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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-06

THE GODDESS OF REAsoN.-In a Paris pa
per of August lst, 1917, we find among the
obituaries the following announcement
died, within these few days, in the hos
pital of pauper lunatics of st. Petrie, where
she had lived unpitied and unknown for ma
ny years, the famous Theroigne de Mericourt
(the Goddess of Reason,) the most remarka-
BILE of the heroines of the Revolution
This female was seated upon throne by
Carnot and Fouche, in the Champ de Mars.
and hailed alternately as the Goddess of Rea-
son and the Goddess of Liberty. There was
something remarkable in the latter days of
this poor creature, and her life is not without
its moral. She, who was publicly taught
to blaspheme her Creator. and to dishonor
her sex, was for the last twenty years of her
miserable life, subject to the greatest of hu-
man calamties--the deprivation of reason.
She repented severely of her horrible crimes,
and her few lucid intervals were filled up
by the most heart-rending lamentations. She
died at the age of 81. This is another full
warning to the living atheists. radicals, and
:" free thinking Christians" who are now fol-
lowing in the steps of the French revolution.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-06

No MoTHER.-'' She has no motherw What
volume of sorrowful truth is comprised in
that single utteranCe-no mother! We must
go far down the hard, rough path of life, and
become Injured to care and sorrow in their
sternest forms, before we can take home to
our own experience the dread reality-no
mother-withOut struggle and tear. But
when it is said of frail young girl, just
passing from childhood toward the life of
womanhood, how sad is the story summed
up in that one short sentence Who now
shall administer the needed counsei-.who
now shall check the wayward fancies-who
now shall bear with the errors and failings
of the motherless daughter?
Deal gently with the child. Let not the
cup of sorrow be overflled by the harshness
of your bearing, or your unsympathizing
coldneSs. Is she needless of her doing? Is
she forgetful of duty? Is she careless in her
movements? Remember oh, remember,
$ she has no mother!' When her young
companions are gay and joyous. does she sit
sorrowingq Does she pass with langud
step and downcast eye, when you would
fain witness the gushing and overhowing
gadness of youth? Chide her not-for she
is motherless; and the great sorrow comes
down upon her soul like an incubus. Can
you gain her confidence, can you win her
love? Come then TO the motherless with
the boon of your tenderest care. and by the
memory of your own mother, already, per-
haps, passed away,-by the fullness of your
own remembered sorrow--by the possibility
that your own child may yet be motherless,
contribute, so far as you may, to relieve
the sorrow and repair the loss of that fair,
fral child. who is written, motherless-
| Portland Eclectic
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-06

torn, year after year, tilllife escapes beneath
the torture. To be just, moderate and true,
is to be, almost certainly sexagenarian.-
Yet Incidence, either Of body or mind, much
less of both, is almost as fatal TO protract-
ed existence as excess in pursuit Of fortune,
or in the chase of pleasure. Nature is never
idle, and will not allow man to be SO,
without dwarfng his intellect and shorten
ing his days. But as few Americans permit
themselves to rust out. we dismiss this part
Of our subject without further comment.
Who will be wise and live long? Who
foolish, and die prematurely Either course
is before you, reader.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-06

IL MAN DEFORE ADAM.-A COnSlOmeTdle
work, to use geological phrase, has lately
been published in Philadelphia, entitled
The Types of Mankind" made up of con-
tributions from the late DR.. Morton, Agas-D
siz, Usher, Mott and Gliddon. This work
is destined to create something of commo-
ton in the religious world. The idea of the
unity of the race of man is totally discarded
by the authors, one and all. DR.. Usher
makes the astounding statement in this work
that human fossil has been found in New
Orleans, in the course of some excavations
In that city, to which pre-Adamite age is
attributed. According to his authority, the
skeleton of a man, of the conformation of
our native Indians, was discovered at depth
of sixteen feet, lying below succession of
four fossil cypress forests, TO each Of which
the age of $4,000 years is given. Agassiz is
said TO have accepted this as fact, and
based upon it his assertion that man existed
upon the earth at least 10000 years ago.
The theologian must either disprove this
statement or be compelled to admit new
exegesis of Holy Writ
The Evening Post is responsible for the
above. We do not see how the fact that
Dr. Usher makes an " astounding statement
about a " human fossil to which pre- Adam
lte age is GttTl0Ht6d," or even that said Skel-
eton was found at the depth Of sixteen feet,
below ''four fossil forests, to each of which
the age of l4,OO0 years is giUers,' is an ade-
quate basis for all that is here piled upon it,
Considering the volume of the mighty Mis-
sissippi the liberties it takes with its banks,
the rapid growth and luxuriance of vegeta-
tion in that semi-tropical region, and the
concurrence of natural convulsions in pro-
ducing physical changes, we think he must
be bold rather than safe generalizer who
could deduce with any confidence from such
data as are here given the conclusion that
Man has existed on this earth l4,000 years,
much less than 10000. We do not pro-
pose to dogmatize in turn; but we cannot
believe 8" the theologian" is g compelled to
admit new exegesis" on any such grounds
as these.-[N. Y, Tribune.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-06

TUNNEL AT CHiHAGo.-The voters of Chi
cago, by majority cf 290 votes, have deci-
ded in favor of constructing tunnel under
the river. 1t is supposed that the tunnel
will answer the purpose of the present bridg-
es. The bridges cost $4,000 each, and the
expense Of repairs and tenders for 1880 was
about $4,000 each. 1t is estimated that the
tunnel will prove saving of money to the
city in ten years, besides doing away with
the bridge nuisance.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-06

LAND OWNERS IN FRANCE.-The tax books
for the year 1854, show that 100000 of
the Inhabitants, or one in three, own land,
with or without buildings upon it, 1t may
be safely said, that in no country, and at no
period. has there ever been such general
are very small. but neverthel IS the holder is
landed proprietor, and proud of the title.
The daily union., 1854-03-03
LOUISIANA.

~
77ol From Now Orleans by For, Pike shiedsboro Pass
Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi, Lynchburg
Springs, and Pascsgoue, TO Mobile Ala, l53 miles
and back, daily the nurmedinte Offices to be sup
piled twice week, both going and returning and
as much oftener the bosts touch.
Leave New Orleans daily at 4 p m from Novon,-
Der to June !, and at IL m residue Of year
Arrive at Mobile next day by 10 m from Novon,-
Der to June l, and al m rcsldus Of year !;
Leave Mobile daily whoe year at pm;
Arrive at New Orleans next day whole year by
Sam #
7709 From Now Orleans, by Red River Landing Alexan-
dris, and Grand Ecore, TO Shreveport, $40 mies
and back three timos week.
Lesve Now Orleans every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at S pm; tHE Is.
Arrive Grand Ecore next Friday Sunday, and
Tuesday by 10 m, and arrive at Shreveport
next days by g Am;
Leave Shreveport every Monday, Thursday, and
Saturday between y m and II M;
Arrive at GRIND Ecore next dn va bv n 4 M and
arrive at New Orleans every Tuesday, Friday,
and Sunday by p m.
Tho Department may employ agent at New Or
leans TO forward the mails on this route by tho
trip during the season of navigation on Red river.
7703 From New Orleans, by Mandevllc and Madison
vile, to Covington, 90 miles and back, three
times week.
Leave New Orleans every Monday, Wednesday, and
Leave Covngton every Tuesday, rhursdsy, and
Saturday al m;
Arrive at New Orleans same daysb by +pm.
Bids for six x-,,snes- a. week service are invied.
77O4 From Nav Orleans to Lafayene City miles and
back, daily, except Sunday.
Leave New Orleans daily, except Sunday, at ~ n, !;
Arrivs at Lahyss,s City Same day by 2pm;
The daily union., 1854-03-03

Y. -. - u
The daily union., 1854-03-03

Arrive at Wilmington same day by spm
1859 From Dorado BY Lisbon and Buffalo, to Camden
- miles and back, thiee times week.
Leave Dorado every Tuesday, Friday, and Sun
AayM6amj
Lsav: Camden every Monday Thursday, and Sat
Arrive u q Dorado same days by pm.
Bids TO Gx times a week will be considered.
1880 From p Dorado, by Hllsboro and Cherry Ridge to
1asmsryle, % Smiles !. and back, twice week
Leave Fl Dorado every Tuesday and Friday at a m;
I.sv. F.rms~viiis every "wednesday : and saturday
Arrive At ri Dorado same days bysp-m
Bid: % perform shree-umes-a-wcek service are in
1901 Prom e Dorado, by Beaver Ruin, Three Crook,
Sss<tsville, La, Franksvie Tiger Creek, and Hor-
nsr, 70 Mndcn 81 miles and back once week.
Lave Il Dorado every Tuesday at ami
Arrive al Minden mex, day by I0pm;
Lave Minden every Thsrsday at6a
Arrive At r Dorado next day by 10 pm
790 From E Dorado, by Mount Holly, Calhoun, and Dor
eAsst to Lswisvillc, 10 miles and back, twice a
Leave Il Dorado every Monday and Friday a, 4 a m;
Arrive at LswisvI'c next days by l0pm
Law Lswisvills every Wednesday and Sunday at
Arrive Il z, Dorado next days by ispm.
ss Bds . run thrss times week viii be eonsiderod
5sS From 81 Dorado, by Champagnole, Wilmington,
ss:io, and Gu On, % B.r,hoIomsw, io7 mile.
Leave IA Dorado every Monday and Thursday a, 6
Amvs IL bsrho'omew every wednesday and Sat
srday by 3pm; W
Leave Bartholomew every Monday and Thursday at
Auivs u Fl Dorado every Wednesday and Saturday
M3pm.
B3As 70 run three tmes a week between Warren and
Bartholomew, and twice week the residue, will
be considered. t#
r5e4 FWm Camden, by Liberty. Cansy, Mount Moriah
sd ed casrss Mal., TO Washington, So miles and
Lsavs Camden every Wednesday and Saturday at
Am;
Arrive q Washington days by Jpn;
LAavs Washington every Monday and Thursday at
0am
Aynvs 1t Camden next days by 7pm. t
75oS From Camden TO Arkadelphia, SO miles and back
enos Z week.
LAnvs Camden every Mondav st6sm;
Arrive 1t Arkadephis day by II m;
Lavs ArkadsIphia every Tuesday at PM;
Assivs at Camden day by m.
70so ftum Lb6on 70 Mount Holly Is miles and bach,
wssk.
Lsavs Camden every Monday at Gam;
Arrive 4 Meant Holly day by IL m;
LSavs Mount Holly every Monday M pm;
Arrive II Camden same day BY pm.
x07 From Washington, by Spring Hill and Lewisvile
10 Walnui Hill, 60 miles and back, twice week
Leave Washington every Wednesday and Saturday
ats
The daily union., 1854-03-03

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The daily union., 1854-03-03

Arrive q Wslsus Hni nsxt dsys by u m
Lave wsins, Hal svssy Monday and rhassdsy =,
Arays at Washington nsx, d.ys by m.
Bid. q perform hres-tia'ss-s-wssk service arc In
1893 From Washington, by Miro Greek aud Wilton, to
Murffeesboro', 80 miles and back, once weak.
Leave Washingson every Monday a 6ami
Leave Marirsssboro' every Tuesday At Sam;
Arrive 1t Warrington same day by . m.
1899 FsOm Parelhs, 6y Laon's Beard, Ultima Thule,
E.gie.own, Luk-lsh-t.h and WhssIoek, y Doaks-
villa, 10 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Psraclifta evcry Tuesday and Friday at m;
Arrive At Doaksvills next days BY PM
Leave Desksvills every Tuesday and Friday at a
Arrive at Psraclifta next days by SPIN.
Bids To run throo times d week invited.
Bids TO commence at Washington, and supply Co
lambus Saline, and Brownstown, increasing dis
tanco 36 miles, and TO three times q week on
entire route, will bo considered.
1900 From Warrington, by Columbus, Saline, Browns
town town. Paraelila Rocky Comfort, Mill Greek,
miles and back, twice week
Leave Washington every Thursday and Monday at
Arrive at Clarlsvile nsxt days by m;
Leave ClarksviIle every Thursday and Monday at
6um;
Arrive at Washington next days by m. IN,
Bids three times week will be considered and
bids to omit Columbus, Saline, Brownstown, and
Paraclifta, and to run twice, three times, and six
times week, invited.
7GOl From Washington by Justus Mills, Centre Point
Shetucket and Gap Springs, 10 Panther, 100 miles
and back, week.
Leave Washington every Wednesday at PM;
Arrive at Panther next day by pm;
Leave Panther every Sunday at am;
Arrive at Washington every Wednesday by II m.
7602 From Washington to Fulton, Is miles and back,
twice week. Hu
Leave Washington every Wednesday and Saturday
attain; 8i@6 N3y 4H0
Arrive at Fulton days by IL ami
Leave Fulton every Wednesday and Saturday at
pm;
Arrive at Washington same days by p m.
Bids to perform three-tines-a-week service in
vited.
7sna Cxnr, a n.o,. L., puooL.on M,,rea..Noxo, Iohn
The daily union., 1854-03-03

&
zsIvs = Hes sPrinss .szt az by lo.ni
Leave Hot Spring. sysy Tuesday a pai
rs .@ cAsfs.s g 'fls Pleasant 5 yssy mile. and
L.s~ sss1 6S;sr.i.s Siss Sss. every rAp.d.y as..i
Arrive i PIsss.n. valley same day by Sam;
Leave PIs...n. Valley every Thursday s.losmi
1E,: Gass;a .:%: .;y .s;,! y -. s,
20 So ssss.. .sd Harold, . Mount Ida, % miles .ad
z:,: s,: ssis :. Gssss I u. .,s:y Friday y SPIN;
L.s.. nGS.s Sss. las .ss,y MSre.x g.
1915 Pom Bsnso1 By Blands and Brasil Psryviils. 40
miles and back, week.
Leave Benton every Tuesday at S M;
Arrive st Psrryvills same day BY 7pmi
Leave Psrryvlls evsry Monday ats am;
as7s FRO. s.asos' y B1sxns Z . Lost Creek IS mile.
end back, once week
Arrive 1t Lost Creek same day by 6pmi
Leave Lo: Creek every Wednesday at smi
, Ts% ssssps ssss. ,sTs rsp cA.pp F
GO, and Luda, 70 Camden, 90 miles and back,
Leave RosIopr every Sunday, Wednesday, and Fri
Anis. :. Camden nj mex, day. BY apm;
Lssys Camden every Sunday, Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive :. Rockport mex, days BY apm.
,.7s Sa. e Rsro p 'sves are n invited ted
Hurricane Creek, 20 Princeton, 46 miles and back
three times a week.
Leave Pine Bluff every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 8 q m;
Anivs ii Beech Bluff days by I p m;
Leave Beech Bluff every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday al g am;
Arrive at Princeton same days by IL m;
Leave Princston every Monday, Wednesday. and
ANY. 4 s:ss5 M sIs:a y: sam. day. By pm,
Leave 1sech Bluff every Tuesday Thursday, and
B Saturday at q m;
Arrive at Pine Bluff same days by 7 pm
Bids 70 perform sx-timesa-week service invited
1873 From Pine Bluff, by Fair Forest Wleyvlls, Bar
holomsw, and Gaines's Landing, 10 Columbia, IS
mles and back, three times a week.
IAnv pinaH Hl,Hn Wedr nd
The daily union., 1854-03-03
81 From Datssvins, BY walaux Grow snd Hsxs,
0rovs, v emiihvills, % miles and back ones

ySsS Trem Dasssvina BY wslsus urov, sd Hsss.
Grove. y sniihviis, % miles and back, =
Leave B.issviIs svery Tuesday attain;
Arrive At Smlthvillo same day by pm;
Leave smi,bviile every Monday s,San,
Arrive at batesvie Same day by 6 = M
1896 From Powhatan. by Haxs Grove to Ba.s.vlIs a
miles and back once weck.
Leave Powhstan evory Monday strami
Arrive 1t BstesvIe next day by ii nj;
Leave Batssviis every Tuesday s.l pm;
Arrive At Powhatan next day by m
1897 From Rome to Beech Creek. IS miles and back
week. tk sh
Leave Rome every Saturday st6am;
Arrive At Beech Creek Same day by II m;
Leave Beech Creek every Saturday atlpm;
Arrive Rome day by I D m,
1923 From Bentonvile, by Spavnan, 10 Mavsyille Is
miles and back a week. 'ti
Leave Bentonvile every Friday at a M
Arrive ut Maysyle same day bye D m;
Leave Maysvie every Saturday ut am;
Arrive at Bentonyillo day by D m.
1899 From Locust Grove to Lebanon % miles and back
week
Leave Locust Grows every Monday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Lebanon day by S pm;
Leave Lebanon every Tuesday at 7 am;
Arrive at Locust Grove same DAY by 5pm
1880 From Wilmington. by IIillsboro', Speasvlo, and
scottsvlle La TO Homer, IS miles and back, once
Leave Wilmington every Monday at am;
Arrive at Homer next day by D m;
Leave Homer every Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Wilmington next day by 8 d IN.
1881 From Fayetteville to Boons Grove miles and back,
twice week.
Leave Fayetteville every Tuesday and Saturday at
am;
Arrive at Boon's Grove days by 9am;
Leave Boons Grove every Tuesday and Saturday at
l0am;
Arrive at Fayetteville days by pm
1859 From Darysaw, by White Oak (no ofice) and
Powell's Mills, (no offcs,) to Elba, (no ofiee) "a
miles and back once week.
Leave Darysaw every Monday at am;
Arrive at Eba same day by 6pm;
Leave Elba every Tuesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Darysaw Same day by 6pm.
Err Ort lhenu huC CrAsk a Mircn and
Fort Washita, 10 Fort Arbuckle, $50 miles and
back, once week. h
Leave Fort Gibson every Monday at a m;
Arrivs at Fort Arbuckle every Saturday by pm;
Leave Fort Arbucke every Monday at 6 am;
Arrive at Fort Gibson every Saturday by p m.
Bids to end at Micco, omitting Fort Washita and
Fort Arbucklc, will be considered.
Bids run week between Fort Washita and
Fort Arbucklc will be considered.
1884 From Grand Glaze Searcys, "a miles and back
The daily union., 1854-03-03

Ls.ys LAAysss cty Aany. ~ssps Sunday. =
Arrive !. New or.s.n. same day by Ham
1Too New Orleans TO Cauoton miles snd back. daily
except Sunday. lEssgs49 e4.
Leave New Orleans daily except Sunday, At 10 !.
Leave c.roi,on daily, We except sasdsy, !, I'm;
Arrive at New Orleans same day BY p m
7T06 From New Orleans Tsnea Boeaf l6 miles and
back, daily, except Sunday, s4
Leave New Orleans daily except Sunday, At 10 m
Arrive at Tsrc-au- Boeuf same day by IL
Leave Terre-su-Boeuf daily. except Sunday, At
Arrive at New Orleans same day by4pm.
7Tor From New Orleans by English Turn, 70 Point-a-
Ia-Hsehe, as niies and back, week. f
Leave New Orleans every Friday at pmi
Arrive at Point-a-la Hache next day by 6pmi
Leave Point-a-la-Eaehe every Thursday att am;
Arrive at New Orleans next day by ~ M
T70s From Covngton, by Parkersye, Lima, and Pearl
River Landing, to Gainesville, Miss, SO miles and
back, three times week.
Leave covington every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday al a m @ r.FH
Arrive Gainesville days by 10 p mi
Leave Gainesville every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 6 an;
Arrive a Coyngton same days BY 10 pm,
770s From Clinton, by Woodland, Darlington, Green's
burg Tangapaha, and Sbia, to Frankllnon, o3
miles and back, once week.
Leave Clinton every Wednesday at 1 pm;
Arrive at Darlington same day by pm;
Leave Darlington every Thursday at "a m;
Arrive at Fnnklinlon same day BY SPIN;
Leave Franklinton every Friday al m
Arrive at Darlington same day by m;
Leave Darlington every Wednesday at Gam;
Arrive at Clinton same day by IL M.
TITO From Clinton, by Rose Hill, Miss, Liberty, rs
miles and back three times week.
Leave. Clinton every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 8 m;
Arrive a, Liberty same days by 4pm;
Leave Liberty every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday at a
Arrive at Clinton days by p m.
It'll From 81. Francsvlle TO Point Coupe, miles and
el back, twice a week.
Leave ST. Franc,svle every Monday and Thursday
at4pm;
Arrive at Point Coupee days by 81 p m; f
Leave Point Coupe every Monday and Thursday
ats 9am;
Arrive ST. Ftancisvle same days by III am.
Bids perform three-timss -a-week service are in
vited.
77l2 From Baton Rouge, by Plains Store, Mount Will
st ling, and Jackson, 10 Clinton, AZ miles and back,
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-08

The receipts of California gold in N. York
from January 1st to February 25th, were
Ss,326 900. while the exports for the same Pc
rod were 50, 1888 900.
The territory of Nebraska contains 1885, zoo
square miles, and would make seventeen
states as large as the State of Massachusetts
The Senate of Georgia has passed bill to
punish the keeping of faro or other gambling
tables or establishments with imprisonment
in the penitentiary from one to five years
The wings, at the late Municipal election in
Sacramento City, elected their entire ticket
with the exception of two aldermen in the 3rd
ward
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-08

n< We were shown by Mr.. Martin, of
Adams g. Co. IS Express, a few days since,
two beautiful specimens of gold taken out
in the vicinity of Ophir. One piece
weighed S621, and the other Ia ozs.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-08
Auburn, April 8, 1854.

To CoRREsPoNpENTs-D Trufaith' s
Sermon will be published next week
The vision of "Don Grulls" is rather bad
poetry-the author had better turn his atten-
ton to something else instead of ''courting
tho muSeso
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-08

The BALL at Sacramento on Tuesday eve
ming last, ~as brilliant affair. Ladies were
in attendance from San Francisco and Marys-
Vile We take the closing scene from Items
of the Union:
"As day light dawned, the feet of the dan
GERS were still beating time to joyous ca
dence; and it was not until its broad expanse
penetrated into the valleys and lugubrious
by ways of the city that the hall was finally
deserted where every one had received sur
felt of enjoyment, such as to make them de-
sire that scenes of the kind-if not perpetual
might at least be far more frequent in
their recurrence.
THE MINT at San Francisco was opened on
Monday last Adams & Co, made the first
deposit. We shall soon have the pleasure OF
seeing more of Uncle's Sans coin in clrcula
ton After the Board of Commissioners ac-
cepted the building from the hands Of the
contractors. a banquet was given at Clayton
in honor of the event.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-08

The WATER CELEBRATION at Sacra-
mento on Thursday was numerously at
tended. The Legislature adjourned to
witness the ceremonies. B. ID. Fry, Esq,
was the orator of the day.
The Sacramentans may well feel proud
of all they have accomplished in the last
year, and not among the least of their
monuments ofimprovement are these same
water works over which they have been
holding jubilee.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-08

LEG1sLATIvE-But little has been done in
the legislature during the past week, what
has been was mostly of a local character
The Nebraska resolutions of MIR. Hook. were
up for consideration in the Senate on Tues
Mr.. Bryan, of Yuha, offered series of reso-
lutions as substitute, but no definite action
was taken before adjournment. They were
temporarily laid on the table
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-08

The Expresses have favored US liberal
ly with Atlantic papers, brought by the
last steamers.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-08

The MEXICAN CoNsUL.-The Grand
Jury returned a true bill yesterday at the
U. S. District Court against Senor Lewis
del Vale, Mexican Consul, "for hiring
and retaining a great number of persons
to engage in the service of oreign
power, to wit, the Republic of Mexico"
He was accordingly arragned and plead
ed "Not Guilty" His bail was fixed at
O,OOO.-Times and Trans.