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fhs call the atieuose III
byselaas and Famiiisn to hs veil AntosSS
lomgsss 10 ~ ns Of sasssss AZ
SODA WATER AND MEAp 81 the very equality
w v pnd ~
ssssaa5ss PURE HONEY; ESSENCE pEpPEaMINf
FO9ilkx kIITERS, THOMAS RANKIN
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F0rs.ss $ EW.Qs,

LoTH1RRs,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON sTRBETs,
4t (unisr Clay Hotel3
Nv Keep constantly hand SUPERIOR STOCK OF ALL AR
rlcLEs REQUIRED FOR GENTLRMKN's WEAR. CSC aIp.f
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EmsJopx FilxNzIlSs PARTY The following
from the Mohtreal Herald Of .fhe 2lst. III Nj
that Nas known q regard to the matter al ina,
time ~ Montrsal 1t is but little more satisfso.
tory than that We have already received bv
telegraph. bat NJ publish II IS g matter II 4 I
which binary interest attaches
ogf sxtxs of ysatsrday evening, We informed III
0hn 7snHn md u BIZ otss ~ I'd Il sb 81
isa5nsdlste dispstehsd spsoisi mssssn esr 10 ths
Ky naase1 hsy Apuss st Lsehins and through
W. sass & sas 9sss5noE IN George
shpst1h seesised ~ him yesterday from Dr. Rse,
As9 pss been ahsent On the east since tbs mat 81
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.sA e. sStIsi.s sns result y s.p.son
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9g Rs4 kssr r. Death attsf tho ioss Of
s51s exnshsd " W. ee and whils
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Mul1laetufe had
nssn g VI s h3<es Among these Ut tit
sassr se2aps etc. oHs oE which ID ss
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causing the infant death II two aersn
kstfioR xlAtes deck hand abd Nd n
W. n and severely woandlne md
eznsz fo1vaId part o the hcsf 49, Ts,ssS
pnt ths lpkee az the explosion being ii ! ,.s,
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3ff1sshoAk 10 tia md 4. ~
tn 4xfinaulshipx tbs Haze 49,;
seMaHpae9ts4 M The tterinE d tha furnnea 49, ~
Lee seegQe0 1e9ugm up IN THE euttsrs bosf s., y e
ofnEs9 Negro ~ not expected to reedsSY III y.
W tnEsa W ~ The city List eysBis s now IN Z
NV Rtssh Mobile AdYsttissz, sIths TT
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.vssy .ges,scv Zisac ss1.s.,,s - :

- TesC sSesscy Ztac Es0syaSs. =
ne SUBSCRIBERS have now hand and win DO constantly
made by the celebrated - 1aA0 sans ~
NEW JERSEY Emo COMPANY. TIE Y. ", e
nv sMow n trade and eonauers ssss
% load N ias aey dsras y
~ ~ w covers much greater han sqaa weight il
more economically WHILE being free from an
one familiar with dssoa. ouait ~ ran.
taoured from lead. 4, s's suansy y Patn' manu- Z.
possesses peculiar and aa
nee Ins STONE COLOR possssss .mlar sraps,es u II.
M ~ ~ seer = batter adapted Tor painting de-
Nv ths = iha Company the Paints snac1oa
y and to keep fresh aad son FOR any reasonable
- = climate, To b ussd like Whiss Lead
by q R sssa g Fl % and 100 store and fox
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Carpet W"arehossse., "

.l ,sr Z. 2gHARTRHs STREET.
nom and she North olowing
esat snd Brusssls nj,
asas Ingram Dutch and Hsmp. FI6oR on
~ beautiful patterns emf 10
and pnsass A c Maow s Shade, a.s
+ oaesplw fss. T M, o. retail BY I
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a'tty Hsnsalc of gocIa,.1rs. =

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- SoTteE-From this 3.
n q paid on honeysenth Bank payabIs on dsmans
led tme INTEREST paid on Moneys lo sor aay sp,
OF DEPOSITS hsa,,g ,hm
United States. ~ apy Of the Commercial q ths
sHoRTLoANs ea yasonh.sa f,orl.,.,1 ~
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GfoCiss.y, Gs.ssess sssssa q sasssrss,.

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sNswofleana, Importers Dealers, Whoiespie ana
Sszl AMps, Plated Britannia sToss CANDLE Hz@
ticks sTksLEEUTLERY, JAPAFENED W AiTEk s.stc flE
Goods viii b offered al log prices, and when country
,Heksd n the saesl manner. ssE,sS - rryso II 4
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p FOR RENT-THE SECOND AND THIRD STORIES of thai
ma shheen baidng CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND GRAvIER
sfhEEis The Second Story the bes. lighted
oomsn tho city, Ths Ground Floor used for commercial
purposes atss the lat Of November t* #RaI rs
zz4a5l 0S7g .,ao 81
" AN OFFICE ON THE GROUND FLOOR 10 LET Amply
TO tol4 sdpsn fs. A. SHERMAN. 70 St. Charles arost
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sne 2Stn and 2otn o. naa resonep 10 -
very peculiar document ana one 70 WINCH we reie
again Wneh our colunns aHoTu us pesSeF
$3.50 :; s. -=.sF,
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mere mas0r'.y u aeaa. snfs1 'nou'ana IN
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v Mr.. H. q. Tsdale, second officer OF tn
steamboat Canada on Lake ohamplsin has published
card contradcting the statement Of the Albany Register
that treated thirteen Of the Arctic survivors rudey
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three hundred and forty three recruits, un
der command Of Capt Barbank, sailed from New Yor
On Saturday tho 21st In the ship Middlescx, bound
Mobile.
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A destructive fire occurred IN Canal street
New York on Friday night extending through 70 Wake
street. involving loss Of upwards q thirty tneusan
dollars s z-.- -.
w;Il;an, q MocLav,s ;aualrv otora IN Rav
pa..s.a.s. ~. -. i. ~.
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40. A'Ne ~ s'e, -
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" The British brig Ann, from st. Johns, N. F..
for Boston was spoken at sea few days after ieavp
bsr Of nassangsrs ,sny Of whom ara ,a to he
of the wrecked steamer oty of Philadelphia.
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\ The Portsmouth Chronicle states that til,
ficats antee is to be launched from the navy yard
that place. about the 18th Of December next The sam
day /, spoken Of as the time for launching the sAbns
NewYork. De- ~ Gag 4s e. sF7 sa4 N II
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Iae screw steamer ST, Joseph went ashore
Middle Island Reef Lake Huron with SIX feet Of waite
in her hold on Friday the 2lat She was bound to thu
Upper Lakes, with valuable cargo Of goods and mer
chandiss. I..
NJ wi, - 800. n. ~ .,.t ~ D.
X
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FROM ArrAkArAs-Byth the steamer jean Webys:
Mrs DeBlanc family and servants, Mrs Henry
Saunders, Misses DeBianc. DeBanc, u DeBano
Messrs LID DeBlanc Emile aDeBiano Charles DeBlanc
Auguste DeBlanc, Leonce, DeBlanc, 8 Adler, Hon y
Saunders, Francis Chauson, o 8 Clute, R Howell,
Miller. g Miller, West, Kaufman, sohwartz, Hagen
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81 20 OLLECToR sSSaa q, SI ~ N
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a., once @ossos Gang street,
Armsird 4 'asasis' Lands Co.. and cassea Aas8
Il NH
ssANKlNG HOUSE, 81 Camp street ~
BOSTON, : NJ = Q n
sqi NEW YORK, e = Us 49, q sf5SdAfB9
: d. a.. A.A' 1rff. oIsCIRf ATT, ssy = x
- ~ Purchased und. .sld By @Nsasoo'd -
MATTHEWS, FINLEY co,
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4 sIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
4 Tos sots.sasl}sen hsnd
SON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, aud MssoIiR5
WRAPPERS PLIERS. Also, TOBACCO In HoGsHEsDs
AND BALES hxscah Market
Csc. s TURNER a REksiA W. -
IS Camp sreet and $50 Tchoapilsuls s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23
HELP FOR THE POOR.

Tnr FIRST AyswER.-The first ans yer to oar ap-
neal in Yesterdays paper came ia the shape G. -
lin from "A Stranger" very early in the morning.
Give that, >" said he " to the poor American widow,
who is struggling to support herself and six chill
" dren by making oil-cloth overals at slxpeuce a
"poir" He gave no name, but he dropped tear OF
synpstby with his blessed offering. Oh, hat he
could have seen the grateful tears OF joy a Der eyes
when she received the unexpected, bu ve-y timely
relief; for she is DOW out Of work. He family Of
pretty children must-.they shall-be saved from
starvation misery and degradation. But the relief
ste most wnnts-that all wants rOrk for willing
hsnds The mother and oldest girl are expert with
their needles. What lady viii apply for Der address
and give them work What manu(ac uriDg estab-
lisbuent will take good family OF valuable laborers
out of this overwhelmed City, That is the kind of
relief that we most need: little present help aud
ultimate removal to the country, where those willing
TO labor can find something 10 DO. The city is too
full of unemployed poor. Ye: they must not be al
lowed 10 starye, or tempted to seal to get bread.
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rouble., or se4 600 900 francs. NJ Teeoborski dis
misses THE part Of his subject by s~erting that the
yearly deficit which must scerus from the incre ssed
e1penses Of the Army aid the probable Elimination IN
The receipt. Of the Imperial Treasury will be fully
made I'D or many years to cone BY mean. Of Russ'as
extraordinary internal resources, and bold enough
10 s6d that II in consequence Of extraordinary aaf
unforeseeD eIper in the prosecution of the war; sue
should find herself compelled 70 augment her puoIic
debt by ore or two thousand millions Of francs, TINS
burden comfortable as it may appear in ITSELF woad
be in no way dispropOrtonate TO the
of the country and tue at the disposal Of the
Cover mtnt, the immense property owned Dy Inc
STATE teir taken into consideration.
twill therefore, he seen that according to NJ leg
oborsk Rufss is the meet prosperous aud thriving
country in Europe. Although it haslargey Increased
the paper cureLcy, il has contracted no forcei ioan
ana touched DO metallic depost; and as evidence
bow thoroughly the fourshiDg condition OF her
fir aDces is appreciated abroad the value OF Russ An
securities in the London market is triumphanty APP
pealed 10. Here however IL would seem th.t tnere
i but little congratulate the Russian Io7-
ernmeut-ibe Russian four and a-haf per cents beng
quoted at S. or per cent below that of d. IN TOUR
ter-oents certificates. VI. Fgucher has sppenied
brief reply 10 the article Of the Russian fvoc i,e'
which exhibits abundant reasons for douotns th7
serupulous accuracy Of his statements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23
RELIEF OF THE POOR.

A meeting for the relief oftte American Poor took
place last evening, At the rooms Of American Chap
ter No. G, Order of United Ameii,ans-LENuEL w.
PARKER, President. Mes.rs. CHiUScEr SHAFFER,
MAC IyrYRY, and MoRros, addressed the meeting
on the subject of What the present exgencies
"demsnd" The audience was select rather III an nu-
merous, and was, in fact imposed ofaiie.. Nothing
of importance transphed
dinner ri be given at the Christian Home, No.
GA Sixth-av corner of rity-sx'h-st 10 the female
servants connected with the Institution; alss, young
women, Of good character, who have relations in
the City, on Christmas Day, at O'Clock. Imme-
diaiely aer an address ii be delivered on the sub
ect of the Savior's birth. Provisions for the occa.
sicn have been literally supplied by some benevolent
merchants of Front ST.
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NJ the right and duty Of the Government 70 sup
press the institution. The Mormons have rign'
70 worship God after the manner Of Joseph smith;
sut they lave no right TO establish institutions IN
consistent with Republicanism and common
morality. u.u..
,diet for breaking up the system is to divide the
territory between the adjacent States AMI anil Tern
tories. 1t has also been suggested to build up
rival party TO the polygamsts among the Mormons.
Pol, rsmy, being crime against the common law,
may justly subject its Practcers to dldranchlse-
ment or other civil disabilities. Would il not be
eYpediept TO give homesteads to those Mormons
who keep to one wife, or remain single, while the
Pol,gsmfs.s are not merely denied the homestead,
but disiranchised In this way the Government
would have no difficulty in building up party
doubtets large majority Of the people-oPposed
TO Polygamy.
correlatiye practice not less humane, OF making
Eunuchs. The two things have always gone to-
gether on the Eastern Continent, ana are equally
Consistent with the squatter-sovereignty doctrine
of Douglas and CASE. OBSERVER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23
SFLDEN, WRITER'S & Co.
nj The Y Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec 2l, 1884.
The sensation and distress occssi'ned 10 this Dis
trct by the faure Of Selden, Wthers Il co. deserve
a notice from the newspaper press of the country.
selden ia the old L. S. Treasurer under Gen. jack
SOD. down to Cen Taylor. He is what may be
termed money grub, marrying torture, ard az
terwerd amassng another in Office. Withers is an
old Virginia bachelor, represented TO be wealthy,
and the Co. lie Robert w Lstham, the active partner
AID main spring Of the firm. He is smooth and
ulau,ible spostafe from the pulpit Thing OF serving
God, he entered upon the service Of M1mmon.
Years ogo The public were cau'i)ned through the
newspaper press, and the Government oincer' ap-
pristd OF the fact ard danger Of making such shin
plaster cor cern a depository oftbe public funds. ln
dcfed by Grand Juries and VIGOROUSLY worthy Of
credit SeldeD, Wiibers Il Co. managed to WITHDRAW
The public moneys from the old Bank of the Metropo
lis Al receive them as deposits. The late Gen Arm
strong went in person three years since u the
CLERK of the House OF Representatives Judge Young
10 beg Tie transfer Of the funds of the House O..
Representatives, from the Bank of the Metrop Ills,
whore they were deposited, TO SeldeD, Wlthefs x
Go or.rlI induce meD's for such transfer. Judge
Douelss wss The boDdsman OF Judge Young, and he
lsd TO be consulted After such consultation. AMI
weighing msturely the advantages offered Judge
Douglas consented and the fumes were transfer
Tbis secret and corrupt bargain for the use OF tn
funds Of The House Of Representatives the oiscis 3,
be attained with all the actors, were gwen 20 the word
in letter published in Ntw:fork on Noy. 6, 1871.
Since that TINE Sel1en, Wibers n CO. have hal, ac-
cording 10 The GhJe, S400 900 1. u time. TIE G'o5e
evidently 6esires to screen Secretary Guthrie from
cepsure nimatiDg that Mr. Allen the Navy Agent,
lad dscbeyed his orders 10 depositing the public
mopeys tbeie; but who does not know iha. the Navy
Agent ALLEN was sn M briate that the pretense
that bis health has suffer- from this loss of the pub
lie funds is all CANNON that his going 10 the in.
fimary is lot anything new Allen, the Navy
Agent has been taken 10 tie nfirmqry often, suffer
dali ia " sll
known not only to the President blu. to the Secreta
~ of the Treasury, and S.lden, Wlthers 81 Co.
Mr. Greepleaf, the person appointed in Mr.. Allen
place, is another kind of man-tsmperae honest aod
capsble He was clefk in the Office, and should
have been at first appointed Navy Agent, instead Of
Allan. L, 5.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN THIRD Az.

About 81 o'clock yesterday morning FIRE broke
cut in German grocery store, corner Of rhiri-av.
and Thirty. frst-st The frenen were quickly upon
the ground end through their exerrions the fire wa.
cor fined 10 the place where it originated. The stock
in the store was damaged to the smgnt of $780, upon
which there was no insurance.
IScEyDIARY FIRE N BROOKLYN.
About o'clock yesterday morning ere broke ont
On The corner OF johnson and CaIll-st,. Policemen
Philips snd Qbiglsy, Of the Second District Police,
io,ced open the doors and fosni that fires had been
kndeo in three distinct places The h,mes were
soon eJtipcushed. aud tTo men, on whom susoiei)n
fell tsken into custody on the ehafgs Of arscn
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CITY ITEMS.

ESGLIsH OPERA.-The Beggars Opera was cap
tally done last night, at tbs Broadway The,ter. H.
| evening we have The Bohemian Girl for the oay
time with Mr.. HARRISON who was the original Of u
| charace or az TLodeus Mr.. Borran IA Count Art
"kein," who was also the original Of that cbarsess
and Miss Louisa Pyne as Airline" On Mondr
will be produced, in grand STYLE the Opera Of IL
Enehonfress, with new scenes, ballet, and msgnS
cent chorus. II will be splendid spectacle aDc
| MADIsos-sorAKE PREsBrrERIAs CHuRcH.-M|
noble edfce is length completed, except the spin
The stone for that is the ground aud being SHAPED
by the hands Of the cutters but will not be placed
perfect position until the spring. The interior is
highly decorated style of art. II will be opened ~
Dedicated to the worship Of God tomorrow (Sdnds!]
Sermon in the morning, at l0 O'Clock, by the pastor
the Rev. DR.. Adam; in the afternoon, at oelock,
by the Rev. DR.. Prentiss; and in the evening" d't
O'clock by the Rev. DIR. Befhune.
The Rev. Geo. c. Lucas, late of Newark, has ~
ceived call to the Alen-st Presbyterian Church d
this City. The Rev. William Hogarth, Of Gensvss
has received a unanimous call to the First Presbys
ri, Church in Brooklyn late Dr. Coxs.
TIE Fair of the Ladies of Bloomingdale, now opss
at No. GIG Broadway, rear Amity st., seems much b
favor with citizens from the great VIDE gathered
there during the ast two days and evenings. The
sore is 30 feet deep on both sides arranged tables
through the whole extent, which is placed beau
tiful ard varied assortment Of iDgenousy conthyed,
tasteful and elegant articles embracing within their
rsrge almost every thing that the fancy desire 10
the rear department being so feet deep, is ranged
The right, table exter ding full length, on which are
arranged toys and fancy wares OF value, furnished '6
them by benevolent Importer, at from 50 TO 100 pei
cent lower than they ran be bought a. retail In sny
part Of the City. 81 great is heir patronage that oI
the request Of many friends, the season Of their Far
will be extended, and continue this day and evening"
and perhaps Monday. At the close OF the Fair, whs
remaDs unsod will be disposed OF in the usual way
CHINESE MUsEUN.-The Ladies Fair, 10 aid Of Tue
Memorial Of Bishop Wainwright, closes to-day ~
the evening, Miss Cy nhis Ballocb, graduate OIL VI,
n stitution for the Blind, will deliver an onghN
poem, appropriate TO the occasion. The oaha NV.
the Blind Institution will be in attendance. lns'
will also be an auction sale OF the remaining gooas
WoRp OF CAuTloS-A few evenings sinee,
sewiug.crcle, composed mostly Of young Vi'A.
ladies of this City and Brooklyn, met at the hou'e
ole of their number, to further the object oil tnei
scciaiiop After par,sking Of hssty SUPPER ~
adjourned to the psror to await the coming
beauY. who were admitted sherA certain pou.
Few minutes hsd elapsed, when they were al 'el,,
yi,b most distressing nausea and were obliged
retire en- mssse 20 the bedrooms above, where spy
lily, everything bearing resemblance 10 -
couch va. occupied by the afflicted damsel'. Anp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23
TIL, POOR.

10 The Editor Of The n. y Tribune. .
SIR: The question is daily asked, " Wha, shalk
" dor @ for the Poor p We can only say that mad
is being done by individuals. as well as by the An
citation for The Relief of the Poor" bu. much ln~;
requires TO be done for many very worthy snd nset'
families WHO have been reduced to strsteDed circul
ctspces by being thrown out OF employment, &c. 4
Iwould appeal, through your columns, TO the IL,
eynen Of this City, and suggest TO them the prop.f
of trefenting the claims of the Poor to therrestss
i've congregations, on the last day OF this year, u
day, in ali the churches, for their benef,-the N
ceeds of which shall DO disbursed by the Assoc
ton for the Rel ef Of the Poor, or in such manss
as the donors may direct. }. c. h''
N.,c. Iotk DEC q la5L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23
AMERICAN MEDIA IRON FOR TIE PEACE
or EUROPE.
To u. Prs,ide.t Of the United Slater

To n. Prssidert Of the United Slater
SIR: TIE undersigned, citizens Of Nev-York, re-
specifully represeDt 10 your ExcelleDcy-
That they view with deep concern the bloody war
now raging in the Crmea betseen Russia, on the one
hand ana Turkey France and England on the other:
"A war that has already been attcOded with fearful
vssfe of life aJo treasure, and which, unless speedily
ended, threatens TO involve the whole OF Europe. and
10 tho o'~iIisoOn and commerce. OF the world
1t has occurred TO your nonori-sts, ID view OF the
frie Oily relstsBs existing between the United States
sno each Of the coptendiDg powers of TIE mutual ill.,
terest of all parts Of Chrslendom in the wei
fsre and Of the hi. h position of this country among
the nations of The earth that while adheTing to
established policy Of avoiding all impertnent inter-
yep,ion in foreign affairs and all entangling ALI
aces this country With great propriety impar
italy tender its friendly mediation to the four belige
rents in the hope of staying the slaughter of their
gallant armies and restoring, If possible, the bless
ines of peace
Tie Undersigned DO, therefore, respectfully and
silly request Exceency TO take the subject
into YOUR early and serious consideration; and If no
col stitutons other sufficient objection shall appear
therso express TO the beligronfs in snch terms
10 Your isdom shall seem meet The desire of this ma
ton for the reD tatement of the peace of Europe aud
10 rro,r 10 them in such and TO such extent
a. shall be found convenient, the impartial ard fepd.
ly mecistion Of this Government. Signed by
He,rv G,ippen w X Vernilye, Z.bedee Cook
CCodhue 4 Co, VIM Evsis, w. V. HuichDs,
Hurhut & Co s. Laihrop Walter X ZONES
Cooper & Hewitt, John '. TsppsD, Charles NeEcomb
Tucttr John ID Jones Ell~ood Walter,
Chsuht Taia d James W fhilins, Dan Drake smith
phelps, John J. Phelps. I b. S.tterthwAte,
Alfred senn J. y. Butterworih, A. b Holmes,
SbepPerd KNAPP, VIM Tucker w. Atkinson,
Cha Seupp, A. Halsey, Eesmith Son.
Hiram Ketehum NJ. Tucker w H. Webb,
John Van Noetraud, A. B. Wilson, John ). Noble,
Hy. b. Greenwood, Geo " God, and others