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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-17
UOMAN'S RIGHTS.
CIRCULATE TIE PETITIONS.

The design of tie Convention held last week in Rochcs
bring the subject of Womens legal and civil d.
abilities in dgned form before the Legislature OF New
York
Convinced the friends Of the movement are, that in
consistency with tie PrHrIcs of .epubLcanism females
equally with males are entitled Freedom Representation
and Suffrage and confident as they that Womans ia
fuence win be found be refining and elsvang in pub
lie as oil experience proves TO be in private they claim
thai oaLo the people and citizens OF New York should
TO longer be governed by hs other half without consent
asked and given
Encouraged by reforms already made in the bsrbarOus
usages Of Common Law by the statutes Of New York the
advocates of Womans Just and equal rights demand that
this work Of reform be completed until every veste OF par
tally he removed Il is proposed in carefully prepared
Address 10 specify the remaining legal disabilities from
which the women of this State yet suffer and hearing
asked before Joint Committee of both Houses specially
empowere6 TO revise and amend the statutes
Now is this movement right in principle Is wise in
policy
should the irnsles Of New York be placed level OF
EQUALITY with males before the law If 50, Let US petition
for this impartial Justice to women.
In order to insure this equal justice should the females
Of New.Yok Ike the males have voice in appointing
TIE lawmakers and the law administrators II 80 let rs
petition for Wcman's Right to Suffrage
Finally VIVA; candid man will be opposed to reference
Of the whole subject to the Representatives OF Newborn
whom the mES of New York themselves elected Let Us
then petition for a hearing before the Legislature
One word more, 10 the Petitions given below" lhey
arc tro in number one for the JUsr AND EQrI RIGHTS
OF WonEv one for WoxAN's RIGHT TO Suffrage 1t H
designed that they should b signed by and women
Of hrfu ogc-thas !. of twenty years and upward
Tie slowing directions are suggested
Let persons ready and willing sign each Of the p-l
nons but those who desire 70 secure oman J1s'
and Equal Rights hesitate syn that petition because
ev have doubts as to the ht anu ezPeA.ney Of womcns
voting The petitions vii be Kept separate and cieF'dss
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The facts which have stated prove the correctness
of my statements in my first leer-and the only question
now is was justified in predicting that the first cases Of
cholera were the commencement Of It's ravasosi have
been very casul in al my letters to merely give what
knew were facts and not to report any rumorsuch has
been my course and challenge any one to bring any proof
that the statements published by You are not connect
notice that Tie PcayuAc states that most exaggerated
rumors have been circulated all the country and says
that they are no doubt all from source A. TO the
inference that my reports not correct and that am
pond, Mt of other papersall have to say that
since have been in this city this winter have never
written but one letter to any other paper but yours.
have no doubt but the publication in Harpers Maya
Of sketches under the head Of The Plague in New
Orleans wherein most oxravagGnt accounts Of the Dis
trees during the last epidemic given has been the
cause much mischief to city and given people
at the Norh good to be preudiced against this
city Therefore the importance of facts being given 10
the health of the city If papers would keep people
posted up there would be no ezaggeratOn L.
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ANTI POPERY MEETING IN THE ELEVENTH


very large and enthusiastic audience convened
last evening In Manhattan Hall, ia the Eleventh Ward
drawn there from the announcement that Prof ,. X.
sweeiman would speak tbs subec OF ROninisn with
especial reference 70 the recent excitement caused by the
arrest Of the Rev. Ar Parsons.
Mr. sweetman prefaced his remarks with brief sketch
of the workings Of Romansm in different portions Of the
world and the effects produced by H. lie thought that II
was becoming powerful and tyrannical IN this country
where political and religious freedom youchsated to rs
By orr orefaihers who had brayey tho blessing lie
called upon The citizens Of this country 10 dpassionateiy
reject upon the veal Of his vast Republic AZ IA
tive ard adopted citizens we can CLEAN anything rom
the signs Of the times, while we watch the movements
the polite and Jesuitical machiaerynow in full
operation in the different and most thickly PoPuia
It'd parts If lsnd-we must be brought rresld-
ably TO the conclusion that high time 10 prepare for
the future. question 81 vast importance and ono
that embraces the vital elements OF Government,
and nation spreadng through the length and breadth Of
the Un0s with unparalleled rapidly, sfd We VIII SOON be
he rsfriotc and hon Sred sres The question i no.
Whether America originally discovered by araPst OF
somebody else it lie nsi whether ne are indeed se ani
intelligent people and capable Il self goyernnl Qr our
freedom and intelligence IS universally cong W w1lis
oar capacities for governing oarselyel Of for
be tr i Bot the question T. shs Popery lsossd 70
ascend the seat OF power snd lle ths n.y. ~ s =
he American R.pubhc toua 49, re- n In
ne greatest gu s'ion vs : nov ipdics.ion~
Il will soon have b be defnaier sesle" .Is
Roman Cs.aolic Caureh, taking er Own s'e ~,
lor ,ns s5 de.roiic She has aiws claimed
;i 80; SON UNPARALLELED M the history Of al
o'ber eoysrns sis and nations, AMI thr3uyh
oSS Of yesrs has enioreed her pretended clam
- a. - v;oenf bloody and heartFending ealoH
~ " So coyernmenfs east down thrones up
ro" - suprs and she seeking % place her onhoy
h. great and prosperous Republic me rope Is
h, -,,ora persoza but he has sent over ht age
~ ,srzors 81 Bishous. Jesuit Irests, and sqeciai
Yveio All of whom zeslously and faithfully employed
IN rerresenng and urging hs arrogant ana nPerineA At
;,s thew are actively engaged In sowing the seed OF
Sa5 hatred and revenge, and secretly endeayoF1ng 10
over,iow our institutions OF learning and desoy tho
,s,e,e 81 Freedom they have iniimidsted oar ms-is
ofEcery-nade them bon in eyeren ee 10 them
- eonsequence Of the potent political power which
,bsv vield Not satisfied with .hs--n oar own Empire
Cify-ts Chief Magistrate hss BEN prevailed spon e
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LIABlIIIY O. TTLFGRAFH CoNrANIEs.-At the May
tenn Of Il Court Of Common Pleas of Ohio, action
was brought by MCssrs. Bowen McNamee, Of New
Nors against ibc Lake Ene Telegraph Company to re
COVER damages sustained by OF mistake in the
trtnnissieu Of ielegraphc dispatch sent the line
from Monroe IN Michigan, to Buffalo, in New York, Nov
- leo. Tie dispatch as follows
eight DO lar blue and snd t~enur
red ivc Bay sse F former orders IN
beet high ooor you can DWELL Co. Adrian Michigan
To Bowen NcNaIIee, New-fo.k"
Testimony adduced 70 show that the dispatch when
il reached New York read, lone hundred Instead Of
lone handsome and this mistake occurred in office
Oh the def udan, line The plaintiffs, accordingly, after
having had the dispatch repeated. with the same result
SHIPPED to BdWt \ Co. one hundred eight dollar blue
and orange Bay State shawls The shaw wereof course
reurr Cd aud reached New York after the shawl
had closed BIZ OF which they deprecated in
value Tie pleiniifs claimed 70 recover charges and
freight and depreciation in value Judge SiarNweather
charged that elegraphic Companies holding themselves
out 10 transmit dispatches correctly under obligation
10 do so unless prevented by beyond their control
Ii tie Message originally obscure as to be inap
probable then the complained Of could not increase
is ohsoury. ard The plaintiffs could not recover but il
Il was sufficiently plain To be understood by Bowen Nc
Nance Il plaintiffs nthis case, the merchants TO whom
twas addressed though ineligible to others that it
was an reliable and il changed to the injury OF the plain
t.fs such change a proper subject of damages.
Tie jury returned verdict for the plaintiffs Of sils
Damages.
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EXERCISES At THE UNION THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY

Last evening The Senior Rhetorical Exercises took place
In The chapel Il the Seminary, No .. University place Ia
the following order
Sacred Music by the Haydn S,cliy Prayer BY the
y c Subject Journalism. The orator aiyocs,ed the
SPIRIT. as opposed 20 the forms 1T religion The
luquson tortured always for forms neyertar essentials
Formally, usuDin the place OF spirituality is naai
not in Romansm slone bat in the Oxford aud rractasaa
lrrciiceuSy the iriieli.y OF Journalism Is Ubiquitous
there must be forms where man IS Tor he Is very mach
creature Of im. lei him unite thereto m ch a. posi-
Die. simplicity IF heat Music by tie Society Grafton
by Sanford RCharjson. Peoria Illinois. Sahcc; the
yeTal Religion lne orator said that Shrsianity u
smj c yet incoWpreh nsible IKE the nauera laTs-ke
them IS alaptei tOBnversa permeaol is success l.
due 10 rs nhereu ffress Tor un,ersat Grafton by L.
F. Dudley Bath. Now lor>. Subject The nhaoaee Of
great The orator compared r., g men % mountains
these provide for certain physical Do those Tor Ger
tain mental wants Great men have small faalis bat
knock of some crags ard the Alps still remain The IN
hunce oi grest a. Of great natural scenery "a 90 e
the mind. Music by the S'Cc'y Grafton by y. W.
NGrCussohn Odessa Russia iSuhoc The Jewish Syniyo
que The explained that the Institution % the Sna
gogue first thought OF in tho BIbylonian cap
iiviiy, the design being % provide y place whero
rity. But the spirit soon fed ami le6 only the
leiicr in the Synagogue IL fell into sects the
Bible was changed for human traditions but all the
agreed 10 silence Christian truth. Grafton by L.
Lyons, Morroso. Pa. Subject Claims OF Sacred Music
on the Ministry The orator said music exas aud refnes
fore, is duty to ministers Music Is essential TO home
worship 10 make type of heavenly for there singing
in heaven. The effect Of depends much ON the
music therefore the minister ought to look to t. Tho
Psalms teach the fitness of sacred music.
II, mn by the Society. Bcnediciion by the Rev. DR.
Sd Friday of January. The chapel was well hed with an
attentive audience.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

FRIDAY Dec. TO- ls51.-Richar1 4. Compton Esq in
the Chair.
Petitions Referred sOf Engine Company n for 20
additional men Remembrance against the extension Of
the sewer in Ellrdgest OF Il. r SeGley 30 be paid ex
Ionses incurred in the purchase Of Corporation lots
Revolutions Adop'c9-To increase Hook and Ladder
No by 10 additional To modify the resolution
adopted Nov 2i and lost directing the Eighth av Rail
road Company 10 Fifty ninth st. 40 "a to direct
them to run in each half hour during the day
until otherwise ordered.
a. running upon the side walk. In favor OF increasing
prices 70 be charged by camen for services ~ cents per
load for oil ard liquor casks containing 25 gallons beef
and pok every five barrels 3a cents bedding tied up -
cents iron 40 cents; household furniture 80 cents for
loading and housing furniture in removal Of families ID
cents extra cotton for every three bales, - cents &c
P,iNfe6-A report Of the Finance Committee in favor Of
pur, hasiug - Of land Wards Island from Alex
McC otter, a not to exceed $4,000 for the whole
this land to be added to the City Cemetery. Ordered h
be printed.
Report Of Committee Repairs AMI Supplies. tho
subject Of rebuilding Washington MarKe that It be 70
built lie present Site and the plan previously prepared
by Mr. Pettgrew except that the tower be erected on
the Westst front instead of the Washington st front
Laid on the table and ordered TO be prated.
Reports Adopied.To award TO Jones Hitchcock tho
for two fire alarm bells instead of to Moneely
Sons
The Board, for want of quorum here stood adjourned
TO Monday.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. DECEMBER H. 1853

Gen s-r Houston has lately removed he pertinent
residences from louisville q Inlepe3ienee Nssn ytSa
County lis frss hams IL Tcyas sn,1s the Che-o-
kscs. mex il Nascecoches, then ia san Algusle ater
ward in Huntsville III he has gone wesi q the B-t
zos 0eu. Houston now sb ut % years 81 aga, bit
ohey coed ie1l'h srd bas syrsaZ family. having mar
90 i-e ~. In. liz Lee. p- AlbamA h L,li
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TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL-BALTI
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Is TO be kept open until
sbsOluiey closed by ice. The boats are now rannng
vahout obstruction.
The second branch of City Council night passed
an amended ordinance giving the Baltimore and Ohio Roll
mad the IS OOO0OO endorsement without the restrictions
q 10 through travel
We have 10 mail this evening south OF Charleston.
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on the present occasion in reference this case but N
Lad throughout GFIaiCj tao matter lightly The cAsgcs
brrL against tie Chef EngEeer very Serious sad
weicitv srd the duties dcV diving the bad % the Fire
nsfATiraeut sf,re 0rerous. Indeed he thcugN sas
doubtful Il there aaY cco IA tie sac rcsponsi5c
Of hr Csrscns heart The object II The prpss-unoa -
Impeachment; II he d,es NJ perform his ds;ss fally
ah0syer NAY b tho cazse whether i Be fvn faschty
J. norance. nuCsery &c Be l. ish'e % inP3a,h0sni
Tie question = has TiQlafon q duy been p.osen 50
til Coumee t-kc other coarse thaa q iipeaca
AZ. Carson. Il ,rac there regular iliciurent
b. fge TIE ComIndts and they not compgle 81 Dc
Gle by riss by the exs,i language oi tie petition
The other side had late iay brought ~ he miter
81 he bell striking apparatus. which the Committee coah
re Otherwise but consider sci expression ~ tie crime
villa Which Mr. Carsou stands charged The cotssel pro
cstied orsyeN ar considerable leRh TIE eyiiencc with
view Of showing that M arson gly OF s ogirayes
Il pigturCd in the most gDg colls the position Of sa'h
man e. Mr. Carson a. he head u she F!e Department
sl,ug. RE bot respected by h. members Il the Do
EGrtHert srd could excCse control oyeg sny ~ taem
How wany frcuen. sad he there In this City wAp
would SAY to their brethren Don ahsi aere coes
Chief EnginesT There were hat very icw they are all
ash, med Of hin. aud woali not recognise h,a. H.,
tAonshs The feeling against Mr. Cirsoa was toO las,
ing and deep 10 ever again restore him TO his posi-
ton. On our side ihree crest points have bee,
proved isi The fsauialeni mater in respect % tha
patent bell striking apparatus by which Ar. Carson hal
received $500 from the Common Sogncl. only very
small portion II that sum being expended tr the heRei
OF the City "a The sale Of old engines By which he put
money into his pocket. Sd The combination exist
ing among builders Of engines
Afer sew other other remarks by to- coansel relative
to a. SANDERS against Mr. Van Mss winch hal boon
coced en- the other side dun, ihc sitting " the Comni
tee Mr.. willard submitted .Ae case.
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FIRE AT PAWTTCKET.

PR0VIDTNCE Friday Dec To- TO
The stone nil belonging 70 Hon j. c. Starkwsa,her
and Messry French * Read Pawucke,, Massachusetts,,
Fss damaged by FIRE this morning 70 the extent of about
1900 Tie machinery and stock were considerably dam-
,sed bv fire and water but is covered By insurance.
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PlTrsBuRoH Friday Dec. 49, 1853.
About clock last night man named Henry Carson,
Who work in the Sligo iron mill, found IN dying
condition on Monongahela Bridge. lie bad been stabbed
svera times in the abdomen and three boys who were
seen going in the direction about the same time as
uigit have been arrested knife with blood on Il has
heen fnnnd ON one fthe bows.
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EXPLOSION.

BOsION, fTIudY' IIeV 10 y %
large boiler in Messrs Sewal, Day and Co.'S NordaSe
Factory AZ Roxhurv exploded yesterday afternoon do
nolishing the building in which was located The fire
nan was fatally injured and boy badly scalded.
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MARINE DISASTER

PHLhDzrPHIs, Friday, Dec. Is, 1889
The steam tug America arrived here this morning with
as bark Gertrude in tow The Gertrude was bound from
New Yor for Liverpool bui when three days the
Ia inst she encountered severe gale, thrown
her beam ends and al - throw overheard fly Of
iou and com She leaks badly and viii discharge for
fpeirs
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- E ONn NNIespouocnt
WAsHISeroS, Friday Dec l6. 1883.
he Nsvsa Committee VII recommend the building Of
grew sieonsrs
ne Committee Commerce will report in favor Of the
ssdseh Islands
ne editorials OF TIE Usioa insure Red6elis rejection
s.n Hor is expected here Monday
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

FRIDAY, Dec. l6-Jonathan Troter, Esq, President in
the chair
Petitions OF George C. ByTne and associates for per
mission 10 las rerOad commencing AZ Blooming iale
Road and RUNNING through Fourteenth Hudson and
other streets, 10 Chambers. 10 Committee Streets.
OF Immersion & Beers and others, for a Railroad from
Tenth ST. through Avenue c, Eighth St Avenue ID, Lew
j., Grand, East Broadway, and Chatham to Broadway.
To
OF S b. Ketchum and others, TO be formed into Hose
Company TO be located in Second Ward To Committee
Fire Department.
ReD0rfs-Of Committee Ferries, 10 concur to estab
sh ferry from foot OF Chambers n 10 PayOna ay, in
the state OF New Jersey and advertise the lease at auc
zion Adopted.
Resolution directing the Eighth av. Railroad Co to
drive ard from Fifty ninth st. their present ter
minus being Fifty first st. half hour during the
day Amended by requiring them to run said car every
twenty minutes. AZ amended, concured in.
The Board then adjourned to Monday afternoon at six
o'clock
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP
DOCK AT BOSTON.

BOSTON Frlday, DC. 10, 100.
The dock Of the Cunard steamships East Boston is to
enarged admit the largest steamers. Of tia; line, the
Arabia being advertised for this port he- next trip.
TIE Niagara has been towed out preparatory 10 the
nencement OF the alterations
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public pesoe No nan governed by proper respect fr
the welfare Of City and Tie jus, rights Of al who
gard TIE SUPREMACY Of the laws viii directly indirectly
sanction encourage any act tending to violation Of
public ord,r
Recon; occurrences seem TO require natural fo.bear
and the exesse Of car ll moderation the par.
ofour fellow citizens and especially an sbinene from the
unreoeory discussion in public loroug hfs-cs Of topics
calculated 70 excite and arouse the passion preadce Of
any portion Of our ciiizen.
The accompanying law points out the duties Of public
officers and s to be hoped tbs, the good sense Of those
whose motive pure-w enable III adopt that spirit
OF Chrstan kindness without which the passions
may be engendered and the most DISASTROUS consequences
ensue TO the prosperity Of the City request ihxrefo-e
that al good citizens viii abstain from any aszs5ages
especially the Sabbath in the public street, thorough
fares other public plae.s the tendency Of which to
create tend TO breach Of the public peace and that
they viii devote the day to the purposes for which
originally set sp6r.
JACOB \. WrsrrsyELr. Mayo.
or PUBLIC WORSHIP ~ TIE STREETS AID rvFIr pLAcEa
Tie m.vor Aldermen sss conrssig Of the cir Of ysrYOk
sfc / No peI.o ssii Be eosesrsa Or isssrn.a ia eosus
rute wosfp sIhortsoa in h Psst Bsa, =.
and sPrp[is,ed for g common Of TIE e1su
ard other ofee1s Il CITY prevent assemble
Sec Lserv constable psssi oser officer who sa,l ~
n,sieet faisi and p.y The slIa q i've Do an 49,.
.hs Be ensed 10 Tre' any o. la-er o sny d.
otislss sriitsn permission ether III MsYo Recorder
sc he m secoS Of III. tls shs 10. b. eons,rsa 70 pre-
the rsires people Of any church ussy called Bs1s
The aIre'e Of peri ras he nes Of baptism according tie
No person ball disturb naost Interrupt any elsrFy,n
o. r' Who,isl ssve oetn.d eI-.sioa seso-ans p ne
bsTim permitted by the hah section Of lis tide Or shall
tvetty-ave dollars ior each oasuse
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Loss OF the BRIG PALO Afro.

NHAFIf'IITFf TT
The brig palO Alto Of Charleston, b)Gnl from Matan
iu for Boston with moasses, sunk the 9TH inst
tween Cape Florida and Gun Key, by the French bark
Keustine The brig insured in the Charleston Insur
tnce and Trust Co. for 5000.
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FATAL SHOOTING CASE.

CNCISNATI Friday Dec. l6. 1888.
r. H. Coing editor ofihe M1ysriHe Eagc, shot Luther
Dobyns In the forehead at Maysyle ny to day, The
wound, it is supposed, will prove fatal.
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PROCLAMATION

~. NAIoRs OrFicE, NEW York. Dec l6 1850
0Gy' as trust it VIII be the pleasure Of every
WV '"Aen 70 endeavor by all lawful means to preserve
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FATAL ACCIDENT

ANDoyER Mass, Friday Dec. 10, 1883.
Last evening Daniel Davelin and Peter Cassidy young
men Of this village drowned by breaking through the
Re while skating.
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THE WEATHER AT BUFFALO.

BUIFALU, ffIIhll Do 10 W.
The weather continues calm, but the wind is changing
md il is turning rather colder There b no appearance o.
Zee anywhere as vet.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
-. OR OEn Correspondent

WAsHSeToS, Friday, Dec. &c, 1855.
have the best authority for saying that the story that
Master Gsdsden demanded Of Mexico confirmation Of
AZ Gsrsy Grant that the United States would take pos
ssion Of The MesiIla Valley. is wholly groundless.
senator ALITS did vote Tor Armstrong So there q one
DnocrAt who voted for Tucker not get ascertained.
Gen Cas- vii define his position in speech possibly
. Monday.
TIE RlDoad Taqrers article of to day in support Of
De Administration has produced Gutierng among
gave Senators
GALLEsos, the Delegate from New Mexico has arrived
o. Ttvr
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Il understood that tie Naval Committee Of the House
g. fall meeting 10 day, voted unanimously 10 report bill
As first opportunity, probably Monday authorizing
n construction 81 sx steam figates, 70 be buk under
h direction Of the Secretary Of the Navy in such man
~ a. be shah see Incorporating s3O900)0 for the
Hrpoee.
Hon Mr.. Kerr Of North Carolina has been called home
photographic intelligence Of The dangerous illness Of his
Vie.
Gen Houston Is daily expected here
Senator Austin il ad TO be ia Austin Texas attending
es Pacific Railroad project.
T1e Jht0a continues Is lemeni tie election Of the
s,nsie Printer; and TIE SeRiRel replies sharply 10 It's
nsvi0us articles on the subject.