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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

,sf. OnI5 few jsys bstRe nS t9nyss're ~ n a.
AZ Airy eve nis consent lis ;noosdas' e4s-ec'' u
eo3Iss. % csI.s5. -, a..
Mr. E1.9a "a a youog ms1 be. rcnEl TO 70 co'e,
AL "a .-us 50 steel lis ol1d s syS1s tad losjai,
.nl y,,a hi, plessiag sn,e-s, - deste to Dc Pop
,lsr. AID man Of rsTA in cuy great ste.
re n9niree q Ce1aty Tre esurer FED - a1o'ner
good car jiists-P. II Agsp, t0r org tme 'r9 So
=, of re- O.asj1Ps S:GEdGrc. IT. StarL'Tf,
Won anyeD s.srs kss been the orgsa of the Dem
ysst sy.y in tbs county f3E nearly .b.rty years
si.ce 1873 t.ror ey rsesoiish-tuf % the nonins,
t3r Of FremoLt lsst year. !; TOOK ia ssn1 boldly anu
fea,,s,,7 on the eide Of Freedom, where II VII no
d., ~ ..srj us Freedom or Slavery bs- The Dust ct
the t,n stior OF tee great battle n0v gong Oh IN this
eanotry. Th.s pomir s:ion Of Mr.. ARan Was hand
some Compliment to him. snd exhibited good sense IN
the Convention. =,
DssieiVsl. Of fully an old Ye.ersn, is the nominee
70. Justice OF the SsstiVns.
lbs ucket, added 10 the State, Is worthy OF the
cause, and must poll heavy vote.
II VS. ref.e.hirrg 70 attend this Ccnventon ahi
rots the several members compo.ing II. va wings
were here eide by side with old Democrats VINO had
fought the political bses in ibs county Tor tnlIy ana
forty yssrs while issues of state ard nsti0r ha dS
ded them; but to-day the ralyiog cres Oh former
times are forgotten and one great parriotlc question
syal;aved DID the past. tretdom-FREEDoN TO tue
o,est E,ee West-cemsnts then ss one man. over
ore bundled Of these men were bere, sud renewed
they pledges TO the good cause. hunkerism cannot
touri,h on our bills and in our valleys
The Convention was presided over oy uecfge l..
Nayn.ri. Of this city, Who on taking the chair inside
8 BE- .u;iful speech. Mr.. NJ until last year, scted
with the Democrats, but, in that memorable cam
psisp rendered great service 70 the RepaDncan Cause
by tskipg TIE Geld for the noble Fremont. Perhaps
he may be heard OF in the future. btRkE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
Richardson, Spence 4 Co.. Circular

Per Citv Of Ua.hingtoaI LIVERPOOL, Sept p 1857.
since Friday trade hiss ruled dull Throughout
the country Mark Lane yesterday WHEAT declined
3 ~ quarter, with slow sale.
At our market to-day The attendance Of buyers was small
and WHEAT Of all kinds be quoted 81 y bush overin
some cses reduction Of I'd y bush being submit. TO- Even
81 the decline there very te business done. flour
stn scarcity maintains It's price INDIAN CoES 10 0ry IN
ia inquiry fC feeding purposes at 81 3iJ for mixed Us ioE
yellow; white Is held Ter Il Gl v isO b. We quote WHEAT
Rid al 8; white o. y 10 70 two CHOICE pa.
Gels held for about = 10 10. FLorR-Phsdephs
and Baltimore 81 as Westesn, 81 as! exfra Oh!o IS
81 B. Dbl.
Minds. recently ariived from New York, having quts
stocked I'd. market New Irish Offering comparatively low
prices.
PoRE neglected.
BAcoy-Littlc doing without change in prices.
coutiI dull bat quotations nonDaly uEseret
TNIow quiet Butchers Association. If here, would bling
about 81 y In London the market bias beer also dull the
closing p Y C. being SO Oh the SPOT and 81 Tor
last three months Of the year
CorTox-The msric. Friday has been quiet and sales
limited at the prices quoted In Manchester business has
been quiet but inn Mdolns Orleans s.d Mobile, l6d
Uplsnds, 9.i. & u.
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THT PERSONALITIES.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Sept p, 1871 N.
CnrTo.-Our market has been very quiet since
Friday the sae. only amounting about 1000 bAs nearly ~
70 tle trade Prices remain steady.
AT Manchester BUSH quiet bot pr hrn
BRE.DsrUFfs-Flour firm from scarcity OF good
brands but circulars quote hinz decline Whest d.
At decline Of 81. bush. Cora dull sod slightly e5sI
richardson Srrnc- Co quots Western CAusl Flour a. s.
50 Ohio 80 90 Red w6a:s az White 81 Gs.o, Mixed
Coin 81 6d3s yellow S3l. White IL df5
PRoyIsroSs Beef very duh aud prices nominal.
Pork doll steady snd quiet Lard dull but nominsy
unchanged Til)w dropping.
TRoDrcr -AsIrs quiet but steady. RoslN firm st
for common SPIRITS TUsPESIINE steady a: 50. RICE
dull TIA quiet but inn.
IoNpoN MovRY MARKEr.-The Money market wss
unchanged bt there ldsncy Copsos
closed sts ably o. ago. for money and 81 9o FOR eoLnt
LoSDoS PRoDucE Observation-Disclosures dull and
Wheat 2d3 lover Indian Produce again HIGHER. sugss
tuoysnt and line rather higher. Tea firm. Coffee dau.
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NENA SAHIBS ATROCITIES.
frnna . s.afi Ofleer, recently a. pinAP0Ee.

BEEAREs, July -.
All the women were killed by the Neua Sahih in
batches 70 many day. lie violsted all he cou'dirst,
and sept the rest make into he camp for the men, at
Jhans they tied the husbands to treee while the same
atrocities were in PROCESS and tore the children limb
by limb They've made mothers kill their own chil.
den. and that sort Of thing. Poor old - "a cyilan
was daintily stabbed on si1 bsyonets, and carried
round - kicking, and then killed. IL is as well to
ten these things which don't half como up 70 the un-
telabe atrocities of The way in which ladies were tor
tred and exposed, because the more you al! know Ia
Er gland the bet or, as for want of cavalry these
wretches get very little cut up now, and they mus. be-
punished aiterward in cold blood. We shall have it
all our own way now if Bombay keeps quiet, as the
9th Fusier and 37th are on the river, aud WI make
IIayelock strong enough for anything lie drives
them like sheep it Is, bat the punishment Of these
6ends is the thing that viii take time; the Govern
ment is too mild the authorities in Calcutta stl pot
ter ard buulbuC.
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PUBLIC MEEYlNGY
CENTRAL pARK CC,,Mrs,ro,.r.,,.

Tie Beard of CoInU issioseTs 4 ia (,,n,,n n
met yesterday # 10 cclo;h. Present,
Dillon Cooley. Gray. Rvs-.f, e.,,s, seyS ~, eoas
Green ard iIogg. Mr.. Cooley ID tie chsjr. "''nlH'
order oil ID. Board, tbs psy nsnt the 70 70.
as laboles, csiimen and sr.sa,rs ca Ia
being proceeded with, anG &c. tasJ xocla ~ 4, "a
full up 10 October 3: There esBg Ibsai 100 ,a 10
men, the NOS: Of shon hs's claims f9r sSse
months be wolk OF sii'tirs t-sir cams Asi a.
considerable tire. A~
The following resolutions were sdop.s5. IN Wa. =
The preseIt state Of the treasury oil .ss Bo,ra -
the money market: ~
Rssoised That the G. lei Essnsef A13 ss5tral s.,, A.
mis-. al lsborrrs and forc-1eD nSv u erpeJ S-1 .h.tt
men nav TIE lsborrrs the full srSonn. 3Hs ther.
Re.olrsd That I've .Ayiso aea erp.,yed kssbsr, \
The Board passed a resolution, on Friday Lad.
pay all employees up to OCT. $.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

A NEW A.TERoID.--The folio wing is copy Of a
letter addressed by Lieut. Maury to the Secretary of
The Navy
OBSERVATORY, WASHINGTON, Oct. ), 1857.
Sir: Few Asterod was discovered here last night
b. Mr.. Ferguson with the large equstoria The fol-
lowing il IL observed place last night at lOh. 2lm.
3ls. {. VI. I w. A. Il. Oh. j1m %. 1. Dec. 8 IS
81 81 y. The daily motion is in A. II. 81. retro.
grade ard in Dec. ) 81. Il is Of about the
elevent ma gritude.
Respectfully, &C, ~ T. MAURY,
Lieut. United States Navy
Th Hon. l. ToucEY see'y CT the Navy. Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
0yoNDAGA COUNTY E0NLNA Tons.
coreYoaseDes Of Tie n. Y. Tnbane.

C4rreypoaGepes Of Tie y. T. Intpne.
SYRAousE, Oc'. 5, isj1.
Tie Republican Convection for TIL. county va:
held il this city or Saturday. /; was fully at'ene9i
by over one hundred delegstes. Tie hoa. JAIss
Noyon wa. nominated for Fetisc,i-n a. mos, e. 81
r1eus'y The position lie assumed b. bis talents I'D
handsome speaking powers i the Senate, DANG tue
psst two 5ears gaze I.la e:reosA there t.: asloa;
- state I'D c. icms ssTed'ly. Tae-e c,''.-er'-
fora hisris As:s u age IL,
. We sr-n f. So @s.e-yrry rleca ssaiai = a;er-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
GOVERNORS OF THE AIMS HOUSE.

Tie usual weekly rnsetD. o! the Gove,noss II ~.
Aims House WAS held yesterday sfsernon 81 Zee Re-.
tnnds-,be President, Gov. GosrsER, Ia ses ehar.
The matter OF the supply % beef - tie D,pvtners
was called up. The question visa, So 20 whether tie
parties presenipg the late W. II. Cornel we're re-
spors ibe and as 20 whether tbs. contrast would b
carried out. Mr.. Cornell had contracted 10 farpiA
beef at cenfs Per pcua1 On. the price lisa been
increased 10 cents per pound. After soc,s d,scassoa
the matter was referred back 20 the Committee.
A CON municatiop YVES received from M Robinson
proposir TO erect telegraph line fcn the otce Of
the Governors at the Rounds 70 the hnssaa.cus on
The Islands Referred 20 Special Committee 10 repc
Gov. TIra.sy offered a resolution, which wxs
adopted requiring the heads Of drpaaet = . furnish
d.taied estimates Of expenses for the eExung yeas
be har ded in by N, Goth list
Number Of inmates in TIE institutions for the wseh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
SPAIN.

The Paris correspondent Of The LonG2A I'nses Gays
that the Spanish Ministers rendered their resignation
Lot once but five times and five times the Queen re-
fused TO receive il. The cause of their resignation
was the refusal of the Queen to sign decree recalling
Gen. Concha from the Government of Cuba, her
Majesty not thinking i. advisable to remove Concha
under existing circumstances The latest adyices by
telegraph from Madrid indicated that the crisis was
ended and that the Government would remain IN
changed The question OF Queen Cbristanas visit 70
Madrid is said to have had nothing 10 do with the
cribs, and it was believed that all idea of the visit
had been abandoned.
Letters from Havana state that the intended expe-
dton to Mexico had been indefinitely I'D burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
gpyA sAHIBs PROCLAMATION

The following 10 o tI4relsti)n Of a pro,l,sn Alton
pcaisd up BY Nens Sah.b at Cawnpors:
"a traveller Just arrived In CaSrp)re from Ctlcutta
ststes tbat in The hrst instance oOanc gls he'd -
take irto consideration the rasius = be s4,ed 20 10
away with the reBgion Of tAe M.homDe3aas Gal
nissoos by tie dis,routico o. os'irdges Tie oOon-
sil came 70 this rcso1tcu. Tat a. n mater VA
ore u religion tue soryCs, 81 seven 9 eSe is'nssoJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
PRUSSIA.

Tie Emperor OF Russia had consented to accept an
address from the Evangelical Alliance in session al
Berlin, in which they solicit the removal Of the pro-
hibtion to pint the Scriptures in modern Russian
which s now in force 1t was not thought likely that
the request would be granted.
The Alliance terminated its labors on the 18th Of
Sertember. DIR. Patton of New-York was one OF the
speakers On the last day of the seseion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
AUSTRIA.

The Austrian Government has resolved so 10 i'm
prove the por. Of Vienna to render that city acces
sible to large merchant vessels.
doubtful rurnor prevailed that Baron Bruck, Mn
lister Of Finance intended TO issue 10000 COG Vi guild
era in Treasury bonds. No relief TO the prevailing
panic was anticipated from such a measure.
A reconciliation between Austria and Russia Is again
spoken Of although the former Government objects 10
the mediation Of France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

CoLrIsIoS oS The NEw-YoRx AND ERIE RAIL.
ROAD.-I.ast night collision occurred Oh the New
YoIk and Erie Railroad at Warsaw. The conductor
the train from Hornelsyie 10 Buffalo had received
orders 70 yum TO Nsrsav regardless of the train from
Buffalo to New. York. The conductor Of the train
from Buffalo bad received orders, we presume, to
corre.popd with the other, and with safety to both
trains When the train from New-York arrived at
Warzsw, the conductor running his train upon the
switch when the train fiorn Buffalo discovered at
heavy rate Of speed snd before the New York train
could be got of the main track the coliision TOOK
place. The engine struck the first passenger car on
the forward corner tearing OFF side Of II, and then
concluded by puDgng into the second passenger car
demoushirg the ladies saloon, and staring up 'he
The ght was cold and the passengers al leit the
forward ear in which there was no stove, for the
second GER which was warmer. Had they been in the
front car tie destruction OF life and manning would
have been terrible. AZ 1t was, no one was seriously
Injured. The engine Of the Buffalo train some
vhs: stripped. Bstfao Times, Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

pIoUs GAABLERs.-ODe Of the most amusing in
Stances Of external pie.y we remember 10 have wit
messed was IN Madrid club. where every night,
toward IL clock, rouge.etnoir table opens Occs-
TIE hottest, the table strevu with gold aud notes,
eage-ress 10 be read the flushed conferences that
erared over he green cloth, there was heard IN the
,::ee Tltbor, the nkle Of the bell that announces
ne passage of The Host Ins.srtly the anne was SUE
pended, tie gamblers knel. upon their chairs, or on
The hoor and crossed emseves and nurnbled prayers
While the conseorsisd wsfer passed its vsy to some
jJiIe mans bedside. Tie soH1d OF The bell and Of
me seps VI tie piissss grew in.eI. sad e. It died
bE1) toe gamblers resGn their -.s's agaio gIaspsd
Der gold I'D stretched thsr necss tad orCe more L
Fa' Re-ge gGgrell - ooaleLr"
ls.ssv I'd aa,e'of " segismtsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
THE NEWS EpOu DELHI

TIE Ctyios Cbserrcr Of the 18Th Of August contains
Trieste, that the British forces had raised the siege Of
Delhi and retired % Agra.
Accounts 20 the 18th Of Angus. represent thst the
city is still ~ poses Of the rebels and that battles
sre fought between iheo Sad the forces nearly every
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
TURKEY.

The following is said to be the result Of the rev
election in Modavia: Ont Of 81 electors, % have de-
clared for the union of the Principaes Jsre neutral
and only are anti unionists. The elections in Walla
CHA commenced on the 18th.
England it is positively stated, refuses 70 give up
the Island of Pepim to Turkey.
letter from Consantinople, Of the 9TH, says that
several English engineers had arrived there, and
would shortly proceed 10 Kus.eudjee, with Mr.. Bar
clay, who is to make the railway from the Black SEES
TO the Danube.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

FALL ARRANGEMENT on RALRoADs-The Fall ar
rangemer,s of running the trains the Erie, Hudson
River, Harlem AMI Western Ra.Ioads, il is expected,
will 20 into effect on the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
SWEDEN.

The Norwegian Stertbing accepted, without cpso-
s,,ion. the proposal to nominate the Crown Prince Of
Sweden Regent during the Kings illness, The Com
mittee of tie Swedish Parliament recommended the
propopal 10 Parliament by majority OF Is votes
against IS. .
Cholera was committing grea. ravages at Stockholm
and other place. in the north Of Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
PERSIA.

Official information states that the Persian troops
evacuated IIerat on the Goth of July. report pre-
vailed at that time thst q of Dost Mohanmed
preparing to march on erat ard tsks possession of
+ twas feared that in such Gaze the Persians would
again occupy the place.
The Shah had appointed for his successor his SOL
Emir M,zan, pow in his eighth year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
ITALY.

4 seyeIe storm il the harbor of Gaeta had caused
four vessels TO sink, AID one Of them which had
ius. been launched, IL lives were lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
THE LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.
b. TIfgraph from L0Hdon 70 LirsIro0l.

y
LONDON, "Wednesday, Sept "a. ~.
Alta meeting lust held of the London, Manchester
and Foreign Warehouse Company, & resolution was
agreed to 10 wind up. The Company was formed at
the beginning Of las. year. with capital Of f53, 600
in 80 shares, on which is has bsen psid. Nearly
the whole has been lost. A public exposure Of the
nature Of the management viii probably be evadsd.
Thomas MANN, Dictator of Venice when it was be-
sieeed BY the Austans and President of the Venetian
Republic in lsls died ct PAr yesterday OF disease Of
the heart, s,ed 50 years.
Ii is stated on good authority tha. her Majesty aad
the Prince Corsor are expected to be present al the
closing of the Art Treasures Exhibition, s1d viii pro
coed tbepceto Wentworth House on the same eveuing
The Moa.tcnr Of yesterday s.aes that scrption
in favor of the EDgsh fsnilie victims of the Indian
r.urec.iop las beer opened under the suspces of the
Project Of the Seine.
Although Z is possible that news of the next mail
from India may be received by Friday uex,, it is use-
less a. this season TO depend upou the exscness Of the
nail aimee The monsoon, though probably diminished
il force would still be blowing; and beside this, toe
steamers have lattey rarely le the Indan ports 90
the day, fixed for their departure.
A ,e)eeraplic dispatch in The DAILY Ners dated
Isl. Petersburg Saturday" reports great storm
and Gre on the Laiosan Cans. Two hundred banks,
or country craft, laden with produces destined for ship
uent, including -Four, timber, &c, were wrecked.
The damage, however does not appear to represen,
any serious aggregate and the quantity Of taow lost
is said to be comparatively small.
Private letters from the FOlt at Agra, 20 the 18th %
July, report all well, wi;hou: any signs Of further a.,
tscks by the rebel'
At s.. Petersburg OF Saturday T,ILow was quoted
from I79 to lSa 10. Oh the spot. EHoHAScs OF Lon
don, 81.
MONETARY AFFAIRS.
Fto.. TIE Tiacg CRY .ty'cie, W'-4esdly.
The Fulds cou,iIue wilton, variation, an a. K
" 20 .cr,sin stsgpant un.l The arrival o. tie neI,
Indian news n til Discount m-rk7i iEare vas a
alteration, ADD deposition 70 nj. bnos-s a. .lucl
81 possible reer1s o5s,rva5ia n a., rul-,'r-.
FIN. ~. Ia g. Sfr| C:f + ~. bsi-''-li.
prs<aess 4 90 az il ass.5 jol al l--ss nearly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
RUSSIA.

Telegraphic advices from st Pe.ersburg report IA
great Storm and Gre on the Lsdoga Caual. Two hun
cred country crafts laden with produce were wrecked
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stationary. The c,Sog pr;ces SO sS1ui Lilo Dol"
ihoss 0! yfs:erisy. T3e 1-a-sc: Tor EHS;.Ss rSlssJ
stars d Dope daily.
Ii the Dis ,oan: u's,se: I'd dsu,I5! % -eus 500,
and he a1pplJ IN h opsn mark, beng rnted ioe;e
lle fair mum Ger Of Applications 1t the bah
The Duke Of C,mbridse yesterday reacsei tin'
from Re CbsoCs Csnr.
Tie TINES ssys .ba. two grea. e5jec'. mast b -
.sirod if we would give securi'y 10 the Enrtre- ~
must popua.i1e the army ard ms-tiaize the poFris-
ton.
Cardinal Wisensn hss ssain addressed TIE T.ne'.
lie wants TO know whether il :tin maintains its crli-
CEN IN his .ernou Of July &c Tze 7iEcs replies:
We regre. 20 say that see 10 rea-ou for aterrG
our opiaicn.
TiIT PRrNCiPAIirirS.
vIEssA, Tue-dsy.
On, Of 81 elec.ion &C have De Grsd for TIE Inioo,
H. sre eutrsl, and ONLY e. anti-uu onists.
The elections IL Wsrachia commenced on the l'ta,
and will terminate on the 18th.
The SWEDISH REGENCY.
The Norwegian StotsiDg has unanimously siopted
the proposition ofthe Government for the appointment
ofthe Prince Royal a. Regent.
EMANCIPATION OF RUSSIAN sERFs.
The Commiseion for the enA cips,on Of the se'fs
has just drawn up resolutions favorable to the ssie
progress Ct this work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
NIsCFLLANEOrS NEWS FROM INDIA.


The mission OF Lord Elgin to Calcutta was ior tae
purpose Of rendering the serVice OF rae Ea,ope.n
troops in China in exchsnge for some OF the rasve
Bengal regiments it being consilered hat the Indian
troops VIC nlo prove sufficiently effective ana ih''e
Trustworthy at Canton than IN their Own CO ntTy.
Lord Elein took with him TO Cacntta ,IW uo 'ps
AID msiires and n.yal brigade hsd been organized
ora his vessel proceed forthwith up the Gauges
Gen. Neil, 1T Cswnpore was compelling all the
high. caste Branns whom he could capture among 1hs
sepoys to collect the bloody clothes OF the victims snI
sash the blood from the foors European solder
sccelerare the movements Of each man with " cat.
After this degradation, the sepoys were hanged, one
Above 100 Austrian officers are ssid to have offered
70 serve in India.
A letter from London in the Paris Pdtr1e ASSERT
that Nena Sahib was marching upon Lucknow, at the
head Of 900 or 1000 insurgents; and that a he
was four days ahead of Gen. Havelok, it was consd-
cred certain that he would effect junction with the
Dude rebels before the English Generals arrival.
Tie fort of Lucknow, however, was deemed lmpreg-
nable, and it was well supplied with food and water.
Gen. Bank who assumed command OF the Lucknow
garrison Oh the death Of Gen. lawrence had been
killed by shell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

n I1aie se!vi.o, t1l i1sa eveo IL ss ger cs1I'
would osrcely h,a sutsorSe,s-
"Wheo tranquility q oros restgs3, hei hsj;s.y
HIis.srs WI hod t1St misty uaIjc-s stsrii-S nav ,
been sd1e1t to tie IGti., debt, e15 ina. tae enna'
eehci'. Of ne lsd.,n badge. vii BE- nstaraI.y 10.
cIesstd BIT under god government your Pc 1alnsts
have tho fullest c1r6lsroe tast the eciD1ie4, ~,
gou.css OF tnis vas. county sufficient u me- az
necessary demands Of the Ste. Iae syste,n a-lsE
which the country hss been hitherto governed at'eEi!
antagoniso it has ever been 70 Inc en- oar seo'
If Bii:ih settlement sni enterprise L lL1.! hs' ca
tirey sed to preserve tbs yer Of the Queen 70 WIN
tho affections Of re natives or to secure the confidence
the British in Icdia.
"io1r petitioners, therefore, huItly Prsy i1a. y2H
honorable House will sdopt such measures O. msy De
necessary for removing the sovernI,en; o. III, c'uh
from The Eas. India Company and substituting u ia
place tic direct governntp. q Ter Majesty the Queen
with az open legislative corna sur .Ss 70 the re Re-
qu;yemerts Of the country snd conpah9ie wi.u me
British supremacy, Qaeens courts Pre'il.d Owe, "
trained lawyers, and with The English lsrsuGge - tne
official court language. Andyour petitioners VIII ever
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