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friend who is at the head OF the Committee on Commerce
must have seen the inconvenience that results from
waiting for all these bills TO 10 US from Inc House
OF Representatives. As we have uDqueslonable right
TO originate such bill has been referred 10, why
should we not originate il when il is highly import
ami 10 the public interest that the bill should be passed,
and when the introduction of il in this body will 80 ma
terally tend TO facilitate it's PASSAGE But however i
wish take this opportunity to call the attention OF my
friend the petition which presented this morning, and
which referred to his compittee, for the removal OF
distractions in the mouth OF Cape Fear river North Car
DINA The remaining OF those distractions there - the
greatest outrage that exists in this country and II
the committee refuse TO report general BILL beg them
TO take into consideration the propIely OF reporting
special bill for that object Il ought 10 be done without
delay.
Mr. SEWARD AS = member OF the Committee on
Commerce, desire 10 say Jew words relation 10 this
subject | wish TO say that my disposition as a
member Of that committee would be TO introduce bill
into The Senate and thus TO bring the subject at an
early period to the consideration OF this body but II hon
bile expect that their views will he UNDER
stood by the committee, will bo necessary for them, in
some form-eilher by waiting the committee, or in
wrilngto LET their views be known by the committee.
shall be very happy to receive any communication
of that kind in explanation of the wishes OF the honora
BILE senator from Tennessee the honorable senator from
North Carolina any other gentleman, in reference 10
objects OF Importance for which they desire the commit
tee 10 report.
The PRESIDENT. There is no question before the
Senate.
FRO BE Continued
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Hon. y. NJ. Clayton and the Case or the General
Armstrong.

In an article the law Of neutrals in the Union Of
yesterday, in which the of the privaeer Armstrong
quoted in point the writer. in speaking Of the ne
goations effect decentralization from Portugal omit
ted inadvertently. doubt, to do justice to Mr. Clayton
while Secretary OF State, this matter We are happy
10 correct the OF correspondent Mr.. Clayton
sent fleet the Tagus 10 enforce his demand and per-
emptoy refused all propositions the part of Portu-
gal TO submit the claim to arbitration, which General
Taylor sustained to the last moment OF his life Justice
to Mr.. Clayton requires this explanation.
To prevent misconceptions it may be necessary 10 state
that person having any interest whatever in the case
had any connexon with the writing or publication Of
the communication above referred 10.
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rsey OF the State New York. but dsapproved of thei
object and action should add that Its exclusion from the
list Of letters from prominent and disng ushed genaen
Published when any the least favorable was included, has
always confirmed my impression lat General Peree's
letter was decidedly against us.
address myself you in confident reliance that you
will correct the Of your article ofoday and for that
purpose perhaps, the better would be TO insert this
communication In to.monow's Herald. Please oblige
me by doing 50. Yours, respectfully,
JOHN CocHRANE.
JAMES G. BENNETT, esq.
Such is the proof OF The witness called 10 the stand by
the Herald In view OF all the facts connected with This
charge the following remarks OF the Boston Post are
not too severe:
"The New York Herald appsarsto forget the old adage
in Its Inventions namely;
Keep PROBABILITY in view.
Lest your tale be deemed untrue
"The miserable rigmaole IL publishes ia pting to
the impression that General Pierce ia favor
roesoilism in l8iS, is only stage trick attract
attention IL had rather stink ia the nostrls Of the pub
lie than be smet all, and hence lis desperate
struggles itself from the silent contempt which is
fast evershadowng it, But the stratagem will an.
swer. The course OF that satanic press from its birth in
corruption present eprous condition. has alte rnatey
excited the fear of the mid, the Of the bold, and
the adherence OF the honorable. The failure of the
Scochman who controls to obtain appointment has
excited his wrath to uncomfortable degree. In his
madness he foraets discretion, and seeks In a
that far overshoots the mark to render his
malice impo,ent. No paper in America has done as
much promote rank aboitionsm, political frees soil
ism, and all the ultra Of the past years. the
New York Herald has flied its columns with minute
reports of the meetings Of those who devoted to these
objects and adopted the method TO give them
ety and portance Its columns have been burdened In
defence of ieesoism, and with at the compromise
and their supporters The principal writers for
the paper who have fed II with this kind OF all
ment while it claims consideration at the South by
agge rated preence OF support of averya SUPPORT which
ranscends what would require as 10 enable
70 say with pausbiy the North that professions
OF friendship only satire in disguise This press
well fitted by its reckessness by it's its ach
cry its black mail educaton assail with canmny the
highest officers honorable czens, and purest dem
ocrats of the them of patry INTRIGUED
treachery the best interests Of their native
land Does such cati who has been thrown upon
our shores overloaded stomach of Europe deserve
be ashed naked through the world branded as an in
solen, migrate and iibeler ~
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From the National Inteigencer, Jan. &c
The Funeral of Mr. BOdisCO.

The remains OF the lamened M de Bodisco com
mted TO the tomb yesterday with every mark OF pubic
and private respect due 10 the representative oil great
nation the uniform friend OF country, and TO the
high personal respect and regard In which the deceased
wac held in the community.
The funeral was attended by the President OF The Uni
ted States and by all the members OF his cabinets by the
President OF the Senate and many members OF Congress,
boh houses having adjourned to give them the op
portuny OF attending; by the diplomatic corps, in full
official costumes by the mayors of the cities, and by
multitude of citizens Of Washington and Georgetown
The religious services were conducted by the Rev Dr.
Pyne and the Rev MIR CALDWELL both OF the Protestant
Epscopal church, the latter Of whom (pastor of the
church at which Mr. Bodsco and bis family worship ped)
delivered an eloquent and impressive DISCOURSE commem
,stye OF the virtues OF the deceased and appropriate
The occasion.
The following gentlemen OBLIGATED as pail. bearers
Senators Representatives
Mr. Cass, Mr.. Benton.
Mr.. Mason, Mr.. Bsyly
Mr.. Everett, Mr.. Preston
Mr. Dawson, Mr., J, l.. Taylor.
Foreign Ministers
Mr. Molina Of Costa RIGA, &e
Mr. Champion, OF England.
Compile de Ssrtges, Of France,
Mr. Husemsnn, of Austris
The Mayor Of Washington, The Mayor OF Georgetown,
Commodore Morris, Mr.. Seston.
Mr.. Corcoran, Geo g. Washington.
The procession was formed at O'Clock, D. m and in
eosgetown where the sublime Episcopal offices for the
dead impessvey read by Dr. Pyne, and the solemn
scene closed
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN, ri, 1864.
Appointments by the President,
BY and t0ih The aduiee and eonSsn. Of The Senate.

COLLECTIONS OF CUSTOMS.
Charles b. H. Fessenden, for the district Of New Bed.
ford, Massachusetts,.
James Blood. for the district of Newbuyport, Massa-
chusetts.
Phineas w Leland. for the district OF Fall River, Mas
sachu sets
William II. Manning. for the district of Gloucester,
Massachusetts.
Joseph T. Psass for the district Of Edgariown, Mas
sachusetts.
James c. Campbell, for the district Of Genesee (Ro-
chester.) New York
Abraham V. Z. Hotchkss, for the district Of Niagara
Qewison,) New York
Enoch B. Talcolt, for the district of Oswego. New
York.
Thomas S. Singleton, for the district OF NewberD.
North Carolina.
David W. Johnston, for the district of Pearl River,
tShisldsborough.) Mississippi.
Charles c. Sackett, for the district OF Sacramento,
Sacramento city, California.
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Death OF James M, smith, esq

We are panied (says the Virginia SenneD to see, in
teegraphic despatch from Louisville of the 23d, the
death of the above.named gentleman announced. He
died at Dona Ana, where he in discharge OF the
duties OF Indan agent to New Mexico, 10 which office
he was appointed by President Pierce He leaves .
widow and several children in Washington city The
deceased was man Of noble and generous spirit He
was the only surviving brother OF Gov. Smith
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few days ago serions land slide occurred on the WI
gina and Tennessee railroad But few moments ="
ter the bad passed an embankment gave way ea'
ing the track suspended eight feet in The air II the ca,
had been little later they would have been prsepao
some hundred feet down into the river
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MIR. Cameron, periodical dealer, corner Of Louisiana
avenue and Seventh street. has kindly furnished with
the January number OF Harper's Magazine.
IJpon a cutsory examination of It's contents, we are
aatsed to observe that still continues to increase in
isterest and variety Of matter.
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THE assembly ball win be held Jackson Hail. Tuss
i day evening, January Dist.
Tickets OF admission be obtained by subscribers Stevens
store, Browns Hotel.
subscriber. procure by applying
Jackson Hail. the day Of the ball
Jan 9t-28, 2s2 a,3i
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Hon. A. G.. Brown.

We were pleased TO observe the Hon. Albert G. Brown
of Mississippi his seat in The Senate yesterday.
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Mr.. Redneld Confirmed.

We understand that yesterday the Senate confirm ed
the nomination Of Heman J. Redfed, esq, collector OF
the customs at the port OF New York
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PETITIONS, ETC, UNDER THE RULE.

BY Mr.. FENrON The petition and papers OF Syvauas
L Henderson, New York. asking bounty land for militia
ny services In the OF 1925 referred to ths Committee
Invalid Pensions.
by Mr. ASHEi The petition OF the citizens Of Washing
ton North Carolina praying for additional appropriation
distractions At the bar OF Cape Fear river.
BY Mr., DICK The petition OF acob Hogeberger, OF the
county OF Crawford, State OF Pennsyvsu for remunca
ton Tor services rendered IN the Indan Of 7eO
fred Com Pensions Also, the petition
sundy In the county OF Crawford State OF Pennsy
vsnis extend the OF 25,h September, $780, to al
who served in the Indian the OF 1915
feued 10 the Committee Pensions,
BY Mr.. Macdonald The petition OF Bassck Max
we'll and others asking for improvement in the Ogunqp
hsrbor. in the State OF Maine.
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COUspWas picked BY gentleman yesterday, on Pennsy
yania svepue, port monnsie eonrnins small sum
money. and other ihnss valushs 70 thr
II can b. Obtained AZ h- oc. by proper IDENTITY and Payn
for this advancement JsnW-~it
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nr aREEN s sCoTr. Auct,onc,rs.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCrioN.-on Monday, the
III Instant shall SELL 10 o'clock the residence
or Mrs brooks, north, The Fifth
west he will designate the housc good assortment Of
" M furniture, viz!
Sofas chairs, bureaus, and tables
Ma9ie bedsisaas, hair and other mattresses
and other chairs, carpcts, &c.
China, tlass, and cfockey
other which deem
necessary onumerate.
Under s2j, cash; sa5 credit of sry and ninety
days, satisfactorily ndorsed, bearing interest
GREEN SCOTT,
Jan 1s-d Auctioneers.
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ChLuOUN-s WORKS vol. a.
" Jominis Art II by Major Wnslp and
Lieut.. Mclean, United States army.
yalenrnss History q the City o. New York. -
June "a FRANCk TAYLOR
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ny U N"tU0"rrF.
FURNITURE, CARRIAGES, HORSES hc., AT AUCTION
Saturday morning 2s,b, 10 O'Clock, front Of
rooms, shah se household and
Kitchen furniture, comprising nesriy every article in
housekeeping
ALSO. at n o'clock,
Two family carriages belonging 10 the Gillian min
Alec, one superior large bay carriage horse.
One handsome bob tailed pony. $3.50
Terms cash JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
Jan 27-d Auctioneer.
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DEFICIENCY BILL.

On motion OF Mr.. HOUSTON, The House then resolve
itself into Committee of the Whole. and proceeded M
STANTON. of Tennessee in the chair to the further
sideraiion-of the deficiency bill.
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WRECK OF THE sAs FRANCISCO.

Mr.. CHANDLER, on leave, presented the proceed
ngs OF a meeting oil merchants and other citizens O
Philadelphia in reference TO the OF the passen
gers and from the wreck OF the San Francisco
which referred TO the selec, committee that sub
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ACTIVE PREPARATIONS IN rnANcs.
COTTON frem- sesAOsTuffs LAHoUIO.

TteU S. Mail steamer Baltic from Liverpool We'd
nesday February arrived al this port this morang at
about o'clock
Tie Europa from tbs por. on 25.h ult, arrived at
Liverpool i clock. morning Of Moulay, 9Th.
Intelligence RON the seat OF war ind Gates that in
torant operations are at hand but the 1ews Of tue
most vital consequence the open preparation for war
msde ty I, gland and France The folio wing debate
il he British Parliament gives g view of the present
position Of a1airs and TO which little can DC added
Tic Russian Ministers have left London and Paris :
Instructions have been sent 70 the French and English
AIlbss adOrs to withdraw from St Petersburg Tie
Cars las; proposals finally rejected and negota-
tCDs are broken or Count Orioles Mission has failed.
The slip Wild Rose from New-Oreans at Liver
pool was twice struck by lightning and set on FIRE for
ward January &c. lat 45 lon 40. BY several hours
e1ertion in pumping in water the fire was surprised.
Thirty f7e bales Of cotton were thrown overheard
Tie Boueyenture, from Savannah, is ashore near
Hoytead fore and ma.nndst cut away crew SAFE A
steamer les gone to ker assistance and she will be got
OF
! severe rle rsged along the coast on the nigh. of
Tuefjsy Feb Z aDd it las been stormy at times for
some days Several slight casualties are reported
,org others tie sultala Tonan and Hamlet for New
Orleans. ind tie New Worl1 foF New York, put back
aith slight damage.
The folio Fing persons came passengers in the Baltic
roev u Hos Dsru.s Ms TIeger Csp Wliog rbby
htsue A Bar q " hcslth. + Tr1- bal R1ymg.d &
H.rbee an Icy i.l, Il AsHv i.r John NJ HEsse. Mr. "
ucecrrc eIg cJ - ks end ..y ies. Jn0 Nic1Js1n Il.
70 p Samson A,Wster Everson. l.. L Claop The
solItn itboInc, H. u Bucrsr. Lpmsn. Sheldon. PiOrhe
Mai Brnu h-yr Wood Ctltsn Bsidsin Saerrian lc3y
1io eald A.ss'- Villains csIhiy robinson. BeHna ssef
Irrlt 9. ~ ~ Hgl-r ard sdy Sir -1lepcuhf1sn Dr. A
Heel ror pr Ncfnisa Hsseyin Mr Ala ss, Adm slr.
Ella ella - - isez9, 3i Lolslr As MllaeI, BIZ Claall
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amount Of L Trsch contingent Al might bs ready e
eInbarkhhe IL oneseek Gambia wa proposed a. co
dszvons. buAsinS no dissn; from Tarksy the ilsai Z
a 'iylene VII ssbsbt be tie chief dtP'i
Gu at eetvi9a'so 1evsis in the naval ds7STn,at A.
Cres; fo ssig sta vii Be ready IN shOrs tina sel
iva stf ame-s orcaa rgsit;ng thar engines LsTie q
seuaesn STRIVE tsa ga psrts The ocean s7uadry, VI
soon be ready 10 ri s1e The squadron OF reserve bs
coDGiiCn 70 retnfoTs .ksm. Il necessary ~ T01ol -
ships of,he Ina Tridsf vrd Vile de A,-seies have -
nut in commission az sbou. SIX weeks six other sat
lifeline and eOgun & .sse VII be ready for active
vice.
Prince Napoleon hsst urned to Paris from his nsia
TO Belgium
The meeting OF the See Is deferred from the s7!a "a
10 the ID March.
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THE VERY LATEST.
Trr TELEGRAPH

PARIS. Tucsdsy.-AI the rumors OF the i-succeS Of
Orlof mission ere now confirmed it not likely ilA' ne
vii proong bis say bu, VIII il is sid leave direc;y Tor
St Peiersburg Foreseeng the same rebuff a. BENIN 10
WI refrain from visiting that sapi;sL
ssid that the Servian Government Yielding to the
surqeston Of the Russian Cousua;e ct Bograte viii re-
fuse to accept tie two nsns OF the Sultan unless Russia
gives her corent
TIE PARIS BouRsz-The is.l in English funds Affected
prces which earlier in tie Day. showed tendency to rise
Thiees closed a. &C. 60 -Four and halt per cents 81 %
81 PETIEsTuRGH, JAN. eglh-lt i sid that TO Empe
r who : lv aware OF tie position in which he placed
VII endeavor to avoid general couhagration Il ne can
onlv preserve bis honor and his rights
The influence Of Count Neselode IS asaain Tho ascend
an.
It's ao said that the Car aboutto write an autograph
letter the Queen Of England in which be VIII endeayor
to prove that be has rot been the aggr s'or.
An imperial ukass confirms the summ)ning to arms OF Oh
tie reserves as well Is the soldiers on furiOugh
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THE EASTERN WAR.
--LATEST AT LIVERPOOL by NAN

Tie PeEis Parie confirms tie statement that On.t's
movement has cu' OF oommunice on between the Russian
alrte
IieoAca. announcement Of tie Cars rejection Of the
IurLai IroI sons las lenn received by the French Coy
e uent ard communication TO that effect has bean made
20 the Cteman embassy
y kisse O Lite Russian Minister at Paris Is 70 meet
Bsrou BruIov, he London Ex Minister Z, Brussels
Orders ere given 10 the French Atlantic squaIro1 70
proceed 70 opposed 70 take troops on board
Cretk conspiracy he'd be discovered al Wddin A
prei al Tie lead Of t. Recent letters from = din
sov nothing oi.te lress q Omar Pscha
The Eussisn Get understood 70 be concentrated a.
Esfa Tr'a.e letter Gays that tie return Of the allied
lcels w's N corseqrnce u scs-y Of provisions at 81
EoFe.-Lui ihi- i doubtful
The IlsEt Princes Of AltuFas only surviving child Of
'he Queen Of Spain is dangerously IN Her da,h would
Of orcc opn The succcoa TO he Duchess Of Montpanser
ADMIRAL Chsdf is appointed 70 The command Of one d.
yificn Of the Bac feet Tie command ioehof Is no.
YET given, tut he Of Admiral Seymour a. chief
with sr Char.ts SoleT and Lord Dundonald under him
Is nCutonec
GcvErm NJ oEetEs have seized some artillery and ma
reJ a Greenwich under tie suppo.on that they were
n'ItCd fcr Tie FeTyice OF Russia
The ismIy Of Smith OBnen have recent letters from
bin. He vcs il good Lesith His friends are led % be
love thet iree pardon viii soon be granted him
4 Gre which origuaei in cigsrst9rs IA Leicester.
square, LoItor- Destroyed considerable proty and sven
Eve ca TvoiVy 7th inst
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The Forty sixth Regiment ihst wss uadr orders
ArstruHa having all tie cd soGiers si home whose ms
would hsvs been mp il few years il row to held ''s IA
readiness or foreign service tak1g all hs best men ana
having al young so,df r. aoi recruits a. no1ns
4 yenra correspondent, iesgrePhs that Of''u leaves
for S. Peersturgb. probably CT wednesday.
Tie combined fee,s were at Beyeos Bay On the ga
January Sir ships again conveyed Turkish sea WIN
t,oors Into tie Black Sea
RFterrx-KissleE late Russian Eavoy arrived 6: Bus
sels ak A " or Tuesday.
Fver,yp-I,is Understood that four yessslS oIiGnlly
taken m By the GOvcrnent 70 convey troops from Ire
land :, Nala and from thence to the West Indies hiy'
besn taken up on monthly charters 50 that they miy b
available to proceed to any point on the shortest notice
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7. vii Re seen tset Mr Buchanan showed the TEN
rer Of nan on the occasion. and not Of f0osma1.
Fs r. Ely 5eciDed to attend Al LEI the r.ree-show
20 oT without him. We are glad TIA. the weight Of
LIS perrensl character Is thus tiroEn upon tie right
eee Of tie question and iAE tie Influence Of so ei
neut a nan gees TO rebuke lie f0pPsry and folly Of
soulf srd Macon Il vii not 10 70 say that the matter
one for if it be so tie blame OF sticking
fgr tries u-ust f rot Oh tie American Minister bat
o. tie Erslish Master Of Ceremonies. Aal why
should tie representative Of tie United States be
1eBisd lie right Of sppeaTing before Elglalls so7-
ereeu in the same dress he wears before the Presi-
dent This rigb; is accorded 20 tie Minister Of every
other Power. and WY should the American Envoy be
made an exception II or Enjassaior to some
Iodiar or African po,en.ste to be required by tie
Court Master Of Ceremonies 70 paint bis face skyblg..
su5 put bears claws through his nose in orier 70 be
admitted 20 palayer, would the American people
wish hin 20 adopt that - le Of court costume Would
they not regard insulting and degrading to them
selves And yet it would be just proper for the
In dish court tailor end c5roiderer 20 require him TO
rut On livery after The fashion Of that court instead
Of wearing the regular official dress Of his own country
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r1rr AMY OK TIE DAyTBr.

Cr,cr Pa hss effected n.'imp movement hsY
ir crossed tie Danube with $1,000 AMI divided tho
Russ an army TIE right wing Of which al kr1'ya the
let Al Ga.z ard The centre @: Bucharst O1if crossed
in pron at Olenzs and at last accounts was only two
day. distance from Bucharest whore the Russian force s
weak Tie supposed object q omEs movement was 70
attack The rear q tie Russian army on s march ron hr
iowa arans; Kalafat despatch received Of the TURKISH
embassy indicates preparations Ter an auaek by the TURKS
On Bucharest
Russian accounts themselves confirm the above by ez
,ressiuy arrr,l erson Of n attack from the Turks
From Krsiovs Jan IS il is stated that Gen DRnnenbss
SILL Tor several days pas. he Turks had b,en Frasng
the Russian outrosts.
Later from Krroya states th. Prince Goschako arrived
there tie 5h to have interview with Gen shlders
The Sultan has not yet Fixed the day OF his departure for
Adrianope He VII be accompanied by the Bdtsh 'nd
French ambassadors
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FRANCE.
mcnt Ia tie Iious,

Kis2eleG. Russian Embassador cf. Paris on MONDAY
evening Tie CO. for Germany
Al Council held at Inc Tuileres tie Emperor ssrou
exPreied TIE necessity that the acquisitions arc bro
ken o. TO Frepsre with yigor for In most depart.
mtns Of TIE mlmy service Preparations ordered to
Continue night and day Immense orders f,r hmnuniton
aIrra srd aocouiTemcna a.e being executed With al haste
etd tic saeublng r. mixing snd impeding 81 ,soop5
g.,s IN t,essy. ecu peIsior soliciting oo.1 p.-
ca ut ol i- amy CT Africa, ar s9 300 Is rot dova - TIC