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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

S1675 LOAN on bond and %oHs,' s,o on Pro
JOHN r. CONREY, 10 Jones's Building, 90 Wallst
NROF. yiLJEPLAIT,S Evening Classes IN French
for ladies and for gentlemen, al his residence -
Greene-st between Wsverlypiace and flshtfsI F9t
Sc please inquire personally or By no'e Of rfo v
DROP. yILLHPLAiT ~ LADN's French aod
English School for Young Ladies ~ Dfeenesl between
WaveTlyplace and Eiehth-st. Next commences on
"Wednesday 9Th February, inst Circulars &c A. Marx n
Newman Cos. 100 Broadway ~ MWSsis-
SHOW CASES! SHOW CASES .-Alarse assert.
- ment Of and second hand Show Cases constantly
on hand. and Show Cases made o. order Also show
Cases taken IN exchange Al NJ J. EARLs, SO BEome't
near the Bowery. II In
VyALENTINE-.-The subscriber viii open his annual
assortment Of Valentines this morning aud respectful
v invites laiies and gentlemen % call and examine his
stock They be written, sealed directed and denver
ed, box being kept AZ his store = hOLi, ~.
u 6rs 10 rultontI
DKNOyAI.-R a d. NJ sTEBBlNs co. have re-
IL moved % SO Broadway an door below Trinity Church
on COMMl IS ON-Bfown sheetings Shrtinzs Cheese
Cloths Osuaburgs and Drills,
Also, Cotton Yarn Carpet warp Bats, WICK 1 VINE
and Waddirg, AZ lowest cash prices. By
II L. Rad. NJ. srEBBiNs co. 50 Broadway
yIYO IET-Ths fremont Bowling saloon, obtaining
wav 10 III Divsioust with fixtures The above establish
rnent has been IN successful operation Tor seven years
The proprietor having other business 20 etsna 20 = ,hs
object for letting a. rs reputation Is well known % the
public. Apply Al - Jehefson-st ~ %
EOAI.-~5 - AT REDUCED PRICES am eel
u ing the best Pesch Orchard red ssh small stove rs
8 - sree stove Egg Boken 9 =, dcubly screened
aud delivered any part Of the city from my ysd snd
7,cen,s .ss when taken from the boats Also Pea Goal
sr.sie WILLIAM MEsLER,
II Inn lt hlng-st between afl~h ana hu1s0L-
CO.I-Lehish and Peseh Orchard
u Broken and egg tizes.
Stove ............-. -
MT do ..................s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . ~
OF the best quality. s,reensa and delivered By
y W WEST, lSi Washington. corner Of Ahsny'st
Il IL and so Henry neaf oisue-'''
Ct SJ,-COALi COAL All undsr Cover -Peaeh
81 Orchard, rrd-ssh, Of al sfss also Lehisn' sna
White ash Schuysi Coal Of very superior qusity' re-
screened yard and delivered A. low prices Nat s.ze
warranted not cnksr a. = per ton from slNfsON>
Yards rhompsonst- near sPrinsst ena Christopher
naar Gr.anN.-- aEenae and I-reI.-n Nl-k-- I IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

NNA>TED-A situation iby person who could loan
w hi. emp over from $50 20 5000 In = IL cspa-
be Of managing country store OF experimenting labor
would aren't. either IN country las Tor
four years gperinfendsd Touring ml farm and
would take situation salesman 10 grocery. &c
copying clerk n any Ocs- WISHES % invest the above
sum be actively engaged and have good salary Insured
Address postpaid, viih real name Se Stafford Tribune
Offce FOR one week 7fIt+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

BOOTS AND sHOES-By A D. GALE, store vi
DPsstst Tuesday, veb. 81 lot O'clock, Ah.-2v
casss boots shoes bogans rubbsrs csikns &c. he
prns general assortment sdsptsd 60 the ssssoo Sale
posvs N. B.-Lbersi cash advances made On e.nsigs-
ments. 81 Sts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

] NJ 3 BO0EKT Auctioneer.
HOUSE FURNITURE sALE-Tuesdsy, Feb. Q,
10 o'clock at lf7 Eighth-ayenue betwesn Eahtssah
and Nuetssnth sts persmpory sale OF meet and gene
raj assortment OF Kitchen psror and bedroom Furniture
contained In the twosoy dwelling over the drug store OF
DR. Ros.bmsr Catalogues can be had there ~ jobs
Monday. Sale. rain or shine for cash. bsniseIs
money. " It,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
The Handel and Haydn Society.

The Concert of this association-oC Amateurs.
at the Unitarian Church, on Friday evening,
was numerously attended, though the audience
was not so large as we hoped to see nor as the
very creditable and successful efforts of the
gentlemen and ladies of the society in the cult
walton of musical taste and talent. mcrited. Il
is not alma ys the case, by any manner OF means,
that it can be said of Musical Performances of
even good deal higher order of pretcnsons
than those given on Tuesday evening, that they
are "a concord of sweet sounds" We believe
it is universally conceded, however, that the
Handel and Haydn society left no margin for
the exercise of charity in this respect, by their
auditors. Their pieces were admirably chosen,
and admirably executed, and we but echo the
common opinion when we say they are descrv-
ing great praise, and cordial encouragement,
for placing within the reach of our community
a means of enjoyment so clevating and refined
We should hardly feel at liberty, if we we're
at all competent, TO criticize such perform
ance, for the purpose either of censure or praise.
The crotchets in our head, we fear, are not in
exact conformity with the rules of musical sci
ence nor are our shakes precisely adjusted to the
undulations of musical sounds But we can
not refrain from giving expression to the gener-
al admiration with which Mr.. NICHOLS fine per.
Torrance of" Think gently of the crrng 8" was
received. The sentiment of these beautiful and
touching verses is finely adapted to the music in
which it floats, and Mr.. NICHOLS gave boM with
much taste and feeling. We are indebted to
his kindness for copy of this admirable poem
with which we can appropriately conclude oul
notice ofthis interesting Concert
Think gently Of the crring Yr know no, of the power
With which the dark temptation came, in some UNI
guarded hour,
Ye may not know how earnestly they struggled OIL
how we'll
Until the hour Of weakness came, and sadly thus they
fell
Think gently OF the errng 20, do thou forget
However daky snind by sin, he is thy brother vet
Heir of the selt-same heritage, child OF the scsan,
|, Cod
He hath but stumbled in the path, thou hast in weak
ness trod
Speak gently of the erring For is it not enough,
That innocence and peace have gone without tn,
censure rough
IL must be weary lot, that sin crush heart I,
bear
And they who share happier fate their chidings wei
may spare
Speak kindly to the crrng. Thou yet may lead then
, back,
With holy words and tones of love, from memory
thorny track.
Forget not thou hast often sinned and sinful yet ma
Deal gently with the crring one as God hath dealt wit
thee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17

We find the following in the Boston Poa.
The gallant young officer whose early and la
mented fate it records, was. we believe, broth.
er of the Sheriff of Chittenden County, L. 2.
BLoDGETT, Esq.
! Died, at Ceralvo. Mexico, on the 2lst Of Jan.
Theron Hopkins Blodgett aid to Gen. ID. II.
Ninton, stationed at Monterey, and son of the
Rev. Luther =. Bodgett, of Exeter, N. Y.
The fate of this young and accomplished off.
Ger cannot be more fifty expressed than in the
communication of Gen. Vinton to the friends of
the deceased:
Monterey, Mexico, Jan. %, 1s4s.
! Ny Dear Sir--lt is with the most melancholy
feelings that ! announce to you the sad fate OF
your son, my aid and companion. While in the
enjoyment of high health and enthusiastic spir-
its while all was new and fresh before him, his
valuable life was suddenly taken from this world,
for one beyond the grave.
So warmly had become attached to him,
that the shock has almost unnamed me !; and
it is with difficulty that can state the particu-
lars OF the accident that has ended SO fatally
While ionrneying with me on horseback to this
place, he had dismountcd, and while standing
had withdrawn his pistol from his holster, and
in returning it to its place, it is supposed that
the cock oil the pistol caught the tugs OF the
holster, causing the charge TO explode, the ball
passing through the knee joint and coming out
about three inches below on the back part Of
the .. Surgical aid and every attention was
paid that his condition called for, and being as
sured that his case not serious as APP
pretended, we parted in the hope that after
few weeks confinement he would reoin me, but
it has pleased God to order otherwise.
lie was wounded on the 18th and died on tho
DIST Of January. AT the time Of the accident,
| offered TO inform his friends but he declined
thinking it would cause uneasiness and uune.
cessary alarm. Although he had never openly
I protested the religion Of Christ, ! discovered
from conversation with him that his pure heart
had inclined to espouse His cause.
With great respect your obedicnt servt,
ID. ii. VNToN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17

1--WE see it stated that James Gordon Ben.
nett, OF the New York Herald, has sued Bishop
Hughes for $4,000, for an alleged libel publish.
ed in the Catholic Herald.
All we can say is, if Bishop HueHEs has dam
aged the reputation of James Gordon BENNETT
to the tune of $4,000, we will give him credit
Tor the largest possible measure of ingenuity
'housandth part of that sum has repeatedly
bought Bennett, "body and soul" during his
" brief but brilliant career.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17

I-Our good friend, the Editor Of tho Y,;..
o. Freedom suggests the expedency OF our
uniting with our neighbor of the Sentinel in
publishing daily paper, (which should he
neutral IN politics." We have given the idea .
little reflection, and inasmuch as it strikes II.
that state of neutrality, on such topic could
only be attained by means of protracted and
rigorous regimen of Spruce gum and stale Soda
Water with moderate daily exercise on an ass
we have, on the whole, concluded "no, to ne.
rOiaten
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17

plc-emulate the graccs Of his character-and, like
him, with unreluciant cheerulness, obey the voice
that calls from the labor Of duty on earth, 10 the re-
ward OF that labor in heaven.
The voice OF sorrow, which sends its echoes round
the land, denotes the emphasis OF a nations grief for
nations loss. From the depths of the soul the cry
has gone forth, and deep answereth unto deep Help,
Lord for the cody man ceaseth-the faithful fail
from among the children OF men,
Science literature, philosophy, patriotism religion
mourn the absence of a devoted disciple. Humanity,
clad in snckcloh and sitting in ashes, refuses TO be
comiorted because her advocate is not
But we grieve not for 1t is tor ourselves har
we weep The caamiiies that afiiict our mature
touch not MN He is no subject for lamentation and
tears lis needs none OF our sympathy
- Oh tits well
With him but who knows what the coming hour,
Yelled in thick darkness, brings for us!'
Mr.. Mayor, my errand is done My mission w
yon is ended.
The Mayor Mr. QulYcY, made an eloquent and
appropriate reply.
Next it was announced that citizens generally could
have an opportunity to view the remains OF Mr.
ADAMS, until ten o'clock Saturday.
And the ceremonies having been thus concluded
the assembly dispersed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17

INF BELL, of the Mdalebury Galary, an
nounces that, in consequence of his protracted
iIi-health-of which we are sorry to hear-he has
engaged the services, as co.editor, Of Jos. II.
BARRETT Esq Mr. BARRETT brings into the
corps editorial the recommendation Of fine At.
ta'nments,to which, we doubt not, he is we'll
entitled and we trust the GALAXY may go on. in
sound principles and with stout heart, pros
pering.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
Millions for Slavery, So not a red cent " for
Freedom.

Our readers may remember the long Mree-col-
umn letter of Gen Cas- written for the South
ern Market as bid Tor the Presidency, in which
he takes grounds against the Wmot Proviso,
aud in favor of the unlimited extension Of Slave
ry. LocoIoco papers in Vermont have extern
sivcy copied this letter, and given in their assent
To it's doctrines.
The Chicago Journal contrasts this three.col.
umn effort for Slavery with the following letter
of Gen Cass, in reply to the invitation to attend
the great Chicago Internal Improvement Con-
ven,ion last summer, which is as follows:
DETROIT, May 10Th
Dear Sir am much obliged to you for your Kind
attention IN transmitting TO invitation 10 attend
me Convention on internal improvement which will
meet in July.
Circumstances however, will pu, out Of nv 10 wer
10 be present al the time.
i am, sir, respectfully yours,
LEWIS CASS.
We'll does the Journal exclaim -
Three columns for Sarery-six lines for Freedom
Huzza for Gen. Cass"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
Canada.

The opposition in the Provincial Parliam ent
now in Session in Montreal, have carried their
amendment to the Address y the Governor Cen
eral the Earl of Elgin, by vote of 54 to 90.
The concluding portion of the amended address
aPprses his l.ordship that his Ministers do not
possess the public confidence ;-whether his
lordship will govern himself accordingly" is
more than we pretend 10 know.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
Roofing Slate.

we invite attention to an advertisement. in
onr paper to day, of Roofing Slate, obtained and
Manufactured by Mr.. ALLEN, at Fairhavep. in
Rutland County. We have occasion to know
that the Slate is of very superior description
for the valuable purpose to which Mr.. Allen il
prepared to apply it, and hope it may come into
extensive demand in our own village.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17

1.-THE Legislature of Maryland has adjourn
ed sine die. The bill giving the Philadelphia,
Baltimore Railroad Company the right to bridge
the navigable waters of the Snsquehannah, mas
finally rejected, very much to the " Inconvenience
of the travelling public and of the Company.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
A little left.handed.

Our friend of the Daily Sentinel in the haste
OF composition doubtless, praises the Handel and
Haydn Concert in the following style:
"These exhibitions demonstrate to the public
that there is much cultivated musical taste in
Burlington ,eorfhy of substantial encouragement
as ceii as empty expressions Of admiration"
That will do, brother PAUL. "The boys may
nou 90 out"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
Minister to Mexico.

Telegraphic accounts State that Mr.. Sewer
of Ark, has been nominated, and confirmed,
Minister Plenipotentiary to Mexico. So it
would seem that no doubt is entertained of the
ratification Of the Treaty on the part Of that
Republic.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17

1.-THE Supreme Court commenced its ses-
sion for Windsor County, at Woodstock on
Tuesday the 9TH inst. Present Chief Justice
ROYCE, and Justices REDrIELD, HALL and DAVIS.
We hope to be enabled to lay before our readers
an abstract, from a very competent hand of the
cases decided
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17

~ The Spring Term of the County Court for
ohlttenden County, will commence on Tuesday
next Judge Bennett presiding, assisted BY
Judges WHITE and PESsIMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
frce prcss,
BURLINGTON, Vt,

FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH II, 1913.
liz THE DARK AND TROUBLED NIGHT THAT is
UPON US, THERE Is 40 STAR ABOVE THE HORIZON
TO GIVE US A CLEAN OF LIGHT, EXCEPTING THE
INTELLIGENT, PATRIOTIC WING PARTY OF THE
UNITED STATES. Webster.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17
For President,
HENRY CLAYo
For Vice President,
WILLARD FILLMORE
The Treaty.

Subject to the decision Of the Wing National Coz
vention.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-17

The vote on the ratification Of the Treaty
with Mexico was taken in the Senate, on Sat.
urday last, with the following result -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29
Mexican Items.

Letters from the Mexican Capitol, published in
in tie ans papers Of the 18Th ns contain several
items o. interest vhi-h We annex
TEoUsLE wlrH TIE PEcFLE TO show you how little
tie M-xicsrs ahle 10 sppfecste humanity. will
mention the ll0winE TSo Ger The csptgre Of Gen
Valencia. BE- liberated, parol = wherever he
pleased win ten ranehsros armed = .ecompaay him - ~
escort. Wei orlg three t.y, elapsed sher be
departure e o. the Pennsylvania volunteer.
70 Visit ss village the hed Of Coutr-rss. Here
they b uumbeT Of Fil.geTs srtsc.si with
s'onss AID such ssies, ard wo CT their nuuber killed
The Survivors fastened int camp. when de sehuent Of
a. or 81 n heir comrades. highly psrsted hsssned 70
The VI violence ana cJmmen7-d lrcscrim1zie
Myns00r ss1s 60 OF 20. BAT only = reror The
dsy Before yesterday, Gen Scott came very being
cot Of b7 party ~ -uer eros shout SIX miles fTC the
Gusda ups gate Ne organ red party the moniag
snd wsai IN pursuit. Of them bat they had dseAmees
VAST o. Man COMMUNICATIONS There i much
srumbrs about the uncertainty Of the arrival q mails
from the nited States Men no have left families
hind them loud their -aplAints They sAy thaf
with l-s fore thought the rsrt Of those power
cure 70 The soldier the periodical dspateh and %
what domestic man, q Of ths grestest poftinel
g-nce ard from his wife hs children sod other
relation With hundred dragons all TIL. izht be
mplished. ard should have t~o mails month. 10
very happen. that two AID three months esps-
between the receipt Of letters
ARNY CosRUrrIoS There appears 70 be, according 70
Madame Rumor srest deal Of corruption and avoriiiu
prscticed the army, from Vera Csux 10 the city
tsef-a-d especially r,gslds contracts We have
sitting here Court of Inquiry upon Capt McKen-
siry Assistant Qlariemasfer std Chief cf the Clothing
Department he u charged with pccul.tou and specus
ton, lyne 7rbey snd corruption, e nc = arHt g,rEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29
Farther from Venezuela.

The Philadelphia North American OF this mOrn-
ing has letter dated Porto CsbeIlo Feb s. con-
tanning some additional particulars IN regard to the
difficulties IN Venezuela which were announced
tls morning BY our Lagusyfa correspondent We
extract the following
Tho members Of Congress who have not been able 10
escape sntly sld strictly guarded b. the military
aud therefore he wi Of pr~gsis rather th- h.yo
net IS the Legislative aud Executive All eyes and
hopes pom Cen Jose Antonio Psez for the reessb
shment Of order and the COnsfufion, which has b-en
oUtrsseousy violated by the enemies Of free AID
enlightened government. There has been embargo fcT
several days psst upon ali both st this port and
Lsguayrs but by the exerons Of Ar. shields
United sies Consul the obnoxious d. removed
Upward Of forty distinguished citizens Of Caracas
barked from from LssUsyTa Isl inst for Curacao.
boat hich had been from here 70 Lssgsyra with
dispatches returned to-day the Of the boat
immediately upon their arrival al laguayrs, were cap
tufed aus the papeIs taken from after which they
released and sent board they held comm uncati0n
with tie people Of LasuaYra, but represent the greater
portion Of them being armed No passpOts VIII te
grsnted under any for tbs
quentg person Of any nation leave the country
3. vosseiOf-Va much wanted here at present c pro
tsct the interests Of American residents.
Business natural consequence, IL extremely dull
Cote. 10 arriving freely from the interior rules At o.
an for unwashe1. and 8tssi for washed a1d COW
hides al y n Indigo Tor o;07 mails This article is
much egeced this moment, and few sales are effect
ed at those rates Coton-None 10 msrket. Cocoa, ee0
SO an q 100 lbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29
CLAW and TAYLOR i'm Old Duchess.


10 The Editor Of The Tribune;
In your Evening Edition Of the cath inst you
state that you fear you were imposed upon 10 a
telegraphic report OF the Tay lor meeting at this
pses ON The 22d There imposition IN the case
ana he statement sent vas correct
When the hour came upon which SAID iSyloI neeune
"a assemble lsrge member Of WhiSs collected In the
yI.ga ua 10 see " the af afr would - on The Iay
r hangers soon came around also, but hnong 10 uooi
MIN whica 10 organize dispersed and started the run
nor. To drum them up TIE wings, hndns nothing lAeD
-, NJ done tck possession organized aud passeu Ieso-
a. - terminating HENRY CLAY, aud adjourned. IN ins
Tno.nne the TAYLOR managers held ptvate eohsua'on
a. ,hs Hotel and after due deiheraon ssN'
r ,hs, thew had postponed their meeting Tor mo hsHS
,.h.n tney would orgsn1s AT the end OF nearly H"es
soy their runners being busy they had eot enough q
,h.r faithful ones tog ether for officers ana eoDlheo
Tosy th.n organized under the manas' neh' o. Scn,
Nsison and Gen Walter Cunningham, and Passe" '"''
resolutions. IN their way , -...,, h.r.s, y,
Tn. whole AFFAIR was intended for NE spec" oVh'n "
the Natres;" few Loco Foeos' also as near soN,' o
"a possible while hey have existence, ~Ssise1 i wa
c.led as County N,6fisg. but nobody came iio'" ..
ovn except HYDE Park. wings took any par ~ VIC
snar and bat for the arrival OF Hon Nh SoSi 'VaNs
xho was held IS " distinguished speaker, notWiy me-
eould have been gathered As u Nas there were haS
nav and perhaps net thirty Taylor mea present lhu
sns,a The AFFAIR without raising a decent SnoSe
mere are no TAILOR Wigs in this County Inc "s. .
ne Sat,res wiki and %hon Loco foco ioti4is lIe
~hoe TAYLOR force. The wings arc all for HARRY On ii
Nxsr. and Will give rim not less than fesH ""N1' q
o1a,or,fv Let those who doubt Pui na' dun
'N""s' Yours uuly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29
Massachusetts,.

Convention of the Wing Members Of The Lee
gislature was held on Friday evening GEORGE
T. BIoELow of Boston presided as Chairman, aud
WIN. DWIGHT of Springfield acted as Secretary
Resolutions were adopted responding 10 the call Of
the Wings of Congress. for National Convention
for the nomination Of candidates for President and
Vice President Of the Uuted States to Do held at
Philadel'a on the 7th of June next recommending
q Mass Convention Of young men al PhladelPhla on
the 5th June to ratify the Presidential nominations
and authorizing the State Central Committee to call
a State Convention for the nomination Of candidates
for Governor and 1t Governoro Of the Commonwealth
aud of Electors of President and Vice President OF
the United States, at such time aud place as they
shall Judge most expedient.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29

dents Messsrs sent 10 the CONGRESS. Scarcely had
tbs read ~ Of the Message been completed VIXEN several
bodies u the militia Of bessn to present them
selves 81 The doors q the house where tbs session
holding and immediately fired upon small guard u len
twelve young Of ois;.n guished families, who
keeping guard a. the entrance Of the place. Col Smith
was wounded, and Of the young men killed by this
ire et H3tths andi1g they succssaed 10 fastening the
door.
II this suecesded The terible scene, which La.
susyra correspondent hes wildly described Ia this
Of blocdshed the President Of the Repubc showed
himself tfiumphibg in tbs II. posted In the
small square Of the b-iding in place o. security and
those deputies who suppssed r their lives 20 be
Conducted 20 The Government mansion insezd u permit
tina them 10 withdraw 10 their homes.
The Biitsh CharFe aires Col Wilson - in Gated
10 extent 10 this he 10 the revolution of 1875
lie appears 70 have been the most friend With
Monsgss sod the issdsrs q biz party, and many Of
their secret conferences sad b. have been held e. h
hon