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BELTS Monlss Percussion Cups dunpowder Patent
shot, Balls Powder ylssks Pouches snA Bshs Bird Bsss
Nipples aud Hrsnehca Washing Rods and Trkere, Dog
Chains Collars Gan Makers Maternis &c. &C. n RE
NoLyERs aud FIVE SHOOTERS At manufacturer Priee
10 the trade. 3. SUTHERLAND,
No In Ma,s ss,oss opposite zagls Sqpare Richmond VA
DIPLOMA
Oh DIM tRsT CLASS Mas AWARDED Mt rHE VIRGINIA
MECHANICS ISsTITUTI ron Tnk Pomo11oN
Oh Tux MECHANIC ARTs 10
SAMrkL SWITZERLAND. OF RICHMOND. vIRfA
For Of GA M, plSr0ts and RIFLES exhibited
The Exhibition Of Articles Of American Manufacture he'd
ihs City Of Richmond the 18Th day OF Nov. lsa4.
JANIS ". LtwtLIta, J. A. BEEvlN,
Soc rotary. Bromdent
anl 10. fvA =
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GsABELI. HOUsE.-Thi- conveniently located

" and commoiiously constructed Hotel under the
of the undersigned excellent condition for the
accommodation of the public The proprietor his
sonal attention IT, and will be wanting in efforts
pendtures calculated to promote the comfort Of his
An Omnibus Is always in attendance to convey travellers to
and from the Depots and Packet Landing
nm pOdNris (uAS L LIE
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GEORGE w. SHANKS. /
A. HuPP.
GREEN Is. BOARD, :
WILLIAM WALTON.
DAVID G, SHANKS. !

GW Richmond Semi Weekly Wing, Daily Dispatch, Norfol
till stopped. liune 7.dScts
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mny VIZ EyncIburR va.
NrEW VOLUMES or THE CHEAT RRuC.
UNACToVY FIxTUREs FOR SALE wish "a

dispose Mt private aae of the Fixtures OF the Tobacco
Factory recently carried by o Depres AT Campbell c.
o. They consist of all tho nxures for well
ploed establishment comprising ton and presses all
In good order and nearly wing been used but
They VIII be disposed of liberal terms;
and the building Is also for sale opportunity
scented for person wishing in the business of put
ting up tobacco. JOHN u. ALEXANDER,
apl i9dMets Campbell CT lilo.
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expected 70 sale by II. q. HARDY CO,
may 7ts First door above posvsls's Hotel
SEvEN PIANOS 1GaT RECEIVED, AND
- FIVE EXPECTED Ivy NEXT ARRIVAL, at 80. syca
Corner Of Bank Street, PspxpsRu VAOur
Ia selling 50 large number Of PlANoS, Upwards Of hftcen
hundred,) Ia attributable mainly TO four facts
lat We select fross known reliable EAstoes Cd We lnya
riabe cash for tbenA Id keep select
perhaps be found almost
two Northern Embellishments 4h We sell
10 persons ordering from and leaving the seeefion
pledge superior aud In all cases
ton
Where doubts fcs, take the Piano sndtry be
fore Coz H. Our Instruments
responsible for iom aud ask all who desire purchase
reliable Pianos, to give us trial r. NASH
rano- Forte Dealer,
juno 10 sl Petersburg, Va
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MILL FOOD-BraD, Shorts. shipssan and
Av1 Brownstua large stock of the above which will
dispose of in quantities upon the most liberal terms.
apl "a swim LANGHORNE & JOHNS.
vlR. =. Il. GREGORY Late of MissOurD HAv
~ INC located IN the neghborhood of Gen. o. c. Clay and
BENZ Wilkes ESQ., miles from tho city of Iynchburg, miles
of New London and mile North of the Salem Turnpike, of
fes his professional the Citizens of the neigbor
hood and surrounding country.
With experience of In the practice of medicine
in densey populated and sky portion of the Western eoun-
ryhe hopes be able the diseases of this climate
successfully. june 6-wts
guNONKA BEANH.-lO0 Tbs prime Tonka Beans for sale
Il BY STROTHEk q VII EaEAD
Also fpbsrco Fla yor continually hand June Sets
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PETERSBURG KnvERTIsEMENT

N II undecided whore the CHEAPEST
and REST PIANOS ju postpone the mntten until you
lake of y NAHgs trial You retain the
until the Piano han given satisfaction.
lie willing 10 give bond and security furnish Wills
superior Instrument nj \ low price.
Orders especially entrusted aclhetidn Away receive
particular care. N. y. NASH Piano forte pealsr,
~ sycamore, roTner of Bank rtreet.
d Irturahnfs, Va.
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1OMEIlllNai MOE ENH TalE IIITl.E

~ FoLkJust received beautiful assortment OF English
straw LeRhorn and Braid Flats and Gaps for In fanis and
rldron which call the attention of the ladies'
MCDONALD n HOOPER,
3doora above Exchange corner,
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fuNmOMAh BRANCH a. SONS, General Gem
MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AND
DEALERS IN UuANO AND AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
MLNTS PETERSBURG VA.-Produee eonsignents solicited
which Will receive The personal attention Of partners Refc
10 John NJ Otey DR. James Saunders sal Mlcr Ambrose
Rneker fyfehurg Thomas Wallace. Non John " May Pan
Mcllwane, VIM r ioynes Petersburg; Warwick 4 Banks
dale, liaxnil 4 Co, Richmond, THOMAS BRANCH,
JAS. II BRANCH,
~ 26-d&ets JNO. r. BRANCH.
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InELDREN'S SHOES.-Any quantity Of
Chdrens pretty shoes and few pair Of pretty Children
Shoes, at MCDONALD & HOOPFRS.
apl 23.d&cifs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-18

MyaImocs SUICIDE or YoUSG FENAr3 Coroner
Perry was called upon yesterday to hold inquest upon
tho body of young woman named Agnes Corbet, who
died at Bellevue Hospital from the effects Of dose Of
arseric taken with tho intention Of committing suicide
The deceared, il appears Of great persona
beauty, but unfortunately strongly addicted to the
free use Of Intoxicating drinks AS far could BIO
tanned, the deceased had met with disappointment
In love affair, which brought about lowness Of pts.
While in this state she would occasionally indulge In
drink and would frequently obtain adittsnce 70 Belle
vuc Hospital the plea OF sickness She seemed TO
have great love for this institution for several
csons the unfortunate creature would seek admitance
when she was but In little need Of medical and On Wed
nesday afternoon sho applied at the hospital for rcis
aud was admitted by the supernten nient Of tho place.
Towards evening the deceased told her medical at
tendant that she had swallowed dose Of arsenic for the
purpose of committing selfdestruotion, and would
die In her favorite and much beloved resortnamely
the Hospital at Bellevue. An attempt made TO
tract the poison from her system, but without effect
she gradually failed, and at three o'clock yesterday
morning the child Of misortune closed her eyes death
The Jury 10 this case rendered verdict Of Death W
sucide.p Deceased was . native OF ireland and wAs
twenty .one yeass Of age.
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News from Haynn..

The customary opening OF the Court Of Rcs Andenca
Pictorial took place the I'd inst underhe Presidency
OF the Captain General In the speech Of the Iustrs
simo Senior Regente" which occupies several columns Of
the Ddrio de la Marina find thu folio wing resren,e
to tho case Of Dr. Worral:-
Tho United States Consul at MatAnyas mnds some pre-
tensions and efforts TO exclude the local judge from
having any interference In the wills Of Anglo American
citizens who should die in that city In tho property Of
those who should do without making Wills ana In this
way he desired to give great extension TO his snugy
mercantile unctions thus making contrary to all the
precedents that constitute International rights,
which possess with Others sustaining himself by trea
tics of doubtful sgnAosion, nnd applied to these
ultra marine provrces and perhaps forgetting tho very
laws Of hts country with respect To consular rights
having been consulted with regard 70 This debated the
question in al e bearings and reported the he
considered most proper. What that answer is we must
infer from the action taken by General Concha In the
matter.
Is stated that the Governor, Lieut. Governor Acalde
and several carbnsros coast guar Of Santa Clara have
been dism missed but for what cause Is not stated.
The of Madame Sculls plantation at Guinness
had been murdered by body Of soldiers under con-
mand Of an officer. -Four other murders hnd been
mitted in the vicinity within the previous week.
Au the political detsu lately arrested had been sent
to SPAIN with the exception Of Dr. Ruz Who has been ret
al liberty.
Rachel and her troupe we're to sail for Southampton
the Britiah mail steamer, which TO leave Havana
the 9th.
On the departure of the North STAR after the vessel
had got some distance in the ofing. white
difcovored without passport, and negro found
concealed below The captain Immediately put back,
to the authorities on shore.
prevailed In Havana that agent Of the Bri-
tish government had left that city In the steamer phe
delphia, his way TO the sate Of Nicaragua an
portant mission Another TO leave In the steamer
Tweed for st. Thomas his wsy to Carthegena on bs-
ness f en equally pressing nature,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-18

A CrNrFNAnIAN INDIAN CHIEr---His EScelen-
cy 'Hrien sladogh chief Of the Six Nations who was
born in 1T52 In this city yesterday This aged ches
now years age sent to France to be educated
prcyous to the Revolution Ho returned to hs countrv
after going through the medical school In Psrs In
pony with the young Marquis do Iaayet a. whom he fol-
lowed through the wars Of the American Revolution snd
Brandywne where hs attended upon General Iafayette
bintng up his wounds, received in tho afair Turing
the he received bayonet nd In the r,cht iupr
which even him ness ia case be tokes
cold. Although more than Aury has passed over bis
head he II sti hale ana strove, erect lofty ia his
port Hia Masonic hrethren greeted the aged cefan,
and contributed 70 his necsslesfor although old he
has not been all the time accommodating gain lie
many years Mt the hes the Six Nations and chief OF
great iSfpepcs.- ,Aessz psrsc7a, Jan.9
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his party Leaders dictated and sr,o,o oHhsr
malls Of the House Of Representative in favor Of thu sd
mis- sion Of Texas, slavery ana ALL Although much ex-
perienced In public life he has left nothing on record
neither In speaking nor writing which caim him
any distinguished Il Of ststssmsnsip no chara
tie Of political tactcian, manager leader party
t sving been f obscurty ssme dozen years and
ing towards three co1e years IN e that his intellect
has Dsen suenty as repose 70 become moro fny than
developed end tina: he will preside over that tan
gular and cisjeted body with tire dignity Of Bradisb
and the ity Of Seymour
Mr.. Robinson cutters the Speakers chair without the
shadow OF party "a his bac2 No man ever occupied
the position. Nis rulings and hiD decisions will be
at the mercy Of his oycnsnts and his con.atees
Hs has not IpOn the ertife floor soft sell possessing
tire least abi. to sustain him, when strsssened and in
me Speaker on cor.mittees with State officers of
wLsch the Know Nothings Asve one hal Az the reprR
Maas hsve been the nsani Of placing him IN r1e chair
with them and in accordance with che views Of Gov;
ernor Carb and Lieutenant Governor Raymond keeping
The Know Nothiss felt conssdeat that when tho anal
vote arrived they would receive large accession from
the hunser hards Their chuching was quite AUDIBLE,
ard from the caying In all round there pl6us
by in tAat rumor. But that last and decisive vote
only hard shell found regardless Of hin party
Rensselaer, county recently from that classic spo, Kin
derhook near unto the renowned Underwood. He ws&
cratic side OF The house snd his friends were
upon the Of making him their candidate r Speaker
Anthon Glover Dxon and other of the hards say,
concerning Van Sanford, slet him slide" The other
hards who deserted to the Know Nothing camp did il IA
the early part Of the engagement They are, Mattison,
of ChenaDgo; Baucua, OF Saratoga, and Wright, or
Okego.
1t s proper to state that number Of hard demecrsts
adhered to Mr.. Beihy until hs decinci This after
struggle Of more than two weeks. They had become
wearicd Of the fuitless contest and when the wings
nounced their readiness TO unite upon democrat these
hards went Ia for Mr.. Robinson though soft she'll
Americans" The constituents Of Hessrs. Bradnsr, j.
B. Clark H. s. Gray. splooa. Reilly. Hayes, Hay, and
others, who supported ultimately Mr.. Robinson, will
tive Of voting they did only t. prevent the election
OF Know Nothing Speaker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-18
The Lest shi,v st. Denis.
FURTHER PARTIOUsARs FROM THE CAPTAIN OF THE
6HIp NAPL VS..

We bave been informed by Mr. David V. Lowell, the
Captain Of The ship Napis BY WHOM eleven of the crew
CT the St. Denis were savec that it ws utterly mPoss
bic for that vessel to have remained Attest His
for this belief founded the character Of the cargo
which consisted Of wheat cop3er and ASur and which
sre the most unsafe freight that vessel carry ANY
ore OF these alone would be sufficient to sink her In the
leahy condition to which she reduced. The crew
were aso unable tc get at the pumps the watr having
overhowed the main deck and the waves breakag ovsr
the bawslks every minute. In ADDITION there s the
fact stronger than al the rest put together and Tat s
that the survivors Of the her eink while they
were about six husd-ed feet c and tai, too In the
middle Of thS Gay.
The mate Of the ST. renis has been unwe ever sinse
his escape In Of the long exposure tho
clements His back 1t is feared is seriously injured
but 1t is hoped that he viii The remain
der OF the have not recovered from the effects Of
the disater, and her bands ard feet greatly swc
kn from their long aubmersion in the water as well a.
the intense csla.
In regard to the storm Captain Lowell says was the
most terrific that he witnessed in the his
experience the ocean, and he has been going 70
for fifteen years. The wind which c,mmenced blowing
from the northeast changed TO the southeast and to the
northwest, when it tlew perfect hurricane and the
cny wonder Is that any vessel shoud have survived It,
He thinks he about thirty miles from the st. Denis
When ems went ocwn, cut even ne was within sight
cfhe- ut tie % he could not have rendered any assist
Yet in the midst Of This the life boat containing
eleven Of the crew. preserved II by miracle and
rescued when they had abandoned al hope. The Naples
was about five mi es c when they observed from
her deck and In about hour after they taken on
toad and received all the attention which their condl-
tion required.
After saving these Captain LcveN two brigs dis
massed ore Of which be supplied with his extra sails
Sac was Portuguese vessel bound 70 this city. and
called the Lontana. Her provisions were all used up
but the captain unable to supply her with any,
own beng only sufficient to carry him into port.
The Naples brought large quantity Of statuary from
Leshorn, among which, her captain informs us, are
mecf the works Of Powers thu American sculptor.
THE CONDUCT OF CAPT. LOWELL, OFFIcERs AND
GREW.
TO TIE xprroR OF rHK HERALD.
desiIe through tie columns Of your paper to tender
my sincere thanks and gratitude to Capt DAvidy Lowell
and his officers and men, Of the ship Naples in behalf Of
my companions and myself saved from the aL.et ship
ST. Denis ard taken beard Of his vessel for tho Kind
and humane treatment bestowed upon US, and which
shall ever bear In grateful RENE ambrsnce.
WILLIAM J. TUFTS.
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Tbomss Iannignn of ajoharie, Mont geometry
Was arrested there the 1stn inst, fer having ceeh
In his wifs's skull with In nt Of phrsnyy Ets
Iannigan In very feeble hosls, and bad kssa E~
some time past. Iannigsn known TO hssa said hat
hs would hui her, and when axrssieJ, said rsahpgy,
promised 70 kin hey ard hsye dQue tn
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AxTAnS WwAs811goEous

Important from the 0at1ensl Capital
DEBATE on TIE ACTION OF TIE naval BcAEb-
PRBDICTgp--REPORrED ELEC1ION or 6xCKxrXH
DAVIS TO THE SENATE, ETC.
VAsHrsGfox ysn. r., 1866
The Senate IN Executive sessien some time to-
day. They 6espatcnsd large batch o. appointmsuts.
Quite an animated debate took pssce tho propsty II
considering the recent action Of the Navs7 Board wi
closed doorr Mr. Qayt:a advocated Il at scne Length
Mr. BayarG pitched iu.es the innsc rta Fiftesn sax
showed them eP In their light majority Of thu
Senate unoe-and viii advocate oper, doors duxinthS
discussion.
the Antertton Of the Banks men % Offer ts Nd
rahty rule every Cay until sor,etbirg is Effected Mr.
Williams, or New York, movsd 1t to-day and it vss-
tabled-Mr. Campbell v'ting against It. Ths aukNs-
braska resulted in bringing back the reracsoey
members.
distinguished funct;cnary OF the government stated
today IN conversation. that war between the UnitsS
States and England world withis sxty days The
functionsry who made this statement has oontrihuseA
largely to bring about t'iis state OF things.
1t Is ruIaored this evening that Hon. JET. Davis has
been elected to the United Senate Mssssps
Senator Houston arrived shs evening, and s stcppg
ut Willard's He is In excellent health. ID,
Nh. BUCHAatAN's wrruDaAwAL FROM THE cOUar
OF LONDON.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1853.
The news brought By yesterdays HERALD OF te6 p<eoA
BILE withI avail of Mr. Bucharan from the Court Of He
Land has produced in this city unusual excitement IL
President has had calls from anost every quarter
hticn to the subject have jnst learned that he VI
submit for advise the matter the Senate secreA
session II Is probable that his communication has esas
In today. O.P.Q.
TE BLACK R1rBLICAN CAvCuS--KENTUCKY ANn.
THE PREsIDENCY.
WASHINGTON, JAM II, 1865.
The republican OF last night has producsa NJ
practical result The election Of Speaker under the pre-
sent circumstances Is regAIed ont Of tho queea
Mr.. Faulkner WILL at the rst opportunity oer reselu
tion proposing resignation Of the members.
is understood hcre that the Kentucky delegates -
the national convention with the exception Of Mr. Brse-
enIdge, are favorable to Lynn BOYD for President .
Breckenridge stands by President Pierce. l.
PRTsyDENTIAL DINNER PARTY-MORR MHxICAM
CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1854
The President gave dinner party this evening, q
which the Justices of the United States Supreme Court
the Judges Of the Court of Claims and its secior ~
United States Attorney and Marshal for the Disiet =
Columbia, Attorney General Cushing and Others ~
gethes with IL ladies' Of their respective families wer
present.
The Mexican government bas made formal demand
for indemnity for tho destruction Of the town Il
PerAs Negras by Texan rangers last autumn, and -
protection from similar nvasons and from devssts*isa
by srnsa hands.
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ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1856.
EAMuEL BREyooRr obtained leave TO register his vote
for lyman 0de on the last ballot, having been uns-
ycdably absent from the House at the time Il was TAKEN
The House then, on motion Of Mr. Glover, proceeded
to vote rira for clerk. The following was the re
sult:-
Richard Y. Sherman, yepubl sau. IA
Gerard w Stevens, Of Brooklyn Amer lean. 40
John s. Nafew, democrat .......................2 .2s
join A. Cory, demccrat.... Observation-Disclosures.
James L. Flwood, democrat.
Mr.. DAWSON moved that r. U. sherman be elected
Clerk by acclamation.-IOst.
Mr.. MHAN moved to postpone the election Of Clek Cor
two weeks.-Laid on the table.
Three ballots were then taken without ciiange.
Mr.. KEToHAM moved that the House ballot three times
and il there choice before the third ballot that
plurality vote then elect.
general and acrimonious debate easued, and al III
O'Clock the House adjourned.
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ALBANY, Jan. II, 1866.
The report Of the Bank Department was presented.
bills NOTICED.
10 amend the charter Of the New York Fire
To incorporate the Long Island Trust Company.
To restrict divorces.
Bills PASSED.
Tie Buffalo Auction bill.
The bill relative to charitable institutions amended by
including the Brooklyn City Hospital In the opeSAon oi
the bill. IL fesf - "
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PRESIDENTIAL DINNER PARTY-MORR MHxIoAx
CLAIMS.
ET4lRTY-FOURTE1 CON0aaEss.
fRST SESSION.


ssss .s WARRINGTON, Jan. II, lo6k
CENTRAL AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
On motion OF Mr. CLAYTON, (K ny Of Del, the PreS-
dent requested to communicate al instruoaoas q
Central American affairs not heretofore Furnished 81
calling for the adjudication Of the American Conmissa
at Paris respecting French spolatons American
commerce.
THE SENATE PRINTING.
The presiding officer authorized TO appout Csa-
mittee on Printing
TIE I-t1E NAyAl BOARD.
Petitions from Commodore Stewart, Commanders
Lock xooc and Long, and Ieutenants Chandler HAnA(
Turner B,wers and llery presented, complaiHag
of tho action OF tbs Naval board
Adjourned to lay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-18

Mr.. WILLIAMS. tx. NJ OF n. r., offered resolutioa
proposing TO elect Speaker by plurality, IT. after hrea
additional trials shall receive majority Of tht
whole number of votes.
The resolution Was rejeced--9i ayes, LOG nays.
ldiovrnet.
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strucons and that he not to consider himself under
arrest Ts officer acted with the greatest courtesy in
By demanding to have the Indictment against Col French
produced 70 which he ready to plead not guilty. and
was anxious for this trial to proceed.
fay that the osjcsts which ed 70 the making OF this
cn we're TO promote the interests Of mercenAry COM
pany-te Nicaragua Transit Company. M Tha. company
tine pcuabshsres OF which the counsel mr. Cottlng had
intended to turn up the rich soil Of Nicaragua
Nere ut the same agricultural tools as that gentleman
had represented upon previous occasion, In the shape
81 Shane's riaea, bowio knives and revolvers. Last
s ssa C s 1s
irncnt against COL Kinney: most extraordinary posi-
ton tho learned counsel Ind taken. Bat the Executive
of the United States government had authorized him
mr. McReon) declare Col French, ana he had 80
Declared that Ire not the accredited Minister at Mica
agaa fcr this ssoInsy and -, ins; bang @ 81 was 80
distinguished friend ON the other side had, however, In
Newspaper, expressed legal opinion that Mr. Marco.
And what indeed the power Of the executive2 had
c,ndc ate declaration. II Me- Gilingham, the Secretary
sna he rs q s ho
sourse adopted by the executive at Washington had not
arrested Col French until the decision In this case
ham to be discharged upon hsbcas srpus and test the
question q lavf lie GA not m1o1a 20 touch hair Of
70 the United States but e uen the other side should
come In and st the question Of aow faz the Colonel
to bo exempted. II was doubt intended that some
application should be made to Washington in personal
character BY COL French presenting his credentials But
IL that pudenoe which had already characterized tho
eeut government should DO pursued that casion
no reccerition Of the Coonefs application would be
made This not matter involving questions OF pr
vste character. No member Of the government could
tveness being shown, he would Ike to ask the counsel
scr Col French upon whom That imputaton was lntond
III 70 bc thrown2
Mr. Cutting said upon his learned friend the District
4tt,vney He had seen the end Of letter written by
the I,ntict Attorney closing with this nSEcethat Col
French had better take himself OH as quick as ho could
on othsrwiss that h would ho nAds 70 60.