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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
County Judge.

By an Ac, OF the Legislature, the County Judge
for Iowa County, Is 10 be elected at the approach
ing Town election in April. Above we present
a candidate for that Office We are not aware tina,
there any other candidates in tie field and
trust there may not be The office of Judge should
ever be kept aloof from political strife and though
Mr. Strong differs from ourselves in his political
faith, we most cheeriully give him support.
II will be recolected that at the election for tha.
office last fall, he received decided majority
of the votes but in consequence of Infor maity
rIe returns, the certificate of election was given TO
Mr.. THoMAs, who very properly declined accept
ing the office, leaving if for the people again TO
decide who should hold IL We are told that Mr.
Thomas does not intend to for the office al
the approaching election, and are not aware that
any other person desires 10 do so swept Mr..
Strong. We hope those conducting the elections
Will that their returns properly made this
fine
=. S-Since the above gas in type. we received
the following letter from our townsruan, r. L.
READ Esq VINO has been solicited 10 become a
Candidate for the County Judgeshp and offers his
Tor the office, soliciting the suffrages OF his
fellow citizens
N1~rR41 PcyST, March 10Th, 1854
NEssRs. Bliss K CH4.rr-GESTLEHES BY
act Of the Legislature Of the present session II
has been provide |, that County Judge should be
elected 10 fill the vacancy of the Office OF this
County, ana, that the election should take place Oh
the first Monday of next noa,h
Thus far have not seen any persons name US
ed for the office, and il has been suggested 20 me
by quite number of nav fellow citizens, TO lie 4
candidate for the above named Office. have Civ
en- the matter some consideration and ROW solicit
you 70 announce my name IS candidate Tor the
Office Of County Judge OF Iowa County
Should be fortunate as to be elevated 10
that position, shall discharge the duties OF the
Office promptly, according 10 the best OF my ability.
Very Respectfully Yours,
RICHARD l. READ
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diateiy after its passage, and the publication TO
continue up TO said day of election And this
form of notice shall be deemed sufficient and no
other or further notice shall be required
SECTION i. This Act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage, and the publca-
ton III sand newspapers printed in said Mineral
Point, shall be sufficient; publication thereof.
I. w. HORN
Speaker of the Assembly
L. LEWIS
Lieut.. Gov, and President OF Senate
Approved, March 1854.
VIM. A BARSTOW
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
SEcRETARYs OFFIcE
I, ALEXANDER L. GRAY Secretary of State
of the State of Wisconsin, do hereby certify that
| have compared the copy of the enrolled act here
TO attached with the original enrolled act deposit
ed in this Office, and that the same is true COPY
thereof
In witness whereof, nave hereunto set
my hand, and affixed the great seal Of
L. S. the State, at the Capitol in Madison
this seventh day of March, A D. S54
ALEXANDER L. GRAY
Secretary of State
BY J. W. HUNT, Deputy
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23

Ar. Eotts Of IUgiJia on The Nebraska BiE-Nr
John NJ. Bolts flrgnan Wing, recently pub
.ished an able and severe article in the National
ln1ellIgencer. IN opposition TO the Nebraska bill
The letter concludes IN the folio wing iorcbe and
imprisoned style: AS Southern man and as
National man, | should like to see this mis- snap
en and ill-begotten monster killed. | should re-
joIce 10 TINS Pandoras box of evils forever
buried, and would resort TO any fair and legiti-
mate means 10 accomplish 50 desirable an end :
and as stand In the presence of nv Maker | vii
10 what can 10 defeat it !; and would saw 10 nv
friends OF the South, particularly. and 10 the PEG
pie OF the country everywhere, that their crv should
be, Let the demon OF discord be stangIed in lis
BIRTH Let II have no resting place Tor lis dis
turbed Teposei Let II be booted secuted and
driven from door 10 door like a worthless PENN.
less, beggarly thief. Let no man give IL a shelter
from the pittiless storm Let il die and rot upon
the dunghlll! Let every lover of his country and
OF us peace and harmony, and good will, and honor
and good faith and durability. turn from il with
ioathesome and shuddering disgust. IS they would
Pesflience or the plague! Let him treat il as a
dlsiuroeF OF ms eountry's peace, honor, welfare
ard perpc.uitv.
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Il 20 A@@gg Gd@g Q0gg IT'S.

q sAssDsAS Ssi.ss-.--BY virtue of a license
AE made by the County Cont of iowa, the 5ih day
of May, i'53 shall ms Guaidian yman Leach, Vim
cent ieach, Ellen Leach and Mar, jane each infant
cndren ard heirs al law of Russell j. EACH expose for
safe at public veDdde, the half of the moth st
quarter OF s"ciion twenty seven NORTH
rsnge east he 3ist day OF March INST at the
house OF FreIk ards. in the village of Franklin IN
Iowa County. between the h of nine O'Clock in Inc
forenoon ard f,ur O'Clock the afternoon of that q
Dated the 6.h day March, 1884
3wi9 OLIVER LEACH. Guardian,,
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IBY AUTHORITY.T
AN ACT TO provide for the Election of County
Judge, IN the County OF Iowa to fill a vacancy


Judge, IN the County OF Iowa, to fill vacancy.
The People Of tie State Of Wisconsin represented in
Ssaate ;"d -4sseo5iy. do enact as toito,cs
SECTION l. An Election shall be held in the
County of Iowa. on the Ann al Town Meeting
day ~ April next, OF County Judge Of said County.
10 hi the vacancy il said Office occasioned by the
refusal OF the person elected thereto at the last
election, to accept and qualify as prescribed by
law
SECTION ? The Inspectors of Election in the
several towns OF said County of Iowa SHALL con
duct sad election Of County Judge in the manner
BOW provided by law for the election of County
judges and shall canvass the votes and make re
turns as Is also now provided by law
SEcTioS ; This Act snail BE- published in the
Mineral Point Democrat and Mineral Point
Tribune newspapers printed III Mineral Point in
san County: the first insertion 10 he made irnInc-
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Efi e. ID,

la this village, al eight o'clock on Tuesday
evening last, Mrs. ANGELINA LATHROP wife
OF Mr. Nelson Lathrop, aged about SO years.
The friends of the deceased are invited to attend
her Funeral at the NJ. f, Church, at 0 o clock on
Thursday morning.
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'''''+' ''''''''> - wv IL 'fF X ~, lSJJ-
Il &C 5..a.,-..:7 .-=z..!...::
an and aft, Momdav, November 4 nniuntil Fprther
notice. Trans will be run over the above roads as
follows, sundays eSc"p ed
tx AIMS WESTWARD TO FREEPORT 4 BEIOIT
list, Leave Chicago Wells street Depot at 40 ar
irving at Frerp"rt 81 and Reluit at | D. m
ID Leave ,hicaso Wells street Depot at7 arrive
at tfeaPort at / q. d Beuit at - m
TRAINS EA~TWARD To CHICAGO
LIST, leave FreeTort at 81 NJ and BeloiI al g a m
arriving at Chicago 1T I2.5D p. m.
"a Leave trHep"rt at and Beoit at 80 =. IN.
arriving al Chicago at ~ D. m.
Trans going West pass junction. at 80 a. M, and
Trains going West pass Belvdere ls and IO4aa m
East a. at y 80 d. Tn.a and :. IS
T'sins going East pass Junction 81 a. m and 80
y. m.
are 20 Freefsr -, to ReloiI So 80
HE above arrangement is designed aford much
day hight travel TO afd from The terminus OF the
roa as possible From port Peloit first class
mar stage connections are established through Wscon-
sin, Iowa and Minre-;s.
Passengers from he West a. North going SON h. ny
taxing the Evening Eastward Train ths Road viii
connect AT Jauciinn. at 3 p. with the Chicago aud
aurora train Tor isae and PoInts South. reach ng
-ailt al cloch.a This route furnishes Continuous
Nait'.si connection Springfield and Atom and BY
boats 10 miles TO 1T Louis
WINTER ROUTE To MILWAUKEE
This rou'e via Beoi and James viIe connecting be-
tween htHS' places ~ stage "A mites with the Mii~
ail asslrss!p Railroad, offers Convenient
mnnjc4t on between Chicago and Milwaukee
lN3 J =. TURNER. STUNT
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kAtss' sssEE3> Ans. >Ezsss ss.s.ExY.
r. D. PULFORD. L1re3zt

s.eS{ nor the SCUTT NURSERY. pear payenDort,
&c / Iowa, is prepared t" furnish choice
TREES OF EVERY T.aRIETY,
q. lower rates than any other Nursery the counirv-
These Trees have been thoroughly tried in this section,
aud can safe recommend them, having sold them
he last four years Persons desrous securing select
ga-IetIes will please call nay Store and select from
the Catalogue, and have them put up accordingly.
have also made arrange nents Tor 1000 a'recs
from The hNECn NURSERY, and supply who
w.sn, ~ F'5culsiH Trees WIN eff
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HaTsCE.

TETHFaFAS, my wife Mary, left nv bed and board
Without Just Cause provocatiun. this bid
and al p-Ts,as arbaring trusting on IN, &C
shall pay debts her citing after this
date JEREMIAH RYAN.
II lena. Wis. March o.. 1854
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23

into that Mr.. Garland should be forthcoming on
Monday morning. and he was left in custody of
the L. s Marshal 10 be produced AT that time.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
Fire. in Galarp.

On Friday nigh, last, fire broke in the stable
of the Galena Hotel and spread very rapidly, until
some twelve or fifteen buildings were DESTROYED,
among winch were tie T. :. Hotel Gaiena Hotel,
aui Tie american House The buildings al!
wood but valuable As places 81 business.
TIRE--Ine Store of Mr. Asa Sexton, of Argyle,
La Fayette Co, was consumed by fire on the nj ght
OF the lltE inst, together with its Contents Loss
$1,000 No insurance.
INV FfnH-Messrs Rowan aud McClosky.
have rented the store recently occupied by T. ].
Otis winch they about TO fill with an unusu-
ally large stock of goods
CAHISEr V AREHoUsE.-alessrs. GREEN & MIX
are about opening a Eesv Cabinet Warehouse in
the store-roon OF \. Shift one door west of Pull.
ford Drug Store
IL The London Daily News OF the ST ulf. gives
an account OF an explosion in coal mine IN Ian
cashire, Eng. by which S persons lost their lives
IT The communication OF NJ Will appear lie xt
week.
I.9-B Both Houses OF the Legislature have agreed
20 adjourn the Sd of April.
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n a r , w a r 6 n Q u S E


WM BLAIR & CO, Importers end Wholesale
IN Dealers in For ign and American Hard ware. N
Il Plate. &C.. have IN store large and compile e
81 Stock of Good, received irec. from the Manuflc-
tufI in this couniy and England. stock may
be found the following to which invite The attention
OF ID .airIs:
400 dIzen Axes CUlns, simmons and others.
500 Shnvels ATn.s'. RJwiand's and others.
100 Spades, a nts, R,wiand's nd others.
40 = Grass ScS thes, HlooG's, Harris and others.
so =" Scythe cnetrs, hanson s Patent.
2hh gro Scy'he stones, Indian Pond. &C.
400 dgZen ISL steel Hoes.
3 o Cast See Hay Forks
h0i0 :" Assorted Table Cutlery.
2lH0 . assorted Pocket Cutlery
Ihh0 I" Assorted locks and Latches,
100 " Assorted Flies.
l0h'p pounds PU'np Chain.
l5nf1 - Rlacs Coil Chain.
10 20 &c Bright OK Chain.
500 pairs Bright Traces
6ia boxes Tin Plate, g, Y snd extra sizes
e0l handles Sheet Iron
sen - Assorted Wire. =
GOO pounds Sheer Zinc
% sets Tuners ruCs and Machines
Japanned anu Pressed Tin Vare-fuIl assortmept
WILLIAM FLAIR 6nl7 G. n NELSON.
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CHICii0 ADVERTISEMENTS.
FROM sHSRYefscsssc.
80 SOUTH >sATER STREET. csc GO, ILL,
Z. G. HALL, & CO.,

Have in StCre large Stock of
EaCN, ss3EiE4, EAss.S. e.,
Which they offer AID MERCHANTS, at ex
tre:neis LOW PRICE.
Their stock consists in part al The following articles:
o tc.i. assorted American iron,
800 - Re6ned do.
900 :" IS rw"des do.
% " " Spnng >teei,
~ . sand rsoa'- east steel,
lHH " assorted piow Steel,
31'U Kegs - Nails,
wrought and spikes, Boiler Rivits Anvs, B@now
Springs, Axeis Wagon Sodhgs- Hor-s Nails, V. COS,
sic Iges, !taInners screw iates. Washers,
Maiieabie Castings, &C.,
Z. C HALI.,
March l6 1884 I1sy7I WIN. BLAIR.
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CIRCUIT CJURT--March Term.
JUDGE carHnEs PRESIDING.

The March term Of the Iowa Co Circuit Court
commenced on Monday last We give below the
names Of the Grand Jurors, together with the hrzt
days proceedings.
GH.so JuuoKs.-Iieary ". Billings Foreman
joan Love. Henry Skeiiuger Samuel Thomas,
Matthew Bishop John Yates, Thomas OchItree
James Mcfarland, William II. HOOK, EPhralsn
kuowlton, L NJ Geer, Jonathan Davis, Robert
T. Dyer. James Meadows, Asa Patton. Scion r
Wabrli.e
FIRST DAY.
Burke Fairchili IS + Al'-.-AppeaI Motion
10 dismiss appeal argued ami submitted. Frost
Tor Plffr Co5b * Mese,noFe for Def,
VI Nash " C y Murnord Sheritf.-RepIe =, IN.
Motion 70 dismiss argued and submitted. Dunn
* Read aai Watkins for r.f, Cobb & Messmorc
and Eaton S. Son for Delt
State Of Wisconsin vs.. George c. Housh--Nol-
lie prossequ. by Distrc, Attorney
State OF Wisconsin V. John Kane ct. eI-In-
dictmeut for eating timber Defendant called
and default,d
State OF Wisconsin Daniel Cahalan-Tn,lic;-
nent for Rape. Witnesses for State called and
not appearing, attachment issued
Ellis IS. LliIs-Pettiou for divorce. Pro con
Commissioner 20 take testimony and report
The Grand Jury was discharged on Tuesiay
afternoon. No indictments presented
UrLa;e California papers give accssnt OF
the sinking of launch at Virgin Bay. by Which
twenty Eur persons were drowned Among them
were the following from Wisconsin.
Francis Harris Of Hazel Green; had on his
person i . ounces gold and $751; 20 in coin =
edward Thomas. boy, podseyil|c, had So 20 =
John Knight podgeyille. Not found. Supposed
10 have large amount Of money. Isaac Edge
White Oak Springs. had no ounces gold dust
and $40 in coin with other va'nabes.
FAT srEsu-A steer, bat three years oil, was
slaughtered Jy Mr. Curry, Esq, Of this village or
Friday last the four quarters OF which weighed
near is lbs. amounting % $ 0S. Farmers
can realize greater profit from stock raising ;,aE
almost any other business, and the great wonde'
is, why more Of them do not engage in it, 1ais
steer vas raised by Mr.. James. near this yi!l5g,
FoHrreS Nrws-The steamer Arabia arrived
al HALIFAX on tie 10th, with Liverpool da;es 10
tie eth 10 recent Eosiii,ies bad taken place
France, England and Russia, continue crming o.
an immense scale. and it is expected that some
hard fighting will soon take place. Wheat had
declined I'd, -four and corn Is each
BaoNE J,tL.-Mal1aaa and Avertor. recently
committed TO Jail III Lafayette county for arson
made their escape On the night OF tie | It'll. The
Pick and CAD, represents their jail as perles,
'nusance."
FrnST Boar Ur-The steamer Mary c arrived
., Galeua on The 18th irs;. TIE water on tie
lo~e. Taps Is TOO low tor lie iarEe Class o. b..,s
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1--WE are authorized to state that the splen-
did horse ST PArRrcK, owned by G. s. RuBLE
Esq. OF Beioit will be at Cottage Inn Mondays
and Iuessiays-at Dodgeville, Wednesdays and
Thursdays, and at Mineral Point on FRIDAYS and
Saturdays OF each week during the season, COM
ilencins on the 10Th q April next. We may
say more of this horse jaxt week
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23

EaoxE J,IL.-Malllsan and Avertor. recently
committed TO jail III Lafayette caarty for arson,
made their escape On the night OF tue lItd. The
Pick and Gao, represents their jail as perfect
nuisance"
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FrnsT Boar Ir.-The steamer Mary C. arrived
=, G4lena on The 18th inst. TIE water on tie
lowe. rapids Is too low Tor Ire large class O. 5ess
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23

Buffalo Harbor opea-On the 1lth, Buffalo
Harbor was clear of ice. and everything indicated
a speedy resumption OF the navigation of Lake Erie.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23

Land Siide-A great land slide occurred on the
10th, on the Great Western Railway near D,lndas
canada The locomotive OF The Express train
ran into the bank under full Roadway. and was
completely buried A week would be required
TO clear the track SO that trains can pass-Gale
ma Advertiser
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GALES-s q CHICAGO UNION R. fs.
AND
ssELoET Il MADISON &c. "a.
WINTER sRRANGENENr NoVEvRFR "a. 1s53
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IIF-B Both Houses OF the Legislature have agreed
Q adjourn on the Sd of April
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
Nonsense.

THOMAS HART BENTON and the newly ap-
pointed Postmaster at ST. Louis, are running
a race together, in which the victor should be
crowned with "fools cap" AS the matter
now stands, it is hard to decide which of the
two is ahead. An enemy of BENTON was ap-
pointed Postmaster against his protest.
Thereupon Benton determines not to use the
Post Office at ST. Louis as medium for re-.
ceiving letters, and directs his correspondents
to employ Adams & Co.'S Express. MIR. Post
master gets his spunk up in turn, and issues
an edict that he will not, after given date,
receive in, or send from the Post Office any of
the bills of the Bank of the State of Missouri
which have cngraven on the face of them the
likeness of Thomas II. Benton. 70 this ex-
ceedingly puerie controversy, we can apply no
terms so appropriate, as those used by Mr.
BENTON himself OF late occasion in the
House, with reference to another subject: at
should be received everywhere as nonsense, as
the essence of nonsense, as the quintesscncc of
nonscncc, as the fvc-timcs distilled essence of
political nOnscntialty."
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
MatrimOny.

Man was undoubtedly created to be married
st. Paul to the contrary notwithstanding.
1t is true that responsibilities increase under
this species of conjugation-that new expenses
are incurred, and that "Iamily jars are at
once fearfully unpleasant; but, after all, these
objections are overbalanced by sympathy,
companiOnship and love. The law of nature
requires the "incrcasc," and everything plural
ICES from an elephant down. 1t is pleasant to
sit at your "festive board,' and see it gradu-
ally becoming multiplication table," And,
uho.. ,--- ."rrUu upon 70 off in the
"last train of earth, is it not better. to have
the adieux of an affcctionate family, than to
see nobody, when the last "whistle" is blown,
save a grim old doctor, or some toothcss hag
in the capacity of "nurse," at the rate of a
dollar a day and found?
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
Death Of Thomas Richie.

BY telcgraphic despatch to Galcna, we
learn of the death of Thomas RICIIIE,-at the
time of his death the oldest editor of promi-
nence in the Union. His editorial service must
have extended over near half century-some-
thing more than forty years in connection with
the Richmond Inquirer, and later, with the
Washington Union, which he projected. A
politician of great boldness and tact, writer
of rare fnency, dignity, and strength, he united
with these an energy so indomitable, that his
writings when septuagcnarian, were penetra-
ted with all the fire and vigor of an earlier
manhood. Without ever holding office, he ac-
quired political reputation which, in respect
of fairness and consequence, will survive that
connected with tho nan,os of snma who havo
occupied the highest official positions under the
Republic
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
The Crow Wing Agency.

The recent destruction of the Chippewa
Agency at Grow Wing, by fire, is to be made
the subject of prompt and thorough investiga-
ton. The agent, Major MURPHY, being de-
tained below by illness, Governor GoRNAN in
tends proceeding at once to the locality, for
the purpose of directing the inquiries necessary
to fasten the outrage upon its perpetrators
We understand that HOle-in-the-Day, the Chip
pewa Chief, has been arrested, and that officers
are in pursuit of an Indian who, it is alleged,
set the agency on fire at his instigation. 1t is
time some prompt action was taken in the
premises, and we are glad the Governor is to
give the subject his personal attention. This
agency has been destroyed three times within
the past two years.. and the government has
suffered a loss, in consequence, of not less than
$4,000.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
Lansing, Iowa.

The Lansing Inteligencer, of the oath May,
states that census of that flourishing village
has just been taken, with the following result {:
whole population, 44O; of which 24l are
males, and 199 females. The voters number
SS militia, 85; aliens, 129. The growth of
Lansing has been marvelously rapid. AT the
no Lansing beyond log cabin. Indeed, until
the summer of 1851, it remained so, and only
then were the substantial improvements COM
menced which now show the stranger where
Lansing is. The InteNigencer very properly
indulges in Civilizations over the results of the
late census, exhibiting as it does, so marked
an improvement, both in business and popula-
ton.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
Awful Situation.

Paris correspondent Of the New York Times,
writing from Paris under date OF the LIST inst relates
the following terrific incident
A terrific drama is at this momcn. in progress IN
the vicinity of Lyons. Without exagseratmS, may
saw that the country is absorbed in the contemplation
of one of the most terrible instances OF human sui
feri.r in the long annals Of accident. Two men en-
gagged in boring a well overwhelmed by the ca.
wing in Of earth and stones. One was BILLED, and
the other was tightly shut up uuharmed, with the
corpse. This was ut the depth Of 6fty ieet. 1--WE
days passed before knowletye Of his situation was
Obtained 1t was then that it was impossible to
rescue the survivor hy the removal OF the earth above
him. The slightest arrangement would destroy the
equilibrium into which chance had thrown the SUPER
incu,nlur urnt mass and bury forever the unfortunate
victim. Means found, however, TO pass him
such liquids physicians, summoned from Lyons,
would allow him To take, The work Of deliverance
the, commenced, and has been going forward thus
far il, vain fr f,urteen days and fourteen nights. Two
sha Is have been sunk, starting at distance ann ar
irving under the spot where he Is imprisoned. these
were To- have been completed day before Yesterday
evening" and the rescue is then TO he effected
Strange to say the prisoner, though he cannot move,
sleeps at night. The corpse of his fellow E'borer
presses upon him and decomposition is far advanced,
and vet he does complain Of the borr'bl" neigh
borhnod. His mind would seem to be somewhat sha-
ken by his long conimement for he will only speak TO
one person-the captain Of the corps Of engineers
working at his release. The road which passes the
scene Of the calamity, has been closed to all vehicles
as it is feared that the rumble of heavy wheels might
bring .own upon him the iral laced ntcrstructe Of
rocks ab,ve him The Empress HIS directed the
chamberlain Of the palace keep her Informed from
day day Of the progress Of the rescue, and has
dere1 telegrphic despatch when the delivcrance is
finally effected.