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authorize the license eorruphng IN theL tendea-e.
and Ougheto be displaced BY pfohibory enaetmene and
that the people ought 70 instruct toor Lega0s on ta
subject n
hr Warren read letter he hsd just receiyed rom uon
O. T. Baker Albany, expressing strong nope Q, IsLO
able action 10 the Legislature, and offered the touoWns
preamble and resolution which were adopted oJ eosa
mous rsinRl vote ard Mr. Warren AMI the Secretary OF
Ills Society, Mr. William Richards were reqrenea 70
communicate the seton OF his meeting TO Hon mr. nske
Hhras mrOny Of the Select CoEmtss Of The Asssoy
h,ys accords,cs Nth the petition Of 200 ettsr Of ms y-
Of thus state u,rodacsd 81 rep-s
present lcsas system, and prohibiting tho sale Of "a
tor catfg 3Tnks 49,, q,
R,,slrs Tst eur n-nber Of Assembly. Hon Geo Baker b
urged inf and ia vote favor q
such Leg stature vii secure the ensasat Of saeh
prohibiting the sas Ct ntoIoAtng sFnAs, al tAs Prsssa
session.
FIRE.-The alarm about 81 o'clock on
"Wednesday evening proceeded from the whale6one FAC
tory Ia FrsysI nssry opposite South Second No SwS
The Spot followed by others The hsnes were ex
dngu!shed with but little damage done
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SUMMARY PROCEEDING.-AM r. Lyman,
The landlord OF house situated Ia Nsnderbltayenue,
near ,he FlGlbush Roso which is partially occupied By
widow womsn proceeded to her apartment a. late hour
on Tuesesy night and elected her In forcbe and bsresr
ousu amer The woman lives In the upper story which 10
reached By flight OF saias above fifteen feet 10 hight
leading ID on the outside Of the building. When he
landlord EFT the house he under the influence OF
ouor aud INDUCED in abusive ephets toward the womsn
which he followed up by selling her by The hair OF NE
head ard dragged her out OF the room upon The platform
At the head OF the stairs, whence she was precPlaed
down tie steps He effected bis escape after the occur
renee and although the police have been vgans 10 their
efforts to arrest him. his hiding place has not yet been As
cs,siped The woman was frat thought TO be fatally
,riured but tits probable she may recover although
are ia dresdfuIy bruised sboul The head and body.
CRY COURT-BefOTe Judge Greenwood.
Aadresg Kirk1aa John CORY was an action 70
recover dsmsges for injuries sustained BY gunwound 10
s,cfed by defendant by OF which plaintiff was con
sred 10 bis hOuse for long tine IN danger Of ais NE
TINS ease occupied The attention OF the Court for Two
dsvs and Yesterday verdict rendered for panln Tor
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r.s Dinner to Governor Quitman, &c.

bALTiMuNEi Iuutbuby, HLH 'N" -
Atths public dinner given to Gen. ouitmsn a.
M Orleans. be declared bis innocence OF all
Ns ,S,ciostion in the Cuban affair, but admitted
p. IN have led the opposing forces, and the haai
. .n..ess Of the expedition, would have Afforded
siu great pleasure. ;..;o b.va
.srsed on starting point at the lnterseIslop =,
ss tSirtv secnd degree Of latitude with the no
tne W. wh;ch gives 10 the United States the
eI.D ND conner mines of large portion OF the
sG,o s,sI regions in Chhuabus and other States In
Northern Mexico. IT,, .,d corr !. an
sha-s a. N command S4Q 5 per Dbl.
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Items by Southern Mall.

BALTIMORE, Thursday March ~
New. Orleans Mails as late as due are received.
The west wing of South Carolina Colege was
dsstroyed by fire on Monday last az VoIumUtI,
r;,b accounts Of more Indian depredations in
Wss,erp Texas 1t is reported that Gen. Brooke
sss determined to send an expedition against the
C,mspches under Gen Harvey.
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Mr.. A. A. THOMPSON offered a resolution to ex-
puBge much of the journal as relates to the
proceedings in the election of o. s. Senator
Lies over.
Mr.. ANTHoN moved to amend the Journal by
having bis protest entered thereon, against the
manner Of electipg U. s. Senator.
Dir. o. ALLEN opposed the motion on the ground
of its being offered too late.
Mr.. BIRD thought it improper to amend unless
in accordance with the facts, and the time was
now too late.
MIR. ANTHoN replied that he endeavored to be
heard in offering his protest at the time OF the
election but failed, owing to the confusion OF the
House
Mr.. A. A. THOMPSON said he should not yield
10 the threats of the majority, even though this
House should resolve itself into furnace to hurl
tiunderbots at him. He should not be found to
wsver
Mr.. |. BENEDICT submitted that the protests
now offered were not sufficient
The CHAIR explained that it would have been
proper for MIR. Anthem to have offered his protest
by unanimous consent Immediately after the elec-
ton.
Mr.. ANTHoN repeated that he endeavored to be
heard at that time, but there was too mach con-
fusion in the House.
Mr.. WRIGHT was willing to extend any cour'
tesy that was due to the gentleman from Rlch.
mond, but objected to incumbering the journal
with protests on all occasions.
Mr.. CoLvIN moved the previous question, but
the House refused to sustain the call for the pre-
vious question
Mr.. ELDERKIN called for the reading OF that
part of the journal relating 10 the election OF j..
N. Campbell Regent of the University, which
was done, when Mr.. Elderkin said he did not
know what connection the joint proceeding OF the
two Houses had with the journal of this House
and moved to amend journal In that respect
Lost.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
BpA.A. GREGORY for a repeal of the Free
School Law, and reenactment of the old
By Mr. HEWITT, TO amend the General FLANK
Road Law.
For appropriation for enabling the Attorney
General to prosecute certain suits on the Mano-
rial Title.
Mr.. SEVERANCE, Remembrance Of citizens OF
Buffalo against requiring Banks to redeem at par,
also for repeal of Free School law 49,
Rv Mr. RAKER in relation to Courts in Kings
County; also, resolution relative to Bushwlck
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. WoosTER's bill for division OF Wayne 20,
unfavorably Lnid on table.
Mr.. WAND. favorably. to incorporate New ork
Also. TO exempt from taxation certain Hospital
Grounds in that city. =,
Mr. sTILwELL, minority report on the subject
Of an Agricultural College. Ordered to be printed
Mr.. BENEDICT, unfavorsbly, on petition oil 6ooK
sellers of Boston relative to supplying scnool Dis'
tricts with Websters Dictionary
Mr.. BIRD, to raise money for support oi pour ny
selling certain lands In Erie
Mr. NORTON obtained leave OF absence LOT TO-
n,ainder of the Session on account OF Ill healtn'
Mr. UNpERwooD reported favoraby to lncorpo
rate the Ulster Co. Savings Institution; also acl
relative TO Mutual Fire Insurance Co., reported
for consideration of the House.
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they now existed. seemed to serve only as an
efficient method Of enabling assessors to perjure
themselves He hoped the Senate would give
themselves earnestly to the work of reforming the
law in relation TO this subject, whose good admin
istrAton is 90 vitality important for fair allotment
among all the people Of the necessary burdens of
society.
The Committee rose without taking any ques.
ton. After a discussion as to the proper manner
of signfyng their acceptance Of the invitation of
the City Of New York, the following resolutions
previously passed by the House of Assembly
were concurred in.
Resoeed That the Legislature accept the invitation OF the
thorhes OF lhe City OF New York visit that city
Resotd Thai the egsaure for this pur pose adj ourn
from Friday afternoon 10 Tuesday morning.
RcsotUd That the period for the final 40 Ournment OF the
Legislature be prolonged ill the l3th dsy OF April rhis
is two days sfer the expiration OF the hundred days
The Assembly having appointed as their Select
Committee the Hon. the Speaker, j. Benedict,
Burroughs, Narnum and Feer, the Senate desig.
mated the Lieut.! Governor, Senators Morgan,
Stanton and Owen.
Mr. CRoLIUs introduced bill TO punish the use
of fraudulent patterns.
Mr. WILLIAMS. from Committee on Commerce,
reported bill authorizing owners Of land on Cow
anus Bay TO construct docks, and fixing the ex-
terror Of the water lines.
The Repor. of the Seaman's Bank for Sav1ngs-
in answer to the Resolution Of the Senate as to
unclaimed dividends and deposts-was received.
The Bill to Incorporate the New York Academy
Of Medicine was referred to the Committee on
Medical Affairs.
Adjourned.
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Fire ut LowvllIe.

The Stafford Hotel at Lowville, Lewis county,
was consumed by FIRE yesterday. The loss ID
$4,000, 81 500 of which was insured.
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r,-t.nd Reform Convention.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, March W
The members of the Maryland Reform Conven,
.on have rendered public dinner to Hon. Daniei
webster. which he has accepted.
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Serious Fracas, &c.

BALTIMORE, FfIddyI hIdICH 90.
man named John Copper at Portsmouth,
,,sterday shot FIVE men, 10 fracas on the wharf,
aree Of whom were badly wounded. One OF the
PERSONS shot was named shannon, and two oil the
ss.hay. wera Geamen.
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The shin Robena, DC.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, March 20.
The ship Robens has not yet been got OIL out
,bs Oaptaip entertains hopes OF saving her.
Another large ship is ashore 81 miles south east
Of Cape Henry, the foremost gone the men and
boats ashore.
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Luke Steamers

BUFFALO, Thursday, March 2o-S, IN.
The steamer Ohio left this day, with large
load of freight and passengers. The steamer Hud-
son is just coming In. Steamers leave and arrive
regularly daily.
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Magazines for April.

Eg "PErERsoS's MAGAZINE for this month
has lively, miscellaneous table Of contents, with
ten of it's articles from female writer's. Dewitt
x Daver port
u "sARTAIN has forty original articles from
its usual contributors, Prof Hart, Mrs. kirkland,
J. S Dwight, w G Simms, c. J. Peterson, and
others 1t is a number of average excellence as
to literary matters, but its embellishments, es'
pecialy the engraving Of the Resurrection by
Johnson, are of an inferior order Dewitt & Da.
venport)
u "GRAHAM" opens with humorous poem.
by Lowell, on " The Unhappy Lot of Mr.. Knott
Tuckerman contributes a biographical sketch Of
Governor Morris; Boxer gives an original poem
called 1.-THE Vision of the Goblet" q. D. Prem
ice some touching lines, entitled Ny Mother
and there are several unexceptionable stories.
The frontispiece is al excellent engraving Of an
Italian Girl" Dewitt & Davenportl
u The contributors to Cooley are Rev. Il
Hastings Weld, 7. S. Arthur, Mrs. II. J. Lewis,
Mrs Hale and others. The embellishments are
well executed and the contents attractive. (De'
witt K Davenport
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at.nmar IIninn at Ne1Y.OrIeans

NEw.ORLEANs. Sunday, March l6.
The steamer Union arrived here at 8 o'clock this
morning. beating the New-York Mail.
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= T,l,,rauh TO The Sew-York Tribune,

,... sas-sti. Tsi4s-aSs oss Gov h"'''T "'H
~ For late and important Telegraph
s;.Ostcbes see Seventh Page.
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Markets ...CF

The Cotton market was quiet on Saturday, with
limited Sales say 522 bales principally at lOGll cents.
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have acquired considerable reputation in Boston,
Baltimore, Washington, and other cities, and We
doubt not will be duly attended and appreciated
here. The first evening is on Monday, in the lee
ture room of Hope Chapel, opposite the New.
York Hotel
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Markets. :. Nav ORLEANS, March l6

The sales of CoTToN yesterday were 5000
bAes Mt the last quotations FREIGHT has declined Cotton
being taken for Liverpool at 9l6d. STERLING EXCHANGE
quoted ate We are anxiousy awaiting the adVces per
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pIarinc Disasters, Gee

NORFOLK, wednesday, March II.
The bark reported ashore yesterday, in COM
nspy with the Robins, is the Palestine, OF Wind.
prN.S. The ship remained tight up to last
night.
The u. s. steamer Water Witch, hence for the
Gulf put back with her machinery damaged.
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FIRE.-The large building at the corner
Of Spruce and Gold SIS took FIRE In the nm Sory al is
O'Clock on Wednesday and was much damaged by IRE
ard water together Phe FIRE originated In The nbrela
stock mandatory OF Christian Erik, whose apartments
were much injured The different stories were occupied
by Ferdinand Knouf leather-dealeri Geo Hogg, book
binder and Adam CendmaD, umbrella maker, 81 OF whom
had their I'm elements ana stock much damaged by water
SUBJECT OF CoNTRACT.-At the report
om the other Board he communication ofthe President
OF the Aqueduct Department TO make change IN the syT
TEN of contracts psce the matter within the con-
tre OF The Department instead o: taking the lowest bid
and pointing objections as TO latter coming 20 b0Afo OF
Assistants last evening.
A,slsant AID Ely was opposed to the report he saw
no reason why the present system Of contracts should be
changed The ordinances sufficient 10 iniOrce fun
performance OF every contract The object, forming de-
psrmenis was to DO away with the principle Of giving out
contracts by committees OF the Common Council, and II
the matter 10 10 be e with the head OF the department to
rive courscI 10 whom he pleases, what guarantee Will
any person Offering proposals have hst his proposals viii
even be opened de would be in favor al once, Of non-
coucurring but willing that 1t shall so com missee-
1.-The Croton Department have The privilege asked The
Street Commissioner and oil the ether heads OF departments
will soon come in with similar applications.
Assistant AID Smith who hsd moved its concuuenee)
ss'd he hoped would be concuned In. We can al any
time call upon the department to know why they have no.
given out contract
Assistant AID. james Webb thought that the report
should be coRcurred in He hss much Of the bush
ness that he has often thought there should be some such
measure Men sometimes make contracts for sewers that
know no more shout than children Mr. W. stated one
or Two circumstances Of difficulty attending the matter
Assistant AID Crane said It was II the power OF the Dc
psment place Inspectors over the work and see AH
Is done properly. EnOw there s'e abuses an tod ne
otr,ctors sometimes put in fnch brick wo'k instead OF
Is the fault OF the sspectOArd there are many
competent Contractors well Others, whO might do So
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Wanfhor IfeunR.

The sales of Cotton to day footed up 300 bales,
nj range Of 7t0ll cents.
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ARRESTS BY THE PoLICE.--Ftedericf

ARRESTS BY THE POLICE.--FtedeflcK
Heuck was arrested on Wednesday, charged with throw
iug viuio on Caroline Hyde and Maria Rchns as lney
were cemng Of their place OF residence IN rrst Az
Soor t be corner OF Twenty sixth e. Tue faces and
arms Of The girls badly burned, and me acia com,
petey destroyed their bonnes and dresses TIE accused
WIS seen TO commit the assault Oy nelsn2Va y. suo
who Immediately caused bis arrest Justice besky COM
d iued him for Kan inaIon.
A black named VIM. Philips was arrested yessefdeV'
CHARGED with breaking into pub c house OF David BIZ
an corner OF Third-sv and Eighyfourh.st last week
A psr Of pants and vest, with Mr. Bryans name upoa
hem were found upon Ihe person Of the prisoner Al ms
tin Of he commission Of ihe burglary the family were
out Of town. and The amount OF properly stolen IS not
Know o. as lhey have sol Tet1rned
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DEATH AT THE JEFFERSON MARKET
PKGsoN-An inquest yesterday held al this prison,
upon the body OF unknown man, about 80 years OF
age who brought TO the prison on Wednesday ever
ing IN state Of nsensbiiIy, arising from ntemperance
ana died aer He is about hve feet o. six Inches 10
EIGHT has dark hair ard dressed IN on Oh blue over
coat, grey pants, and old hat aud boots verdict ot
Desth by lneml erance and exposure was rendered
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AILEeED CHARGE OF FALSE PRE-

hLIEOED MANU- VI hhSA W.
sys-Chrstan y. Phe6er OF the hrm of Phiefer
FRANKIE, jewelers. doing business at the corner oil Cor
snd and Greenwich appeared yesterday before jug
tee Osborne and preferred complaint against Isaac Al
sxAnder whom he charges with having on the l7th ns
Obtained diamond breaspn, diamond brooch aud n9g'
valued $z75 The complaint alleges thar Mr. Alexander
10 him and stated that he had customer TO whom he
wanted TO se the Jew elry but in be did not sell a9
articles be would return them or pay for them 10 ms
course Of q day Mr. Alexander on hearing that com
pa bad been preferred aintt him. appeared before tee
magistrate Yesterday afternoon accompanied by hs coun-
a. A. siaeo thar he had purchased the property on
credit and exhibited bill Of sale therefor The matter
will be further Investigated to-day.
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FATAL ACCIDENT FROM HANDLING
CAMPRESE An inquest yesterday held at the City
Hospital upon the body Of Regina Rscu naive fGer.
msuy Is wears Of age who died yesterday morning from
burEs received while Ia the sci VI filling Csmphene lamp,
She holding at the time light near The liquid which caused
tito take ire and explode; the flames communicated -
her clothing and she was burned In shocking manner.
TIE accident occurred Friday s at the place OF herres
icepce "A Wiiamsi. Verdict, dea1h by burns.
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ASosnrR srssmtIur TO n Brlr --Mesrs Bireley L.
son of kenspgton viii shortly lay the keel Of prope
r steamship leo feet in length. ~ feet beam and Is
feet depth Of bold she IL to BE- constructed under con
tract, BY Capt X y Loper, for the Merchants steam
Navigation Company intended to ply between Boston
and Bangor, Maine She will have double engines With
two cylinders 30 inches In diameter aud 20 inches
s'cte which are TO be built by Mersrs Reaney Ncaae
Co.
LsrrcpEp-The fine ship Csriaco II 500 tons burthen
wee suncbcd st Philadelphia, Monday afternoon frou
the yard q Meesrs Vaughan Lynn. Her dimensions
sre ls5 feet long 1S6 feet between the perpepdcua
and - feet BEEN The ship IL built Of Delaware white
oek with trspsom inner stern post, sprou knghthesds
aud corner counter tmbers 81 live oak and locust stan
cheps sbe Is upwards 81 I'VE feet through from the
top q the keesen TO the lower part OF the keel and nine
teen inches In the bge with the bige streaks boted
edC~sys The main hatch combings are mahogany aud
plated with brsss ON the top and she u copper
frtsnsd The Csraco IL intcrded for the Rio de yanero
trade, and TO be commanded by Capt n. g. Johnston
Lsrsts,D--At Warren, n. l., 18th Inst, By Messrs
thsce Dsvs con pletely rugged superior bark Of $40
tons, called the Peres, owned BY Mcsrrs Ogden Sur
Fes, 81 Fairfield Conn and intended for freighsr be-
tvctn New YORK and Charleston, te be comms sded by
Csrt Silss r. Martin, cf wssrss.
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but only in 1t, but nnd that have misrsad the
New Testament" The rebuke was delivered kindl but
body have need Of similar rebuke every day Of the
year.
money matters ordinary mortals must and therefore
may well inform you that the estimates that have lust
been laid before the Parliament give total Of
the province Tor the current year at while the
total estimated expenditure Is f657 ,3i2 The appropri-
alton for public works amount to f1s6 Of which the
Weand canal Is to receive f9 400; the Lachne canal
fzS7S9; the Beauharnois canal fl3780 the Cornwall
canal fs,5l3; the Wilami burgh canal, fl2459 Pre-
against the Americans Amongst ths misc. aneoas
items are Ices, compensation to J. A Roebuck, the
great English radical who acted as agent for Canada in
for services as Director Of the Weland Canal Company
in 1885.
Gagged in considering plans Of existing proposed
panes. The Great Western Company whose line Is to
extend from Hamilton, on Lake Ontario, to Windsor OPP
posiie to Detroit are making great exertons to obtain
an amended act with powers Of most extraordinary
nature Their desire Is clearly to establish monopoly
II their plans succeed, 1t Il doubtful whether the
Buffalo and Brantford line will be allowed to pro-
coed. The southwest portion of the peninsula will
be sacrificed to spectators, who have never
joytd any large amount of public confidence The
great western scheme its paternity to Dir Allan
and dates its birth as far back as 1887 Sir Allan
has been to England its behalf and exertions
been made to induce the Northern New York and Cen
trail Michigan companies to give to it assistance; but
after ALL small proportion of the required capital
has been realized and only fraction this
from Canadian pockets. Nothing is heard nova days
OF the mucn puned ontario, Slmcoe and Lake Huron rail-
road. The Hon. JOS Howe is here, delegate from
Nova Scotia and Hon Mr. Chandler, as delegate from
New Brunswick, in relation to great trunk line from
Halifax to Quebec and thence through Upper Canada
There gentlemen to be entertained public dinner
Tomorrow evening at which the Governor General to
be present Saturday evening is the avorte period for
public dinners In this city, probably because headache
on Sunday Is less inconvenent than headache any
other day.
great public meeting against the clergy will
come of next week, when Mr. Bowes the Mayor will
as chairman with view, IL mistake not, to the
funf ul to- na
the representation Of the city vt the next election
answering to the description of Welsh for whose
apprehension have been offered by the Governor
ofNew York and the Sheriff Of Chautauque county N "
has been arrested by our police. lie Is charged with
being principal in the murder Of constable in your
State.
Hot weather has set in. ANGLO AMERICAN.
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and threaten he would blow his brains out, and told
hands, and said it was not the hrst be had laid
on the deck by gun; from Cabslio We had four
sailors, boy, and cook, seven altogether; we had
Two watches; l was in the starboard, the boy in
the larboard | can't swear to the log book
The defendant called William Chelsea, who de-
posed shipped at Antigua. and have continued
to New York; the captain stole Carr away at An
tigua; shipped regularly; Captain turned Carr
ashore one day, and brought him on board again; I
saw no constable bring him on board
Judgment for $500 with costs
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YANxEx CAKRneE ron PRESIDENT AaIsrA.-
The New Haven yoSr~ni Of the 6rst Instant, says
that four horse coach Ia now being manufactured
in that city for President Arists, Of Mexico. II 70
ono Of the most magnificent carriages ever made In
this country. Every part is finished In the most
terfect ami subtantisl manner. with all ths ornaA
mentsl work that could be bestowed upon it, With
reference to q correct taste. The running part u
painted bright red, and the body most beautiful
blue The coat Of arms Of the republic Of Mexise
10 engraved upon the tops VI the lamps and IL
hammer cloth The lining and upholstery are Of rich
silk and satin, and every part Is IN most psrsssb
keeping and harmony With the who'll.