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THE LAST DAY AND NIGHT.

Both Houses continued in session I'M
til fifteen minutes to 7, Sunday morning
The main features of the proceedings are,
in the Senate, the bill passed for the
coinage ofgold dollars and double eagles;
the passage of bill providing for the
translation and publication of the Spanish
and Mexican laws of California in force at
the time of the treaty passage of the
House Bill providing for taking the next
census; the passage of the Home De-
parliament bill; the passage General APP
preparation bill without Mr. Walkers
amendment and last and most shame
full of all, the scandalous exhibition Of
personal rencontre between Messrs. Ca
meron and Foote. In the House, the
naval appropriation bill passed; the Mi
nesota bill passed, which gives the ap-
pointment Of all the officers to Mr.. Polk;
concurring with the Senate in the es~
Enlistment of Board for Mexican
Claims. .t.
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his connIEy,I will zealOnsly unite with the
CO. ordinate branches Of government.
IN conclusion, congratulate you, my
Fellow Citizens, upon the high STATE OF
prosperity to which the goodness Of Divine
Providence has conducted our commoa
country. Eet us invoke continuation Of
the same protecting care, which has led a.
from small beginnings, TO the eminence 10
which we have this day arrived, and let rs
seek 10 deserve II, by prudence and moder>
alton in our councils, by well directed at"
IemPts to assuage bitterness, which too oil"
ten makes unavoidable differences OF opin-
ions, the promulea.iOn and practice Of just
and liberal principles, and BY enlarged pa
triotism, which shall acknowledge no limits
but those Of our ow1 wide Republic.
.-......z ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Washington, March 5th, 1649.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Wayhinqtoa, March 2.

.- ..-.. Washington, March 2.
~ The bill providing for the coming Of
gold dollars has passed the House.
In the Senate, a resolution has been
adopted in favor of furnishing emigrants
to California with arms and ammunition
from the public stores.
In the House bill was past extending
the U. s. Revenue Laws over N Mexico
and California. .-..s.r.
Mr.. Dallas, President Of the Senate,
delivered his valedictory and retired;
Mr.. Acheson of Missouri was then unan-
imousiy elected in his place.
Mr.. Webster offered resolution tend
ering the thanks of the Senate to Mr..
Dallas for the able and impartial manner
in which he had discharged his official
duties, which was unanimously adopted.
House. On motion of Mr.. Smith of
Connecticut, the rules were suspended,
and the Senate bill, providing for the IL
quotation of the claims of American citi-
zens against Mexico, agreeably to treaty
stipulations, was taken out of the Com
mittee of the Whole, for action on the
part of the House. Mr.. Smith offered a
substitute, which, after advocating it in
a strenuous manner, was passed.
On motion, the House then resolved
itself into committee of the whole, and
proceeded to the consideration of the a.
mendments of the Senate to the Civil and
Diplomatic Appropriation Bill. Mr.. Vim
ton of Ohio moved to amend the Senate 8
amendment, respecting the territories of
OF California and New Mexico, adding the
substance of the Wilmot Proviso. The
question was taken by tellers and deci-
ded in the negative-yeas 80. nays 90.
On motion of Mr.. Rockwell of Conn.,,
moved an amendment limiting the pro-
visional government of the new terrific
ries to six months after the rising of the
nett Congress, unless previously repeal
ed--passed.
A proviso was adopted, that the law
Of Mexico prohibiting slavery shall re-
main in force in the new territories, until
repealed by an act of Congress.
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SUPERIOR COURT--Fs5. Term.

SUPERIOR COURT--Feb. Term.
Chief Justice Church rrssiding.
This Court is now in session in this vii.
lage. The following cases have been
disposed of:
Leacis B. Shsrscood VS.. Morris BarlosO
New Milford. This was an action on the
ffs dRtttendant f5f deed q land
lying near Gaylord's Bridge, (and appri.
ating said land to his own use, on which
a school house had stood for many years.
Verdict for plaintiff to recover $l13 and
costs. Seymour and Sanford for plain
tiff; Church for defendant. .....
Al Injunction was granted against the
sale of estate of Luman Beach.
WI. .IM Stone vs.. Samuel W. Coe,
Wmsted.- Action of trespass for at
taching property which plaintiff claimed
had been assigned to him by Thornton
u Stone. The defendant claimed the
assignment 70 have been a fraudulent
one Jury failed to agree. Hall. Hub
bard aud Bacon for plaintiff; Holabird,
Hitchcock and Seymour for defendant.
WA. Birge VS.. James Gardner. The
plaintiff IA lad of six years ole, } brought
this suit to recover damages for injuries
received by the falling Of defendants
gate, claimed to have been left in care.
less manner. Verdict for plaintiff, $1ss
and costs. Bacon and Seymour for plf ;
HOLSTER and Church for def.
Three divorces were granted, viz,
Catharine Griswold from Oliver B. Girls
void; Shubae.. r. Huribut from Debo-
lah Ann Hurlbut; Angelina Case from
George w. Case.
Geo. King VS.. 2. ". Bisseli, Sharon.
A action of trespass, for cutting tim
Der from piaiA.iT's land and converting
it to coal. Claim for defence that the
acts complained of were done by the H.
cense OF plaintiff, and that he had sub
sequently released the trespass. YER
dict for the defendant. Sterling and
Church for plf.; Sedgwick and Hubbard
loi del.
Spencer Cole VS.. Arnsond Olmsted. -
Assr,npsit on a note. Defence that it
was gwen in purchase ola patent claim
ed TO be worthless, Upon the jury
coming into Court and stating they had
Is. I'd upon verdict, the plaintiff suf-
fered non-suit. 1t was subsequently,
discovered that the verdict was in his
favor. Sanford and Graves for plff.
eym1ur and Chittenden for def.
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Monday, March 5M.-A An suspicious
day for the Republic! Bright skies
and balmy breezes betoken that the win
ter of desolation is past--that the "glo-
rious summer" is approaching. To-day
commences a new order of things in the
history of this country. We do not en-
terrain doubt that The change will be for
the better certain we are, that it cannot
be for the 0rss The e new RGs W5R|s 5es aee
under auspices Of varied character
The voice Of the people has been most
emphatic for change OF measure, and
most fiattering to the distinguished hero
whom they have chosen to carry out that
change. On the other hand, the Senate
is composed of q majority Of men who
were bitter and unclcnting in their et
forts to defeat his election; and who
have the power. Gfthey are unscrnpalous
enough to exercise it > Of materially oh
strucuing the progress of reform. We
hope, however, that wiser and better
counsels will prevail even there - that
under the guidance Of such Senators as
Thomas III. Benton and jefferson Davis.
the majority in that body will exercise
towards the new Administration spirit
of conservatism and concession worthy
of honorable and high.minded men. In
other words, we hope to see the dis
tinstive principles of the great Wing Par
ty fully and fairly carried oat--and we
are willing TO abide by the result. We
believe chose principles will stand the
most rigid tcst--that they only require
to he thus tested to become not merely
popular, but permanent principles Of our
Government. We "'bide our time,"
looking for the contamination Of our
hopes in the glorious and onward career
of "the Union as ii is."
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THE sIXTEENTH.-.As.Ee antiei-
pated, The Wing Convention IN the leth
Senatorial District, which assembled at
Woodbury. on Wednesday last. nOmina-
ted NATHANIEL B. Smith, Esq, as .
candidate Cor the Senate of this State.
This is a capital selection. Mr.. Smith
is well Known to the electors of the dis
trict as a gentleman of talents, learning
ard integrity, who has ably and faithful
observed the public in various civil trusts.
and WHO will do honor 10 the dignlhed
station for which he has been nominated.
We eonfidertly look to the Wings Of the
District 70. the high qualification Of re-
cording a glorious triumph on the day of
the election.
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1f6e Candidate fer Comprehensive
is the democratic candidate for Comp
troler That's the great question of the
day. A knowing delegate from this
County, ON his return from New Haven,
said ..ey had "ds-nominated R~mp~s
F;nney" for the important office -afore-
said. The New Haven Register, Gin the
confidence of the old hunkers,) gave his
name as Be,yamin D. Pimney;; the or
gan or Norwich locofocoism has it Be'yG-
psia Pinmey; while the Hartford Times
prints it Rufus g. Pinmey! This last
name is Supposed to be simply an elOu-
cation or misspelling Of R~"pus Fn''ey.
ESQ.,, before alluded to. With the wings,
it is immaterial whether they are called
upon to beat Runlpus, Rufus, or Benja-
minor ell three; only it is desirable to
know scho we are to distance in the race.
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Frozen to Dsath.-Two men ia a one.
horse cutter travelling from Peru to this
city, were found ffozen 70 death little way
this side Of the Summit, on Thursday last.
The horse was also frozen. On Wednes.
day evening last q boy was also found fro>
zen To death near Olis's dairy on the vest
side Of the North Branch. He was, il 10
supposed, on his way home. He was found
standisg leaning against the feace for sup.
port. A number Of persons coming into the
cisy have had their ears. hands, fsels or 9th.
er PARIS Of sheir persons Gr0sen. we pn-
deisland, q Norwegian wvman Us ss0tee
aoldsash on the noEsh side Of TIE saseg On
ANednwsAaF egening laeh. 4
80. fEhicago psmeerAk. lsehs.
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A Sold Arqument. IAN ola ]!

A Solid Argument. An old lady
hearing school boy say the earth was
round. and revolyed daily on its axis. re-
piled: "Well. I don't know about its Ak
e, but I know it don't tlrn over. Tor If Il
did we should be tumbled of: and o. tc
les being round, any one can zee that ii
. fat piece Of ground. and Stands On
rock - ...'' ~. -.
"But upon what does the rock stand r.
.agvhv. on another ona, ~ - AZURE.
n Yes- but that does gsaG stand onS'
\ u Why. Ia child. Eheieis soels ell IL
wAF doMnr ~ sss
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THE GARNET.

JOHN n. CLAYTON, sec'y. of State.
VIM. W. MEREDITH, of Pa, Treas'y.
JOHN DAVIS, of Ms, Home Depart't.
w. B. PRESTON, of Va, sec'y. Navy.
GEO. w. CRAWFORD, Ca, Sec. War.
THOS. EWING, Ohio, P. M. General.
REvERDY JOHNSON, Md, Atty. Gen.
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ca.sro1rI1 Co.'S $50 YsAas Aso.-

CassRonmsA GoGD $50 YsAns Aee.--
p;cs.r,cn. n co aceounl Of Dsskes disco.
v.,v az 4 pass OF California 20 which be
ssys .he name Of New Aibi0n, AlAtes--TKe
cowntry zoe. u we can depend uponSwhAG
ST. Frances Drake o. his chaplain saYs may
anpear worth the seeking nnd she keeping,
aince ahey assert thai che Lard % 90 FaeA In
gold snd silver that apon ths slightest lnTns
Ing e up with q spade 90 plck.ass, thsss
rich metals plainly apgssE mGxsd With 'hs
moulA.
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The Buffalo Erpress saws that the di

The Buffalo Eapress says that the d.
plomatic agent of the United States, at
one of the Northern Courts of Europe,
said to be guilty Of smuggling, is at
Stockholm. The American Charge d.
Affairs at Stockholm is Henry D. Ellis
worth, Of Indiana. AS the charge is
now fixed on Mr.. E., the Commercial i'd
vsrtiser, with which it originated, can
hardly do less than aay whether he is, or
is not the man. Tribune.
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~We learn that on Friday evenin,

wWe learn that on Friday evening
last, our worthy contemporary. Mr.. Hen
ry Ward, delivered Lecture before the
Bantam Falls Institute, on Astronomy.
A correspondent says. "the subject was
illustrated by many noble sentiments and
poetical ideas. and was listened to with
deep interest" AeS %@ae.. .-e :
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Senatorial Convention.
l7ru DISTRICT.

TT D1OIh1O1s
rTHE Wing Senatorial Convention
for the 18th District will be h, Id at Pofier's
United States Hotel, West Cornwall, on
Wednesday the TIN day Of March at 100
clock A. NJ. for The nomination Of a can'
didale for State Senator for said District
Each town in the district will send the usu
al number of delegates.
Per order of TIE Committee.
Feb. 2ist lSa9,
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Hyer, the hero of The late Prize Fight,
has become the landlord of'The Branch,
tavern in the Bowery. He'was visited
by such crowds on Saturday. that $4,000
is said 70 have been taken at the bar.
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NEGOTIATION WANTED.

VSsiee Dyer HIM, a lad 10 years q
enc left the villageog Nsw Britain. O.
81 the 9oth of April leAe. and has no'
been heard Of bince. tleis rather undo
che middle oixe. hasa full fAce, lord
complexion aud lighthlu eyes. He had
been accustomed % work In d Lock Fac
tory. ,nss 4
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Senatorial Convention.
Ash DISTRICT.

rs The Wing Senatorial Convention
for the 18Th District, will be held at Brad
ley's Hotel, Wolco,,ville, on Tuesday, the
18th day of March next, a, a o'clock. A. ~,
for the nomination Of Q candidate for Sen
a,or Each Town in the District will send
four Delegates.
G. D. WADHAMS, Dist. Gem.
February l2, ls49. ...f.s
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Torrington. = George D. Wadhams,
Jannah B. Phelps, Arvid Dayton, and
Phineas North, Esq'rs., are appointed
Delegates to the Senatorial Convention
from Torrington.
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EN- Governor Bissell has appointed
Friday the 9th day Of April next, to be
observed by the people Of this State a;
q day Of Fasting, Humiliation d Prayer
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%This week, we go to press day
earlier than usual, in order to furnish
our readers with General Taylor's In
augural Address at as early an hour
as possible. We have no time for COM
mentS how.
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Ho! for CalJoruia.-One hundred
and twenty-five wagons, built at Pitts
burgh, recently passed down the Ohio
river, bround for California. via New
Orleans. b 5sxa 10 ag .-
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Nothanisl II. Wildnam, Esq, is the
loco candidate for Congress in this Dis
trict.
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Loren P. Waldo. Esq, is the demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in the LIST
District.
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GTThe Vice President. Mr.. Fillmore.
passed over the Housatonic Railroad a
few days since. en- Yoate for Washington.
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we Hempstsad Tragedy.-Mr. Jona-

Ire HfMpSteGG 1TGgeGy.-Mr. Jonas
than Miller. who was arrested on aeharge
Oftilling his family and burning his house
Al Heinpstead. ILL.,. has been honorably
acquitted Gov, Young has offered 1
400 FOR the, am ! 81 and eonsietien Of the
Aperp ehai0fa Of the dreadful CRANE.
q - =--~.<-~-~~~~-e>-@- - 4 4
The Big May sailed from New Yor4
fsr caliiorz;a N the goth ". s-Tsas
"a boara the fellewing passengers from
Nsw Ha4er., Vi. Roger O. Baldwin. jr,.
JAnss 6. 0onAgLs. Il b., joseph q
:Is,--a, Ss1sgs Eesshs-. David L.
P.iestly, and oshsrs.
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ne FreSlOent eject, In SlSnIylng MS
acceptance Of the Office to which he had
been chosen by the people, avowed emo
tions of tho aProfoundest gratitude, and
declared his distrust of the ability to full
fiji the expectations upon which their
confidence was based, but gave assn
rance of a fixed purpose to administer
the government for the benefit and ad-
vantage of the whole country.
In abiding to the fact to which his at
tention had been drawn, that the Chair
man of the Committee represented a
public body, a majority of whom were
opposed in political opinion to the Presi-
dent elect, and accorded with that ma
jority, he recognized in it the Difference
to the popular will, constitutionally ex-
pressed, on which rests the strength and
hope Of the Republic; and he said that
it was to have been expected Of the Sen
ate Of the United States. He expressed
an ardent wish that he might be able in
any degree to assuage the fiereeness of
party, or temper with moderation the
conflicts of those who are only divided
as to the means Of securing the pnblic
welfare. aa,st
Having been reminded that he was
about to occupy the chair once filled by
Washington, be said be could hopeteeai-
ulate him only in the singleness Of the
aims which guided the conduct of the
man who had no parallel in history, and
could have no rival :" in the hearts Of his
countrymen." .g:-
In conclusion, he announced his readi-
ness to take the oath Of Office on the 6th
Of March proximo, at such hour and
place as might be designated and ex.
pressed to the Committee his thanks for
the manner in which the duty assigned ia
them had been discharged.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-03-08

FOR CONGRESS-4th District,
THOMAS B. BUTLER,
of Norwalk.
1st District,
CHARLES CHAPMAN,
Of Hartford.
I'd District,
JAMES F. BABCOCK,
Of New Haven.
3rG District,
JOHN A. ROCKWELL,
of Norwich:
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Remarkable eGss Of recovery from IN.
sGnity.--We learn that q man who ha.
for the last forty years been confined, a
o raying maniac. IN the Poor House a
Newton. has been suddenly restored Il
his reason. He has been regarded asin
durable; and for great part Of the airas
during his confinement, he has been *
violent ~ to render Il necessary % chsir
him. n Nov he i clathed end Il Eis riirk
mind appeavinG lie one awakened lee1
. Lone aleep. and remembering disfinesIs
esenls Whth occurred previ0ns - en-
los of hia season, but noahing shst hal
slanaphed during - Loo yeals Il III
coniaemesk 1Faseiler. ~ X,
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,INhig Ticket for state Officers.

Whig Ticket for State OEllceESs
.s.sssee -vzssz, FOR GovERNoRs
JOSEPH TRUMBULL, of Hartford.
FOR LIEUT.. eovEREoR,
f THOMAS BACKUS, Of Kiiiing'y.
FOR SECRETARY,
ROGER H. MILLS, OF New Hartford.
FOR TREAsuRER.
STEPHEN TAYLOR, Of Middls;own'
rOR CONTROLLER,
ABIJAH CATLIN, Of HarwiRton.
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To-day at IL o'clock. Gen. TAYLOR
delivered to the Senate and House Of
Representatives, and thousands Of citi-
Gems assembled IN front Of the Capitol,
the following
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rights, may not settle ny wise neSOuatOh.
And il eminently becomes government
like our own, founded on the morality and
intelligence Of its citizens, and upheld by
their affections, TO exhaust every resource Of
honorable diplomacy, before appealing 70
arms.
In the conduc, OF our Foreign Relations
shall conform 10 these views, as believe
them essential to the best Interests and hon.
or sf the country.
The appointing power. vested IN the Pre-.
sideul, imposes delicate and onerous duties.
So FAR az is is possible TO DC Informed,
shall make honesty, capacity and 6delily
pre- requisites 70 the hesiowal OF oiices and
the absence Of either Of these qualities, shall
be deemed sutficieai cause tor removal.
u shall be my slady 20 recommend saactl
constitutional measures 20 Congress. - may
be aecessary aud proper % secure sacoor.
ageRaeul ana protection TO the great inaerests
OF Agricuilare. Commerce and Manufac-
turss.--is improee ous rivers and hasboEs--
- pg0eide COT Che speedy exilngRiyhing 81
The public dsbs 40 eeioEcs Q sssics acco1ns
ability % he paFs of ell O1RceFs &C che go
vera Mens-and she aimass eronosay 90 al
4 public expenditures. nmt 10 10 icg ahe wis.
! dom % Congress, itself, 10 all Legislative
! poEets vested by che Constitution. 70 Ieku.
l late these other matleFa,of domestic policy.
I shall look with c0nAdeuce 20 she united
vatEloslsm of thas body, ~ adop, such mea.
sufes az Cunclilasinn as many hnFmonlss Con-
Alessag interests, and tend 10 psgpesuass chat
union which should b. the paramount oc-
Jet Of OFT hnpea and affections, ~ any &C.
lioa calculated 70 promote the onlers y
near che heart ofevsry one who tiuly loves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-13

Amoy, Nov 29-ln port, ,srthess.
ANTWERP Jan liar Adrian, SCOTT. MOBILIZE Lusonia, lam
ing Orlesn 18th, Bsviesrc Robertson Chareston; 2st
Pest Bake and Geo Stevens Cushing Orleans Gil Bias,
AsJI1n Oct -Ar Oneida Crssssy Liverpool July Is for
BArAv% Nov liar Santiago ssdmAs Boston, Aug H. and
BRISTOL Jan 2osup Newton uowss for Charleston, wind
ga. tsotr, Chase, for boston ids CD aS,h Con-
u, Jan b-Arr swan fierce Waterford Cid 18th
Bresme Jones esns Sid 9th, LAure do. Up Princeton,
Commerce sId CHI for do Edwin Moore for New Or.
lsrG Oscar valiant and Csphahde for do; Ohio and Car
Bry.sr Jan ii-sid Alice Frazier Curtis, NYork; l2th
Ibrstiaba Cove NOresnE Charlotte, Henry NYork; 80,
Kingston. Robinson. Charleston
bEAvHAms dateArr Bertrand Howss, Liverpool " load
for boatD.
BATAVIA Nov -shp Anss Steele, loading supposed for
China
ss Iay Creams 18th, John Bromhsm Roy, do SID ilth
james Tcoub nth Thistle Tnrner Mobile. Ldg
Unisp.spd htstusIs kips irs..ne tr rorh.
n,o deeh had ds hagd state; Uriss
t,ohe Tor Boston 10Th h Debit Barry for do days Dol
es Ter 90 me- CoqSimio aosrs for DO about eo
CORK. Jan ID Az invocible Percy Bamore SUSAN Ran
ED Nyrk bh st9ohn Oliver DO with part Of thrown
frsayspnah esty 2b, LuIn,sss srssr Phlaislphia SD
IN Lor don Hebsrd from NYor; l7ta, Orion Pray,
ktIkans Geo william . Pane Mes ina
r@i; 81. o.oTss Yi,y cho .s..n o. prey Rip.y, Ham
burg Swih o's o. or.,CsAlsnt %., boom so; 18th John
Cum rSesoos, Nov AR Carrngtop, Aosott, Bsmlay.
DvBLN. Jan aso-A,r ',eless kuIcauy, sYorh.
Down, Jan -Au Celeritas Hanssn, Yorh for Amster
ear, W.T.. damage to ssiis sr,rs and balwxrta
DIAL Jan 5-hrr Mary brousbon secher Antwerp FOR "
yot tn. krpeI BALTIMORE 81 and Tor Bsnen iasd SANE
~, ts.s sss s,a sss.a seSr leu, Pxsss O.sarA dcPSS