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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19

O. We are gratifed in being able to state
that our young friend JAMES NJ. LYLE Of Ky.,
has located among US to practice Law. He comes
highly recommended as gentleman of more
than ordinary ability, and Of unexceptionable
character. He halls from the county of Madl-
con, one of the best counties in that good old
State, where in our earlier days we have sported
upon its mountains and in its valleys, the recol-
Iections of which call up to our memory some
of the happiest scenes of our existence. ANY
business entrusted to Mr.. Lyle, WILDE attended
to with fidelity. See his Law Card.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19

W See card of VIM. Phillips.-He is en-
gagged in the Law and Land Agency business, and
will doubtless give prompt attention to all mat
ters entrusted to his care.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19
RoCK CIEx,
KANSAs TARRIToRY.


d oCK City Is located on Rock Greek, about
creek, and ten miles from the Kansas River, on
the Great Military Road from Fort Leavenworth
to Fort Riley, an the forks Of the roads already
extensively travelled leading to New Mexico By
way Of Fort Riley and to Salt Lake and C4it-
fornia. It is about ninety miles from the Mis-
souri, river, and thirty five from Fort Riley.
The proprietors are determined to have tie
town immediately surveyed and will sell shares
or Lots, to those who want to baild on liberal
terms. A public sale of Lots will not take place
until some time in the spring, due notes Of
which will be given.
The country around Rock City is well timber
ed and watered, with good mill privileges and
soil unsurpassed. The advantages for building
up town at this point are numerous, and are al
ready well appreciated. The valleys OF the
Kansas River, Rock Creek. Vermillien, and
their tributaries all of which are in the ricin-
ity of Rock City, are susceptible of sustaining
dense population, who mast trade to this point.
Added to this, are the advantages of trade by the
navigation Of the Kansas river, only two miles
from the place which is navigahie for several
months in the year, and also the great travel
that must pass through the place to New Mexi-
CO, SaltLake and California.
A view of the country and promises will con-
vince any one that at this point town must OF
necessity grow up to be of some Importance
We have submitted a few facts with view to
place possesses, feeling satisfied that the ioea-
tion will recommend itself, to the favorable con-
sideratons of the capitalist, the speculatof, the
business man, the mechanic, the poor as we'll as
rich. s'-
J. K. FRANCE,
F. BERGaE4RoN, + a4s8 uHa c0nunai's'.'
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19
Fl Southern fesce aUiEh North
era asa.iaCSNERS.

Notwithstanding we have established
the fact that Gardner, who was elected Gov
ernor of Massachusetts,. was an open and
avowed abolitionist Of the deepest dye, yet
the editors of the Kicsapoo Pioneer, with
all their protsssed attachment to southern
institutions, still rejoices over his election.
In their paper of Jan. IL, they say
''It is with feelings of no ordinary inter-
est that we have chronicled the result of
the triumph of American principles in the
NORTHERN STATES, and still hail it,
even in the old BAY STATE, as. the darn
Of a brighter day."
So do the abolitionists hail the election
in Massachusetts, as s'the dawn of brigh-
ter day." when they will be able to crush
the slave power. If a man is to be judged
by the company he keeps, then indeed are
our neighbors of the Pioneer, truly unfor-
tunate in uniting their voices with abolition
lists in notes of exultation over the election
in the sold Bay State.'' But if our neigh
Dor is determined to be down on aboli-
tionists, he had better take in the sign he
is now hanging out. Do that and we hav-
mt word further to say. ass
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19

GRANNY MANYPENNY.-The Commissioner
of Indian Affairs has peculiar penchant for the
bantIing of Treaty he made with the Delaware
Indians, and as he regards himself as the Gran
ny of the affair, it is no wonder he clings to it
with pertinacity. But we refer the reader to
the remarks of our correspondent ''Squatter
Soyereignty'' in to-days paper.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19
THEKANSASHERAED
FRIDAY JANUARY s1e1 ISIS.
AGENTS.

W. C. JoxEs, firm Of Sfoss & Jones, st. Louis
Mo-, is our authorized agent for that city.
WIS., a st. jos Si Is a. Re heP @ Me
seiye subscriptions.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19

Holiday Presents.
Just received per last steamer and in time for
thecoming holidays large and handsome as
sortment of Gift Books-comprising all the
popular ANIMALS of the new year, together with
a choice lot of new publications, both standard
and miscellaneous, School Books of every vari-
ETY., novels; Also large supply Of stationary,
ink, pencils; cards, printing, visiting, plain and
enamelled, and an endless variety of Fancy Arti-
-cles, fire works, all of which we are selling at
low rates.
Dec 90 1854-tf.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19
William Phillips
HORgEs WANTED.

THE undersigned desires to purchase
~ at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Territory,
before the 1st of April next. for Dragon ser
vice, one hundred and thirty saddle horses be-
teen to sixteen hands high. No horses are want
ed but those of the best description.
i P. S. The purchase of horses under the abovs
advertisement is suspended for the present.
E. S. SIBLEY.
Bt. Major, A. Q. NJ.
Fort Leavenworth, Z. T
December 81, 1884.
Lexington Express, Liberty Tribune, Parkvills
Luminary, Savannah Sentinel, Occidental Mcs-
senger, st. Joseph Gazette, Platte Argus, West
on Reporter, Glasgow Times and Boonville Oo-
server, will please publish the above advertise
ment until the 31st March, 1865, and send bill
to this Office.
Dec. 90, 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19
GEORGE M. GROVER

GEORGE M. GROVER,
Late of the firm Of fl. Fl. ShAltS & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOKS, nP.APER g. ST.HTIONERY Y,
No. 172 Main Str't, ST. Louis, Mo.
One door above the Dry Goods House Of
Eddy, Jameson & Co., .s.I.
WILL keep constantly on hand large and
Wv we'll selected stock in his line and fatters
himself to sell as low as any house in the West.
His stock consists of every description of Cap,
Letter, Note, Packet, Commercial, and Wrap
pinge Papers Blank Books, Wall Paper, Win
dow Shades. And every article in the Stationery
line Also, well selected stock of ,
SCHOOL AND STEMBOAT BOOKS.
Blank Books, or any Pattern, made to order
of the very best Linen stock.
g1JoB PRINTING, of every description, done.
IgYThe highest price paid for Rags.
St. Louis, Jan. 10, 1855. 4w y =.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19

~ The weather continues as mild and
pleasant as fall. I
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19

THE DuTcH.-A conversation ensued not
long since, between several boys about the Dutch
in Amsterdam. When one Of them growing inn
patient to say something asked what is the diff
ference between the Dutch in Amsterdam, and
dam Dutchman? This was poser! and broke
up the conversation.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19
Leayenwoth, Z. T., Jan. 5, 1855.
steam saw and Grisk Mil.

THE subscribers are now prepared to receive
i bills for all kinds of lumber and iaths, on
most reasonable terms. Their Mill is situated
at the mouth of Bee Creek opposite to LeaTen-
worth City. Lumber delivered at any point on
the river. They will also grind corn on ths
most reasonable terms.
--'O0' -0~-o'' PANTON s. YOHE.
Jan. 18th 1855.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19

pIcFnouS HuIlEEI vi lIldL paper. ana TO
cap the climax of all, he attempts to ring in
private conversations he picks up, or that
he should have heard "one of the proprie-
tors" of the Herald say. He does not at
tempt to prove any of his assertions from
the files of he paper since our connection
with it. This is a speceis of subterfuge in
character with the Argus, and if they can
accomplish anything by it, they are well
come to all the glory they can achieve in
any suchway The writer finally concludes
by stating that we have sscoined for the
occasion that Gen. Whitfield wrote let
ter authorising us to say, that he did not
run as a pro-slavery candidate-and was
not representative of the pro-slavery par
ty." Now we have simply to say, we made
no such declaration, and have set up no
such defence, for Gen. w. But we do
say, our statement of his position, and the
platform he laid down in his opening speech
at this place, of the canvass, as reported
by US, can be established by himself. For
ne is not the man to shrink from any posi-
ton he assumes.
All this to do about Gen. Whitfeld's wri-
ting us letter has never been introduced
by us into this controversy, and therefore
has nothing to do with it. We take Gen.
W's. pubic declarations-not private ones
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19
JAMES M. LYLE,

SQUATTER SOVEREIGNTY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-31
New and Fresh Goods,
TnR la.LN..g..Ll.LlN.L

TpB EIEIL.LlALEs
T,HE undersigned has Just returned from Sew i"tk
Il with full assoumtn, Of Goods ior Grn,icmen's
wear. comprising
Scnioni's, Bioest and Drrman Msasons
Broad Cloths, Velvet, Beavers and other
Osrr-Cnatings,
Rich Fancy Cassimcrcs,
Velvet, Cashmere, and More Antique
Nrstings,
Ready made Clothing, aud Furnishing Gonds,
Is which nc respectfully invites the attention q his
friends and the public.
he as The satisfaction Of stating, that bic selection Y
IL faf hs nori perfect regards true tasis. sesancs
aud quality, 81 any that he has ever hcfHe oiefrd.
The experience of mole than twenty yests has leen
tuly cxrrcsed Coz The benefit u his eusers and hs
rt,s ia please 10 Ibis instance have slrady tsen fully
sustained ~ The judgment q pcncns Of knsNn 'as'e
anil capacity.
III. stock Of clc,hs were purchased fresh q imported
f,om he most fashionable and bel established hcusts
and or his Ready made Clothing. both . 70 style and
finish Nc challenges the closest scrutiny.
An l. A, No. l. And No. q i r,omlsed, g r.
pay required ,n,r,
October If. y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-31
Obituary.

Died. on Inc islh Instant Il the hsusc d hs brother
IL this county, Rev. Jous A. DsanAa, IN The IL. year
&c his asr.
Ne wa ne youngest q the Rev. William Bing.
h.m, Who wss distinguished fot many years 70 this
state - classical teacher. Being deprived " early
life q hs father. be vas Trough, up and sduca,ed BY
his btoih,r. VIM J. Bingham. 81 that time Principal
IL Inc HI.boroonh Aesde@y. He made public pro.
fes.ion Il ri. faith IN Chrt ~hen about sixteen years
od, and connected himself with The Presbyterian
ehuteh il that Place. Of uhieh Ne continued % te
consistent md rltmrlny msn,tet Alter 'rendin'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-31
as HE rATr-A GHOST STORY.

ais HE FATl"-A GHOST STORY.
One az Tie most remarkable cases af Sudden
cure II disease Of long standing. was that Of .
rheumatic invalid, with which is connected an
amusing ghost siary. There were couple Of
men, 10 some rld seiilrd part of HE couuiry,
Win were ia The habit Of stealing sheep and rob
hing church yards of the ha,ia iioiles ai The
dead. There was public road, leading Nv The
meeting house where there was graveyard. and
moi Ear nfr on The mad tavern. Early one moon-
light night, while one Of the thieves was engaged
IN robbiag a grave, the oiher went OF 70 steal =
sl,cep. The hrs, ore having accomplished his
h,isine.s, wrapped his sl,roud around him. and
took |. seat 10 tie meeting house door, awaiting
lie coming Of his companion. man on loot,
passing stons The road towards The tavern. took
him 10 I've ghosi and. alarmed almost 10 death. ran
as last as his feel ruld carry him. 10 Tie tavern.
which lie reached oui IL breath. As soon az lie
could speak. be derlared he had seen ghost. rob
ed ia ahiie. and sitting 10 the church door. Bul
nobody would believe him. He Then declared
tha, II any one Of them would 90 Nth him he
would 90 back. and liey might be convinced.
But, increduons as Ill were. no one : nd be
found who had tie courage 10 GO. Al length .
II
lie could not walk. declared lie would 70 with
him ifhe cnulI only walk 10 gel there. The man
then proposed 10 carry him on his back. ionk
lin Up, and OF ,liry went. When they COL
10 sighl. sure enough there Il was, a. he had
saul. WISHING 10 satisfy themselves well. and
10 get as near view ~ HE gl,oslship A. ,hey
! could 10 The dim light. they Kept ven,uring "
nearer and nearer. The man with the sll0ni
around him. iook ihfm To be his companion
9iih sheep on his back and asked IN low
tone III voice:
is nc fai !"
: Meeting with 10 reply. he repeated his ques
. i'm. raising his vice higher.
IL tJa?'
No reply again, when he exclaimed in . ve
hrmeni lone,
lis ng rATr'
This was enough. Tie man with The oIhs
on HI. back replied:
!. Pat ~ lean you NAV have him = and droI
2 ping the invalid, travelled bark TO The tavern
u fast ~ HI. feel could rany him. Bot he b.
]. scarcely gotten there. when here came The y
y valid on looi. too! The sudden fright had Gu
y ed him Of his rheumatism; and from thai lia
. forward he was well man.
:. This is said 10 have been real occurrence
!. And ii IL MI Tie only ease Of snrli cues
!. which I.haye heard. I once heard q N 9
woman. wllu had bern bed n,ldrn. ! think. I
twenty years. and who upon Tie hun.e iakil
!. IRE made her escape upon her ieei. aud was y
70 seI 30 confined ny the di.ease afterwards.
ie Philadelphia Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-31
COME AT LAST!

AM now in receipt Of LARGE and WELL. Sc
LECTED Stock Of Fan and Winter Goods, which
determined to sell at reasonable prices. Below
give few leading articles;
5000 yards Of calicoes, oil grades;
1900 yards Of striped checked, plaid, and solid col
ored Mouslne de I.aines
French and English Merinos assorted colors;
Coburgh Cloths;
Mohair Delage, for riding dresses;
Black, figured, and plain black .Aiacas;
Black, figured, and plain black Silks;
Black More Antique silk, for dresses and manlas
Plaid, checked, and plain coored Silks;
White and Black Silk Laces;
Morie Antique, and Velvet Ribbons;
Gallons and Gimps, Of all colors, for trimmings
Black and colsrcd Cloths, for making cloaks, DC.
call particular attention TO my stock Of goods for
Men and Boys wear, il being much larger than usual,
comprising in part,
Kentucky Jeans; Erminc Cloth Diagonal Tweeds;
Black and colorcd Saiinetts
Black Doeskin cassincres, OF all prices;
Fancy and plain colored Cassmcrcs;
5000 ,ds Of bleached and unblrached Cotton Cloths;
Fine black and colored Cloths;
Red and White Flannels, Of all grades;
Linseys, Of all qualities;
Linen and Cotton Table cloihs
Apron Cheeks; Bed Ticking;
Negro and Bed Blankets. some very fine;
Ladies' Collars, Sleeve Cuffs and Chcmselts French
worked hands;
Irish Linens, Of all qualities;
Bllianis, for underdresses;
yaconet, checked, striped, figured, and plain Swiss
Muslin;
great variety Of Gloves for ladies. gentlemen and
children;
Ladies' and den's Rubber 0ver.fhocs;
Mems Buffalo Oser-shoes;
SCHOOL BOOKS always on hand.
A large lot Of Fine Cigals, Of the most approved
brands; smoking and Chewing Tobacco; Pencil sharp
eners; Springs; Axcs; Moss, pa,,e,n Canvass; "
Garpeting; Horse Collars; Hames ;ssddle-hagsi 1oaeu
| Copal. and Japan Varni.hcs Paint and Varnsh Brush
Is; Lnseed and Train Oil; Castings; Grind Stone
/ Hangings; &c.
All ofthe above and any thing usually kept N re
tail store san be found al JAMES WEDD 2.
October %. "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-31
A FoRAY INTO MEXICO.

The latest advices from Galveston 10 lie l4ih
insiani) bring intelligence ofan armed incursion
from Texas into Mexico, BY detachment of
Texan volunteers. A prominent incident Of
the inVaeiun, as disclosed by the suhjoine, ar
count Of the Texan commander, was battle
with large body Of Indians and Mexicans. in
VIII ch The latter were defeated. Il appears
that the viclors Then tonk possession 81 Mex
lean town. where. IN anticipation Of another
sad more formidable attack. they fortified Them
selves and appealed 10 their cnun,rymen for
assistance, which, if we may l,lace reliance in
she Galveston Civilian. wonld soon be al hand.
Tina, paper, IN announcing the exciting inielli-
gence. SAYS:
). The Rubcon has been crossed. and Amcr>
nan blond has again 4 " Ell on The snil Of Mex
leo. American troops ara again fortified on the
west bank 81 The Rio Grandr, menaced by a
combination 81 Indians. Alexicans and renegade
negroes, and appeal 70 their counrymen for
rcinfortements 10 aid in rumpleting what they
have 50 nobly heeup--a complete chasiseme0t
and suliugallnn ~ the relentless innrJrrers 81
our women and childrca, The entire overthrow
Of the Semiuorr, I.ipans, aud heir renegade
negro and Mexican allies, who have for two
years used The nalinnal line 81 HE Rio Grande
as 4 shield, a wall 81 protection. in their bloody
forays upon and retreats from orr lrontieIs.--
They must be routed, ann,hilaiel, before life
and property on The frontier ~ Texas are safe.
I3y special sdvicrs We learn tina, Capt. Hem
w + McCnIlc eli and e,l,~,s are raising vol.
un,eers q jim Capt. Callahan
Capt. Catalan, Of course, had no a,tho'i.
~ 10 enler tie nrriiory of Mexico fni llls
purpose ~ waging war. Ills ohjrcl in cross
Ing The boundary, As is ayowed 10 his ad-
dres.. was 10 cilasiisc Indians charged will
having rommil'ei drpredauous in Texas; hu
subsequently, he SCENE 10 have directed lii'
wrath also against The Mexican people. be
cause. probably distressing hi. purpose, they
dl,d no, aid him SO his var rpon tie Indians
The matter will no dnubl receive due ailenll0r
on The pari III eur Government.
N-svsd Liitihgeaor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-31

The A.pinxsl csuslrr says: !. Santa Anna
and lsaaily are SIXTY Hsialled 10 and near Cas.
III eens, Oar readers are aware thai he has
t.esulilul Ies,dence bn, few mllss distant from
car,hssena. Ills hactnda was nndcr good cnl.
Isalina iva years ago. when he left u al tie
call 81 his pani.ans N Mckee,. lie nas re-
saas 10 private lie lot lie third lime ; and We
presume The lille pueblo u 'robasco inu.i haze
sIone attractions 10 induce him - locale his r..
tiremrnl llere second Ime. sl,er his exrillns
aud varied career"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-31
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

H,Lifst, October 81.
The runari steamer Africa arrived here Ibis
morning. with Liverpool d.ies 10 Saturday, The
l 5ih instant.
The news from he seal &c war i nnimpnf.
tani. Sebtslopol j. qniri. will The exception
II an occasional sho. from the Russ'sn bat.
ierie.. A sl,gh, engagement hid laken placs
near Kench. terminating Iasotahly 70 The Al
lies.
The Allie. have hren threatening Petekop.
hut their advance has been CHECKED inr The pres
rn,.
Tile French troops srs concentrating On the
Danube. R.linn. have been ordered ihi,hsr
,nr 40, 900 Rrenrh itoors, WIN were fxrerlsd
IL arrive Ut sillsifia about lie end Of October.
The Anelo.'rark,sl, contingency ha. been o..
teisd 10 Shunla.
A Frankfort paper asssfis lh-t lie Russian
army IA. been wi,hdrawn from he plairau on
lie nnnh side ~ Sehsstopol toward. The heights
ii Belbcr. Only few thousand remain 70
garrison The northern lor-.
Tic Allied feet is before Tie walls Of Odes.
~. and ahombarlmeni 10 10 rommrnce imme.
dialely. The vessels anchored there 90 the 8ll
III October consisted Of eight ships.nf-the.iin'
and twentv..eyen steamers. TIE CzW stfiset
!, O,le.,a on The s2d. bot lri, The nes, day 10
4 NicoIajrG 70 amend council Of war. 10 IL,
rsiel,borhood 81 Nicolaien ionJ live Ihousant
Hn.sians are conrenifaisJ.
Ten ,loniand men are employed IN maxim
sosd Tran B1laklavs 10 ihe Allied camp >, Se
lbasinpyl.
4 Bmisl lrel Of Eve sllps l,as been .snl i
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-31

An ounce Of fact Is worth pound Of theory; and the
swarm o conclusive facts that cluster around that IN
comparable preparation. Hosaani's German BIiers.
prepared BIZ Dr. q. M. Jackson. Philadelphia, establish.
ing lis value ~ tonic and restorative. such would
prevent incredibly itself from questioning iis efficacy
ii al cascs of diseases Of the stomach whether acute
o. chronic may I've recommended Tor is scohng, cor-
dill aud rcnovans influence. Dysrepsia. heartburn.
loss ii appetite nsnsea nervous tremors relaxation and
debility &C.. are relieved IS the Biers 10 very short
spare II time; aud IN their USE never sls
10 work thorough cure. See advertisement.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-31

OxE on rms PkSALTIfs % potITrsKss.-A
gentleman recently handed lady oui 4 the rad.
I..aJ cars 81 Buffalo. IL was 'OIAl stranger
- her. and simply offered her his hand As ~
al 81 pnllIeness. Ii turned Out llist she va.
running away from her husband 81 The time. am,
had large quantity 81 goods and eha,irls viii
her, Tie unl0nuale stranger, being taken lof
her friend. was arrested 81 the cats and sen,
Ia Jail will her. lie had some difficulty ~ e..
.all.hing ll,s, his poli,eness should rot BE- tax
ell 10 much greater ext NJ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-31

The coast Of Italy. proceeding first to the Bay
81 Naples.
Detailed accounts show The Russian losses
Tor The three weeks precious to the fan II ST.
bas,opol, 10 have been over $4,000 men, not
including deaths by disease.
Austria has issued circular 10 IT, representa-
lives which says: Though Prnssi, isa, liberty
10 ACT as mediator between The Allies and Rus
sia, The present is not The proper time" that
SHE Western Powers must follow up their adj.
vantage and no, irea, with Russia until she is
expelled IRON the Crmea.''
IN Asia Gen. Mnnrielr ~ announces sue.
eessiul engagement between the C0ssacks, mi
lila. and Dragons, and tile Turkish cavalry and
The Bash-Basonks, nearly three thousand strong.
The Turks had nearly 400 killed. Ali Parhs,
The Turkish commander, was ,sken prisoner
The Turkish garrison al Kars is reduced 10
great extremity. O,Dcr Pacha was advancing
from Batoum 10 altempilo raise The siege.
The Russians were repairing sweaborg will
grea. ACTIVITY. Accounts concerning llle bnm'
hardmen, Of Riga state that lie batteries q, lhs
month Of The nuna suffered bal Iinle. Thee
Allied ships anchored al The month 0i the Snll'
on lhe 25ih Of September and set FIRE 70 lei
vessels. Nineteen Russian merchant vessel
had been captured off The Finland coast.
Ii is announced that The Danish Government
has invited all maritime Powers, including ll
United States. 10 meet in Congress At Copen
hagen 10 settle the questioned her Sound Dues
The ministry Of Greece has resigned and
new one has been Turned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-31

Much iwd;gaatiea is at present tcit IN
Chicago amous thc Roman Catholics. and cs-
pccis,ly those beloagirg "a the church Of 81
Louis, al tic course a lie Bishop, IN depos-
ing It's psst@ I,esa his position. expelling hia,
from the church, aud appointing IN his stead
al lrisk priest, Who cannot speak wore, 81
French. though the congregation i almost
exclusively French.