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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-19

CAUTION TO PARENTs.-A cores
pondent OF the Boston Traveller fur
nishes the following:
"We have just witnessed the death
Of a child in our neighborhood by
convulsions, caused by eating raisirs.
This is no uncommon occurrence
DR.. Devices, in his work on the physi-
cal and medical treatment Of children,
Ia book which parents should own,)
mentions the death of three children
from the same cause, and remarks
that there is no stomach, unless it
be that Of the ostrich, that can mas
ter the skin Of the raiSin. recollect
some time since the death OF a child
in convulsions, caused by eating bits
of bark and shreds OF wool which il
had picked up in creeping around the
room on the carpet. Dried fruit,
bark, cork, or wool from the carpet
or blanket, or any indigestible SUBJ
stances, in small quantities, causes
much suffering; and in considerable
quantities is almost certain by OBJ
structing the passage Of the bowels,
70 produce convulsions and DEATH"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-19
EyADrNe THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW

EyADING THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW.
Some ingenioue devices are adop-
ted in Maine to evade the stringent
liquor law in that State. A few
days ago acofin, at first supposedt to
contain the remains Of some deceased
person, was carried through the
streets in Portland, but the suspicious
of the police being excited, it was
opened, and lol it was found to be
full of bottles Of whiskey, which
were Immediately confscated. 1t is
said wag who saw the operation re-
marked that, contrary to the usual
course of things, the coffin in this
case contained not the body but the
i spirit. ssfss IS serca
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-19

FIUENcY IN CoNvERsATIoN.-Roll
an empty barrel down hill and what
rattling-noise il makesl So with an
empty carriage over the pavement.
So also with an empty head. When
it contains but lew scattering ideas,
every body can hear them rattle.--
You almost see them, when that fel-
low who carries such a head passes
by you. Have you not such an in
dividuaf in your minds eve. We
have. His name may be Dick, or
Jim, or Bill, or Joe-but he is the
same everywhere--he wags the sans
tongue, shoots forth the same ideas.
He thinks he is wise, but every body
else thinks otherwise. Had he real
knowledge, he would talk less and
say more. Generally man of ster-
ling talents talks but very little, yet
every word tells. Addison was a
person OF this description. He was
also embarrassed in company. Some
Of our best living authors-men Of
genius and talent-have been noticed
for their paacity words in COM
mon conversation. Yet men, who
know scarcely more than twice two
make four, are always rafting off
words, ard pass for persons OF some
consequence. They utter sentences
without meaning, and words that
would puzzle an editor TO under,
stand. Dsagi'HH5 ,.otcaJ sfrig
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-19

PHENOMENA OF SoUND.-In the Arctic
regions, persons can converse at more
than mile distant, when the thermome-
ter is below zero. In air, sound travels
from 1130 to 1l42 feet per second
In water, sound passes at the rate of
47O8 feet per second. Sound travels in
the air, about 5000 feet for every pul-
sation of healthy person, at rs mia-
ute. A bell sounded under water, may
be heard under water at / 800 feet dis
tance. Sounds are distinct at twice the
distance on water that they are on land.
In balloon, the barking of dogs on the
ground may be heard at the height of
four miles. On Table mountain, mile
above Cape Town, every noise, and
even words, may be heard distinctly
The firing of the English, on landing
in Egypt, was heard 13o miles on the
sea,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-19

, Let a woman be decked with all
eshe embellishments OF art and nature.
vet. if boldness be read in her face,
I, blots out all the lines OF beauty. !
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-19

= SNAKES ON THE, SNow.-The Elk
ton (Md.) Wing says that VIM.
Jeffries killed sixteen black viPers,
near his spring, on the snow, nile
west OF Elkton. one day last week.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-19

A correspondent Of the New Or
leans Picayune, writing from Boston,
says: 7ss -,.,--y ,.at
"As nation, we may be fond OF
making money! yet we, never could
become a nation of Jews. We make
not TO hoard. The Yankees could
not become brokers and money chan
gers A Relhchild loans his money
on stocks and anortgages-a Law
renee invests his in immense manu-
featuring establishments. The first
increases his wealth without benefit
ing therace-the second accumulates
while he improves the country A
jews success is indiyidual-a Yam
kee's:naiional." red sdi aos. ns5s, ! !
fap9 Gi lies s1qBs II tar .rgoiEaT
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-19

IeOpy one year, paid in advance. 81 90 -
At the expiration Of the year, 200
No diseontInuanee until all arrearages are
settled; and failure to notify the publisher of
discoutinusnee will be considered as new
engagement. iti r
Any person getting up Club of TEN tn
one address, viii receive copy gratis. The
CASH, in such case, must invariably accompany
the names.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-19

\ A difficulty between. Senator Borland
and Mr.. Kennedy, superintendent Of
the census, at Washington, on the 5th,.
resulted in a broken nose as to Mr..
n ,,r,a3,, tllff1 .llflIiia li1EsIn Fneiu =
''NF7Ts s',i ri bs@lel assJ yiiss,s1 =
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-19

.ossisas19 M ii bee sbaaI
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-19

HARD TO BEAT.-On Saturday last
The vile OF Jacob Buniz, residing
near Cburchville,s Hartford county,
was delivered of three bouncing re-
sPOnsibilities, two girls and a boy, all
alive and kicking. The parties have
been married eighteen years, and
have nineteen children. Who can
beat iti-Hartford, (Md.,) Gazette.
We should like to know who
would wish to beat i'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
AUSTRIA.

The balance sheet of the national fnan-
ces for ISL has been az length published and shows
deficit Of 55 1872 hJrlns, although the receipts
% q555sl forms more thsn In thu preceding year.
The Emperor entered Pennsylvania on
the 2Oth and according to official statements, well
received. IL leaks CUT and more however, that
bis welcome IL Hungary NJ least Is uotso enthusiastic
as represented Al Neutra his reception was sudlousy
cold. There were indeed triumphal arches, aud all
that bat Of the 5000 COCO small prOprletori, or
CoItes in the neghborhood not one appeared, aud OF
the nsblemen only four, beside the Government EN-
ployees stoIy-which may be true or not-is going
round thst +, certain village Neutrs he was re-
ceived with loud cries of rirGt! why rtUatr de.
manded the monarch. of the Richter, why not E5en
Your majesty repledthc embarrassed Official, =" when
the people here cry Elm they always add h0ssNih
from the force OF habit so thought 1t besto teach
them 10 cry UirGt ~
Another anecdote told Of the nperors stay OF CO.
morn The Burgomaster in his address, used tue
phrase rational security upon which the Emperor
cspped his hand violently bis sword aud poiu,Dg to
the officers around him, exclaimed, " Here re hare he
only, and he safes! security ..
A Vienna correspondent Of THE London
Chronicle says: "Mr McCurdy the Envoy OF the s..
returned on the 20th from his tour in Italy and swirl
erand and for the present Is probable be VIII remain
In Vienna =,
TIE Emperor. If appears, travels with
persona suite Of l2 persons in forty carriageS and his
baggage Includes every requisite for Al excellent cuisine
He has promised revisit Hungary In September " re-
view the cavalry
An inquiry is ordered rs to the best
means Of PROVIDING for the Christians who have fed
from Bosnia and are now encamped In great destisu'
III D, near Cartstect.
The Vienna correspondent of the Lon
don Times learns from good that GGrrey Is to
be- or has art sdy been sent TO the Fortress OF husuen
in the Tyrol The correspondent sincerely hopes the
information may prove Incorrect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
PRUSSIA.


The ZOlivcrcin Congress adjourned on
the goth, till August Is Previous 10 the adjournment
the Pruslan Plenipoeniisry announced that the 10Th
August the day fixed for the rea'scmning Of the Con-
gress is the last which Prussia will allow for replying
10 its demand the States OF the Old CutOms aion
IS whether they intend 70 maintain ABANDON their
revolution OF 18Th May relative to negotiations with
Austria.
Considerable sensation has been excited
in Berlin by the cor6scsop tsr three successive days
Of the N Prl ssdH or hrtnt Journal and It's suose
Qutr dee araton that Il would cease appear I'LL the
Courts Of law shall have decided upon the legality Of
rs seizure The Journal had made itself obnoxious 10
the French Austrian aud Russian Enjoys, and had
galued many enemies BY It's plain speaking ae Crown
law efshsve sanctioned the coniscation
Thc National Zeitung, of Berlin. has
az ar .cc IN the Treaty Just concluded bet seen swift
zerlaud ar the Uctcd states Ia which Il remarks that
the lmpotlc Lordon Protocol regarding Neuchae has
fastened the period for the commencement Of American
Interference In toe affairs of Europe.
We learn from Berlin that alr. Barnard.
the American Minister Ia Berlin has succeeded in pro-
curing the release several Prusiians VINO had nat
ursz ID as citizens of the United States. but on their
return for short time % their native country were
arrested on charge OF eyadng the military con'crp
ton.
Cholera j. severe at Astrowo. On the
10Th u fire took place a, Kasch, which destroyed 60
houses. The cholera had previously committed great
Iavges 10 the town.
Several Poles were lately arreStedin the
Duchy of Poseu on toe charge OF conspiracy against
the Emperor Nicholas.
The King of Prussia and Emperor of
Austria are to have Interview in the end Of seqtem
Der
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

The Turin G0-ette cOntradicts as absurd
the rmor hst the Island Of Sardinia Is to be sold to
England IN
From Florence. we learn that the Tus-
can Ministry have been turned out Of Office The Grand
Duke announced 10 his Csoiue, that the Inc OF pocy
they were pursuing rePugnsn. TO bis conscience,
and contrary 10 biz duties as Catholic Prince toward
tie Court OF Rome and that If they did not adopt
more pous course Of conduct they must resign. This
announcement 10 said to have surprised no enc except
the Ministers themselves They did, however, tender
their resignation which was accepted. NJ Boceila Is
now at the head Of saT and the Jesuit policy In the
ascendant
The Milan Gazette quotes letter from
Rome which states that public attention regards as aus
rciOus the numerous Notifications which the FfeIcu
are cor sTuctire around the Castle OF 81 Angelo, as $50
the crcumsta nee that Gen. Leysliant under lne ~
text Of ips,Tuctpg the portifca arserymen, ~
drawn Ii m from Cevta Vecchia and the otnei o1 1850
on the coast all Of which he has occupied 49, oosa
artillery On the other bsnd IL Is asserted 1na' S.
uunicstion has been made TO the AUSTRIAN
thetthe French garrison will quiz Rome witnia
A difficulty has arisen between NJ Ami
=, pop,isca Governor of Ancona, and Mr. Moore, BIT
b Consul there. respecting the landing Oh passenger
y irhou, riss on BIS passport
In Naples, also, the British and the local
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


Per PASTED LIVERPOOL, 7th Month 96ta 1852
Since our lest the weather up 10 PM OF the 18th wAs
extremely fine and hot bat from that Eous ae present.
much heavy rain has fallen around here with close
phere continuance OF must have preju3icil eeet
the crops whioh are rapidly maturing for the sickle
Ca tie 2ith had no trade doing In either WHgAr
Flour; but this morning owing, We pre5ume, 10 the
aforementioned change il the weather there is Tahsr
more inquiry bat have not h-Wd Of any transactions
hayiog taken place Co2N inquired after IA retail los al
former pTces
This Irorolng the weather has again taken up with
rising barometer and high temperature From letters
received this morning apes 70 have had more a hege
tnsn IN most other districts
Our fresh supplies Of WHEAT aud FLcvs sucs this day
week moderate. bat including Egyptian INDIAN COsS
have quantity OF this article reported OF other
Cereals sud CoAs,wsyst the arrivals are snail
The weather during ma Net very hot ard line. Wa
had attendance thar this day week the
and boring mer hut they purchased retail Quantities
with much caution about the prices Of the close OF last
week For extra qualities Of American FLOUR, both In
color and strength there fair inquiry and such
worth fully 90 but secondary descI ph0ns sss-
able over 70 Gl9 6. Frer ch met but limited inquiry.
INDAN Com without change from last whether In
demand or supply OF the aboys reported arrival OF
American being white. OATS snd OATMEAL coatnus
have to be accepted had buyers appeared.
No change In the HoP trade Of value
A fair trade doing IN CoTroN At full prices
We respectfully RICHARDSON Bros co.
Office, No, u, Tower Building North Old Church-ysrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
Sfnfe of Trudc.

Tie improvement, In the Liverpool market has not been
wit effect In Manchester where those who formerly has
itaed about giving orders have been eager oioso
Spnnsrs however ev1nCing disposition % accept late
have tended limit the amount Of business bat the
whole usde healthy aspect aud both goods and
yarns are in better request at advancing prices
From Nottingham the LACE report says since ours OF
l7th fair spunklDg Of American orders have been
cutting len lcgece7 Of their seasons trade by the buyers
who depar ed the nitrd Siaes With respect TO
HOSIERY have 10 state that the demand Tor the American
fall trade has nearly come to CLOSE though We have
sC orders remaining 10 execute, which In alnO al in-
stances III be completed 10 fourteen days In the alb
sence Of any official show what the trade
hes leen with the United States have every res11 10
believe TO have been over the average and which Is still
better the orders have been b0,G Gdsyery few II any
goods Rave been sent out speculation. The American
buyers have ali departed good trade is doing for
Australia chiefly in heavy goods.
Birmingham epoits tate that the American orders Tor
North and south America good Very large orders are
in coune of execution for Australia and many Of the best
mechanics are preparing 10 emigste.
Letters Rouen France saethat manufactures there,
were more active Prices had not advanced bat the fayofs
bereut Of the fair Beaucaire had induced buyers 20
operate with greater freedom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
GERMANY.

II Is reported that the Hanoyerian Min
lsry tas resigned and that Cabinet OF more "eques
commercial and customs question 10 tbe Commercial
views Of the Prussian Liberals.
At Cassel, the Minister of Finance. on
the 20th announced 20 the Second Chamber the fnsr
csl state of TIE country. namely tina, there was de-
felt Of three to tour millions OF thses 10 + expected
that so soon the Government has procured the vote
of quarter OF a million sterling for "the expenses OF
restoring federal constitutional order In the Eec.
tors,e the Chambers will be sgsn prorogued.
The Frankfort Diet has voted $500 70
the inventors of gun cotton.
Throughout the Duchy Of SAKE Weimer
the crops are extremely abundant.
The pictures of the late Prince Paul OF
Wirtemburg have been sold. There were none OF
much Importance The highest price was TOR Infant
Jesus" By Luinl) 1901 the lowest about 800 francs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE PACIFIC.
Dates: Liverpool, July %; London, @''
Paris, 20.

The Collins steamer Pacific arrived here
at pa O'Clock yesterday morning bringing four days
later intelligence from the Old World
The Africa arrived at Liverpool on sun
day morning few minutes past o'clock A. NJ ~
hoisuth alias A. Smith, left the same evening for Lon
dos The steamer Sarah Sands arrived at this porn on
10Th at noon, after a favorable
The news by the Pacific has some tea-
lures Of interest
The following persons came passengers
In the Pacific:
A. weI.s md lady " Geddns., Mss Geitns. Mss y
Actsn. Mr. hoMcken Mrs samton, Mrs. Wilson, ME
fOwe, Miss BfAnoon and sisters, Miss nJe A n n ~ H.
tive children and nurse S r. Mibank LADY snd ,oI II
ham and lady and LADY, l. n Dale lsly, -
tud Mr. sh.ehan A. Baicheldr JArie- q o.,
Lamb l.. Wicor, sumner, A. l. Hail. d. a. -. -
ueras D. Vosel L. s.eey, I. L. D kourte' n L. r. -
and Lus Lop.r j. " att w. Carpentsr ~, ~
ton Could Mr. Colt. Mr. Pcnninson " '.igAe 80 u,
dsdy W NJ Cavity schrondoh w Z Csss -. 49,. "a
Ksndsr nS sor Eussns Lesal H. H0bertson, me- houO
son c ID Ha1en John Dawson, John MoOa' ~ 'w.st
Robins J. r. Webb I. Perkins, Eas y noIo' WI
n w., y,m.s sbsusr "A Robinson j. fthote' =. "" -
Mr. Csuar.p Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Reseuheh NJ ,,
Ceclr,ne Hone Mr. JScobsehn Z 1ebte| ~ -
X Sol,cn J l. Iearts NJ l. smith, N L. bIo~e, N-P ~ g.
M s.Ivlan ard isdy Mss schuman, Master seh,na
Ter AID ia6y Miss r. siouse ID. GresHe' o. EasAf .
Schroeder Total, le1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
SWEDEN AND NORWAY.

The Academy Of Sciences, in Stockholm,
has lost the Oldest of lie members In the person OF NJ
Wilhelm singer the uneralogist, Who has died at tue
csc of CO. Norway has also been deprived OF one oi
teer Tnost learned hi.oriaus Dr. Milo Wusberg, aged
g. Dr. Nu6berg was formerly keeper Of the archives
Of the kingdom and founded two Of the earliest daily
uspers eysr published the H0rS,HbGsdt and the I1dsr
both Of which still exist
The first volume of n new work on
America has lust lett the pres in Stockholm. Il IA
named "sketches OF o Tour in the United States, by
p A. sHestrom,7 and Is entirely devoted to an exam
nation cf our school system Mr. Siljesuom was sent
out by the Swedish Government 20 make inquiries GA
nj, subject and the present work Of 500 pages svo 10
the result
The Norwegian commercial Meet mas
lncreased IC7 slpS equal TO 2is6o tans, since 1870
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
HOLLAND.

The Dutch and Belgian Governments
have concluded Railway Treaty by which junction
line from Antwerp - Rotterdam will connect The sys
tens OF tie two countries
We find the following in the Amsterdam
HanG.lsbldd Of the 18th: 1--WE learn from positive
source, thar the Government Of the United States OF
America has abandoned its project Of an expedition
sgsnst Japan /, has preferred invoking tns mediation
Of the Dutch Government We are also assured that
the Dutch Government which, IN lsi6, made overtures
10 the Emperor of Japan in the Interest OF the whole Of
European commerce has accepted this mission and
we have doubt OF lis using every effort to accomplish
II successfully"
The Dutch Government has been negO-
iAiipg with several Of tAe German States to promote
tn igrsuou ~ SUI.rau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
SPAIN.

Madrid papers state that the Spanish
Consul at New Orleans Rad sent home official ntell
gence that there no foundation whatever for the
reports # intended American hibustleTing expedi-
ton against Cuba
A scheme is under consideration mate
Rally 10 reduce the expenses of the army The direct
of the Infantry, cavalry, artillery, engineers and
civil guard have been called to Madrid to consult on
the subject
O'Shea & Co., Of Madrid, have taken
the contract for metres of iron pipes for the canal
fro the Lozoya River, which is to supply Madrid With
water.
The C0rreo de And0lucid. the most in
Huenhl journal In Malaga is suspended BY order OF the
Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
AT. & X. Maxweips Circular.

LIVERPOOL, Tuesday. July q, 1852
The arrivals from Ireland aud coas.wse sonoue quits
Insignificant From foreign ports have received o9T
ors Wheat, 684 DO. BAILEY $3.50 do BEANS No. M do
Carads 99S grs. WHEAT, 900 do PgAs, ana san bbs
FLOUR. The experts in the time comprise 9l qr.
WHEAT 1863 d., INDIAN CORN, 89i sacks ano $50 bbs
FLOUR Influenced by the fine weather trade through.
week past has been sngud and In tn Of
tusinss prices OF all articles have eyiacsd rather down
ward tendency.
At this days market there YVES moderate attendance
Of town and country buyers but the weather being
remey 6ue they showed but lte dpOntion & make PUT
chases except for the supply of their mmeds, wants
WHgAT and FLOUR met with slow sale a. barely the
rency Of this day week. OATs and OATMEAL were ID.
IS No. and Sd ~ load lower Barley ard PEAS wers
neglected and nomnay unchanged In value, bu. BEANS
were Cd TO 3D. p quarter cheaper Fine yellow INDIAN
CORN continuing scarce, commanded ate rates
AF&R maxwell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
TURKEY.

A letter from ConStantinople states that
Commission composed Of three Turkish digntsries.
had been appointed take cognEsnee Of ths attack
upon the British passengers At COnstantinople The
out demur bu, that tn, re vii. be dh:ulhes ~ 10 the
punishment TO Do inflicted on the offenders Two
lonisns, under British protection have since been bss
hnadoed for some oeb'e, and for this the British Le-
CATION has also demanded satisfaction.
A Hungarian Refugee, who is merely
indicated the brother inlay of Con Guyon. has
turned Mussulman.
A party of Bedouins lntely carried OF
500 camsls, part Of Bagdad cssvar The owners have
demsnded restitution throug the Austrian Vice Consul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
mitch yfarke

Al Antwerp there has been sa improvement sss
Ton market but for SUGAR, COFFEE ana otheI LsI
ticles the demand has been limited, and pfioss 80
nslprAined There has been inqary '9L na,sh
Client both for consumption and speca.o ssns The
markets very little business las been 49, are unasred
bay. been n ssaa s su.ums
Dutch East India Company have . xmssrdsn on ths
.ss' Java wb.n $50 900 bsss WIN ts offered 90 Tho
% s.ps%Ss Ro..ss,,%s I s..s :. @ 2:
and on ,th Hsmburs the holders Of COFFEE hayins
shown more ' :: sss, a ssss :: s as
business nss 80. we're unatersi for refined there wm
dons aIo There bad also been N setiye easses
more ,sa 10 HIDE. q improved prices Chsonieis N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

The sales of wine at Oporto. for June,
Including for home consumption 1902 pipes Of
al Qualities OF this quantity 2,0J2 pipes were eX
ported leaving a stock Of sO0J6 pipes of which - 4I
are r. ported Of first quality.
Public attention at Lisbon is absorbed
by the discussions on the financial question. Senior
Foues the Minister of Finance frankly cOnesses that
tie resources Of the country not adequate 70 dis
charge is claims II naner OF uncertainty whether
spother lean will be lie go,ie,ed or whether the public
creditors must suffer.
The King and Queen had laid the fOun
dstion ston g OF a monument to Don Pedro.
Quarantine regulations declare the port
Of Pernsnbuco suspected" since June l. The ports
OF Cuba and the Brszils are declared infected"
Accounts from the Cape Verde Islands
uendsn that eruption of the volcano on hs de Fogo
had occurnd, but the date Is not given.
From Madeira we learn that the vine
growers are much alarmed by the appearance of blight
amCrg Il vines