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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY;
q DEVOL u co. aie prepared 70 furnish AZ klnds
NJ. Of Steam Engines, upon short notice Ano
at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices.
Also, all kinds Of Mill Gearing, Hosting Screws,
Regulating Screws, Jack serews Fullers Screws and
CIDER Screws.
Mill Spindles Of cast iron orwrought
Bales and Drivers, &c. SC.
They will also furnish the Parker Wheel 10
suit any head Of water and with either iron or wood
shat. Also, the Atkinson Wheel ft up as above
The patent the Parker Wheel has expired snd con-
seqnently they can be had much cheaper.
Ihey also continue TO make DevOl's Threshing
Machines, and keep lot constantly on hand war
ranted the best in Ohio.
All the above articles will be made with especial
care and by the best workmen and will be warranted
All kinds OF repairing done upon the shortest notice.
They also keep constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in a Foundry Thy have
completed their front shop. that those who call
can examine their work. =
They are also at this time manufacturing the Le-
fell Cook Stove, which received the first Premi
at the Ohio State Fair at Cincinnati last Fall and
will keep them constantly on hand. M
The known quality of the work done at this estab-
lishment for many years best guarantee that
in FUTURE the subscribers will labor to desire Inc pa
tronage of the public They invite examination
Lancaster, May %, 1851 G. DEVOL & co.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

Connecticut has just sent in her Share of
4 n boz, assorted chopping Axes do Broad Axes,
lV do Hand Axes; 6 do best Drawing Knives; 6 do
Claw, Nail and Tack Hammers, and score of other
Hardware which will be sold low for cash at the cheap
hardware store of p. BOPE
Iancugtar lima
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27
SPEEDWFLL FOUNDRY.

GEORGE ]. BITLER has associated with himself
w CHRISTIAN NJ. BERRY, and the business at
the above Foundry will be hereafter conducted under
tho firm-name of BITLER & BEERY.
The Speedwell Foundry has been enlarged and i'm
proved. They have added Steam Engine and are
now prepared to do any kind of work in their line
All their work will be done in the most substantial
and improved manner and warranted
Copper, Tin and Sheet-IrOn Ware.
They have purchased of Mr.. JoHN Work the es-
tablishment conducted by him Gin-stree one door
Fast Of the Checkered Store, where they intend to
continue the business in all its various branches They
will always keep hand and manufacture to order all
kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet-ron Ware which will
be made in the best manner and sodat the lowest rates
Stoves, HOllOw-Ware and PIOughs.
In connection with the other departments of their
business they intend to bestow due share of atten-
ton to the manufacture and sale of Stoves Hollow
Ware and Ploughs. They will always be supplied
with assortment Of Cooking, Parlor and other de-
scrptons of Stoves of the latest and most approved
patterns, such as Resor's Double Oven, Rochester,
Universe, Preference, President and Bucks Cooking
Stoves. They have also the RoUGH AND READY
CooKNG STOVE. which at this time is taking the lead
of all others and is superior article
Their stock of Hollow Ware such as Sugar Kettles,
Potts. Skllets, Ovens, &c., will always be large enough
to suit the market.
They will manufacture and sell low the following
descriptions of PLOUGElS-Rushville, Longs Cast
Kings Barshear, and will soon commence manufac-
turing Patent Steel Plough which can in an instant
be changed for two or three horses. These Ploughs
will always be put up with especial care and of the
best material. They will always have on hand EX.
IRA SHARES for those that may need them
Gatlin's Premium Wheat Drill.
They intend also to manufacture for the next
the above Wheat Drill 1t is one of the very best in
use and be sold for Fifty Dollars, and will be in
sured to work well. This drill feeds with an augei
and is consequently more regular than any other now
in use. model can be seen at the Foundry and oul
Wheat growers are respectfully invited to examine
it for themselves.
The custom Of the public is respectfully solicited
Every effort will be made to accommodate them will
good articles at the lowest prices The practical OK
perience OF the senior partner will enable them t
manufacture every article in the best and most dura
BILE style Call and examine before purchasing else
whore. b. ( B.
Lancaster. December 81. 1850 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

From Providence, Rhode Island.
2A0 gross assorted Screws from l.9 to Q inche
OVO just received, and for sale by P.B0PE.
June -. g
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27
Carriage ana Buggy Springs.

lust received at the Cheap Hardware Store, 90 pr.
j Elliptic Springs; 90 sets Axels; 5000 lbs spring
steal 10 tons Iron, and will be soldlow for cashby
June 70. p. BOpE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

NTEW FALL GO0DS-A large and general Assor
ment now opening, and bargains to be had at the
cheap store opposite Shelters Hotel. -.
November s, 1850. w. T. WISE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

LATEST AhhlNALs
20 Doz. Grass Scythes; % do Grading do; 90 do.
SDO Sickos 3 do superior Grain cradleS do patent
do do patent scythes fitted to the snaith 600 assor
ed scythe stones; 800 scythe rifles. All of which will
be sold cheaper for cash than the cheapest at the ex
tensiye hardware store of p, B0PE.
Lancaster June II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

PUTTTNG A LArGuING FACE uPoN A
SeRloUs MATTeR-A Story Of Me C'cek
Champaign While Gen. Jackson was
operating in the Creek country some
twenty odd years ago, he invariably gave
orders that all encampmonts should be
made near the main budy u prevent sur
prise aud alarm; but ho had one officer,
Capt. g., who, although brave man, was
rather lawless, aud disposed to pIowl
aud "bushwhack" about on his own hook
and account. When the main camp fires
were liz at night. he would frequently he
seen of on some hill by itself, mile
perhaps from the others. aud in very
exposed situation. Gen. Jackson finally
got as tired of giving orders in relation
to encampment as Capt, G.. was IN re
ceiving them, and seeing his fire one
night Oh distant hill, tho commander
sent his aid To arrest tho hravc but ex
centric officer.
"Capt. G., said tho aid, Il am order.
elto take your swMd from you"
"Are you?"
al am"
"Well, take the sword to Gen. Jack.
son. and tell him to keep the d ii old
thing. only gave dollar aud half
for il when 1t was new, aud know whore
can get one twice as good, To morrow.
tor tho same money" - Picdy@ae.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

GREAT CALIFORNIA GOLD NINE,
II ATEf.Y discovered for the benefit of Fairfeldand
d. adjoining counties. The undersign begs leave to
norJn the old customers well the public in gen.
era that he has bought the entire stoc, of Goods of
j. c. MAocnAoKEs, and i determined to sell Goods
CHEAPER than has EVER been SOLD here before, for
cash or exchange Of all kinds Of Produce.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN If you wishto purchase,
call at PLoUT's CHEAP STORE and will convince you
that my advertisement is not in vain for intend to
continue business at the old stand, called "GREAT
WESTERN" and PLoUr's CHEAP STORE.
JACOB PLOUT.
Lancaster December 8, 1859. 2wd&lyw22
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27
PAINTS, OILS, NC.
snddIcrs. LOOIk Oul!

SIddlcrS, Look Out!
TUST Received, and will be sold cheap, no mistake
y general assortment of Saddlery Hardware, suct
as StiTrups, Bride Bits, Buckles Of every grade ant
styles, worsted and Cotton Webbing, Renweb, Hog
skins, Plush, Enameed Leather. and thousand othei
articles which cannot be enumerated hero; and all viii
be sold low at the cheap hardware store Of
June IL. p BOPE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

I AIDES and Gentlemen will find II to their
| 4 advantage to call and see the variety Of Goo
bought at low prices and now opening at HENLEY'S
Lancaster, April 10, 1851 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27
IMPROVE YOUR UNDERSTANDING.


VNTORK, SON WORK would respectfully in
wv form the citizens of Fairfield and the adjoining
counties, that they are hand usual, at their old
large and splendid assortment Of everything in their
line.
LADIES! We have taken special care r making our
purchases so as to please you.
We have a little of everything, from JENNY LIND
55usKIN down to the smallest children's shoes.
We have also on hand and are prepared to make to
order,
Gentlemen'S Buskin and Seamless Caters, Con-
gress Boots, &c. We also have on hand Ladies' Gum
Shoes
FINDINGS, Sc,--We are also prepared to furnish
Shoemakers and Finding Stores with Findings ofevery
description such Kits Pegs, Boot-wcbbing, Shoe.
strings, Laces &c.
Sole Leather. Morocco bindings, &C., always on
! hand.
| In addition to the work on hand, we are prepared
as heretofore to manufacture everything in our line
| Our own work needs no recommendation We hope
by proper attentiontO business, to a fair
show Of the public patronage, as we will always be
on hand to wait upon customers and do our best to
please them. WOKK, son WORK.
Lancaster, April 10, 1851 40
FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON.
TAI z. KREIDER has just returned from the East.
I'VE. ern cities with selected Stock of fresh pure
Drugs and Medicines. Alsoa large assortment
of the finest and most rare Surgical Instruments,
choice CUTLERY, &c. The LADIES hare not been
! forgoheai Call and see his rare articles of Fancy
| Goods. Prices very low.
Remember No l06, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio
March |. 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27
JUST RECEIVED.

A Large lot of Sxl0 and 10xl2 Window Glass, ant
N heavy lot of SASH, which will be sold right
at the cheap Hardware store. p. BoPE
June -.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

A HARD DIG AT THE GorHAMITEs -
The Boston Pathfinder throws heavy
brick at the New Workers, see if he don't:
"The New Workers are in bad way
They erect costly chu'c ches. which the
pour cannot afford to enter. and thus ob
slruct the way To Heaven by their love
OF show; aud now we lean that they are
Temoving the obstruction at Hell Gate"
at public expensel This latter passage
was spoken Of several bundled years ago
as being "wide," but it seems To have
been found insufficient to accommnd ate
the increasing travel from Cuban.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27
FRESH ARRIVAL.

SMITH & TONG have just added to their former
- assortment, beautiful and excellent lot of Coats
Vests, PANTS &c., which will be found upon examin
alton, to be superior in quality, finish and style
anything in tho city.
Remember the place-one door East of Reber
Kuz All their articles are sold at the lowest prices
Lancaster, May 90, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

DONNETS AND RlBBONS.--A good assortment
Id of Leghorn, Braid, China, Pearl, Tulip, Twist
Victoria Braid and plain colored Chip and fancy Braid
Bonnets with rich stock of Ribbons suitable for trim
ming, for sale by LITTLE & DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, October %, 1850 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27
DYE WOODS.

SQOSB SBs Ext Log Wood 10 barrels Chip Log Wood
ebfSSD 6bls Cam Wood, Fustic, Copperas and Blue
Vitriol &C., just received. G. KAUFMAN Il co.
Lancaster, July 81 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

PHILADELPHIA PORTER.
OOn Doz. Just received and for sale at the CITY
SUV DRUG STORE. L. L: SLOCUM.
Lancaster June 26 8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27
NOW THEM

.. NOW THEN!
CtATES in the Tallmadge House, has got fresh
N supply of every description Of goods in his line
'too tedious to mention"
Lancaster, May 20, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27
QUEENSWARE.

A Fine assortment now unPacking at WIS ES.
"A Lancaster, nov 3, 1850, y
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sGbt Gantasttr Ga;tttr.
Monday evening. Noy a5, 1884

RArLRoAD FROM ST. Louis To CINclN
NATI.-The following, from the ST. Louis
ialelligeacer, of the 7Ih inst, 4b"ws that
the most distant link in the great slrdight
line railrOal from B fillmore To ST, Louis
is now provided fu;
"A contract has been nude with east
ern capitalists for the construction and O.
quipment Of the entire line of road DO
tween St. Louis aud Cincinnati. The line
is be to completed in five years, aud the
section between Vincennes aud St. Louis
10 three years. The payment is To be
made partly in cash aud partly in bnuds
Of the company, aud the remainder in
stocks. The making of The road will
render bridge across the Mississippi
Indispensable To ST. Louis"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

and will be sold at the lowest prices
The public are respectfully invited to call and eX'
anime his STOCK lie has recently added another
room to his former shop that he will be enabled to
keep on hand large assortment and at the same time
exhibit each article to the public.
Thankful for the former very liberal patronage; he
respectfully solcitsa continuance Of the same,
Lancaster, May 10. JOHN N. LITTLE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

4 Ii are invited to call&examine livestock ofCIoods
~ which defes competition in quality and style at
April 10 ne HENLEY's
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

Coach & Buggy EHakeTs-LOOk Here
~ = Sets Brass Hub Bands; 80 pieces Coach Lace,
10 do Japaned do IL do Gum CLOTH 90 do Satnett and
Damusk do silk stripe Alpaca do; 100 gross Tufts;
Drab and blue cloths Curtain silk and silk FRINGE all
will be sold low, at the cheap hardware store of
June l2 p BOPE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, WAGONS,
OPLOUGIIS, &c.-The undersigned respect.
fully inform the public at large, that they still intend
to carry the various branches of their business at
the old Stand in Greenfield township, onetourth
mile iceStQ Of herOad leading from Lancaserto to Bal
fmOre, near JPieSts IdUerH where they intend to
keep on hand and manufacture to order,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24

Under our telegraphic head this morning viii be
found q report of the proceedings Of the Native
American state Convention at Harrisburg, yeste--
day. ltappears that they had RICH. royal tins
cf it, requiring the interpostion of the saer si
the county to cure suspension of hestiiltes pc
tween the two opposing cigues--the o1ice holders-
Who are for maintaining sort Of holy alliance
with the wings, and the outsiders, who, having
received none Of the spells OF the victory Of ISIS,
are disposed to act independently IL is easy 70
imagine that two such factions Of fac ion, uniycF
sally given up as defdnet, would, on meeting toss'
ther in council, have anything bat trohery conn
nunion. The conclusion of the aHtir, IL seems,
was an act Of secession by the outside Natives,
when the Office holders passed resolution or two,
amounting to little nothing, had few windy
speeches, and adjourned. The seceders met under
e separate Organization Gt the Shakespeare Saloon,
and proceeded TO the prelminaries OF a separate
State ticket, after the fashion of the Silver Greys
Mt Syracuse last fall. The result of their proceed
,ngs was the nomination of Mr.. Clesyer Cor Co
vernon and the recommendation of Garrett Davis,
of Ky. for President, and Dr. Coates, CT New
Jersey, for Vice President. The whoe affair, &C.
eording to our report, Eaos: amusing failure;
but very distinctly signifies that there is trouble
IN it for the wings at the approachin; election.
From Massachusetts, we are informed Of the
day set apart for the State convention Of the wings,
the democrats, and fire. ,soers, respectively. These
are three organizations into which the state was
divided last year, which resulted disa;reusly TO
the wings, by final coalition among the demo-
crate and freesoilers, dividing the Offices between
theu. Perhaps the same game may be ,ried over
again.
Later advices from Havana announce that slight
dis Mtaaees had occurred at Prin,ipe, but nothing
10 excite shy ser ls alarm.
A destructive Ere at Baltimore, aDi the return Of
Mrs. Fillmore and the Postmaster General to
Washington, also reported. 1t is 20 BE- hoped
aha. Mr.. Hall viii forthwith proe5od to saca al
explanation of the law Of newspaper posages, a
will make ii ineligible at eas. 70 newspaper eli
oTs, for il is understood the law is his invention.
Mr.. Bullitt, General Taylor editor at Wash
ington, expelled by the cabinet for expressing too
broadly his knowledge and opinions Of the Gal
Ihin frauds, is up in the New Orleans district as
whig candidate for Congress.
The steamship Canada takes out only SIS, 900
m immense falling OF from late remittances.
A few additional items Of news. by the America,
are also given to-day, bat Of no N ite:ial import
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FREE ACADEMY.
(rhe arms Of the state Ct New Yosk)
ENCELsI0R.
sssssas sssssssssss@sss
and On the reverse side,
JOHN HARDY,
Moan G. PEI l.,
rostSpusrnv sSp ErowLtpes

roR tSpusrpv sSp ErowLrpGs.
asssa aaGasaa ssssssasas aasssssass&s
The lion LururR Bssrisu. Charm q the Commit
toe the Popular System q Education, then rose, and
said -
Mr. Edwin Burr well known and respected citizen OF
New York has manifested both his public spirit and his
apprec aton u u the modest and most useful OF
fumsn sciences, by founding a medal, to be annually
awarded the scholar In the free Academy Who during
the year past shall have made the greatest progress Ia
natl, matcal studies On fair trial In open and
generous competition with his fellows Theodore b.
Triton has proved himself 10 b. that scholar Elton
here called to the platform aud Mr. Bradsh address
irg him. said- IL has become my agreeable duty "a
one the trustees q the generosity q Mr. Burr In bis
and that q my corustees TO present TO you this
medal In your dev Jton TO- and proficiency In, mathe
atiesl studies during the past year you have evinced
% crce your talents and Jour good taste; for in The
vide circle ~ human kpov.dge the science OF mathe-
mates whether considered In itslf only as snprdng
aispensate facilities 10 The acquisition o. other vslus
he lnows dge regarded merely az mental ex.
srse for developing aud sreng hening the intellectual
yc-srs gsb.rsy has long and Justly been ranked among
lie kStws aSS post ps3J q human s1tsssesps,
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Marine Affairs.

srr,ns,ur PAcnIc.-Mr. Wooibre is the first oaiccr
Of this fine steamer and not the scond previously
stated .qyroposwe are indebted to MIR. Wardrop, the
rurser, fer late papers.
LAUNcHsp-At Good'pecd's Landing. E,s. Uadlam.
Connecticut on the 9th int from the yard of q T. Y
W IL Goodsreed, II superior nodded and llshed
schooner called the Agawh Of about 30 tons capacity
The A Is owned by Mtssrs. samuel r. Tisdae &; Co. of
New York. and Jesse Murdoch Peer Macke, al D.cie
D's.e. u Wareham, Mass, aud Intended to a.
packet between New York and WGreham under The
command Of Captain DiBie Bessc, long and fey0raty
knCvn 10 The trade.
L,vScHrD--At East Machias, July II, by Messrs.
Talbot Sons fine scbucper of $50 toas called the
htluna to be commando Il by captain Albert Brown,
fern, rly of schooner iapiio.
~ St"uhep recently ~ J. Crand'n Esl., fine bark
cal ed the Reindeer e hc unnamed by Capt Franklin
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Your efforts and success 10 the study Of this s;ience
While they ara to yourself ought not to excite
TO go ard do likewise The honors Of this institution
are open alike to- and invite all There is hers neither
favcritisn nor exclusion The Free Academy recognizes
distinctions such as good con iuet aud od scbo-
lsrbip confer Her motto is Pdisa qti merit frra..n
spirit Of this motto have the high graf caton
o presenting yoa this medal and feel confident that
will receive and preserve it, not honorable
testimonial for the attainsnt' If the past than
encouragement for future well doing.
This prize similar to the pell medal]
DR. WEBSTER, the Principal OF the Free Academy then
announced that he about to present Franklin
Risfrg the best scholar in the institution in history
and belle settres, the Cromwell medal The youthful
recipient was called forward and the Doctor thus al
You entitled my young friend, to the gold medal
founded by the generous herality of Charles T. Crou
deeply impressed with the importance Of making tho.
rough education part of the system Of public
that system be rendered the grat.r will he the STA
biy tf the free institutions and the government with
which are blessed There have been several competi
for the Cromwell medal yet you have been adjudgel
the most worthy Of it. notwithstanding you have ne
gle ced none Of your other studies to attain this honor.
The effort neeesary for success Is not peculiar TO
denc distinction; il Is acquired everywhere AMI in al
pursuits Nothing useful worth possessing car be
attained without ndu-.:y and labor while present
you to this audience the most distinguished student
in the department If history and bellies ettres in the
acsdeuy, we s more gratibed much more g-ati-
fodto have In cur power to comm nd you IS III lst
exemplary and distinguished for your moral qualities.
The cords Of the institution show demest against
you fmsG, Ell kGec oiaM mcmtntsSe JUtGJH." hou VIII
pardon for referring to subject in which you in
common with all the membcrs Of this Institution tlkc
deep and melancholy interest perhaps some may doubt
the propety Of introc ueing subject ef this nature
an occasion like the presents yet cannot refrain VITA
out doing violence to my feelings, from speaking Of
the merits Of one formerly associated with you Fountain
WAS hut yetteday one OF our pup sto day he is num
bcred with the dead. lie joined the academy at arst
examination. and continued with for time and
during the whole Of that period, no digent AMI
faithful In the discharge Of all his duties, obedien, and
respectful on principle TO his Instructors kind AID
gcnt!, to his associates These virtues niesrs his
moTy TO the reeoll, ction Of us all
This nedel similar to thc others The meeting
then 'paIstad all highly edfed by the inter sting ana
pleasing scene they had just witnessed.
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The SLAVE TRAps-Tns LATE AfPAIR Ar RIO
JANEIKo.-lt seems that the late sfar Of the blow
ing up Of the American steamship Sarah, charged
with being implicated in furnishing certain slave
traders in the haIbor Of Rio Jxneiro, with supplies
will be Immediately laid before this government,
by Mr.. Todd, the American Minister Tne British
steamer Cornorant arrears to have made no bonos
of the matter, but executed the business OF blowing
up the American vessel with the grea.est ccoaess,
notwithstanding the U. 5 sloop of war Dale was
lying at the time in the harbor. Frem these cir
cumstanccs We are rather disposed to suspect that
the affair will turn out as hagialessy As the le,e
fareup with gal concerning the General Arm
strong. Indeed, it is quite likely tie government
will take notice Of the matter at all BY treaty
between the Uzited States snd Great Britain,
slave traders between Africa and America are
punishable as pirates; and john Bull seems par
ticulary vigl&nt in his look ost for sach Yankees
rs may be specializing in TINS contraband but pro-
ftable traffic. The case Of the steam tug Sarah is
bu. Of many Of the destruct on or seizure
by the British Of American ships, or SHIPS under
the American flag, engaged in, or suspected of
being engaged in the slave trade. And this case,
as reported, is Of the best, either for indig
nation indemnity. If reparation or apology is
demanded of the British government, it viii be
something "new under the sun" We have no
doubt, however, that this Will be the last it.