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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
IAiYeftiafnA!
hesutruI styIel OF
Gas, GAs.-S

GAS, GAS.-SOme new ana bedutdW sVIes "
Gssviftu,e ont for the Fall trsde slso nv f.. ei
Gss Purifier that will ~ per cent to the CO
great manufacturing depot, No S16 BroadssJ.
AHcHE., Whssse CO.
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Total. ..,,I0
Urinary Mrr1INGs-The Repnlicans held their

The report for the eek ending Oct g. shows total OF VI
enths OF which there males 46 females f vi these
here were IL meI, "a boys, 10 women aud IS girls
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

BRooKrYs CRY MoRT ALITY.-The report OF Dr.
W. Cleveland Health Officer the months Of July. AuguS
and September shows the following number Of deaths
Men Mnnen. GiIs Total.
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ytor il wss ,isorcCsIy obseryod curing 'se
earlier p.t OF Sepenbr. but received
sudden obeck frun ths commencement OF none
,o,,, ,ro,tJes ard bids fsir 10 be extiOgaished
u-L ,he co,tirusuoe Of hard times snd toe revenue
,s.;6. A correspondent. An Iovsid states that,
,ho ,rsic Of the military bands going by bis redeuoe
!, n,osdssy being Of his daily anticipated pleas
ro, he was led to note that up TO tae 9TH Of Sspte
bor the number OF target companies which passed
durpc tba. month averaged four each day, but that
from that date till the ith OF October he has not seen
or heard single ore. This fact is ndi,ative Of the
already reduced resources OF srtitans who con-
mercc TO economize BY looping of amuscm.nts and
lu1uries. With the present gloomy prospect it would
that many will lack necessaries Of life or accus-
toned comforts during the coming Winter The tar
ret companies are principal support, in this city and
Brooklyn, Of twenty military bands, comprising over
800 performers. Thus these musicians will be smorg
the first sufferers Of the hard times.
RECEIPTS or TAxrs.-The receipts OF the public
taxes continue 70 decline The aggregate amount
paid in up to the present time reaches 81 lO6 sJ AZ
against 81 G0i 923 93 to The came date last year.
falling off Of about half million of dollars. The fig
for the last six days follows together with
those Of the corresponding period Of last year:
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lA@vrrtis.u est !

PrRDy'S NATIONAL TIHATIR.-A most capital
hill Entertainment given AZ t5ls Aouris5rs The.er
ToNcHr. Dr. J. JosEs's celebrated Drami OF" CarrnS
KYD; Or TiE WIroH o. H.RL GsTs.r s - h. performed
With The fsnous Drama Of "TnC WILD KNlGuT. sod TIE
Comedy e " Is Or PLAcs." A. who "itnesftoi
ntet.s' nmeEt muft he highly yratihed.
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,he ess.ertl prpCiIls wts srssno~isdg~d sud ptovi
COG q lv rst fctt. ave elSyrs excl lSirp "a
H. n ~ went iD'n ts,og;cs, etsmSos,ior Of -
rp-.iion Of tns ftSefs Government saA shcwsd
TIA. st tbst IefiId the sding ssie,m az tue iR.
c,,,.s.1cy bttsre1 our poiiticsl Institution. al
lbs f1i.,otce OF Slavery IN the States, tbst a. sd-i
,.d fba dUty aad pecessity OF getting rid ~ the eyi
bv. iba Slavery exs:sd IN nost OF tae States ept
il yoy cipsraI d gees vss better to save 10 tho
S,s,e eovtrnuepts the tine AID mode Of exsrniaa'.
ine .l;s evil 1his otus alton though not made il
terms WIS faly understood G,e TIE Nortnern STATE.
had fairly caed out the c0inp net ia that psrticus-
TIE Southern had not oaiy faueo to 90 So bat were
row s+r;ying 70 ua6o the work IN tie Nortd and 10
make Save-y cornmt nsuraie with the Union.
Tie ccuugpl thcn went into an examination of the
fsc.s a1d au.hciiiie witch o hGs wi. not allow Us
10 il sayt
Mr. OCouor briefly replied. urging that the whoie
,uirit Of the Federal Constitution require the -enii.
Ton G slayes not only OF fvgttires but Of those VIII
ARE brought into the Free ates by necessity or oher-
r:se II the Constitution is contrary 10 the laws az
nature sud u.tce take that grouId msrfu.ly but LEI
us have no cjshouorsble evssiO3s The was sub
nitted. and the Court adjourned uttd Thursday. the
S,,oI,L Tsaa- Before Judse PEAsoor.
DECISIONS.
Matter OF Central Park. Petition Of J. W. Allen.
1smes A Wbsleu sgt Herman Asker-Motiou to
di.ch.sse from arrest granted without eos deniant 'u2u
Mater Of Central Park. Petition OF o. ". Sturte-
lew Cole AIT Agnes Cole. Divorce granted
Nofice.-Supreme Court, Seecal Term, Oct. 5.-On
called sny case BE- found ready the call OF the Csendar
VIII b. suspended ut such cause be ho.hed when the call
m be re.grned Causes may be se Gown oi any ay Ia tue
Term hne 81 time "f'sen 'opsen' Win 'n' ee'A
n. allow ed.
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til tomorrow st II O'Clock

SUPREME COURT-CIRcvIr-ocr Before Judge
MITCHELL. -
The Jury WAS sworn, and the Court adjourned unto
tod Law at IA m
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b ,h, r,rn.a n,end ,rd rord dsa .trn..h . d th

ucs' uP1sae ctItJr ot HoEIo Tho odec ,cis1
AID c'Y 'ut commenced of th, uooey toe teFpriie
wss Galore.
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fAdys-tisensnt
I
FLUSHING FEMALE COLLEGE Established IL

ls49 sptkzed by rse L~lssture Of the state 70 confer
DPosAs and DseREEs hs frsdustes Bostt asd Ti-
too, $50 PEE year. See Advert seLent-
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Smith sgt. Gardper.-Case settled.
Fitzpatrick sgt. Biplirg ct al Case settled .
Houehtcp agt. McAuliffe ct al.-Cre settled.
Harris ct al sgt Hart ct al.-Sta'ement Of fact set
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CoUScILnEN.-A regular session Of the Board {
CouDcimen was held last night but no business OF in
portance was done. Adjourned to Thursday.
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COURT OF OYER AND rERMrNER-

This Court opened yesferday IM 1ndsyI morniog "no
sdourr the 18th st There but few csses 10 BE- e
there The First ard rioters. end the three policemen charc<
with assnt and battery Dounick Ressr, Who es ben
uvced Of yio siius Quarantine regulations MIS- Cunuss'
ham. rl for falsely producing infant viii probably tsar
place In Dutchess County.
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URINARY
Primary Meerg throughout the last evening and selected
Dsegas meet in County Convention at Flatbush on
Wednesday. -,
The Americans aso held their Primaries They Likewise
meet IN County Convention at flatbush Wednesday
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FouHTH-AyEsUE CARs.-Two new cars were placed
on this route yesterday drawn by ten fine horses dec
grated with flags.
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fAdvert.semsnt-
TAYLOR's
IKTIsSAIIoyAL HoT.L
AsD
SALOONS,
R<ssdwsy, corner Of FrankhD- -st
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A Boy ACCIDENTALLY DRowsEs.-Coroner Hills
held An inquest at No. Of Sullivan street the body
of julius Frederick Schaub. boy years and 4
months ole, who was drowned by falling into the dock
foot of Spring street, North River, on Sunday attci-
noon. The father Of the deceased vas informed that
bis son fell into the river while attempting to jump
frcm the pier on board steamboat which was lying
in the dock. The body was recovered by srappliog
some hours after the deceased was drowaed. The
Jury rendered a verdict OF "Desth by accidental
drowning"
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BURGLARY At GLES COvE.--The store house az
the eteautoa lardne Gen Cove. btoken into on Te
dsy ,b last and robbed worth 0f wool belonging to
MI Ber auin Seeker Of BucsTon and quantity OF e9dhso
tle property Il Mr.. Isaac Coes aso two boots IN "meh
;s a, sod were conyeyed the other stolen property
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EEyrrssIyr RoBBrRY.-Y sterday morning Mrs
ausee Doone residing at No 2 MsseIoIe street d'ccyeef
The money bad been withdraw the Farmers and Citizen
hank with intention Of depo.nr il in an E'.etr bas
n vas undoubtedly t,ken by acquainted win t'
urse Tie unlocking the secretary Wa taken ror
The bottom Of a trunk where she had leit 1t.
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,,r ror,rs-The Cout OF Sessions usemblet

TIE CorRTs.-Tbe Court OF Sessions assembled
Yesterday for the purpose Of receiving the draId Jliy
seven Indictments Of which transmitted 70 the City
Com. for trial and one the Court of Oyer and em'ne
The Grand July Was then discharged and the Court adoarned
for tho term. , Iii. "A
Tn. CIV Court met and the list OF petit Jurors were called
over Grand Jny viii lie panneed n this Court 90 Mon
d.y week before whom the ,atipn OF the O
The Grand rry Of the Coutt OF Sessions fouod bot lev
ent sqains quor desers in consequence Of ths
or of The ay by Judge Morris in stating that was not
isdrsnor under new isv 20 sell bquor without ucne'
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CoRRrcrIoS.-A statement appears 10 this dsys
TRIBUNE Involving the private character Of one Of ctrsrs
Which requires coeeaoI Wihoot giving unnecessary uoto
rtty the circumssa sAhed The defvndsu.
.,os,ed with and demanded t sad went on psroe
urtil nex. ,rnr when the complainant wss rot rssi
du Of this county ,he trial aeefrd Until be csule be
biouxht to town and tsg os sypes.soe s,n "A The
,ot s sc ni,ut received the uoasy paid promptly ov-r
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ACHnp BvRsxD 70 DEATH.-A child ;! years ol
age named Daniel f. Tiemsp, who had been placed by
the Goverpe.s of tbs Alps-House to bosrd with Mrs..
Ann Fritz, residing at No. $50 West Tkirty second
street, was fatally burned On Sunday last. The child
veItuIed too near the giate, in which WAS rousicg
fire, ard in moment his clothes were in blaze Be
fore the asues could be extingushed the boy was 80
terribly burned that death epsued CONS hours after
ward. Coroner Gamble was notified TO hold an inquest.
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DEMOCRATIC County Cosyrsrros. - The

UYNOCNATIt CUNF IUNs - IHb
ioprped meeting Of the Democratic County Convention
held at od.ns Three Mile House yesterday afternoon jas.
catsd as Secretaries The first formal ballot for 5upen
tendent Of the resulted follows Bsrnabas Booth
~; Wu H. Powell, 40 Patrick ONei, John J. w mte D;
John CRyaua9h, !; Simmons 4-Tots a.
fourth and last ballot Powell received majority Of the
votes and declared nominated The vote stood For
Booth, %; Powell. 81. 49,
number Of balotu. taken for the second candidate
for Of the Poor which resulted the nomins
zion of John J. Viii al present memb-r OF the Board of
srrvisors from the Finh Ward The stood fol
lors John J. " hite - John Cayarash. IL
John Emmons esd received the nomination for yrst'ce
Of the Sessions By This concludes the County
rket
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MILITARY EsTERTAISMysr Last evening sevcra
Coupsn,s Of the National Guard from enter
taped hy he brethren Wilamsbnrgh Atet Partskin'
coat at Odeon the Companies marched through sewers
streets making fine sppeuTaace BY moonlight ster Sne
they returned to New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-03
The sepoy Mutiny I'm India.
THE prNASorkL DIFFICULTIES or rHK nrTMy-


In the House Of Lords the ietn Of July the Earl OF
EtrSBoRorCH sad-1 beg 10 call the attention Of the noble
earl opposite, 10 notice which has been oued by the
East India Company for tenders for steam vessels 70 convey
troops number OF 900 Calcutta 10 be paid n In
da ~ the rate OF e. oiid per rupee About fortnight
ago called the attention Of the noble earl icatou
on the part OF the Fast India Company ordering the rate
Of exchange OIL which they lend money In India 70 be the
ceedng precisely the same, snd protest the part Of
the Of India and Of the public SERVICE against
any the effect or which 10 compel payment
India al the present time By the Calcutta treasury OF The
rate Of interest a. 10 paid here know ne ditFcui
ties in uAfch n1 treasury pl1oed TIE government If
india a, present deprirei Of oil financial reour.
c<s from ne Northeastern disirfcs. Madras pays for
isef bombay IL subjected 70 heavy charges
Ct the with Persia and will not pay than
expenses TIE whole additional charges Arising out the
military operations connected with The mutny must be
betrayed by the treasury At Cacuts out Of the
of Bengal alone. 7hsss charges ictn te hink
the noble earl Is IN when he sHppos>s hdt hs gJrru
>nt n India mil Be capable for considerable time 10 ra
there Ia balance OF o0o anything ike large
a cum In the Calcutta treasury. The whole OF that sum
OF $4,000 0o0 exists Ia not in the Calcutta treasury
upon which alone these expenses will fall IL In the
cu,s some Of the treasure which belongs IN Bengal IL
scattered all over the presidency, and considerable portion
"a al Debit Whfch IN p0ssssston N TIE tnsv0ens
Jeliepe, fnd>cd, Ud hres on four Of hs~ treasures
h1ps falLn ne hands Of ne nurers in Consequence
of ne d,loy in ne odcrroe f our troops, caused, as
stated the oher night by the heat Of the weather BY
the OF carriage, bat, ~ now learn from authentic
information from the desire OF General Arson 70 bring
batterng train The whole Of the treasure At Calcutta
would not appear 70 be avsabe for the purposes OF the
been appropriated while another portion 10 In paper, and
H. under present circumstances, or little or no value
The only fund really vasbIe the coin, and that be
peYe form no yery comfortable Pni Of H. entire sm:ani
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& the survey OF the course

sresns respecting the survey OF the course
for the Altar tic telegraph cable
AS the opening Q communication between ireland sud
Newfoundland by submarine telegraph Is now occupying
considerable Amont Of public at snion, few par icuss
OF the proceedings Of her Maess steam sloop cos
Lieutenant Day appointed survey the course for the
bed OF the cable may be unacceptable. She has with
In the last three weeks determined the depths OF the ocean
on the exact line which proposed to lay the cable
II has been found that the bed OF the OCEAN varies
considerably In depth between the two term,ni; II
will therefore be or considerable importance that
IN laying down the cable all be made the ver
lutduaitis Various subjects Of scientific interest," viii,
II is confidently hoped, receive light from
the Cy cop voyage she has succeeded In aiming
the temperAture and density Of the Eaer at great
anc in procuring and preserving samples OF iron
hen, ana bringing up FIR IN tho bed Of the
mems OF is formation In considerable quantities. These
SPECIMENS present curious anomalies, being com
posed partly OF microscopic Arine animals, and slso N
one instance, nearly In mid ocean, and from depth Of
about $50 fah0ms, Of portions Of shell which, when
perfect must have been the tenement Of much larver
animal team we have reason to believe has ever been
found or procured from sach depths; particles of stone
have also been brought up from The greatest depths and
or approaching the Newfoundland coast al the distance oG
100 miles, he whole OF the bottom gravel bank
TO the meridian OF 81 degrees The Cclops received from
the authorities every facility for carrying out the due
she has been engaged in but the limited time alo we'd her
has taxed to the utmost the ingenuity and energies Of her
officers and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-03
Our Port au Prince Correspondence.

Pom Au PRINCE July 10, 1857.
life fns.udnc, in Hayi-More Money reted ne Imperial
Famay-Ths Fire and nc Emprw-karkas, dc.
There Ia new feature In our Hayuen busness, which
will doubtless prove interesting TO your readers. II Is the
establishment al Port Price Of branch Of the London
Northern Insurance Company with capital Of G ,2s9 ,eo
sterling, including not only Gre, but life insurance The
company is extensively advertised, and win probably end
this valuable branch house, An insurance company In
which implicit CONFIDENCE could be placed has long been
wanted in Hayu.
Al the meeting Of The House Of Representatives called
on the Juy aer having administered the oath 10 two
new members, law passed incrt~ur the income az
the Emperor to s2ooooo and that OF the Empress 70
n,ooo,ooo. To each member Of the royal family $4,000
were voted. These sums, however, In Hsyuen cur
rency. which now stands 15lf Is.
On the SIN inst, violent discussion took place In tho
housc in consequences Of motion rendering q civil
fence 10 arrest or punlsh In any way Whatever member
Of the Legislature unless suhsrized by tho spec COM
msnd Of ina, body The motion referred TO COMMITTEES
who repsrt against the proposition Again coming before
the house. IL rejec cd by large majority the fren A OF
the Emperor thus riumpbns over mobility A speoai
lowing address,
srRrThe Ere which The nigh, o, the lt and i2,b
cevssa,ed me mos beautiful portion o. city ud bsv:
Jour Sire. rescue OF your people ard
csn R nd s o@ - ruin Tss rs ss eS
yon shower upon your servsu not only the present. but
Anims.d By motives OF the pures, psirot,m, We too vii
endssvor 1 Hd your Majesty for the welfare o. me nson
called By Divine Prjvdeoce to rule desnies Of Hsyu
The market at Port Prince Is dull Coffee has fallen
considerably ,uce last The deliveries are iarss
amounting TO 5,6s5 bags. AZ Jacme affairs are dui oot-
fee is held at slse. Provisions are ABUNDANT and rse
quantities have been shipped by lighters from 'ns pon"
JEsrxIE Provisions, which at the commence. mont OF
the week were 10 demand are row auunasn. 10 eonss
send coffee aud wood TO Port su flnce ~ means
s.tr IaftC
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1vrr..prr.u,s RAM 70 rK G,v,s ur nv rur

soux NATION The s. Peter Free Irss, Of the I'D ut,
has later intelligence from the Sioux Agency The Sioux
Indians have given the Indian who stabbed the soldier,
and he Is nos prisoner 10 the fort Should the soldier
die the Indian win be summarily shot II Ia now ascsr
tanned beyond doubt that Ink pa du tab and bic baud
arc annuity Indians Their the list and only
last fall he drew pay for eleven Upon sscersinng this Ne
Cullen the Superintendent under in,trueon from the De
ptmen refused 70 pay The Indians until they surrender
INK 20 du tab and bic band or cxter minated them. Al
% this caused great dsssts action, but they finally
auesoed, and party Of two hundred braves, Elk from
each band has already started for that purpose The
troope do not 20 with them Ink du tab In II skunk
lake The wrc,ches will now 10 all probability, be exer
minated, root and branch which will undoubtedly put an
end 10 all the difficulties
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Tar RED RIVER RoUrS-DsrARTuss OF THE Ex-
rtoprse ExrEDIroN-1he main BODY OF the e1pcdnon sp
oned NV the govern 10 survey the reue from Lake
su ror 10 the Red River for the Improvement Of which
roo we're voted last session. e Toronto Yesterday AZ
,cvnoou by the four O'Clock northern Tho steamer
ColInevood been chartered 70 coavey the 10 Fort
w,lam on Lake Superior, whence they will proceed by
land and The canoes elk IN number 70 be
managed by Indians, have been obtained from Lower
canada Besides the surveying party Professor Hni goes
a. eeoosist and ia hoped that his return he will be
able 10 communicate valuable information the chsrsc-
ter OF the region trsverses The following the
OF the gentlemen comprising the expedition George
Glsdmsu, director Gadmsn Jr., assistant; w. Napier,
engineer n. H. Knay, Jr, Desasberry, I'd ward Cay.
ley j. Caycy, assistants; J. Dawson, Surveyor Rus-
SELL Gaudet Campbell assistant chain and rodmen Pro-
feseor Hind geoogs Mr. Fleming, assistant aud four
canoemep, the entire party consisting Of twenty teveu
pdTidpas. -lgeno GIpge, yuJ "a
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THp HALIFAX AND Sr. JoHT BOAT AcE-1t was
reported that the sporting community OF Halifax had &C
cep,ed challenge to another bcsi with he 81 John
CAB, 10 come 81 ai laAisx August II.
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the question Of grant 10 the colony OF Sierra Leone 70
which objections were taken q false principle OF
economy express bis earnest hope and Conscience
that the day weuld come when Afrisa would take her
plsce In the scsle Of nations, aud enter and
splendid career free In herself and freed forever from
the OF that Die rAc which had wasted her
energies and destroyed he, peace. He moved The foow
Ing resolution
That the epcoursgeuen Of emrrs-n Of negroes from the
ION slaves the ransom Of taken
Promote he intern, slave wa e Of as and % cbsTaci the
progrcs Of Its Inhabitants In the ara Of peace and course OF
Ihs. humble sdqres. Be RrcsenSa % ss, xsssy pray
Ing s sss from All sus schemes her and
would use her endesyor amosg her ksesys allies for
iesdsncy % promo .mgrsaon any directly
indirectly connected with the purchase Of slaves
81 csptves taken in war.
losp uAprsDoy's s'EscH ON THE SAPorBoS CONTRACT.
The Earl OF CIARvSDoy-I will not attempt TO follow my
addressed 70 yor ordshps, but can assure him that
cordially concur in every word that has fallen from him
on TINS subject for be has correctly stated the opinion Oh
tne government and traced out with accuracy the course
winch they have pursued (FIear, hear) Ny noble and
learned friend has Justice 10 the Emperor
yncea ao ~ e ar.ncn
giving announcement either directly Indirectly 10 the
taveusde put rejoice hs, my noble and learned friend has
orougn forward ns motion 10 the eloquent and impressive
tTeech be has jus delivered TO our ordshps because o.
all the world knows, my noble aud learned friend has for
long series Of yesrs-00 he has informed us-been the
noesgsbe friend Of the African raoe and the successful
opponent Of the slave trade any opinion of his on this
subject will be received Abroad With he same respectful
attention thai s a, home (hear hear) while there as
here will be fe that my noole and learned friend would
not have brought this b. fore your ordshs in 60
solemn manner, asked you 10 agree 70 an address
10 the Crown, " he had not cause some strong
necessity, 70 taking that step es besr) fhope your
lordshpe will agree 10 the address which be has meved
because such address but strengthen the hands
Of the government (Hea, hear can your
ordshpe that Is not required stimulus 70 the govern
ment 70 far from having escaped attention. and 20
far hsve beeen from lending ourselves 10 what nv
noble and learned friend 70 much deprecses the subject
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