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New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
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Rva late arrival we have files oi Hong Kong
papers to the 2tth OF February. The following items
ar selected from them The visit OF the Chinese Com
missioner 90 the q = Sloopoi War Plymouth was not
tor an official interview with Nj Davis the American
Commissioner but was merely compliment 10 Com
GclsugCr
fire at kcyaann The capital of the province Of
kc,anesc DESTROYED ieN houses. including the olacrs
ct the yceroy. Many people persisted during ihc CON
lasiailou The annual saciinccs 10 the names oi Ion
ficus the great Chncsc philosopher we're made "i'h
much ceremony. in the presence Of the Emperor and
several Kings in the imperial gardens
The war against the pirates Is carried on win sfeN
vicor and hopes are held cat OF their cNtermin'lon
The Chinese Bankers anticipation OF difficulties vain
the British were Withdrawing their capital from an
ton. -,
conference between the British and Chinese fleni-
poentarics took place the 9Th, on board me biit
,sh na. ship Hastings, where Leu Was received WIN
Great os,cntation and after the conference was sct
down 10 4 magnificent banquet The T. : -hp ffehc
which had sailed from Canton for Japan to see about
The alleged capture of American scamcn returned 70
Hong Kong on the nth four days aitef"sru ON so-
count OF the smallpox having broSe cut among the
crew. thh Norm A"''N''' '''''
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
wURrEndBERo.
The Kfus ConqueYed.

Il appears that the King vfts nav % ON ploy mill
tsry force In order 70 reast the dsternns,ion Of tbs
Wgrtsmberg diet 10 him 70 recognise tbs German
Constitution adopted by the frankfort Per fsnsnt, hsA
secretly aEd even without the knowledge Of ole own
secretary atWar, sent his orders 70 the commanders
Of his contngsnis 10 the federal army insructng them
70 leave the qusrtsrs assigned 70 them by the Imperial
Wsr-oace, and 70 march their troops upon Snttssro
without delay.
These troops were however. stopped On their march
by peremptory orders from the Cabinet Of the Rege
u Germany, and the reception Of she King Al Ludwig
burg such that IL shook his former resolution H.
Civic Guard Of Ludwgsourg intmstsd 70 him thar thsy
would stand by the Diet and the garrison were unsE
imous that they were defenders Of King and CounrTy
5ut not the champion. Of the King against the Country
The Ministers were consequently sen: for. and sfter
their from Lufwigsburg Stuttssrd the Diet
was informed that BIS Nsjesty and ais Cabinet had
agreed, and the following Royal Resolution was read
His Majesty the King u Wursmberg eonenrs with
hls Ministers IN accepting the Cousuu1ou d me German
Empire including re chapter Of that Corsumfiou which
o hs besd " the ssd Emprs and the execution Of
he said chapter according to the s7t OF tho said Cons
piron. His Majesty accepts he electoral as q lasd
down IN sad Constitution, provided that the ssid Ccns
ron shs practical eject In 0erns-y. His Majesty
the King will instruct the Nuremberg F.snlpoeuray ..
frankfort declare that the Government Of Wurf~mbsrg
hss ecnon tho King Of Pussua placing himse1
the head u Germany under sxsung Circumstances and
for the present In nis Majesty ne King of Pussa
.hoad decline scceptng the hereditary Of the sad
Empire"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
Increase in Business.

Il APPEAR from the ate customs returns that me
In or0vernsnt Observable dunng tas nf-t t~o mouths
of the wear las continued. The import date- nave
r.eu from the irst quarter n the present year 10
= ~ O0Ct not having o>en more than -JJooNfN IN
l-4- The greate. part u the improvement refers "
rh. month u March. which .asr year produced only
5JOgOOf bu, = now j. .DJO0OOt Inese nsnr~s are
tbs more Satisfactory a. they relate chiefly - "a" ma
t.ri.l, and colonial produce the hFst showing that
manufacturers are AZ wOrk ard the latter that genera
ease and comfort are returning. Among the 70" ma.
teraIs which have been most imported must be cited
tbose which serve for the fabrication ot woven goods
Nor less than - - qunta. Of raw cotton PAID duty
during the present year instead o. 1900 Tor the same
period u -4- and = 90 for Isl
The duty paid % wool thstis 100 nia-s = inIse
trse- - rch a. last year and onernfd more tna n
IL IN l-f- only DO quintas % "a" si.A were IN
Dorte9 lob ountals have been imported IN ne cor
re.cudur rrolth u The present year an amount aI ger
even thsn ~ An increase more " less c0nslefa- A.
Ie ha. also taken place 0i seeds cocnnea and n
4i-o coal Is put down az l-'1ooc quin'ai- t0r the
r,ntb Of March having been only lfoyD IN tas same
,,rrrh ,r 81 and 00lnll - --i1 Ine imports Of
rer have increased tho-e of copper orc station
~ snd rhose q. zlnc and css-irel st-l a; low
azure Of colonial produce, ccee : renlsrka5e for
- increase beng Z-uvJ qun-als iOr tie month o.
March Of the present year tle place OF ZOO IN IL
.ar. month In l-i- and $500 n the same month IN
l-f7 Colonial sugar has Increased from J) ID gun
,l- % - - and foreign sugar from 5000 % -5000
TIE taa.e o! exports gsesenr. la eqgy satisfactory
lrsu.L
Tasre aPpeass considerable augmentation IN .ha
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
HANOVER.
More Parliame utary Diss 0lutiOus.

The Commons house Of the kingdom OF Hanover was.
on the 25th ut dissolved by special message from
the King The royal proclamation makes mention oil
the late dsagreements between the diet and the king
cabinet the subject Of the fundamental rights stating
that, though the Government was prepared 10 exc
cute all really useful DEGREES OF the Frankfort Parhs
ment and make greater sacrifices 10 the unity
OF Germany the diet would only consent 20 is being
done in a constitutional manner. the diet most obsu
nstely refused entering into the merits OF the case IN
sistng the pu Of the fundamental laws In
manner which according 10 the constitution, would
have struck them with illegality."
The proclamation proceeds 70 stats that tho kins
endeayors at Cancellation fItless asserted
that At meeting Of 80 members o tho diet, assembled
the 18th instant certain resolutions were passed.
which 1t would have been tho province OF the diet 10
discuss and that things had been carried 10 such ex
tremes, that an attempt was made 10 induce iho ma
ioty s members of both houses 10 sign, during tho
prorogation term a certain bond. by virtue OF which
they promised 10 compel the Government to ssrso TO
the German constitution as voted by tho FRANKFORT
Parliament and 10 tho election Of the King OF Prussia
The King has therefore been advised 10 dissolve the
commons house OF the HAnoyerian diet Ihs royal
patent Is counterslgned by all the members VI inc
uanOyerlan cabinet
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
Miscellaneous.

The rcacuonsuc, Intend. 1915 sad 20 start the Prince
ic loinrilr As a candidate ior the Upper Nsrne
The Government has removed the fhrce regiments
Of the garrison % Paris on sccoun II their LOYALTY 10
Republican principles. and ten Chang Arnicr hss
placed them 5y the troops who 10 1880 nTcd upon the
people.
seventy six persons have been arrested f1r having
opposed tho Police in hr cveuron ~ their dlfv ~ the
various Socialist Electoral Committees on Monday
ana Tuesday evenings. Among these age II who had
been ported sfcr thc insrrrccron % June and
subsequently parionsi
The statement that personal stercltion hsi fakcn
f... acttVeen the President of thc Republic aut his
COUSIN since fhc return q the latter from Naird has
been conrrsiIcfcd Napoleon BOnaparfc has had no
au .rcc with ihe President; hs rcturn nor have
they met ~ aL
A banquet 90 ne Priests ~ socialism t0oS place
-ls 2ga toe Bsrrier roissonnitre and the Aobe
Frsr hard presided Two other Ahhes, Mn. Nontlons
and Percy were present About 40 men. women and
children present The only members of ne party
of tls Mountain present were Rcrtholon and NJ Dam
hc 1rst toast gwen Aux Ouvrcrs. by the Abbe
Maufioui- Who said he wa Republican socialist
Priest. bv some called Red Republican, he was a
workman. AS well az many whom De- addressed a. he
was one oi The worSmcn 90 the Church. variety OF
other r1asts were gwen among wlch was one % Je
s. ot Nazareth tAe Father % socialism snd many OF
these toa-- received with loud cries OF Nlvc IA
Montague. vive Rohesplerre." NJ. Hcrve proposed
" To our absent brethren whose names figured iew
days since the pIofy which he preceded by sonic
expressions of very violent Kind. which were ~
cciFcd ~ loud cries ot Nive Barhes. With The sN'
ccnuot ot fne-c loud excl ,nafions % feeling every
thug passed - IN perfect order.
Letters from LOuent state thar the Insurgents OF
June transported 90 Belle Isle rcvoted there IN consc
urnce OF the bad quality OF the food supplied % them
The troops. being indignant a the conduct ~ the guar
dns of the prisoners. took part with the Insurgents
An arrangement subsequently, concluded and tran
a. f..
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
BAVARIA.
The Frankfort COnstltuilOn Kelected.

The German papers publish long manifesto OF tho
Bavansn Government stating the reasons which induces
20 decline joining tho recognition OF the CoDsttn
ton of the German Empire. and concluded a. follows
Whatever may with regard to the two points
raised, the indissolubity Of the German COnfeders
tlon as set forth In the 9Th article Of the concluding
act II the Congress Of Vienna, IL s,l vital principle
and the Provisional Central Power still legally exists,
National Assembly and the respective Governments Of
Germany.
To that central authority the executive power OF the
.cdrate Assemby-he power bestowed ON ths lsfter ~
federal resteshas been transferred, and tho Hawaiian
Government will continue lend 10 that executive cen
irsl power its powerful support According 70 ne or
dnanoes Of that central power Bsyarsn troops are nov
fighting in the ranks Of the German amy ana as,ns
the ast few davs nsdsrne sams haze bsen paid by
Bavaria into tho imperial treasury. FhtniaI . ue
principles Of right and honor, Bsyshs vii a,Wsysr re-
main true 70 Germany and cnsrssncsly cndeayor 10
prevent Is dsmembermen,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
lnniInl PunI.hmenI.

Mr.. Ewarf. IN introducing bis motion. avoided the
theological portion Il the argument and pressed upon
the House the moral, social md Statistical reasons
which had urged him o. submit the subject 10 The
House.
g. Grey thought that the time was yet far distant
when the punishment 10 question could bc safely dis
.eu-ed with m an extreme case oi guil' Ike that 81
murder iic then proceeded 20 anaglc and reiuie Mr.
Ewafts argument fsr A. D. rssiei either upon nsuref
or 0u ground. so-i. and moral lie trusted that the
Hou.e would Rot consent even t1 have the ul lad upon
the table Xpccfafiou- might thereby pee raised which
would NOT bc iu.a.cd.
Mr Bright spoke at great length in favor ot tho mo-
ton showing that waving the religious argument The
punishment OF death should boz abolished On grounds OF
expcdi.ucy alone j. evident That the punish
n question dill not deter from crime, while iis public
nhiction shocked the scn-.Jlfies OF the good, and
tended 10 render be ldisposed only the more prone
70 crime
Mr. Drummoni opposed the motion. thinking that
moth jig tended more the insecurity u Life than max
ins the murderer hero m that House ami elsewhere
H. could those who ympa'hzrd with the Grim
na 10 such case, that far Al least as regulated the
welfare Of society, their sympatiics were very much
misplaced
Mr. r. \ Buxton. Mr Brothcrton Colonel Ihomp-
SON and Lord Au-eut. continued the discussion alter
which the House divided and the numbers were
For the motion .-.-... ----ll
Against IT,. -..---...- .----.--.-. ...--.i'
Minority against --~i
The motion thus rejected.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
Nnnoleon BonaparIe'. PosiIion.

The following letter has been addressed 90 fhe en-
tra B0uaparust onnlrfse by VI Napoleon bouapartc
MAoRI0. Apr. lj
M lf PRr-iDENT fAank Won for tle offer shicn YOU
have made me-. The ue Committee, r1 YruHo-o
candidate ilr fle Department nl .le seine So
thing could ho more ftrenur Than fnr me tp be- elected
my political opinions uaf-al no 0rler a.i flfnt %
le President whom defended when ne attacked bv
tsfcfionaIuc did not tiak r necessary io have fo-
course either f0 he ue te form, oi past rmcs fO
the wounds of our country The ong mean, of safety ape
pear fo he. respect Cor fAe Republican lHus'
raukv applied regard Tor 'lr people; democratic con.
cittou u tic Interior. and grand wise and euer-e1c
p0lcf abroad. Ills alone - worthy ~ France aNi A
bouapar'r THIS ~ the path wh.cl -uaA follow % nF
fellow, Df Pans cl.4 upon iur 'elr representa-
i've Your devoted f'iot-citzen.
"NAPOLEON BONAPAETEf
As the quarrel between the President and hi, cousin
becomes wider spread he Orb, nts and toes oi el 10 c
clare themselves General Montholon publishes an al
dre-s iu which hc sides wi'h Napoleon bouap trtc
against the President This would ue n blow A. start
ins. were the General OF more political weight -fi he
friend % Bonaparte-his companion m exile
and thar goes a great way among the peasantry -
Youu. Napoleon Bouaparte j. ambitious, and uses ~o-
cialisIn as az instrument 20 push himself forward ami
ms partl-an- now spreading al sorts oi rumors 70
the dscrcdf oi thc Presidents birth which the real
purpose is % advance Napoleon, and bring ms name
before the public
Tho breach between the President and hi- cousin
Napoleon Bonaparte Is now complete. At the hitter
end of as Wees. Immediately after the return of tue
aitcr from Madrid violent alteration took place uc
tween fhc cousins. the result ~ which would have
been under ordinary stancc., an appeal to rns
such could not of course be- the .uiuu0n hut The
breach seems irreparthc. Napoleon Eouapsrtc VIII
probably now throw himself into the arms ol tnc So
c.alis,s Perhaps thl- viii make mp 10 the latter ior
the 0-. they have sustained m the accession ot the tN0
sous OF old lucicu VINO aIe u0N hrm allies oi Louis
Napoleon
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
FRANCE.
Doing- of the National Assem- bly,.

On the -r-l sui -7rh the Assembly s7s enrrely re-
rp.i 10 debates an tle budget oi tae Minister % Ma
rue Tie comm iffre o. which Oh. estimates were rc
ftrrci gave il a report Vllch reductions were pro
posed am0ln-u- ta- wlo.e o. upward ot sixteen
millions oi francs. Auot1 other savings The commit
proposed That rte uurl.er 90 ainr4'- captains -rt
other officers sh1ull ea gradually reduced, aud tlar
fae number of os- which 80 present amounts
o. .rnD should boz gradually reiucel to -upN. All
fnr fre present yfar % proposed commencement. a
redlcti % % I.N men lo usti'v fnis rcdgfti1n the
committee stated. tl8r In l-.t when the usw0cr %
men cmT .nv,i ODD PIC la-..sh navy wl- a. ODD Pho
number employed u That 90 France was only 1000
aai % vls therefore rDntrulci fAsf fhc number u
mon 3D. 'l- Ia---h navy aai uat been increased s.rc'
thsr period tle rrm7er oi the French navy might
safety ,a reduced o. $4,000 men. After some discus,
-40u. fnc reduction proposed .y fhs committee Nas
urf o. tile vote and rsrrcrrt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
Effect ON the People-Revolutionsr Distur.
Dances.

As soon the dissolution OF the Second Chamber be-
came known In Berlin. the excitement throughout the
cIIy excessive. Toward evening crowds gathered
tne D6nhOt PlsiZ and IN frot Of The Chamber and
the Linden, A. H grew DARK the angry and threaten
ING appearance Of tie masses increased
Pcqgets u sOldiers were stationed on the Donho'.
square They endeayored IN disperse the crowd
Al 9ncer was struck 20 heavily that be was carried
away sense.ess. The soldiers Immediately fred on the
group, and one fe dead TWO others are severely
wounded This was AZ =. Up 70 the time Of Ihe de-
parure Of me mail The aspects Of The streets vas not
improved The crowd saowed litte inclination 70 dis-
perse and the rnng has embttered them.
We learn mat subsequently, attempts we're made 70
erect oarrcates st several points bat failed through
the exerr0us Of The cirzens and military. On the
petr P.stz the soldiers compelled % TIRE and the
casualties Of The evening were four killed one Of whom
j. woman and I've wounded. Detachments Of cav.
airy had . oe called cut % clear the streets several
times during The day. Many persons were wounded
y sabre cuts. but the number q not yet known. Va
organized resistance vas attempted 5y the populacs
yet yseat alarm prevailed Many families left Berlin
dEE!ss Iae day Passing yalsors have lef. almost with
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
shipping Intelligence.

V.psrs.o March Let OF Aneroap ,e--. port Ffst- lo
dependence Page Calao "a VII shp Chas f-d-HA Barnes, l1
tbs on -h Sacramento, Wau- s1 d',- from Nr~ lor. shr
Fd~ shu.,e fn salem och schr lsuN-nt Warftn
Chuos llh shp Sea Queen Manson - days from New fof
sshed IT, silva de Grasse ksh. San tfsn-cof .
corvette Lexington Chsiafi RIO Jaeiro Rd : h, Lamar
AnsreW lh VII ship Css fredecs ba'nes h-h
in 1911 s,hr Sacramento. Mam- san ffanC-Cn 18th. sing
EiWn fstn~orth 18th snip Sea Queen, Mn.on, d. l4h
inifFraiea- r-a-. shp hlnte-s Notion, San Fran
cisco. ..i. bsk Pend rton, Nnrl~. toqnrho
rffscif saifa f Caiu sept o. .i
taIae. Ana VI, hH. ltl thie tsh l3. Iowa, t ftn
Forester. Ma fr Gfts-, iah. tisms Sth, ~~'
4..ut Gh unii,ss Noe l6 hart- M-ra, Jan Is--n Fi
f-h steamer. ore 18Th Nassa'.-rt IN prog
tinl msrt B Lamar feo l -th iltieo- Nsf,t
~. ~tCfHu'r Co.,
I.tc.at.So Feb % Ifrrr 80 Faf-Pscf Asa h0Ke New
Betloft ,f.efn. ,esu 3l Msf,h on a,u1~
Gardiner. Nfnfucts '' whale. q mos
M,f,hl ctue H snter -aui My.tr. 400 sperm
a. NO.. in port Janet Hn-urr Nesturi 30 sp.ss mos ffl -
on cruise Mach lhu Adams. W Pom kts-uu. Nntuksi -
Msrch lnoa cruise oJ-au-ti-
Tn- West Nhedlnfl - 80 ~t mos. port An-frsn
luce Nsuu,ket hl to wh mo- 20 port ~ n lev D. o
rr.e henrN Mara Conn. NaltutAci AN - ID ~h -f
n,. ODD plrt 90 s Lon unNant, 900 ~ ~ vi. 8
. n port a cruise hcnswi ia-k- Mi-f NsstueAet p" p
p no. m port io-Gob-, Wet, Mystc. v ~ 30 vi
$1,000 mos pot r-fsw damages f--i'eh m gh-
l1-En, Morgan EwsI NRedlri go ~ 4Ab vi, 2iN bone 81
Ioft. 10 cruise hlmesd
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
.nyv i-fiutafe-.

on tho vote a 494-.t % dciIsy tbs charge OF the
Post Oicc packet service MI Golden thought that
the vote for the Post Office packet department ought
not to pas- without word. order that the country
might know why no pf0tf appeared lf was evident
that many oi these charges would never have been
dertsseu a. matter OF profit The chsrse tor carry
ing eftcrs between this country and the West Indies
was s@fooo0 year. How could We undertake 20
pev a2f1O0o when the whole gross proceeds would NOT
amount o. one fourth ol that tumf 10 must b. from
totally different motive. than etter-wntng because
letter writer's bad reason . expect that Govern
ment could he convcyer- ~ cost four times he
amount OF postage This was calculated 20 iniurc our
postage reform and prevent = adoption by other
c0uutIIc-.
~ir !. I b lriug could not consent 20 look al the
question as one merely of the amount Of balance that
-hi Be- LETT ~ the end oi the Year did he think
thar because those expensive communications between
England and the Coonc- absorbed a considerable por
ton of the income derivable from postage That tact
was Do taken argument i5an-t postage reform
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18

quantity Of VINE ard brandy 81, TIE 0w price Of
corn produces - cxporfs-on sni cotton an wooden
cloths have seldom found easy rnsrSe, IN ioreign
ccllt-r> Grcaf scrvifv - ohssrvah e Oh the 81
uiac-lre and rrnned sugar. dressed hdcs sns glass
participate .u the .eucra. improvement Artelcs Of
millinery and machinery though ihe former have late
Is improved YET st- remain comparatively behind
hand. decided improvement has taken place the
foreign shipping trade The total tOnnS- o; arrivals
h perhaps lower than thsi q ast year. bUt nc
90 Departures has increased l. may oe stded that.
whether in arrivals OF departures, the ships under
French cciCrs show considerable Increase
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
Order Reixus nt Berlin.
Brnndcnbours ON German Unity.

The Berlin Official Gszriie OF Asy l. contains note
OF the PrUssian Cabinet % the several German Govern
ments which 10 the declsr ,iOn promised ON the Ger
man question within Ii day. from TIE % April 10 hs'
been delayed because som oi ttese Goyeinmer's have
not expected. sent m tcir d sion a. required oGt
uoiwithstsndl Z this helsy the RUSSIAN Eovernnen'
considers itscl bound 10 stse wAs rs course VIII be
IL promises 20 oppose the reycut onary agati0ns oi
the with every energy, and will endeeVo0 10 iur
NJ n the other Governments with timely assistance Tor
the same purpose.
The danger Is common one and rrussis viii not
bctray It's mission 70 interfere IN tho hour of pcrl
wherever and In any matter 4 may be necessary. "
believes that limit must he put 10 the revolution In
Germany This cannot be effected by mere passive re-
sstancc but by active interference IL expresses hs
diss .tislaction that many OF the German sta1es
abandoning their former objections should have gwen
in their adhesion 20 the Frankfort Consttnuon-a
course which compels Prussia 10 abandon the plan t
propo scd in It's vote Of the ID OF April But II invites
those German States who have not given In their as
sent send Plenipotenuaries forthwith TO Berlin or
furnish their ambassadors with tho necessary tnstruc
lions TO enter into conference and understanding With
the Prussan Government
1t ha. always considered that the German Con.atu'
ton to be durable, must have the cooperation oi the
German Governments with the representatives OF the
German people IL adheres 20 this principle STILL.
Should IL be- disappointed ia is hopes OF the National
Assembly giving such cooperation, t but holds u 20 Dc
the more the duty OF the Governments 70 estaoushs
satisfactory and comprehensive system OF representa-
ton which WITH realize the idea OF federation lhe
following 10 the literal translation OF the rect OF the
note and contains the ph OF the document
&" The draught of such constitution would tske up
anew the work OF the National Assembly, and only set
aside those disturbing elements which were introduced
into by combination OF unfortunate circumstance "
w In any case be based on the establishment OF atuons
and united power aud nat pns representation
with the rights Legislature IN Chamber OF the states
(Sfaaien. .hansl and popular assembly tNoks hsus y
Adheung to these fundamental conditions, We may cave
farther details ser consideration and we DO not doubt
that the unanimous endesvor attain the great end and
universal acknow led cement OF what the nation re
qures will result in pls. 10 which the two Houses OF
a t,er
possible delay 10 revise IT, will not rehso assent and
recognition"
The note concludes with repetition Of the sum
mons 10 the German Governments 10 send Penipoten
uares 10 Berlin or furnish instructions 10 their res
dent Minister'S 10 confer with the Prussian Cabinet on
the scheme above shadowsd forth.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-18
Amnesty Again.

ln tho Chamber tnr 4i fhe debate the
project 90 sw granting -NnD0 francs nr the e of the
tn ns discussion aro-e 70 once ou Pho Qrepo.t' ilr
an amnc-ty puf forward hy Che Commission. The Min
i-fer ot the Interior -rreuuon-y opposed ti- article e
fhr project saying that the Government were certainly
de-irous ~ showing clemcncy but that measure Ike
that proposed would cast loose number oi men whom
would he highly dangerous to society to Ter 0ut ~ The
present moment "a Coulter reporter of thc Commis-
% ser free on tu1i who had ncou found -1i-t
hut only those who were merely accused. 0r " su-.
pect those in 'u-t a-un-t whom uo active pro-ecl-
ron bad SET been begun The Minister az me Int
---L A---L M ---u ---- 4 ~.