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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17

few weeks ago undertook to defend
the settlers in Kansas from the charge brought
against them tv the government organ and
other democratic newspapers. that they are
plotting treason against the federal autbor:-
~. We asserted that whatpver course thr
Government chose TO pursue. there would BE
no resistance offered 10 it. nor t. any Of its
representatives. down 70 an Irish corporal -
thar this would he the ease even though the
government at Wa.hngion should undertake
10 enforce the Missouri Cole" era ted bv
the NONRESIDENT LEGISLATURE. Could there
be- any stronger evidence o! ter LOYALTY to
their own Government tlam this: All this
has since been denied by the same prints.
The recent attempts Of the Bord-rcrs to
bring on another crisis has brought tins feel
ing to the test. Though their agent. Jones,
sheriff Of Douylas Co." was treated with con
tempt. and would have been resisted. had he
brought Missouri army along with him, he
hat no sooner obtained ten OF the L. ). SOL
ditrs from Gov. Shannon. than he secured
the Obedience OF every man IN the very eta
del Of treason and rebellion. Would the cit
ix-ns of Boston have shown their respect for
government more conSpicuou>lv! We took
pride. no. urmixcd with pain, when black
fugitive was marched through our streets to
the wharf. under a uu,rd of some hundreds,
because We gloriet in the loyalty OF our peo-
pie. Could we have stood by and seen our
own relatives, brothers, fathers and sons.
marched along under file OF |. s. troops:
Read the printed account OF the proceed
ings at the citizens meeting when this same
"shr.itf of Douglas County bad been dan
Cprousiv wounded bv some mi>crrant whose
passions had iinI.l lied Inn 10 at,yapt bis as
sas.ina'ion. The sentiments are worthy TO be
recorded in letters Of gold. and placed upon
the pillars Of the Capitol. Al no time has
the heroi>n Of that noble son OF Massachusetts,.
Gov Robinson. been more conspicuous. We
hav. bis word tor it ,hat "Wherrver the L
s authority al pcarej, the men bowed to it
IN respect ami submission. Not a word wa,
s?oken or hand raised against the author-
ti-s. 4 corporal rould 90 ~thom lis qudrl
and arrest every uLan in Lawrence"
We hope never to he reluctant TO withhold
the expression Of satisfaction and praise O.
tho.e whose actions merit it. without waiting
to learn whether they belong to the same po-
hfiral party with us. or whether ". NAV not
T., ~ doing be strengthening The position
~ the eneuIv.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17
MN loEk. Nav !

MN loEK. Nav H.
The Collins Steamship Atlantic arrived at
her dock AT Ia o'clo,k. She left Liverpool
on " Wednesday. April 3oth. at ) T. NJ and
brings >" passengers.
The Plcnipofen;arics met AT :; oriork or
SUNDAY. April p. AT the hotel ot the MIN,
ter of Foreign Affair.". in fuli uniform III.
minutes of the ex.lann" of ratification We.
then drawn M. and al 'hc sitting OF The &.
srcS>. AT ) c'clork. the yl.niPo'eniiaries atiA-
ed their Signatures.
Attached to the Treaty. there are three
separate conventions. and also declaration.
r. >,,.a.'iuc maritime law. and the course to
be pursued ia regard 20 ncutrals during 4
time OF war; that Is TO say, TO put All end 20
r,ivafeering.
The oi'irial text o. the Treaty Is the same
As that already published; but the missin.
articles. :. Is. : and are now added.
The following are the four paragraphs
which were omitted IN the copy OF the 1rea
" received nv the last steamer. Their IN
sc.'inn row makes the text complete
Article D Their Maiesties. the Queen
Of the United kingdoms o. u reat Britain and
Ireland. the Emperor OF the French, the En-
peror ot all ;hp RuSsias the King OF Sardinia,
ami the sultan grant full and entire am
nc>tv to those of their subjects who NAV have
been compromised bv any participation what
Sor,-r IN the events of the war. IN favor al
the rauSr of the eI,emv Ii is expressly VI
,l,r>'ooi that such amnesty shall extend TO
the sllj-cr> ofearh OF the beligerent parties
who NAV have continued. during the war. 70
he cmnloved in the service of one of he 9th
er hrllic-r-nt>.
6 Prisoners of war shall he Immediately
given up o.. both sides
Article = Her Majesty the Queen Of HE
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land: His Majesty. the Emperor OF Au>tri,
H. Majesty. 'h, Emperor OF French. H..
Majesty the King of Prussia, His M.ie<'v
the Emperor of all the Ru>sias. and lis Ma
eS,v. the Kin. Of Sardinia. declare the Sui
lime Porte admitted 10 participate in the al
vantaees of the public law and system con
cert of Europe. Their Maiesties engage ca h
on his part. to respect the independence Of
the Ottoman Empire guarantee in common
the strict observance of that engagement. al J
Will. III consequence. tDf>1itr anN att IenL-
ing to It's violation IA question of genera
interest.
Article 3. If there should arise between
the Sublime Porte and one or more of lie
other signing Powers anv misunderstanding
which might endan.rr the maintenance q
their relations. the Sublime Porte and ea,h
of such powers. before having recourse 10 tie
use of force. shall afford 10 other contra, tn :
parties an opportunity of preventing 81
extremity by means of their mediation.
ENGI AND-Therc is considerahl. arfvi-
" in English politics Just at present. Lord
Pamcr>ton had called a meeting OF hi> slr-
porterS. a:d the Earl Of Derby. in like man
ner. had summoned (as the leader Of tie
conservatives. a meeting of the heads OF Il Al
party. 10 Deliberate on their RESPECTIVE. tsn-
ties. Both meetings were held on Mondsy.
the 2Sth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17
BEERE,S BRAIN.COOLER.

We are feverish-hraded nation. it is nov
generally admitted. This was attributed. If
recent foreign review, partly to climate anc
party to every mans being a separate ant
independent republic in neutrality-suspicious.
unnatural frenzy of competition. ANY wav
however. fherc Is the tnct. Americans dl,
of cerebral diseases and lose their hair more
than any other nation in the world And II
this great statistic, of course. and the suppl,
Of its peculiar and special want, halter of
hemisphere enterprise and patriotism will
scientifically adapt hi. commodity. For
what says the little nursery hymn:
Not lost in air, but near the ground,
Wherc'er the sweetness lies
There will the busy BEE RE found.
Industrious and wise
We. really, have seldom been more struck
with the noiiopol suii0bIeness which is tine
genius of all entt rprise. than with the new
summer hat Just patented by BEEBE-litcr-
ally, Aat wM lungs! How there can be a
sort of open balcony window around the ton
of hat. visible only from the inside, We can
not pretend to explain, but so tits. In one
of these charming brain-cOolers, a man NAV
walk the street with his ''imacinaton" and
''firmness" as we'll aired as his "pcrceptive-
ness" and "phiIo-progenitiveness" bal
ance of his character of course preserved Nv
impartial and weIl-distributed ventilation.
For beauty of model, we do not think 15G
Broadway has ever been equaled-and, (let
us record. while we have the fact under our
thumb. the experiment Of hats with no shape
at all is about given over. Few mems ex-
preston Of countenance will bear the acsra-
walton of a s!ouched hat. 1t is found that
both credit and moral character require some
definite upward extension of the Beebelong-
ings. And, to furnish hat that combines
four such important advantagas-health, e.
venness of excitability, becomin2ness and
certificate of pecuniary and moral standing
we believe 1856 Broadway holds the pres
Ell, exclusive ratent-N9"'e JoUnn}.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17
AFFAIRS ~ KANSAS.

The full accounts given in last week :
CALEDONIAN, and those given in this week 5
issue, although mostly from a source unta,o or
able to :hc Free State party. give a striking
testimony to the moderation and spirit OF jus
ticc with which that party is animated The
attempt to aSSassirate the man who is called
Sheriff Jones, is seized upon by the pro-sla-
very party with great exultation. 1t was,
however, a cowardlv act, and the Free State
settlers are cxrrting themselves to bring the
perpetrator to punishment. In this they are
accused by the pro-slavcry men of hypocri<q
Six months ago. Dow, a Free State citizen
Of Kansas. was shot down in the highway, bv
Colman. a pro-slavcry man. Neither the L.
5. authorities in Kansas, nor those holding
rule under the bogus LEGISLATURE, have taken
any step to arres: the murderer or bring him
to ustice. \ few weeks later, Barber, a
Free State settler, was riding home from Law
renee, when he was shot dead from his horse
by pro-slavery L. s. Indian agent. No at
tempt has been made to bring his assassin to
justice. Still later. Brown, Free State
man. as he was returning to his own home
from the city of Lawrence, fell into the hands
Of an armed pro-slavery party. lie was a
man peculiarly offensive to the pro-slaverv
party, and he was kept bound and closely
guarded whole day, while his enemies we're
celebrating hor they should kill him: at
length it was decrecd that he should run the
guantlet, and he was led out and literally
chopped to pieces with hatchets and knives.
and driven home in his own wagon and laid
down at his own door to die, which he did
soon after. His wife into whose presence
he was thus thrus, is now a ravinc maniac
No reward has been offered and no attempt
has been made to convict the perpetrator of
this ficndish murder.
Now Sheriff Jones, rufiianly fellow, blus-
terins around with ten armed Dragons at his
back, has met fate common to violent men
he has got into some pirate quarrel which
has led his adversary to seek his life. The
affair is between two individuals The Free
State men as party have nothing to do with
it. The citizens of Lawrence have no mart
in the matter but to preserve order and pre-.
vent the commission of crime. They have
however offered large reward for the cow
ard'y assassin, and in every way condemn the
deed. In this they are accused BY the pro-
slavery prints at the North of hypocrisy Oh,
consistency thou art jewel,
Until this time there has been no possible
ground to taunt the Free State party with
any departure from course of conduct which
becomes peaceable citizens. During the
whole time they were besieged at Lawrance.
BY threatening foe, no deed Of
violence was committed by them Those
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17

( The Tribune has the following special de-
spatch. dated St Louis. 18th. The special
correspondent o. the Tribune. in Kansas. has
sent dc>pirch here. TO be forwarded, To the
effect that Governor Robinson WAS arrested
hy a mob. in Lexington. Mo. on Friday last.
on his way East. His wife is Low Lcrc, with
dispatches.
II o'clork. A. MA despatch trcm Leav-
cnwor'h, Just received. reports an armed
force on the way to that place. lt> object Is
SAID to be- the destruction OF the testimony
already taken before the Congressional Com
mission. This force was moving Immediate
IL on l.ecompton. there to Join other parties
mastering for the same work.
\ Kansas correspondent of the Tribune
states that on the night OF April 50 an at
tempt WAS made TO a>>aSsinaie j. y. Mace. for
merlv Of Newbur,port. by two ru.iianS, who
d.coved him from his cabin, NO pistol
shots were fired. one ball entering his lee.
Mace had that dav testified before the Con
crc>sional Commission. to the doingS OF the
MI>souri borders in the elections at blooming
ton. His testimony showed tina, Sheriff
Jones was the leader of a mob OF between
'p anu opc .h!S>OiIidilS, iHdt tHF I'airt> W
election were a.ked TO resign in five minutes
or die that they were allowed one minute
more to bless themselves. the five having eX-
pred without res ynaiio, that. IN short,
they were driven from the polls, their ballot
boxes and poll torcbly taken from
them. and the most noilensivc and peaceable
citizens were in>ultcl and matreated hy
armed men o: Missouri. I'm all this he hu'
corrobora'cd the te>iimon: OF ihuse who had
been sworn previously.
The following tc!erraphic despatch, re-
reycd b, Dr. r. II. Webb, at the Office OF
the Engrar, All Society. in this city, con
firms a portion OF the above:
ST. LOUIS, Nav H. Trouble is anticipat-
ed in Kansas. \ warrant has ,,.en issued to
arre>, Rceder H. told the officer to arrest
HIM a, his peril. Robinson started tor :he
E~t. and was ARRESTED, hv mob at LcXing
ton. Oh FRIDAY. His wife has Just arrived
here with Documents and starts for the l.s>t
tonight Jones is getting better.
+ ST. Lows, Nav l3-Mrs. Robinson ar
rived here Yesterday morning. Sh" publish
ed statement respecting her husbands de-
ten,ion at Lexington. She saws that Gov
ernor Robinson was gong East on personal
business, and denies that he was aware of
the Indictment previous to leaving the Ter
r'orv. Otherwise her statement does not
materially differ from yesterdays despat h.
The Lawrence correspondent OF the Dem
orrat under date of 9th instant saws an in
Iic,mcnt for high treason had been found a
cain>t Me>srs. Rec,icr. Robinson. Roberts,
Lane. and other prominen, tree State men
The news brought from Lawrence by Mis-
>our:anS Is that secret handhlls are cIrru-
lAtrc. ,ha, forces are mar>hailinc on the
border counties. and that the people have
been warned to prepare for defense.
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there assembled we're carefully and repea ted
~ admonished against the least use OF force,
or the sli ghtest infraction of the peace-and
they Obeyed the admonition religiouslv, and
with an exactness scarce ever before obeyed
under such circumstances. But the cad Is
not vet.
Since rhe above was in type. news has
been received Of more recent outrages. a fail
account Of which we give in another column.
Every one must see that there is determi-
nation on the part Of the Missouri rutlians
to destroy the evidence given in before the
Commission, and set at nought the authority
of Congress. Where will these things end
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17
STATE CONVENTION.

TIL people Of the State Vermont without regard to pas
pot ii differences GiVi,- Who are opposed the ~.
pal 81 t' Missouri Compromise tn. policy Il pres
'it AtI!i>rauf To the cNtciltiun OF slavery INTO tn,
cIili"ii'> III av0I .! The admission ,sa> ~ 4 ire,
STATE 'nd Il Restoring the action Of the Federal Government
T." ~" principles ot a>ngt"n and Jefferson ar. requisite,
ir,n>c Nv IN ri ,cicg,t,, each o..rcs,,ral hi,
met {" meet In STATE M"ntp,li. on ri rs
Day THE THIRD DAY OF JUNE NEXT at clever
O'Clock. VI TOR the PURPOSE 81 Appointing SIN delegate
10 the Nial Convention IN Phiialtplia Oh the Eth ia,
IT June n-H 10 present candidates supported Tor ia,
offices ot President ind Vice President of the United Stat;
a. We rcvo!.oud that lii, several Ds1nIc1 CONVERSIONS
&c called y te.r appro PIRATE committees 70 meet o. Tvrs
DAY rnE ..rh DAY NAY I*STAHr IL elect THREE dele
oates .-t - e!rese:t lie Dst. IL, N;.t.u:a CJnvrr
lion Aforesaid, a:.i 10 appoint the TWENTY delegates L
the S.AIE Cos, E>1IoH called above
AWRENi'E BRAINERD,
JOHN PORTER.
BLISS y DAVIS State
kpIIA GLEASON,
DAVID ). CIT RCH. Committee
JAMES : MOORE,
II. IL ROOT.
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A correspondent. writing from Paw

A correspondent. writing from l.yei.-
port. Iowa. saws that the steamboat I.s,,y.;,s
was burned on TUESDAY. the 9TH inst, in ,ne
Great Mississippi Bird ce. between the cri"'
of Davenport and Rock Island iriurin- the
bridge by causing one span TO fall. which cave
great rejoicing to the MANY steamboats, Which
were loading at the Levees The fire is sup
posed TO have arisen from the bad manage
ment of the boat. together with the force Of
the current. which at this point is nea-lv
quail to the power of the best engines TIL.
bridge is the object of the most inve'erae
hatred to the boa,men. from the fact tia; j,
materially affects the river trade The pass
ensers are supposed to have escaped br the
aid of other boats,
IMPORTANT DISPATCHES - DtSpatches
per America. received at Washington from
London. are represented as highly important
The British fleet has no orders 10 interfere
with Walker at all. The French NAV do 50
Frenchman named Marie. who was with
Flores in the Ecuador revolution. has BEE
IN Paris all winter, urging France TO ~;
down Walker. Baron Bulow, a German
has been principally concerned in forcing
Costa Rica into this war
Lord Clarendon's reply to the demand to-
the recall of Mr. Champion. has been receir-
ed lie declines 10 recall the Minister or 'he
ConsnlS. Champions justification o; It's
course is long one, and very bitter a-ail,;
S.oebel.
AFFLICrING DISrrHsATIoN OF Prov
nENCE.-The Washington Star saws -
letter received in his city from Mr. Robert
Boyd, well known and highly respected
citizen OF Taylor county, Va. dated April q
states that on Sabbath morning. 9Th ult. his
Youngest son was taken sick. and the sane
night another son was taken in the sine
manner. On Monday. the 9TH. a dansh'er'
eleven years old. was taken a. the others
The Youngest BOY died at / o o'clock that daF.
and on "Wednesday. the 9th. the other son ana
daughter, and we're laid in one grave TN
the day they were buried. two other children
were taken i'll. and on the 18th one Died
making a loss of four children in one week -
But this was only portion Of the cup Of hli
terness On the Saturday before the deaih
Of his last son. the fires which have been
raging so extensively lately in Nircinl''
broke out about two miles from hi. re>i'ienre
and in one hour Mr.. Il. was stripped Of all he
possessed-house. barn. wheat. hav. OATS.
and corn cribs, The dying bow was removed
hastily to save him from the raging flames.
and when brought back there was no: bed
TO lay him on to die ~
AT the latest dates Sheriff Jones was
somewhat better. 1t is now presumed that
he was shot by personal enemy, Misseu',
border ruffiap.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17

PRINTING The CuI,r|ouun mir,
has been lately furnished with new and
beautiful t"untS Of Job and Fancy
Types. Borders. and Ornaments. max
i,. with its previous stock. one of tn,
largest and hest selected Offices in til,
State. Those who favor Us with then
work may rely upon good work and rca-
Sonablc prices. Orders by mail or 9th
erwisc will be promptly attended TO-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17

We are no" prepared 10 execute nearly all kinds
OF Printing used in the country-PLAIH and ORxA
MENTAL.-in the VERY rr>T STYLE and at LOW
RATES. Merchants and others who desire BILL
HEADS or CIRCULARS "fany kind printed in Il neal
style. may rely upon entire satisfaction.
Orders sent us will he promptly attended to.
RAND, STONE & co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

I'll, People 81 the Second Congressional District witluu
r I" past ".tlC.l differences divisions. III! "I
posse. t. the rep I'll ~ t Hi Compromise the pol
Icy II tli ilt>' NJ ll> lrdtl L. The vNtt-il Slave
~ M" r IL. III IL, II i,I ii the admission kait>;,
a. F.c stat, and ~ l,trilg the action 81 The Fedora
'oNt!l'n I" the pm 81 t-,lr r!I and If,.,,
re requested t. h-~t in District tun,.nfi tote held
". R. Junction. T"~.day. Wa, 1s,b.
~ II O'Clock \ NJ .rr The purpose sing thr,. dele
-:,tc> L. represent the District the National ..y,,,i ~
L. tc held i'll PlIlI' ria, TIN Eth day lu. ,.>t 4
Sent candidates L. I've SUPPORTED rI the u,..> l.
de- ana icr P-J., II II rti
'uti'r lUrl>, III choosing twenty DELEGATES r.',>.
tiI. 'I>tl III the State tul,l T. BE- held riti,ll
c>'N, M" 81 LAY II Jun. t"rl,t ~ ,lrs,t,.~
lirg, To the aforesaid National tuIlN cItlIi
ions P".frE
BtK>U.W N,R1I>
WILLARD. '"''' "'"''e
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17
4 uOuymOus Cou,w.ww;c,,;.

Will receive no attention. Marriages. Deaths
Items OF News, &c. should always be accompanied
by some responsible name. Obituaries OF more
than i've lines viii be inserted at the same price a:
Verti>elutltS
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COrrcspOndence.

" s0hcH VOLUNTARY COMMCNIC ATOMS from aL
Po''sof Me t"an'ry Won matters Of interest N.m.
of NEWS. IN particular .~iU be Thankfully ,tceiced
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Tbc Californian.
ST. JCNNSBURY, MAYI., 1856.
GFECEA To"TCE@.

We PALMER is auEorizpd to receive Alvcr-
tl>"!non's and Subscriptions AZ his Offices in Boston
Arw-iorE ana Philadelphia
M. PEI IE\GllL 4 co. are authorized 70 do
the same in Boston and Ecw-York.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17

The London Morning Star. an organ Of
The Manchester party. SAYS I'VE are told
that AT The meeting of the Cabinet. on Tues
dav. the 22d. at which Lord Clarendon was
,,rcsen. tor the first time since his return
from Paris. the answer to the nitcd States
was agreed on. upon some points connected
with the Central American question. The
British Government are prepared 10 give
wav. but they will not recall NJ Champion
and they are prepared to communicate to the
United States Government that they are IL
nanimons in their determination to continue
him in his present position as British Minis
ter at Washington"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17
THREE DAYS LATER From EUOFE
AEEIVAI. OF TIE STEAMSHIP AMTEICA Al
HAIIFAN.
uALIIAX, Nav !

The ROYAL Nail Steamship America. Cap
tain Workman. .rr,ed at this port. EN- route
for Boston, this forenoon. She brings law
crrool dates to SATURDAY.. April %. three
DAYS later than those received by the North
America. at Quebec.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17

1t Is now probable that Jones was shot
by woman. The widows Of Kansas are
their own avengers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17

AT the latest dates Sheriff Jones was
somewhat better. 1t is now presumed thai
he was shot by personal enemv, MsseuF.
border ruffian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

that aid Little Dort, elsppfng The two gresi easls
together again, lie hsgsys A<t"ry, - haes'
knovs!"
All But Arthur would have known wtss u@ san 1
pr 10 IL completeness though be bad never hes'd inc
woncs Little mother; tbosgb he had never seen ne
fondlng of the small spare hand; Though ne hsa naa
no sight for the team row standing m the eooiiess
ewes. though he had hsd No heanng Tor the 900 ma
checked the clumsy laugh. The dirty gateway WIZ
tie wind and rain whstfng through r. ana the oaskee
OF muddy potatoes waiting TO be spun egsln OF 'shsn
nm never seemed the common hoe IL realiy was
when he looked back to 1t by these hghts' Never
never 49,
The were very near the end OF their walk ard tney
+, oyy came out Of the gateway TO finish H. Nothing
would serve Macy but they must stop al grover
window short of their destination, Tor Der 70 sno" ser
Ieaing She could read after sort and picked ot' tue
IA, gures in the tickets Of prices for the most par COT
recty She also stumbled with large balance OF sue
cess again.t her failures, through various phsnthVc
recomn endations 10 Try our Mixture Try our snly
Rlack. Try our Oranee-AsvOured Pekoe, challenging
coupettion at the head Of Flowery Teas and various
cautions to the public against spurious ESTABLISHING me-
ard aduierated articles. When he saw hew pleasure
brought roey tint into DOrrits face when shaggy
mace a lit be felt that he could have stood there
making a library Of the grOcers window until the ram
and " ind were tired.
The courtyard received them at last, and there he
said goodbye TO Little Don't Little a. she had al
yays looked she looked less than ever when be saw
h.r going into the Marshalsea lodge passage the little
mother attended by her big child. 49,,
The cage door opened, and when the smau brl,
reared in captivity, had tamey hutered IN, be 81" II
shut again; and then he came away.