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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Wood vas tee esyly and strenuous advocate OF
rsmo7ipg tie Police from tie control of elective
eaiesre; nor &c complains tec,use it is done
He has repeatedly urged forward the Central Park
Gi OIL? sev Gays ago signed the ordinance to
raise $3.50 900; nsu ks charges the wh lie to lesis'
sevs eytrsvsgsuce. He has u'get time aud again
tas coz meuceuett Of . Few City Hall; now be
etaTses ths Legislature with eIpending 81 600 600
Tor Il at sxtavags,ce not cent Of which has been
raised. He charge, the Board Of Education with
ex.rsvssabce, pet only few months ago he ad'o-
Gated the es.ablssmeGt Of a msm moth Free Col
Ieys q. the expense of the City, to cost couple
Of miTlio1e He charges the Legislature with 10
eressrg salaries yet he triples the salaries in his
Vru ofiss. He howls ebo1t Albany interference,
All il the re1t breath beg, Washington to come
b ha rescue. IL double. stu1lng hypocrisy he has
20 equal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

NJ. Deylin. the favorite contractor and would be
Street Commissioner under Fernando Wood, comes
TO the relief of his patron in regard to the Bowery
Bank affair; but in a manner that may well cause
the Mayor to cry Save me from my friends"
Ds,ln admits all that We said except the amount Of
money, which be puts down at $4,000. This So 900
the Receiver says was settled soon after maturity,
Just as we stated, only we did not consider six
weeks Cd short paper very "soon" after maturity.
TIE Truth is, the notes we're not paid, nor was any
.'gn Of payment given until rumOrs got abroad that
the fact. might possibly tranpirs and pref 1di's the
Msyor. Tuen came Deylin to the rescue, paid
Woods dishonored paper, and got the Receiver to
promise that nobody should zee the account. Judge
Whiting subsequently asked to see the books, bat
Mr.. Stewart declined, ard some rather sharp con-
versstion ensued. Now Mr.. Stewart promises to
"be careful hereafter Lot to permit examination
"f il is TO be turned TO political account We
make no political accoun. of it at al; We
,sy only that about the time Wood appointed Dew
lin to an Office already filed, Deyin got Woods
rotes discounted for large sum-So,OOo Of least
by bis own cor fesscn; that in the process Of pub
hcIy winding up broken bank, these notes turned
up; that Wood did not pay them, and they were
protested; that they Lay q long time unpaid, and
were irally "set.led (such is the cautious phrase
of The Recovery by Devlin Now, either Wood
vas bankrupt or there was some good reason
fer his Refusal to pay lis own notes. What that
reason was We imsgine is pretty easily understood.
And if there was any doubt about it yesterday the
unsuarded confession of Deylin has removed it.
Weeds bargain with Devhn 10 as clear IS daylight;
fsr more clear than that other bank transac ion
where his sccoubt-boOk was unfortunately burnt
no; 10 this case the books are yet in existence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Ths par!issrs Of Wood attempt to connect hi
nsas with tie rights Of tue city to local self gov
esu1ent, witch i. is alleged have been lately IN
f.irsed b. TIE Legislature. Tsey urgethe election
Of Wood az the fr,t sssp toward the restoration T.
he city Of rights ef which it is said - have bcen
d.,rived.
This /, queer argument indeed. 1t is well
kaewn that tie character Of Wood and of other
par6s, associated with him in city Affairs was on
nsr reason for the adoption Of that system Of CON-
rni,scas sppoicted b. the Governor aud Senate
which 1, urged ss an Infringement Of the rights Of
Sas cisssus. To 90 on aud to reelect Wood, and
his tail aIosg with him, would be rather an oad
wsy Of Convincing the Legislature and the country
people Of oar competency for the entire aad exclr'
ave m,sasemert Of our own affairs If however,
NJ. nsman !, elected, ard that BY decisive
vote. tho srgurszt fer undoing or modifying what
w.s done Las! Wilssr would be greatly strength
e1sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Fernando Woois whesdling oosIipg aud finally
hrestspirs, in order to brig the Government at
Wssbr stcn 10 interfere 10 our charter election, 10
il besatifal contrast with his indignation at the
Legislature .f tta S.ats for p.,siog laws for an
Important p,r.iOn of tie State. Of course every
mar of sense knows that his impudent assertion
hts H.. Buchanan desires the party to sustain HIN
il all humbug, and Of piece with the threat OF
Hsmbastes Of The HERALD, that ell Government Of
hcsl. VIC presume to vote a. they please are to be
dsuissed forthwith. Drowning men catch at
straw, but ia this c..s there is cot even straw
every assertion in tao premises is knowingly and
WILDLY faae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Should tie sun Of Wednesday rise upon glor-
Qua 7ictcC over Fernando Wood, it will be but
halfway sort Of achievement after all, if We find
msjority Of the Weed Glars Of Democrats elected
to the COmnol Ccurol. Bat how are we most
likely to prevent this 1t is impossible for Us to
tel rhc au c1s tie Democrats arc tie Wood men
AID who ere re-. % tie otter hand, there is
pretty genera! ution Of Republicans and Aneri-
cans, All We nty safely conclude that nearly all
these u,ioD nen are opposed to Fernando. Judge
for yourselves, AID vote for The bsst men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
DEMOCRATIC SPLIT ON TIE KANSAS QUESTION
WALKER TO BE REMOVED.

From Or Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov 30, 1857.
Covsrnor Walker will visit New. York in q day or
two on private business. It's certain that ne Is
fully sustained in his opposition to the Lecompson
Constitution BY the Calforni, Senators, Gw'n and
Frederick. notwi standing the denial OF the fact
BY the Administration papers of today. lie also
receives every day numerous ASSURANCES Of support
from Influential conservative gentlemen at the
South.
There is no prospect whatever OF an agreement
between him and the Administration Denunciatlon
and threats are very freely used to compel hun 70
recede, but without effect. He avows it as his
deliberate conviction, from personal ooservsuon Oh
the people Of Kansas, that if the Democratic party
attempts to force the Lecompt,n Constitution upon
them, furious civil war will be inevitable.
From Another Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. 30, 1857.
Today the relations between the President and
Gov. Walker have assumed new aspect, and, while
friendly professions are still interehanged, it is
understood that either the resignation or the
removal Of Walker will take place before the meet.
iug of Congress. The former alternative is now
not probable but the other may be precipitatsd
by the action of tie Cabinet to morrow.
Tie President justi6es bis course in sustaining
the Convention upon the ground that its legality had
been recognized by Congress and himself, and that
therefore he 10 bound 70 accept ts recent action as
valid, although be would have preferred that the
whole Constitution should have been sub nitted to
the people.
TIE Constitution and schedule, which recently
appeared in The Union, were transmitted here By
Gen. Calhoun as literal transcripts, but suthentl-
Gated copies are daily expected, which will be CON-
nuticat.d to Congress with the Presidents
Message.
Sir William Gore Oussey has no mission to our
Government which 10 known here, but is accredited
a. Minister to Central Americs with the superadded
rank of Queens Commissioner, which enhances hls
official dignity and enlsrges bis sphere Of action.
He does not super'ede or interfere with Lord
Napier in any negotiation.
It's understood that Senators Big'er, Bright,
Fitch, Thompson and Wright and perhaps Push,
az well a. those members of the House who follow
their lead, will sustain the Kansas policy Of the
Administration. 1T believed too, 10 court circles
that Senator Douglas will recede from the position
assumed by bis organs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Legal residence is one year in the D ''e' ~. ~.
months in The county (city) and thirty days "
district from which the officer for whom you w
is chosen. You may have been absent for month
but if you interded to return or your family were
here, you still have a residence. A year In ha'
rope for instance, does not ytiate your franchise.
If within thirty days sou have absolutely removed
Jour residence from one part Of the city to aaotner'
find cut whether you have crossed the boundaries
Of the Aldermanc District; if so, you cannot vote
for Alderman; or, crossing the Senatorial DISTINCT
line. you cannot vote for Councilmen &c. No 70
moval except out Of the city, deprives you OF your
vote for Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Richard Kelly is the Peoples candidate for 70
lice Justice in tie Sixth District. He An h'ness
.elf.made nan of the people, who has grown up 70
bent ct tie reishbortooi in which he lives. lie I"
il ever rspec. fully qualified for such an oince'
AID ous to have triumphan. msjority. dis oP-
Dol en-. il DMiel ". Clarke, an INSCRIPTIONS par
t:.s Ct Ferarde WOOD, AID high in the esteem Of
l.. Frat .yssas Requisites and the Bulls Head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

II was raining freely last night at liz O'Clock,
AMI nay continue today. No true friend Of good
saysramsut viii fs to vote for Tlenann in spite OF
ran. hail or SNOW. Dry coats are very comforsa
BE but they ere 20. current for taxes, unless, IN
5ssd ttey are scld CT your backs. Remember the
enormous levy Of egtt millions to feed the horde Of
ioab,rs vic intest sts City Hail, aad, rain or shine
c,at your vote sga;rst such outrageous robbery Of
d. people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
Markets.

OswEeo Nov. 30-FLoUR is steady ct vast fS csn.
mon 70 ex State WHEAT 10 unchanged sales 10 dsy 5ee
bu.b Cbcsg 20 sp s1c Coss quiet fc1f 10 Aosay
&c b, Railroad LAKE. INPotTs yesterday cos eah hsisi
This weather here mild Lake md Csad
navigation are uninterrupted -,
EtwOaLEASs Nov q -CorToS market dull rtses irse
ulsr ard declined 10 ssles 10 day 500 bales ID
Mid6lins FLOUR roriye at SIS IS Meas PoEx fb ad ~
kst bare. Gupnies lli9l2c
CEIcsco Nov sos D m -FLovs firm. WHEAf essl1
AZ s4a CoRS quiet Oars dell RECEIPTS to-day; 5@sk
Flonr H. 500 bush Whest, 1000 do Osa
NOZZLE Nov S0Tae prices OF COTTON mere nave as@sa
's.vsss.s Nov 80 Our Corros maTkis is dspressi N
quote Middling at IL tdllic
At Augusta prioes rather easier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
DEPARTURE OF GEN. AND MRS. PIERCE.

BAL1IHOFL mOnudy, NNVs %, IoJf.
E1.President Pierce tad lady LETT here this after
room in the Norfolk bost, to embark for Madeira.
The Ex.Presdent wss escorted TO the boat by the
City Gusrds. Gen. Pierce received great attention
from the Bs timoreans. He rode in 50 open carriage,
aeco uparied by Mayor Ssann. The throng at the
Norfolk boat ebeered him warmly.
Gov. Lyon has issued commissions 70 ali the re.
Gently. ee cted Cfice 70 Of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TUE RAN
CANAL

ALBANY, MoIday, NOV 80 1857
The weather continues 10 be very mid aas h. a.
vorsble accounts received from the west insSrs n
with hope that ali the produce nov sdoa, upo, 3,
car 81 viii get through to Underwater, s1d that s.yies
ton may be eotiIe resumed A asp,toh to T.
Auditor received from Newark this morisg ssyy tbs
the weather is nild there and the Ice bfokeo apd
boats moving.
A boa. !, AIDED with -four reached AAaay 70 ds,
from Port Jsokso, on Friday This Is gsick tine 4
feet Of twenty boats resobed Waterford yesssdsy
were INN ediatey locked into the river, and are 10
on their way to New York With u.s. 900 bushei eau
ard wbest.
The Hudfon is all clear yet.
LocKPoRr, n. Y, Monday, Nov. 30, lss1.
II has thawed here fer the sat two days, and rsial
heavily all this mcrnitg. The STOW IL melting Iui M
ard the ice in the Canal, though six inches talck
breaking up.
Superintendent Foster came from Medioa last svsA
ing with an ice.breaker, drawn BY fJurseea hovss
and proceeded to Sulphur Springs where he eKpeet
TO meet steam .rg irom Buffalo, with forty 70 fhy
boats following her. Appearances cow indicate hI
the navigation OF the canal viii iesums this svsux
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

ne tuty Of al god citizens 70 defeat these
schemes Of cheating. Whether they appear in the
form Of ,ufirg tee ballet boxes, or of fal'e count
irs o. tie so,e. Vigilance, vigilance everywhere
nd 70 fac Ed Of the ostva" This is the only
s7sr.aty Of success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Friend, Of Law AMI Order, be rot alarmed at
rumors AID threats CT violence. The police force
is ample, and order will be pre,ered. There is
no fear Of r;o.s; tie mer who make Aen know
well what ttsy must face. Any cOn.iderable dis
turbspce is quite impossible. You will have free
access TO tie pcrs, and 40 rsn will interfere with
ycu. -isfte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Look eat for fraud Last hight there was &C.
crtt gathering Of ,he Dosd Rsbbitlssd at Pyth4s
cora, Hall. wter5 they sgresd upon their plan Of
proceedings They srors that Fernando WOOD
should be reelected at whatever cost, and it is al
frned tset Woo himself Eas there ard made 3
ch Virtuous MAJOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Fernando Wood hss so hope but in ftaud. Al
ways in t.: minos!y in this city, he knows himself
10 be now in tee minority more than ever He
IA, therefore, without icubt, organized every pos.
si,,s meas Of cheating. He fanuies that he can
force himself again upon tie whole city As he has
fs.esS hiussE pfon the Democratic party. 1t is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Wood el,nors fcr tie Old usage, Of thick-snd
bin support ca tas grc1rt Of "regalar nomina'
t,ok" Aat how doe. he support regular nomina'
hons WY, b. circulating the Myoraty ticket
vi.t els name Only. leaving of Dir. Dusro' the
Tsnnsby romiLee for Governor of the Aims
HO1se. Wood is re.cy to sacrifice anybody aud
e-srytody to hi, ONE meat ste snb iton, as the
Democratic part kaoT TO tteir sorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS-FREE-STATE
CONTENTION MEETS TOMORROW.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Nov. 80, 1857.
A Delegate Convent on Of the Free-Ststs party
of Kansas has been called TO meet at Lawrence on
the I'd of December, to take into consideration the
present political position Of the Territory, as we'll
as the course to be pursued BY tina. party relative
10 the new Constitution about to be submitted for
approval
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

If homes. citizens could ksve seen the style Of
men who crowded tie Mayors Office yesterday,
they would have needed 20 further argument to
male a change. All msp,er Of vagsoonds and
roushs bad audience, AID the Hall was for time
given up to the no.t dangerous rufans in the city.
Shall such di,g,acs Of tie f-st Office in the city be
en6urs2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Forged disp,tctss from Warrington will be
printed to-day, ssJirg th.t DstrceAssorAey
McKeon, Mr. Buffers nth ard other Government
oficers hs7e been removed for opp osns Wood. Vi
cour,e they aie without the east fOundstion-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

School officers ought to be selected with great
care. Lock well to your tickets; do not vote for
ignorant ard Incompetent men. When such men
o. Robert A. Adams, George W. Pea7cey, Richard
Warren. and Others of that stamp, are In nomi-
nation, there should be no hesitation in rallyins
TO their support.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
Te the Associated Press.

WAsHIsGros, Monday Nov. 80, 1857.
The Government employees were on Saturday aod
to CAV paid nearly altogether ia Silver which Is de-
probation co impaired with gold.
ReIa II. Coleroye Of New York has been appointed
by tie Secretary of the Interior Agent fol- the Indians
in that State,
The Court of Claims resumed lis session to-day, and
an adverse decision was delivered In tire sse Oh me
Ur OILS Central Railroad Company.
The mail from ell points South as lac as due is to
hand; bat il brings no news Of any importance.
An arrival from the Bahamas at Charleston reports
several wrecks there; also that two large vessels,
names unk nown, were a. Nassau, disuasted.
Capt Greer Of the chip Ossippee had arrived at
Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

P. hap. med, arrangements by which ~s e1pee' to
Se CHE 10 anzcunte the result Of 70 dass a'e''0" al
o. sa.ly hosr th. tp..:ng by g O'Clock Of the far
Usst IF The ret.-rs ara 'seeiUsd in season, a" Elk
IRA TRIBUNE scIi be Issued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
te1dsS.

Oce vote e.ectsd member of Assembly last
norsh in syraea,e; ore vote elected Governor
of Bassaohu.etts. ard tat Governor might have
had ocs,siO7 to appoint t~O United States Sens
kors On. pete m.y slest Temsnu. Let not
vJts be Ieft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
THE WEATHER

Bosros, Monday, Nov. %. lsy
An easterly wind preva;ls here ths evenly soso.
psr;td with rain.
NEw.ORLEASs, Saturday, Nov. . lsv /,
The,wesiher here ss very vet ard wa,m
ST. JoHs's, n. T., Monday, Nov. % 1852
The weather here this morning Is very nesvy -.
hick. and storm lie prevailing at Cape Race.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

According 20 or sdvices from Washington, Gov
Waller will either resisu or be removed before the
ueeitrs Of Congress. As there seems to be 10
proh,siEty Of sis DaiiDs virtue of necessity, it
IL thought that be Will ts PsTemptorily dep'sed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
United STATES SENATOR FROM SOUTH
CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Monday, Nov. g, fs57.
The Legislature day elected ex Governor Han
memo United States Senator from South Carolina.
Captain Geddis Of the Navy died tonight ct
Charleston,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Vote before you go 20 your Business; or, better
ssn. lat tusiress a, fo- ono Day, aud work to re-
deem .ts oity from uisrua A-d extravaganza. OAe
vote msy elect Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Lish,.. Tie diasr,ses i. On rs a. re r y
TWEEN Kelly and ClsIss as beA Veea .'e.,1n %
Wood. If the people wish to SUP ''s ,r .U"''"-'
Ii them vote for such men - Rchaha hs'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Esls A;ters ding rsmts.poos frequently ou ~
,sou tbe Of the Post Office sno very sqaeu.y tue
nav. of tbe stae Vhich tbeT paprn 70 De sehI AZ
ways me sop toe Of the Poet 2eee snd STATE ,y
S,.srsed or nseron must b. authenticated by the
an aSere. OF the W.T. ter-not necessarily fer publ
c.tion. bot as guaranty Of bis GOOD faith
W. osngSt ua3e.k. return >eted CommunicstioaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
HE wELLAND CANAL.

ST. CAIHARIsI's, Cspses, Monday. Nov. 30.
The ice in the WsllArd Canal IL brsaking up, and
thsre prOspsc. Of the vessels N !; getting through
h tie lakes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Ex.Gcv. Hammond, of South Carolina, wal
sse,ted Uritei Ststes Senator from that State yes
ts1tsS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
RrRNING on THE SIZE AMER NEW LUCY.

ST. Lotus, No, Monday, Nov. 80 lo57.
The stesmer New Lucy was totally destroyed BY se
ot Wednesday last while ice-bound at Detroit the
Missouri River No lives were los, The loss on thu
vessel smouIs TO 600 and the insurance TO si2 co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

THE GOVERNMENT AND GEN. WALKER.
NEw.ORLEAss, Saturday, Nov. %, 1857.
The United States steamship Faton, we learn is in
the Boca del Torres, which fOws into the Caribbean
Sea, watching for Gen. Walker and the flhbusters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
AZ IPIaRAM FoR The TINES.

y
little stealing Is dangerous part,
But stealing aI eely IL Q noble art;
lis mean 10 roo henroost OF hen,
Bu, .te.ling millions makes US gentlemen.
(JouInL Of Commerce.
We're Fernando Wood mere robber OF hen
rco.ts, petty Larceny ,or Of individual The Jour
nal Of COmmres would probably be less ardent
in his support.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

We do not know. We suppose th.t according
to Mr. Cushires theory they went straight to grief.
But really John Brown was not to blame.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
pr1Ir..DEIpHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHiLADELPHIA, Monday, Nov. 30 1857.
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania Fives, IS; Rsedae
Railroad a6; Morris Canal 4Oi; Long Island RGlr,s1
iO,; Pennsylvania Railroad 39i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

London Agency. -,.
Eo.u. SAhrsoE Low. Son Il Go No IT L1dgsts hili Lon
IA ,s Authorized sob.srip to THE TRsvsx
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New1lork nailp Tibm,re
no 00RRESPONDENTS.

TUESDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

LONDON, OCT o, 1901
m, War in Isdia-- UreuineS, ccr,rnino @ ,as Of ~.
Mad az Prssie.y--A ModTn JUdaa- Reduction Of tAe
Standard RsisnJor British rsOers- Psriiaaera no. 10
BE- Conso4eisarlofs ne Hasonci Ircslbls-TAs fhc,
Of n> sr.s0aya cnd Wsiner Inrrnu
There IL no later rows from India and ruch anxiety
,,l, n regards Lucknow and usvelooks saall ssad
News 10 now ds,ly orpecsed by gay or osrfisr. In,
s.,s Of Tho Madras Presidency also 20 nj Of serious
a.sym 70 tbcss who have relations aad friends here
Letters brought by the heavy pr ton OF the n,, friends
and relatives Of ofosrs fndia ard vhioh sent FOR
pubuoas the Itrss conioue he history OF this terri
bic ruilny. me younser daughter OF General waeclrr
who vas massscred ~ Cswnporc, u,relAsod 10 have,
Ike SEQ, Judh, risen In the night ihe
sbe had been placed by the va,ns VITO took her away
WITH ne n and stabbed 10 The hear .se who bad tax
en- hsr away, sad then sac slew Mo other villains
who vcre axIcep sround, ana finally I-cc, rits,ea
ber,olf hssdons into well, where her body rou i'd
I m'sn, enanesale many other instances Of beroun
Rli 70 be hoped no~ The wo-, IL over, bat
sull more troop. are wanted. Ths ~ cram Of 10
alive /, ths, AMI the Standard or te'gh, Tor 70
crul,r bar been redn 'ei This was se.sea Ns shtae
Council ,a week. -ur,her body OF 5000 men & b,
readiness " erntsk for india, and N 900 mas
Rave beer creodiei msh'rr IN ~ Is 200 u'rsueu ~
sor arms his es,rnnlcd that by merit mIu.h tncre viii
There report scing the rounds or the papers bal
txsordinsry session n parsmeat win he cosvuked and
irtt ne Qa,cn viii return 70 Buckingham pssss The
tort Of the conycc son ~ Parliament has boen o,uiss
do.ed Ny shc government organs VS. doroties,
rroooj In TIE last Cabinet Council tho public voice bs
uessn 10 mprDur that government snoli be onssssa
sboc<ipg ai stnynenious q crisis tear n,xt mkt -n
s,irr ,erries6e -s-,he i.s rs.sscr. prossby, soy
l.h sdes and chilcrc, N Iuctno~ hu hncu, hens
sshlb vii have put them all 70 death
10 moryos 10 set asds by order OF tue pdeery or =
lay OF fasting, humiliation AMI prayer = QUO
" India. Couec,ions viii be made n o IN
burcnes ard 80 rb.n have ne- ttpres
.sn Of public helirs from Tho pulpii srarseo4
he popular dissenting presobsr holds forth r. hs cess
rsrsapt Of tho uyyNal Palace, sai he vb have me