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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29
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Port or New York, January IS, 1854.
CLEARED.
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steamship James Xdssr Disliasoa GSssisssss spsssrs
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s:,s sarah Jane e.;.
Bsh Maria Morton. Buhky, Bridgeport ssraasea 4 TALL
Brig Zsss Norman Harsabsm and m.rhs, u Corning
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Brig Ocean Bird: ps4f.. Boston. n.ssss
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Steamer Beseb, sshaars Pbilsde sphis, " BRss
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Brig Sarah cusbmss. -, New Haven asys. In bal
Brig Eugene Reed, Rod Black Rock. in ballast
h,mns IS days WITH tides u Newu an Acc Erperi.
vsgs s. ga Sid:s Z '' s.isi ssss: Risss
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29

INST, In the letter q our Nadid correspssiesf. -
From ths Indspsad6nss nsaes.l
We received from Mr.. Pierre Soul6 the following
letter. We have no reasons to refuse IL publication
though it viii perhaps be conceded that Il might
have been written In more delicate language. -
pecially in consideration Of . wounded adversary.
who Is now in Q critical state:=
10 mn EDITOR or rU nDREHDMOn.
sR-Your paper Of the oath inst pubshss, undsr the
m.ss eons.1uss ne S.t"sss my son and sSs
Duks Of Alba, end between the Marquis Dc 1urgot and
myself some particulars Of which ara entirely ground
It 10 entirely untrue that 1.-THE explanatory letter writ
ten 10 my By the Duke Of Alba has been, " ~ affirmed
b. your oonespondsnt sent with or without comments
to the Engsh newspapsrs ID II true that from any
publication Of it, contents the difficulty arose which
brought about the hostile meeting the 1Ath Of Novem
ber
II not true that my son has Dssa disarmsd by the
1t il NOT true that my letter to the Marquis de Tursot
II Ia not true that M Dc fugot has allowed three
days 10 practice" But it Is true that he hit eighteen
having got bis band ven In he did not even allow mo
time to ak my affairs; but he urged to hasten the
that had required and which was agreed upoa By his
And finally It is not true that contrary to the gene
Of s,npathy to the wounded" Ny frst movement when
seeing my adversary fall to send him word BY Of
my seoonds, the brave and noorrupble Intsndan Don
Benito Aeno Dc GAminde that ~ hoped that the wound
would not prove ierous" 1t my cloak which, With
ttat Of the heroic General DON Francisco Valdes, my
other second, were used - litter. 1t Was my linen
which was used to dress his wound and my doctor who
gave the first help.
Az for recon citation do not recognise In any one
the right to tute himself Of ,hs pre-
venting me to seek for it, Of the which
should have influenced my determination to refuse it.
had II been offered to
The insult to Madame soue, at n. de Turgots house.
directed against and not agenst her, and
from stations viii h. however high they may SEEM
not those towards which feel 1t all inclined to volun
teer tine slightest concession have the honor to BE- 10
PIERRE SOULE
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Maine LeRialature.

PORTLAND, Jan ~, 1854
The MON CT the Supreme Court 81 to the vaoancss
10 the Senate was read the Houfe cay 1t decides
nrst that the Senator's though less than majority Of
this whole Beard decd, the election OF Senator'S
and that the Rouse all vacaocts without the
OF the Senate Second that the SsnAtofs should
send up al vacancies NJ time, and thar the House
usy refrse 10 60 into convention until this IL done.
Third that II both branches concur they Az lawfully
al che vacancies without acting the others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29

Loss By FIRES IN BosroN.-The following statis-
tics relative to fires in Boston, during the year 1885,
appear on the record of the Board Of Engineers
Of the Fire Department. The total number of alarms
during the year was 2O2 from the following causes
Fires, 1913; false alarms IL; burning chimnsys, s;
alarms originating out of the city, s. rekindng Of
previous fires, 4; repeating the alarm, s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29

FIRE AND LOSS OF METEOROLOGICAL RAILROAD
OBSTRUCTION.
BUFFALO, Jan. -, 1854.
are occurred last night on the premises Of j. T.
Noys which entirely destroyed Loan about $lo
fireman named, Henry r jackson, fell from the third
Story through soutts, and WAS instantly killed.
Last evening . train on the Central Railroad was
thrown from the track this city, In consequence Of
distinctions placed on the read The com pAny offer
Is 900 reward for the discovery Of the miscrsant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29

Tho Ohio Unlted States Usnatsrship.
OuomAn, Jan. -, 1854
Ths democratic members Of the Lsgslaturs, IL eaueus
bAotsd for candidate for United States Senator until
one O'Clock this morning. without sRsstins choice.
They thsu adjourned stne die
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29
The Caviar, Riots In Montreal.

NUNfkEAI ISoF
The rostronsd triss o. the Gsvazr rioters have been
copcueed Quebec The Court ordered the Acquittsl
OF four OF the prsorers for want Of evidence aud tho
res, have been acquitted the ground that the ipdc
meot harses intent t. destroy the church. instead
Of ere v sseaultipg the Padre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29

CINCINNATI, Jan. 81, 1854.
Flour has sdvanoed to 81. Provisions are buoyaut,
with large sales Of bulk At 4c. a6o for shoul.
ders and sides 5000 bbs prime lard solo ct 8Zo
pork 32 26 Sl2 So but now mostly held ct SD Hogs
are SIN arriving, with sales at - 90 IS FrsgAts to
new oAesps.-Flour Soc pork $50. To Pttsburg-Flour
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II has been very cold here TO Cay The thsrmone ter,
~ shutdown, was ut Zsro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29

Clipper ship Messenger Smith, which arrived Of Philalsl
gha 18th ins made the from nan Francisco 70 CAPE
Horn IN 81 thence averaged 200 miles
Gays Asd after passing AIbrolas Bank sol6 miles IN u
OF Delaware on the 23d.
The nav clipper shp Black Warrior. 1885 tons built g
Mewese has bsen sold at about So m 70 s house o
WIN wilson sons Balmore; and the brig Jos CAsie, ~
sons, built ~ Nswburypsrt, double dsek. o. N5O0.
sohr Alice Rogers arrived 81 Boston on Friday Nm
Csps Duby and seventeen SingSDoPo
fordshre.
MnA.vNcHED-At Thenaston recently, BY Mesrs Oliver
commanded BY Osps Simon 4 Long.
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authorizing suits 10 b. brought sgsss the agents OF tAs
NJ NnIIA stated that bi Il to the amount q ~ 80
had already been presented AID hs understood that
con 10 the amount OF $500 600 to b. Pre-
against the State prisons BY which the agent
sued and Judgment rendered against he ocsr n the
name Of the State
Mr. Grossly moved TO strike ont I'll altar the nrst clause
OF the resolution, leaving the commit - that subject
to recommend measues for their better regulation He
suggested that this would b the better rsfsrsnoe.
The motion was lost, and the resolution adopted
BILLS oRDuxD 10 A THIRD RxADN0. mo.
The following bills were considered In Committee Of the
WHOLE
in relation 70 ths nstaral history OF the State Ordered
to third reading.
To provide for the punishment Of assaults with danger
Gus weapons. Ordered 10 . third reading
Relating to niictmsnts for burglary, robbery, Toeny
OF the rscsivpg OF stolen goods Progress reported
and the Senate adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29

The Southern Mail.
sAiunons, Jan Is, 1854
We have ~ mail to night south u Wlimingtoa
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The Steamship Pampere at New Orleans.
NKw ORizAEs jan rs, 1854
The steamship PAmpsro from San Juan, has arrived ct
this port bringing the Sane California dates a. the
Northern Light ct New York
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
The Latest from Washington.

The Latest from Washington.
FURTHER RELATIVE TO TIE GADsDES TREATY.
wAsmsGros, Jan. 49, 1854.
The treaty with Mexico win be sent to the Senate on
Monday, and without any additional provisions being re-
commended 1t Ia Ascsrtaned that General Almonts the
Nexican Minister has not authorised the statement one
version OF which appeared In the HERALD OF yesterday
from some corresponds Mt here that he had authority 70
change the treaty to include and provide for the
Gay and sloo grants and that he has not received any
such authority, any other to negotiate on the suoeos
embraced In It excluded from IT, That provision, 70
which portion OF the Cabinet have taken exception or
rather that which been put forth rs sxcePhonAoe
probably to cover other objections is one not hitherto
noticed In any statements OF the provisions Of the
treaty because not be very great importance
Il Il one that provides for the suppression Of nbuser
ing expeditions the United States into Mxico II
stpulates for the enforcement Of stringent measures
against offenders by Mexico and by the United States
SENATOR TRUMAN SMITH.
1t stated tina. Senator Truman Smith, OF Conn. in
Withdrawing from public life In the spring. and
gazing In the copper mining business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29
Disasters.
ivals al this Fort.

BAHAMAs-At Rum Key about Jan Is, bsxhs Osraelfa.
Johns from Barbados for Philadspha ids CoulanN
ano or Seybcurr henoe for NOrleaus dg chI Buckley
from g Thomas for Lopg Kay next day, 70 LOAD Sse
Elizabeth City. -
Bu,ke. Boston, and sid 3lst fov Catsnis. = -
NASSAU, NPArr Jan H. schSS LsaAbugn Ohasles-
toni Rover Sims NOrissns al6h, ship Sterling, RsweL g
horn for Boston lssky Brig Marie" reported from HYe
VS. ssnteo Cosh y es u md 70 perform quarantine
ST AspRAws-Sld Jan ~. ship Rsdsauatlst. Andfsws.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29
Affairs at the state Capit.a,

THE ALLEGATIONS AGAINST THE LATE LAND COM
EIs.IOHyRs-CoANIrTEE or NvEsTIG ATIoN-MR
sPBNoER DECLIKRS-LITE -sAvING GATES ON FERRY
BoAre-PHEE BRIDGE OVER HAnLBM RIvER-IM
P0RTAFr BILLS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oUEs-
TON, SUBMITTING THE LAW TO THE PEOPLE
COMMITTEE ON HAkBoR ENCRoACHAENrs--CoN
TESTED SHAFTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

I1URNIsnED ROOMS TO LET-wITH FULL B0ARI
Il TO q single married gentleman Apply ~ % Iwenq
first str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

(tHoICE DOGS FOR STOCK, &C, FOR sALE-NBw.
Oundlands Scotch and nglish rat terriers King Chsrs
tranics sporting dogs watch dogs &c ShanghAe wis
Az dogs purchased at 25 Water street will be warran
treet, uP stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

ELEGANT COTTAGES TO LET-TWO ON SEELY
u street. Vanderbilt street. Windsor terrace
Tlatbush, L. Consy Island plank road, each with
and dwelling Of Vanderbilt street aud the Coney
Rent $780, Apply to E. BRLKNAP, 81 Wall street. New
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TTNION COURSE, L. L-TROTTTNG TUESDAY
~ April & +. NJ Purse and stake for $3.50 mile heats
best in g. to wagons Ii. Woodruff Lady Frank
lin; A. Conklin names br. g. Stranger Whelpley nAmeI
BIZ. g. Poney. Stages leave WI lliamsburs hourly.
J. i. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

DEMovAL.-DR. wHfKLKR, oCULIsT, has RE-
IL his Office fer the Of diseases Of the
4s6 Broaswsy entrance 70 his oes In RrsslwAx sad
Broome street Once hours, III A, N. ts4 p. T. Fnms,
and chronic Of the eyeds Of hcwevef
long standing completely cured Artificial eyss iAssrss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

BOARD IN BRooKLyN-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY
~ can obtain large pleasant Furnished room, with pan
tries; situaton high ground and healthy Also few
single gentsmen be accommodated Only few board
prooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

CPLENDID FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-ON THE
~ European plan entire floor will be vacated tho
LIST OF May No 76 Broadway three doors above Ninth
street we'll adapted for family who wish 10 live WE'LL the
house first class and has a the modern
Please apply from IL to p NJ when the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

T,oURTH AvENUE-To LET OR LEASE, A STORE
u and house. with large lot attached, No. a., near
Eleventh street on very favorable Terms and desirable
s'e '0r 'faa' Ok W0f1 LHGsH NOON u Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

UNFINISHED BEDROOM FOR A SINGLE GENTH
man. rent 81 per month There boarders. r.
ferencos Inquire Prospect street Brook
lyn within ten MINUTES walk 81 Fulton ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

COuNTRY RESIDENCE-TO LET OR LEASE, AT
~ Elliottvile Staten Island about ten minutes walk
from the first class three story granite house.
with high basement finished in the best containing
ffteen with stable WELL cistern &c 1t is )und
cd by of forest church
and school. Apply St DR. s. NJ ELLIOTT'S office No. 49S
Broadway or to 7. B. BLEECKER CO., Il Wall street,
ofBr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

BROADWAY STORE-TwENTY.FIvE FEET FRONT
ID and hundred feet deep to let lease Rent mode
rate-Slt0O per Also to let lease, Broadway
lofts Offices stores Easements and workshops
rents from 500 to 81 600 annum Apply to GEORGE p
FOX No. 306 and 32l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25
sussp,Ss AND LODGING.

BOARD IN BROOKLYN ROOMS FURNISHED OR
ID UNFINISHED, with board in small private boarding
house, Situation desirable few minutes walk OF th
Fulton and Montague Ferries Apply 253 Fultonstrset
opposite Clinton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

DLEASANT ROOMS AND BoARD-F0R CENTLE-
i man his wife and single gentleman, can be Obtained
at IS Twenty sixth street. Sixth Family pri-
vate The house has the modern Improvements References
exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

FURNISHED HOUSE TO I-T-wITH ALL THE MO.
dern improvements, bathroom. gas, g. or in suts Of
Twenty seventh avenue Sixth block from
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

DOARD-TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODA-
- ted with breakfast and tea and dinner Sundays
handsome second story front and large pantry at
tachedin private family At So First street No moving
NJ Ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

4 FAMILY OF THREE OCCUPYING A SMALL, GEN
N teel house in Blocker street. Broadway, wish
to let furnished unfurnsbed parlor and office first
floor genteel physician; two neat second
floor with without partial board if gentleman and wife
full board for lady hath Sc worthy attention from
parties wishing aquet genteel homo, with Ap
65
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

ITO LET IN BROOKLYN-TOUR BEAUTIFUL BRICK
three story and basement houses north side Of Division
between Seventh and Eighth streets with cellars
set out esstons steps iron verandahs Ave
from the ferry onnibuses the door Inquire the
Paint Works ComDanys once, l3l Water street.
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TENANTS, KEGTsTEa-

ITO LET-WITH COOKING PRIVILEGES AND USE
OF good cook II required two large parcrs the
floor, containing all the modern improvements will
curied till the first Of May 10y phycians location
trail family private no children References given and
Eleventh street Two furnished bedrooms vacant Rent
in advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

DOoMS TO LET, TURNISHED-TwO OR THREE
N well furnished rooms to let the first Of May sua
Bile fer single Location in the vicinity Of Sc.
Johns For further particulars inquire at North
Mn afraef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

DOARD-PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD FOR
- gentleman and his wife TIVE three single gentle
in the immediate vicinity OF Washington square, and
drec city between two lines Of omnbuses References
and Bleecker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

RoARp UP T0wN.-PLEAsArT ROOMS wITHTULL
ID partial board be had by applyag at l5 Waves
ley place. Gas and bath. References exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

HOUSE TO LET OR LEASE THREE STORY, WITH
II hot cold and shower baths and will BIO let
Furnished carpets and oilcoth will be Sold
June possibly before. II: party renting could take board
sure absolute Apply at 1O7 new number West Twentieth
street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

CTATEN ISLAND-BOARD CAN DE OBTAINED BY
- small family party Of four Ave gentlemen. The
hoIss - new ans peasantly sunsed wishn Two minutes
j Jones Herald once,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

HOUSE FURNISHED, TO LEASE FOR TWO YEARS.
IL near Union square. with fourteen rooms and base
ment good tenart with security il will rent very low;
part Of the may be taken in board agreeable Apply
10 JOS. B. DA CAMARA, No. 81 Nassau street,
G..
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BOARD IN PRIVATE PAMILY-A SMALL FAM.
ID ~ gentleman and wife or two three single gentle
be accommodated With board in house pleasant
H situated NO "a est Fifteenth street. between Eighth
and Ninth avenues, having eonvenisnsss Of baths 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

DOARD.-A FAMILY IN CLINTON PLACE NEAR
ID Broadway No % will let rooms with board the house
has baths and gas Dinner at six o'clock The
ceptonabe reference required and given Rooms for
tlemsn and wife, family, or for single gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12
WHAT Is COMING:

To our utter astOnishmeDt, there seems to be a
depth of political depravity below the reach even Of
the present Senate. The Gadsden Treaty, proposing
to give Santa Anna Fifteen Millions wherewith TO up
hold and conserve his lettering despotsm and certain
SPECTATORS in paper railroads Five Millions mOre-au
to be taken out of the Federal Treasury 10 payment
for strip of rocky desert along Southern
b0rders-wOrth perhaps one hundred thousand dol
lars-wil not 90 down. The Five Millions will not
carry it through though laid out with the incest
regard to economy. WhereupOn one Of the feed ad-
yocates Of the treaty writing to Southern journal
threatens the North with fearful retlibution as fol-
lows:
extension Of territory southwark and slaveryward that
they will not vote for the treaty the twenty mil
lion Inducements should be stricken out The result Of
the o the treaty may be- according to the views
Of Of fbusters the entire disorganizatiOn Of
the Mexican Government and the destruction Of every
power with which could make treaty In this case
our southern and south restern people cH soon be obliged
TO take Mereo upon their hands and the short sighted poll
tei0ns Of the North rM be the means Of ereang Stare
holding com muHis an all Spanish North america from
FL Pasd dorm 10 the Istamus of Daries.
Another treaty will be attempted, but it cannot be
made Santa Anna will throw himself on other resources
spreading to the nationality Of Mexico for support and
c6urting also foreign alliances War ON one side or fill
bustersm the other will give the whole of
Mexico the alternative 70 recognition Of her ma
tionsl rights by her sister republic
When the Annexation Of Texas was frat made
ralyng cry leading Southern politician proclaimed
that Slavery shall yet pour itself out without restraint
and find no limit this side of the Pacific That pur
pose was checked in the organization of California, but
it has never been abandoned 1t will be prosecuted
under Government patronage far that shall prove
practicable butwhenever that fails then by conspiracy
and fllibusteriDg of the Lone Star pattern. Either
the Slave Power must be crippled or it will absorb the
whole of Mexico and make dozen new Slave States
of it. 1t rests occasionally but sleeps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12
THE MILK IN THE COCOA-yUT.

At the same hour of Tuesday evening of last week
that our compositors were putting in type Mr.. Ed
ward c. Delsyans remarkable account Of Gov. Sey-
mours dtrss Of mind in view Of the seathing apprO
"batiop he would receive for his Rum Veto from
certain interest" that same Governor was led out
of bis house by distler and brewer to listen and re-
spoId to the enthusiastic shouts of the congregated
srunkard makers of Albany and their subseryent tat
ordinations assembled to thank him for said Veto.
The Governor, in response, very cordially thanked
them for this evidence that his act was approved BY
hs People and tLen graciousy bowed them away
You will find that crowd particularly Soft next Novem-
ber not to speak of the many times that large por
ton of it will get mellow before that time.
A great German demonstration in honor Of Sey-
nours Veto took place at Buffalo few evenings since
The Governor has mortgage on the vote OF nearly
every seller of Lager Bier in Buffalo.
The Soft organ at Ballston Spa (near Mr.. Delayans
residence) put up Seymours name for reelection on
the platform ofthe Veto In announcing that gratifying
result, the Editor says:
We this day hoist in columns the name of HoRA
SEYMOUR the next candidate for Governor Of this
State. In doing this we are governed by no mere political
or persorsl considerations. We care not whether Gov
Sey mOur be invetente Hard" or pliable Soft
with this have nothing TO do Our for support
ing him are far higher than any political predictions
We might have, or which he may entertain We support
him. ard shall advocate in humble way his re nomi
nation and reelection solely upon the ground that he ha
had the independent Notwithstanding ali the outside
pressure that has been brought to bear against him. 1!
NETo IBE PROHIBIToRY LfQUoR LAw"-t&c. &c. wind
ing up with flourish Of Mr. Deley Certificate to Gov
Seymours purity Of motive and all thar
The Farmers and Hop grO1ers of Exeter, 0tseg
County receiving the news Of the Governors Ye.o
gathered around tavern, borrowed esRoon, and ba