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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
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a. aEssoa - ps1ha, r.,eSfasA 80 CcasIsv, oct ~
Ths electric telegssrh hes - length IN
noanesd thas Delhi = IN our hands. The cit.
igeIl e. the l6tA nlsino. There were t0ur day
hard Gghiing; consequently the carnage J,
great on both sidea. This Was, however, 70 b
fsrpsesed. We we're 1ghsing NOT againss nes
6at 1eede--1aonssers red with crime and rssl-
ing With 10 blood Of women and children
The enormous price which we have paid tol
the citys capture, cloads, for : moment, the
glory Of the triumph; but when the hour of
ftlibalasion has passed away the laurel will
sparkle the bsighssr for having bees moastensd
With shower Of teara Ie u . satistaction 20
know that - can now walk the streets erect,
and elate with the kn0wledge thst the mAssa-
cFes Of Neernt and Delhi have 1t length been
avenged. For every drop Of blood which has
been want0nly shed, thousand have been ex-
acted. The game il nov entirely iost'xnd the
nuslneess are d length checkmated. u = n
vain fer them 70 try 20 escape. There y not
fajah Or chief throughout India Who will not hunt
them down like beasts of prey. IN vain viii they
hide themselves and call On the rOckE !" Fall On
~ and hide 10 from The vengeance Of an in
censed deity This day Of his wrath y come.
and who shall Be able to standw Already, Sin
diah y On the track Of such ~ have escaped;
and 6fteen thOnsand Of his men are ewceping
after them like whirlwind Al the history Of
the world afF0rar ~ - ,,.vnllei "a The excuses
which efe .nu,ira.,. 49, r,,arn;e,ed - n oro.
nortion. vlI 4. IN. ,a....,,. N venca.nne vhich
"a viii demand Ths ssr.sss ~ DAM a. "a
Win fhe Mood ~ an 80, .rd hr.ve.t Tbsv
Nave fallcr n an ~ ~ nohlrst struroles
which ever con.scs.,s.a -s.x.,. .ra 4 : on,
dutv % avenee sha;r de.,h. The ;llnstr;ou.
dead of Delhi have l.ft hsh;nd them ! rlorioua
task 10 tbe;r hre,h,.n II arms thronrhout III.
ala and. - sre snre r;oht v;ll;nvly viil 4 -
Derformed.
Il viii 81 II vain 81 ;..n. nrccl. .t;ons tai
ling soldier vhss "a IA Thev have foupht
bled. cononared ana d;sd. ~ 81. .nrv;Sor,
uusi have their own ~ ~ .he civil tunc. |
tons or government Il once cease let martial |
law be Droclaimed evervvhere ave n the
Presidential tovn,. ina - vo.ld cn.r.ntee |
that in aix month not l;v;nc srai,or could Il. |
found within the limita AZ ~ emnire. Nov & |
the time 70 strike the blow which must render
oar sovereignty pernaneot.g ana unless il IL
done effectuslly. The same scenes viii aoain be /
enacted as soon % the scorched sn.ke gathers
yipor Thc falI n Delhi must have
damped the homes of even he widest srd ynost
extrsvaRant Of traitora. Men vho have hitb.
erto remained vacilatino viii nov declare them
selves, The hidden tr.itors ~ the BOMBAY
and Madras armies win he hronrht - iusfice
Good soldier. vho ~ ~ hono. ~ tb.,. revi.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

Meeting of New Englandsrs.
Pursuant to notice, , large number Of New
Englanders met at the Reception Room Of
the BArres House, on Tuesday evening, Nov.
l7,h, for the purpose Of forming New Eng
lnnI Association. .e1 ~. .7
The meeting was organized BY appointing 9.
H. Phelps President. and Frank Phelps. SEQ
rotary. '9f
Mr.. Clune stated the object Of the meeting
On motion, committee Of seven was ap-
pointed to draft . constitution and by laws.
The chair appointed % that committee, Aessrs.
j. W. Grimes, c. B. Harrington, Dudley Peet,
G. A. White, W. Il. Clune, Luke Palmer, and
]. iIowes. 4
On motion, it was resolved that . festival bs
held on the 22d Of December.
On motion, committee Vas appointed to
make arrangements for the same. ta
The chair sppointed ~ such committee,
Nessrs. J. N. Baxter, G. II. Sweetser, e. Robin
son, and Erastus Chamberlain.
On motion, committee Of seven was ap-
pointed to canvass the city, and ascertain how
maay have desire to connect themselves with
the association. e1rss sszse -.1s
The chair appointed as that committee,
Messrs. H. c. Hardy, E. T. Gardner. R. A.
Deming, Frank Phelps. Mark s. Foote, DR..
Stevens, and w. Il. BAckus.
On motion, il was resolved that meeting be
held At the Reception Room at the Barrst
House. ON Tuesday, Nov. Gath, at o'clock
pm., to hear the report Of the constitutional
committee, and effect permanent organisa-
tion. is.F
On motion, il was resolved that the city pa
pers be requested to publish the proceedings Of
this meeting. aa
The meeting then adjourned.
- Persons desirous Of joining such an ~
soeiAtion, are requested to leave their names
with any one Of the canvassing committee, or
at the Barret House. @
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ELoPxMExr AND SHooriA0 n UPPRR AIfos.
The Alton Democrat gives an account of a
elopemens at Upper Altoe, which ssrnlnass1
rather seroasly: gns " sssAa w. neg
] \ young man lnams unknovn) Iron Northern
name OF Carter, In that city, against ~ vin q
her friends. 6hs eos Into his bsggy - sAey
were driving away q tAs nearsss AAgistsaae,
when the father started in pursuit On hossshoek
and soon overlook the couple. The young lAdy
jdmped ont. The father lsveIled 1Aooyinr NJ
q the young nan, Who raised his foos and ssA
. shield his face. Tue csassass u ~ run o
psssol ra.sed shso1gh - Seos into - wria, anA
. part of. sAs loadine entarsd ~ rjeht eye Y
the yoane man, bsloW ths papi. a shos paassA
70 ths depsh of : ooopls of Inches and kas ~
yet Ueen teaA0vo0. 49, @8@ ss4F fR#& @A8e
No Legal a1spa hare heea taken il ~ nAGtses
and 80 yoaaG geaslenaA refuses . asrsss 80
old gentlemAn.
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The New York CommeDcial Advertiser states
that the London Insurance Company paid
Wells. Fargo 4 Co., el5o,ooo, the amount Of
Insurance on the specie lost in the Central
America, within three hours after notification
Of the less. sach prompsituds is worthy Of all
praise af
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xr. Tittman, dry goods dealer and banker at
Bellville, Illinois, has failed His liabilities ex.
ceed his assets BY some 5000. 1t is said his
failure will involve others.
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a The hrst hogs killed this season were
slaughtered at the pork house Of ]. G. Low 4
Co., yesterday, 400 In number. They we're
sacked for owners. sgr ~ i
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A = wAippin~ Boy,,s


The Richmond Wing gives the following L.
lustraiion Of the cowardly policy Of the South
ern Democrats in fogging poor Gov. Walker,
Of Kansas, 30 mercilessly, instead Of pitching
at once into the President, whose express Of.
ders Walker is only carrying out - s
i j. said that those pedagogues, who, several
centuries ago, we're intrusted with the educa.
tion Of royal pupils, were placed in : most awk-
ward dilemma. TO fog the heir apparent to
crown into . due knowledge Of bis Accidence
was not to be thought Of, and Nature is SO dem.
ocratic, that, 20 far as the upper story is COM
cerned, she makes no distinction between the
king and the beggar, or If she makes any, most
frequently makes it in favor of the beggar.
The heir apparent, like the peasant boy, would
not learn unless be was fogged into it; fer, in
those days, the birch seems to have been the
only stimulant to mental exertion. At last,
one Of them, more fortunate than his brethren,
was inspired with the happy thought Of substi-
tuting whipping boy" as he was long after
called, whose person should atone in stripes
for all the shortcomings Of royalty, and this
expcdient was universally adopted. The vica-
rious punishment Of the substitute was fire.
quently SO tremendous, that if the royal pupil
was At all nervous, it answered every purpose
of : direct application Of the birch TO his
own body corporate. Other teachers, Of an
inferior degree, we're pleased with the idea,
and the whipping boy soon became an in
stitution.
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On noties, shs Council sdjousssd.

- Judee GagstG ssnashsd ftsnthe Bssoa
sfese Mr.sDsrvsn's spsseh, thAt y - 1fsae
sssspect sof siis pssSs for ths ftesdon y tAs
/ sr,r;ss - II sheald = psotscssd. Bat The Iaat
clasy - 90 snlinposaaaspars ef III 6svefansas
ana should also b pssssetsA and rsspeetsd.
Besides tAsss had nsysr bssn sueh ! pee -
~ nAvk.1Eye ~ sush an editor =, ppahan-
Ha lCaeetsl hAl -. nssss - staaa - 1ndsf
- (ahs HAat Gyss) aaSaslss. bss = nAgAt -
td6eiai1sd y I, tinId man sho veeld = -
ttnidatsd. Il 'a1as thsssSoss, - - Isis ths
| Asdisosesste inGss, III s1ssy - Dsek 'stsst -
pssksn ~ 1sals hi,ls lsoss q s
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A landlord 1t Central Fall wishing to get one
Of his tenants out, stuffed the chimney with
straw to smoke her out. The result was that
the woman died Of suffocatiOn.
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Proceeaings - Cisy Council.
MNrAAv Evrnsnn Nnv ,l&.


Present-Ths Mayor, and Aldermen Denise,
Haskell, HerscblAs, Howard, McCash, Rand and
Walbridge.s ss.s, ID
sAbsent-Aldermen Anderson, Hager, Scott,
Tracy and Wightman.
The petition Of o. +. Gear. asking leave y
transfer his suction license 70 Q. h. Harris. vas
read and referred to Alderman Walbsidge, De
Mise and McCAsh. 6t
Several communications from E. w. Clark,
Dodge L Co.. acknowledging the receipt Of
moneys sent 70 pay coupons, &C., vers read
and placed on 6le. ar aha
The Recorder reported : list ot asssssmsnts
foe che improvemsnt Of Fourth street. between
Court and High streess, and Of Main Street,
eouth Of Valley, which were read and placed N
the hands Of the Treasurer for collection. 2.
The following Bills wers allowed By the
Cnnmril. t'A+ &xt
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- Roslsa, Rsq, late Of the Boston Ira
4Ao s1Ssmed his old position in the O2csl
~ 'GpsihgAsid Republican Dr. John G.,
hsd, Hr. Bovlss' former associate in the
hlicAa. .aaA Alss sole editor after hs len, has
1sA his tn1asesA and with drawn from active
. 49, 'sAd N Aessalssr devote his talents
-lr. 1Fsly y literary passeis. The Republican i
- Of ~ bsa afoar New EaelAad exchAnsss.
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~ TIE LINN Cousrr REalsrEa,-One Of
the best conducted, and assuredly the best
printed paper in the State, seconds the nomina-
tioa Of Judge Isbell for the Senate. - I'D !.
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'RAsuo wAssua-Aa enthusiastic, aad d

sSs'so WAssua-Aa enthusiastic, and Of
. > beautifal Jouug lady, with cherry lipe.
aea saag'ets. lost kias. and oss cf ~
aeeietA seaihef faith in Govesaoe Gard.
ss'slsestm, Which she paid psompsly, not
sading 81 efer Of release On the part of
9 uiaest;r shils : young gsatlemaa tef
- an&ila,siliss ia Ohslssa,r has bad
sap = sassling I barrow sf'saAdl
=, S !. - !. - tAs ~Sea.girt beech 1os hay.
Ak y Hn Excellencys chances.
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I a. We sssics, BY Ohio papers, the dsaah
!. II III. zaehariah Albankh, Of Licking Ceapty.
M. Albaugh vas one hundred and nine yessa
old. He ~ bssa in Maryland b ls4s. estef-
ed the war Of he Revelation at IL commence
uent and remained IN the army until the Close.
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AAasas luSArs.---Ths Ansriean Railroad
- - slN Asi'fSllSvlAg . ~ sssnsaed
'I.s,' go ~ An, Il serssinly y ! ssp'saaElldd N
49, Aass y not sqoash cain iaiAAs
~ ~ dss unless hs veslA ssll .ot
~ yhsN Ssis ~ bssa aase y ,rstiis
s1slsi esidvased sssl, u, ,ooo, ,Oo0. 900
essss cssde. shetp, esc:. I 800 ,0O0, 100
!, Aesieal1aaalimplenanis 60O. .OOO, 900
94A ssssisi n s e0OsOOOsV
! s.s1iag hoesoA ia ~ go 900
81 n S4esyAAaA aanalaVs aslOQ00o $50
VI \ sse:e.lsk u1llhs eDd ~ %, sasr.
| =. s. a9e lAepay Yir4 Vi 30OAyNoAs s00O
has. lsef Deednss. -. alaiHsts II
~. a16fas1sssean1 ana VII w
= ~ XVI !. NJ = g haaA, 1,0eA0 A0o0
" s'.'S assr cola - y,a,.,1 u. .,a .., x,
! \ !: :! Hss ~, i ~, =, 49, M q
=. ~ 'sss " ,seai - 40 y,
| - - feora 40 sesei - nnn I1,Il ~ ~
- sl.s7E5A YssssEs ssss Nss Nsyk0N1N
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The Very Latest.
From the London Times City Article.

London, Saturday, Oct 81.
The funds to-day have been exceedingly firm
and have closed ut an advance of I per cent,
under the influence of the advices from New
York by the Fulton, which confirmed the anti.
cipations entertained of the effect Of the bank
suspensions.
The funds we're remarkable throughout yes
terday. Prices continue to advance steadily,
and the market closed at the best point, which
represents rise Of about per cent. II is con-
sidered that the banking difficulties recently an
nounced have even tending to increase the de.
sire Of the public for English government secu-
rites. In the discount market little actual relief
Is yet observable but the confidence Of the
public encourages hope that the period Of
extreme monetary depression has now been
passed. a.7#
Many classes Of American Railway securities
were again inquired for to day. A large amount
Of business was done in the securities Of the
Illinois Central Company, the shares have inn
proved to 81 70 " discount. s
Although the Fulton, from New York, has
brought 100000 for London, it appears that
some amount, perhaps to the extent Of $780,.
900, chiefly in sovereigns, will be despatched
from Liverpool by the Arabia. Anomalous
movements Of this kind may be expected dur
ing the next week or two, aud they show the
total arrangement of all the usual modes of &C.
ton. As the Times City Article explains, gold
is sent from New York because persons are
afraid Of buying bills on houses Of this side; and
it is sent hence because persons making invest.
ments or having payments to effect are aware
Of this general distrust.
It is stated in the Times City Article that the
bullion in the Bank Of France has during the
last few days been steadily maintained, but the
total being only ES. 100000, shows reduction
Of E80O, since the date Of the last returns.
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LovE's YOU'VE DREAA DIsTuRBED-ANoTHE
CARTKR AND Smith AETAIR.-For some days
past an afflicted husband has been repeating ON
the street tale OF unusual bitterness, the truth
Of which will shortly be tested and which, for
the honor of the gentleman charged Is being
disgracefully implicated, we hope may prove
false. We might state At least the position
which this gentleman has until recently occu-
pied, and the brilliant prospects perhaps epen.
ing to him in . new profession, but in charity
We refrain. The tale runs briefly thus:-This
gentleman had fair friend, whom be contrived
to dispose Of to hopeful and enthusiastic young
riverman. The latter married her and on the
tide Of his new found felicity subsidized down the
river, leaving with vows Of affection his faithful
bride. On returning . few days since, he found
her under circumstances which quite destroyed
the fair fabric Of his anticipations. Inquiry, be
affirms, satisfied him beyond question, that the
gentleman who had commanded his gratitude
was her paramoar, and had sustained to her
that relation Tor months previous. .@sss
He has instituted : suit for divorce, end in
tends to bring the aforesaid gentleman upon
the stand as his witness. The result may prove
rather curious and interesting.-St. Louis Dem.
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stB The citizens Of Dubuque have called ;
meeting Of devise ways and means to employ
the poor Of that city the ensuing winter. s
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a. Il has been ctietomary amone iour

q Il has been customary among Journalists
TO notice, for the qualification Of society. the
most trivial circumstances in the daily life. of
those high digpitaries who hold prominent
place in the inspect and affection Of the people.
The Gazette. fully apprcciating, the justice Of
this custom, and our widespread popularity and
fame, has given to the world the announcement
that the Local Of the Hawk-sye has procured .
man for this tribute Of respect to our growing
reputation, aud assure him shas his kind atten-
tioa shall not go unrswarded. lf be should
ever attain sufficient notoriety 70 render him Of
any account, we win be happy to return his
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Ross + Whtp1ls, Tor nails, &css fer Mar
g. House. ~ os
e. w. Clark, Dodge ! Co., .t ~, 20
G. Colgan. for making gates at Csmstsry, - 90
n. s. tBarsrsG salary - Marshal. 4los
o. ssasopsy 5es voed' saving. 90
e. Smith, for wood for Council Room. 90
+. Krssas, for Joe, a.s 81 Asts g3ass w
AsaisaaAe Eaginses. N so
+. II. Johnspa, EaginssTs salary, 90 90
4. Flaslef, ekrsss Commissioner. salary. q SO
iaks Hsskss. work On nnh e.. ass %
r. Lillis, a.ir ii" shaia h sasss g
, eAsol b qgfS u sfs@h systaE 4ss ss'seia ~ 70
Divers, work, on streets, ~ W
Hasksl = gatsles. for lumber. tas 3 2
q. Neoman. far cleaning gstsefs. aa ,p %
! On, eaotiAn. the Council a6i0usued.G siis ~ =
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a. Al Lyons sufieiens snow has fallen to
enable the boys to do : large business in the
way Of sliding down hill. ~
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a Cattle sold At Chicago on Monday at 2a2}
live veeight-sxtra Sa2}. Sales Of 6,O42 hogs
ct from S1a4 to II live weight. t' ~ we
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i TIE ALsIA REPUBLlcAN.-Nr. w. W. Barnes
has started . nsvA paper at Alba, in Monroe
County, instead Of she Independent Press, sus-
pended. NJ. Barnes isa young man, energetic,
industrious, and practical printer. Ifanybody
can sustain . paper ct that point Mr. B. can.
We are confident he will deserve success, and
the people Of Monroe County should sustain
him. ii5'7 %sf@f fe's@H 81 a4 w 5asa 500
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e8We are happy to notice that the Gem
mon Council Of the city Of Cedar Falls have
been seized with laudable desire Of mental
Improvement. The last Banner says
hereafter the School House will be devoted to
the uses Of the Common Council, on Tuesday
evenings.
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eTRev.l Alex. Campbell pfeashed - GFimes
Hall Tuesday evening to large audience. ~
hs did not arrive ussil o'clock many who
cams 70 hsar hin vsat swey bsseesihe arrived
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~ George Moore. Of Springfield, (Mass.)
has commenced . libel suit against the Repub-
lican, Of that city, for an article published in
that paper reaecting pretty severely on Mr.
Moore. He thinks he 10 damaged 41o, ,O0o.-
Tie Court win probably think diferently.
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OysscAz ePARAa - CeaaanaA-8ss psss-
u,eeus u Couessesieaal 0lsbs in aneshss
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TIE FINANCIAL NEws From Eu0LAHD.-The
New York Herald says shas the city was taken
BY surprise yesterday morning BY the news that
the English, 90 Car from succumbing under the
rassments and the suspension Of specie payments
BY our banks, had taken the matter quite cody,
and thought, ON the whole. that il was the best
thing that could have been done. ao
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A man named Townsend, was killed on the
railroad at Laporse, Indiana, on Monday last. BY
attempting to get ON the cars after the train had
started. His foot slipping, he fell on the track,
and was mangled in Q terrible manner.
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The RICHEST VIRorNIAN.-The Fincastle Val
ley Whig says that Samuel Hariston, of Pittsyl-
vania county, is the richest man in Virginia
He owns 1,7O0 slaves, and they increase at the
rate Of 100 year. He 10 estimated to be worth
AZ QQQ. 600. - -..-.-..- 80.
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AccErrxD.- -Psletaih Perit Esq., has accepted
the appointment of Police Commissioner, una
nimously rendered him BY the Board Of Police
Commissionsrs Of New York. This appoint
mont i popular with III parties. Is l..b ei.5 4
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Hoos.-The s.. Louis papers cay shat the pork
packers have ceased operations for lack Of hogs
in their pens. the receipts only being equal 70
wants Of city butchers and the demand for ship.
ment. Prices are $4ae4, so. At Cincinnati the
Gazette quotes hogs as nominal at %, ,25as5, so.
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- The Harengo (Iowa) Visitor saysa young
child. 6ss sir yssrs Of egss died With dss;r;sm
sssmsss At "Brush Run." The father. short
tiAs since, wss ssns q jail for selling whisky,
and during his Incarceration. his wife made
whisky "meat and drink" for herself and child.
The wife finally fell down stairs and killed her
sslf and the child was shortly after attacked
With ali the symptoms Of delisism svssess, With
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TA gentleman wishes to know why it 10,
that Judge Rorer gains al his cases in Court
We don't know that it is go but if it 10 90, pre-
sumo thAtit is owing to the Judges faeetious
and captivating manner towards the Court and
imrv
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Tits said that during one Of the late street
fights, which have become so common in Wash
,ington City, pistol bali was 6sed through one
Of the windows of the British Minister'S resi-
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wWe understand that the Gymnasium is
now fairly under way. We visited the han, the
other evening, and found that the paraphernalis
were ell in fne condition. There y to be =
meeting this evening, u which those msnbsrs
Who are in arrears viii meet . mostcordial vel.
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