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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-11

Freight o Chsgrss. no. per foot prs-paia-
rrsisht 90 Havana. 2bo. per rbic foot.
Cossepees gods shp's tackles lnns
dstsy after her arrival at Havana
To SECURE freight apply the oaoe Of the Os
No. aoBsRrS
Special nosios gwen shi>p-rs OF this thas Y,
have form Of Ill o. Iadinr adapSsA
their business which will BE- furrishsd shippers apDN
cation the psbys otoe and with whoh
qussted to provide thersslves other form Win =
signed BY the asenu 81 the company. All hills sAias
mus. he siFssi bcfore tie -s'lirs ~ the vessel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-11

Tnko..s LIAs roH sAs fkAsslsco VIA
Chsgres direct, by thr urtsd states sAl st,sm-
the Fsei dc The SPLENDID steamship CHEROKR
Henry indie, commander ~iIl leave her deck Per
North River. for chszres diroot Friday Sept, 18TH
thru, oolooh The Cherohes and Philadelphia s.ay
steanss running direct to hAEres In D-ction WITH
un'e States NAH from t. saa rransss.
Passengers ~ the Cherokee will find
dsuons unturpss.ed BY other aud will
connect with the fsvorte stsAmship Oregon ~
Panama for passass, apply 30
nOwLANTS AlpINwALL. 81 -nd rs South a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-11

tok PORTLAND. okhVVE -r9E -UPsktok v. 8
~ sshns soyrsr-d a.. eepper fastened clps~- hsrf
tkAfs n And Louisa, Mayo. MASTER having u,css
her arse ersased ~ have Immediate ssspaich Wv
lance Of treifhi having furnIssss
oemm"aAu-as IN a-dt ate apPlesti.A must he msss
n u ruWtEs. rs Nest a.
MAILER LORD. o. " al strsss
Captain sAyo gill take ohsrue % eonssu nett
The New York herald., 1850-01-17
lower than that Of 7 ur

over than that OF ur
trorg northern gales .sdsy, probably owing to the
rbey have done nv that blowing all night
aesbb'Ihood. oh smsss to the port and In the
transport the next counsil the order authorizing
r, -sion to the Cape will be revoked"
TT BGaLIN, Dec "a 164o
ps swesther, which had been very stormy, accom-
aisd by rain aud snow has turned to . frost.
AL eommunicstion by railway was interrupted for
sems hours.
RoME, Dec. 20, 1S49
letter In the Journal des Debais says the arrival
Of the brother aud nephew Of the Pope added to the
probability Of his speedy return although the precise
period Is not yet known"
The does appear to have been altogether ar
ranged II is rumored that Cardinal Corbe the most
/ liberal man In the Roman Court, had died.
The Cardinals were beginning to return to Rome
PAsIs, Thursday Evening.
| At the Cabinet Council of Ministers, heid this mora
ing the River Plate treaty II is tad, was discussed
Three Ministers decidedly pronounced the idea
Of any expeditions and consequently for sustain
ing the Predour before the assembly The other
Ministers are pdsrstood have reserved the
sion Of any decided opinion until the feeling II the
! stmbly should be mere clearly ascertsued
MApSp, Dec 81, 1s49.
hostile meeting was spprebended between the MI
mister the Interior the Deputy Silva in conse
queue. o the stte- accusing the Minister Of pataiy
in the elections.
| VENICE Dec. 20, 1si9
| Very little business doing. Indian corn higher
Freighs by first class Brtsh ships procurabie at
! 4 G ard 10 gupess grstuity for orders
The New York herald., 1850-01-17
TELEGRAPHIe INTELLIGENCE.
Summary.


Our telegraphic dispatches furnish us with full
reports Of the proceedings In Congress and In the
Legislature.
In the United States Senate, Mr.. Benton intro
duced his bill for the reduction OF the limits OF the
State of Texas, proposing to pay that State the
slm Of fifteen millions OF dollars for relinqulshlng
the moot, territory. The bill was referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Foole also introduced bill for the estab-
lshment Of territorial governments for California,
New Mexico, Deseret, and Jacinto, which was re-
ferred to the same committee, and made the spe-
cal order for Monday es of resolutions
was introduced, calling for information in relation
TO oriental nations; which lie over
The House was occupied in neadravorlng to CON-
pete its organization, but made no farther pro-
gress.
In the Legislature, the Senate were almost
wholly occupied with the discussion OF the subject
OF slavery in the territories; several resolutions
were adopted.
In the House of Assembly, the bill in relation to
the Hudson River Railroad Company was under
consideration in committee of the whole, but nc
final action was had up to the hour of adjournment
The New York herald., 1850-01-17
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
The President and the Territories,
&C., &C., &e.
&C., &C., &s.


OUR SPECIAL. TELEGRAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE.
wAsHINeror CRY,
WEDNESDAY EvESiSG, Jan l6, 1900
We understand that there has been a cabinet CON-
sutaton on the territories and that the President
will submit to Congress special messags probably to-
morrow recommending that the territories be left to
settle the slavery question for themselves, when they
shall come in a States OF the Union.
Mr. Maxwell OF Pennsylvania, as Consul to Trieste,
was confirmed today.
Col Benton introduced his Texas compromise bill
members Of both houses think belongs to Tex
as than to New York. will be q hard measure. Texas
is willing and the administration would not object
but North wings and democrats will hesitate to do
It. The South will also object to the bill because it
leaves Mexico entirely unguarded against the pro-
yiso, south Of SO 30.
General Foote next introduced his territorial bill'
and made a bold attack upon Colonel Benton for hav
ing stolen his thunder in the leading features of his
compromise. During this attack upsn him, Colonel
Benton left tho Senate he had patience to SIT
quietly by and hear himself so soundly lecturei.
The Verm ont resolutions will come up ton morrow.
The bill providing for the arrest and delivery II fu
eitiye slaves will come up next Wednesday. The
South intend press it through and to hold the North
will only strengthen the spirit of disusion.
Moses Ii. GrinD.ll, Simeon Draper, and others, are
giving round Of splendid suppsrs at the National at
which a number OF Senators regularly among the
invited guests.
The New York herald., 1850-01-17
DOU BILE SHEET.

Arrival of the ConBda-Ehe Foreign News.
Tne British steamship Canada having arrived
at tnis port yesterday, we are enabled 10 give, ia
addition TO the telegraphic report Of Monday, an
enormous quantity Of foreign intelligence, which
is embraced in our usual double sheet, that We ge-
nerally issue from this establishment when we
have a great supply of matters OF interest 10 the
public During the last few days, the arrivals at
this port, from both the Pacific and the Atlantic.
have brought us intelligence of great importance
in every point of view, to this metropolis, TO the
progress of This mighty country, and to the march
Of civilization itself throughout the world.
The news from every part of Europe is deeply
interesting The spirit of revolution still exists, as
fercely as it did when it broke out nearly two
years ago. Nothing but the vast standing armies
OF The European sovereigns numbering nearly two
millions Of men, prevent the action OF public opio-
ION, in that part Of THE world, from sweeping out of
existence all the despotisms and ieudallsDs which
have existed for the last twenty centuries. This
swee,ing would extend in an equal degree to all
POLITICAL social or religious organizations. The
struggle will, however, take place; and the runors
Of revolution and ,nsurrecton which come to Us
nom The interior of Europe, and even from Rus
sis, only Indicate the extraordinary magnitude of
tne contest OF tne great pfihclpes oi clNliLduon
and human rights, when they shall have reached
the point of open and equal conflict, againt despo-
;sm in every form. Austria seems to be reposing
on a volcano; Russia is exhibiting symptoms OF n-
terna disorder; all Germany and Italy are slum-
berng over gunpowder; The two sets OF priacples
are struggling like two strong men in toe arena.
England, in view of the approaching crsls is buslly
endeavorng to nurse, protect and enlarge her com
merclal energies and pursuits. She is looking with
dread and jealousy on the movements of the Ualted
States in the same direction, aud especially at our
developement of new nation on the shores Of the
Pacific, with prospects that were never equaed by
any colony. in any former period OF history. la
connection with this matter, we give large mass
OF news, containing important views and state
menis, Illustrating the opinions held in England on
the Nicaragua question, nearly associated IN the
American mind with the movements in California
end the progress OF American enterprise on the
Pacific.
AL this news, we trust, viii be read with the
deepest attention by the community at large, and
particularly by representatives. at Washington,
who will soon BE- called upon discuss and deter
nine many OF those points winch are illustrated
by the intelligence which we publish to-day.
The New York herald., 1850-01-17

FaraL ArFAn Ertrcrs % Isrswrrs.re, Va,
tsrday Coroner eer vas ENGAGED the greater part Of
the DAY At the Fifteenth yard station house holding
an Inquest on the osdy ~ Thomas q. Rogers born r
this country, aged 80 years. The d.cesed IL seems
O'Clock Tuesday night In the basement of Con,ti-
tuition Hall No. ESQ brcsdsay. Kept by Peter Truck
much under the ibhu-pc- of liquor, and while to.r.
two young men came do~n IA the saloon 90 take
drink BY the names 81 Dsuie o. n. Hy.r asd slsr,ncs
Brooks the former resiios at No. sas Fourth street
and the latter at No. lU5 Barrow street Ihsy has
not been In the saloon bot short tim. when toe d.
eessed made dsnopstraos 60 hsht. sod seized liver
by the back q tk- r-ch holding ia HE hand A tab,e
kbife With which he iuniot-d severe wound on ths
usht temple of Hy.r. causing the blood to nov
ytofu-ely They eir ch.d together and f.u o.
the noor, Hysr on top, Who called out. that Ro-
f.fs vas cutting him with q knifs Uver v.s
tst.n OF. and hnding himself stabbed cs cut. rsn
into the street sbd called q policeman taic.f
Csse answered the call and desc into the ssoon
sbd thsre aS Rogers lying the noor in.ensibls
~. hlrsm wac cent Tor. who dressed the wouods of
byer sbo sssmib.d Rcgers. but th.r. bs,pg ~ 80,
vsfd injury 90 hs person. the Doctor prouogoe. ths
n'or stats TO b. produced possibly froa .me in-
tina injury. Assistance vas procured ana ths
deceased was conveyed 20 the Fifteenth ward polise
ra icp spd on surviving there he appeared TO rslIv
s,me, and was placed 10 cell. In order to tpsurs
biz attendance before the usri,trsts 20 .,.,.s m
81 srge Of the sssauit made on liver In sso,, -.
~ Asa'sstailen' o. NJ nuex sod sse dor
mest they found Rogers on HE Knees his pses rest
ihg on the edge 81 bucket aud his bad in.
toe oh mutirs bin up. be found 20 he ou,ts
nead. "A post norsem examination va. h.,d h. nr
holuesi wh'ch rcfuited iu the opioion maj ,h.
S,.,s ~ o',ss ,. 70 ~. d-sth BY concession Of the
u,sth, VIZ tte eNstntnsiinn etfssiou Of bo "A was
sso.vered srsuua he h-srt eliot of booI ON ,ss
VI re-" sFhfe ~ TIE bIein he shull -ss not frar.
.ured but The fsl On the door in add,tiao 20 ,ns
tmperste STATE be sss io evidently toe AZ
uesth The ioio sing tss. ct va- reuisrsd.- rhsf
tnt deceased cane 10 hl- death by ,piur.. r...,.s
in we hesd rhie engaged In = sculle at toass,s.,o.
No COO bfosdNsy on the night of Jan IS 1850
M urc's-td BOARDED At Nre. Babks corner of ssrnr
Htet Srd BroadHsy. here he hss sn rifs 20 ,,oars
M ins i"'s out no chidrsn. fhs d-cpssea vas son oe
d. h'gtT ef Mes orleans, ~ho On his death IAN thu,
The New York herald., 1850-01-17
NEW YORK LEGrsLATUaE.
Senate,


ALssvy, Jan. 16, 1850.
FrrtrI0S.
Mr.. CRoss presented the petition Of Henry c. Muir
ply. for grant Of land under wser In front OF his
land st New Utrecht
ssvt~Gs RsNK or rovGuKEErsr.
The annual report of the Foughkeepsie Savings Bank
was received.
rorIcts or BiLLs.
MIR WILLIAMS gave notice of bill TO amend the is~
relating to Harbcr Masters In the port 81 Ne~ York
MIR BrrEMs- of . bill ~ sms nd the act for the
e.ctusI reveutop ef ores in the city OF New York
passed Msrch 9Th ts4p
Mir NoRe.s, a hill TO slov contracts Of loan aud
forbearance on yersonsi securities for short periods
ssvIsuA nssxs
ON motion of Mr.. Coos the senate proceeded ~ the
cone sdeIstion 81 the resolution heretofore offered by
him DECLARING that the ttJect Of a savings b.ak or
Institution. cannot b. accomplished by general Law
Mr. Coos siuded TO the great DAGGER Of silo~ ps an
indefinite number 81 ssvinss banks 10 be organized
~bere sna everywhere to be uesS by the fraudu.
lent 90 ss 10 take from he poor their savings
further debate " resolved to refer the whole sub
jset te the Attorney General. for his csiniop.
sLsv.Er N THS rERRtfnRns
Atl2 oeloes the Senate prOcesdsd to the considers
The New York herald., 1850-01-17

NOMINATIONS BEFORE TIE UNITED SrAres SE-
MAZE The nominations are now before the Senate
of all the leading appointments which have beea
made by General Taylor and his cabinet during
the last summer and fail, aud the Senate and lts
committees are now engaged IN the investigation
Of the claims of those officers for confirmation
consequently. an enormous quantity OF lobby mem.
bers and borers, from various parts Of the coun,ry,
are now crowding at Washington, m order that
they may assist or oppose particular parties, and
procure lheir rejection or confirmluon.
We understand that dozens of individuals, con-
sising Of little politicians about town, penny-a-
liners. connected not connected with the press,
and sl serts Of IDLE persons who get their living
by prcfessIpg TO belong TO the press, are acting az
Washington as lobby members, some against the
confirmation of Mr.. Maxwell, as Collector Of this
por, and others for IT, A great many OF those
lobbying for it are persons whe have been very
Improperly appointed TO situations in the Custom
House, and who now hold sinecures there. Some
OF these belong TO the pTess, and say they cores
pond and live by It, while they are receiving the
pay Of government. We know at the very least
halfa.dozen such persons, and hope that the Se-
nate at Washington will keep good look out, and
prevent mgresslons-conveyed by such poilutcd
sources- lrom operating upon their judgments IN
hen action in the premises Can any Of oar
Washington correspondents, special or general
volunteer or Otherwise, s,nd US last OF these, or
omc Of these yaTious lobby members, who now
crowd the vestbues and porticos of the national
legislature, together with some account Of their
several vocations and antecedeuts Tins would
be a curious aud amusing list.
The New York herald., 1850-01-17
THE MAILS eOH CALIFORNIA.
s4--~--~-~-->e>~~.~~~~e~
THE EEkLY HE Al D.

Ths steamship Cherokee Capt Forbes will leave
thi, port this afternoon at 4oclocs for Chagres The
uiails will close at two O'Clock
The W,,kiy H,rais With the latest news from all
psrts % Eurspe and America, viii h. published ~ 10
oclcck. this morning, aud Newspaper agents io
California can be supplied at that hour. They oan
ssud through to the Uold REGIONS without the pre-
payment Of postage Here is the order
Pcsr Orrics DErsHrSsNT.
T., attract ofhcs. January 49, 1867
siE,in reply 20 Jour inquiry relative % n.~spaycrs,
Stsu from the oice n pdbcstinn. ~ huafls
have that from the One Of
publication hs usiine 81 hss without the prepay
meut of the Iostaes 70 allowable.
Respectfully your ot't servant
8. n. mDsetE
First Aast Poet master General.
W. V. BRADY. Esl.. Postmaster. New Norx. y. v.
Single copies. In wrappers sixpeuce. Agent. wiu
pese sspd IN their orders before O'Clock this
ing
The New York herald., 1850-01-17

SLlEvLeAMuoN CoRREsroNnENcE OF THE Tar
ruNE PROM CALiroRSiA The Sevegammon cor.
respondence Of the T1bpnc has increased wonder
iuly Of late and has made grea, progress since the
fret brochure Of that description OF literature was
published, concerning the Irish nsurrectcn. Ac.
cofding to some Of the last accounts single pair
OF boots IN California cost ninety-four dollars
THIS number beats tha, Of the killed and wouoded
IN the famous battle Of Shcvegammon, a flll ac.
count OF which was contained in the Eurogcan
correspondence Of fha, journal al the time.
The New York herald., 1850-01-17
Shipping Intelligence.

Arrived slir caltsoria, HYorh. "'
Arrivee-Brrs noute cri,to. Carthascra yia Sespsr.
stptnter, omta 81, Jruxls 18th ul sehr Psyop Tan
ritr.
tleared.ship Hore. NofeanE hirks Helen b Francis.
havana Eau usd Osiy> sad Jus lee story Baltimorr:
ktry fhilecelplia bt 'tlrra hAtsnas Carrima Psrt-
LARD g load for Caba chrs Eugene, GonAvss Euaese
tanrss.
-, BAra, Jan Is
ssled-Bsrk Brunette. Havana; triss Geo wasssas,or
Csrdepas, Ava. MataLE2s
Ciearsd-Bark Nathaniel Blake. Uavana 49,
sailed-Pilot boat Fawr NYork,
Arrived-sloop csxtiie NYsrh.
Cleared, 18th ship Thou,s. Church. uetfle
The New York herald., 1850-01-17

Gas CoSsrliERs' MEErrNe.-we refer our read
ere ." The procecdiugs of the meeting of the gas
e,ns'm'r', held last evening in the Broadway
h,use' rePcrt Of which viii he found In an
other column Of this days paper. The public have
tvd'n'y come TO the ccnclusioa tha, the the gas
monopoly must be abolished
The New York herald., 1850-01-17


The following petitions we're read and referred:-
Mr. PHuys. of Board of of Albany county,
giving the Police Justcss the 10 send vagrants to
jail instead Of the penitsptiary
Also, OF Board Of Supervisors In regard to compeu-
ration OF Supervisors Tor making assessment rolls.
MIR RIcHAKpsON, of Inhabitants Of Cayuga county,
for the equalization Of taxes the different schoo.
funds In the county
MIR. RoBssoS of I3O Inhabitants Of Fishkil to repeal
the law OF iucor comp to or
taxes
MIR. L d snrrH in regard to tolls on the central
railroads Of this State
BILLS.
Mn TowSssSD notice tina. at some future day
he would Introduce Dill In relation TO the Clerks and
Surrogate's ofhc-s Of tn. city OF New York.
MIR FoRp notice oi hill for the enforce euent OF
judgments against deceased debtors
TsE DIVISION oF rsE swELffa wARp or sEw YORK
MIR. j. w ALLAN, pursusnt to previous notice, In.
trodueed bill In relstion 10 cvison of twelfth ward
Of the city 81 New OK into two 10 referred to
select committee. Consisting OF the delegation of the
city of New York.
r1EMrTIov HoNysryADs.
Mr.. W, SaitH pursuant to notice, introduced o
hill entitled acc 10 pt from execution certain
real estate, or h'nes'Hds, Of persoos having families
TuE EEcisrRi o. BiatHs, a.,
Mr.. ovrsuIsIk. bl To iepesl an act requiring the
registry Of births. deGrhs. and marriages.
stNG
Mr.. RoPpRTsoN bill 20 allow Charles u. Taylor
and n Tsylor to continue ferry from Sing Sing to
Rocfland.
MIR. SToRY moved the House nov 10 into . Committee
Of the " hole. al. bii In relation to the Hudson
River Railroad which VA, carried.
MIR DlNNiNN, In the chair
After some arks from tfr, Srosy-
Mr.. Gur,Hr moved the House rise and report pro-
eress which wss unanimously carried, ss IL then
IL o'clock snd the snnuA meeting of the state ARri.
cultural society ~s TO BE- held that hour Of the day
The New York herald., 1850-01-17
4 II Il vDRx lAT1sr

LrrRrooi., 10 20 4. VI, Dee q. isls
Losros The French mail has not arrived
In foreign exchange, yesterday tbs rate. upon
Hamburg h. Ansterdau End Paris SHADE HIGHER;
Nicnte and Trieste vere lover.
SHotEHss ELrcrioN --L Lord A Lennox vas returned
yesterday. ~i,hout cpposition.
FoHrssovIH.-Ihe tide yesterday vas four inches
The New York herald., 1850-01-17

House OF hsprsse ntattves.
w.sntSGroS. Jan. 16, 1850
THr KrrT>Ur nrsoLUrioN rEOa
A resolution from the Senate limiting the expenses
Of collecting referred the COMMITTEES Of
Ways ana Means.
nALLorISG krrFEs.
The Heus. then into election for door keep
with the following result -Horner 60; Ayres, 3s-
the r.st scattering among thirteen candidates
The House voted three times more. On the last
ballot, the highest vo,ss we're Horuer &C. Tsts, %
tlccd az
MIR. woopwanD wanted Co know " II would be In
order to Introduce resolution declaring the election
Of door keeper and pos tmsster.
The SrssKts ssid no.
Mr.. BMooss thought that taking the question on u
by yess and nays would be equivalent to o rira
rsse vote
Mir woopw.Rp ~ithdr.~ his proposition for the
rres.nt
kr Ev.Ns. Of Maryland. offered . revolution de-
clsripg Nr Horner docrkssper aud Mr. johnson post
master
The srraxvR ruled him out ef order.
MIR. kvirs sppesied
TIE DO sou of tn. chair wss sustainei
Another ballot vas then had for door keeper ss an
p.sed rsfts IS Cole a. Flood, 81. No election.
Adjournsd
The New York herald., 1850-01-17
Nothing New from the south.

B,LrIsons, Jan. ID, 1850
The Southern mail has come to hand but contains
no news worth tslee phing.
The New York herald., 1850-01-17

bsiriaoEr. Jan 10. 1850
Sales we're made of 200 bbls CITY Mills and Howard
street four ~ - s7k. The grain market remains
without special change
The New York herald., 1850-01-17

ANOTHER TERRiBLE SHIrwRECK. We learn that
The Agnes, Ahrensfelt. from New York for Bremen,
was wrecked on the coast of Texel, on the l9h #
ecenb,r Twelve OF the crew and seven pas
scppers were saved and the master, nine men,
and thriy.four passengers drowned.
The New York herald., 1850-01-17
House of Hsprssen ntssives.

After brief Executive sessiou, the Senate adjourned
The New York herald., 1850-01-17

No tGes of turpentine 10 report prices uOmnally
&c. td. yer cwt.; 1000 bbls. mmou American rosin
ievr been sold at 2s lld a 81 Id per cwt aad 500
bbl.. tar at los Id. per bbl from the quay
Ap Hcfiy- speculative demand for the inferior de-
setpiou OF Western cGral -four has existed during the
psst week, II the lots Offering having been pur
chased nj lss. per bbi With tbi- exception we have
little Oh augc 10 notice Indian cora continues
la fAr rqu.t at 2Ss 2p per qusrter of 400 lbs for
niAsd Rhs yelog, 2gs. Cd 3Os Tor white Old
Nesr-in al -four 22s a 2Ss ca New Westerns lss
a 4os Philadelphia sud Baltimore Z3s 81 ono 25s
per bbl wheat ss. 6, Cd per 20 lbs aud indian meal
l+s per bbi The 81 ck ~ American gJar Ia this port
a ted ~ gEp coo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-20
Sicily and Unhappy Wives,
ErrGl tf a idir from a gentleman IN Day
ton, OHIO
D.NIns. M,,l. IsIT.

ps T.. " M,rut,TaU-Nv Dear So. ia.
Marie Nputu', rii,air Medical Conn s1iHu. t,r
WhUb !u,i..,d yus ,lillaf b. ,uuf addt,.s. ,tus
satI, 10 h,pI. I v,uii ult have ur,ubl,d 1uu
With lhr,; irs hp,.. lst that am imy,I.rl D., q
.ru.a II .r.timls. i,r in,s.li ADD VII q, give ut.
tr,sp,, uur .iur,fc ,pd bs1Tiirlt 'D,l,nu.
", VT hIs hen p.fc,Tth, .iosiug BE- .pinc
thf,, veal. ui ifsr~, ip o,n-s,u%nS' ui h,f .r,at
au.,i,.h BOT .u'irtp. ."nc m1uths t.trs 80 tuiu-
,H1uh.fusi 10. N,, sursss.i,, ur@ Wufr lud urH,
a rruisi ,HsI prusiprrd be-. Iuttiug hsf ht iu
imuiu.uiiI,r.rr. a1 which Nls on the act uocl.
.H1. Ir.Iarui ul suppose that thi. siatr uf
ihiu.. vi. ir,yipll'. aui iesiyaol m,.gli o. meet
ihs wu.! 81 tht. tins (q0W about two mnpth.J
hr,u iuf ipuk hisll, ,puk,n ~. e, cunlaiuIn.
.urps matter. f,ashIg uN ease. pp ir.rr,'Iri lui
p.uaI. fr,1H.trNrfrss ~ son che u,Iri 10 srHr'-
90 H, I.Ir,s.'. m,nl ,HI thr Us %. Tsgrs iuI ,ft.
oil Of. n, ,HI. .H 'f,rrrg that ttH 1r,si fi.'Hs.tt
~ " V p...HspuN provided i iru't,. q.
.HrurI n;.m.I.,i o. u, vhbh ! iius 'ru",,i
vr. Tss.s pol ~ THrultN uiHsii Dii1p r,r syrr
rl.It t.ri #hHrf'lHHs I ap ur ''r o. 400 &C. IlUH-
I.,p M .u,lH. 81 uIltiiug CO. o. Oh. mlffrft coon
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