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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

DECISION on Tug fUGIryE SLAVE L,w.-Attorncy
General Gushing has given official opinion All inter
e-ns question: Fugitive Slave Law case presented by
Senator Bright of Indiana. The in the case are
briefly a. 10 lows
"lH June last Peter Eington of the State OF Missouri
instituted proceedings in due iorm lndinspoli in
the State of Indiana, tor the reclamation Of John Freena
colored man, rcsjing az indianapolis alleging that
Freeman had escaped irom service due Ellington in
the State Of Kentucky aud Il was issued by a
COMMISSIONER II the United States, directed John
Robinson, Marshal o the United States for the
Indiana, commanding him Freeman, and hold
him TO abide the lawful decision in the premises On a
hearing before the Commissions it proved satisiac
tofily that Freeman did service Elm gton, and
he was accordingly discharged and released whereupon
he brought suit against the Marshal for alleged malfca
sance III the premises in his and personal cIamna
ton, in view of which facts Mr. Bright inquiries behalf
81 the Marshal: First, whether the be
ferred from the Courts Of tho State OF Indians those
the Cnitei ST ties; AMI second whether the Marshal
D. authorized To employ counsel in his defence, the
ca &c OF the Unit, d States.
Ou the first point the Attorney General is OF opinion
that both parties being Inhabitants o the STATE of Indiana
there's no existing provision Of law 10y which the
can be removed to the Courts the United States and he
does not tihk 1t eNpeeut in this case, least il the
present stage oft u Cuggsst other possible mode Of
bringing before the of the United Safes A.
the second point the Attorney General is OF opinion that
would be proper for the President authorize the
poyme at coun>" at the public charge, for the deente
OF the Na shal.- BIlt,I0Ore .iInSTicIH,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

We have been favored by the publshers through SIR
James Woodhou'c, With several publications Of iu
terc-t aud value.
l. PROM d. Appleton 4 Co.. New York. IN two large
volumes Of eleven hundred pages each "A Dictionary
Arts Manufactures sui Mucs containing clear eSpos-
ton Of their principles aud practice OF course We have
not undertaken to institute rigid scrutiny into the treat
msn Of the multitude Of topics which must naturally be
embraced IN work bearing compondious tide Yet
abe etamnaon which have given enables No 70 pro
pcuoee the pl,n the arrangement snd the general ereeu
tion a The vork very good There seems to be great
'ninuteoes. 10 al the details Of the work and Judging
om the manner aud form IN which these deta sre given
IN The portions o the work shich bave eIsmned OCT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

SnocuNo CAsuALu i-DEAIH oF sAtLoR' Yes.
terday morning A. the . O'Clock train on the Apo
mattot railroad, approaching Petersburg sailor
name unknoUn, WHO recently shipped In tho barquc lie
bron, was killed under the following circumstance: lie
was coming 70 this city informed for his clothes
and when the train about three miles rom Petersburg
the farm of the Messrs Church. ho attempted TO step
from the Hat which attached N tho end " the train
10 the passenger car missing hs oothold he FELL and the
Hat which was heavily laden With IRON passed hs
body crushing oihs legs cutting Of hi. hand. and
na-lng andmangng his back aNiuy Scarcely sny blood
toWod CONNER With the extent 81 the injury and
learn uttered cry We nsy add that be IL supposed to
have been intoxicated IIs body covered 20 the
depot In Petersburg coffin oLtsined and bis remains
placed 10 It. Psi0ILwg Drmoerai, Nov 10.
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Correspondence cr the New York Daily Times.l
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! Disastrous freshet
TREMENDOUS FLOOD IN NAUGArUCK VALLEY
Loss or LIFE AND IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF
PROPERTY
ANsoSIA, Nov. lIh The most terrible ffeshet that
occurred In the Nausatuck River visited our valley
last evening We had heavy OF rain ON Saturday
night and Sunday mornirg but than We have en-
perence in this part Of the Valley many times without
causing fool and What has caused such a rise In the
liver unable say. We think there must have
been considerable in the upper part of the Valley
together With the breaking Of dams above have
produced such Hood. Our Spring cshets have never
IN years at least borne, any conpaiison to 10.
At NJ the river higher than ordinarily sfer
rain Storm at the banks began Ia overflow a little
and the water rose gradually until about without
creating any apprehension. At that time there was
tremendous rush Of from above coming down an
psrrntly in solid breast or of water acros
the Valley sweeping thing before it, nundaiiug all
that PARTON ofour village lying upon the tt aud ,cky
studded with dwellings, all Of which filled with wa
ter TO the second floor
So sudden and pcctej the torrent that the In
mates had barely time To escape TO the upper Hoo
to the higher grounds FOR safety, and of them even
wadng waist deep, and cing,g fences and trees to
steady them in the currents.
The Wire Suspension Bridge, connecting the parts of
the village either side Of the river gave way and cam,
sweeping down with tremendous force against tho new
kod bridge. at the lower uf the village which, with
an awful crash went down, carrying with Eve persons
who were crossing ut the time One OF them cuny TO a
part OF the bridge and "a swung round jumped ashore
The Others, among whom young LADY, were pr.cpi
lated into the water and carried down about one hundred
yards when they succeet.L in grasniny boIi or 80,
bushes where they su.ia,.d themselves fur too h,,
when the fragments OF another bridge cam, swecn,,
down, ani IL passed by them one fearful shrek VAS
given and all was hushed but tn, .shiur E,mny .Is
ment
The young lady was Georciana daughter of Plipv lar
thulou,, w. M, aniall, aud nrromrl;,bsI LII, w,,L
friend she had gone on tn the bridge to witness Tho h r
waters and WAS returning when the bridcc w,nt loun
Every effort made nv the citizens on both banks of tho
river to reach them, but Without success Boats wcr
brought wagons from two miles below and man
nei by strong aud hearts such was the m
Of the currcn that no boat could he mad. In roach
them. At last, when after actually fighting with some
~rechcs miles below who owned larger and better
boat aud refused let CO. finally procured and
four stout fellows succeeded in reaching the bushrs
those who for hours had been holding ON for liz.
mai sunk To rise more. All hushed in death.
The bodies OF the lost have yet been discovered
Some twenty persons had just stepped oil the bridge
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

RICHMOND MARKETS. NOVEMBER 1s.
ToEACCn.-Breaks small, receipts light, and demand
limited. We quote common lug1 SO to So 20 good
manufacturing SO, so TO 81, leafs to $50;
good 10 to IL fine manu- 'aciuring az IL 20 II.
Wharf.-The Steamers new which reached here to-
day. caused further decline Of five cents We quote
Red at & rs, aud White az 80
HESTER X WHITE, CgU, Merchants.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

Successful OPERAIIoS--A singular case happened n
lew days en in the practice OF DR.. A. e.. Walters, Of
hs city George Keeney, resident OF lndiinapois ha'
had Tor the Last years obstruction in the vision at
the right eve, occas stoned by the presence OF living
body, ~hich uaei moved in the liquid ofthe anterior
chamber OF the eve. IL quite smal at first bn. with
in had increased in size and activity,
Gully oostruct the vision but be productive of great
pain.
Two attempts had been made by eminent surgeons in
Cincinnati aud Louisville it, but III vain, the
little animal succeeded in egng capture. The paten.
himself under the Of Dr. w, who succeeded in
relieving him, by mixing inciSion into Il eye on
large enough allow of the introduction Of minute par
Of iorcep aud carefully guarding against the escape OF
the aqueous humor which baied the other surgeons
when the animal found it leaving him. II slipped into the
poscrior chamber OF the eye and could be reached
lie thus seized and removed it, IL worm, about
onc.eghih Of inch in length, by sixteenth Of a
milky color and very active.
After catching the worm The doctor compelled o
enlarge the iucision the corner for the purpose of
moving IT, Cases similar the present have been OccL-
-iOuI!y observed ard the similar to those
found frequently the stomach, aud sometimes, though
very r'rcv, the inner car from which, in in
Pittsburgh Dr.. w. cNiricIted inches in length.
The Of this operation is increased by the fact
that the lille anmacue had twice before euded capture,
owing its activity in rerng it, Businesses beyond
the reach o! the surgeons PHsJHgh
Journal.
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BASS FoEdVRT Al

BASE FoRGvRY At YoRK, PA-Ou TI.rsd4y lat a
stranger presented u the counter q INC Yor pa .k
chccks, amounting u about ftsu uhsh ps,poftsd
10 have been signed 10y Abraham Hies,snd IT, a. U.L
lam tosnshp n that county auI endOred by s,fnp.ou
The checks we're csshed cad the stranger Who /, De.
rcriJcd well dressed person, about thirty years Of
age aud Of the medium size poeketed the funds and de-
parted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

SuFmNE CorRr og APPEALs.-Mr. BDcock closed his
argument yesterday for the Commonwealth, on the pc
titon Of Levi. T.. Montague for trial.
Mr. !. ". Patton occupied theromiinder Of the day with
the closing argument in favor Of the petition.
lie did not get through when the court adjourned He
will 70 snmc Liz argument 20 day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

ASoTnER PLALE Eo4D MOyfNtNr.-We arc clad IN
learn that tie project OF another Pink Road b. m agitl.
ton, that will serve s further increase the tad. Of
Petersburg, anu improve cotton Of the Sta,e which La.
hitherto been almost Shut from the public eve and vet
u is section DO every Nay worthy Of favorable notice
The project aNgte 90 b., construct rOud from Den
ni-yile Ia Am-!I county Co S'.tiiuJ's in DinwiIiie
distance Oi about 90 miles perhaps cuusderablyIes. IN
direct uc We knox OF ~ better field for .uch au enter
pii-c Tor the region prscou the Two points named b. u
cOpuGr Of being made uy.t valuable tributary t. the
General commerce Di che 1ac The lands by the use at
-uinO are easily 'ef..rl Nhcn they f,que such pto.
CO.. The people are lII. n,.G tifiy aud intelligent
and only need te aIvBEtiur- Df cheap lad convenient
transportation, properly - develop tle resources ~b.,
they pO-c-s We hOrO, therefore, tho: they will pres.
Toward hi- excellent mta-ur. 10 at4ccessfu issue Let
them apply 50 the next legislature Tor charter on the
usual terms auI then gD work u the right spirit in the
sHb'crgtDH way. large portion Of the O. giOn through
which u s contemplated tO this road IL dependent
upon the ytOn Of the AppOnattox for access 10 mar
kct and this river in the Summer aud Fail genera y 20
'w a. u be utterly useless for bO3s The plank road il
made, would remedy this great evil by which the hftpst
nnualy safer much and this il surely d.sideis,.r
sufficient % induce thcm - embark warmly To- che stsf
,rise.-JtifrsJ4yg Istsii,gss,so.
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MARRIED.
4 WARNING.

90 the 9:h instant by the Rev Robert Newon ELLIOTT
JONtS Of Virginia, TO Miss SARAH O. HAMILTON Of MIssahu
setts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

FihE-The alarm OF Gre about O'Clock last evening,
was oceasoned by the burning OF chimney in the house
occupied by Mr.. Philip N. Table, sr on srd street, DO
tween Main and Franklin. There vas 10 damage done.
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(which no familiar with the original could fail TO
recognise.
The entire performance is truly interesting Mics lie.
'o'les dancing ietcs are admirable Smith, amateur
will perform with this Troupe to- hight
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u. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RICHMOND WING.
saturday MORNING., NOVEMBER 10. 1883.

.ar'Nh To CORRESPONDENTS.
addressed the "Efrrs 81
rs WIG"
both sides ~ the will not be Published
standing ought known an and Will
Obituary notices exceeding eight
Il arv charged Advertisements.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

Delay not harbor not mini that phi
o'oPhy that dsn will get we'll Of itself that
with certain .S dollars Bexare how You lam
per with your general welfare.
We Wild youths Why will ye persist in dosing with
the ty HInSniHg I,uHJs daily poGsred thereby impair
log your appetite aud Digestion Destroying you mentally
well physically You cured with doses Of
SAINT nedenesy
We rake Of every and condition. Why will re-
pine and drag out miserable eHsnc. eagy
mH'fnd even oriHGV y'ss of lifcY thus an
noyeh anc h 70 be sgor by
at pleasant eT,sui sho1li consult DIR MORRIS I'll.
success In chronic d, has been greater ofAny other
physician Of his day. Many who for year, afflicted
with disease consequences resulting from excess have been
restored to health visor under his really ienho treatment
Should personal interview be Objectionable your disease
in Wrting-cncose Ave dorsrs-addres Dr. W. NJ nORRts
through the Post ONCE Nashville, Tenn package
enes' securely put viii privately dispatch
full directions herewith, and no guss'oHs doteJ
Persons living at di',ncc and 'gted with 7cro'u Old IL
GERS letter. Cancers, Piles, F.,u H. Ano. Gravel Structures,
elects disease whatever Of aggravated or malignant
character. be cured at home by consulting MORRIS by
ister pos, paid, enclosing F. Medicines pleasant and
sa'r be per mail part United states
Particular attention given to hereaspt complaint,
Ladies who may afflicted with glare Four Albu Or
whites Poiapsus Cteria Failing Womb would do We,
CarS- is1yrdntcdg
o q@,s o,., Iq'q,,9., Once Cedar street, e
r0 Richmond Athrnarun,-rhe Committee On this insitl.
ton have made arrangement iora n
present month Among those already engaged Tor course
Nr o. p. Btiduiu, Mr. q p. " james
Rev. Y. v. Moore, NJ. geo. Fred. Holmes,
Rev. Geo. D. CuiumnH, Prof 90. v Dabucy
MI WIN. ". Blaskfpri, Prof ". schclc De were.
Due nntce will b. given lecture will be
delivered and 81 The subjects ~ ne several lectures
tB-1Hg UNfvERs tLIsT CHURCH will re.opensd fof III
vine worship on srSp'y 2nh Instant stvees In the
morning At II, and In The ,venng att o'sloot
tN- RELIGIOUS NOTiCE-The Rev Nr C,sr having return
81 70 the city regular Services n the Unive
sart Church, Msyo street norrov tsunday
10Th st ~ O'clock A. w. The public respectfully Invited 70
/ attend. n,Io-ft
~ THE ANNUAL MFETiNG OF "DfgCfPtFs on CHRIST
fr u'spnay and other cci rs Purposes today
NP ock In The Lecture Room In he u Meet
ng House Preaching he peced In the Meet
ing House day, during the body, ~ Uot,
A. w. snd a. ~ Ccoot v " Many virginia preachers
VII b. p attendance, and der BUENEr, q lnna 10
Z ed. notp 1t
NOETHERN HAYS5O bales northern Hay landing Tor sale
~ ~ tnoi9l EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
GsHAREH Avn LAMBS wOOI. sHIRr--we have re-
- ceived per steamer Jamrstovn
ssater AMI lamb Wool thus
heTinO and Sitk DO
N,rino and Lambs Wool Drawers
Ready Made shirts nd Coiisrs
Ncribo aud Cotton Half Hoe
BoO WARREN a PgRKIss, III Eagle Square.
uNRENoH AERINoEs.-we have In 81 70 q large q
french aud Engsh ernoe, all color, 20 which We lnvs
/ The attentk N " the Ladies. WARHES PERKINS,
Ioi' N Esgis sQasfe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

TUX AuESAsuN.-Tbc Rev. Mr.. Fonta.no delivered.
his second lecture at the Athcnpum Thursday night
The subject Texas and tho Texans" II dealt
with In that strongly indicated the ability Of the
lecturer and his knowledge Of the subject 10 IL mlnutes
details.
We opins that many who have not had opportunity
Of attending bis lecture upon the relative praet;sbiiy o.
the different designated for Railroad to the Pa
cfc would hail With pleasure the Of his In
enon 10 recapitua,e his leading views upon this sub
jecL
The notice on the last occasion too short TO enable
persons be present Ia fact, several who would have
fst great pleasure IN hearing this lecture had ntims'
ton on the subject until after lie delivery.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

HAwoRrn AND HoRroS's BrRLFsQUE oPERa TRocPF.-
This excellent Troupe will give their last entertainment at
Metropolitan Hall to night II will be the benefit night
Of that truly talented porsonator Bones, whose bur-
Iesque. and comic anecdotes excite much admiration lie
present. bis ippersonA,on Of tho old negro snptured
by the influence Of the banjo, Identity the isIbuln
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

The FAIE.-As the Fair progresses, in increases in
speuOr aud interest. The number Of visitors yesterday
wt- immense, and pleased to many Of the
fair pres mt, adding and brilancy the scene
Everything il in excellent uim and in the cursory
glance that could bestow 10 the midst OF the throng
say with prudence tina, it il far beyond the
guine anticpations. Considering that this only local
Fair pronounce it equal If not superior in many
pects the State Fair The Mechanical Department is very
well supplied Gen. w. H. Richardson who present,
spoke the highest terms in admiration of It, To devote
uic tine Tor an eNniuAtUf Of all the industrial oh
jets cenied, il than be doue in day end
vet each day will only ali TO the embarrassment. The
II sussO1 Department s filed with choice and beau.
uul specimen, Of tasteful hlndwOrk 10y our fair country
women; also preserve, brlnly.lrults, &c.
We understand that the premiums for Attorney and
Devon Cattle awsrlcl 10 Tbus 4. Hardy and j. IT.
llattop, Egs. These cattle tho cUHosHTe Of all eyes
When Princess Abne aud Norf TX Counties can do so
well upon their second trial, give lair promise OF What
can be accomplished in the future.
We shall take another opportunity TO speak more in
detail Of many articles Of much interest every
member Of the society.
To-day, at lp O'Clock the plowng match will take p5cc
for which there a number Of competitor,
The Fire Companies Of Norfolk ard Portsmouth made
/ a very happy Appearance ~ city on yestctdiy-
They were IN iun frrcc, with their engines and
hOsc, which very hindsOmcy decorated 10y the fair
ones Of the city. Their parade very credtlbc aud
It would seem invIiOus to attempt discriminate a.
to which Company made the fne.t display. No COM
muniiy boast Of a better organized fro police
the city.
,. g. Euan, E,q Secretary Of the Va State Agri-
cultprl Society, will deliver address Tonight at
Mechanics Hall NOyfoW 1rgH' N0r II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

Mr. Golden has delivered the Mechanics Destitute
At Birn.lry speech Natip0al ucati1n which pre-
-en- happy with ni- oratorcil effort.
~ ! - SIC OmUid IL was impossible enforce the ad
"antages OF education by arguments sDundpr better
adapted 10 carry conviction the minds Of the audience
be addressing A. point Of private increst-aza
point Of puJic pUicyis point Of honour IL behOoy.J
the mechanics Of England to look around them lest they
should be oyertRke IN the upon which their very c
i-tcnce depends We want education a security for
the preservation Of political liberties II the people
- be admitted % political power they hc eiuca
ted fer the performance Of the trust We education
security 10 the march Of social progress Take for
instance, tHi Mr. Golden, sanitary reforms Why do
people many Of them live in filthy places which are
continually generating di'eIsc You msy say, IT IL our
poverty, Bu. then our poverty often from gno-
and our vices for vice. arc often the cone-
q1cucc u ignorance Education, again j. half
WY house 10 temperance. The way make the people
temperate j. 10 find them rational amuscmpnis place 81
sensual indulgence Take agiu the ofthc Strike
of the present dill feuccs bct~ccn masters aud work
This, again, Is the result Of ignorance. "Whcn
men come 10 understand the principles on which the
rights Of wages and the rights 81 property depend they
will not settle their matters n such bunglug o.. that
which bring much misery all parties concerned 4"
50 throughout The want Of education ne NJ ev
ery turn and, II DO not look we'll IT, we -all be
quickly ousttipped in the by the inhabitants Of the
atCs-sn old by n new country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

NAvAL.-Thc L. :. brig Dolphin, from Southampton
via Port rrtya and 81 Tomas DAY. from the latter
place, arrived in Hampton Roads on Sunday Her cruise
has been made w,h view Of tikug deep sea sounding.
and will give rise to many Interesting end important
suits.
The health DIST Thomo. was very good the yellow e.
yer having entirely d.slpeareJ.
Tho following j. bet ~ the Dorhif. trliccrs.--It
CCm1'g u. bergman. Mast.r-E English; Al
Surg 'pu-S. s. Eagl,-, Passed MuI.hipmsu-W T..
TrustOn, Geo. b. Upham AUui. Niii.-W iIram II
Ward, John &. Mitchell Acting Purscr-R. W Byrd.
IL - stated That the L. ;. sOup.o-war Cyare, Com.
H0ius T. 10 be despatched to Caledonia bay 20 convey
surveying party, uudgr the command d Lieut. Strain L.
States Navy, for the purpose OF making thorough sur
yey Of e route from Caledonia bay san Miguel n Or.
der to settle tie plcciDiliiy Of the proposed oceanic
ship canal communication lr,wCon the Atlantic aud "a
ciic oceau-.-Norjoit Beae,p.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

Balance on hand the lst day OF October :,
ls53. SS32,3S 10 | -
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The following aneclote is told 10y the Chicago journal
Of Gov. Reynolds, whom they call the O'd Ranger
10 Illinois, when for the fr. time IN bis lie he visited
the seaboafd ~ representative to Congress from the
back settlements
Upon reaching Baltimore, the Governor rose early IN
morning and paid visit TO the shipping the docks
when tie tide lul and again at when II At
chband not satisfied with the sudden change that had
taken place again the evening, when the tide was in
Heretofore be had resolved tokeep everything himself
and go IN pursuit ~ knowlcdge under dculcs biz
own hoOk-but nov his astonishmcnt Jroke over it,
bound' and Ne be returned 10 the hotel the Old Ranger
remarked that this the curostcst country he ever
NJ rain"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

BEAuugs % TnE DEvocRAcr.-Tbe Lowell Mas j
American, an Abolition paper, thus speaks Of Mr. Arcr
uey General Cushing and hisrccent eter onnstructor
to the editor Of the Boston Post, tho organ Of the Al,
ministration
The writer is an hypoctite and scoundrel
ana the person he writes 10 - palry peddnR, hack
'tering knave. But this interior ence With
state legislation IL matter which be Immediately
corrected or there H. independence likely 10 be left
We are ready To cooperate with shareholders and abO.
toni-ts h1rd and -os anybody and everybody 20 get
ud OF such nousirous tyranny this .
but 'ushiug u hypocre well tyrani. Tferc j.
not democrat in this state deeply implicated in the
coalition o. free sellers than he H. lie broke with the
hunkefs on this very ground"
What would be The thought ~ Whig paper, ift used
fuch language as tho aboye The writer j. the editor of
The paper, =. 4. Hdtcth is NE Postmaster Of Lss,i
ana i.one OF the recent Abolition appointments We
should like TO look At the counenaf ces Of Mr. Cushing
PRESIDENT Fierce and the restof the Cabinet when req
ding the shove They must feel very queeriy, and very
saysge-B a.