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NEW York, June II.
by an arrival here this morning have dates from
Pernambuco to the sth ult
The Yellow Fever had again broken out with She most
fatal results. " ~
Flour in moderate demand at SLASH per lbl for
Philadelphia and Baltimore bran Gs 80 va
Hides firm at 105 reals per ID.
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vHyo MERCHANTS I'm THE NEyBes

THHO MERCHANTS I'm THE NEIHG-
L BORHOOD. STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSE
TY OF VIRGINIA, AND ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN "A. NORRIS has on hand, and will con-
santly be supplied with, that valuable treatise on
the Latin Language "Harrisons' Exposition of some of
the Laws OF the Latin Grammar. by Gessner Harrison
NJ D. Professor OF Ancient Languages in the University
of Virginia
Persons wishing to sell again will find greatly to thei
advantage purchase the above as well as all other
things in the book line, of A. MORRIS the
je3 Late Drinler & Morris 81 Main ST
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In the House Of Representatives Monday the
California Branch Mint bill was reported, and
will come up to day on its passage. The consid-
Grafton of the Indian Appropriation bill was re-
sumed in committee, when Messrs Gentry and
Stanly delivered speeches in relation the Presi-
dental question. Mr.. Seymour of New York
from the Committee on Commerce, reported a
bill making appropriations for river and harbor
improvements.
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duel was fought with bowie knives by Col
Grouard and Major Jones, at Fort Wells, Florida
on the I'd inst when the latter was killed.
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fsX DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
GROCERIES, &c. AT AUgTFeN-on
~ THURSDAY, 18th June will sell at our auction
store, at 10 clock, of Groceries: viz
Porto Rico Sugars
Coffee and crushed Sugars
Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee
Green and black Teas
Cheese, Soap, Candles
Tobacco, Port Wine
Rum, Whskey, Brandy
200 kegs Nails. assorted
so Tumbers
20 do Drab Hats &C.
TERMs-Under $780, cash. 500 and Over months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT ALLEN & CO,
je11 Ancts.
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Cruelty Of Japanese to american Sailors.

L dILADELFHlA, June l4Cl1
The barque Eureka from Canton brings ac-
counts ofcrueltreatment inflicted by the japanese
on some ship-wrecked American sailors. The
whaling Ship Lawrence, of Poughkeepsie, was
wrecked on May 28th. 1916, on q reef of rocks
800 miles off the coast of Japan. The crew left
for the coast in three boats but got separated
One boat reached Japan safely, after voyage of 7
days, but her crew were Immediately seized and
put into cages similar to those used for wild beasts.
They were kept there for nearly year in Il half
starved condition and then transported to the
Dutch settlement down the coast and put into
prison.
After two months they were brought before the
chiefs, who tried them for daring to approach land
and threatened to behead them, supposing them
to be Engishmen, against whom they felt bitter
luminosity. They explained that they were Amer
leans and nothing more were said, but they were
compelled to trample under foot cross bearing the
image of the Saviour under threat of being massa-
| cred. They were confined two days more and
then put on board Dutch ship for Batavia, where
| they arrived in December 1847.
While in prison, Thos Williams made his es-
cape and was brought back wounded, and died 10
| chains. They heard of several Englishmen I'M
der similar confinement. The names of those saved
are Geo. Har, I'd mate; Peter Williams Henry
Spencer and Murphy Wells carpenter. The
latter furnished this account at St. Helena.
The above statement is said TO be the old story
published in st. Helena paper 18 months
| ago.
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nv RICHARD CAUrsassRN.

KY RICHARD CAUTEEORN.
REGULAR SALE DAYS:
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY.
{ AN the days above named, commencing at91 o'clock
- will sell at auction, at my 18th ST. n va
ety OF miscellaneous articles consisting of the follow
ing
GROCERIES-sugar Coffee, Gunpowder Tea, Can
dies Soap Nails Starch Bacon HAMS shoulders and Sides
Rice, Pepper Ginger Brandy, Whskey Gin, Molasses,
Butter Lard, Herrings. Shnd
FURNITURE-B Bureaus, Sideboards, Washstards
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads,
Chairs Candlestands, dining tea and toilet Tables
ding of every description Fenders Shovel and longs,
with many other articles in the housekeeping line.
SHOES, CLOTHING &c.-I will also sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats Caps,
Crockeryware Matches. writing and wrapping Paper,
Books, &c.
NH 20 r.. CAUTHORN.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, June IS
FLouR-We note sales to-day of 500 bbls Howard
street Flour at 81 lsa.
GRAIN-Firm
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cToNE eUAREsY AT AuCrr0N-w

GT0NE eUAREsY AT AUCTgGN.-Will be
~ sold on THURSDAY afternoon the Eth June 1852
upon the premises commencing at O'clock stone quar-
ry containing acres the James River Canal at the
hrstiocks, adjoining Exall's quarry. TERMS CASH.
Je w. GODDIN, Auct.
RICHMOND, June g. 1852
do hereby certify that have examined personally the
above advertised Quarry and do not hesitate say that
the quality OF the stone is excellent and appears to be
abundant. John TEMPLE & IN
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Leigb's majority :

40 Lelgh's majority.--.. 704
All OF the Sheriffs of the first section met here to-day
except the Sherifs of Prince edward and Powhatan-
Leaving out these counties the vote for Judge the Court
OF Appeals stands
For Judge Daniel 1867 for Judge Robertson 37O4 for
james d. White $751;
H. H. Marshall was elected Commonv eath's Attorney
IN Charlotte by majority of 407 James c. Bould
my WIN D. wills beat three opponents for the Sheriff
atty, leading the foremost so votes
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CHARLESTON June Is
fracas occurred in this city to day between Robert
Leeke and H. Hall, in which the latter lost his life
Leeke surrendered himself into the hands Of the law
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CHOLERA AT New ORLEANs.-During the week end
ing the 5th nst there were $40 deaths at New Or.
leans, of which number 179 were from cholera
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Later from Liberia-Anotber DihsuLty with Dir

NEW 1oRw, June II.
Letters received in this city by. the brig Low
Der from Liberia, report that GOODNESS las ari-
sen between the authorities and local representa-
tves Of Great Britain relatiye to the Crado diff;
Guilty.
The latter was said to be again making extern
slve preparations to attack the settlement in the
Tradetown country.
The British Commodore was on the coast inves-
tlgating the cause of the late troubles, and it was
thought by the Liberians that he was disposed to
favor Grando and Boyer in their attacks upon the
colony.
Much excitement prevailed as this report
spread.
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SASH, BLINDS AND Do1Rs.
Pile NIX lNtnAIlNr

PHGNIX FACTORY.
JAZZ hssf EMS and others want of sus Rsi,,ss
ap and EsoOrs, are respectfully informed that have
reopened my factory Main between 9Th and 9th STR
opposite Boshers Row where prepared TO furnish
superior hand made acork, the lowest prices trial
will satisfy judges ofhe superiority of NV work Ready
made sash 8xl0 and loxl2 also Blinds to suit the same
always hand. E. O. TRAYTOR Acent -
lg Danvlle Regis er will copy weekly one month
ap 6--d6m
AZURE produced what could not invent
But man created, the world content;
fo1'stdfa bursts upon the public eye;
Amusement SEXES all that passes by.
Thy Flooring Fountain invented for our use.
Is made to tit the pocket and to hold the lice;
Encompassed in of gold or silver
Designed to suit the taste OF every beholder
What Tourist would not substitute in Place
The rude inkstand and a ruder case
The "Pen" within whose gittering barrelsIies
A precious "Ishy Founf that neverdes
And still we hesitate we er marching on
Doubling or no there is not mischiefin t.
That some good for nothing man
Ispractising his slight of hand.
Now, gentle reader trustin NO.
This "Inhy Foant" is all you seq
There's no deception any where
1t flows as free crystal air
At the Richmond Mandatory corner of Main and
Eleventh. you will find Pens and Spectacles Cees aa
Fonntasns manufactured at the South and the 6rst in t
land Falter not, but forward and belp If Won
aP 2--oIn RICHMOND MANDATORY
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LATEST NEWS.
TelcgrapIaed for ti,e Times.

fhc Wing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Delegates
BALTIMORE, June IA
Thousands ofdcesstcs and sisiters arriving here
by every modeof conveyance
1tappears to be the general impression that Mr. Web
ster will receive the nomination of the Wing Convention
for the Presidency
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The New York Herald of Monday says that
the Japan in danger of falling through
for want of seamen. Good seamen cannot be
procured at the wages offered by the government.
According to the present prospects, (says the
Herald) the government cannot get the compile
ment of men necessary for the expedition, and
now want thousand or fifteen hundred more
nor is there any prospect of their being able to
effect the augmentation or get sufficient mariners,
for the next six or twelve months So the Japan
expedition is in no danger of blowing up Jeddo
within the present year.
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NEW YORK MARKET June "A.

NEW YORK MARKETS, June IA.
CoTToN-Sales to day reached 1000 baes-market ua-
settled-orleans midding 94a9s.
BREADsTUFFs-Large sales have been made to-day at
yesterday prices.
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ENAGLE FdsUNDRg.-The subscriber having
md ed @ to args nc ut erected ny m
proved style is in addition the manufacture of Toba
Fatterng Mills prepared to receive orders for Stationary
Steam Engines, Saw and Grist Mills Agricultural Ma
chimes Tobacco Presses oevery descriptions and all kinds
of Iron and Brass castings He pledges himself
cute faithfully and with despatch all work entrusted to
him. and respectfully solicts call from his friends and
the public generally.
The highest cash prices paid for old cast iron, brass
and copper. PHILIP RAHM,
Cary. bet,yee1l Pearl and l5th sts
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The Approaching Characterization of the

The approaching Characterization of the
Several Candidates--Ihe Vace PRESIDENT
WAsHINGToN, June ID.
The rush of delegates to the convention is great,
and the excitement is equally so.
Mr.. Webster's prospects are rapidly improy-
ing.
Gen. Scott declines to make any pledges, but
says that his past career, his life and character
must answer us guarantee of his fitness for the
Office to which his friends propose to elevate
him.
North Carolina has dropped Scott, and will 20
either Webster or Fillmore if possible.
The Southerners are determined to defeat
Scott.
vote will undoubtedly be taken soon after the
organization of the convention, pledging the men,
bers to strict adherence to the compromise, and
that platform of this character must be laid
down before the balotings shall commence.
warm debate is expected on the contested
seats, particularly those claimed from New
York.
1t is also rumored that the delegations from
Mississippi, South Carolina, and Georgia will be
excluded
1t is reported that Gen. Scott will cause salts
factory letter be read in case of his receiving the
nomination
The chances of Senator Jones, of Tennessee,
for the Vice Presidency, very favorable
His colleague in the Senate, Hon. John Bell,
continues to be mentioned also for the same Of
flee.
The Webster men are inclined to favor the for
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CHARLOTTE COURT House. June l1th 1852
Editors of Times.
Gentlemen Below you will find the official vote fol
JUDGE of the Third Judicial Circuit:
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w. ALLEN,
d II A z d II A NJ TAIIDP

80 rHain Street,
W. GUILD Inform his friends and patrons that he has
w opened in the house of Messrs r. r. price & &C &C.
up Stars where he will be pleased to see them and
sures them that nothing will be spared to give
9-tf o '''4oi4
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FuGITIvEs FROM JUSTICE KILLED.-Andrew
j. Secrest and James Davidson, two desperadoes,
recently escaped from the Arkansas penitentiary,
and subsequently, made various threats to destroy
the lives and property of the residents of Little
Rock. Tie citizens finally became SO exasperated
that number armed themselves, surrounded the
shanty where the two men lived, and as they came
out deliberately shot them down.
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- FOE RENT.--An excellent dwelling house.
.lMa. with agarden attached, below the the road
leading to Stony Run. For terms, apply
TOLER L COOK,
arc General
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"a FOR RENT.-The largo Rooms on 10th
sGS street, between Main and Cary, lately occupied
as Republican Office, under Temperance Hall
Apply to LEWIS HILL
my 29-dlt cat 18th street.
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LA ST WEEK.
EXCHANGE fANEE n EE a Il II

viii positively close Saturday. 10th June
RAYNE'S CELEBRATED SERIES OF GIGAN.
- TIC PANORAMAS ENTITLED
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE!
Embracing Magnificent views of Boston, its Habor Hal
flax the Atlantic river Mersey, Liverpool the CRYSTAL
Palace OF the Worlds Fair, Westminster Abbey LON
DON from the Thames passing under the Bridges and
ending with a magnificent view of the Thames Tunnel,
brilliantly Illuminated. and both banks of the beautiful
river RHINE.
Anexhibition on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY af
ternoons, at clock
EY Admission 25 cents: children under Il Is cents.
Eg-Doors open at halEpast oclock-Panorama to
commence moving at g. ie 1d-1w~
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u EsOLUTaONs AND DERATEa OI

E1ESOEETEONS AND DEBATES OFF
III 179a.-J. w. RANDOLPH has published new
and more conveniently arranged edition of the Virginia
Report of 1799-1eoo, touching the alienand sedton
laws together with the Virginia resolutions ofDecember
a 1885, the debate and proceedings thereon in the House
of Delegates of Virginia and several other documents it,
Illustrative OF the Report and Resolutions vo half cali
binding-price 81 so.
The Baltimore Convention having made the resou-
lions of 9s part of the Democratic Platform, this work
has become an important and indispensable text book for
all the faithful.
AS but small edition published and as there are
great many persons, who swear by these resolutions,
that never read them, would advise an early appica
ton to secure copy 1t will be sent by mall free of
pense to all who will remit the price in money stamps
post paid. j, w. RANDOLPH
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Much excitement prevailed as this report
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- FOR RENT excellent brick Dwelling
dence Conway Robinson, ESQ., and present occupied
by Mr. n Poindexter Possession will be given the first
Of April. TOLER & COOK
NH II General Agents
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tOOk FOR HERE.-A good cook who under
~ stands his business honest and Industrious will be
hired for the balance the year Apply to
VIM. H. ENSIGN,
25 146 Main st
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z AND FOEs SALE.-We offer for sale about 100
q of land in nrico county, about miles
North of the cityone half of which is csaredthe ba
ance wooded that enough wood might be spared from
to pay for the land 1t lies WE'LL is conveniently situa
ted and is of good quaty 1t is without Improvements
and will be priced accordingly. Apply early.
TOLER Il COOK
je Is General Agents.
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.ss9k FOR NEW YORK-FUst Vessei-Yir-
- .inia line of Richmond and New York
pacskets.-The superior fastsaiing new packet schr
portion of her engaged, and going on board will
sail with all possible dispatch For balance of freght
300 packages tobacco passage having superior ac
commodations, apply on board, at Edmond 4 Daven
ports wharf, or to
je 10 DAVID CIJRRJE
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ia FOR SALE OR BENT.-Thas wood lun
- Der house Cary street, adjoining the factory
Messrs Talbot & Bro.
ap24 DAVENPRT, ALLEN K CO
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THURsDAY-Kentucky, extra. No. l4O-Capita
$4,000. - Nos, ~ drawn Tickets So
THOhSDAg-Delaware. extra, No 2o-Capital; So
600 70 Nosr IA drawn. Tickets S.
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e. AUSTRALIAN GOLD MTNEs.-FoR
- - PoRT PHILIP SYDNEY-The new 1
clipper ship REVENUE Seth CrowelI Jr, Commander
TO posaieey from Neg York omor before ed June
The above ship loading and will sail as above For
freight of few hundred bbs bulk thereof or passage
having superior accommodations applyto
my 25 DAVID CURRIE
81 FOH BOsTON-Fyrst Vessez-The su
perior fine fastsailing regular packet schooner
SHARON Captans B. Farris having a portion of her
cargo engaged, and going on board will sail with all
possible dispatch. For balance of freight or passage
having superior accommodations, apply to Captain on
board at Edmond Davenports wharf or to
Jeo DAVID CURRTE
esaat FOR FREIGHT or CIFAETEH.-
he superior fast sailing A. coppered and copper
fastened Barque Cyane Carries $50 hhds tobacco or
$500 barrels flour For terms, apply to
Je 3 DAVID CURRIE.
ssssa FOE E0sT1N.-The fine fast sailing schr
PRE- LETT will positively sail as above on Sa.
turday the 5th inst For balance freight of 300 pack
ages Tobacco, applyto
"a ROBT RANKIN
FIJI FOR BOsTON.-Posisioezy Tie first Yes.
$50 seL-The fine fast sailing schr VIM. GREGORY
having most of her cargo engaged and going on board
will have dispatch For balance of packages tobac
CO. whole boxes at zoe, and boxes at 15c apply to
my 20 r. RANKIN
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S0 BBLs. PURE CIDER VINEGAR, TO
JeS THOS. JONES
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XEA VALUABLE REAL Il = Il A II E ON
-G%4 N N STREET FOR sALE.I wish sell
thesha acre Lot on ieh my stemmery is fronting 1870
perty at small expense may be turned into manufac-
turing establishment. AS stemmery it has excellent
screws and presses
Terms of payment will be made easy to any ons dis:
posed to purchase. Apply to
ap17 JAMES GRAY
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Sept. a. Theodore ID. Ho,cM Us Chas. II. Nc
-Nuiy This was action to recover $3.50, borrow
ed by tho defendant from tho plaintiff, in January,
1850. IL was alleged that tho defendant went to
the plaintiff to borrow that amount for Dr. McNulty,
his brother residing in California. The plaintiff re-
fused to take the responsibility Of the Doctor. he be-
ing SO far away, but said that he had no objection
10 lend il TO the defendant himself, and he did So
The money has not since been repaid, and this
tion s brought for its recovery The defence set
Is that tho money was borrowed for and on the re-
sponsibility Of DR.. MoNulty, and that Charles r.
McNuty was not liable. Verdict for plaintiff, $2g1,
being the amount sought, with interest.
Beck IS Ce,miy This was an action ,1. o. replsyin
against the Sheriff, to test the Legality OF levy
made by him on judgment against person named
Werner, in January, 1851. German lawyer, q
witness, deposed that Werner came to him and re-
ouestcd him TO draw bill Of sale of his bakery es-
Establishment, In Mulberry street, for $500. II was
drawn and executed, but witness could not swear
that he saw the money paid. The Shorih su6sc.
quently levied on The premises The defence Is that
tho bin Of sale was colorado transaction Tho
case u still o.
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Resignation Of Commissioner Young.

Resignation OF commissioner n OunRs
The Hon. John Young announced in his place
that he would resign his office Of Executive Coun-
cor and Commissioner Of Public Works. and that
he had been permitted by his Excellenoy the Gov
erner General to state the circumstances Of bis
joining the ministry. He said that no difference
bad existed between him and bis late colleagues, on
any other subject than the commercial policy of thu
country. He read the following letter;--
Qursro Sept ia, 1865
sir--Tbe memorandum Of the Inspector General, on
the future commercial policy ami The adoption OF that
policy by the government places ms In the unavoidable
position OF considering how csu under the ciccymstan
oes retain my relation TO Es Governor Gcnscni.
Of biz adsiseTs.
IL Il TIE intontion If the government to
pursue toward The United states roaliatory policy
which ~ be carried out trst by ctag u hiabt on
IN Aliel lean Than on Csnsdsu vessels an fhe csrc es
IN u sspg through The Wgilard canal Secondly, by
leT.,ng bgh DUTY sugar, mciascs, s6l tea, coto,
woo, 30 ds. ard On iron and hardware leather glass
era I"ptr maDufaetori than the articles arc
ebate Relo rh, imported 6y IN Gull o. tae 81 Law
renee
fee the navigation Of the st. Lawrcucs bet rcsn Quebec
and n ontYcsi 20 american ycsgels.
u sl.oiDvolvts like 5elay in the commencing Of the
cool to connect The 81. lawrence with Lake Cham
Jain. 10y changing a higher rate n toll to American
ban 10 Canadian yes''is ard cargoes The Ane-
iicsn trpds will ~ forced from Oswego aud Og-
dtnsbuig TO Buffalo. end the canal and railroads
connected with It. whateyer might be the Advantages
Of rroiprociiy in trade with the United States, Tar
greater r0ssLtag,s would result 10 Canadian con-
mt re, by oreDiBg the st Lawrence aboshng sgricul-
tu;si du,iee Arranging for reciprocal trade with the
British West Inoius and constructing canal TO con-
uect The - Lawrence With Lake Ctampein than would
result firm realiatory policy against United
State sgCh rctalatory policy cannot fail 70 be
deTstood by the American people, the establishment
Of aRgrsiye commercial policy between tho tvc coua
tries While il rsy b. productive OF other immediate and
remote evils, ald will in my opinion bs subgersiye Of
the 'ast Increase OF tiadc which would follow the policy
I have recommended
leoteTeo I've government avcwcd friend Of ftcs
naac Sy views have been the result OF some years
iion sud reflection, and veil known TO my col
cegaet On entering the ministry no abandon treIe
~ Greer 70 carry cur re,alsory policy which, sna
faNsfed viii IN the end, b. mi furious IL saorios
% principle ON not prepare "a make sbd sacrifice
wbcb had supposed would tsse been required OF oss
would without hesitation Lave prevented my becoming
,mber Of the goyeinment
Under thcse circumstances have The honor 70 re
quest you to tender my icsgnsiion to AIS Exconsoey'
thc GoytIBoc General of my oiee ~ Ssouive
cilior aud also that of chief Commissioner OF ruouc
| s.,yo,,t ~ JOHN YOUNG.
10 the Hoo. A. n. MonH Provincial Secretary