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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
MINNESOTA.


Al IsDIss WAR--LAxE SUPERIOR NEws, &c.-Ths
s. Paul Democrat Of the 18th inst has been received
We gather from II the following news
Shortly after their removal tO Red Wood, Wabashaws
band Of Sioux Indians well that of Little Cfos re-
turned their former hannts 10 spend the winter spfny
coming on also brought with il dlsposiuon on the part
Of number Of The members Of each OF these Dsnas 70
form wer party against their ancient enemy-the CHIP
nevss Aceordingly few days since large party
was formed and proceeded he Chippewa River where
tLey met few o the unsgspectng victims Of their wrath
and succeeded in taking scaps They then beat
rereaf by yay Of Shakopee 10 Canon River dancing tho
war dance a. they journeyed Inc acting Goyern1r
! Travis Rosssr hearing Of tbs outrage Immediately dis
ratcbs1 thirty go0ns under Command Of Lieut. ADAM,
10 arrest the offenders, and also TO drive back 10 their
homes at Red Wood those w3o st Red Wing and
on the Cannon River.
r.. =. Slaughter Esq. returned from Fond dl Lac
Superior last evening He eft there Friday last snd
came through loot in four days and half travelling
time When be EFT the ice breaking up IN The Lake
Irproy mens rapidly going forward at the mouth Of
the St. Louis St1niZ IS engaged On Goyefnaien' sur
veyDg subdivding township west Of the one sresdy
surveyed a, the mouth of the s. Lous
We informed that official Information nss oeen re-
ceyed at Hudson VII onsin, that the bay and lands
so oaoen. thereto a. Le Hand River, LAKE Superior have
been reserved for the purpose oi erecting nafy p"Se
thereon , d.
Several steabo had arrived a, ST. Peathe nTst OF
h sessOn-fled With Immigrants
building At Mime spolis, Hennepin County owned oy
Col j Stevens and used a. a courthouse charch saf
tore wa burned on the Tth inst The house Of Wynaa
Baker near ST. Paul, ~as burned on The 9Th
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
NEW YORK YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Asso-

An adjourned meeting Of the members Of this Associa
ton held at their in Stuyyesan Institute last
evening. . - ,,,
The amendment proposed by Mr.. Gro II. WILLIAMS,
st the January meeting thoroughly discussed and hnaJ
adopted
The article previous to the amendment read as follows
third. othe regr meeting OF the As'
eian provided faton anen1men shall nave been
proposed At q meeting a, leas' o1s month pre'iois
As ane nded and adopted, It reads a. follows
The proyons this Constitution BY hieh none bat meosss
ef churches msy hold ofes may never De an
npsd any eLdnent b. made which If made would
.Iox Ire aid provous 10 annusd Wh these
hi altered amended by vote Of t"ohrd'
of he 81. her, present meeting o. the Asocaion
roviced serson amendment shall have been proposed
d neeips at least month previous" 80 , n
Mr. NcC.RrEy presented a resolution inviting the Kew
Dr. Hus TO the Association in behalf OF the building aHd
Adopted -, r,t....o ..
Nr r C. McCoRMIcX, Jr, was appointed DeleRste 70
The annual nsens of III, Young Christian A'sosiston Of
Bs tuore 10 be held the FIRST seek Ia May .
Alter s01ne further business the meeting adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
EAsTON CONSPIRACY CASE.
From Or Own Reporter.

fiN 0' EAsros pa MoDcay, April a 1851
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Catherine Lee recaled-Mr Greenes inability Tes .ne
opiv rsuse OF his falling 70 accomplish hs pgsross
refused allow him execute az p7fPos
should rtnk dl saghtsf tired 70 open the door, S4s u
va either locked or held ,
Iobn Schneider syorn-I reside in EastOn az the Ameri-
,r Fo.l have been sb0lt eleven have seen
p,rter routrg 20 ha ths; the house sss am
"a Fts.y on think tte ID Of DeesmberT did not him
1.s mt, srisy morning ,hsn saw b. 10 The realm
re.Sin. tie pagers a. sin with ,oy any
L,ve him twice before
Or saudt reeaed-AarOn ). Dech ws not, be-
s,s ess..sd W sEv r. sulsr blsinss last Deesnber
Charies T. Buck tworn. depOsed-l an Justice o. me
Peso. vent NerYork the srh Of D7cenoes 1871 yf'
st.vsnar AID Sir Maxwell the trsin 90" NJ
Nsrse b- the afternoon o. ire Sas ~
veU as ell SeS lors Jbessd 20 osl oo7cA,a
,vs~-isS War We rot NexY0rk w4ocn v.s pl . 1sc
s,,vsr, Ivsnt aud IN .orswhsfe sDoet a. =
wken n hey hd -Lsvsnson Tss 40 .s.fs 80 49, -
rrlprttcrs of he Msrehsns Hotei -1e ~ '4St hA
ssst-uf ccnclBcss 10 srne f7r Pcics Iss
care Fns .nd -r 1A'e a
,ou vent up In eTerson q nt 70 "a 'ls
tb, the hotel ssH All
fzrd into the aoes taSfe
4. -e xtrs ,loce the for some iins ne ft st %.
tfs sa AZ bo.r. tneu down sails AL conc N a y 4
r. scr dow- C@dsrs, ae rsnr sc>11pac -
N Ci,k ber p urnsd With hrs Pstsr II c1ody -
th pre- uoas1a< ther> were - % a
n 40 mi, OF Mechanic bsak Of ksJa
.5. .isr. wee three and - BILL positive .
sEe Der q Ills bit ibnh three the money ~S ta<en osf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25

FRox vEsEzUrL. BY the arrival at PhladelphiA yes
,erday Of the bark Venezuela adyiees from Porto Ca
bello 10 the 9th inst have been received
The Congress Of Venezuela passed bill on the 2ith
aboshiDg Slavery in that Republic The bill having re-
ceiyed tho signature Of the President vent MO force On
The same day
The elections are to take place in August 1t vas the
general impression that Gen joe Jodas Monsgss would
be chossr Z Presiden. Of the Republic.
There we're no American vesel In port when the Vens
zuels let
Business was quite brisk Coffee came In freely and
sold at l2al3 for superior and II Gli for ordinary.
Cocoa commanded s2l 100 n inferior qualities ranged
from els to Sls Hides IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
MARINE AFFAIR Il ).

loss or SCHOONER u. BoCEEr
The sbip Star Republic Capt Share ,wh h arrived yes
:eray from Bordeaux reports that the 10Th inSt IN ia
81 deg os min lon 90 deg 80 min, fel "a with the wreck
Of schr A. NJ Bogert Capt IL. S Wsrd OF and Tor Ne"
York from Cha,eston with cargo OF cotton rice ~
lowered boat and took off the officers aud crew. inele
being heavy sea on at the time with squsly weather
Fhe schooner was totally da masted the l6ih When
three days ON, had p rudder head and os gudeons aud
pintles The Nj b was built in this Cty and was aooR
three months old The vessel is insured for s2looO anu
cargo for $4,000 She about $50 uns burden ano
splendid vessel Capt Share spoke the l. rigate Con
stuon on the 25th ut in lat So deg 80 mn oN - deg
81 min- all well
The UNDERWATER.
Captain Copes Of the steamer Kennbec arrived yts'e'
day afternoon from Philadelphia rsQor's having oeea
boarded by bost from the sip Uade-wTer, ashore a.
Squan The chip was reported having been moved some
Srty feet off shore and hoped ,ha she woad oe go
Of last night or during this mornings food The scho'ner
Mama Frank Pierce and Wavs, and the soop 1eorse
Washington have up TO the Cy with oat oil orf
cargo mostly in good order
NAVAL.
letter from Florence Of March - ststes that ned
States gate Cumberland tie flag ship Of the Nediier
rGnesn squadron Commodore StIDgham ana me stra i
gs,e Ssrapsc. Captain Long, arrived a. Leghorh &c"
days before The Commodore, with bis family anu Se1
eral q his officers have aVaed ih m-el,es Il the opo
,uny Of visiting Florence. where they have received
marks Of attention. The y. Louis Captain lngraAaA
was a. iCcnstsntincTle
Ihe L steam frigate Fuhon ana 'ooP," Wat a.,
sailed h Hayan. on the 1th inst on cruise in the ,u
The fripate Cumberland, the iac ship Of ihe NO.
tearrsnesn souadron. Commodore Srnyhan, ana ihe
steam frigse Saranac Capt Long arrived al Legn'TA
about the middle of March and were 10 om
cruise 10 Naples and Sicily and probably to the lie
want.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25

The lesrle,ion ss precedent Now Is there any
man sreid By sppropr1,ing hundred thouss nd dollar
10 s'gnze the public appreciation OF conduct such
iha wih ecis this tward that Vt shall encourage too
bOlc too heroic too dsnte rested Conduct in o peril
and shipvreok On the part OF American Of
men u-hout the world Certainly rot. There
dsneer Of hat repeat If src. by a special act of
t- Kind. 10 show APPRECIATION OF such conduct
'Doao be conmenurse with the greatness Of the trans
acton rselL / an sure that If such proposition had
been sde when the intelligence Of the disaster and ;e
partial salvage frs. reached tie capitol there j.
who would have been for cutting the appropriation down
70 twenty thousand We have claims o. property n'1
to settle-we owe practically decisive have 4 large
surplus in treasury-we are rich-we strong.
govern n which has sOr its surplus fGns except
10 buy lis perfectly safe bonds a. advance II
fifteen h the dollar ough. 20 make liberal reward
for benefit conferred by others a. the peril Il the properly
and live of those who confer them ought not q maze
noel Of the virtue Of gratitude a. all Let Us then,
sustain character and encourage own ssssn
aid thOse Of al nations 10 emulate the conduct u he
saviors Of those who Ierhng n the wreck OF The
Sen f-anciscO
Tie question taken and the Amendment agreed TO
Yeas a. Nays &c a. follows:
YEAS Meis Atesson. BHFnt. B1er C'.y Dtsson Ev,a.
Fazpetet Ceser, GEr, Hun e. Jonss T.naJ Sors fiait
Pesoe, Petit R1s Sebastian sltr Thompson Ky Io'1'
RAYs-xs,.is Alien B-6ss- Bell Brown Cooper. E-sr-s,,
Fih. EoOt hsmD. Mallory Seward shelds u-'S sl1nef'
Wade VrSbt-IG
The question taken on the engro-snen, ofte bill Yeas
u. Nays l6; as follOws
YEASMess's Al BsdssI Bel chs,e G2qpsr Eys.sst' 5i
Rusk Ssrd shields Stuart sumlef Thompson lhyJ "'s'
b4YsMe... Aietscn Brifht Brown Butter Clay D.E,os.
Erps Fzpstrcs Hunter Soris Pe;ti Prs sebssaan sAds
Tomb. uillisms-ls
The Indian Appropriaton bill then taken up and
some twenty Amendments reported by the Finance Com
nee adopted in BODY One appro1rialing S-Oo0O Tor
negotiations with The Indians in Washington Territory
debated and adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON

Special Ds7stch The Tribune
WAsHISGrOS. Monday April o. 1854.
Mr. BENTON speech in type in The Goje Office aod
will occupy Fix co umns Of tia psper He says The into
duc;ion Of th Nebraska / wa covert indirect unmauly
crooked and an insiduous chea-a ridiculous sq1atsr
sovereignty lie hsnoles the Prs sident the Cabinet aai
The Eni0n wthou, sloves
Mr.. HARRIS OF Mis- made Numerous speech TO Day
against the Nebraska bill Hs kept the House eonvulsei
with Laughter The Nebraskates gritting their teeth
But one killed by the falling Of the bridge at
Little Fab and another dangerously manged The loss
il es,inGted at 10000
The Gsisdeh Treaty will all probability be disposed of
tomorrow and secrecy removed
The Spanish Government having heretofore in m
pOnderse with Minister at Madrid broadly assered the
right Of search whenever cir umStances may in the opn
ion Of that Government justly it. when suspicious
Of lhbuser designs arise; appears from dispatches
Gently received from Mr Soue. dated Madrid March
that be plainly told the Spanish Minister Of State Sr De Ia
Bsrcs that Gmpe suspicion only that vessel under tbs
flag Of the UDded States has been ferby detained and
searched by Of Her Majesty armed cruisers 10 time Of
peace will vays be sufficient excite the very serious
attention of the United States Government oud must
ssry in every care lead rigid investigation OF the cir
cumstances which may have cOnduced the taking osuh
step
reported that the new Nebraska scheme has been
sbsn ndOned after eating much excitement may how
ever revived again at any moment when can be car
red by surprise.
The GIoJe learns that the chain bridge in of
ton over the Potomac Little Falls fell this morning kill
ing seyera men amorg them Mr RYDER, the contractor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25

IsprAsA-The election in October next viii be very
portant one Stse Senator Will be elected for two ses
iOns four years who will have vote for United States
Senator at each session n March next the term OF Sen
sOr Petit expires and in two years after tho term oil
Senator Bright also expires Each will be filled by re
lection Of the present ncumbens or by new men, at INC
regular sessions of the General Assembly IN le'i I'''
1866 and 1857 In adds on there VII be county officers
and Representatives in Congress The contest next iai
vii be principally upon The ssueforo or against
, prohibtory liquor law The people appear to have
ppmttly taken sides on this issue
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
COMMITTEE on FERRIES.

The Committee Ferries met yesterday afternoon at
the Chamber of the Councilmen Professionalism
Curry Forbes, Foster and Ceary
The subiect Of the Wall 1t Ferry first came up for con
i,tn resolution brought before the Roard Of C1aneiimeu
10 wit that be Of the ferry be resored 20 10000 per an
uum, W the basis Of &C In =,
On behalf Of the Union Ferry Company, Mr.; SMITH
read original under which the company purchased ns
n, st Fer,y ght that the CJnmon Council could not
raise tie rent without the both parties he said inst
he fr poor be thought the loss hlo daf
bs only sufficient to the zen 90 the eos
Mr. CURRY thought that il was general opinion here
ts ,b ,s aces. Brooslyn little benefit to Ne~fork
On the subject of the Christopher st. Ferry no action
va taken.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25

We learn that SAMUEL wIIKEsos, Esq of Bufa.o' has
purchased The Rough Notes, small daily paper u that
civ with view IN continue Il under the significant
tile of The Democracy We congratulate the citizens oil
Buffalo on the announcement Mr.. Wilseson "a sn aoie
and cultivated writer and his journal will not only be
strong and outspoken but will always be found on the
generous and manly side The Democracy 1t represents
viii be no miserable party sham, but the great cause o.
popular progress free labor and real sesovernmeni Il
will lend powerful aid TO the supporters OF PfohoVe
Iiouor Law which can nowhere be more beneficial than
in the western part Of the State Long and abundant sue
nass 10 ILe DcrnocrncA I
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25

NORTH CAROLiNA-Gen. Alfred Uockery of Rich
.ond Co lin the west is the Wing candidate for Gov
gnor Thomas Bragg Of Northampton lin the east Is hi'
Democratic competitor II he is the Thomas Bragg We
now formerly of Wsrentop, be must De very mlo
ut the candidate is probably OF that gentleman and
rohe Of the Hon John Bragg lately in Congress from
Aobile The Democratic Convention, which met in
Raleigh on the 10th warmly commended Gen Pier'es Ad
,inistration, the Baltimore Platform and the Nebraska
I'LL The election will take place early in August
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25

Poor old Mr. Williams in his pursuit OF royal parent
are gets new overhauling from Mr.. Peter A. Brown Of
Phil.Sephia 1t seems that gentleman Is savan whose
spciay the hair and that anayzng lock from the
poll of the Rev Dauphn he discovers that the ln'ernai
structure of the hairs such as indicates that "as Is
Of hybrid parenage part Indian and part whe' anu r'a
his parents could no, possibly have been both white This
poin, tha, the advocates of the royal humbug must now
confront we advise them to write book or get up lot OF
sffdavts on the subject
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25

soUTH CARoLINIANs IN CONGRESS s-All the Members
Of Congress from South Carolina natives Of that State
srcep. Gen John Mcqueen who was born in North Caro-
Ina Beside these Senator's Thomas j. Rusk Of Texas j.
Benjamin of Louisiana, Stephen Adams and Albert G
Brown Of Mississippi born in the Palmetto State, max
~ sr natives Of South Carolina in the mate alone while in
as House are DR. David Reese and Col Elijah w Cbas
tar Of Georgia. Philip Philips Of Alabama, Mobile aud
Ileodore G. Hunt of Louisiana all South Caronians by
~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25

The Coiored Americans of Connesicui are inYiFd %
hold State Meeting at New Haven on thursday 'he
inst. to urge the amendment of the Con htnnon o. 'nen
State 70 as repeal the present unjust denial 10 'no race
Of political franchises We trust they WI no' iAeiey u
serve by their moderation dignity and genera" oe
mol ttmert but secure H.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25

HEALTH OFFIcER-The Governor hss sppointed Dr.
Henry f. Bartlett Health Officer Of this port IN place OF
Richard l. Morris, removed DIR Bartlett was formerly
practising physician in this City lie subsequently, remov
ed 20 Delaware County where he was elected b the ststs
Senate represent the Counties OF Delaware and no
lare His term expired on The let Of January last
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25

..xopY ADAs-A conglomerste work, TO use
.so~csl phrase. has lately been published in Pha.
|ghhF. e,iillcd "The Types Of Mankind, made up of
;hut;ops from the late DR.. Morton Agassiz, Usher,
- go Ijddon This work is destined to create some
Ang of Q eommotion in the religious word Inc ioea OF
s<xbo,. one and ell DR. Usher mases the astounding
sn n this work thst human fossil has been found
" Orleans in the course of some excavations IN thar
"a to which pre- Adam.e age il arout According
Z 1;s sutory the skeleton OF man OF the conf0rms
~ a. oay native Indians was discovered at depth OF
fse, living below succession OF four fossil cypress
>. zach OF which the of H. 400 years ia given.
; IA said 10 have accepted this as fact and based
ri. assertion that existed upon the earth al
~. IA 900 years ago The tbeologan must either dis
&c this statement or be compelled 10 aamu new exc
rss Of Holy Writ.
IA, EsenIng Post is responsible for tue above We
!. mt sea bog the fact that Or. Usher makes On
..,oundinr statement" about human fossil to
xbich pre Adamite age IS Gtri6r,ed, or even that
aid ,keston was found at depth Of sixteen feet below
our fossil forests to each of which the age OF l44Oo
s ciren is an adequate basis for all that mere
,aea upon il. Considering the volume OF tbe nights
u.,;.sipui the liberties it takes with ts banks the
.,1 o,oxth and uxuriance OF vegetation in thai sen
anosI ,eeion and the concurrence o. n1tura cOnyJl
,oos u producing ply .ical changes we think he must
\. bold rather than safe generazer ahO could de
l,.e with sny confidence from such data az are here
en tbe conclusion that Man has existed on this ear
!, 400 years, much less 10000. We do not propose
>. dormssize in turn but we cannot believe that
the theologian ia " compelled to admit new exc
q geas on any such grounds as these.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25

The TRIBUNE we are led to infer by frequent and
tedious Editorials in The Buffalo Commercial Adrer',ser
not edited to the taste of the conductors OF said Buffalo
Journal We can bear that hard as ii is and so We ca"
lis that we have represented the pecunay as e
only value Of the Union for not many people wl see "e
Misrepresentation and most OF these are roo infehn 10
be duned by Il So LET il go.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
80 - y -
CATH fRlNE Lsr.

Frsncisca Fesd sworn Testified facts already de-
.a bv nr Be she nad lived Bss Hotel for tbrse years;
seversS beaded occupied No IS he len Fddsy
that dsy tho boos al lsid on he hoor M Hell
h Put IL. the and locked np with tho key OF
NV Othes that closet "a Ia tho
hd ory entry opered c.et the DAY put
e old oohs. papers of girls and enJ bsysn
we're BY mos'y Kept the key 10 pocket sonetines put
ubdr carpet while made tho beds ths hey rsnaned tho
entry occupied from until 9cicchi
hing the always remained N
y pocket clothes evening" Thsn left the ssy 10
n sleeping cnaIpber our seyea
he chamber with the door OF oar ch.
locked ssvs the key hrr 20 Mf bss sssr hsd
locked M he when he returned 20
the foor wher sevensoLs room s w
BELLS cleaned out the closet cannot fesnr
n hooks were In th closet
adjourned 20 0'cl7ck
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTIONS BY THE CITY OF
NV. oRIFANs-THE EMPIRE CITY AGROUND.
NV ORLEANS, saturday

vote was taken throughout this city Yesterday on
rroposon the city to subscribe to the s'osa Of the
Gres, Nor,h.rn and Western Railroads ard resuiied "a
fsvor Of the ea ure by majority Of about ave TO one
The steamship Empire Ci9y frOm Havana hs' arrived
hlor an Is aground 3. Psss Louue
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
MnYFMENTS OF STEAMERS.

CHAELEsIoN, April .. I.)f
The L. S Mail steamship James Adger, .CePt Turner
lid not leav here for New York until clock THIS 's1h
day morning S..v.,, .or;l ~, 1s5.
Tie steamship Alabama Capt sehenck' arrived here
frnnl NeN. York NesfeIGsN.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
FIRE AT TROY

AA1l, M'LlA. ttlA - 49,
freir .hs ci,v lEs evening consumed i-v - ,-'7e
,, IL ps,kard Cornell TAILOR ~ andy sA' A'oa =
- nrd A. adjoining stable During ,he pr7zs-s
- ne fsns. large numoer OF peopl- censreg1ied Oh
the roof Of shed near by and portion Oh ne ''o' se
wal, iujuriug several persons undsraeAfa-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
ry PRESIDENT FILLMORE AT SAVANNAH -
EMIGRATION 10 LIBERIA. ..-,

BIrIvORE, Monday. ApfI n -
Fx President FILLMORE arrived at sayArnsh on tfday
Ii, and ws. received with salute OF 81 guns and
escorted by msry ard civic procession 70 tle fuiAl
II - Ea leaves Savsnnah 70 day f.r Cn4-llsion-
~ ~ S.rlia Walker chartered b. TIE Aneucs1
Ccrzsiie s0ciety for Libege. sails from here "a ~
,,5ay r.xt With near three hundred eusrAAs ron d
l.tart N-.l.s
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
NoNARRIyAL OF THE ARABIA.

RALIFAx, Monday April 2i-ll o clock r. NJ
The weather 10 ghi Is clear With the wind ifoh Tue
north east The Arabia has not yet arrived
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
BOARD OF COUNCILMEy

Mc.Daf. April .. 1854 Present, EDwS j. BEo"S'
p,-,.s,.t !, tie Char ana 81 Z s1ber
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25

,.ct. far less on their account than on that
!, ..rmuuisy, which the contemplation OF hanging
~. ,owsr,uly to vitiate and brutsiize We oppose
$1,000 re tbink all terrestrial punishment' should
!. a ,.form.tion, and should eschew the idea o.
1900 a, needless torture. We oppose it, because
;. have positive .od multiplied proofs that nansDs "
~l.t does not prevent crimes but seems 10 increase
"A ,esrs,ate them We oppose it because we oeiie'e
~. be true sntdote to crime ia 20 be found IN moral
aiming, inte leetual culture, the deTe'op@ea. OF
sirit Of loving kindness, and the removal OF 'uca
,mpt.tion. to evil courses as gros shops aud o'nef
l,unts Of dissipation supply May we not nope that
4, J.v,ral will henceforth understand us
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08
DASsxs. wEnsrxn.

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hrlissAs. In too voiame&, under the title,
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tAe mrAgse n-rosnoirs and more sse.gsc en-
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half dozen others II hs ~hserrsphiss. The
hnst volume contains a ooneiss bu, full and
~spPr~e-iiss u.rnear Il the rrc.i .tsie.u.a,
oanssi,ng The minos dcss.ls rbeA . ISos~elI
-aaid have made eor@pseeoss. and giving
doc prominence TO The lesflag events 81
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q Tie several heids eassrcd and ooeaps-d
BY has siasua answered. geuss. Hsrc Va
have the prcfeusd constitutional srram~n,
Ia Tbs DAnaaoasA College eA-e. the snlIisni
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