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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
SPAIN

The new born Princess died at Madrid on the sth amer
DAVIS illness The circumstance, taken In epnhecti0n
with an.ecC6ent scandals, excites comment as ths GNU
was spoken Of being Of particularly healthy constu
ton. nm
The fame of the Soule duel has not yet died away The
following letter from Lord Howden the British Minister Is
the lates; official emanston the subject
"BRIIrsH LEGATION, Madrid, Jan. 6, 1884.
have been extremely panied, both for myself and
other3 in seeing IN several newspapers that duel was
about 10 lake place between Count Esterhazy Austrian
Minister ct this Court and myself l was perfectly at
loss 10 imagine the motive until saw By chance IN a
German new spaper some assertions at which L am as
surrrisad as indignant. There Is perfect plague
in Madrid at this envenOming all that u said and
iuyeutpg eli ha; ia not said reported TO have re-
fused Count EserhaZy my colleague IN the unfortunate
duel between r. Iurgot and NJ. SsIs, in which was
fecond for reasons assigned in the rosest terms and in
The most offensive The reason for my declining
Count Esterhazy applied equally to other members OF the
dplomate body; for personal reasons which 1t IS I'M
necessary 20 state made condition, without which
should have retired that should act with Frenchman
and certainly could have found none more worthy or
moe agreeable than Gen Caller. feel happy TO state
TIA, the hes. relations have always ssed between Count
Este1hazy and myself j never have had the remotest
intention say anything offensive TO him, aud am happy
TO have Opportunity Of showing my friendly feelings BY
requesting You 10 have the kindness publish this letter
in your estimabe Journal Iremsn yor obedent servant
HOwDEs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

TIE FIRE AT MITTEscAaUo WEST SpRrsdYIELp-v.
Monday night, Jan. "a, about l0i o'clock the pieke!n
Of the Agawem Canal Company's cotton mill WA dn0s
cred to be fire. The origin Of the fire is unknown
entirely con6nsd to the part Of the building 10
II was discovered and which was separated from
mill by brick wall and iron doors. Twenty nye ~
cotton which in the picker room were dessroye
the machinery together with the clstn IN w looE
damaged by smoke. The wheel IN inc y" onscuy -,
the picker room was Of cast iron, ana Is poo.op
iured The boiler Ia found 10 be in good condition -
enact OF the loss has not yet been
h Il oficiaIly announced that il will not exceed
The comnnnv 4 fully insured in Boston and Pfov's
ofSces And Ia the Fire and Marine Of this city. -.
Death OF WELLKEows SHIPMAsrsR.-by feac: N.
IN our Int of deaths will be found the name Of ~
Ssh p Baker of the ship Flying Dragon. from tns ~
for San Frsncisco He died On shipbosrd, OF dreH,~
Ter an illness Of eighty six days and was benso ~
Cant Baker was the architect Of hs OWE fortune
followed the sea than thirty years and risen IL ~
forecstle to the situation Of master and owner 49,
his own exertions. He had commanded some d e $3.50
class vessels and always with HIS lass ~
were made in the clippership Shooting s,as 49, .
made the quickest passage ever performed from -
this port lie was shipmaster Of more than os Z, Al
ergy and ability, and esteemed and resPcS tssv.
Who knew him. He was a native and res.ien' "
ster Mass and leaves wife and four ehuoIe'ar dv6
Mr. Thompson possessed large end W " 10
library which he tried az first 10 save bul coua 20 M
then ruehed in TO get chair which beio1s g reousk
mother and which he valued very highly On " ~ ws
and err come out.again. When found N WV
burnt TO crisp. lie was about 10 years o'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
AUSTRIA.

OUTRAGE ON An AMERICAN CLERGYMAN.
The following as will indeed sufficiently appear from an
ausol in Mr. Drinkwaters letter the American Presi-
dent-constu;e only the opening of the correspondence
that has arisen Of the gross and unrovOked outrage
detailed in the fourth letter of the SERVES.
II LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10, 1854.
SIR. Ihsve the honor to ncose copy Of letter which
received this morning, from the Rev James Cook Rich
uord addressed your President and also ncose copy
Of letter which lhave myself addressed the President
Both Of these letters viii leave by the Atlantic. address
you as the head Of your eouny foreign ministers and
Won will perhaps pardon should srge the necessity
Of our using your influence with your brother minister ID
Vienna TO induce him 10 act Ike man in this matter
You must be the best judge OF whs; yoar countrne1
viii say when the whole iaess IN e<,esso shall b l'd
before thsus
rtlll II ls. rlsPe c.fa. >. &c -. -,
= g DGINHWArER
HsF1eeuere7. J.nrfs b, elA-su Lcaden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
SOUTH AMERICA.

From Montcvideo Nov 22. Is report that the dc
affected party of Blancos had for tim been med
tang disturbances and toward the middle Of NGg smbf
they openly took mp against the Government Ia
several parts Of the province On the 25th Novembw
they openly seized upon Colombo and forced the author
ties to fly TO Bueaos Ayres in whale boat.
At BuenOs Ayres business In q satisfactory stse,
and the Government had sanctioned the new tariff wh
was TO be brought into force January by which he in
port duties would undergo considerable modification wh
those upon exports would be generally increased f.
change on London, Cos. Cd. per doubloon
The monthly retrospect Of the trade Of Rio Jsnefo
states that the coffee market owing 10 the full suppbe
and the advance in the rate Of freghis declined oo 70
50Ors from the highest point OF the month There vse
sales Of sugar for the South and for home consumon
26c0 to $500 dol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
INDIA AND CHINA.
PROGRESS OF THE CHINESE RESURRECTION
RECAPIURE OF Annoy AND EXECUTION OF
1000 OF THE INSURGENTS.

An e,press antcpaiory of the Overland Mail has been
received by tie London papers The dates are from Cal
crt,a, Dec 6 Bombay, IA Shanghai Nov 70; Annoy Is
Burmah, 20.
From India the news rot Of much interest 10 American
readers The British position in Burmah was very unsats
factory The BomtGy Times says Trade Is not Disk
and we have change to report in the state oil ne
market" Mercantile advces by this arrival describe no
change Of importance but say that at Bombay there nad
been large transactions upon aheavy market AT Calcutta
prices had been maintained on the average. a sudden
check in the quotations of Stocks consequent upon the
news Of the probabilities of war with Russia, was but
emporary Singapore letters of Dec. state that the de-
mspd for imported goods inactive, but holders were
firm and advanced quotations expected as soon as
business should spring up
Tie presence of Russian army at hhiva conhrnied
From China the accounts OF the state of trade again show
sn IMPROVEMENT The political news is quite interesting
At Canton all is quiet AT Shanghai the beligerents keep
I'D a desultory warfare with little or no results
From Anoy the most melancholy accounts have been
received and involving amount OF oloodShed tnas cal
eua,ed TO strike into the hardest heart and with any
other people than Chinese would induce reaction and
cry OF Vengeance the authors OF such fearful outraes as
those now enscng at Annoy and n It's neghbOrhocd The
Impersts have Tetaken the psce and have marked their
success BY Staying in cold blood nearly 1000 persons most
Of whom took 10 part in the late except com
nusop The streets and wbarves OF Annoy have literally
stresmed with human blood, not shed in any warke opera
tons bu done in savage revenge and to blind the auIhor
ties CT PekD to the bravery Of the ena'tors letter
from Annoy, dated November q, received but fsw hours
ago states that up to that period al was quiet and matters
wore uch the appearance as lar as foreigners were
concerned as under the nsurgont rulers Executions were
of daily occurrence TIE Mandarns to mark their success
were reveng in human gore putting TO death all who fall
into their hands ndscrminately The original mover OF
the rebellion had been given up to the Iandarns the un
fortunate wretch executed tho l7h November to
geher with his SON. both bodies being qaarered and their
heads placed the principal city gates The villages
around Annoy made to contribute othe monster erecu
tions Whole villages threatened with daath unless
they gave up all who took part in symPahsed with the
rebels and as consequence of this brutal demand the
roor weak noGensye and defenseless villagers sur
rendered up victims to saate the andarns thirst for
blood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

,u,e with sympathy for HE This great warrior who
. ,..o,r, v,r, limited has kept Russia 80 long time
In shs,t had lately been 20 badly OF for powder and ball.
., no was obliged q be very sparing Of IT. Thus he hal
or,,d his men not to fro at tho common men, but to pick
an ,he oec,n lie has fortunately received IN spite
- ,.,oo. a;culies the ordnance and s;ors sent hun
=, t poe He row thanks the Sultan, and assures his
hslu,,s that no my depend upon him and on his most
,,nr,u, Efforts Tho assistance Of shamyi and bis gal
Liant n, nd Is equivalent 10 army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

CHURCH BURsED-The Psyson Congregational Chucs
at East Hampton Mass, beautiful structure and slss
ly furnished was destroyed by fire the morning ~
2sth ut The FIRE took in the furnace room fes nias
before the time Of service 10, O'clock and entirely ccns
the edce, together with the fine organ and furniture "
the exception Of the seees in the vesty which wessssv
The Church having been dedicated sbout thsc
months since, and was built ct cost including frtus 81
town clock Of 10000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
SERVIA.

dspact from Belgrade December 2s. states that two
fmans were daily expected there from Consaniinope
BY the first of these documents it is said that the Sultan
puls the relations that exist between Serva and Russia
declaring that the servans have need Of Russian Pro
iectorse sence he he SnltaD has confirmed the liberties
which they have ceased to enjoy Consequently all
ibe Conventions heretofore existing between Servia and
Russia are Cancelled and the Servans invited to
sider the Sultan their only Suzeran The second rman
confirms al the privileges conceded to the Servan people
was supposed that tho Porte had effected understand
ing with Prince Alexander that if he maintains suitable
attitude in the present war; the inheritance Of his title viii
be guaranteed 10 him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
PRUSSIA.

The Second Prussan Chamber NC, In secret sosson 'tn
To-, % deliberate ON con munic alton from Government
relative to acquisition by Prussia of military port on
The North Sea Tie proposed site is near Jahde not FAR
som the mouth Of the Wiser and upon ground at present
bsIopgine 10 the Grand Duchy oil Oldenberg.
The entrance Of the allied fleets into the Black Sea -
upd.r,tood not TO make any change in tho attitude OF
Prussia with respect to the Eastern question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
THE VERY LATEST.

GBy Submarine TtiegrSph to LirerP'oil
PARIS Friday Evening, Jan l3-The Bourse closed this
evering as follows: Three Cents 1910 Four and n
HslfPer Cents, %.
Rumors were circulated this afternoon the Bourse that
pacific news had been received from st Petersburg.
LIVERPOOL Saturday Jan li.-Arrived ships Gertrude
ard Senator, from New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

Thirtythree tuns Of silver arrived at Philadelphia u
Friday last from the New Orleans Mint under the upn
tendence of Marshal Keyser The specie put up q
small iron covered boxes and required less hsa u
to convey it FROM Pittsburgh to the City Of PAis
delpha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
ITALY.

PIIDxoST-The recent insureetion of peasants a.
Aota alluded in the Chamber of Deputies II
stated to have political Specification; and, meantime
Government pledged itself to endeayor TO provide work
for the needy.
RonE.-0n the afternoon Of the lst inst, the principal
streets Of Rome were for the first time lighted with gas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
Richardson Brothers & Co.'s Circular.

re- ffaI LIVERPOOL lst No lSth 1884
The Sesthe has continued
In our Circular Of the 10th
We have several additional from the United States
week w. fr' " - -
On ssday little business Ia article sad
one e" Aes Of FLocR made shade esse prices than
extreme quotations % Tuesday bat yesterday tao depression
recovered price but
Al Asnebesr market yeserdsy there much doing IN
lasf
~ market this morning had fall atcndsnce the town
de e and miller few from the bat all operatd
VII much caution Holders Of parcels Of WHEAT were
trr retn deae such but HAVING lots de-
StfJ tI thr f1ch Offering reduction Of a Y ~ % on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
James Meilcnry's Circuier.

Pr .fsaI LIVERPOOL. Friday, Jan. IS 1854
Provisions New Bacon ready market AZ fall prices
Ola sought aor There doing Ia Beef and PORK
Cheese Keeps Lard to3 desrer and mach wanted
here
Tiow has been excited and reached $751; but easier
been Ia better demand during the wesk but
Transactions have been reoortsd.
OUERUIrRos BARK neglected
LINsEED CAKE hos adyaiced loI ~ tun.
activity has mode rated and there
trssrg sellers decline from the rates 10 i
Dbl on Hour 4p ~ lbs on West and on ndau Corn
CoTToNSnce the selling Of the Atlantic there no particular
change notice in the market The Coons direct from NewO.
al leaving fair profit freely offered for se and the
coure ben very generally rursued with late Imports little
occasionally exsts prices but scarcely amounting 70
0uoAton There business In Manchester
since Tuesday, and the market isyery steady.
Stock this 5 S5 OF which 18 7sj are American
Stock last yer 43t bags Of which $50 ?5S Amocan
Sales the including 800 Amercsn39s bag
Icing on speculation, aud 100 for export
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
,r,y vopv nAuy TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY L. 1854

rerenesd in tho American war; how difficult was 70 pre-
lerye en- Isolated neutrality. . .,......
In the event II war breaking out, was tncuznl ma
Count Reyenslow Crimnil would BE- made Danish Ms'e
Of Foreign Affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
BELGIUM.

King Leopold is endeavohng to negotiate marriage
between bis daughter and the young King OF Portugal
another Coburg match.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

CorroS-ssles ofveek 4ss9 bales IN port and 1000 eoa the
rate for Mddng Orleans and 91f d03E for Good hdfint
stock. 81, Geo bales.
Accounts from manufacturing districts changed although
weather has forced son demand for wiler goods
AsnEs- Unchanged 49f 45of for Pots
Coffee LII small supply prices unchanged.
RIcE-Rsti more active; but prices unchanged
sUCAR--E,t much b. sine. doing but holders fFm.
TALLow AND LARD-DnlL
n.s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
SWEDEN AND DENMARK.

Il proposed TO invita- Holland 10 Join the league with
Sweden ard Debmark. Holland h4ying already ex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
American Stocks.

The was soma little inquiry during the week iof preferable
United States css he the London market but not much
concluded Prices howe steadily supported
d. Boil Son Co ol0w quotations
brsine . MT be said lobe really going in namely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
NsyRRFCrIoN IN WALLACHIA, &c

Latest accounts confirm the report Of instruction
among the peasants Of Lesser Walaoha The instruction
was extending and may the Russians serious trouble
report Of the death Of Prince Worcnzof was current
NJ Jsssy but did 10, obtain much credit Official accounts
had been received there Of the death Of Admiral Osman
Psshs iiom his wounds at Sinope.
Eussspha Pssha, commanding the Sultan's Imperial
Guard. had resigned.
Two Polish officers names not stated have been ap'
pointed Generals Of Brigade in Asia
The Lorden Daily Ners complains that the English Ia
rneers who were board the Turkish steamers although
hey wore the uniform Of officers, are treated by the nus
sians sailors and confined in prison. on an
allowance of cents per day Mr. Bell the engineer oil the
Pvss Bahsn Egyptian steamer thai was taken by the
Russians promised his liberty IL he would take her to
Sevastopol He did but the steamer being badly dam
aged sunk in the harbor which he was thrown into
prison. where he still remains
violent bad done much damage along the con
rear Smyrna. The Custom House at Smyrna was nearly
destroyed
PROGRESS OF NEGOrIATIONS.-THE PORTE &C
CEPTS THE PROPOSITIONS OF THE FOUR
POWERS
The Paris Moaeur Of Wednesday lltb staeshat accord
ing to Geographic dispatch from Constantnope list the
pivan has adopted 0Haep'0pOstioas Of The -Four P01er
This IL palpsble mistake,
The Independence Beige publishes despatch from Con
stantinope Jan O. which probably expresses the matter
more correctly. 1t says:
aThe Trade Of the Sultan has been published approving
t3 decision Of the Grand Council which had authorized
the Ministry open quotations the basis proposed by
the -Four Powers"
While negotiations progressing military operations
viii be carried with vgor neither party being at all de-
sirous Of an armistice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

r~ ".s y" IN. .,,.,A =, An, ,,,,rA,oh had
s&sVns' Wv" ~ f">~ -" - $50, .aa ,,ol n by
r'sN" v Nme'N wv ~ 's, Y,a r,rA. ,o.ru,u,
ss"m NV Va ,s.s, w....,... ,,a,, a, m.rnh
m~ WYNN ea"" " !, ss way and after brief
60, ,A,, ~ r,asc their steps ,caviny
e".'s,P ""'
SSsssae y" '~ NV" 49,, 49, A., e,h If January. bat
I've es'N' s'"'s "a Ran Gained nv the Turks
"a :, Omar I'm January l. the Minister Of
ssdsr ssmmsha 81 V"Ss .s svSs,,n, rmb. ...dors at
var em~"y m""eNe w ~ haa hocu gained
49, -, ,.,,s a, Ks,cfat Eur several days pro
the v'NaA, ~ :, ~ s,e,os.ion the different Rus
vSss oh'er ne" s""' ~ .nncc.s Az ,ongih the
san se'r~ WIN -. ,har confer and thus urcd
TURKS 'a'ean0'~'s "" -, ,o.,,, now formula
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

Total aiken for Consumption. 81, go bags VSlea~
Totsl taken for HPOrt laeusll S7so bags I9z osss
American Brazil syptn. 4. l. w Total
sccs this day. IsS $3.50 dsn 1921 ~ s s@
moderate business hiss been dur
week hut prices arc extremely hr with no disposition On
tho rag CT producers 10 press s2ies. -,
T arrivals Gkln have been large during the week bat the
tese h buoyant advanced prices 20 Der 1o
WHEAT fully Dbl FLOUR INDIAN Corn IN better de.
To-day the market was cot 90
[ The tonnage of III. caBals preventing the delivery Of the
recent large Wheat sud Flour from the quay were hef
easier TO buy --
AsnEs--5o bbls Montreal Pots allied 8 69Ssi y cWt
D. Sales 50 . American sf 63i " cSL
LARD y which 81 have been sold
TURPESrINE-2 Ooo Bills rough brought l+l6 y cwt
RtEf sToiDa In huied demand 100 erees sold III
cst very ordinary up u for midding quality.
RESIN 90, bbls sold at $40 4 cwt for common Amber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
wrisht. Candy Is Co.'s Circular.

Per Aria LIVERPOOL Friday J.n ~ isN
Our LIST adyiees under date OF 6h Inst and
pertea steady CorroN market aimee Which have s
re 10 The have not purchased sSteney e~s
aouhtes 10 the scarcity mddling grades Only snah
quantity import yet the market bat We noaes
dsroson upon landing sne oos the pohtl
hoan different action.
The conflicting from The States ressrd the extent the
Incoming cop varying they do from 100000 90 l5 eo bales,
ae so eseulsec rspe caution aud while cheerful Wa are
entertain immsdiate but anticipate the main
The public sale Of Sea Isls
Ween sdy CT heavily $50 bags hndns enyen
alout u 10 decline. 49,,
ay the trarsacops have been moderate the sale footing
60 hale. market elo,n sdy last weeks quo stons
he total S9ot bales OF which
Specr;oEs have taken 3s and Exporters
1880 LEAVING 81 so taCs Of al kinds 10 .he Trade -
The lmroSt time Is 4J's bales OF which ote are
American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

From France We have but few scraps OF news
The MOReur mentions the presentation By the frince
de Chimay of an autos aph letter from the King OF Bel
GUM to the Emperor but gives no indication oil Us con
tents.
Armaments by land and ses, going on more actively
than ever throughout France. ca,
was reported that the Bank has agreed to loan hity
millions OF francs to the Government
An III effect was produced in Paris by the iniormsilon
that Austria has been supplying Russia with arms ana
stores The Austrian Minister being applied TO- STAGED
thatit was mere commercial ransactOn-an explanation
not deemed satisfactory. =,
On Sunday 9Th, the Emperor gave @ reception 70 NJ
Lucio Pulido Minister OF Venezuela.
Count PeyTounet buried with due honors at hons
ferraDd IN the Gironde.
lie persons already tried for atep, 70 assasinae
the Emperor the Hippodrome were again placed on
Trial at Paris 18th inst, charge OF having been mem
bers of a secret society. These men are known rs the
CopspiraioTs in the so called Opera Comiqae plot
Twenty one Of hose originally accused were condemned
10 different periods Of Imprisonment or exile and the
others acquitted But the Government deemne %
get lid Of them by other brougS theshoe
twenty seven again trial. along with sixteen others on
tine documents Sc. &c The trial is not yet concluded
letter from Havre Of nth inst. mentions that the
Minister Of Marine had ordered into active service al
seamen who have served four years and who have
been on leave for more than year.
1t excited considerable small talk in Paris, that NJ de
Kissele the Russian Minister was omitted from the IL
vations 10 d seec. ball of the Tuleres al the other
drlomststs having been invited.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-05-05
DowNFA1L or rnn .PIr.t b ovIpr Z,

DOWNFALL OF THE 'PiLLAR orlPEAcE.'
Upon one Of the highest cliffs. which
form the dividing line between Laucaa.
hire and Yorkshire, and which constitute
at that point the backbone Of England
there was erected in the year lSl4-15,a
TALL and massive column Of rock, corn>
memorclive oflhc Joy which The inhabi-
tanIs Of those wild districts felt al tho alb.
dica'ioDs otNapoleon--a stiggestyo me-
mortal of The blessings which peace had
al last brought TO ,he1wo countries which
il separated. A large numberof persons
subscribed 10 The cost OF its erection, aid
il was called the "Pillar Of Peace" A
lew weeks since, however, as we learn
from The London Times, the people Of
DangeTjeld were alarmeI By loud
noise, as il a peal Of thunder from the
heavens; and upon looking towards The
summit, they found their Old land mnrk
lay in ruins upon its base. An ominous
accident
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-05-05

SIZE OF LoND IN -London extends
over an area of 7S,029 acres or 1879
square miles, and the number Of It's in~
hab,anis, rapidly increasing, was Two
millions three buhdted and sixiy>lwo
thousand, Two hundred and ,hiny~qix,
(2,362, 1857 on the day Of tho las, census.
A conception Of this vast mass Of people
may be formed by the fact that, il The
metropolis was surrounded by a wall,
having north gate, south gate, aii east
gate, and west gate. and each df the
four gates was Of sufficient width to allow
a column Of persons 10 pass out freely
four abreast, and peremp,oY necessity
required The Immediate evacuation Of the
city, il could not be accomplished under
four and twenty hours. by the expiration
of which time the head of each ol the
four columns would have advanced a no
less distance than seventy y-fve miles fr, m
their respective gates, all the people be-
ing in close file, four abreasl. .-CAeskirG's
Results of the Census 'fa q. 'a' p