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The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25


upon. An important event then made
known for the first time hereabouts was
the descent of the arch flIlustel
again upon the Central American coast
That news bore sorrow to the ears of
every lover of his country, for that
country is disgraced. 1t has become a
retrea; for pirates. Under the shelter
of the star spangled banner the villains
of the world congregate, find sympathy,
and sally out to commit the worst of
crimes in the worst of causes. What
will the civilized world think of great
nation which interferes to save a bloody
desperate from the gallows who has for
feited all claims to sympathy, takes him
under its protection, allows him arms
and men and permits him to sail with his
deluded followers to the scenes of form
er devastation and bloodshed, and
pleads its inability TO stop him ? Let us
never boast of our power. progress and
Justice, if too weak hold in restraint a
free booter whom the little twentieth
rate republic of Costa Rica drove to a
few ounces Of mule beef day and t"
capitulate or starve. The silly plea that
we can interfere to saw, a rascal's neck
on foreign soil, but cannot restrain him
on our own from committing depreda-
tions is only worthy of locofoco admin
istration having for its head an advocate
of buying at his own price and taking
without pay if the owner will not ac-
cede to first terms.
AS has been frequently declared Sc
cretly the administration of James Bu-
chanan sympathizes with Walker.
There can be no longer doubt of it.
The efforts made to watch the move
ments of Walker. or rather the hollow
proclamations without accompanying eff
forts, were all pretense. They were in
tended for nothing but blird-to make
show of virtue where it was not. 1t
is no longer to be disputed that govern
ment officials at southern ports winked
at the operations of Walker if they did
not assist him off on his second piratical
cruise to Nicaragua. AS Mr.. Buchanan
pretends to be opposed to filibusterism,
the toady democratic sheets affect to be
so too-when he takes snuff, they must
sneeze IF courst-when he INDUCES in
quid, they spit-when he spins around
they are troubled witt yer igo, and so on
to the end Of the chapter. Once there
could not be fund locofoco sheet III
the State that did not prostitute itself to
gloiify petty tyrant, less general and
more miserable man. They denounced
in bitter terms the few who uumasked
the artifice, fraud and unprincipled
character Of the owl-eyed rascal. Now
|
stealing, robbery and murder, are hush
ed. Why ?-Buchanan has taken no
aloes and his supporters cannot be ex-
ptcted to have the collie
When Walker made his exit out OF
Rivas, we took occasion 20 condemn the
policy of Costa Rica in allowing him TO
escape. We thought then, and 81 said
that the Costa Ricans should not have
allowed the least leniency, but pressed
on till the disturber of their peace had
paid the penalty of his crimes. Recent
events prove fal step was committed
which may prove a lesson of sorrow to
the Central American States.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25

FATAL ACCIDENT-A miner named
William Hitchings was instantly killed
at Little York, on Monday morning, by
the caving of bank He was former
ly from Mineral Point, a member of the
Sons of Temperance. and twenty -one
years of age.
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09s Uebaoa tyourual.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 25th, 1857.

THE MORMON DIFFICULTY.-Mr. L.
D. Grover, friend from homeland,
dropped in upon us the other day, direct
from Salt Lake. Mr.. Grover came with
Mr- Bell of Livingston, kinkaide K Co.,
to San Bernardino, and substantiates the
reports from the Mormon settlements
published by that gentleman. He saws
the accounts Of outrages committed at
Salt Lake cannot lie exaggerated. No
tongue can tell the state of things there
existing. One must see with his own
eyes to comprehend ALL A fellow clerk
was taken out of the store in which Mr..
Grover was, and leaten almost to deatl
in the street. No cause was assigned
for the commission of the deed. Steal
ing, burglary, robbery, and all the high
er crimes are of frequent occurrence,
and if the blow falls upon a Gentle no
notice is taken Of it.
The Saints are so infatuated as to be.
lieve they are able not only to withstand
the United States, but to conquer event.
ually the whole country. They boast
that they will ore day go back to Jack.
son county, Missouri, and obtain the
land from which they were driven by
command of Governor Boggs. Howev.
er, Brigham. when the spirit of the Lord
moves him takes good care to predict il
the Saints are beaten by the United
States troops, the Mormons will re-cnact
the tragedy of Moscow, burn the city
and fee to the mountains, there seems
to be a doubt entertained by the leaders
of the fanatics that they are omnip.
otent.
Among the Mormons the only course
proposed in the hearing of Mr.. Grover
in case of defeat is to go northward
Some speak of taking up position in a
valley twenty-seven miles beyond Salt
Lake. which is strong hy nature and ear
be made still more so by art, and witt
two or three years provisions W which they
are said to have on hand, they hope tc
be able to stand out against any force
that can be brought to oppose them
One ser;ou want the Mormons labor un
der. They have no artillery, but three
six Founders constitute the entire heavy
ordnance Of the Saints. Efforts have
been made to cast larger pieces bu
failed. Good small aims are beine
manufactured diligently,
Notwithstanding tie anticipated CO.;
lisiol, building and Ill sort $ of expensive
improvements a:e going on as usual
and by men high in authority. Thi
seems little strange, but the Mormon'
are a strange people.
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LECTURES PosTPUNED.-lt having
been deemed advisable to postpone the
LECTURES WHICH W eie 10 have Leen Gellv-
ered for the benefit Of the Brick Chuich.
they are accordingly postponed till.
about the fist Of February, when the
first ole will be lead. i lie day Oh
which the couIse commences will be
made known iii due time through the
columns of this paper.
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ARRivAL.--John Webber Esq. for
mer county treasurer. and his lady, ar
rived among their old friends gain in
this pace. few days since Satisfied
with short visit to the Atlantic States.
which demonstrated their strong atfec-
ton for California. they propose to add
themselves to the permanent population
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25

LECTURE.-The last lecture of the
course at the NJ Z. Church was deliver
ed on Monday night by Rev. Mr.. Dry
den, and was eminently an able effort.
The lecturer took an original view of
his subject, Labor" and received fire.
quent applause from the large audience
in attendance. He is a vigorous and
effective speaker, with none Of the pull
Dit drawl, common to his profession.
His address was extemporaheous ; but
the periods are as polished as if care
fully written. The lectures have been a
great success.
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SuIcIpE.-Mr. p. j. Esl enscheid Of
this city, committed suicide at 6 O'clock
on Wednesday morning at the Dawson
House, Sacramento. Mr. +. has for five
months been laboring under depression
Of spirits, but 40 one Of his friends an
ticipated the sad result which the teie-
graph has announced.
Mr.. Espenscheid came to Nevada in
1851, and started with nothing in the
boot and shoe business. By honest in
dustry. close attention to his occupation
and a total abstinence from the vices of
the country, he succeeded in amassing
a fine property, probably $4,000. Mr..
Espenschied was sterling man, warm
friend. His loss is severely felt in this
community where he was well known
and appreciated.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25

CHRISTMAS SERvicEs-Serviees of
tie Episcopal CLuIeh will be held at
the Count House, Gu Christmas Eve.
Thursday. at CLOCK =. NJ; ON Christ
ma ay. (Fiday) at / O'Clock A. NJ
and on Sunday next. The 9th lust, at 3
o'clocA in the afternoon, instead Of the
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25

THEATRE.-The Robinson Family
appeared at Frisbie's Theatre on Satur-
day night of last week, to a less than
medium house. The troupe deserved
better success. E xcepting Susan. the
remaining members of the troupe are
quite as good as theatrical professors
will average, while she is a jewel in any
company. The part of Lola Montez,
in the play of that name was very well
done by her, and in the various dances
and songs in which she appeared, she
excelled as usual. Collins sang the
Fine Old Deutcher Gentleman" to
good effect. The company appeared
but one night.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-25

q For the faithful report of the trial
Of Henry Plumer found in to-day's pa
per. we are indebted to GEoRGE S.
HuPP, ESQ. 1t will be read with i'll
ierest.
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saying to Mr.. Plumer, 'your time has
come" fred pistol at him. Just theu
Plumer raised from his chain and fired
at Mr.. Vedder as he was in the act of
Stepping out Of the door. That was
the last | saw of Mr.. Vedder Piumer
fired three or four times to the best Of
my knowledge aud then went out thro
he house. | took II light. went down
the stairs and saw M Vcdder lying with
his head towards Deer Creek aud hi
feet towards the stairs He was wing
IN his back with his hands opeu, and
within two ar three feet If his head
pistol was wing. | went back up the
stairs, itto the street and called for as
sstance. Pre- ,entiy some men came
and carried Mr.. Vedder up stairs. !
;lIen left the house in company with Nj.
Garvey. We went to lady's house,
but | do not know her name nor the
street she lived on. left verv early
next morning and went tn the Hotel de
Paris, where remained until | left Ne
vada. Mr.. Vedder came to me one eve
ming and said that | should leave here
wa " hl.IIc anu
threatened my life, then left and
went to Mrs. Earle's, from where went
to The Hotel dc Paris with Mr.. Corbett.
| returned to the house on Spring street
upon the promise Of Mr.. Vedder that he
would give it up to me and trod bic me
no longer. ] was there every day whilst
| stopped at the Hotel de Paris. Mr..
vedder's occupation was gambling. The
| first time ever saw Mr.. Plumer was
the morning after arrived at Nevada,
when he came to his house on Spring
street to get some things he had lefi
there. Some time after sent note to
Plumer requesting him to come to my
house as was advised by friends to con-
sult him about securing the services OF
some good lawyer t, obtain a divorce
from my husband. My husband told
me that he was willing l should have a
divorce if | desired it. He commenced
mal-treating me about one month after
we were married and always abused me.
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HrooLIyn CITY aews.

erArrco ArTrlv.-About 10 O'Clock saturday night
named James slgh resdIns al 176 Concord street
dsngcrcusy stabbed By two Germans, Win ~nom he
hal Difficulty. Ear,y the evening Smith and man
named scbae eonsrd we're 70 Conversation 70 concord
street. Gold, and Francis inngcr and Miss Win
crel tro Germans employed 10 the glass fa,tory
by cane or and asked then 70 60 TO lager bier .sloeo
AID drink toe talo,n several drinks we're had, ard
The Party got quare o. among The nseves. Taey went
lp,o 10 rrcct 70 6gb shen ney vere surrounded By
rrrrd Of rprrer. beioprDg 10 engine no IL and smith
wss urscd ~ Gght the Germans. he fuay struck them
al rs. when b. vas chased By the tvo Germans Who
are o. 70 HIM be corner OF Concord aud Gold streets
a. sta Bhcd him he ie and taken h his residence
wssn foupd that the vtunds we're OF very serou.
Afure Ne -as rlsbDed In the back Of the necx
near ne spinal colanr, tslce IN the bssk OF the
BEAD asd once n he len shoalier. ne wouni, we're
uychsf -1nse1ueny me extent OF his iu res could
noi D. u terwined Re lea 10 vers critical conduln
Ysaerdsy inche VA farresiej by officers phelau sud
Nolsde, 4 The e sond precinct and held % await era nj
nsvon Inirger hsd 90, beer sfrosed last evening.
RouFgp -Tbe house Of rrsucs Colsos, So Fist plsos
~us TO- we'd abort nine O'Clock saturday night, and
baket e1tAio cg nearly Nree h4odrcd dollars worth
Fl vcf paetrG spoons, toien rom the BAG bsse
meb vhtt Ae sc'vAri ~ enfarec q be Lest Gcor.
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Police IntelliCsnce.

TrrsT Ncro1As Horn DSrAICAuoS,-we are requested
70 s,'e ibs, Isvlor, the alleged desuer At the S. Nsho
AZ Hoie, has not confessed having emoezzed any money
from hs employers kessrs. rrcsd~eI Asker Co. and
ha be stu maintains his Innocence, hopes TO be able
10 'how bic pros scutors that they deceived 10
her suspclons AZ 10 his dishonesty. Lasur states
al hc property he IL rossessed Of noase ana 10, so
sed In Albany, which decided 10 him By his faiser
hat be has no money In the bank, aud 10 comparatively
poor usn. He eedos bis employers prove BY the
o. Tho c1nocrp thai he obes Elei oncs Moth
ing hes been devs oped IN this since Friday
The prisoner nov confined the isou al tho Jesrsou
market Police Cjuri, but strictly watched by the police
I1rrs bis confre nont n tho n Nicholas he closely
watched by tvo poi oemen and permitted TO bold
soy conversat With his friends Il IL expected that
Ure further devsopenents vi be mate N Day, a. an
ORGANIZATION IN NE comes on before Justice Fandrcsu
n Ocloda n
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the street, bet entering By ado door, vast quantities OF
shas beverage mxht DO Observed gVps 10 hsk tcufno
rom hence DO traveller returns and several bundred
individuals might be observed V have entered ny gone
mysterious process TIE entire cuci"g 10 about two
hundred feet hong and thirty wife, divided tree CON,
partme, The one nezren Fourth stree, 10 a,cns thirty
ee square, ard is sn ordinary .sgss bier stop Ts next
And acc rs,ucau Jpe N I'd end. thence
10 Ffih s-ees aad s about han red sod forty Zoe!
"Icket, sirF No. "Hay there r." Yoa tl-n bass 10
gentleman seated q small istL, behind wb.sf y0a
are pooF-eeems mint Of money, and you pas down Q
quarter and cav e.a " The Individual lnders 10 hu
person ~sns TO so IN, gves You fifteen cnAnre
and ticket OF sdn:son Prosecuting ,as at tina door,
cxcaargcd | suo'her rcse; sprecscfy CT ihe cy az
lager bes, with he folio ag nnlcae inscr ct.op -
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Our savesInk correspondence,

rrornos's Au.,rc P.yr,cz,t
SlvUrSv Hicm iyrs y. ), Aoeusg 20. 1851.
4 Moonlight SAL o, ~ wa,s.t roe Ta,aaI x-py Of
SAr70bary-Ts La'e A! ',,ori Esais IL sAss Rsysoas
-R.wita>7r>s u wr,os' oad wr>oi.r,-A 6rsns Bal
Icon, wiA Gorgeous E,co5rs-A cvo,rt- Stss-.
rea Beri,I-b fkp-A SI5aA S.raga fr0-, Pgir,s.
hps N .lodia ~ .acA,r. a., Dc.
Away dom up-n THE sarcs river.
psr.'. Shsr nv he.r, /. wandering ever
Deres whRr Dc od f0lsst0T.
Tho efeo, Of this fined specimen Of nsT'o insFesy
from lively chorus IN evening ,aoe exeof, 10 siopg
the paoluresque scenery Of be Nsvink river u more
impressive Than opera IN tho Aostsry OF N1uo, g.
pc lsIly n Il be ,ooghi evening, With son gale from
the sweet souihwer Tho cnaFmins iaotsospes Of his
range OF ou wooded mountains, we proai ex
pap.e Of ,hcse riacii wa,e'', and Their nsusrous
I,Ie,, and peostaoo. snlisn roar Of toe dlsAn,
brcsker, against The slender barrier or ssnd vhch a..
vide. n. from the sea- require only hour or 90 Of ,or
shire 10 anal boat, AMI criuolrs tsc, to reduce ne
hardest politician TO the pctt'coai nonsense AZ na~ ~.
nance nssc AMI poetry.
within . short time, too melancholy lnercs, h,s Of.
laohed itself these regions, from no homicide ever
at the View, and the sl reoen, and yssrious
affair Of the dsnkrment or that poor decsyng
rems from the sandy waste below us, tho oseau
House Bat from the removal Of the corpse having been
effected In the broad dss light or the sabss vhen there
shores and waters than on any other day In the vcek
The views sugscsIei by the ss~ YcsK HsRip ca toe
subj are generally adopted comprenendnx truth
OF the matter Had there been cslu Q, The dead body
once buyed In the rand -hou, ooseryson and remsls-
ing 20 FOR number OF days. the prssampusn IL sns, e
would have been permitted, BY the parties interested,
there remain Inc beastfu yscbt, the dsutefmeni,
the elegant cofp and the removal OF the corpse In this
way 10 . Christian band, mutt have boon tts results
o. little degree Of humanity All some hnie pee.
for tho deceased. B1 s, oar tho ircredaoRl there
10 something wrong In this business, and % We await
fuller explanation
souo vi,,crs hero from Ncs-k are among that cisss
Who fear that the vor, s Jet 10 be ku1rn they under.
stand ths, The deceased woman hat or would have,
right title TO considerable Junt OF property and
that ms fact !. unpie@autly suggestive. raen again
urged that he p 100 az t1e wites nv.Hf sister ~
servant 10 her sse house, very strange R,t the
more charitable still adhere % the Idea that al his NAV
be made c)u,bent suh the facts alleged, and eco ote
be-"
IN tie connection we are info 'rnsd OF snxher nolan.
cholly OF shat different chsracter which "a
OF last summer psce une or ws henc, GA ne .es
sane family from the extreme South With sbsssufcg
invalid sdy ~ The principal Ggure in The srouo $40 Srsf
a. the Gotesa9 place She remarked tAdly tnst shan
abe thosd Gene oc, q ,hA house would b Zee, ore
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wEars rHE rss OF raess Z
Jsrsey CITY ssvvs

Trr AN HorD Mr.. william whs<y Ne acp~.,n
,spceBs c; We Aims lease Jersey csy, rspors V ne
ounnor ooSpoi that durins Nc Ares morus endns
Iugust here sdmcd NO ,hss ,rsssuaon se man,
A. -Omcr y eeJs and . avis, n.sps !, al iSs here
we're dss asrfef 6urinr The perisd =. men On 20
ncn, hoys and "a rrs three bnyv 40 ro rrs we're
stopted ~ hrrlhes, end ,~o ssd ,ns wor,n Died
nsknt 81 ~, which len q prr,rns nc Al n. Hoase
he co-e oi ne quarter TIE .mc-rt CT erran stare
daftg the onsriey ~s $50 g. Toe scsosi ss- OF Sos
aiming he Aims hnuse 500 81 Fvrorda4 90 ire
Cul dor poor during NE ,aster. gs5I a. IN uhea rs
sdus and % eftartn veve renewed
Tss EscsFs sscx i.n-os1 O. rr.s rxscsps Py-rrxsp.
John eshcy assrs ore a. NE sve rrsco~. -bo re-
oenty escaped from the iiodson cory al rcluruss ~
sivnc Of hs mother On saturday " ne al Hugh Rey,
joseph ssey CeS. rorney snd sseA.el Vans. are re,
a. sffe Toe hsosoo oouriy r,sra ~ e sosen fsehsl
ere bsvo ouered rossrd Of 80 ag 10 So rsherssn
or froTortonts share Of NE resnd lor ne rsfrfn
enner ef hem iot,e al NJ syts ire s~~a~r a..
sto nHrut,ed ~ ne boari % -riry tuvrr~v 81 isxo
enage o ne " rca n he s,eeno&. o. - sry " fJe0
P,E'or rs--Ths tlxs~ % N eve. srutnus ther e.
preda''ous 900 p>>setgors upOa ss ferry to.s ss ..
NE rAfa~a atP.s "A Jersey ", nclvie,ssa'ne ne
csact rcssed . 70 ousrcuosily nAusssr, q ne
niry tnd rsilrosds ca rsEr4ay q w~ern n.r bsl
ms iockes PICKED eta ssoi co1ianBr $50 an syas
2epes ~ impcrisroe 70 hir. Co 10y 20, Zee e
siding n se-rey ry, tsi tit po.t p-e. 81 Tcv.s
ncar.@ coz AZ nC era ne % n1rs-
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Esw rosu, Aususs q, 1857.

NJ" UT HukVts - WI
10 NJ. JANE gorpoy Burvr1-
knowing that your culumns Always oper 70 do jrs
ice 10 ~hoansoever . DUE take This method 70 nsho
statement q one fact In reson to the loss or running
dovu CT The propeller J. ~ Esrrs, which would be well
for ysur rcsdors 70 derive an Inreren e from
rtsss not, the rsc OF TIE Metropolis sad be dld no,
soe bat ghs toe time OF the accident and tina,
Me mast head OF the propeller, consequently he
toes her fov q call vessel bound down the soans.
Now have beer running aoio cOnstautly In sal wee.
.es on 0us Island Sound for The last eighteen years IN
d.eYer, ,aTeciies, and never Ia that Time have seen
vessel in Ius ssnd Sound with light displayed n her
NEST head and have doubt many others osn vesify
us statement The nfresce would be how he Pilot OF
he steamer ccnh make ss9h gross mistake 20 r1p.
pnss me propeller 70 be schooner, when the simple Fact
Of her having iptl a. her mast he*d would ccutrsdct
hal vprsa cr AkAsl1R CI sAu ygSst.
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ne sssx O. saturday. rcoasy ara bcasy. Asgrefese
ESco n~~s - shnn \ go vers Assn On ecSssso1
ssa Abort Ne sane orssssy so- sxrc-s ne rs.scs
e.osea ~HA a. ur~ud sssasnry.
IrvrKrooL r.yArsrr-rr. raKKr-.
me nayss for N ras~d aa re rrevioUs mo
,s,,ous hang t.,e.v usuuna1 -r assy sers xss N.
liz ,eo. ~, .,a a s,.,..l e.sed -e.A Tie esos.,o.
sre-W sera e.nsl 1or .pos "a InlAaepn.a and HAla-
= a. : = :, =. = = a. -. .-..,.u..s
,.s,- 80. ,-,--''.--..,.,,.. :, a. :, o., 4,
-. a. a a. "a -.
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TIE DIFFICULTY WITH TURKEY.

THE DIFFICULTY WITH TURKEY.
rprrrNsIon OF DIPLOMATIC RsLArioEs WITH TER
FORTE BY TIE. AInIsrkA5 or FRANCE. RUSSIA
vRussgA AND slnniHik-LoED FhL.TRsrosS
syyLAssT1oss, ETC.
aeepstcs from Yienns that DC ropTeeeBAe
aSYraroe Rzssa Trussa sardinia, anncunos1 N
,cscs sea IN precisely similar terms se cessation
<rsms,p rel-icos with ;se Poste, s,d her sppsesehog
serAriure from C:5s;suiisopie.
rre s1s1sn Ambassador RS Gag 90 nc eSt "a:
Tss rsN oarre,ropeoai o. the ,n3ca T says tss, the
pcndnF difficulties IN regard v Mo'dsv's wil re sub
mined Cor soiuon VI cGnreFenoe o. The representatives
81 nc va cus Powors lz.nrcs-ce
Lord rsirerrsou erp,s;ned 20 tee Bouso Of ccuuous
re aincuHos with ~i:n regard 70 TIE Eoltsvsn
.Aoons and stated ss bal been decided II oonforcnco
saoshernn tho sultan srnu tho s,o cleo
an lard palmcrs,on aso stated ths ito-o rad boon
ssUcoNcs between tho Ensssh aud French governments
-sAuve % he rrncpslMes-nol 70 their uulon, bot
snyy ~ n vie regularity Of tho elections itere
s~>a % believe Ina. Austria vovld ocncsr vn Tho
fssSson arrived =. between he Trench Acc snglsh 90
v~rsnsns, AMI hat tie sultan, seeing Mai here
nsshns 10 me measures T,ocmmen ded The, would com
yvs<nse bio aigny 90 indsr@rienoe, would sdop; Their
ve~s ana declare TIE elccsons void
l~s n. nerrson s4ia hrro rrouud 70 srTrehsnd
go ssusDsemst between rrthc. and rnshni tocour
q Ne Eoiiavisn lifa-uros.
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Arr,Ins rN cRrAr pRIrhIN.

AIT AIRS IN CRIaT DRiT AIN.
vxooFH RnF 10 spiA--bsrAEuss o. rnR ExPEH1R
ARD tnfHKrs or FzsrcH- ALEcrioH Or IA EnieEr.
fsaer iadan vts noncr.A-'ly e1psc.si wren .be
snss saaon ,.led.
fasa Js'n sa-sl Ia ropore IRON ,ss Parliamentary
~se.i oosm.ase, IA he ice, aud cot 20 aimaea n
r-nbsr- q Parliament under he exlsl,ne &C. for The
~s~eat snor Of Ssas
AsFsAcd seh1e had ksez pace In Far ancns regsya
.Asrr IA isas Lord Pamer,lou ,sNed The, Aissy 9oi
rs~~ tep -af 49, a., ladi ae.ss ya.gsuine io'
49, NJ isussh sEProacd ne cr.nsSn hs. mo
i~mg.sa o. 10 peer as iost
M Empsr,r ssd Enrre. q Frsse had re armed ,s,oy
a 49,
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