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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

LAYING CoRSrr Sroyy.--Tb. inpo.ine cere
Eony Of the laying Of the corner stone Of the new st.
Aicbaels German Catholic church took place last
evening on the lot corner Of Wolf aud Lombard streets
in presence Of the different Catholic societies and
vast multitude The ground fog the church was bles
sed by the Right Rev. Dr. Newman, Bi,bop of Phila.
eelpbis, assisted bya number Of the Redcmptorist
Fathers, the pastors Of the church, Messrs. Muller
and Iiosler, and the Rev. Messrs. McCoigsn, Con-
slant, Sourain, Birmingham and Dolan. We no..
hced on the stand the venerable Bishop Of Rich
no.e aud Dr. Lynch Of Charleston. The Rev. Mr..
smith N delivered discourSe in German, aud the Rev.
MI. Soarin, s. j., gave most eloquent and sppro-
pirate sermon in English. The whole ceremony con-
GUIDED with grand Te Deum sung by the Catholic
1Insns present, at the close of which the assembly
ssarea. This church Is about being built on the old
souoe ior more than half century occupied az the
kns,syA'd Of st. Pstick's Church. 1t Is beautiful
Dealoo, and the edi6oe viii be one IN sdorn tho sec
~'"'' 'N' Guy where hN placed. Bait Sga, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
FIRES
,Yryg IN BRDOhLFN.

A, noon yesterday fire, witch wac The w'rt OF 90
;oo,aa,v was discovered In the Pubic Schoo, nousc
.o-,er n. Remsen street and Graham avenues. Ii wac
extiuguished with but slight damage.
The evening previous the goods in the show-win-
dow of Mrs Moshs fancy store No. sos Grand street.
caught fire from the ga light bu. wese extingushed
before much damage was done
The monthly report of fires msde by the bell-rnger
of the City Hall, Brooklyn, shows that there were
nine fires during July, Of which three were the work
Of incendiares aud Elk accidental The total loss is
about $4,000, Of which about one-haf was insured.
There was also one false alarm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

bc whole Of the money; he ddn lose any'Ai's' bet
,sr no. cav anything sboH it now
81 have 60 discretion in the matter; My bushes,
% oo,Isc, facts; now have heard both sides. aud
can do justice to all parties,
Our reporter then retired ...,.
r.om The above statement, ii might occur to some
over .ipouistve people to AJAX why, knowing the use
70 which they put, agents of railroad and steam
ship lines viii sell genuine tickets to be resold IN THESE
bogus ticket shops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
MRS. CUNNINGHAMs SICKNESS.

twas ascertained on Wednesday that on Monday,
when DIR. TIL announced that the " California Widow
was about being confined Mrs. Cunningham at once
made an inordinste meal of cucumbers, with the view
o bringing on paus which should her to present
the appearance Of woman passing through the pains
Of childbirth.
The cucumbers had the desired effect. violent
cholera morbus resulted, and during Monday evening
flc pains were not simulated but real She was vom'
jtipg during the mott of the night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

tN''VNN''~''
S1rALISG Corryr Roger Costello and John Minch
were arrested on Wednesday afternoon, by Officers
Ferry and Haplon Of the Third Precinct, charged
with steslir nineteen bags Of coffee valued at y3oO
the property Of Rookie, Muvin & Co, No. 90 Pearl
street, New-York. Costello was stopped at the Ham
ilfon avenue Ferry, by the officers, Wednesday,
and their suspicious being aroused, the wagon which
he ives driving wss stopped, and found to contain
nineteen bass Of coffee, in common sacks instead OF
the ordinary cofeebegs. He taken to the Station
House when be stated that he bought the coffee Of
John Mncb who keeps liquor store In n. \. Mioch
WA then arrested and the officers proceeded to New
Yc,k 10 find the owner. After some tarch the own.
e,ship was traced to the above firm, and the goods
ascertsined to have been taken from the ship John
Bouehtop lying at the new Quarantine. Upon dis
charging her cargo, il was found that nineteen bags
were missing, and there was no trace until the
prese Mt time Of the missing property Minch was held
TO bail by Justice Backley in the sum of VI oOo, to
await the action CT the Grand Jury, and Costello
held as witness.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday forenoon q aborer
named Christopher Nurtle residing in North Seventh
street. Sixth while going to his work was taken
with fit and died soon after being conveyed home
About two weeks since deceased was Frustrated by
the heat end had not yet recovered.
SERIOUS OccURREScE.-A boy named August
Fralegb, residing in the Sixteenth Ward was arrested
Yesterday by Capt. Mullen, charged with pushing a
companion, named Francis Miller, into pile of burn
ing shavings The boy was badly burned, and may
not recover. Accused was committed to await the
result of the injuries.
RoBBERY.-Tbe dwelling house of Mrs. Smith, in
South First street, Eighth was entered yester
day foIenc on, and Grape shawl, valued at $50, was
taken.
RECOVERY OF THE STOLEN SArE.-The large iron
safe which was conveyed away by burglars from the
coacfice Of II. L. Terry corner OF Tenth street and
Division avenue has been found in the vacant lots ON
Marcy avenue, Decevees rope.walk. 1t had
bee n broken open and the contents removed One OF
the account books and some papers were found upon
the ground
THIEF DIsrURBED.-The dwelling -house Of Mrs.
Henigas No ~ Sixth street, broken into early on
Tuesday evening" during the absence Of the occupants
As MIS- Henigas entering the house upon her re-
turn man rushed out and succeeded in making his
escape. The house had been ransacked, busth time
ly arrival Of Mrs. II. prevented the removal OF any
property.
A CHILD TURNED INTO rn1 SrREETs.-The Police
Of the Seventeenth Ward on Wednesday found an
orphan GIRL about 10 years Of age. named Mary Jane
Riley wandering in the streets. She stated that she
had been turned out of doors by her aunt The girl
was sent to the Superintendent Of Poor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
CITY ITEMS.

CHnIsT's (ErDcopAL} CHURCH, RYE, WEsTcaEs
rxR CoUsTY.-A Fair was held by the ladies of this
Church on Tuesday last, with view Of raising funds
toward paying of the balance Of debt incurred by
the erection Of this place of public worship. The at
tendance quite large, and the receipts amounted
to the handsome sum Of 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

DIR. s. s. FITCH's "SK LECTURES" $50
ensravng bound explanatory Of the treatment oy
which he cures CONSUMPTION ASTHMA DISEASES OF Ths
HEART THROAT, STOMACH, BOWELS. LIVER KIDNEYS ard
gyIy FIMALE COMPLAINTS GRAVEL &C., sent By nail, aud
postage prepaid, for 40 cents Apply to
Dr. s. s. FITCH No. ia Broadway. New York
He has no other Chicago Buffalo Pittsburgh OF
..ewherc He Is never from NewYork and no Pbys
1inn Gle arWhere IL authorized to use bis name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

A1- In The y-ss Il fort s, rrs.sst ,t, H,a Son
uei Bette. D1.rift JuSg'.
The U,,ed States TIE Pat Po.eA~a - ~ n. ,sax
beard o,ioo o. st aside a..burt far irr,sylsr
y end discharge the hon ns, arrived b, IL ~
vcates the respective parties sid due tbeysor b.as -
Ia prs ms ordered sdjutsed ADD dser-eA by Ia
Court that the NOR n sisshs sued In ts csss D.
aside bessnse Of "a unsubczsd stsren Of Ae r.on
day Of said pOce after the had beep day ssvsd
ssid vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
TAdvertiseu,entt

GAS! GAs,-Gas fixtures, of new and beautiful
Sesop. will be found at the msnufsctory depot OF
AscHEs WARsER Co, No. $40 Broadway. The best gas
cook stoy o In the world. Call aud see 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
BROOKYN ITEMS.


by Bernard Butler, in the ARRAY at Mount Prospect
Hotel on the 4th of July last and who has until re-
Gently been in dangerous condition, is rapidly recov-
eripg. On Wednesday last Dr. George Cochran am
putsted the wounded leg just below the knee, morti-
cation having extended to that point. Since the
operation be has greatly improved. Joseph McCarty,
who was injured in the same ARRAY, has entirely re-
covered from his wounds Butler is out on bail, await
ing trial on an indictment for mansaughter in having
caused the death of James Mahady, at the same tme
POLICE PAY.-The Captains and Sergeants OF Police
of the City Of Brooklyn drew their pay on wednesday
afternoon for the three months ending the LIST OF August
They also drew warrants for the pay OF the men OF
their respective commands and the entire force Will
be paid off in full a. the Deputy Superintendent
Office for the month of July on Friday-the Western
District at 10 o'clock in the morning. ard the Eastern
District at o'clock in the afternoon.
Boar RAcE.-A boat race took place on Wednes lay
between the shell boat Brooklyn Boy, by Andrew
McKidden, and the boat Young America, by Wiinsm
Augustus White, for $25 side. They started rom
the Fulton Ferry and rowed around Governors lsand
and back in 81 minutes and seconds. The BrooKtyn
Boy was The winner.
SUICIDE Mrs. Martha A. Little, wife OF George
Little. residing at No. l56 York street, com ni'tsd
suicide on Wednesday night by hanging herself oy the
neck in privy in the rear Of her residence "nea
found, sbout II, O'Clock she was quite dead ana naa
evidently been there for some time. Her husoanu
has been in III health for time, and de'ponoenc!
on this account is supposed to have been inc eau, u
the rash act Coroner Redding held an inquest "heu
q verdict of Suicide by hanging was renoefeu
Deceased was about IS years of age, and leaves Sun
aged about years.
IseuEsr-Cororer Redding held an inquest yes.e',
day afternoon ON the body Of Mary Murphy VINO oea
at No. % Amty street of congestion Of ~e ''''"'
verdict in accordance was rendered
The LOST Bors FouSD.-Yesterday onice' one''
man of the Fifteenth Ward received letter from
fisherman reading in the vicinity Of kshway y. D.,
informing him that he had picked up young one'man
and the other lad who had been drilled oul sea 'ue
day previous.
GRAND LARcESY.-Jsmes Scott, q mate employee
on board the shjp s. Gilderaeeve, lying AZ Inc 10Y oi
Law st,e Get vas arrested "Wednesday, On OF
stealing check Tor $i70, and ~ IN mooey' from
Lewis DuyaI steward on board inc SNIP. AZ r
peap that on Friday last during inc temPoIsy ao
serce Of the steward his trunk was DioAeo oPcn en9
| The money sbstrscted therefrom, and immsdi1ey "
ter. scrused wa fousd to bs missing. ne fetonsd
saer q sSsseSs q txss d>{< BIZ S.ss ~ 'sS'sS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

The Hon. John A. Dix, last week sold his country
seat, comprising about 20 acres of land, on Manursng
Island, in the Sound, for $25 OOO to Mr.. A. Thomp
son of Wall street. NewYork, who is expected to take
possession on the 10th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

Btre'ue HoSpita! Go,' burns received while filing a
csmihe lamp wi'hou' eAsinguishing the light. The
fluid grited ard letting fire to her clothes burned her
IL f .htfu msnner. The occurrence took place on
Wednesday night at 10. $50 Third avenue, where the
deceased WA domestic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

SEIZURE OF OLD HAYss PORTRAIT oS Az ExEcr-
TIoN AGAINST THE CITr.-Scarcely day passes but
that claims against the city for thing aud another
and authenticated, too, by the proper officers are
presented TO Controller Fagg for payment; but, from
their upustness, they generally meet with prompt
refusal from the keeper of the city fund.-. Upon such
refusal the claimants seek redress in the courts of
law and obtain judgment too often by default, the
Controller being unable to spare time from his legti
mate business to contest the matters. The next step
is an execution and this poked by some half drunken
constable into the very face Of Mr.. Flagg, but he stu
protests against payment. In several cases the con-
stable has seized upon the furniture and books In the
Controllers Office, and one or two occasions eveo
went so far as to order Mr. Fagg from his char The
property thus levied on hes been removed from the
office into the hall, preparatory to being carried TO
como auction. In all Of these cases Mr.. FlaSg has
been obliged, for his own personal comfort and to
prevent interruption to the business Of the Office, to
rign check, ard thus satisfy the execution.
Every few days notices signed by come constable
may DO seen posted on different Offices about the City
Hal, setting forth that On szch day and ss sucA an
hour the furniture therein will be sold at public sue.
ton to satisfy claim against the city. The greater
r.,t Of those es'p. ~ pass BY coma contractors d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
fAdvertissment.I
"FREDRICKs's TEMPLE OF ART

s.d a7 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
HALLoTYPEs sipsrio< to sDy made in this city
PHoToe in Oh Pastel aud Aquereiie, by rREDsokS
corps Of Psrissn artists
Fuoroc APIS in Inda Ink Partisan style:
DAGyERREsTYpEs and AaBRoTYPHs in colors.
sllery open to IL and FREE to the nspe'
ton Of the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
Advertisement.

avery variety of the above made by the first msnufacure
BEING the ncbest display Of the Kind in the city. J.
SAUNDERS store only ct No. Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
Advertisement.
TIE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH

TIE IMPERIAL PHOTOGkAfu
Il made only at BRADys Gallery No. S59 broadway over
Thompson's Saloon. -
BRApYs Lower Gallery No. 2o5 Broadway cor Fulton''t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

Among the passengers by the steamer Indiana.
which sailed on Wednesday, were the Rev. Dr.. Black
from the General Synod Of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church, and Bishop WIN. Mast of the Episcopalian
Church, delegates to the Evangelical Conference to be
convened in Berlin, Prussia, On September 9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
LAW ZNTEZLIGEIVCrE.

In the case Reyes az: MOutc and Palmer reported in
our issue Of the 9Th proper state that Mr. Palmer
was not in party the suit and did not appear therein
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

tory accent Of himseH The circumstances Of the
case we're strongly against him, AID he w@ arrested
and held 70 await examination None OF he money
was found in bis Possession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. ID, Editor of tho
Sc.lpe and Operating and Consulting surgeon No 4on
Offce hours Fl EN- to O. TO s, and to evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

DEATH BY IETENPERAscE.-An inquest was held
at No. Broadway by Coroner Connery on the body
of German, forythree years Of age, named Louis de
Chs,tel, who was found lying dead in the hallway Of
tie premises yesterday morning. The deceased was
of very Incorporate habits and usually slept in areas
sl,eys. boxes, &C., he having no home or visible
means Of support. 1t being apparent to the Jury that
death was the result of intemporance and exposure
N. Inv rendered verdict to that effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

DEATH sr BUass- Information was sent to Coro-
,sr Con,.ry yesterday ssenosa that Josephine Crsv-
f,rd "A E:,A uousa, L Isaa a go, had did x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

SERIOUS OccURREScE.-A boy named August
Fraeigb residing in the Sixteenth Ward, was arrested
yesterday, by Capt. Mullen, charged with pushing a
ing shavngs. The boy was badly burned and may
not recover. Accused was committed to await the
result of the injuries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

RoBBERY.-Tbe dwelling house of Mrs. Smith, in
South First street. near Eighth, entered yester-
day forenoon, and Grape shawl, valued at $50, was
taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

SUDDEN DEArH.-Yesterday forenoon a laborer
named Christopher Nurte, residing in North Seventh
street, Sixth, while going to his work was taken
with fit and died soon after being conveyed home.
About two weeks deceased was Frustrated by
the heat snd had not yet recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

sUPRIME COURT-SPEciAL rEsM-AUs s--oess''s-"
BiRpsEyE.
DECISIONS.
Alv,h Bls,dei, at Henry j. Raymond sae sShsss
The defendants' answers held to have De- pyY ~
served snd the plabilG's attorney r-ar.eSt - 1T.
s'' is:sc b. - Ea:s.s H. .s;s...;s. a.,isa.
DefeeAsnrs mosios 10 deceive nloscs.os o~SS2
paaisSl's spSi.ss.ss IL ssrs V aS WY V"sS"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

SUPERIOR COuRT-sPEciAL TssN-AuS. 8 before
Judge BoswoeTn
Jllner ACT. Hans. implicated Motion 70 vscsss "
DIR OF arrest d pied with 81 costs, 70 sbias eseef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

Is9uEsr.-Cororer Redding held an inquest yes.er,
day afternoon on the body Of Mary Murphy VINO dea
at No. % Amity street of congestion OF the Oran'
verdict in accordance was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

The LOST Bors FouSD.-Yesterday Onicer Sne
man of the Fifteenth Ward received ie''ef rom
fisherman reading in the vicinity Of Rshway, y.
informing him that he had picked up young Snern .,
and the other lad who had been drted cut 70 sea IL
day previous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

CHILD TURNED INTO rnA STREETs:-The Police
Of the Seventeenth Ward on Wednesday found an
orphan GIRL about 10 years Of age. named Mary Jane
Riley wandering in the streets She stated that she
had been turned out of doors by her aunt The girl
was sent to the Superintendent of Poor
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-12-11

sented to him for approval. Under the existing Joint
rule one day is allowed but this rule has been bth.
erto so constantly suspended in practice that mnor.
tant bills continue to be presented to him up TIM tSo
very last moments oithe session In large majority Of
cases no great public ncon venience arise from the
want OF time to examine their provisions because
the constitution has declared that if bill be present
ed to the President within the last ten days Of the SEES
sion he is not required to return it. either with an an
proval or with veto, Sin which case it shall not be
law. IL maysfhen lie over, and be taken up and
gould only be experienced in regard to appropriation
bills; but fortunately, under the late excellent law al
Towing salary instead Of poor diem, to members of
Congress, the expense and Inconvenience of called
session will be greatly reduced.
1 cannot conclude without commencing to your IA
vorable consideration the interests of the people of
this District Without representative on the floor
of Congress, they have for this very peculiar
claims upon our just regard. To this know, from
my long acquaintance with them, the are eminenty
entitled. JAMES BUCHANAN.
| WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1857.
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Grand total .


New ORLEANS Dec. 4.-Cotton has been sold III
this market at decline of three-quarers of cent since
receipt of the Americas news, though holders
fuse to knock off more than half The sales even at
so heavy decline, but moderate and midding is
offering freely at l | cents.
Western Flour s. II to So 20. MoIasscs is selling
at 193t to 81.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-12-11
canal Navigation Suspended.

Canal Navigation Suspended ,h+
ALBANY, Dec 5-The Journal says there Is ~ uoI ~
now of the entire suspension Of canal Navigation III HS
State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-27

The yila-, of Wts,egwiz K i s'fettsl
!, the TAR north Of Ers'aal. aal alnoe;
on the coast. TIE najSnber;nE country
!, not picturesque. he.us fsmHkehIe
chiefly a. a coal district. l. is trge.
there are hills IN ne distance; bHt thy
arc 50 distant, thay !oq~ almost !'ke
clouds on th= horizon. Immediately
round ,hs village +: : Qui,c IT.. with
the exception ef the lit.ie e;ai#ense-
which generally led ap 10 ttr mouth,
Of the eoaI-pi,s There is NJ lnNsrlaa;
vegetation 10 compensate Tor tn want
o! variety oi surface, 10 shady ia.nte,
no fertile he,Is. ma gzGun meadows. no
thing oat bleak, sandy moori4ads--som =
tines bare, sometimes turty, dni s.mc-
times. as they approach the sea, s5aniti!
covered with the s;tF, rashy brIeA Era,,;
waile mounds Of ashes by day, ant f5!
flames by night. mark the coa.-plts, 4aI
iorm the distinguishing feature II "A
country. But this bleak distric: has a
beauty of its own in rs coast sccncry.-
From these moofs. bold, rocky, rugged
cliffs descend, SOM. .mcs abruptly, H'i'
the sea. sometime. on harl, t4', ye.-
low beach. on which the waves 81 ia
German Ocean ro!l in ior nils and
miles. Not above \ quarter So! H,Ir
from the shore stands the village whtrn
is s,rasslin. aud dirty-;hc haasss built
OF stone and rrotcd with red tles. III
villagers and thlir families are chiefly
GOLFERS. \, one end OF the village thee
is small new church without. chancel
too much in appearance like town
church to be interest.ng-surronnded
BY new made graveyard. grassy, and
neatly kept, bat with none OF these
moullerinS monuments, aud se4chn'
shadowing yews which bestow deep
though m0urn.u! interest.
A, the time OF which am speaking,
the aTis,ocracy OF the village CONSISTED
Of Mr.. Selby, a woShy solicitor, who
prac,iced in the nj ishborhogd, ani ms
family Mr.. Moore, lessee Of the coal
pits, and mis- daughter; thc surgeon
AMI his wife; and the clergyman aud
his sister; beside my sister and myself
two midllc-aged spinsters, IN easy
though uot wealthy circumstances. lh'
Moores and the Selbys had not been on
speaking terms for many years the
origin OF the quarrel had been some
trialn, difference between Mr.. Moore
aud Mr.. Scby abou, parish road' l.!
degrees. the breach was widened, ti!I II
had became almost isreparable. Now
at the distance OF ten years, there was
apparently much less prospect oil rec
onciliation than when the evil was new
Yet neither Mr.. Moorc nor Mr.. >ein!
was bad man. The former was WARM
hearted and warm-tcmpered equally
vehement in his likinss and disl'k'n6s
ready to forgive when forgiveness wa;
asked, but determined not to DC 'h'
first to sue for pardon. Mr.. Seiby wa
man of colder temperament, more Just
but not SO generous. lie was h'g'
principlad, and his reputation as law
yer was honorable in the extreme. IN
had been chiefly inceased against MF
Moore because the latter had, IN IN
heat of passion, said something "h'cl
seemed to reflect upon his veracity an
good faith in some way or other, an
he insisted on his making an apology
to which Mr.. Moore had replied, II ma
he had mover in his life said anyth'h
which required an apology, and tAa