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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29
The Recent European Intelligence Position
Of England and Europe.

The Intelligence from England, received BY the
steamship Canada synopsis q which We gave
in yesterday Houd, received BY telegraph from
Halifax-is Of very important and orainous cha
rscter, and furnishes matter for deep sober, AMI
solemn reflection. The whig ministry, with Lord
John Russell ~ It, head. cannot, it appears, retain
power, and the tories cannot form cabinet in their
stead. The present cabinet had sustained another
defeat; and accordingto every indication, general
election would soon he ordered, and an appeal made
70 the pcoplc-or. at least T. the fraction q them
who have the right % outrage.
IL will be interesting r. inquire what ha. pro-
aaced this anomalous state 4 thing. 10 England;
and, If We are not mistaken. We can see through
The mystery. u lie ~ nutshell. The RADICAL
and rcf"finers, 81 all coior- have been gaining in
srngth Tor come YEAR past. and are now 20
numerous ami - powerful ~ e. hold the balance q
power between the oil IaFtic.-"higs and tories
snd ~th 10 assistance e A. the present instance.
- "ther mal"enlcHt. afe able - control both
Inns - the mot .'gn'hlant feature = the late
rs"s nom LhGan". and 4 give az insight mt3 the
lac-n' condition II thai eaua'ry. lhe result vii
- w "h Ffohabii'y' union between the wh =
Aho '"fie--a conjunction = thp'e hitherto hostile
fTecs' ~ "pl"'tu 7" IT, r." elrment-ihe nov
m"'emcnt-thc rev. iutionaIy movement q tn age.
which Is making extraordinary hcadFsy II thst
country, aud threatening = = more potent csery
succeeding year. SrEobcu Peel wa one ofthe icw
ingirh statesmen who properly appreciated. IN
England what W " 'his country term the prosre~-
eve tp'ut 81 The age L'ke = 'cnsible man :. he
~a'' he never aaftd '" "'-tiu't Il. prog e-. but
tuon'ltea 70 u ~ l"a'ci'u-iF' ano II dcNtf'ou.ly
'hat ne had TIE circuit p ''dng 4. ~ recent
f""ey ~ tngh'h ''aie'men prove th't tael H. ~
e""rrehend 'hi' '.lent 'u' potent pr'ne'p.e' '.i.
.''neea ~ 'h''f la"'y' ano 'ns measure r,'r''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

NI, Lam from pIrsito.-We find in the Faro Indus
5 ds Ia Habaa and the D,osio d, Ia Marina. of the 2lt
Of March. the following from Mexico
We have received hy the schooner Csrs-ima arrived
yesterday from Vera Cruz papers Of that place TO the sth
and OF the 9Th from Mexico The l. Of little import
Several papers Of the republic complain Of the In
crtia Of the government and attribute Il TO pcrn
cious and antrrcgressve influences The Dague1toypc
above all Ia rendering justice to Gen Arisa for his
ti,y and HE energy l. aston he'd the antipro
greSsi,. march Of hi administration.
The House Of Deputies had adopted resolution by
which the government y authorized TO contract for the
copstruciicn ~ light IN the ly ~ Los Ascran.
provide ia. will rise above $4,000 The
ptnos a this light house and Others in project will be
met With an increase 81 real per ton the vessels
coming from foreign port
The situation Of the lspdVd property becomes every
day more deplorshic ~ Eco n, Jera Cruz makes the
mot painful reflections upon propositions lately
presented To- Congress ~ the Secretary of the Treasury
VI y sad that the senate has granted General Her
ttIs yearly income 81 $4,000 for his service. mill.
tary man.
" rumored in Mazntlan that Jgonune iamea,o had
teen pronounced and that Officers ~ the perma-
ncnt army compromised in H. They had been ar.
rested by the commander TT that point.
Tho 'ms pox wss making -me ra,ages In the state Of
Hichoacan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

Martin iarquhsr Upper Is now in Philadelphia
Hon George ". Wright member n Congress from
California l. in Boston aud will sail In few days
for Europe.
Hon " Hall Postmaster General: Major General
John y Wool United states army; Lieut. Taln,sdge, A.
u - do; Hon J ". y Daniel. " e.. North Carolns; T.
" !evett Buffalo, Benz ople Tayloc, Washington; G.
sattethwsc. London; Lieut. NJ G Ncigs United states
engineers Lieut. @ u Mcclellan United states army;
captain Shields do Major Lauman PENNEY lvania Lieut.
Naury. United states army lion Nr Alexander, Her
kimori senior htocha Washington Hon " cruscr
'orandt we're among the arrivals at the Irvngiiou-e
Yesterday.
Cd George Duncan, Ia; Hon v. Butler, y Fellows,
Ohio; " y Hosloy, Albany: y W Brown, Lima. =. A.;
=. Warner, q w Martin, Connecticut, have arrived
90 the clinton Hotel.
Senators Cas- and F.leh arrived Ut Detroit On the 10th
.n'tsbt
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SILLY PEorLE.-cur contc mpofary, the COryiS'
mad Epq',ro, In commenting on the extravagsnt
prices paid at auction. by persons in New crlcaa,,
for the furniture which Jenny Lind sat. loungcd, or
slept upon while in that city. call the purchaser.
e, If lilly people. Right. Those who gave ffty.
one hundred. two hundred three hundred. four hun.
bred FIVE hundred, o. Fix hundred dollars for sin
gle ticket 10 concert, were equally silly peoples
end We hope there win be end to all thi. Stiffness
from th.. time forth. Certainly W are coming t.
cur senses 1T last.
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/" Wh0. With one hand
lid pat = penny in the urn II poverty,
Aud with fhy at her took "A shil on

II .hould bc remembered too. that reception. Of
great men are .till INDUCED in NJ great expense.
and big dinner. It'll given to ilusricus fellow
citizens. for which big bills made out aud
presented. Fat job. given to INT parlizan. who
good blowers at elections. ana million. Of dollars
arc voted away without the poor Taxpayer knowing
where i, l. gone. whether any good has been doue
with it or not. The institution Of the tea was
revived in January last, and the waste-weirs Of
the city treasury are nearly all open, We have no
doubt that the neat amount "a be assessed for city
expenses will lc full i've millions Of dollar. some
innocent simrl, minded men will naturally ask
"whcrc docs the money come from r That how
ever. not the proper interrogatory; the question
j., "where dogs IL GOT
Let those answer who get four collars day and
roast ducks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

SHOWING Tnrm TrE1u.-1hurlow Weed. or Al
bany, the 7i,brne, and the Coor,~ o,5 E'qp,.cr,
are beginning to show their teeth, on the removal
Of certain Office holders in the interior Of this state,
towards President Fillmore ~ and bye. we sup
posc that they will bark. II the Presijen, continues
to show other instances Of moral Congregational
We fear that there i little reason TO anticipate
m uch III this wav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

Tur STEAMBOAT Ruvprsr. under the command or Capt
Albert Dcgrcct will Der regular trips As day
toet to Albany. on Monday morning next at O'clock
from the ~ Murray street which will De her failure
place and hour ~ starting from this city.
boa cu.apr. The steamships Cherokee, Capt VIM
sle and Prnrucsbcps capt johnson. sailed yesterday
afternoon FIR chagres The ~ those passengers
received viii bc Fund pndeT the aIIroIrat, head
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ar truly elezaat snd their eheapncss marvel We
priced the market snd rHcenm. nd the
Mr. EsTenschcd. U1 Nassau street corner Ann a. t.e
hat store in New York city - stock choicest
he procured. and the beatty and elegance -
fabric beyond criticism. ~ -
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Car,i % tho Pablo. ---since my appca nee,

Nibos Garden reports circulated as have
leve by interested persons, have assumed that
myself would prefer to allow my pab,e prfornane to
the but the expenses attending the trans
port by the steamer Franklin on her last passage but
from avre to this city OF myself suite and horses Zone
the valuable Of which lost the voyage added
to my large daily expenditures render y prudent Tor
meet the rumor with early contradiction will
therefore, through the hands OF bankers ten thou
Identical performer known as principal artistic of Franeon
the Boulevard du Temple and in the champs Eysees
the only Of the known in historical works
Partisan amusemen and what have been represented IL
the authentic newspapers Of this city. - --
New YORK Horn March q, 1851. CAROLINE LOYO.
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hats OF khoE The nsnniscturcr, No rs Tnon street
tess every attractive quality to
taste and discernmtnt made Of the materials
artistic and wormanlLe MANNER and sold
low price OF 81 each. Who would wear shabby Latf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

The WErkLr HEaALp win be published at half past o
O'Clock this morning. The mails Europe to 70 by
the Hermann will Close at the Ofee at half past
10 o'clnck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

FotR DOLLARS DAY AND ROAST DUcKs.-As
was anticipated by many when the present Common
Council abolished the tea-room in the City Hall,
longing for the flesh pots has overcome the self
denial of our Woodworking and public-sprited NUM-
epal fathers, and now canvas back ducks. Mountain
oysters, squads becfsteaks, veal outlets, venison
with currant jelly, boiled chicken, frcasced chicken,
Saddle Rock oysters raw. roasted, fried and stewed
and all the other ''uxures Of the season." besides
milk, coffee, tea, and all manner of hot and cold
cakes, to say nothing of the black bottle, are and
are hencciorth to be- the order OF the evening while
the two boards in session, aud for aught we
know every day i'll the year, Sundays excepted.
1t will DC remembered by readers that the
tea-table was abolished in order to tighten the bur
den which patient and lcng-sufcring taxpayers
have borne for many years, and which has been
constantly growing larger and heavier, from small
beginning: even n o SNOWFALL increases by rolling,
until the sthool-boy cannot bulge it. Well. to
tighten that enormous burden these great fnancier-
ing members Of the Common Council resolved TO
forcgo the pleasure OF meeting and eating in
the tea-rcon, and to vote themselves, instead
thereof. four dollars evening for their labor
in the peoples vineyard The expenses Of the tea
room were about 1900 per annum which they said
ought to bc saved; but then they thought it rather
hard to ho obliged to purchase their tea with their
money. and 80 the per diem allowance above
mentioned iorexrenses AT Sweencys and Ferris's on
session night Wa, voted acn ron. Here, to be sure,
a great saving Effected; 5000 per aanum was
actually sa,ed, and thiry-eight members were paid
four dollars night: which. supposiny they -it one
hundred times a year. amounts to only sl5.21o,
which j. much les. than s1.oon, according IT, their
idea Of economy, at course but more than twice
much. according to ours. Verify, this saving Of
ss.2Go and putting il ia thcr pockets, may suit
their notion Of the proper way to manage the
finances OF the city: but when we see them again
commanding at the public expense, aud adding
that - 600 bin 10 their o@n ill for service
making -. 300 per annum; the amount-exelu-ve
Of their my supervisors, judge, excise commits
.orcr. county cansa,scrs. Sc, &c, for which they
pretend to serve the public-we strongly rcinind
81 Of the hyrocritc described in Pclocks Course Of
Timer
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wishing to purchase light beautiful and sracefu Hat
nances will do we'll to call on RAFFERTY, LEAsk.
IIattcrs, Of Chatham and Pearl X. X las Sprin
style Of Hats il acknow lodged by the Ion IT fashion
be superior ~ every other style out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

amped tis elegant hiou the plus ultra hat Lee
those who wish 70 allie what exgustcy poporton
fabric can accomplish In comforting air II fahia
try one Of Cenin's splendid Pour Dollar hats. GENIN
"a Broadway, opposite II. Pauls
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doing rushing business and, expect will have
enlarge their borders They have the variety
styles o. any concern IA the city, and the quality Of her
productions Il unclualled. This enterprise deserving
liberal encouragement them
Their Store located at IL rark Row opposite the Ato-
House. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

The Atlas-TO-nAOrrrOvv's Issue Of thls
old and favort sunday Press will he rich rtant
facts fun, and fancy The Old Colony Man, will furnish
thrilling chapter OF his Reminiscent the
Of the somer tragedy The American Novel Of
the Maiden" will be continued, and will prove
tcnseIy interesting Deaths doings"graphic biographies
Of H. NJ Noah, lsaac Hill and John ). skinner and tina
usual quantity Of editorial matter
will render the Atlas worthy public otenton.
The Rascaes Of the Custom House win be neglected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

ater ITO William street. makes order. and frcc
,oa from SO 70 50 pants - 70 So vests - ~ 70 81
han d-oms cloth sack sn1 fre,k sack $40 Sii ALEC oo
c"ats - q 81. have also srirf vests and pants
made Established Sff aud hope GO continue till is6f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

expense, band Of sable harmonist consisting of
genuine eolored to exhibit at the Worlds Fair has
been solicited by his friends take benefit be
fore he departs for Lnsand e therefore NEST respectfully
announces 70 his friends and the public that he will give
concert Tuesday evening April t ut the Chinese Rooms
Jy Broadway where the lights and shadows Of real panta
ton life will be truthu represented BY the genuine
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wedding Cards, elegantly aud IashIonabIy

and printed gold and silver tue richest silver
hordcred and plain Porcelain Surface CARDS. Also splendid
Wedding Envelopes. Specimens can be at EVERDELL
81: Broadway corner Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

men DESTROYS ~ purchasing good watch reasonable
Price viii hnd superb assortment att v savag ~ Fut-
TON bcst saso sole manufacture If the Rishclieu
diamond rcinted gold we'll known their snpcrex
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heavy uncomfortable looking hat Is past The
light and bright and joyous aud 81 taste should
Of KNOCKS hats OF the spring style. They
euperb Call and examine his stock at ~ Fulton street.
We know are u make SELECTION when do
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dfess Goats French cloth fabonatly made 81 to sr ae
pair 81 Pan.s 81 70 81 2 Vests ~ cents 81 Busina.,
Goats with Few Coaks and ovtreoats s. Suit Stor, ,,t
Nassau and Bsckman streets. -
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way Hat store selling hats fully twenty Per lower
han any store IN The city Ills stock i al aud
hins all the late sprng styles Paris ndo order
Wholesale and retail. Country MERCHANTS will DO we'll l.
sun
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suit ~ ready made Clothing would well to calf AZ n
HORA COS 20 Nassau street where they good
cles well made and At fair prices, Lave them made -
measure, at short notice
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NIadame. Hill & Colby, 5as B,u.a,..,

have opened their goods for the spring wLi.
they received ly the Franklin Gaters Slippers of ali
oolors to match dresses Of Este Chap.e Lapaaue aud
Mgnat make, in Paris Mesdames ii. e. the only i'm
porters Of shoes in this city.
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Amidon .Dl broadway, Duane str,st-If YOU want
really beautiful article examine the spring styles Gentle
men Hats. Crowds day his
seil.nt stock But IN sp,te VI tie rush the seppy st
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COCK Hnd Itadeatr ~ Broadway Leonard street
have one 81 the host .rrns and summer
slks Staw Mantillas Jhaliv-. Forln., IL LANES Raj
eg Trench h1sns ts.oe Nc. Ne.. 10 che city aud sei
on ths most reasonable tcrrns.
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Mrs. Groom, MilIiner aud Dress Maker

ri and a9 Broadway, respectfully informs the New fork
stylish goods both in millinery aud dress mailing OF the
These she prepared to make in the latest and most
improve hon, in style ot NorkpsEL that cannot
he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

Institute in 1870 awarded the medal IT, II. Leavitt
for the best machine. Agency 5l Water
where machines TO be in slant The right
for and counties for sale the
Hear the testimony. ! have used the premium.
sewing machines for eighteen months with perfect
and satisfaction. The work done by them than
be done y hand and great saving of There
difficulty In keeping them order. but trifng
pense for repairs. JAMES DONAMOE Tortland, Ne.
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SMALL EcoSoH Mr.. Comptroller Whit,iesey
b.. just made .ome objection u allowing the entire
mileage account OF member Of Congress ard has
cut cut the charge for cabbage and green. to the
jccts for government payment What miserable
economy this penny eccnomyis Apatrotie Prcsr
deut, Secretary OF state. or member Of Congress,
merits times much payment FOR hi services A.
be receives; and il would be cheap for the country
u pay the right hind of men at sach rate. The
bad boys al Washington deserve nothing better
Than y te licked cut a the places they occupy
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Into cash their suI~rn@s effects sue as a. rI.,s
ing costumes, firearms, furniture watches and swsirs
VIII Obtain IRON TIC subscriber fifty per more thss
htretcfere received by sending through TIE poet or other
wise ISAAC q. LYON, No. 4 " ali street
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49, Nassau street will he found the best imported Havana
Their assortment l. without eomreton canne
be surpassed By any establishment in this city.
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Am IntcrestIng Panorama. reIatInC to tl

in upper Italy, Rome and Hungary, will
opened in few at Stoppani Hall. The subjects
which the relates of most interesting character
and the panorama will doubt, receive liberal support
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ter, Of f6 broadway. has succeeded 10 making ,en.nt
among gentlemen f"nd Of beautiful style ~ GEAR III
hats are universally admired and generally Carr
and Trench umbrellas constantly hand an ysriete
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will prompt and faithful attention to the sale Of House
hold Furniture the residences Of families will receive
it for sale at his capacious and 80 Broadway
White street Cash advances all
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and stranger who desires read paper that will welt
repay Pcrukal will be sure to read the Sunday Mercury
1t will be the most interesting aud
sheet published. Buy it, and judge for yourselves
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Sunday C0urfcr.-T0- nl0rr0yv's Issue will
contain amount Of choice reading matter
consisting Of Original Romances Sketches lustrations
Songs, Criticisms Extracts from New Books &C. For sale
everywhere, at three cents per copy.
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htrss ana eScrlsers that have been
examination IA the Of Hats hav. none that loo
beauty ~ styc excellence 81 finish aud quality
surpas these produced ny the NV Hat Company NJ.
40 ana w Nassau street Their sErd price j. three dcar.
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pair 81 Boots both calf skin and patent which lin
consequence 81 being slightly dsmsgedb will sell below
eos, ihey arc ~ The best material and
VIII an eonhdcnt rive satisfaction u purchasers Cat
sno ese men, at >. CAUILL'S, G7 Broadway.
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assortment OF Prayer Beads Medals SILVER and plated Cru
cxes Fonts Altar Charts &c kc. For sale low for cast
At J. LAUMoNIERS, 4s Maiden Lane, up stairs.
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sstra hne e. Be., cru,..d sugar o. MS New oress. r.
moMd Candles loc, per ~. Makers butter Ioc. Talk
Buttr Is ID 70 Is Sd AZ PARKERs Temperance store
sps Sbubre.
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exeee. engraving and description OF this world
palace. let him Grahams Pictorial Draw
ing Room Companion which without doubt the
tfully got up pictorial and family reading paper in the
United States Mr. s. French No. III Nassau street. the
agent, and the price il only six cents.
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Paris Hnts.-.Just received. mn Invoice or
beautiful Paris made sentlemens hats an .ntre new
pattern. "
WARNocKs. MATTERS. ?75 Broadway. Irving House
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PRIvATE-BrRS.
Atrtxy March II lS-
=. A. SrYDAM -
DEAR SIR:

DEAR SIR
On other page, send YOU copy of the bill |
spoke about when in New York. am happy to
inform YOU that by the aid of good counsel, have
got the committee 20 decide that it shall not be
ported back the Senate; and have the original in
my hands. There copies in existence. except
My expenses paid, and for which i stand pledged,
amount to within fractios Of 5000. without in
GLIDING pay for my own services VIII you do me
the justice to assist in making up what should be
paid me- and have il ready when come down next
Saturday. Yours, &c, GEo. w. Bull.
Particulars when We meet.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-04-24

TuPPER ON AMERIcA.-The Ameri.
can Telegraph has correspondent who
has enjoyed the privilege of conversa-
ton with TuPper, the great English po-
ct and philosopher, in which among
other things, Mr.. T. expressed his view
of the United States; that view we here
put on record by way of instruction and
warning to the public:
"He [Mr. Tupper] is much pleased
with our country and people. Though
he expected to find US great nation, he
finds us greater than he anticipated
He thinks there are only two great dan.
gers ahead Of this Government; one is,
that our religious liberation may lead
US into in6delity; and the other, thai
the Jacobsen of a great number of the
people may finally destroy the conser.
vative spirit which alone can preserve
u.s."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-04-24

cRInR.--The Gallipolis Journal, ol
the 10Th, ststss that the court adjourned
the Saturday previous, afer a two weeks
session Of hard labor. occupied wholly
In the trial Of criminal cases, the civil
business having been mostly continued
One person was sentenced to imprison-
ment in the county Jail, and five were
sentenced to the penitentiary. Several
counterfeiters were kept on hand either
for want Of agreement in the jury, or of
time for the trial. The morals Of that
place appear to be in a sad state Of de-
rangement, or else the officers are un-
usually vigilant. Wonder if Cough
would not be of some service therei
Portsmouth, Ing.
The law-breaker's chances Of esca.
ping the official clutches Of our officers
are few and far between. As to Mr..
Cough, we fear he has over-tasked him
self already. He has been in Ports
mouth, we believe.