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From North CnrniInn.
Correspondence Of II n. Y. Espfess.
LENOIR, CaldNel Co 1nendar Ann-


LENoiR, Caldwell Co, Tuesday, Aug. 10, 1852.
AS you will have learned by other
sources before this reaches YOU, our election just
past has gone against us. ID. - Reid is reelected a.
by an increased majority, Governor of the State.
ms fesult is not unexpected TO me local ques-
tions now deeply agitating the public mind in
North Car0lns, are 30 mixed up with, and form
part Of the issues before the people, that nation II
politics and men were lost sight of in the present
contest.
Perhaps you have acquainted yourself with
Gov. Relds position on free suffrage AMI cOnstitu-
tioDal amendments. both OF which are auti.R- pub
lcaD, and contrary to Democratic and Wing usages
IN such things; yet there is a charm t. the minds
Of the simple and uniniormed in the very name Of
free suffrage" mot equal suffrage that IS hard
to contend against and in many instances you
could not make them understan or believe that
in demanding free snd unrestricted Convention
of the people to make all such amendments to the
Constitution as may he needed, is carrying out
more fully the rights of the people than Governor
Reds ever can. His is bat the shadow, while
that of tbs Wings is the subst lnce Of what we
need and demand yet the people, many OF them,
we're taught to believe, aud do believe that John
Kerr was opposed to free suffrage.
SO far as the Legislature is heard from in the
western counties, the Wings have gained six
members ond the Democrats one but IL is prOba-
be the Legislature will be Democratic.
But, Messrs. Editors, my principal object in re
erriDg TO the election in this letter is 10 express
to yourselves, and all other good Wings, both in
the Moth end the South, out Of the "Old North
State, my firm, yea, most confident convict ton.
that we will be all right in November next, and
will tnumphantly sustain Scott and Graham.
am not much of politician aud am not in the
habit Of making hasty calculations 10 such mat
tiers, but this do know, that whatever the poll
tcians may say do the honest yeomqnry of the
country, and the masses of the western Re-
serve" OF the Old North Stat, will roll up anOth
tr Harrison and Taylor majority for Scott and
Graham they are bounl to DO il they will do il
here, as they will in most of the States, hope.
Huzza for Scott and Graham Let not the
Temporary faltenDg Of the Old North State" dis
courge you. She is safe, and, regiously believe,
sure for the Wing nominees; she has never failed
TO reward the services of the patiOt soldier when
the Issue is broadly and fairly submitted 1--we in
the Western Reserve, and | again repeat to you
with confidence, she is ight this great national
issue and boiling Wing politicians cannot make
her swerye from duty. Your subscriber, c.cJ.
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Feoy Sr. John. N. B.-We have

From ST.. john. N. B.-We nave Oy
Fsvor a Co.'S Express st John, B., papers OF tie
10th The 81 John CcHir, relative 10 statement made
In some Of the papers here that the hhne schooner
Coral ives seized by mis,ate, replies that there Is
no mistake shout the ruatter-thst abe was clearly IN
fault - -, -. \, .,-
has completely cleart the Bay at Fundy OF Amere"n
Fishermen. The proposed bin TO impose HIGHT du1es
CD English vessels entering American ports 10 sy'ed
by the ST. John papers, Congress re'aliAtins upon
ri, s. john Tarass In speaking of the late bal, given
b, the people Of ST. John Commodore Perry and bis
officers, says: H. ,h., go
managers OF the late ball 10 Commodore Perry were
opy doing wrong and heAping gross and unmf rtteo
insult upon uuly British people, but sso exposing
,b,Tn,elyes and oilers t. the ssui0us Tioc1s oi oar
y.nkee peishbors The PEG lie Of republican America
The vi,y serpent when uessed 10 the bosom OF ifehu
rio and liz 6pes will even turn foul traitors 70 tnose
ubo FED arc teas. them. and plaDge their venomoa'
ARD putrsciive spgs In the breasts OF those VINO reAd
" bororeo then, as the subjects Of foreign though
'fiepolv Power 49,. q,
The New Brur swisker, on the other hand 'sys' 10
aAboush the ,ime for making preparations ior n:
display was limited, ye. the AFFAIR did grss' creot " NJ
concerned. loos"H A@s'S''
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A CARp.-Ne Rocky Bar MIMI

A CARp.-The Rocky Bar Mining
Csrpany-An article In TIE Tribase OF this morning
ays, ave understand that the Rocky Bar Company
has thu, far been among the unsuccessful" This er
ropeous Imme datey after the machinery was erected
and In running order, the works we're successful aud
gave promise of an ultimate 'ich production Zoe
location IA known 10 be valuable. But the heavy rain
which fell during the spring, aud carried away or In
ured other machinery In Grass Valley, merely flooded
he shaft Of this Company, doing no damage Otherwise
10 their works This of course temporarily suspended
mining. To remove the difficulty permanently II was
de,ernint to cut tunnel, which would not only dram
the shaft into Wolf Creek but make way for rsii
track 20 the mill This work has been commenc "a aud
will be crowded night and day undi completed When
1t 10 hni,bed the rock can be run 10 the ml without
any expense for caring Toe machinery has been fully
tested and found successful Additional power 10 nov
In prepsI aon and will be attached as soon as me sns
10 cleared.
ia the Ahsstes Of the Prezdeat from the City,
j. r. WOOL WORTH Jr.,
AuatiD 1854 Secretary ROCKY Bar nains Go.
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Iowa Election,

o! The n. Y. TnOune.


Du BuQUE, lows, Friday, Aug. 10, 1859.
wrote you before the Election in re-
gard to our candidates for Congress, and in my
letter told yos that the Wing cand date, Hon.
John Z. Cook, would be elected over Lincoln
CLARK, the present members and also, that had
great hopes OF the election of Wing Legislature.
NJ! pr dcton in gard to the election of Cook has
been verified ss he comes in by several hundred maj
lie Legislature is ct doubtful, with the chances
against us. We have many gains, and our friends
IN many OF the Loco-FocO Counties have done
molly, but in some the Wing Counties they have
acted shsmefnlly. Had it not been for the defec-
aon 10 Henry, Wapelio and Louisa Counties, we
should have had the Legislature beyond doubt.
But ss il is, the Legislature will be strongly
against Jones for L. :. Senator, as the election
'of members in many instances turned upon his
Deing candidate for reelection, and hardly
Jones man succeeded. The result in this lDu
buquel County was disgracefal to the Wings, rs
We were beaten worse than ever before, notwith.
standing we have the Survey Generals Office
nefe and the best Land Office in the State. The
energies OF some of our friends here seem to have
oeen exhausted in procuring Fillmore Delegates
70 the National Convention. la the Counties
north Of ut the Wings have done molly and so
s sey have, as far as We have heard up the Des
y. maonss Valley. But in Des eloines County was
tne great battle fought and the Wings there, led
"a py JAMES W. GRIMES, one Of the most able,
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{ Congressional Nominniion-State of the Ohio
The - Economy society,"

PITTSBURGH, Thursd-y, Aug. 10. 1852.
Thomas NJ. Howe was yesterday renom-
mated for Congress 10 the XXlId Dist ict composed OF
part OF Allegheny and Butler Counties, by the Wing
COlIeIees who met a. Bzkerstown
The river rose to the extent of - inches
during last night II now four feet by the
metal marx, and is still rising
In the suit of Nachtrieb rerSu, the
Economy Socety,' the Commissioner appointed by the
United States Supreme Court has commenced iogesd
gazing the amount of ihs assets of the Society Tue
head Of the Society, SIR ,ker has been undergoing
tor two days an examination, which is very ching
1t thous bit the examination will occupy month. An
Immense amount Of property Ia involved In the case
Nachuieb formerly member, was expelled from the
Society abou! seny years and cl-ns his Oh are OF
the property and damages. The Commissioner WAS sp
pointed preliminary decree to report, and 70 be
subsequently argued Among the assets $4,000 In
specie, Withdrawn from circulation during Jacksons
Administration, the suspension Of sptcle payments
by the Banss which has been lying Idle In the vaults at
Economy ever since.
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The Grand Lodge off. q. of D. Il. OF Northern
New-York.
AUBURN, Thursday, Aug. 10. 1852.

AUBuRN, Thursday, Aug, - IS52..
The attendance a. the Grand Lodge is
as full as ever no~i,ists nding the warmth Of the
weather Nothing Of public interest has TRANSFERRED TO-
day beyond the designation Of Ithaca as the place tor
the next session OF the Grand Lodge In August 1883
Last evening, the members Of the Grand Lodge &C
cetted the invitation OF 5. A Goodwin, ESQ., of this
city TO q leyee. at bis re'deuce on NOrthst The
mated and the spacious interior was thrown open 10
the visitors. who were Hospitality received by the
worthy host and bis lady Late 10 the evening splen'
did banquet served up, 10 which ample justice vas
done The entertainment closed with music and
dancing Ii was intended that this reception should
have been given by the members Of the Order 10 thu
CITY, but they yielded their wishes TO the solicitation
of Mr Good win.
The num' or Of members of the Order present at
the levee, many Of whom were accompanied by their
ladies' was about two hundred.
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From The Harfford Times-TJ
GEN. SCoTT's QUARRELs.

is now passing through the Democratic papers on
"GeneIal ScOTT's quarrels" with public charac
tiers, among whom Major Generals Jacob Brown
and Peter b. Porter are instanced.
On inquiry we learn that so far from attempt
ing to bring the first named before Court Martial
as the slanderOus article repres nts, Gen. ScoTT,
from the beginning of his acquaintance with those
distir guished and lameDted individuals, down to
their respective Deaths uniformly maintained the
most intimate and friendly relations with each.
With respect to the other quarrels, so far as
there were quarrels, the history Of the respective
cases will show that Gen. ScoTT was, in every
instance, the assailed party, ard that he limited
himself strictly to the defensive. Republic.
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toftrsV'n1rnts Of To- y I Trsaue
PHI ApELrRIA, raur.dsy. Aug Is, isce
A German girl named A. Voet, was
drowred 10 me pe~Are early tsis morning The eAss
70 rs'ber mysterious one
William A. Warner, aged years, was
drowned In the Sruih ssrk Canal yesterday evening"
James McMinigan. aged 30 years, resid-
Delaware las, night
Catharine Shorter. aged 40 years, wa,
found dead at Der residence 10 Ksasnstoa tss
Ing She oied of ice van. OF . liquor law, similar 10
he Maine one
During the past few days, many minors
have ben arrested for running wks tur Frs C1mpa
rits The law s s,ilc, upon this potnt
The weather Is rather warmer to-day.
yet stl pleasant,
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wAn officer in Scott, Mexican army

W IN UIICeT IN SCOTT Mexican army,
from Mass, relates the following a. showing that
Generals foresight even in apparently trivial mat
tiers:
While at Vera Cruz Gen Scott sent fur TIA head NJ
the QusrteTmssters Department anu said O. him ST.
have you act everything in readiness IN ylu aa witch
you may want between this AND The capt,ir Yes
or, have GOT everything army can possibly 70.
qube" Have YOU sent along any ts--peary nal, -
"Ienptnny oails No, Sir" Then forw ard cask
o' them The officer puzzled 10 coac-iv, VITA. the
wentTai could want WITH ten penny nails ba, whom the
rhuopsi Bulge wss blown into of rocks W tas
ming enemy. the Generals admirable f1rsssb, ao-
P-reLt The Penobscot lumbermen wers soon ready
Win their timber 10 repair It the cssk Of NAILS v
.orneo OUT a. the army We on lie gay N victory
NOW we want the Wing parry prepare like Gen Ss.tgs
sriDy-everything ready for al sck or defense
Eitehburp Revsil.
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Destructive Fire Mt Utica.

UTICA, Thursday, Aug. 10, 80.
A fire broke out about ii O'Clock last
right In the extensive saving ard blaming establish
m,DG Of Lewis Lswrsnce Tn, bulldog Confined
three psniIg enbines ard oae fJr saWng. together
with a large quantity Of la nber belonging to Mr.
Lawrence
90 the machinery and tools OF VIM Kl1gsblry
sas hmsker, whs occupied the upper stories. Tns
elesate oss will be about S00O0-thst Of Mr. Lawrence
amounting to nearly $4,000 only sbou, one third of
vhcb is covered by Insurance. Wn kingsbury's loss
Ia 0o-insured for 81 200 in the Madison County Ma
tua Company
This morning part of the Seneca.
st Bird a. gave way predpitating about dozen people
into the Canal Several slightly bruised bar all
were rescued, al hoUgh rumor wou have It that one
man W. drowned
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Items by the Southern Wall.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Aug. 10, 1852.
Tie mail from New-Orleans has ar
rived.
Hon. Edward Scott of Mississippi, died
at Kcksburgh on the sIh inst
DIR. Hines, notorious swindler and
biganist escaped from prison At Savannah Tuesday
The Rdft1gh tN.C.) Register foots up
the Wing gains In the House Of Commons at H. and the
lofs al g.
The bark John A. Lancaster, Clifford,
from Wilmington, bound to Boston, put into Norfolk
with the crew ali sick
Hon. Mr.. Stephens, of Ga, it is as
serted here on good authority declared his determine
ton, previous leaving for home few days since, to
support Sect and Graham
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Crent Firr NJ Troy.
TaoY. Tnur.day, Aug. 10. 1852.

1RoT, Inursday, AnE. ~, ISJl
A &c broke out at one clock this morn
iuE ga the Lumber Yard 81 D4uchy s Son, In West
Toy consuming every board 10 h- yard toe value OF
when Wa esiirna,ed a. from $4,000 q $4,000 4,
partially insured tlv In the Troy Mutual and Ia
IT, k-~ J orb Protection, of Rome
Besid's The above thiity or forty small tensnsn''
wera dc,iroyeo, by Which nearly nifty families srs
b. rseless
TIE csss vAriOusly estimated at from $4,000 TO
Sa0too NprO)abiy amounts 90 s 10000.
The fire doubtless the work OF an inceniary, as
the lumber yard when fret discovered, ire in
several places
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FLORlDA.-We DelleNe III mas Deen gem
orally under stood that Hon. T.. &. Cabeli would
refuse to support Gen. Scott. The Tallahassee
Sentinel gives extract from letter recently
written by him, which says The Wing party
of NY State have decided to sustain him, (Gen.
Scott and " i'll dcquiesce in that decision.
certainly cannot support Gen. Pierce, and agree
with you as to the probable consequences of his
election" Mobile Advertiser.
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Loco.Foco Mass Meeting.

CONCORD, N. III thursday aug. IA III
A considerable number of persons have
passed through here to day their way to Hisb)ro
General Pierce has been employed this forenoon In
shaking hands at the dep1s lie does not go TO Hills
boro'.
Last night there was meeting Ia the State House
yaJd under the direction of the Concord Granite Club
Capt RJ n6ers spoke fret and received with three
cheers for NewYork and three cheers for the Empire
Club He said that Pierce was nominated because he
stood by the interests Of the whoe country, With the
Constitution for guide, knowDg 'no North no South,
&C
Governor Henry Hubbard Judge Corton Of Lock
porI n Y; Charles l. WOodb lry, OF BJston; and
george w. Morrison Of Manchester, followed until 10
O'Clock
Anoue the notables who have arrived Gen. Ok,
John Van Burop CL German. exc )vern0r Paris, and
Capt Mcintyre "a SOLDIER Of the last war Attorney
and Mr. Savage, NJ C., Of Tenn Senator Clements,
Marshall NJ. e. II California Col Johns Tnrs'ner &C.
CoNcoRD, Thursday Aug 70 P. N.
There is to be u reunion OF the Ninth
REGIMENT here 10 morrow, at which General Pierce
will pff side Gov Seymour OF Conn. Col. Clements.
Msior Lsy sud most Of the other Officers, VIII attend
The people are Just returning from ahlshoro' Toe
rne.lps was addressed oy Messrs. Dix, Clemens, Cor
NAP SAY sge, sno Van Buren,. 49,,
Some estlmste the humber present as hlzn as thirty
AID not ltss ihsn twenty thousand hun reds came on
foot, ard cal riases lined tie rOadtJF three miles dis
tsnf. 10000
Pickr ockets wsre on hand and made several ucees'
nj hap.s This morIit Hon. Taos T. Treadwell loi
$50 IL money ard 81 coo IN notes, while purchasing
ticket II me Concord Depot,
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Now and Then,

1t would be amusing were it not humili-
atiDg, to Gull the opinions of the leading Loco
FocO Press now and five years since. We subjoin
Il single sample:
From The Hartford TiaCs-N0p.
Gen Scott has been in the military service oil the
country for Al years. during which period he has
ctived as compensation for his services, the Of
$4,000.
From The Hartford Tines Then.
Gen. Scott, who above all others, indsputaby stands
out as THE GREAT MAN OF THE LATE GLORIOUS WAR
whose name throughout Europe and America Is IDEN.
TILTED WITH ALL ITS GLoRYwith its great VICTORIES
ARD greater PEAcE-whose mAsTERLY SUCCESSES nave
DOUBLED AT A SINGLE fROKE THE ORIGINAL
AREA OF THE REPUBLIC, sc.
A man |" whose mastery successes have doubled
the original area of the Republic" should not be
censured for receiving salary about equal to that
paid the Clerk of the House of Repre- sentatives.
Albany Eve Journal.
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The Cotton Crop.

CHARLESTON, Wednesday, Aug ls, 1852.
The first bale of new Cotton was re-
ceved at Tallahassee. Fla on the llth inst The staple
was Of superior quality.
Accounts from Beaufort say that cater
psrs have appeared 10 srae numbers and great fears
eBte rtained for the cropa.
The Meather continues wet.
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determined and energetic Wings in the whole
country, achieved complete victory.
The vote Of Iowa il doubtful on the Presiden
tial candidate. The Wings can carry il easily 'or
Scott if they viii only take hold and work earn
estly and faithfully; my only fear is that they will
not do 1t. U,vKFyr
Hem, Loco, is reelected to Congress in the Ist
District, over NIele Whir
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p,om Halifax-The Fishery Questton-Action
arniu,I French Fishermen.

BosToN, Thursday, Alg ~ 1874
The steamer Sir John Harvey brings us
Halifax papers to tie l7th August Toe story l. re-
ne.,.d ,ba, the EugRsh steamer Devastation had AZ
rived with four American prizes Caario'te'0"n ais
1. two more than We have before had accounts o.
The catch of fish thus far has BEEN on
,hs whole. moderately fair.
Accounts from Labrador state that the
,s,p Charles and porti5n Of ths crew OF me sap
ssuuho had driven % French bsesuz aud i' ffeA'a'
nen Of Belle Isle 90 ths, they did not eaten 'Ase
hsh.
The papers give no account OF the pro-
eecdlngs Of Com Perry.
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Sniridp.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday, Aug. 10, 1852.
Amelia Voght, German girl aged 10
years was drowi ed this morning at O'Clock, near
Green ct wharf She discovered struggling 10 the
water by Shean aud John o. Taylor, two young men
FRI m KewYork, ana was taksn from the water alive,
bot died Ia a short tine. She supposed to have com
milted suicide, although cause can Do assigned for
the rash act.
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The French SpoIIatIOn Bill.

WASHINGTON. Thursday, Aug. IS, lo52.
The vote in the House to-day, on the
motion to proceed to the business the Speakers Ia
BILE which was sgreei oy - majority. regarded as
somewhat of test question on the French Spolaton
BILL although the House dire ;tyIster, by vote OF 3
majority, went into Committee on the Navy bill Toe
friends Of the fret named measure, will renew tue
struggle with prospect Of success
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Wing County Convention ia Ohio.

CINcINNATI, Thursday, Aug. II, I5j9
The Wing County Convention met to-
day at Mount Pheasant WIN. B. cassidy nominated
for Congress from the Is, District aud Scott H.rh
son fIom the lid For Representative Hsary
Brchmsn Judge of Common Pleas, f. Woodruff aud
Sheriff, B. Had Much spirit was manifested and
great harmony preyailed
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Penusyiyania.

A business letter from Norristown, Pa,
l7th incidentally says:
This County you aware ia hard for US II
Polk in "a notwi hsandiog best exertions llOj
msorty We hope now 10 put Pierce's majority down to
@Upthsps lower The Pierce leader here says they
win 'cihoUt Pennsylvania"
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a Duel between two Representatives.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. u, 1852.
1t is rumored and believed that a chal-
leDge has passed between Messrs. Bayly Of Va.
and Phslp' Of Mo-, in consequence Of words spoken
in debate to-day. 1t is not supposed that they
will fight. The confusion and excitement ia the
House was intense. Ere.
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The Cbolern Mt Rochester.

ROCHESTER,, Thursday, Aug 10, 1852.
The number of deaths by cholera re-
ported by the Board of Health for the days ending
at O'Clock, p NJ, Is four This Is very decided and
gratifying abate nent The weather to-day has been
nj
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Di.pn'eh 70 The n. Y. Tribune.

70 4 fTIJIN<.
WASHINGTON, Thursday Eve, Aug. -, l552.
1t is rumored that challenge has pass
ed between htssrs. BAILEY, DIVA, and PHELPs,
of Mo-, lbo'h Opp in Consequence Of words spok.
ed in debate to-day. There is no serious appre.
her sions Of combat.
The cOnfu 'On and excitement in the House
were supeIlatiye. EYE.
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The Georgia scott Convention.

MACON, Ga, "wednesday, August L. 1852.
The Scott Convention met here to-day.
William b. Fleming Of Savannah chosen P'esi-
dent No joint nomination having bean agreed 10 by
the Committee Of Conference with the Webster Commit
tee, the Convention appointed electoral ,cket aud
adjourned sine die
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

ILLINoIs.-In the With (Ficklin's) Dis
trict James G.. Allen has received the Opposition
nomination for Congress.
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PENNsYLvANIA.-ln the Huntingdon
District, DIR. John McCullock has been nominated
for Con- ress by the Wings.
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,,,..,snn Democratic Convention.

DETHofT, Tuescay, Aug. ~ IcVN
The Democratic Convention have made
the following nominations:
Ia, Gor,rnor . ROBERT McCLELLAND, (nonroe)
Foy Inn Cor ANDREw Parsons, (soA ra'sse@
e. :. Trea. B. {. WHIIrEMoRE, (Oakland)