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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-23

THREATENED DEsrsucrIos THE CHURCH OF ENG
LAND-I is stated by the London Weekly Dispatch that
in of the determination Of the crown not to
allow convocation sit the dispatch of business the
leaders of the High Church party at recent meeting
have resolved to secede from the establishment and
meet themselves with the Episcopal Church of Scotland
which, while in all main points it with the Church
of England adds to Its service an acknowledgement
of something very like the Roman Catholic doctrine OF
and regulates Its affairs by synods
Of bishops and clergy The Right Hon w. H. Gladstone,
one of the leaders of the movement has taken the first
Step, 4 ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-23

THE CASE OF CAPTAIN GRAY AT HAVANA-Ine havana
correspondent the New York Times in announcing the
release of Captain Gray and Of the ship Lady SUFFOLK
from prison in Havana, the I'd inst says: --.>
THE Captain remains here under the personal security
given by Mr. Antonio Cabargo until the cause is closed
appearance crmuay attaching to the Captain or any
Of his officers The friends may be assured that
this arranged and by the Spaniards IN
history in their relations and implication in the slave
trsde J.
should add that previous to arrest all the sailors Of
the Lady Suffolk had been shipped board Of different
vessels 10 this harbor when released they ordered
board with instructions not to with the
pration more facts in relation to the nodus oenndl
of Spanish benevolence elucidated by their conhne
prison walls of this clement government and generally
in the preparation and outfit of the carrier Of chains for
Africa,f -..f' s|.-1 =. 4li''I.- --
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-23

AsoLIrIos RAsr-We learn from the Wilmington (Dsl1
Republic that Joshua R. Giddugs lecured IN that sityon
sunday evening the 10th nst ard denounced In his
usual sangwang style all who differed with him. He OK
pressed his opinion that In short time there bs
parties in this eountry-the fes dsccfady snd
the slave democracy. Among other thine exprssaed
opinion that Fred Douglas wiz be eleea "a Gesess
within years and remarked thst in point & ability
he had not superior among the representative Of the
i Southern States sN &se
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-23

IspusrIAL Es,rLoyarsrsls IsELArp.-A gentleman from
the north of Ireland has just settled down in Galway,
where he is giving empeyent to considerable number
Of poor weayers in the manufacture ofSalico-A new
branch Of trade in that hitherto nesise kriet. He
brought the yarn prepared from Belfa1k gives ont
work to the artiacers at their own expects
soon to be in position greatly to extend tho hs c hii
useful operations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-23

APPOINTMENTS THE REVENUE SERyIcE.-At Washing
ton the 18th, the following appointments have been
made of Third Leutenants for the Revenue Cutter Ser
vice. John A. Underwood, J. Kellum, Samuel Nye Mil
ler John F. Schultz james E. Harrison, w s. Berryman
Austin s. Cushman Thomas L. Gott johnson de Lagnee,
W. D. Kennon, Wilson NJ. Gunngle, Albert Morsell G. II
Wheeler; s. W Gett, E. Wilson, Thomas Osborn, John
G. Nones, D. O. Constable and Edwin Hoibert
Further appointments for the same service are in con-
temptation hut not yet been decided upon These
appointments rendered necessary by important
sons of the Revenue Service ordered at the last session OF
Congress six new Cutters being about to be built.
large number of promotions will shortly be announced
but the list is not yet complete.
dispatch of the same date says The Senate was en-
gagged in secret session to-day upon business Of nova
character The joint rules require all bills etc. to be
signed by the President thereof the illness oVce Presi
dent King who to-day has prevented his attend
snce 1t was decided to modify the rule as to allow
bills to be sent to the presiding ocers room for sigma
ture Bright will introduce resolution to that effect
tomorrow Several appointments taken up but nc
action was had. o.a a.s.
The difficulty between Col Albert aud the Secretary o.
War was settled time since through the good oces
of the Postmaster General ..- g=....
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-23

FINANCES or vIRerMA-Tha committee Of tha Virginia
Legislature which reported the new bill at tho hast
session. estimated that there of taxable
property State and that the bill would prodnce
about sl4oo ooo and that 81 200 600 would be sufficient
for present purposes The returns 1t is uow said Indicate
that there is only 4o millions Of taxable property and
that the bill yields little less than 81 40 0oe of
this amount cslses yield $S7ooo and land and other
property Ss25 000 4 "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-23

MELANCHOLY SulcIpE.-A young man named John Che
ney committed suicide near Braintree Mass few days
ago. by hanging himself lie was total stranger there
and in note written to his BROTHER but found in his
pocket he stated his intention of going to Boston to seek
employment and in of finding none, of working his
way to NewYork On the back of the note, apparently
written some time after, he adds After wandering in
pursuit of business until my ore exhausted my
mind distracted my body diseased, Il am completely dis
couraged and life s burden too ntolerable to be borne
and therefore contemplate Suicide and should do SO
my request is that the good friends who may fnd me,
will do me the favor to tumble into hole qui
etly as possible Drop my brother and friends line sta
ting that died suddenly. and that will be sufficient"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-23
COAST.

nor PLAQUEMINEs. = Regular M i
4 Packet.-Steamer J. T. DOSWELL,' s. L@tASsH5%Ss
saliba, having been dockod and thorougd
piduI Engines and Boeto The entire sas eon OF the In
speetor below Cabin ied
painted reurnshed the comfortable stye vii resume her
trips trade leaving her first zip
October ss and each ding FRIDAY and
the each Frid going down
each Tuesday trip head GRAND
PRAIRIE orfst apply board foot of ST. Louis St
NEW ORLEANS October S, s5?.
t undersigned having OF
the steamer j. T Dos Capt and finding hsr to be
repaired asei immediate div cten, for The
Paguemnes hereby certify that duee orercndiss any
xnd shipped will the usual
mium the Companies Of this city
RID l. ROBERTSON,) . ,+,....
F!CnsnR slai saaw' s%AIS' inspectors 'ffAlls'
derS JOSIAH L0VErT, Inspector Of Bolers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-23
To the Lad ieS.
MADAN AplNN

~ Respectfully the Newoans for The
of PROLAPSUS UTERI WHITES,
pRoFusE and PAINFUL MENsTRU ALTON ENFORCEMENT and
ULCERArioN THE WOMB. The adopted her
that which has the the distinguished Surgeons
York There Of that
practice,
justified saying all Uterus CaE
Madam herself EXCLUSIVELY
these complaints and be consulted daily her residence No lSs
CT 2n,t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-23

Ma. GREENoUGH THE ARTlsT-A BOSTON correspondent
Of the NewYork Post confirms the that Horatio
Greenough the eminent artist is insane, and adds:
He began course Lectures Art and Social Life
fortnight ago. but delivered only two Of them The sec
he has once before slightly affected in the
it is to hoped that he will Having lived abroad
SO long, change of social life and sharp thin at
have no doubt had influence upon his mind
and body which has led to his present melancholy cond
tion Friends observed change in him all last summer
ut Newport laid to his not being able to accommo
date himself to way of life and living. ,f-T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-23

Will leave SATURDAY, December 25, al O'clock r.M
NOR HARD TIMES, GRAND GULF, S.y n
RODNEY, wATERpRooF NATeHEz ,y;. e 1} Fort Ies.
NINE, DoNALDsoNVlllE and all Rsrrnedas
sburg Packet NATCHEZ No. 2For EVERY
SATURDAY EVENING" oockTh fine running
NATCHEZ q MASTER at the
For freight
lpply on board, foot o. Canal street,
r.. IL,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-23
VICKSBURG.

VIII leave SATURDAY, December IS, at 5 O'Clock P.
NOR MILLIk EMS BEND, ,VICKS- Hzy h,
n BURG, wARRENToN, NEW CARTHAGE % l!RasEissa
ADAMS BAYOU SARA and BATON RoUG gpsr ruRDAl
Weekly yicksbug Packet steamer SOUTHERN BELIE-Ih,
new, magnificent swift packet steamer souTi
BELLE Captain NJ Whe will leave above. For freigh
OF passage, apply on board, or TO - =,
dsc2i SMITH FtMlSIER, ~ foydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-23

LATER FROM HAvANA.-The steamship Isabel arrived at
Charleston the night of the 17h having left Havana
on the 18TH and Key West the day She brought
no news of Importance The Courier repubshes letter
from the NewYork journal of Commerce. received by the
Cherokee and dated at Havana the Sth but it does not
contain anything of interest 4'i
Everything was quiet the Island when the Isabel
left and the excitement relative to the Crescent City a
fair had passed away.
The u s. ship Cyane Capt Hollins, was in the port Of
Havana on the 18th. .l-st t 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-23

wiilesve SATURDAY, December 9s. al = o'ciockr. ~
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM @.y Va.
pHIs ali Intermediate landings. s.-Regilar
St. Louis sPacketPACIFIC- = The neg, gh. .draasht - s
and swift running passenger steamer Thomas a. fi'hen
port living freight and will leave ahore Fol
freight pasg having fine apply board or TO
WHITE d BUCHANAN. 81 Fulton street
dece3 C. T. BuDDECKE d CO.. 100 Tchouptouss str et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
OREGON.
Arrival Of Immigrants over the Plains.

The following is list of the immigrants who
arrived Portland, Oregon, from the Psln- on the i6
and 10Th Of October.
M Cheuoweth, Miller Capt. inxs!ls Capt Grant w
Ogd,r l. Dewitt Bauer, Allen, J. baketer, W blalwel
wife and child q. Law. Rsnx J. Harvey, /. Bays
wife and children, Mrs lnsleston and children MS
MontsCmery, j. \. Pelee, T. Martin wife a3d ehdFri
Lucy Butler ~ Wing b Thom-s wife and children
ID W Drnn wife and children. BOYD. h ssiit, J. T.
Uudson wiie and oh ldren. I. Mofrs, & Hewea wif-
AID al Id Bentley and dau.hier T. w Lult' HAWK.
v1te and children. Jcly J. Wh.le. = {. Tenn and
i'm ly Ab-oe a. Children. MIR Little A Henry, w
F,sc itr and children. {. Rob nson. L. u Mint r. A.
5aberty ard wife j. Brown, J. Whitaker. j. bnsoa,
Us VI lry AID ch ltren. Mary Galway and ehil-
d., 4 W Robinson, wife aud children. + w SPafJri,
vt std2 ch ltIen. Mitchell =. Picrcc, w Strong
Ard witt J. Brown wife and children " Sps nsef and
raser gas = b. Buzz. wife AID children, 4 baeti.
wie and children. J. Greenwood ami wife II Wns1r'
Swark " &, and children L. Mooc. J. W. CohnA T. b.
Conrs. W johnson, 4. r. Wiley. w Mnks NJ MARKS
] n Msrls " l.. Thompson. " Rice. n II nkle. vii. and
3chlldren : Henderson, : c. How'd. W. Fubn xht W v
Horton ID Wicker. Mrs. HArsek and CHI dren J. NJ
PoueTnv " Ha dwell and family, + Hansrr. NJ Kan
ma NJ Right L.kru- ChilIton. {. lst- n u hely'
" Fesuu and family W. : Greenwood and family, L.
Brown and 6,.ilv r. Groves ID Wiley. England and
family ) Lauders {. =. kaufman D. Shsler, y. d. Gllham
and family Jon.. w n. Art I'D WIFE IL = StrykeI and
family " BarIow-. Alice I Farley, ia. TAYLOR JOAN
Tayor Elizabeth TAYLOR. C. Harley, Msuh. Taylor. n
Com = smith c. Ryel. DR.. scey aud tam w H.
Mcfarland A. Coaey, d. Cofey + Cohcy, J. ID Lacey >
NJ Fagisg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
JAMAICA.

The steamer Illinois has brought IA files of
paper irUrn Jamaica to the 81 inst
Tie smallPo hal disappeared from the CITY
tIt Gaze. sun occurred about the suhurb- Several
eases 81 ever eNht on board The lIinois-.ome x.,v
.erioSs On the 9Th two deaths took place AMI the
bodIe- were committed TO the dep coon sitrr
Tn the 10th ult., u severe earthquake visited
al Ierr OF me i.iSnd, but fortunately DID no material
Tie &aadayd. III
Tbs morning At two minutes 10 O'Clock IN. ,,h.hi
ttnts Ct this city were thrown into sta,e ~ -, ~
avery severe shock Il earthquake which ls.,sJ T..
oonsio ersbie tine so violent vs the osrIl.,,o - -
eaffh hat We were swakenei by n vhen ~. -
distinctly senHsle that the shock PROCEEDED - ~
south unsccompGnied. far a. we ar. 49,. - -.
hollow, fumbhLs souni which 10 the q. mai 49, 80
AZ eArbquske Al the time II tie shock The zenith r.
tolerAllJ Clear but rs;her dense rns..es Of cn.,,.
eic ues wrr" gathered ali around the hor,,on 80. ~ :
ho cat NnieA wac perfectly clear The cloui. ,xere
m q oeh'e coward The east and -outhesst Tn. nr.~s
yos hsIt hah bcen very 'ury The violent rsttny If
The ssfhes IN every house AMI the ybr,t,rv .,.s
suHi'r 'wpsnded overhead sufgci~prlv ,n,a.-I ~
volcncc OF tie shock The Al.f,n "a, @ &c. INC
rns A's rason Was greatly augmented No cn..1n.,,.
Of Inc siih hour OF the mining a. yv,,irh /, oetwt
~nsn 81 hstnfs wee hus he'd In deep r.ro.e
iheln' hAl 70 i nyit-fo We are .l.n ,fo,nst ,h.,
~ ar ukhoot Tie sisnd has been very melon.
en., ~ W.T.. ett'ra;n"d iha, the CROPS would
surer m"triaiy Thec misloru,c. h.ve hs.r,, 49,.
ar'i IA 'e' dhtricfs BY email p,, IN d. mo~t ma.
"a M io M ard many psrs6n. lad Allen yctims 20 the
hDrTi le OaTIc ~ VIZ
NV days later aiyices had been received
N Our - Thornsr. from which We l-.rp ,h.s IN. x.,
RIVER has teen making ssd havoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
VIM. Garlner's Prices Current.

LiNERPooL, frcay. Nov. % lsb<
Tic market for BLEF la. been d1 this and hold
have been pTesss fearing The eicct OF the
early aya oi the first of which 10 reported IN the
ATotic but not yet landed.
There stock o PoRK here. Higher prces are de-
uaIGsd Ireland the French Ppers have also ADJ anc
th.iT
New American Bacon is asked FOR.
The quotatons foi LAID nominsllv the last
week but the have be the hunted
ssie and buyers appear br qAattya CONCESSION
would be made.
No CHEEsE yet received.
Several parcels Of Irish BCrrER have been taten this
week for shipment TO Boston and New orb.
TsLLoW early IN the week active, at farther
sdV suce OF !. J. cwt u - low qu"trr.
LtSsEfDCAkE 70 hc ii for more money. . "
With occasional paCs's for day. tnc C0aS Mnk1 ht
steadily supported tie lie adyaLce. AMI ar "Ateni "i
hu- hLs be-. transacted al etici-- 81 fu r'r- ~
NHEsTGnd FLotR. and A. IN advance on s'tpe o. go
cosIs-r rfi. cl' esIeriay on OaTNF,L wh'h mus -
wnti,n fully per load dearrr To-day the inNset VA
quiet 1T very finn. Resp o'iully youi- - ~,
WM. GARDSER Co, BrJaefs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
49, o,x n.uv rpIMJNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1863

J,,s = a Dssiei 0irepsy; JeAa 0vsA. Juns >; VIM
Hss,harS June a -. St Lo.s No, Mrs Mary Basi~y.
Jupr q 81 No; A ADrn, Jan. ID, 10, w. Toss-nan lane
Thomp.ea, June a. Elwss Kirby, Jun. n "a y D.
IuS jun IS ID. D. Mccall. June n. rs; T. N.sson-
5on July n g. Ch,caso, ~ Jcsspa Lyon, Jun Rus
seI Jop-s, - ssnsntea Thornton Jsne May Iou,ss
Tr-v Aus l. q. Perry Co Ind; Nrs ssr,h A. Fitsr-rHA
Aps !, IS IN; Als-rt DunnInF Lrry Wheeler July p
81 J.eks5n, Mich Reed & st-el AUG N, q, Ia;
IA. r Perponr,r Brown Co. No; wm FORREST, Aug -
81 Derfer Mob: q ". Gcns-r July 81 ~, Il Loai-,
Mo. J. Cunningham; Ana -; Andre- BALM, June
"a 81 sbehoysan, VIE. Jcsse Brown. June n, 81 Sac
hox.n Viz: , NINA l. Butte. Jun- s. ~. Pa; C. w vii
con Auf III M Counts July IS; Mrs Mary b. Murray,
July 10, 3 Sarah Talbot, June 2, Cooper Co, No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

.-~x,.. ssufua -. - Aals = IL
49, a ~. 80, q .h.eh "a 90 v.ss Anss,ssa A..
he Asseh.sseI msrts: s:s "a oe.os.
.is .s1ssss ~ tb- email impe.s from Are. 60. ca
IN. cop,pspt thsrs oesnnsss u ar
wHrir and FLocs Il The fsI n - - IN tie later
,s1 form. ard 80 " - IA s ss n W.
,rn Coma and cansds Flows - 81, a., - ~ Is
b. o ,cSr.i- armand - for White, j. for
Y.o~ and 81 Z qu.rsrr Tor -, .oh At IL p e~t
c ,s.,,c.r Rr.s con tins~s IN Sensef'd 81 D. s''
Ye~t Yours, respectfully, bao"S'
RIehard.e, Brotherv Il Co.'S Circular.
D.. ,,o,,o LfvIspooL. llth No. e<h, 1859
-. . - ~, h,v, had much heavy ran. and last night
!, be,s a t.s of wind from T. and SW- but the temper
,tur. D. much hsher than for some days pseeadins
Ia the last DAYS far unit Of connees "a 49,
sfet TIN. roruin GOOD retail trade done 81 The 'ai
prccs Tasssy uier and sumo furtoef paces "o',
ta.s BY sp- cuafUrs- Very little FLOUR Wa on sac,
~ = good qualities ~sF' worth . "a - ' ''A ''
INDlAS CoRS arrived and pas.ass, did not m ct
much .tr.non bat holder- trrn 20 0s2 C. y. AMI
for lba aLo OAG On the SPOT 10 TRANSACTIONS were re
oars fully SUPP orted the prces Of last market DAY Oar
NAL the fpo cg sale. bat . not reported caeap
EGrfTAN BEASs were Lot quoaby lower bot the trade
frf - quiet.
WIN III e,cepuOn Of OATMEAL. fre.h supplies. aes
TUESDAY la. leu veEy eh,.
Imports ssnoe tbs dsy week Of Forrr an WHEAr. li7f
quart iSIIAS CORS, 90 quarters so bbls snd ~
ssr ~ FLOUE. ENprIt Of CoSS ia quarters Of WHEAr
:. 7tn quarters. T., g bhs and SIS SACKS FLoUR.
Our currency for Anencan Cer~ales White WHE,r. ~
: MIXED g, 81. I Red 9, >, silo, for extra
eie,n and tnt Canada HaIie aId b sh NJ rcd Ioa1
latter n 'rur store. FlOc2-Ohio. a Ph ladrl-
Sou p o. - - T.. Sv,e; Cinldan p % J. lsDt,S
CoE>-lellor 81 6 y White, non-.
London martet quiet. ImroTt Of Foreign WHEAT rom
the .i.f, Soo'o quarters We are. resgectfuly.
RicHARosoS BKornrRs c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14


Sin; Dispatches and private lettershave lust
arrived Al the Forcisn okoe AMI the Pra~~isn Emasv
fon' the expedition in the interior Of Africa conducted
BY barth and Ovcrweg AZ the request OF Ills Exce,lcn
~ C1eVAhcr Bansen, beg to submit you few par.
tiesas OF ,he prEr,s- oi thsi expedition which nav
int rvvt some " your readers.
IL viii be bored thai 10 now three ycSrs ago
shss THE expedition lot England under the drect,oa Of
Mr. James Richarison who charged by the Ensh-h
Government make -mmcrisl treaties With the ealcss
of Ae coun,rses lying between IripOli and Lake Tssl
In Ne Arcs year I the yravreTs successfully cross~l
the whols Of the SshSra IN very circuit Jus westerly
srsetor and thus cxp'orcja grcai portion OF Nor aefn
Africa wksch lad beforr been Waited by fu
rot~ap Their route from Chat to ksno IN particular
uss highly Interesting long stay wa risic IN Air
or Asicn ono Of the most powerful kns loHas ii
Northern Africa the capital Of ~hIch = Agsiet. In
III second year The travellers explored large portion
a Sudan in fiscrcni directions for this parpoSe they
separated on their arrival 81 the northern ronet. o
that eosstry, cseh pursuing dlfercof ro"'e-tne'r
plan bcisg slpmaey TO meet q kaks the eapfai OF
borpp-
Bsrth and overwes safely reached the place. bat poor
RI ksrdSon, whose feeble constitution wss unable 10
bsar The fatigue Of such extensive journey. died on
shs way 70 tkxs place rx dsys' march dstant This
event tsi bard upon the remaining trS
vslIrrs, Who bed already undergone many hardshps
- WHOSE (sf hat une) very small hsf met with
sssxpsrssd Iosses BY robbers In the desert Nothinx
fs.sssd, hswsves. tAey accomplished w'<Ain . shsss
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~. vrssrrf To NJ Nu.t


DrPAsrxr>r col. -r.r,
NAsiD>crO> D~rp p 81
sR: Nr. ~. r.. Green Mas Instructed IA -.
pose 10 the Hay ian G0vern,lsni o. .--,n,I,..,'~
the reciprocal recognition OF UsR,d S.fe. c,u...r
Hs,u and Ut bsytisn Consul. N ua.t ~t.i-s A..
arrangement Wiki be might max i.r tlo par,-
however. wss MT TO bipd BIS own Go, -nru-u, -
made known here Tor eoosder.is o. A. rhasi, -
his application, tho commercial sN'Ri, ot ,ae [ -
States IN Hsyu Wcre recognized Con. !. sut TIE D.
'ien Affairs OF Hsyu upd~r date a. the 90 o, Jass h.
Announcing the q, poiptm~nt Of Mr. u { 'isrs - Hs,
iian Consul Al Bo~ton, and requesting h osa,;ps
thAi ehsissi.r Nuh this request we ar aoi prep>s,
10 comply but We wiiins thai be 'ny O,her ~
toh s@ q .Dr'ces sTfracfos thouli b. sps stfei e.
usftL ss'Lt ot HNyti AZ boston or auy Other tzs-I
-'ates roii whcir Hsyusn Commerce may be -app>,S
10 require SUCH otccfs T.- i The els Il 49,.
"h'h u' United Stx;sr have. and for uaaay 49,.
PA', have had "shhs IN CERTAIN Haydn pori. II,
hsd 'Nperi' need Inconvenience ia Dis hagt,,s a.
d1res rom the refusal II the lytian au;hu .~.,s
rslond " IN then. IA their orhcis chafsf,r TI.C.
.ihn'nf, however would have M o'g~upu % rrcr,.
ana &C nsdcf any cCmmunict.on w.ih TIE .,.un,s..,
eK,nts a HAyt in the Uni-i Sihic- ui,hf aily..,,
respecting the commercial nssiss,Ins n,-r,. It,,
country, snd vii therefore expect ir the on,,...-,
a-euts 81 ihc United States IA iIsyu " n f,-,e -
treatment irUtn u ~ Government
lon may in:Urm the Hsytisn Mini,tcr fr Yor~~,
Arsirs tlal there "a nothing IN The argangcmcu, sta
ought Ia ~ nj any iusf pride In hs Jvrrn.leut
the coufse ord Manly adopted sbi s--en,e a. ~ Gov
crnnrnis wh' hr rtssons OF hfh c<pss 'hcv mar d
uhk proper to commission con.ul, r..is
psrrcurr To~ts lhe United STATE have = conmss
cial agent At - Thomas, brcsusc tie DthsA ,vvsv
M nj de, lines 10 recognize Coo al therc
IL Ia epTrs uined however. that process o, -
--sbd pcrhtps b.ioTe loogii the Tia, tan nrram,ss
sh1ll abandon it, ambitious pro,c,s of foreign eougu
shsl devote il aitenf,on "a The npruv al cen
people md shall succeed In that oljcct. cssa
nsnd the Tc-rect O cispas ionsi" and impartial m>n
fhs.,
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the l!aytian C,nsuls In t. own pors
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