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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-31

MORE CoREUPrioN!-Our northern cx.
changes publish correspondence between
acommittce ofgentlemen,on the part Of citi-
zens of New York, without distinction Of
party" and the Hon. Daniel Webster. in
which the former request his acceptance Of
a magnificent carriage, harness and horses;
and, oh horrible to tell! the latter actually
accepts them. OF course, the virtuous in
dignation Of the officiating and selfdcny-
ing Republican will know no bounds,
when 1T hears of this new case Of venality.
this unfnistakable evidence of corruption,
this palpable violation Of the Constitution,
this shameful and degrading surrender Of
Southern Rights. Oh! Mr.. Webster, why
will you continue thus to disturb the quiet
rcpose Of our innocent contemporary
Knowing Mr.. Powell 10 be a mar Of good judr-
nent, we have no doubt he very properly regards
Mr. 1oggin as belonging TO that class of perscne
VINO according to nm old and fdniiiar ndaee, needs
Only 10 be given rope enough, 10 hang themselves.
Rspu5iiean.r
j he "signs" of the tines indicate that,
the public good will hardly tolerate the
necessary delay for similar personal feat
IN your own case.
~ John ri. Cooke, esq. late Book
keeper in the Farmers Bank Of Virginia at
Richmond, has been appointed Cashier OF
the Mother Bank in place Of John G. Blair
deceased. The appointment is said to ba
good orc.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
k,>i from fAe United Patent OEcs FOR TIE ccct
sadinO Jhl, %. 1851
!. II

ks>a from m> United States Patcnt ossc, FOR tc rcct
saiin0 Jnly %. 1881.
Carefully prepared for The rrhune
job Cutler. Of Birmingham England. for Improved
method OF hberatng metal tubes from forming
mantrel Patonledn England, Feb. 2s, lSis. Dated
July %, 1851.
Aaron Richardson of Bellows Falls. Vt, for I'M
Yr0yCment IN Oh Cups for journal boxes. Dated
July -, 1851.
Harvey snow OF Lowell. Mass, and Luther T.
Smart, OF amrton. \. H.. for Improvement IN Fly
Traps Dated July %. 1851
George II. Corliss, of Providence, Il. l., for I'm
proved Cut-ofgear Dated July 90. 1851.
Matthias CoOns, OF Lansingburgh, y y, for
Improvements IN Flexible Fences. Dated July %,
Thomas J Eddy, OF Waterford, " Y, for I'm.
provement IL Cast Iron Gar Wheels. Dated July %,
1851.
James McCarty, Of Reading Pa, for Spring.ex-
paEdmg Swagc for boiler tubes, etc. Dated July 81
ISL
Wm Hall. OF Boston. Mass. for Improved Powder
Proof Bank Lock. Dated July %, 1851.
Sewall Short OF New London, Conn for Improve
ment In Window SaShes. Dated July %. 1851.
John {. Fonda. OF Albany, \. Y, for Improvement
IN Machme for grinding flock, Dated July %, 1881.
John Henry Barsantee. Of Portsmouth, y. H. for
Improvements IN knitting Machines. Dated, July
%, 1851
George H. Thatcher. of Albany, n Y, for I'M
provemert IN Stoves with Portable Ovens. Dated
July 90 1851
David Homer, of Knox County, Ohio for Improve
ment N Seeding Apparatus ola Seed Planter Dated
July 90, 1851
Henry Moore, of Seneca County Ohio, for I'M
proyement in Machines for preparing liuos for the
reception OF boxes. Dated, July %, lo5l.
william Il Bryan. of Georgetown, ID. C., for I'm
proved Fittings for Boats to facilitate the discharge
of cargo, &c. Dated, July 90, 1851.
REISSUE.
Paul Stllman, OF New-lork, n Y, for Improve
ment N Steam and Vacuum Gauges Patented,
May O. 1915. Reissued July 30, 1851.
DESIGNS.
RI.nrhard nf n
TO b =. Learned & Geo II Thatcher. OF same place
for Design for stoves Dated, July %, 1851
Reuben j. Blanchard, of Albany, n. Y, Assgnor
to b p Learned & Geo. II. Thatcher, of same place,
for Design for Stoves. Dated July go, 1851.
Reuben j. Blanchard Of Albany, n. \, Assignor
to b. 2 Learned & Geo II. Thatcher, of same place,
Tor Design for Stoves Dated, July % 1851.
Nicholas :. Vcdder, Of Troy, \. Y, ASslgnor to 4.
7. Dunham Co, OF same place, for Design for
stoves. Dated, July 30. 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
A Challenge.
From the Cincinnati Gazette.

The Card below is from one of our respec-
table citizens, who has just returned from the
Worlds Far" lie is able to make good the stake
proposed. Let the John Bulls Official or unofficial
face the music"
CHALLENGE IN THE SUN OF 10000 DOLLARS
To the Editors OF the London Times the Cop.,is-
mtSsionerS Of the London Far, or Others tchom II
may concern Great Britain:
As comparisons have been nvlilouSly and lnSu-
tinely made toward Americans, and their cOntrlbu-
tons by the London Times the organ OF that fac
touS clique who control the London Far
l hereby challenge the Editors OF the LOnion
TSneS-ihe Commissioners OF the London Far or
others whom II NAV concern. IN Great Britain, IN the
sum Of Ten Thousand Dollars, that they cannot find
an Enehshman--a British sHbjecf-who can equal IN
superiority of style, delcacy OF execution, and per-
fecilOn OF workmanship. articles which We're exhib
ied al The Mechanics Institute, Ill CINCINNATI IN
lS42
Will take these articles. with the dust Of nine
upon them. and place them against British In
genuity and skill. seek 10 produce nothing new
or particular for this occasion, and viii expose 10
the world, without any further effort the prejudIceS
Siuplcty and folly OF those who control thai Fair
and dare them 10 the tIlel.
These articles. which can be brought forward a. 8
moments notice. were made by an American citizen
IN Cnclmati-one who has been a resident for
almost one-ihlrd Of tie period slnce the white man
foiieG the forest where this city stands
The winner Of the Ten Thousand Dollars must
bind himself to appropriate the money TO some be-
nevoent Institution or object IN Europe or Amer
lea
Twelve judges to be appointed. who must be as-
proved practical mechan'cs-six from Europe and
slx from the United Safe The decision OF the ma
)Oriiy 10 be final and binding
IL this challenge be accepted, will name the ar
tcles for tie present, merely state tha, they
" or OF the Irorsnce Of ragged utility"
II this challenge be not accepted before the ex-
plrston Of the Far now beng held IN London, |
Will give. as reward, the sum of One thousand
Dollars 10 any mechanic OF Europe whose work
manship, now exhibiting al the Cryst Palace. Will
equal Cincinnati manufacture. SkN'L LussDEN
Cslcssnasi Jsiy &C. 1851.
Z. S.-Should Bold Britons " g. I" feel shy OF an
American mechanic-ie the face Of this challenge
and the swsegering folly and falsehoot OF the Lrn
don Ttnes-they can lie accommodated: The cnai-
leneer has no objection TO meet any mechanic ot toe
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
Great haul of fCounterfeiters-Sl2,O 900 Spurious
Money found in their Possession.
From The Elmlri Domocral

considerable excitement has been manifested by
our citizens for day or two, owing 10 the capture
OF FIVE or notorious tOunteriellers, and the Sc
curing Of $4,000 or $4,000 of their money. The
circumstances of their arrest as near as we can
learn II from the officers are As follows:
Last Saturday four pieces of baggage came checked
10 tins place from Genera, and withou, any person
accompanying 10 claim them. The baggage master
al the depot to whom IS due the most praise for
their arrest being conyerSant with the TACT That con-
ducors on the road had for some months past been
more OF less troubled With spurious bills being OIL
fered them, supposed from the appearance of the
baggage that possibly II might contain implements
for counterfetlng purposes, advised Mr Rutter. the
superintendent, Of the matter, but received mega
tive answer when questioning HIM as to the proprie-
" Of examining II.
On Sunday the baggage master concluded he would
run the risk and ascertain the contents OF the several
pieces With officer Comstocks assistance he
opened the pieces, which consisted OF trunk, Two
yalses and box and there found their dies, paper,
ink rollers &C. and counterfeit money TO the amount
of about $1,000 on the Globe Bank OF Boston, and
$4,000 on the Mechanics Bank OF Albany, and the
balance on Pennsylvania Banks. lie likewise ascer-
tanned by letters and papers the individuals names
and residences, and on Monday officer Comstock
started for Geneva for George w. Sckner, the chief
OF the gang, and two brothers.
On landing at Geneva ne discovered one OF the
brothers near the wharf, and secured him. and start
cd for The other, whom he overhaued In season 10
return By the boat that day, learning by them tlat
Geo. " was at Jefferson. On arriving al Jefferson
the TWO persons were secured IN a room al .he
Depot and he sailed forth for the third, and mad not
pro, eeded many yards before he ran on 10 hIn ana
touched his shoulder likewise. lie then proceeded
up 10 this place, and they were safely logged IN
Sheriff Reeders quarters -
TUESDAY morning officer Brown arrested fourth,
named Wisener, and Sheriff Reeder the NTH, ana
constable Cowen was dispatched after tne iouLsn
brother near Owego but has not returned up 70 'ne
time of writing this. They all safely secured In
jail and will be examined tO-moTo" morning. 70
getheT With their apparatus.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
Practical Atheism in Our Constitution.

To he Editors Of The Tnbune:
myour recent discussion of the case IN one Of
the Eastern States (MasSachusetts Think IN
which person was held incompetent to testify
as witness owing TO his opinions on matters
relating 10 hs religious behei, YOU do not men
ton the provisions of the Constitution of the
State OF Now-York, which omission may lead
some TO suppose that Ike lulc prevails IN this
State
In Article /, Section 3, oi The Constitution Of
this state. adopted November }, 1916, among
other things II Is declared, that,
No person shall be rendered irconpetenf 10 be rit
ness on account of has opnonS on matters @ religious
5,5sf" Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
MranER N Loupouy County, VA.-By


letter rom 81 Pleasant Retreat Loudoun County,
we are informed OF quarrel which TOOK place on
THURSDAY last between Mr.. Lee Thompson and
Nr Clarke a school teacher m the nelghoorhoo1 Oh
OF lee .burg which resulted IN the death OF Thomp-
son The quarrel, as Ne are Informed, was Drought
by C.arAe's having punished Ihompsons chInfen
While under MS charge and m his school, 10 "Mch
Thompson took reception and abused Clarke. clarAe
in company With friend, went to Thompsons house
IN the afternoon. and demanded the retractlon oil
some offensive language which Thompson hal used
10 him IN tie morning, which Thompson refused "
make when Clarke drew revolver and hred up1A
him. the ball entering his left SIDE, causing ms neth
Clarke was arrested, and Is nOw IN the JAN al Lees
burg Thompson leaves wife ana SIX children.
Alexandra Gazette.
II Hon. Truman Smith, L. ,. senator
from Connecticut retained here on me iln IL,
from trip 10 the copper mines OF Lake -. usS,e
and Is stopping for a few days at the SIC % ~
Hotel lie visited all the principal nlins mn conoer
common with every one VINO mas .ls'oI - the MIN
dom this season, speaks in hgn terms o ~ the
inc nrosrects He descended INTO as sessse w. w. IN.
- 80 ,1nS among the rest, the NollA-"es'' :" ~
depth OF 20 'ee' oei'" '''' Lake Sup. Jour. add
HA Scott and johnson Club was 70
have bsen organized few evenings ance' oy'ne
Wbles OF Reading
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
Evc,rrvrSr IN TExAs.-Great {

ren prevailed at RIO Grsnce IN consequence OF tDe hen
cans refusing u deliver up runaway slave An armed
uarfv OF Texans had threatened 70 capture ffesdo s
sald thar there are 2 go fugitIyes IN Meuco.
II there were twenty thousand =" iushHes IN heA'
ico TEXAS would have no night demand their sur
render Mexico is under no more obligation thah
England 10 surrender fugitive slaves. Tnere Is no
clause IN our Treaty with that Nation requiring any
such service II wond, however, excite no surprise
# the refusal Of Mexico 10 surrender these " fugi-
tiyesn should be made, by and by, pretext Tor
forav upon Mexican soil, and perhaps, the suouga-
ton Of the Mexican Government tAIb- Eve jour
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

Evil persons may rob or commit worse crimes up'"
you Take it TO the Savings Bank,
Passengers while travelling snouio NV sS sDsv % ot
wise be more easily cheated on the way Never safe @
bank notes vOd IT, until you are sos 10
Judge Of their value syouIseves as ine,y ~ s
What s called shilling in America, not more tnan
sxpence sterling. =
President of the Commissioners Of Emigration, y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
Killed by Lightning.

NkW-b W-bEpFoRp, Vednesiay july 30.
Al Holiness Hole. yesterday morning, Francis
Nye. painter. and Mr. Morris. were killed by
lightning Two apprentices OF Mr.. Nye were
Knocked down at the same time and severely IN.
luTed.
PORTLAND, Me. "Wednesday, July 30.
Joseph :. Atkins Of Mount Vernon. Name, while
moving in field on Saturday last. was struck by
lightning and instantly killed His son. standing
near him. wss Knocked down senseesS. but resuSci-
tated
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
Funerals of MeClennan and Young Cro.by.
BosrON, ThurS!ay. July %

BosroN, Thursday. July %
The funeral OF aleb McClennan, who was drown
Cd IN our haTbor on Friday, IN unavsiling attempt
10 rescue Young Crosby. took place Yesterday after
nOon. The city Guards, Odd Fellows, and port. on
OF the Fre Department joined the funeral procession
Tie pageant Was very imposing. McCleRnan hat
previously rescued four persons from drowning He
was 4 ugger BY trade and respected by all who knew
him
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

70 &c. through in three weeks S On e1siemsy ,ns s
:sSsS :aS may depend Sp.a !. .SasS ~f '''
o,sssed ss@af5 to iesln iha. but LITTLE
w ne no new cases having occurred ,or smor
Gay" Yours truly,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
Cutting telegraph Wirrs.

BOsroS. Wednesday, July 30.
The City Marshal of Salem. charged with cutting
The wires OF the BAN Eastern Line, and throwing
II four or i've hundred feet into a vacant lot.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
CITY ITEMS.

FIRE IN EIGHrYFOURTH-STR st
O'Clock last night three unfinished frame houses in
Eighty -four,hst., between Ninth and Tenth avs,
were destroyed by fire. They we're owned by J. N.
Andrews and were valued as they stood at about
$4,000 tins loss is covered by insurance. spretty
certain that the fire kindled by an incendiary,
threats to that effect having been made,
While the fremen were trying 10 save the above
houses, two members of Hook and Ladder Company
Ne S, named Francis Frank and John May, were
badly hurt BY the breaking OF ladder on which they
were al work.
SAILING er THE AsIA-The Cunard mail
steamer Asia, Capt. JuDKINs, sailed for Liverpool
yesterday al noon She takes out t64l 500 in specie
and large number Of passengers, among whom we
notice the name of Don Mariana Arrosameno OF
Panama.
- The French war steamship Moga-
dore, Commander Laurencin arrived this port yes
,erday morning. IN II days from Havana The Mo-
galore carries l6 guns and 1898 officers and men On
TIE 9Th inst. she was struck by lightning, which
earned away her mantop.mast. She came to this
pofi 10 repair.
DlsoRDERLY FiREMAN-Philip Farley,
N'N W oie ol our IRE companies, was yesterday
arrested Tor dlSorderiy conduci IN gong 10 the house
o' hnsnc Co No. 9, and challenging them to fight
'usu0e Mountiort held the belhgeren Farley to bail
IN $500 10 keep the peace
DESPERATE LUNArIc woman named
Si wife Of John Sun, residing at 42e GrAndst. yes
'erday made complaint agains, her husband. whom
she charged With assaultng her with knife and
threatening to take her hfe Justice Moun,for, issued
warrant Tor the arrest OF Sn who was found lying
IN ms wood sned IN an insens'ble condition by officer
Weed OF the Third District Police Court Bv the .,d
of the accused lay a o. vial containing a small
quantity Of laudanum. which led the officer to believe
that Sill had taken poison 10 terminate his existence
The latter was at once taken before the magistrate
an emetic administered which had the desired eHec,
bringing from his stomach nearly 2 or OF poison
aaudanuml After Still had sufficiently recovered he
Uss committed to prison
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
The Provincial Union Scheme.

TORONTO, Monday, July ..
In the Assembly last nigh, Mr. Merrtl's PROPOSE
ton for Convention to consider the expedency OF
a Legislative Union OF all the British Provinces was
rejected by large majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Wednc

NAsHiNoroS, Wednesday, July 20.
Pres.t, ~ Fillmore and the Secretaries Of the Int
ror am @ War VIII leave here On Tuesday for Viz
gina.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

more ingenious and sklful nations OF Continental
Europe
All communications addressed (pre paid 10 Saml
Lumsden, Of the firm Of S & w Lu.nsien. CIncin-
natl' ONO, viii receive promp, attention
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

Gi0Oha. I4- : lass
Join u Ruy'er. Jr. Charles A. Cook,
Jane "a Lovcn Leigh X Dickinson.
j Waior Wood Edward :. Hoffman,
John II. Aninon, Henry B. Johnson,
William T. orncl Nicholas =. Luium,
John G.. McNary, George seaman,
Sfcvar, II Brown William r. Smith,
William C.. Ward \. Henry IhurstOn,
William II Draper Charles IL Ward,
IcnrX VI Bedford Merritt II Wellman,
ID Augustus Wrlght.-2l.
Tie degree OF MASTER OF AurS was conferred on
the following candidates Ia course;
Benjamin 7 klssam, Theo. Lewis
John Dr,ke, Joseph w. Harper, Jr.,
I.aac Van W.nlle, Geo. {. Farrar,
Morgan DIX Peter w Ostrander,
Thco. y bronson. Richard VI Demll
The following IloNcRARY DEGREEs were conferred
D. -
Rev. John Williams nd eiHfeDl, President OF Trini-
tv o!iepe, Hartford. and ASST Bishop elect OF Con-
necucui.
Rev Martin ?. Parks, Assistant Minister of Trinity
Church. New-lork.
Rev Robert &. Vermilye, Pastor Congregational
Church, Clinton, \. \.
Rev FranclS H. Cunning, Rector Church OF st.
Marks Grand Rapids, Mich.
Rev OciayuS Wilson. bennington, England.
No degree of LID. was conferred al this Com
mencement.
The exercises of the day concluded with Prayer by
Rev DR.. Haight, and the audience dispersed.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
PAsslNG COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Onc Jo-

seph DeLuce, whose character Is said to be noorl-
ously bad, was arrested yesterday morning by officer
keefe of Chiefs Office, a charge Of having passed
a counterfeit 81 bank bill at the barber shop IN the
basement of the Marion House in WeS, Broadway.
In the possession of the accused was found gold
watch. gold pencil, &c, which are supposed TO be
stolen DeLuoe was committed to prison for exami-
nation
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
Markets. NORFOLK. July ,.

WHEAT IS inactive, with q downward tendency
Eighty cents only Is offered for good red FLAxsESD
hes advanced TO 2s red oak hogShead SLAVES to
, 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
List Of Patents,

Marx BAL rrNoRs, Jnll 80
Markets unchanged
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

,.,.. and Directions OF the Commission
Nss ~ Emigration Caution to EmiSran''-
... westward Distances. Rates OF
Gr
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
CANADA Uio OswEG0.
CANADA riq ROCHESTER
MONTREAL rio WHITEHALL

rom Ner- YORK.. Distance Railroad
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-06-26

sail her with sncer. and irony: but we venture
the assertion shat, within her wide borders. no
other son of hers can be found who would make
such filings at her action and character. Why
did you hot fill the measure of your dcrsion by
calling her at once, "THE Cn1vALRY"-that so
briquet" so often applied to her BY her enemies.
in the spirit OF your Hamburg letter. lfyou
have thrown yourself into the embraces of MIR.
Speaker Conn, STEVENS and ToMns-you may
with propricty say, you have nothing to loose
by expressing your opinions" on this "lore-
gone conclusion"-ths unatcrable determine
ton of tho State"--certniniy, nothing, with your
"ncw ncdgcd comrades" why, Legislators Of
South Carolina, stands unamcIded our A. A.
1922, under which our members Of Congress arc
elected fourteen months before they take their
seats Georgia and North Carolina wisely elect
theirs but four months prcvously.)
Your course, apparently, can alone bc recon-
clcd with aspirations TO that distinction. which
Mr.. Speaker CoBB with I'LL his popularity in
Congress could get, after sixty odd ballotings,
only at the price of placing Aboitionsts at the
head of several important committeca. How,
let us ask, can a South Carolinian-whose State,
for twenty-five years past: has been ostracised
as to that honor. now reach it, except by SINH
lar, if not greaier CONCESSIONS? Could the i'm
mortal McDurFIE snuff the tainted gale which
may bring to the South the intelligence OF such
an event, he would rise from his grave and re-
bukc the apostacy. MANY CITIZENS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-06-26

to the impulse given to our musical propensies by
their encouragement on that very night, do we
attribute that humble skill, which has soaced and
amused so many hours of subsequent life.
Since their day too, we have had several golden
periods of the Divine Art,2: The first to which we
allule is that era in which Aourished OGDEN,
BORDEAUX, AsHnAw, HADYN, GRANToN and
HANDEL. The second is marked by The names OF
BAXTER, ToULoN, PAuLpING,' SMITH and Les
TER. Few will know the "dramatis personce'
here alluded to, by these appelations. The actors
themselves will, however, and this ia sufficient for
our purpose. Many an hour. of innocent glcc and
mcrrimcnt will be recalled to their imagina'ions
by the bare mention of those names. But these
days are "gonc glimmering, &c. - and perhaps we
ne'er shall see their like again. In the language
of MooRE, so often quoted by LESTER,
Long be my heart with such memories filed"
The question. with whichwe commenced. now
recurs-" Whittier has the soul of music fed =
We pause for reply. ~esl.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-06-26
MCDONALD VS.. COBB.

THE struggle in Georgia between the two par
Ties il now fully e-opcned-McDoNALD, being
the leader of the Southern Rights party-ConD, of
The Constitutional Union party. We are much
pleased 10 hear from many sources, private rs well
rs public. that McDoSALD's prospects are rapidly
Frightening. The language generally used
month ago, when speaking of this coming election,
was. "Ah! Conn rules Gcorgia-thcre no chance
TO beat him." But since the selection of Nc
DONALD by the Southern Rights Convention as
their chicftan, and since certain issues have been
pressed home upon the consideration of the spirit
ed PEOPLE of Georgia by the determined attitude of
a neirhhorine sister. the tone and style of refer
ring TO this contest with King Conn has undergone
a very great modification. We hear it now very
generally said, "Wcll, CoDB's found at last. Cum
ming and crafty as he is, Georgia shrewdness has
penetrated him. And there lie stanGs-a naked
Consolidationist. If he can't swear out of it and
make himself believed he is thrown this time, GER
iain' 1t is r'lmored on this side of the river that
he uM make such an attempt. And indeed some
traveller, passing through our little town lately,
dropped the remark that Conn could tear any
plank from his platform lie pleased and make
large part of the Georgia people believe that it had
ncrcr Jcen Mcre.' We Go not, of course, credit
such idle assertions. Facts and circumstances,
now transpiring beyond the Savannah, prove
their absurtity and falsity. The able and intrepid
Press of that State are hemming his CoDn-ship
within very uncomfortable enclosure. To cs-
cape will be rs desperate as TO stand his ground,
acknowledge his creed and fight it ont Whatev-
cr course he may select, the day of his dehronc-
ment drawcth near. 90 CHEERS FOR MCDONALD
AND TIE SOUTHERN CAUSE
Look ont Cobh-y.
Lest yon and Bobby
Make a bad lobby
OF il.