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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

OHIO.-The Difficulties in regard TO The orga-
nzalon Of the Legislature OF Ohio will not pre-
vent The puncual discharge of The Obligation OF
The Slale Il is asserted that the financial agents
have the legal right, The ability and the will 10
project the credit Of The STATE. The agent in New
York has received Geographic despach from
the Treasurer OF Ohio, stating that the January
interest on the State Bonds is already provided tor
and will be paid, beyond contingency.
Baltimore american.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

II NOTICE There will be meeting Of
the Pew-holderS and Members OF the Church
and Congregation of The Second Presbyterian
Church, on Monday, (Chris mas day.) the 25h
ustanf. Punctual attendance is particularly de-
sired, as business OF great importance will be
brought before the meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

TRAVEL TO LYNCHBURG The reader
viii perceive that Nessrs Boyd y E mund have
reduced he rates OF iravel between Richmond
and Lvnch5ule. The fare now between the Two
places is only five dyliars, meals included. See
adsellissMe.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
GREAT REDUCTION
s asS hsH

Fare from II tchm ond to L ynchburs $3.50.
INHE public are respectfully informed, ina,
i on and alter The first day Of January, lSi9,
The price for passage on our Canal Packe>,
from Richmond 10 Lynchburs, will be reduced %
the low fare OF three dollars and 6iiy cents-way
fare in proportion-meals ezra.
Below, see card Of Intermediate distances, III
fare and hours Of passing:
Leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday at
Friday, al s, A. NJ:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

A DROLL BETA singular wager was
laid on Tie Presidential election, by couple OF
p1lnicians 10 Connecticut, who agreed that he
whose candidate was defeated should say corp
Of wood in the street. The Wood was sawed
last Monday in the presence oil a large committee
of aGmiring spectators.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

The SWORD vote: by Congress 10 Gen Qu.
man, Tor nohls conduct al Monterey, was formal
" presented 70 him a. Narchez Mss. IN The 81
inst hv Ctp'sirJ S hn tan. Gen. @. respop.
ded 70 Captain J.. coofessins his erari.ute. and
acknowledging ind b'rdne.s 10 The invincible
bravery oiihe Mississippi and Tennessee troops
iot this 1auering national testimonial
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

DIED,
Departed this life, in his nineteen year, al his
residence in New Castle, Delaware, on Thurs
lay morning, Dec. Dist the Hon. .KENsY JOINS,
Senior Ex-Chancelor OF Delaware and father
OF Rev. Bishop Johns OF his CITY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
Photographed Tor The Baltimore SUM-

TeIeeraphed Tor Tie Baltimore SUM
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 22-6P. NJ.
The stock market is less buoyant anc the Ten
dency =. prices is someU hat cownwari-sm a \
transactions. Government Is 1917 l0s.
Flour is dul >ares today OF about 200 bbls. a.
S5-a small sale is reported al SD o |. Cor
meal 81 IS Rye dour So u a3 IS.
There is a tar. but moi active inquiry III
Wheat sales OF prime while 0S a | IA, AL
ed do. good 10 prime, al 03 06 per bu,ne
Sales Of few thousand bushels Corn at 81 IS
cents for new yellow Oats &c Sic.
The cotton market continues sready-very lit
lie done. Holders ask rather more than buyers
are disposed % give.
Whisky is s,liins at 24l cents per gallon. n
hhls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

SUIT THE ECIION TO THE WORD.
Mr.. Terrell made an address 10 the Taylor
Electoral College Of Georgia. We maize an ex'
,tact from j, a. published
Il thick II may be said with Truth, mat ms Is
nol The uiompl VI psrT-Whiss am Demo
cra,s rvefy@hcre in tie United States have yo'eo
,r Gen. Taylor. And here let me on'r 10 INC
Democracy r.y pIoivan' thanks for ine ala .hey
nave given Us IN he great cause oi cur common
cuunlfy. General Tay,er wi! b. me Pfes'eeh'
II n ,ecpr, IS in iruh he was their canoiua'e
To he he mere Ple>,drnl NJ patty, though Tue
ofi,e is hien me, brings but poor honor.
r. indeed Gen. Tayio's election IS not The tri-
umph OF parry and was achieved by The aid Of
The Democracy; Upon what Plea can The wing
organs rely, 10 demand nol only az entirely Wing
cabinet, but he sweeptns defeat of Democratic
,easure. and he substitution Of their n r'ifa
s.nemss2 Blu, will his selfish supporters al! "
him = cary OCT his pledges, and manifest his
substantial "'hanks" II The Democracy, in letting
mauc,s sand as they are7 They will not, We
have every tear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
Photographed Tor The Baltimore SUM-
New YoHK, Dec. 22-2, p. NJ

Stocks are sill heavy.
The -four market is dull and sales not active
Sales u 1909 bbIs. Al 81 5 81 Tor Western,
and 5 81 5 A Tor Gene>,ee; Gecrselo~n he'd
at So so Corn meal 81; rye flour SO ~.
Sales Of Genessce white wheat al l23c; REQ a.
lG3 lie. Corn IS quite firm, with sales u!
10, 600 bushels a 81 a 80 Gems Tor new mixed,
ana 64a70c Tor Ne y red and old yellow. Oats 81
cents.
Rice, prime, 3, cents per ID. Sugars and mo
lass-s dull
Whlskey 23c and dull.
The weather continues unpleasant, and ope
rates against out door business.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

The An'i-S'avery C invention Of Eastern Penn.
sy':ania me: at Philadelphia on Wednesday =
Resolutions recommending petitions 10 Congress
for The tnll exercise of its powers over the slave
suffice, and for The abolition OF slavery in The
District. were discussed nearly al day. Edw.
NJ. Davis was elected president OF The society,
and one Of the secretaries was lady. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot.
WHEELING, Va, Dec. 81, P. NJ.
Mr.. While, distinguished preacher Of Wells
burg, Virginia, has committed suicide.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

GEN. WRANGEL. George w. Kendall, in
letter 10 the New Orleans Picayune gives lie
following accoun, Of this celebrated Prussian &C.
neral:
ITO appearance he is man OF about iorly-five
or iorly-eight years OF age, with stern, iron,
General Jackson sort OF face, land as he rode
down The line, bowling to The soldlerY and other
ciuzsns on either side, was greeted with no!
little warmth. ii he is mol an officer OF dstermi-
nation, then there is no truth in Physiognomy.-
Tne;speech he made 10 the lhrongs oil citizens
which was published al length and commented
upon 10 the papers al the lime, we distinctly
heard. 1t was short, crisp, and choppy-ralher
tomahawkish in its lone-.as interpreted 10 US on
the spot, amounted 10 this The King has charg
ed me 10 keep order; will have il. We want
no collision with you, but you must be quiet
My swords are sharp 10 the cutting OF h ir; my
muskels have balls in them; | 1ih have order.
and my name is Wfangel call that rather point
ed and when | say il did not sill very we'll with
The ullras-gcntlcmrn with long hair huge mus
,aches, hats turned up, and red ieathets-l 'e you
no more than The truth"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
li.- in,.i-nlinns - ,bn snn,h win soon Be- made,

liar institutions @! the South vii, soon De maoei
Sih &c crnnnariua and strength when eau no
longer b. REGARDED wih contenr'. parry .
it,aYsd q. the N"rin as lie "iieesuii parry, W.
nifatie tor IL nGmhefs and the aol'' VI -
ade,*. The otl' cis ard designs al ,h'> pay
are huie H. svuvc,, md Will doubtless te prose-
a q! vi hz,aIous luau>Iv. | have no 'ea's
natah u .ne i..uc is ti,,inctiy presence, me
Soulh viii be uLited III rs resisance TO ms "an-
ton agele SION 90 is tign'; and ina d = "s 80
lc;ences ii opinion, upon questions o. ifss wa
,muuna,ce u i'll b nier-ed N is Gelerui'ha''.'
aui In submit t. an outrage, (whico, "''"
nature al pur relations, as CO equai me.no.,e ~
me same great family oil Sla'es is as ihsuiuns
as II was unprovok.d. But the time IS, pernaps'
a, hand. when il becomes us, as state, asepis ~.
teies,ed in the preservation oil Inc fsn's :, '',N
slave holder, 10 announce our op'hio"s ""a
inos npon mis- momrn'nus eutleel. .,,oa
the ad pin. hy Congress 0, we ~ ~, s H.'r-
aW ,imot pr,v,so' asa general rule Tor an new
al ,e,r,,ory. and the subm,ssion 10 u
-. ~. ss,.,hern ST. e. wou d reduce US 10 con-
=, ion OF noluical ,n,Q ldy ~tn t"e N'f'hs1"
S.,s an nv Inconsistent with he unlecls ~ s'e
,..ata; IJoior >. we'll IS win cur flyh's as one
~ me sovereign parIi.s 10 that compact. Ine
alsJi,y OF political rights implies Inefio'lly, a"a
can never be sunoi,uo! 70 as long rs We 'e'a'"
ne rover To De ii,e End lha, Tisft'ui aPp'ee'"-
ron oil bst,y, wnich is 'the richest Jewel 10 our
heruag- as Americans a..
To ples,rs. the Union, so dear 10 Us the
South mas n,th-r,o submitted 10 mucfi ano'
,nucl no., is ready 10 submn 10 much more ~nsn
lie sacrifice invov anything short oil na''ohai
DEGRADATION. Bu, every American, wh" appfe-
ciaes as he oush! his privileges and duties as
such, cnershps il Inc deepest recesses OF MS
hear an uadying devotion TO something drarer
10 him even ,aao The Union, which be SO much
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

EREsH cAMPhlNE. = Fresh campaire
T constantly on nand-tor sale BY
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
Dec q 92Main ST., COZ. l4ih.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
Gifts for Christmas and the
New Year.

d II. TAYLOR has just received M y
/ lowing elegant Partisan HolYday u''s
which were imported expressly 10 his o'Gei
Card Cases, Of pearl and shell, inlait win m
paintings on ivory, gold and silver; also, o. sn'
mel and leather embossed, colored, gildet, SIAM
ed, &C., OF the most elegant Patterns.
Ivory Tablets, of fines, ivory, extra taia
leaves, beautifully finished.
Visiles, for cards-choice patterns, 10 erea Y
rety.
Porte Monaies, OF silver, pearl. enamel. (sif
iplajd, ] steel, leather, &c.-embossed, coio;'
gilded, &c.-very beautiful.
Pocket Books, for both ladies and eentlemen
the most elegant patterns and convenient ~
Cutlery beautiful pen and pocket hn''e-
Ladies mpanion-teaUrful cases, conc
ing implements OF needle work.
Elegant Pianos, Guitars, Accordeo'' =
Flutes.
Toi!er Brushes and Soaps .e,oy,..I
Beautiful wediins, moufoins' "H4 'a'e'
Paper, OF lafss, Partisan sty,eI, u,;.,v
Walking Canes, 10 5sau ~, Cd p,,s,.ri,
French inssfand>, vIs', W.. "''s'
pertnmed Coll Sealing wax. .r
wns;n.i Annual, elegantly bound ami HUE
mated. D ai..-le,,,irol a
co F,eneh Cigar Cases, of new and very beau
ful patterns.
For sale al importing prices, al
P. n. TAYLOR'S,
Piano and Music Wareroom
Dec 25 100, Main St, opposite me b.
roRTUNE'S HOME .--CHALh
OFFICE, No. 6, Main Street.
Offi~e open in The morning. .,s II
A Christmas present worth having SO
- Grand Consoi,dated, Extra, So. IS Nos Y
10 draw. prz,s Of ga, ooo' OF soVo'
Al AIso, sma F,y-7 prizes of $780, &C. Il
Tickets 81. ~ uo,vds "
drop IN a; o,t Msg,S3
Dec IS 3 doors above Inc oia Main
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

: or CHRISTMAS We all mean 10 take holiday TO.
day. consequently no paper will he Issued Tomorrow.
Before this harp, day shat again roll around may The
cloud Iha, hangs our blessed Republic lie dsspa
ted forever,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

The CABINET oF GsN. TAyLoR.-Hs oton
Vuus We h,ve at l-ns,h from Gen. TaYlnr's
own hanl The basis up,n which his Cabinet vii.
be or2anz d l,,oush no Knowledge a, 10 the rar
t;cular individuals who will compose il. The
New York Courier OF THURSDAY gives the follow
ing cxrac, oil a leuer from Gen. Taylor 10 a
gentleman in that city, Gen. L. under date o.
Dec TN, having complied with the solicitation
10 make il public:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

: PUBLIC SENTIMENT.-R the indig-
nant expression OF public opinion on The high
handed conduct oil The whis disofsanizefs, IN our
paper The die is cast, there will be no Leeisa.
lure, the rioters have prevailed and our State co.
yernmcnt is in chaos.-[ Osto St.t:sman, Dec. IS.
SEABURY FORD.-This gentleman had bet
ter 60 back to checsedom Bebb has cot he tci-
ter OF him, and will hold on, law or no aw-con-
sti,uion or no constitution. Ford locks as though
that lock would never get of his mou;h.-(B.
What have The Wing recusants and their apo.
losists gor to say now about REJECTED propositions
for organizing The Legislaiure7 Alter their cou-
duct this morning, no one can doubt that plan
OF breaking up The legislature had lis origin before
they ever came to Columbus. and in the language
Of their leader, Mr. Holcomb, at The Galllpolls
Court last November shy Cd here should be
no organization unless the Wings could control
it," The people will scouree this lawle.s con-
duct as il deserves. The scenes ot'42 are not Tor
pollen-rB
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

OHIO LEGI 'LATURE.-The House OF De
lesa'es still continued disoreanized on Thursday
night but despatch from Columbus up to that
time closes as follows:-
The Democrats sill continue 10 hold possession
OF The hall, night and day-nevrr leaving wih-
out sufficient guard remaining behind to keep
II.
From appearances, however, l should judge
thar an nrean'zalion OF the House is close at
hand. Probably shall be able 10 telegraph you
10 that effect tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
Baron Rouos, March I'd, 1913.

at elected, shall endeavor 10 organise my
Cabinet in such mnner as TO secure fair and
entish ened representation about me OF all the
sfea Interests OF the country, and as far pfacli-
cabe 10 represent all sections OF The Union. II
consuuctst upon such principles it seems 10 me
that he people should be satisfied aad believe
that such you'd be the case" 2 TAYLOR.
With reee'd to Public curiosity as 10 The mate
rial o! the Cata-t, The Courier as.erls that 81,
will not be sTa'ifsd until the 9TH OF March or
ihercabouts"-ant adds:
ave are MOI speaking AT random in his re-
gard, but weigh The full iorce Of our language
wien we say tha! neither at Washington or
elsewhere, are General Taylor. intentions in re-
gard 10 his Cabinet known. He need nor act in
advance If the time when action is necessary;
nor will he promugale his intentions until he
has availed himself OF ali the time allowed him TO
render those intentions wise and di>creet-ihe
cffspfirs e al The reflection and al the knowl-
edge witch time and opportunity can furnish"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

TEXAS-O Official ;elurns from hty-sx coun-
lies (beine all thai were received in season TO be
counted show) Inc following result: Democratic
Eleetors-MilIer, 8SOl Bro,k., s733 Young,
1888; Dooley, 1888. Wig ELctos -Ochil-
tree, 3777; Epperson, 1854; Allen 249u; Tarrant
1922; Yerger. 1851; Links, II; Webb, IL; Cullen,
2; Berry, !; T. Taylor, &c; NJ. Fillmore, b
Free Saii-Manin Van Buren,. ?; C F. Adams,
l. The Houston Star, in giving these returns,
says:
They comprise, however, but about two thirds
OF the full vote, as the returns OF twenly-ihree
counties, including Red River, Bowie, and ssve-
raj OF the most populous counties in the State had
not been heard from when those were received
al the Sale Department. The returns Of these
counties would probably swell The full vote OF The
Stale TO 10000 and the Democratic majority 10
10000 or $4,000. The who'll. electoral vote OF
the State. agreeably TO the census returns, is up
wards OF 81 600. Il will be seen by the following
lis! thai only ,607 votes were returned as OH
cial. The official majority for Cas- and Butler,
according 10 this is 5000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

The New York Tribune furnishes The follow
ing facts relative 10 the difficulties that will at
Tend those who take The Chagres and Panama or
lsihmus route:
"A gentleman who has Just arrived from Pan
anna state, that there were six thousand persons
there when he leir, waiting lor conveyance 10
San Francisco. This is the difficulty we had
feared. Undoubtedly The amount is sill larger
now. PROBABLY, however wnen The 'act becomes
knuwn that 50 large quantity Il passengers are
waiting al Panama, ina, port will be sough, BY
large number Of ships which nave been navisa-
ling the Pacific, including some of the English
steamer, which ply between Valparaiso and
CalIao, and oiher Northern ports.
"Some parties are preparing 10 60 20 Calitor-
MIA via Austin, Texas, and others across The
Plains from Independence 10 Santa Fe but these
routes are long and dangerous.
The Jewellers Gold Company OF New York,
who are preparing 10 start for the gold region,
have adopted rou!e through Texas and along
the shores oil The Pacific.
"The steamers Crescent CITY, lsihmus and
Orus are advertised al New York Tor Chasres,
ami are nearly full The Orus is intended 10
navigale Cnaeres River. Besides there are some
forty five OF fly vessels, OF all sizes, up for Cha
gres or San Francisco direct"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

b76bT 7UI6I b99J7 4I45 STUU
In 1914, Birney obtained .lO6 votes in The
State.
Polk over Clay 28l4
Polk over Clay and .Brney 2C8
Cass over Taylor 1898
Cass less than Taylor and Van Buren, 1862
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

KENTUCKY TOBACCO--We learn that
large sales OF Kentucky Tobacco were made in
New Orleans in the early part Of The month
among which was a resale IL 1900 hhds. at
material advance The stock on sale in New
Orleans is represented in the prices current OF
that civ 'as being very small, which, together
with the light receipts, prevents purchasers IRON
filing their orders, although anxious to do so at
the present advanced prices. 1t is said on
Change that the French Consul Al New Orleans
has an order from his government Tor the puT-
chase OF 5000 hhds besides the quantity 10 be
supplied by contract. l. is also said that Spain
and the different Italian cities will require unu-
sualY large supplies. Bauimore Anle,tean
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10

I'll is namina ion ihat G'u. Csss va. in tie esfiy
rari 81 lis career, an cid fashioned Ee3en at NJ
lhrf hiss been daHlsd hat tine oi5i 81 the NuaiHaH
vts IN am -fst ii lis CAREER regular Iufy I'd
ludeed. .yrrvuuiy knuAs ihe fac and WIN has denied
thai be a black sade IN ms hat every day uf
his life II any doubts this lacririich has neuer
been dsnfsf'-lct him make TRIP to yuciburp. u
iua the ltrt ofline. and 1t he does find him
there VIII hIs hat on, aud black epckals 10 II.
ting a leader prove the futy af 6epHhlcan insiitud
ttans.-his' let him cbnryc - pull n his bout. an
iiae # hl, fth he nh horny and c'oyen IT, has
"nevef been deuei" that the editor II The Nirgmlau Is
cousin german 10 his Satanic Majesty. ifnat the ndlyd
ual huns H. o.. yau old blue llbti In ''e language
of tar excellent Slueefs 'Ilrrr's pti-heres very
Be. l'ipas g." ius nmpini Lynrhbursh~T sctewson
ok Of maral Indignation. 10 lecture ii. about calling
hi. parry fedcraliss aud then publishes himself IN
th- wy next columns, Au't yoa saaned
1hs tfgiuian makes great fuss oFtr certain law
winch provides that CRIMINALS Ia the territories shall h.
hited oul sud made Ia work punishment THIS h.
selling white mn. and Cass AS the originator
If lh- sasne. Now W. can prluse sill sronIc proofs
that The Editor Of the btIuNn not only III favor Of
hat Inv bar that be absolutely si Ms o"n grandfather;
and 49, mat he really eats wbitu men every day tf
dluHef-Hhcu he can catch them. We ear show thai
he ate II Of his c9upo,tur4 the other day his
bach urp Ir snack ab1nt IL O'Clock Il has been 1uul
imp ssblr by the foreman 10 keep decent "dcy" III
hat ofee-llhey are ntwI,c reaaly he always eat
,hen about the sfcaal day We can Prove it get all
The democrats, 81. Sc
IL pr large capitals this sumo number. the
II Mt. Buggy. who Vas DrHocml. who was app,In-
ted ambassador Somewhere and Whp gt nine thousand
dollars fl, &c. Now No have hitherto been uudcr
She impression that ambassadors musi be appointed aud
ast thai ihey Were grn rally In tae habit OF charging
something. We may bn mistaken. but refer II
respected gen'cman ol iyn'hburs. Nf I'm. " Black
io,d The editor 81 the rgIuan Is requested 10 ash
Ia N whether hc charged anything when he was auIbas
sadof.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10

fur crying WV fFuTertut." One man asarrcsted
an the rse De a C1ncorde ff CRYING I've llsmt
N"-Auuibel 3as arrts al In lie Rec Rivsi. having
iap containing hfe ts ise,s wh,ch he astfita.
ting 10 these who would try y We Henry ' - some
terSons near hin immediately sezed md dfaesai HIM
toward the gate ai the Tlefes gafdrr I'D .3r
time saved him ttam the ctaad araaad VII =aeued well
disposed 10 inlet summary punish ucnl n Linn
The waTkmra al the tahacca manuiacfarY. rear the
fant dcs lnsaltes arrested several of tssf cnra lee
wha attempted In excite nj IN The t fa. - crying
'Nise fEurereur - a has T. {, .rlr N8lfHaai.' -
tn cpnducng these rsefs n the post The Nsiitua
Assembly. iheY safnoaade3 ty rfsad na7 cn
deav0red fales<a ihcn bat thas dftrH 81 sHd
the rfis,uers ssiey l.dged N cest,ir \ = ajr.o
ii 2rlsoaas salpag Up a. lac luo Pea lie e.7Nd 10
E,zhi.
A at aoisk s,ne mass which wefs ,sscp-
h. arb Ia Had not dtsfefse. wee surfaua#e
praviy,s occasion, aaj marched fl 5sy tie PIE
eciaoe.
Ms, q he rioters who had heen ,frr.:ed found 10
be armed win p1gnar5s and pisats.
From what had taken place dusin. the maraaE, as =.
hove related. II snad thai fs>h Disturbances Nuud
take place during the night Group, Of pefssas tortured
in the diff rent open places ba the eetr 10 ui
way blocked up Is on the previous evenings. A. ]
O'Clock the gfeai maJ ny Il tle National 61afj were
dismissed, aud by O'clock everything vas perfectly
quiet.
Ca leaving lie caamb,r about Gel c', the Deputies
ssioHd With laud cries Of "Alyc Ia RcpaahqaG
"Bss dc Pie.eadfnsl'