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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19
Brooklyn city News.

EXPLOSION or A CAMPBRNE LAMA servant, named
Margaret Kennedy employed in the boarding house
Mr.. Hubbell In Plymouth street, Adams was dan
gerously injured Friday night by the explosion of
csmphene lamp which che engaged In replenshing
while the wick burning She taken to the hos
pta Several of the boarders considerably burned
In their exerons to suppress the fsmes which had
veloped nearly her whole person.
ATTlnT TO PoisoN CMIDRxN- On Wednesday of last
week several frosted seedcakes were thrown into the
yard in the Of the house occupied by Mr. JOSEPH
GARNER No 1871 Atlantic street Several Of his children
playing there at the tme and picked them up but
fortunately laid them aside. Shortly after small dog
found one Of the cakes and ate IT. when he was taken
circumstance aroused suspicion, and the cakes were
taken TO druggist, who, examining the frosting,
found quantity OF arsenic mixed with the sugar. The
intention evidently to poison the children No clue
to the wretch has been discovered.
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Hernia Marine Correspondence.

HAMILTON. (Bsrmuda), June 6-Bark 'psrcisy. Capt
100 ssis Sisst oil She ssushed
BAH Chase Sses ont months; las. from
srdsy for sssrsiss Capt Chase reports that
Flying Arrow two barks and many other whslsrs win call
Ihe bull Of American schr Rio found dereliot, and
Conn q Vice Admiralty. II Brought eleven pounds two
oiv. Capt Hall left here yesterday for 81 Thomas
Disasters.
SHIP FoRnEsrER, ashore At wellneet purchased by
se done with her or got from
thought that severe storm Ter ofer nsc snd
.sss 'Ss
i'i s nS Iss ps,. bound to i;s
,ss, She ":
'S :s
Ss s1qS not
N ysssssys impression As ashore six miles south Of
BARK NARY J KrnpALr which was got of Gsnsway
@ 5sps,s EsT %ss was si In
% 1s $500 and $4,000 supposed to se
in RaIe MARINE hence, arr at Archst "a inss was IN
was dam aged in rigging and hull slightly
scHn ~ for New YG,h which struck on Race
sLoop WV Bownr Rhodes hence for Providence, be.
fore ted ashore beach was got of abt
L. O'Clock Ihursday vithot arrived
Providence Friday Only u hhds sue Deck
thrown overheard
Notice 20 Mariners.
The light vessel mcoref two miles south Of the south
Shoal Nan uoknt in II fathons the 18th inst
end showed light tho first time the evening Of
that day vcsses AZ pass within nile 70 the north
ward a the light vessel In safety.
Whalemsns
Arr o. New Bedford sth ship Julian Cleveland, Arctic
oceaa Taieahpato March 20 100 ebi s 2sNo de- WI O.,
hone Spoke Nsy 10 LAT 30 g Ion 81 ~ W.
Gratitude, Cornell ofsud for NJ 300 VII
CD ship Betsy William Austin, Pacific Ocean. -
sid from Edgariown 3th, chip Atlantic lof nantuekeD
Coleman Pacific Ocean. 80
Arr Mgstc 18Th. sohr Wehiugtop Eldriige Fnlkand
1slands Api g. Left chip Eronsut Eldr,dse. OF Mystic
$50 bbis Elephant OIL 10 cruise AID homo; brig Parenn
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCR
Port or New YORK, June Is, 1854.
ARRIVED.


TO s"sisas fisa:s i Skinner N'''''' &C., win na''
s w,as s s. ss To SAN s'ss p
e. ZIP Of s1s OF b1 sss d
Of Tormos spoke whale ship Greth Perry Of rBedford
s..s q sahda March s7sh With teas and silks %
skiR csssstse, tsl,PRsr wa.nson Liysrpe, May ?
Sssvy tsqs.i carried s' ava. ~ IL
Ss ns .
vest Georges Hanks 9th inst IS IS passed
psses ssrk sn.pdrascn steering ~ - o. ION % -
Weld GO, Of Boston May sist lat 81 I'm signal
lon ship steering + painted black With los.
%sss Tsa q Ion ss
Gains The sa days aus ns'' Saa
ssp g s';s S's1s ssS:
Phi'cmela steering E. The has been II days west Of
ship Juvspta (of Thomaston Watts Havro ssdAys with
q lon ssip Ssleond. from asvrs ier New York;
'fs with sss
- az: s'
sts sssn & Tbs has been 's'm'd
bound
n!:s ss s.yi s's
e. s 1ss
srs G cr. cossn Seuyita June Nth ndss e
ri Es1 Ssa;s i hSs;
Bark sssSTn e
LAT g 90 Ion spoke ship Caroline Dow from Havana
Bsra rSyson Fuller, cienfussos June with sugar,
Brig Beneuols (of Borton) Hichborn Cenfueg,s II days.
with sugsr, and %oisssss 70 BuSk ,.h
and 70
y. a lon % 10 spoke clipper ship Oh smpOn Of tho Seas
Brig Cbatwcrsh Brown, Para, May aO,h, with india
Bse George wsshinste taf Portsmouth, MD Day Man
May e i
poss ship Kate snton Gs Bs,h 10 days from New Or
days With mOlasses to stprgo Coz vessel Msyhow TAI
BIS .noy Ann of ws!l. Pete santa Cruz sJu.s, 10
Sssss Srss Rsssss Of sssspor and Gov Book
d sss D NJ nit OF .s @
M;sxs for Boston =; PorsugSess brig LaTTs NYoE
70 sfa1'essEs n Nichols
nrs NaresllSs of cEssnp0r Bourne. Havana. days,
RS
.,s r assss &c sss: s. ssss
sS y sn's u Iris hence for Port a.
sxsy pantopmast and split manmast and manssil and
sehr A r shaw, Falhsnburs. St Johns. Flo, 8 days,
pine Sss's SoEe Si s"'''ns A'''0' days. with
.pss 70 sr & IT, 10th e
spoke achr Dsn Webster from Baltimore for Bangor,
Schr Merwn (of New Haven't Thomas Jacksonville, 8
days with lumber to II Rohenbaugh.
Schr Isaac w Hughs, Field, Newborn, days.
ssRr cSas Pssses sga philsdspSs Foster
ha. Fla, 16 days with lumber, to master.
Schr Eclipse gher Ferris from wreck OF ship Montezu
ma, ashore AZ New Inlet Long leland.
Schr Helen Mar, Kelley, Machias, 10 days.
Schr Diamond Morton, New BE iford.
schr Henrctta, Smith, Portland, CT.
Steamer Petrol, Henry, Providence.
BELOW.
One lumber loaded brig atopsai schr and Br fore and
aft schr.
Bark Lucerne, Elliott Lisbon.
Sid nth, ship Jeremiah Thompson, st John, NIB.
Wind during The day from South; sunset, SW.
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csss VAS then given to the jury, who afte n hours o.
liberation rendered the following
VERDICT. 4ast
THAT Jsmes Cohseey came TO his death by copressi~n
OF the brain fran fall the sidewalk caused by blow
given by John Aacintyrs Further. we find that said
blow was given without intent to effect serious results
and under excitement produced BY repeated and unjus
fable assaults from the deceased
Upon the rendition Of the verdict the prisoner was
discharged by the Coroner, with the understanding that
he hould appear this morning aud give bail In 81 600
await the action Of the Grand Jury TAe deceased was
50 years Of age, and leaves several relatives residing
this city.
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TDBoPOsALs FOR BUILDING COUNTY COURT
i House and Jail at Riverhaad, Suffolk County n Y =
sesled prop,sals will be received at the County Cerkn
ocs until the 18th day OF July sxt Tor iur
nishps materials building Court Housa AMI JAN AZ
The shove named place per atoms AID plans fog
each wiich msy be said County Clerks offca
by the Chairman Of she Bosfd q spsry In The pre-
senee az the Beard tho Court House IN Riyerhesd
prnted copy ALLOWS will BE- fu nibed on APP
ploessn 10 James Cooper, Clerk Of taid couny Pro-
nj es NAV 10 20 thn Chatm Of the Board %
superysors 81 JamesB Cooper Suffolk con!t Iouss
New York TIE Board viii reject my one or oil Of said
proposals, az II may doom proper.
SYLVESTER MILLER, , en,ts
June "a 1854 WA, " POST, Somm''oe-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

TEMPERANCE STATE NoNfsATfss CONTENTION
we see IL suggested that the different temperance
organizations in the State meet by delegates, In the
oity Of Now York, during the session there OF the
State Agricultural Fair, to ratify Slae nominations
already made by other parties. or make nomina-
tions ii their own This idea Is gcneIay seconded,
with the proviso that II Che candidate Of the parties
me iii for the Maine law no noIniiation IL TO DO
,oade. If All nro against Il on indcIcndent n0mi.
ration ID 10 be made II only one IA Icdged for IT,,
he ia to be adopted by the friends OF The law, aud
voted fcr---IlJuny Anas Jtne II.
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Benjamin Urnsr. Merchant, Ohio.
Auursn suIih. ........... Merchant Ohio.
A. MiltepbeTger. ........... Merchant, Mlnoun.
T. band Counsellor at Law Missouri.
George Haskell. ...-.......M D., Illinois
John Hcwarth ........... Merchant, Mass
Amos kogers.. Manufacturer, New York.
John w. Fowler. Professor, New York.
Crsnstoun Laurie. City OF Washington.
John viele.. .Counssl lor-at Law, NY
Elisha Wa'ers.. ........... Merchant, New York.
= Tanner. ........ Physician, Maryland
The following is the letter of Gov. Talm dge, ac-
cepting the presidency ofthe society
NEW York, June 10, 1854
SRI have received your of this date informing
me Of my election to the Office Of President of The
Society for the Diffusion of Spiritual Knowleig e" am
duly sepsblc Of the honor conferred by this appointment
and accept II with pleasure. From my earliest invest
cation of sprtualsrn have endeavored TO avoid public
observation content with being humble and silent
seeker after truth But circumstances beyond my con-
troll have brought my before the public and have
thus with Others been exposed to the denuucaons and
rdicuie the pulpit the press a. well as Of those in
high civil positions 1t is not in my nature be silent
inactive under those assaults OF bgoty ignorance
am therefore reaoy to grid the of truth and
manfuy do battle for the great of civil and
lgious progress In which you engaged
Knowing the solid foundation ON which "The Society
for the Diffusion OF Spiritual knowledge" is based and
that those engaged in 1T intend to spare pains
to advance the great objects for which 1t was In
sttuted fail 70 forsee and appreciate the grand
results Of its operations have approved and watched
with interest the movements Of the American Bible 80
ciety and Of the American Foreign and Home Missionary
Societies. but rest assured that the progress OF 1.-The
ciety for the Diffusion Of Spiritual Knowledge wiz be in
geometrical ratio compared with those Your society
is the nucleus Of mighty movements which will in due
time be fully developed. There now operat
ing which, with Spirtnasrn as the fulcrum, will like
the lever Of Afchimedes, the world
Wishing you "God-specd" in your noble endeayors
remain, with sentiments of the highest respect and
esteem, Your obedient servant,
Mp TAII.MADGE.
To stephen NJ Allen, Esq, Secretary, sc.
At the first meeting in which the above organi-
cation completed, the following prayer was writ
ten through the hand of Judge Edmonds:--
thou Great First Cause, benfcent Father and Gre
aor Of ALL bless thee for thy mercy and loving kind
We thank thee for tho privileges thou hast
cast upon in suffering thy holy spirits to minister to
Accept the grateful offerings of thanks aud
praise and enable to know that Redeemer still
veth that in every human heart sumbers the Spirit of
Cod as our Saviour to feel that he orders all things we'll
and TO say his will be done.
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LAvrcHED-At Robbinston, 10th inst, by Mr. Brew
or beautiful sbip Of $40 tons called the Msrshal Ro-
herts the 10th vessel built by Mr B. and said to be
the best he built She nearly all oak and pitch pine
Warren, Me- recently by Mr. Wyilie splendid schr Of
who s part owner.
18th ult by Mr. Austin full ship. Of
1900 tons called the Ontario There two other Eastern
eighting ships Of this besides whale ship Of New
Bedford.1
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CFrom the st. Louis DsueeTat, June 1851 ot'j y
3 ExPresident Willard Fillmore, with bis fhmiiy
and friends, left this city at O'Clock yesterday
morning ON one Of the Alton packets, to meet the
Chicago morning train. He proceeds as directly
and exped'tiously as convenient, to Buffalo-his
place Of residence.
On Monday he held levees at the Planters House,
and was visited by immense numbers of ladies and
gentlemen. Under the escort OF some OF our lead
ing citizens he visited, on the same day, the arse
NAL the marine hospital some of our most extensive
manufactures and various elegant public buildings
again received calls from the citizens at large, and
in the afternoon he visited Col. O'Fallons splendid
country seat, Athl0ne, on the BellefOntain road,
where he was met by largo party OF ladies' and
gentlemen. Returning to the city, tae company
met again at the eidence of ex-Mayor Kennett,
whence they adjourned to meet Immediately after
at that Of Mayor How.
AT twelve O'Clock ON Tuesday night, the Ex-Pres-
dent was serenaded by thirty or forty musicians,
of the Varieties Orchestra. Tho selections of pieces
were excellent, and the music admirable. The sere-
made was intended as q surprise, and gotten up IN
secrecy, yet the streets adjacent to the Planters
were crowded with very many citizens.
After the seIenade, Mr.. Fillmore appeared at his
window and thanked his friends for the compli-
ment they had paid him. He said that in the hurry
OF the present visit he had not had the time to visit
every part of this great and growing city rs he
shou6 have wished; but at some future time he
hoped 10 have the opportunity and the leisure for
more lengthy visit. 10 protested himself much sur
prised by every thing he had seen in St. Louis-its
sudden and great Development was beyond parallel.
Hoping to meet his friends again ere 3 very great
while, he babe them good night.
Yesterday morning. the distinguished guest and
party were escorted to the boat by the National
Guards in full dress uniform; also by his honor. the
Mayor, and number Of other citizens. We believe
the visters carry away with them the most favora-
BILE Impressions Of the Mound City. Mr.. Fillmore
himself as also Judge Hall and Mr.. Bancroft, were
enthusiastic in the frequent admiration of re-
sources, our elegant public and private buildings,
the beautiful situation and extent of city, and
the evident wealth of our citizens.
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Tclegraphlc Marine Report.
BOSTON, june ls-Ar ship Diana, NOreans; bsrhs So
phrcnia TacAhnano Georgiana, BALTIMORE brigs Canton
and Empire, Philadelphia
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-,,c pICHMoND enquirer,
,rBL1sHEp DAILY aNe ppYoR
TIE K " $:

.,., 5oIars per 8nnum, and at tho rate Of
dollars per Annum and three dollars for SIX
ssT : a e: is:s
ss a this Fsnd per- sSsd soa o
8aHh A. ,y;tsrs The postage Of single letter Is
tns nv aesoun, the writer 1t is the accumulation o.
Of any business operates as serioasta1
..ya sd'o;s TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n.uy ESQCIRER:-For TEN limos or loss, bret IN
rhsi sr cents and every succeeding inseIiGn
and half for each insertion allor the hrst.
m charged hfty dollars for 70 lines and
llnuai far advertisements ofa greater length LOTTERY
charged Sloo, paPer ineluied)
' Is SMlwEEKLY-For TEN ns''or less hrst insertion
y ihI IN ~ .sca continuance so cents.
G.. from, distance mus'es aeeonpsaied with tho advance
n aud tributes Of respee efeeedsns eight nes,
- an ~ a. entertainments.
r M i;,ucr... snd !uartayesfron the county, whenever
-. writing Is unknown 10 US, must DO authentiea eu
e The PoiImaater in the neighoorhoou or
he puoshed Every that hap been aken
@ rosi.cns and Quizzes has heretofore proved unavsi
upon such commune atiof being certinec
he Postmaster erfften on the back Of the scseT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-21
THE ARABIA AT BOSTON.

The AHAblA Al bOolotN
1Is;,engs, from England and Francs 10 tho Csor- 7hs
Japan Expedition
BosroN March 1.-The steamer Arabia arrived tne morn
Ing in thirty hours from Halflx Her mails went South al
8 o'clock.
Later intelligence from Spain states that the nsurecton
had broken out u ArraRon The Msorca regiment had et
Madrid for Saragossa aud another was soon to follow Inc
iosurrec,lonary movemant was extensive.
russian expedition left Shanghai, Dec "a for Japan
Com. Peuy's souadron would shortly follow.
The Moneur publishe decree ordering te
naval ff ers to act win the English Of nation
R}hnd e. Sims warehouses at Manchester haa oeen
burned; loss S5O0CO0 =, ,,o,;,,
In the English Parliament Lok Elenborough, n moving
for the Militia returns, insisted strongly that me oop
should havo been sent 10 the Baltic instead OF me 80
The Dpke Of Newcasre in reply, said that Eag'and mao
nlenty of troops and ships for both the an
the Baltic Tho Earl OF Winchester reconmepeeo ,'
absmcn of on independent Greek Empire at Consau'ino
ple T.. contained IN ,be
London Times, 10 this effect:
England aud France had despatched couters 10 81
burg with address, gnlfyng TO the car oy way u. s
jolnder ia his 10 Louis Napoleon ha' h' 'hu'' CIVIC
back out Of the PrIncipalitles or hgh''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-21
4 NEW THING ENTIRELY.
E0pMANCE HEARD Of

ADlIE MOST ASTONISHING PERFORMANCE HEARD or.G
Barrels Fkins Kegs, and all descriptions o Cooper Tork
finished defect. airght, ard smooth enough 10
.h entirely by machinery The timber Is taken IN the 2o'
hollown and with the sran cut OF Chier
E dressed perfectly smooth In and ouslde of UNIFORM hck'
ne with perfect accuracy each having Its prop ronae
m according width and the strength OF each luy ssted.
hoSeel. chamdrcd crozecu heads turned and inc
prepared hopping prVcoss In manner 80 PerocI'
ec superior nish that challenge the world 10 pro.
s equal aud that the Of from TWO to ihrec hundred per
|Io each machine :,
10y this process ali casks can bs made from the smallest White.
rex the cask general usc all OF which can be
20 hold subtle fluids adapted 10 tho packing
r goods. In fac tho machinery canuS make IN
|ecl article. unless the fault exclusively In the timber
ous purchase the right 10 use this Machinery ID
ony the State Of Virginia. obtain any information oy
Fas the subscriber Fancy Hill, Rocsbrdge county Va
Agent for the State excepting the counties oi Lien
a:d Chesterfield, which have been previously SOLD;
|D.t l5-cRu DAVID F. tAlhD, AGENT
SNO ALL WHOM IT MA Z YCONCEHN.-TAkE NOTICE;
Ia, on the 2lst day Of April 1854, VIM G. Thompson oI
Frankn county A9Ssm1 'ssy apoJuIsa Jps S ?, and
s1aumrson orphans OF Mary E. Thompson, formerly May
ds.ed will petition The Judge OF the Clrcuit court o.
tId our;y Vir3ina order Joseph Camposli oxeeuo
as Campbell Of said county Of Louisa TO pay aud us
m me- my agent oratorney all personal property anu money
hands Of The said Campbell belonging Tho sad warls ant
iu,ther order may be required under chap
Code Of Virginia. touching the said wards and thsr o.
B. - WIN g. THOMPSON.
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TERRIBLE COLLEGE RIoT-oNE KlLLE0-sE-
WOINDED

New HAvss C7 MARCH ia terrible 'nd I'D aO't os.
81 S Coleoe md norton of the citizens. The origin OF
the nay had some connection with the aunlvs'.ay Of ss
pack The students ana eae,sa s
t'e % ~ " issnJrs oarou ssin'i whereupon
t took place in which one man, named Patrick oNc was
ostapv shot dead Several others were more or less In
fsv Charged planted In front Of the COL
Ia hndn1 which designed 10 rake the enemy fore
lee w Finally and after much difficulty, by the interter
o the city authorities and college faculty. the riot was
This matter has produced immense excitement and tho
whols affair IL TO undergo legal investigation At present
be ngeaders uudetected and The exact cause OF inc
affray is not fully understood.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-21
Npw HAMpsaiRE ELECTION.

The result. Of the gubernatoal election 10 New Hamp
ahirs was anticipated with extraordinary interest Goa
l,lon of Wings, Abolonss and dsaected Democrats mls
taking the character of the Granite Democracy thought 10
divide and defeat them by fomeuting anaeal opposition
to tho Nebraska BILL Every engine of agitation and delu-
sen was put 10 requisiion and every energy exered 10
overcome the Democracy At arst the result was some
what doubtful bu, later and authentic Intelligence as.
sures Of the triumph Of the Democracy.
PRESIDENCY OF TIE RICHMOND AND DAN
VILE RAIL RoAD.-B. ID. Jones, Esq, Is recommend
cd by writer In the Danve Republican, for the Pesiden'
cy Of the Richmond and DanviIe Rail Road. J. b
stosall Esq., Treasurer Of the Commonwealth has also
been named for the ofss Of Prssden. Of this road
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DIsAsTER-wa have received i1'egui0 hs, ,ha Robe u
% O was wrecked of Hatteus on the 9th
u and ali on board peshd The bodies o. eleven o. Ins
unortunais crew drted ashore and ws'e
Norfolk Argus Aareh u.
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ACQUITTAI,.-Tbe examination of Major: Mcdaniel
and Maria Fisher, charged with the murder Of an nlans
chd took place Henry Court this week. and tesosa ~
,orn.v for the Common wealth. John T. Wootton Esq eoo
the dsencs by Messrs Ttedway and Martini DdnD 6'-
oi,ttr March II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-21

U. STATES DISTRICT CoURT-CAsE ot ,alaI. LEE
pscHEI p BROWN-Judse Hsyburton made decree
on "Wednesday In the case Of the vessel Rachel Biown
eoudsmnng her for being engaged 10 the African save aoe
Intention TO die exception 10 the N0r>0& Ssas0n'
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Manager.
r,lwcs MoaRls Esq, Throgs Neck, Weschester, NY.
l.s rrLroN STREET, n. Y, AND BROOKLYN. Conn,
January 23d. 1861 (

s. DE- BrRs, ESQ.,:
p II, rewiIh send you few lines relative TO what thin
m Phosphate Lime which have had Of you last sea
,pnlled u1on my Indian can assure you 1t affords
Eno Inc agricultural immunity az large have had az sas
corn 10 The while neighbors had thirty tre
~ Sc acre on tho same soil. Intend 70 apply soor
an Of your manure and naSng
srourh 10 ihnk will yield Of one hundred
@ acre next .eason Many Of my neishbors will order
YOU when the time arrives
ASisnng you every success IN your business,
remain dear sir, yours, &c.
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Extract from the Kings Speech.

nOur rellons with all foreign Powers are sun marked oy
friendship and proca esteem. The political eompica,
ons which seem TO threaten this moment the general
peace Of Europe will not asc, u.s. least We hope 10
concert with the King Of Denmark have decided ior me
p,ereet OF the United Kingdoms 10 case OF possible acc.'
dent 10 maintain neutral poson which we must eaoea a.
yor to maintain with strength and uuon we no ouen
remain strangers the quarels which have arisen
foreign nations. am certain That the NofWeslsu pr ~
will moi refrsIu from any sacrifice 10 put me 10 sa
guaranty and protect lhis independent Positoo' on
our deares, interests are founded"