP
point an agent to represent the county stock IN the
meetings Of the Company, and shall collect the di-
vidends. By the act passed March %. lS47, these
dividends were directed to be applied to the reduc-
ton of the County Lcry Of Augusta by the act
passed at the last session of The General Assembly.
the dividends are directed to be applied 10 the pay
ment in part of the Land Tax of the county. so
that the landowners, who subscribe their money
to pay for the Stock shall have the entire benefit OF
the dividends
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roR the srAusroN SPECTATOR.
TO THE E.4R.MERS OF .aTJcTJST

ne bl taxing the Lands of Augusta has passed both
HOUSES OF the Legislature, and will be submitted TO
AI uec'S,on ON the fourth Thursday in this month
he oo)ect to tax the Lands Of the County as vou
arc aware TO the amount Of twenty five thousand dol
10 DC subscribed by the County Court as SO much
stock in the Scottsvillc Road " '
Inc clause in the bill to which you objected lac,
spring has been removed, and the farmers and the
alone, viii be entitled to the div dends ar;snr
" S .nc investment. The measure is just-thc Road
10 our interests as agricultural people, and
% Wis" 70 see an overwhelming majority in favor of
.nd k Inrn out, then on the day of the Election.
votes. NOES .TI.e ny your
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-04-19
A FRIEND OF THE ROAD.

James Erwin, Esq, a grandson of Mr. Clay,
shot himself at the ST. Charles, in New Orleans,
on the morning of the Sd inst He was perfectly
dead when he was discovered No cause is assign
ed for the act. Mr.. E.. resides in Kentucky, and
went to New Orleans few weeks since for the
purpose of challenging S. s. Prentiss for supposed
impuations upon the character Of his father, con
tanned in aspeech Of Mr. p before one Of the Courts
The challenge was given and accepted but the af-
fair was adjusted before it proceeded to extremites,
by the interference OF mutual friends.