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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

DEATH OF DIR CHAMBERLAYNE
We are panied to announce the death Of
DIR. LEWIS w CHAMBEKLAYgE, which oc-
Cured on Saturday morning, at his residence
in Henrieo county, near this place. DIR. CHAM
BERL AYNE was Professor OF Materia Medica
in the Medical College Of this city, a chair
which was assigned him at the organization
of the institution. Of the brilliant body of
physicians who established the College, he
was the last, save DR.. BoHANYoN, remaining
in il at the time OF his death. DR.. CHAMBER
| LAYsE was man Of very fine ablities-he
was highly accomplished physician-he
was possessed OF general fund Of inforna
| ;ion-his conversational powers were great
| and from having most excellent memory,
he was living store house Of facts relating
to the past, which made his conversation at
once instructive and agreeable He was a
man Of kind and benevolens disposition, and
in every respect a true hearted gentleman
Professionally, he was a worthy colleague OF
CULLEN and WARNER, and their associates
personally, he was warmly and deservedly
respected and esteemed for his qualities of
| head and heart.
! A notice Of the funeral Of Dr. CHAMBER-
LAYkE will be found 10 another part of the
dispatch
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HESRY g. CAHsos, ATroRsEr AT Law,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner Of Deeds,
1c- for New York, Pennsylvsnia, North Csrolina,
south Csrolins. Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio, Indi
Prscttees in the Courts Of Richmond city and Hen-
rico cosnty. WIN attend promptly 20 all Legal snl
Not.nsl bu.anss! With which be may be snfrasfsd.
Once on Frsnkiin near Governor street,.
eo96m
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UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE, ANsuI-
TY AND TRUST COMPANY, Charter
PerpetudI-Cdsh System Capital (dsceytdiaed ratue
Of premiums) and assets, January, 1883:
1884 1903 U6.
The eminent snccess which has resulted to this
Company, arises from its distinctive plan of opera
tions, embracing stability security, perpetuity ard
availability
1t isrespectfuly submitted that no business man,
upon reflection. will omit to effect Life Insurance
orthwith to lose thereby Ia any event. impossibIe
to gain thereby, is every instant possible provided
the Company selected TO contract with conducts its
business judiciously upon the cash principle. This
office does not deal in Credits all its operations being
based in cash. its policies payable in like manner
and instead of being Diminished, the amount insured
is thereby largely decreased. No scrip dividends pay
able when convenient, are issued notes are re-
celved for premiums to accumulate, eat up and Off
set the payment of the policy. Premium payments,
in cash, may be made quarterly, otherwise, the
pleasure of parties applying for insurance Annual
dividends may be converted paid, in cash, bv the
Company, or the amount thereby appropriated to
the payment of next premium, as due. No deduc-
lion from the amount insured in any event.
Blanks, Prospectuses, Annual Reports, Policies and
all necessary information and assistance may be had
ON application to JAS. Z. NORRIS. Agent.
9th and Bank sts, Richmond, Va.
p. CLAIBORNE GOOCH,
Medical Examiner and Referee.
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\ OST, Bundle of Accounts, which will
n - be OF no use to any one but the owner who will
give be raj reward to person that will deliver
the same at his office on l4th street, near Mayo's
Bridge. CHASTAIN FARRAR
ia Sa- 1T
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FOR BALTIMORE.-The
- steamer BELVlDERE, Capt. Pritch-
DAY, ct IL O'clock and up to the hour of 2o'clock,
P. H., TUESDAY, 3lst inst 5stn
ia so a& sa5 saa "a LUDLAM & WATSON.
@ FOUR ACRES OF GRO IND,
LII WITH A DWELLING AND STABLE
THEREON. IN SYDNEY, AT PRIVATE SALE
We authorized to treat privately for the sale of
a square of GROUND in Sydney, nearly adjoining the
public square, and bounded by MAR, franklin and
- streets, having large and beautiful front
those streets Besides, there is an excellent Dwell
ling Stable &c. recently built while the property is
well enclosed and drained.
Being admirably adapted for building sites, and To-
Gated in the mcst rapidly improving part of Sydney,
this property is highly valuable, more especially
this is about the last opportunity for purchasing land
IN Sydney by this squsre, SO near the city.
= TERMs-On.ffth cash balance at 1, 2, and
years. with interest, and satisfactorily secured.
ia Sn-ts TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
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nY|.n

=
LEWIS W. csnREfRI 1n Ii. ss .ss. ~.
the frefds ssa aequsintsnees Of his family are re
r.,denee 10 Henrico, on Monday. ssth Inst, u IL
.o'clcuk Sos JOSS sg'sss, ssss ss-Isz s7s sss5.s.
fs III e sas NJ En- ..;. q .s,s /. II
6oth year of his age The friends and acqsaintsnces
Of the family requested g attend his funeral on
o. 81 Is.h sree a three
OF pm. unopis, Yesterday morning, MARY :.
neral viii take place this morning ct u o'e'oct,
from the Sycamore Church, where her friends ana
those Of her nephew. VIM. r. Roundtree, re-
speesfully invited to si.srd;- s
RICHMOND MARKETS. Jan %.
M s40s CORRECTED DAILY. a
FLOUR-The market 10 IN an unsettled state
close close Of the dav, holdef. demanded So So
WHEAT-In demand, ct St9ea g.
SSUUnnMMoo@essnsc sks sw wo
TOBACCO.-The morket has improved for the
lower grades. Sales at s5-50osIe; ine Sl0GS2o.
PROvfSIOyS-Withoat change.
y MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Jan'y q.
ARRIVED. q 4o
S,eane, Pennsylvania, Bsymore, Phiiada-, mdze
SAILED,
schr. Hope, Creighton, City Point, wheat, W. D.
Coiquitt& Co.
Schr. Eugene, Parker New York, mdze- W. d.
Cofquitt Co
Schr. Virginia, Phillips. Norfolk coal, W. D. Col
quit 4 Co.
schr. A. Heaton, Terry, New York, mdze.. David
Cnrrie.
New YORK. Jap. Z3-Cleared, schr. Eclipse, for
City Point; schr. Ann. Smith, for Petersburg.
FOREIGN-PER ATLANTIC.
Snip Harriet Augusta; Trott, sailed from Liverpool
for City Point, 7th.
The Lady Frankln sailed from Bristol 9Th, for City
Point. s.f ~ IS sf34
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has been Salesman for the last three wears ia one of
the principal establishments IN Philadelphia, which
II. Fl. 9. at this office. ia 3O-2tt'
A TITO PHILOsOPHER-For sale at
IN J. W. RANDObPHS
January Ne. De Bows Re view, per yesr g.
By Solon Robinson--S1 %.
Frank Rivers, or Dangers of the Town By Lieut.
The Attic Philosopher in Paris, or Peep at the
World from Garrett being the journal of q happy
man From the French OF Emile Souvestre--25c
Maessine Of Art Almanac for l854-25e
New Chrstmas Stories by Dickens-SI.
Outlines of Mechanical Theory of Storms eoi,,
ginning the true law of lunar influence, &c.. By T
Baldwin 4 Thomas New Gazetteer Of the United
States fs .ssH 49, : -
Pareira's Materea Medica and Therapeutics; new
edition, vels.-t9. 8 -. -
q Lawrence ss on the Eye new edition. Edited BY Dr.
Sehele dc Vere's Spanish Grammar. with h,stoyv
OF the ianguaee and practical exercises ID 80
ITO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND.
AND ouIck RETURHsNayi nai as. r I.se;s.5
tine $3.50 .nent Of Fancy articles from New YorL,
phisdel phia and Baltimore, he bes. to invite the
give him cali His Drug Store 10 at the corner of
4th and Broad streets No ~ He will sell bis -
,0ss.en, Of Foods u.. received 4 the loves
sssns % h iRs EInts .9S quick
DrnEsist &c ~ Broad 1t,
Dc not forget his Cough Medicine the infant re-.
lief and speedy csre. ja 50 s.
GEO. n WEST, Nos S and 8, Ex-
" change, Offers for sale: : sr3 - Esss =
Disturneips Railway. Steamboat and Telegraph
Book, being Guide through the States and Csnsde
25c. $50 6l9' ~ ; =. Is 5. z S
!, A:sie viacsst Domestic Story, By the .uthor Of
The Attic Philosopher 10 Paris-15c -
Fashion. by Mrs. Mowsft . new supply-l1c . 81
Littell's Living Age. Knickefbocksr, Messenger
Rntnams HaIper and Cooley ofthc latest puulhers
0ieason'a Pictorial. psg, Post Nail Gouffpr Incle
Sam. Waverly Star Pi,ot, Citizen and Ianase Ma
New Books. Assazinsa 1c, received ...ry d.y ~
M ARINE CLOCKS.-Thirty-ho9r and 4
- day ClsetA splins and weights. for sals b. the
ja0 iegf aNlqz'sas Ii zIMMranAN..
THERMONETERS il Morocco and
= Japdhssd eassA sons large DE. isr ~ by
81 ssaoaa essssr.f Min ~. ~ dIs sak 54ag
gTORAGE Wx6TFD-T HsTs 70. z
~ stare SO tbls. Dleur sd 90 bushtis Nina 80
nom - 10 AhdA 4alamna a. apenr Auol. -
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nsss selA color eiIa4 81 ainsrsat vl5fEs.
- ~ vssy prsssy ri.lS .aS sls.red sllas
pLAID 20 PLINA-We 5av9 I e.
= asaM Das,ssna sspss Isish Psplias - ~ vsry
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FORM OF PROXY

FORM OF PROXY.
Tor we) hereby appoint --------
my Tor our) proxy with full power and authority TO
represent me Tor us) and vote for me Tor us) upon
any stock in general meeting Of the stockholders
of the Richmond and York River Railroad Company.
to be held at King and Queen Court House, ON the
9th day of February next, hereby investing my said
proxy with all the power and authority which
could exercise were personally present.
Witness my hand and seal this day of -,
1854.
[sEAL.J
NoTE.-The proxy must be acknowledged before
a Magistrate Notary Public, and certified by him,
or ettested by two witnesses in 20-tqthEsh
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RURGLARY. ROBBERY AND FIRE

1 ~ 500 REWARD. for the detection OF the person
or persons whe forciby entered my dwelling house
on Saturday mofnine. fhe z1th ipsf. between II o.
clock and dsybreak and stole thefefrom sundry aYti
cies, and then set fire 70 the house. Among the so
len goods werc 4ovefcoets one Of them ) Merino
Robe, ssubrsidered down ethe front and ON the
sleeves not quite finished; oyercoafA oae Of them
an yecoloE. much hnrnt another black shse-
81 coat; another plain blsck. and fourth arab
book with many valuable receipts sotiabis nosea
bonde snd uncollected bills- There vas negotiable
note for 0lo60, payable months after dsfe snd a.
sed January ., l855, drawn ~ JAseph p. Jcses ana
eadcFsea " me also n<goliablo nota fcr ole6 ~
M0pths affsr dete. aa1 dased }sauaxy ~ ls5l psv
sese 20 kehsrt ksr1x; . hoad fxsm Nra Elizskefh
Nos ~ me. fcE 80. Ne. kc. 49, .sssz s. a
Persona are hereby caulionsd seainat trading for
the same Or Of psying ssy bin Of mine, unless pm
z e s s, e y e
The spbb<r u sotbess ss1 suiAbls rerssi ~ -
rtcssesy ofthe peehseb1ok - eontsssa ~ = prc-
sny pesttea ~ 1he elelea no
js6 JOHN B. ouAnIrs
RANJp6 And IkNBORI(R6.--Ele.
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year, and further addition to the 5000 men
raised under the orders Of Lord Derby's Ad-
ninistfation. The total in crease in the navy
since 1869, is $4,000 men. OF the force now
to be raised for the service ofthe feet $4,000
wiz DO seamen and boys and 800 marines
The T.raes says (and the facts set forth In
evidence OF the declaration are worthy the
serious reflections of al who have the slight
est Interest in the. 44tser.ea. navy and the ma
tional honor and commercial interests which
are entrusted to its defence,) that the present
moment is remarkable in, the annals of the
naval service, since it is destined to witness
the transformation of the feet into steam
navy. No one OF the tens OF tlcusands,''
says the Times, who were present at the ma
val review at Spithead in August last, could
doubtthe expediency and necessity OF the APP
plics;ion Of steam power to the largest ships.
Already on that occasion considerable sqaa-
dron OF line of battle ships, moved by screw
propellers, was collected but this force has
since been largely increased, and our readers
viii pernse with interest list of the line of
battle ships andfrigates now afoat and moved
by this powerful mechanism
| The Tines then gives a list OF 23 heavy
screw steamships, the largest carrying 100
guns, with 400 horse power the next, go
guns. with 900 horse-p power the third, 101
guns and 600 horse power; and the most of
the remainder carrying from 80 to 60 guns
| In addition to these, 10 new screw steamships
are building, and viii probably be afloat in a
few months, Of which two are Of 100 guns
one of zoo guns, SIX of 90 guns, three Of so,
| and one of so guns. There are also now
ahoat, 10 powerful paddle wheel steamers,
| which are ranked as powerful frigates, be-
sides steamers Of an inferier class, and the
| whole sailing feet OF England, amounting to
| some FIVE hundred vessels, Of which no list is
given. Iga.1 ~ -af fg~
Two Of the large screw line Of battle ships,
and four Of the paddls-wheel steamers are
now ID the Turkish waters, but the greatest
number Of them, already in commission, are
in what is called the Western Squadron, IN
| DER the command Of Admiral Corby, and
| fully prepared in the event Of war, to bring
to the aid of Admiral Dundas much stronger
fleet than that which is now under his com
mand.
Whist these magnificent naval prepare
tions are making by Great Britain, our read
ers will have seen by our dispatches of Sat
| urday, that the laboring classes are raising a
fearful cry for bread, and that bread riots had
already commenced in some parts Of Devon
sbirp .-A.. ...--. , ,s. . e..
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EARTHER SUPPLIES OF POPULAR
i BookS.-Autobiogrephy OF an Actress. By Mrs.
Mowatt-$ %. =
Flush Times in Alsbausa and Mississippi-Si.z5.
De QuiDey's writinga in sets and sirale yolhmee.
&c each.
Salad for the Soli,ary-SI.25.
Busy momienfs Of Idle Woman-pare 5Cc---
cloth Else. -
js2 JAMES woopHousE.
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NOTICE NOTICE = BALTIMORE
IN DAILY SUN.-Ali subscribers to the Baltimore
Daily Sum- owing Lewis Lindsay, the Carrier, viii
please make their payments at the office on 4th
Pearl street. J. w. EVANS.
N B.-The SUN will be delivered on shockoe
Hill Route in future by Mr.. George Williams Sub
scribers served heretofore for 10 cents per week.
payable 10 the Carrier weekly.
ia 30-4tA J. w EVANS
4 WISH to hire 3 MEN-one DRIVER
IL and two LUMBER YARD HANDS. Persons
having either will please cali at my lumbe yard on
the Canal, between 9th and 7th sts 's5t
ja SOFT c. wALTHALL
pRIVATE BOARDING.-A gentleman
Il and his lady be furnish d with a private
room and board in genteel family, residing short
distance from the Banks Inquire at this Office
ia Sc-ts
NOT1CE.-1he President and Directors
~ of the Glover Hill Railroad Company have de-
clared dividend of Ten Per cent out of the profits
OF the last six months, payable at the office Of the
Company on and after the fret day of March next
ia SOW D. s WOoLDRIDGE. Trea'r. -
4 OS1, between the Old Market and
- Cbarch Hill. on iday last, TWO LARGE
MEMORANDUM BOOKS, with three or four
smaller ones inside. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving them at this office al the
Old Market. IA CHAS LEBER
All persons are foIewarned to pay none of my &C.
counts unless presented by myself c. l..
10 S0--Stt ~ 2 "af=sIi-f e'f 45a r.5
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iii CANT LOTS ON CLAY STREET AT PRI-
VATE SALE.-For sale, new brick COTTAGE on
Clay street opposite the resdenceo Peter 6linn,
outhouses all finished in nice style, the whole pre-
misses presenting remarkably neat appearance with
$50 feet of ground on CLAW street, adjoining the
above, running back about $50 feet
A long credit will be given for considerable por.
ton ofthe purchase money.
Is 80 TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
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> MULES AND WAGONS FOR
dASALE.-306 fine. young. well broke MULES
and GEAR, and II WAGONS for sale
1. ia S0-dltcIt LEE OVERLY
MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
1Nl LOAN lCoMPANY-CAPITAL STOCK. 600
SHARE S-ULTIMATE OR PAR VALUE,
SEC, 900,
Annual Statement of the Condition of said Com
pany, published by order Of the Stockholders
made at their Ann aal Meeting on the 5th of JAN
= usry, 1854: .ss
1852, Dec 3l-Cssb balance on
I hand, 81 SS3 SO
1853, Dec 3l-Cssh rece It's dur
this year, 7,685 sc
5000 &c
1856, Dec 5l-Dsbarse mentss. SO
xaa z Balance on hand, ...........$ 54S SO
1858, Dec sl-Loans to date l22 shares $l22oo 90
1858, Dec Sl-Premiums loans, 5000. 50 iss 66s
~ @ Total receipts of interest
+ Hssa+s,i4s 10 GATE, 200 "A
I sa Total receipts from sales of
ia fig forfeited shares, ..........,....70 IS
..5,s- --ts.s ii lssts+gs, $50 50 652 So
Expenses to date, ....,........3 98 n
544Stl tssYtcs4rsE
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!. SOLO-PJANO FoRTE-Le Carueval de Venice
Composed aud executed by Sixnor c. Bottesili
2. GRAND CAvATiNA, composed by Trnhp. Song
by Mad. SfarNsKI sss - 80 Ht88
8. ELEZIR D'AM0R-Gxarny & Hen-foT Viosa,
and Piano Forte. Executed by Signor BeTTa and,
Herr Thow.
4. SCOTTISH SoNG-.Annie Lswrie" Ely Prof
Millar af@z66 FsrfE
s. GRAND SOLO FOR FLUTE. with variations
la File du Regimxnt' Executed by Madam.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

Mr.. SoULE AND THE SPAStsn Govern.
MENT.-The MaIrid correspondent Of the
London Times lately announced that Mr..
Soue, the United States Minister. was in
''hi 5II favor" at Mtdri |. particularly with
the Queen. who. it was represented. had
shown him marked attention. II, how
ever, the Paris correspondent of the Gin
cinnnti Gazette is to be relied on, the We
ry reverse ii the fact. He says he learns
from reliable authority that the S parish
Government has demanded, or is about
to demand from our Government. the re-
call OF Mr.. Soult; and after stating that
the cause Of this move is not assigned,
adds:
1t il altogether probable. however.
that the Spanish guYernnl mt suspects Mr..
SouIe Of having s1methin5 to do with the
late revolutionary movements at Sara
gOsSa. and rs acting AS a general propa-
gandist for the republican party through
out Spain. 1t is sail that the doors OF
the entire diplomatic corps are closed
against him and his family at Madrid.
since the duel. and that certain persons,
in order to avoid inviting him. have refu-
Sed giving receptions that would other
wise have taken place"
The letter is dated the 9th Of March
Another letter to the New York Com
mercial. dated Paris. March I4;h. says:
-Four gentlemen. residing at Madrid.
in the capacity Of ministers from various
powers. near Queen Isabella, are at pre-.
sent in Paris. OH leave Of absence. They
all say that they DO not knoW Mr.. SouIe.
and confirm what is said Of the isolation
in which he lives. They state that his
challenge to NJ. Turgot is considered bar
6arOus, and that his rehabilitation is out of
the question"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

AMERICANS IN AUSTRALIA ALL the
Americans firms in Melbourne have con-
trihuted ESQ each to purchase couple
Of fire engines, with apparatus, and to or
ganize fire department similar to those
in the United States. Rogers & Ware
field. Baltimoreans, are among the con.
tributors. A company Of American CAL
ifornians have started liue Of passenger
wagons-American Of course, made at
Concord N. H.-to Bendigo: another
party have two teams running from Gee
long to Balaarat, and some Cape Cod
folks are doing good business with some
Yankee coaches between Sandridge and
Melbourne. In the latter place about
100 New York buggy wagons are now in
use. Two or three Americans are enga-
ged in catching fish some 40 miles from
Melbourne. intended for that market, and
another party are cutting fre-wood on
speculation. A man named Moss is en-
gagged in selling ice at so cents n pound,
and numerous other Americans are as
the natives by their enterprise
and industry.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12
Another DESPERATE ATTEMPT OF A

ASoruER DESPERATE ATTEMPT OF A
SLAVE To E5CAPE.-The steamer Keystone
State. which arrived at Philadelphia on
Saturday. from Savannah. landed fuy-
tive slave at New Castle. where he was
committed to Jill. It appears that AS the
steamer was entering Delaware bay. a
man was discovered secreted outside OF
the vessel. under the guards. He was
found to be a fugitive Slave who had Sc
GREETED himself there before the vessel
sailed from Savannah on the Wednesday
previous, an had remained in That posi-.
ton, up to the time he WAS discovered,
three days. His position was such that
the water swept over and around him al.
most constantly. He had some bread in
his pocket, which he had intended for
subsistence until he could reach Phila-
delphia. 1t was saturated with salt wa
ter. and dissolved to pulp. The vessel
had encountered high winds, and the po.
siion Of the fugitive was such that he
must have severely suffered.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

Re ESTABLISHMENT OF POLAND AND
HrNdARY.-rhe following from Parish
an letter Exhibits the nature OF the ru.
mors which prevail at the French CAPT
tai
N"The fumor to which alluded a day
or Two ago, respecting tho Intention of Gle
Emperor Nicholas to re establish the
kingdom of Poland in his own empire, is
again revived. It is now said that a
communication has been made in Austria
and Prussia to that effect, and that it
warns them to take the necessary mea-
sures against the outbreaks in their terri
tories, which the execution of his resolve
may occasion. It is added that the third
son Of the Emperor Nicholas is to be
sovereign of the future kingdom Of Po-
land. Whatever truth may be in this
report. and it is not improbable that
such menace may have been expressed.
many Poles receive it favorably. The
idea of a separate Poland, distinct from
the Russian Empire, rather fatters them.
and though all idea OF real independence
is out Of the question. they would prefer
it to their present condition. A similar
menace of revolutionizins Hungary is al
so stated TO have been conveyed TO Aus
triason the part Of the Emperor Nicholas,
who is not without hope that the Hunga-
rian population would prefer his rule to
that of their present masters. The En-
peror of Russia is. in his present temper,
no doubt ready for any act of desperation,
and with complete Indifference to conSs-
qrences. but it is not ~ certain that he
would pass unscathed through the conha.
grafton"