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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

~ James A. Morton, of Indian Gulch, is Can
ddate for the Office of ASSESSOR, at the Election in Sep
teTnber next.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

~ Joseph F, Meyers, of Mariposa, announces
himself Candidate for the Office of COUNTY ASSES Or
at the ensuing election
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

Ca Joseph III. Kel1ett, Of MERGED Falls is Candl.
date for the Office of ASSESSOR of Merced County the
election In September next
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-09-02

PEyIsoR of District No, l. at the ensuing election and
oblige MANY VoTERs.
b75- N. Petty, Is A CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE
in Township Maposa County at the Election in Sep
tember next.
fJ- R. H. DAILY, of Mariposa announces himself
Candidate for Reelection to the office of DISTRICT
ATTORNEY subject the decision Of the People at the
Election in September next.
sS- Joshua D. Crippen, of Mariposa is a candi-
date for SHERIFF, subject to the decision Of the Voters of
Mariposa County.
r5- ]. B. Condor, of Mariposa, is announced as
Candidate for COUNTY TREASURER, subject to the de-
eision of the Voters of Mariposa County.
RE- VIM. A. Guard, announces himself
Candidate for Re election to the Office of COUNTY CLERK
of Aariposa County at the election in September next
as- John W. Ross, announces himself as q
Candidate for PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS, Of Mariposs
County subject the decision of the people at the election
in September next.
~ Robert s. Miller is Candidate for Re-Elec-
ton to the Office of RECORDER Of Marposa County at the
election in September next
RB- Thomas Early announces himself as Can
date for Reelection to the Office of SHERIFF of Mariposa
County subject to the decision of the People September
next
BS- James A. Morton, of Indian Gulch, is Can,
ddate for the office of ASSESSOR the Election in Sep
teInber next.
| pp Joseph T, Meyers, of Mariposa, announces
himself a Candidate for the office of COUNTY ASSESSOR,
at the ensuing election
Ca Joseph III. Keilett, Of MERGED Falls is Candl-
date for the of ASSESSOR Of Merced County at the
election In September next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
THE BRISTOL CONVENTION.

Wednesday next Is the day designated for the Con.
yen,ion at Bristol for the purpose Of considering the
sub;ect of direc. trade between European porte
aud the waters of Virginia, and adopting measures
TO induce the "Great Eastern" to come into Norfolk
as the Cis.Atlantic terminus of her route.
This ia . movement of ncalculable Importance not
only to the people Of Virginia, but of North Carolina
and all that broad rich region OF country extending
from Hampton Roads 10 the Ohio river. The great
leading lines Of Internal improvement in Virginia
must be completed soon and then there will be de-
mand for a foreign trade, which will be enormous.
The Great Eastern" it is seid, from her draugbt
be brought into only two ports of the u States
Norfolk and Portland There are already in the
North rival lines of ocean steamers which are doubt
less doing thriving business while the South with
agricultural resources unequaed, is adding to her
own taxation by contributing her products TO this
foreign trade from the North. 1t is however. sinner
fluou. to urge upon the Southern people, the propre
" Of establishing direct trade with Europe Thew
are convinced Of the fact that they need it. And
nothing now remains but to push forward little fur
ther their works Of internal Improvement, to enable
them to furnish freight and travel enough make
the capes of Virginia the great gateway of foreign
commerce commensurate with the varied resources
Of wealth and strength which are not yet developed In
the saveholdine States We trust that the Couven
ton at Bristol on the I'D of June, will be we'll at
tended, and that committee composed Of gentlemen
OF intelligence experience and address, will DO ap
pointed to 20 to England. and unfold to the owners
Of the mammoth ship, the advantages OF this region
Of the world, in water not less than on land.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
CITY AND sTATR NRWs.

TIE VIRGINIA ELEcrIos.-Ths election took
place in Virginia yesterday for Attorney General and
Members Of Congress and the Legislature. John
Randolph Tucker, the Democratic Candidate for
Attorney General had no serious opposition. AL
of tho delegation in the last Congress were candi
date. for reelection except Messrs Kidwell and Nc
Muilin. Edgar Snowdsn in the Alexandria, A. J.
Crane in the Richmond and John S. Cars
in the parkersburg District were the only American
and Wing candidates in the field for Congress-, 50 .as
Al We are informed, though in other districts gentle
men attached to one the other OF those parties
were probably, voted for. In some of tie Districts
the regular Democratic Nominees were opposed by
Distribution Democrats, who, to a great extent were
voted for by Wings and Americans. The Hon.
Chas. j. Faulkner Democrat, opposed in his dis.
trict by the Hon. WIN. Lucss, Distribution Demo-
GRAFT In tine Norfolk District, Gen. Millson, Dem,
had no serious opposition. In the last Congress the
whole delegation with the exception OF Mr. Garlic,
were Democrats. The Legislature now elected will
have TO choose United States Senator in the place
of Mr.. Hunter.
Annexed our readers will find all the details that
had reached US at late hour last night, when our
paper was closed:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
MESSAGE FROM MAYOR WOOD.-A METRO
POI IrAS POLICE,

Nrw YORK., May 26.-Last evening Mayor Wood
sent au important message 10 the Board OF COUNCIL
men in relation TO the pending police dihcultes.-
His honor starts with the proposition that every
,,I,;caI community should have certain inherent
rights of domestic police, independent o any author-
~ whatever" and proceeds TO argue, while counties
NAV delegate certain powers to STATES ana States 10
the general government for federal purposes the
original chartered privileges OF cities remain intact
Tn. MAYOR proceeds with an argument to show that
the original charter of the city of New York gave to
the municipality sole and undivided control over its
noioe system; that this power has never been alena
ted and that, therefore, the metropolitan ponce act
pa:ssd by the republican legislature OF this State at
nolos power is possessed by the city, he maintains,
not by authority Of State legislation, but indepen-
dant. or even in defiance Of it. He further argues
that the new acts creating the metropolitan PONCE
and amending the city charter, do not repea! the or,
dinapce of the common council OF this CITY, passeo
in lsi9. establishing the present ponce sys'em anu
ha therefore maintains that the old police exists as
municipal institution, though the old may have
vitality also. As analogous to the case thus presented
he cites that Of the city OF London, IN which, oy act
of Parliament, they have METROPOLITAN ponce, con-
Quoted and superintended by officers appointed oy
the Crown and who act entirely independently oil the
municipal police. The two systems do not clash, but
work harnoniously together. In conclusion, the
MAYOR recommends the immediate passage OF An ordi
nance for the creation Of day and nght-wach police
Establishment, in order to render clear and unequvo
cal the assertion by the city OF s independent rgh
to control and pay its own police
This is very bold and important move. AS you
are already advised police system 10 IN STATE OF
confusion and Disqualification. Whether Inc mayor
policy of acquescenoe in the new police law, and
simultaneous creation of new and independent
notice. for the city will relieve tho difficulty, remains
to be proved. Certainly the double system will not
be popular with tho tax payers for the simple reason
that it will be usedlsssly expensive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
JlSES u ('TAY


This gentleman he's been nominated by the Demo.
Gratis and Old line Wings candidate Tor Congress
in the Fayette District, Kentucky. 1t is just W.
bule tn his very heroic position mud il refusing
10 ronuec, himself with SO minded and utterly
un,repuhcan party the Nohnss When n me
great of his old associates and the admirers ol m
ta,bnr had zone over TO that aboIninabIe heresy.
Against terrific storm of abuse, Distraction and op'
pori!iun, OF character the most CALLING aud hsrrow
Ing, James Clay pursued the straight course VI "
honest conviction. and the manly maintenance =,
what he believed TO be true ana just. II Is Jas' anu
handsome in his fellow citizens Vi FHyetts the CO..? i
-ti,usus OF he i!lustrous father, to bsto~ upou nm
,hs tok I'll OF their confidence and commendatl"nu,
give him this endorsement naturalization against Tue
vile abuse to which liz has been subjected. MS d's
nguished father in all the various fortunes ol
eventual political life. always looked TO the snd
of the old Fayette District as his chie rean a o6
resource in every peril and emergency lht Gun Jun
drnce wac We trust x i1n ms ses with
occupying the noble position he does, Sn
like expressions Of approval snd connaeu'e'-t0
ciRndt ENQUIRER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29

New YORK May 2S.-The steamship Arabia ar
rived here TO day, with Liverpool dates TO the 10th
Instant
The frgate Bsgssa Vanderbilt arrived out on the
18Th.
Pamerson has introduced bill into Parliament
10 annu Parliamentary oaths. so as 10 admit jews
The Spanish armada is still al Cadz. The Next
can Ambassador had al interview With the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs at Madrid. Spain sends special
envoy 10 China 10 secure q share IN the commercial
arrangements. Espartero has resigned his seat rs
Senator A correspondent of London paper states
thar the King has been discovered in conspiracy 10
deihrone the Queen, and had been threatened with
trial for treason.
The King of Prussia has sent favorable reply to
Napoleous letter respecting the Neuichatel Question
Russia is fitting out an expedition with SPECIAL
envoy for China. A son had been born ~ the Car
OF Russia.
The news from China lie unmportant.
LIVERPOOL, MAY lG.-Co;"n closed steady sales
of The week amounted 10 ~ OIU. Orleans fair 81 his
niddng7 Is l6Ls; upauds fair IS, mlddling l3:ihs.
C0nsols -.
Breadstutfs are quiet Money slightly easier. Con.
sol. TOR money 93i ard for account "a. The amount
of bullion in the Bank of England had increased u
quarter Of million.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29

IN iSor.o 81 tlsr circuit and Superior
Il c''urt OF hppemn'toS county. The undersigned, a.
Commissioner, oilers ior sae the Of lind called
"ROSELASD." The tract contains 500 acres moro or
les., with s"';em.nt'rs beautifully in one of the
healthy regions OF Virginia. The tract well vs
tered nnd mbercG. Tho land in that region produces the
inrst quality U! tobacco that 10 cultivated in tho State
The improvements bsinc large and commodious, would
su, Tor bOnr!ius school.
vo elegant Apple and one Peach orch,rd. Pos, Ofiee
OF d!f.'en: denominations The society Will fayorably
conphr" With any IN Virginia.
Il lie su'te six milcs from the Appomatton depot on
the South sitc Rail Road six miles from the coty seat
eighteen miles from LyEchburg aud nine miles Inn tbs
James River Cai.L ~
TERMS ;-one md two years, secured By ample per.
sonal security, hni Ia, reserved title TO the land
Persons disposed TO l,,rchnse will please sddre<s n.
al Smth,ie. Powlatnn county Va | will give p,.,e,
e!on At any time. JAS D. MOSBY Conn
Applications may be made, .lso. to Messrs. GoppIs g.
APpERsos, Anc'ioneers RicnmCud, Va.
MAY ~ elm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

Capitnlaiion of Walker 10 The tinted States Sloop
Of War 81. Mary's-His Arrira' at Ns,c Or.
leans
Nrw ORLEANS. May 1.-THE Steamer Empire
Civ from Aspnwal reached her wharf at this place
"a 3,v. at seven o'clock ten thousand people we're
nrs.ent, Gen. Walker. accompanied by Col. Jacques,
NJ Pitcher and Mr.. Turner, agent of the associated
press. proceeded in carriages to the St; Charles
where Walker spoke, expressing h'' thsnks Tor the
r.centon: recognizing the American love of liberty
in the masses, and assuring them that victory was
still sure The greatest excitement exists in ths oity
The St. Charles lie besieged by Thousands. walker
spoke twice.
The California papers discredt the story of Craboes
defeat and execution. Walker surrendered himself
and stall because Captain Davis sgned his intention
OF seiz'ng the schr. Grenada, which held Walkers
reserve. Walker was kept prisoner by the U. 5.
commander at Pnnams. notwithstanding the terms
OF capitulson allowed him aud his officers to retain
their sidearns and liberty. Two hundred and sixty
men came of with Walker.
Lieut.. Strain died at Aspnwal on the 18th ult.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
A BEAUTIFUL CLASSICAL ALLUsIoN

Mr.. Winthrop, of Massachusetts, in his address at
the Musical Festival in Boston last week, alludes to
the contemplated submarine telegraph in these words
"On Christmas Eve, in the year 1914, the Treaty
of Peace between England and the United States was
signed a. Ghent-a worthy commemoration of that
blessed event when the Herald Angels were singing
to- the shepherds the Plains of Bethlehem, Peace
on earth, good will towards man. But that treaty
was not known on this aide the for ak or seven
weeks after it's date. The great battle of New Or
leans, as you well know, ~as fought at least two
weeks after that treaty of peace was signed Our
modern system of railroads aud steamers and tele
Draphs might have saved that efIdsion Of lraterna
blood, NIGH, have deprived individual heroes might
have deprived our country and its history. OF all the
glory which belonged to that really great victory
il that gigantic Ocean Harp, which is at th. moment
In process of being strung, whose deep diapson is
destined to produce more magical music on the sea
than mythology or modern fable ever ascribad to 81
rem mermaid, or Arion; If the mysterious gamut of
that profound submarine chord had been 10 success
full operation then, "a we hope it soon will be, be-
tween ST, Johns and valenia Bay, those cot.on-bag
rsmparts at New Orleans might never have been &C.
LIBERATED in history; while Of those who 80 gallany de-
landed them many would not have been laid go low,
and some perhaps would hardly have risen 80 high
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
LATEST BIT TELEGRAPH.
Fslexraphed for the Richmond Enquirer.
FROM PANAMA AND NICARAGUA.

FROM PANAMA AND NICARAGUA.
New YORK, May 29.-Ths steamship Illinois ar
rived to-day at O'Clock, with SGO passengers and
81 100 in treasure. General Heuningsen and Col.
Titus are passengers.
Sem;-of.icial information has been received at Pa
mama from Bogota, stating that the islands in the
bay Of Panama together with the tonnage debt on
American vessels have beeu ceded To England.
Information OF the execution of Crabb and party
had been received al Panama.
Gen. Walker evacuated Rivas Oh the lst of May,
he having capitulated to the Costa Ricans and been
ALLOW ed to retire board the steamship ST. Marys,
with bis otcers-the remnant OF his army were rent
down in steamer TO Panama.
FROM CALLAO.
CALLAo. April 26.-ken. FIVance, with two steam
ers and 500 men, attacked Callao on the 10Th. A
brisk fight ensued in the streets, and resulted in vi
vances total defeat; large part of his force was ia
ken prisoners. Fivance remained in the steamer
Gen. Piasea Of the Government srmy. and Gen. Lo-
pera and Col Rodriguez OF the insurgents were Kill.
ed Two of the insurgent generals are PRISONERS
Vivance's steamers escaped. Subsequently, during
the funeral cbs.quies Gen Plaseau received report
that Nivsnce's troops again landing which Gre
steG great excitement, ard during the confusion Mr.
Eaton, clerk of the American Consul, was shot,
All business has been suspended.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE

NTLHHUNU WAY zV, ItJI.
q IuuIptoi, VI ri'nuuru, i.HSincton;
Willis aud lady. Orange J Mitchell. l. kelley Uni.
versty OF Va: G Brknshaw, Chesterfield; Jno Fowler
Baltimore: Tfos Wnn. Wy,heville; Bhiy, Bsily. Sc
CCNnpbell. Vail Winston, Tenn; D Nichol, y; D,
b Cabe. Va; r Wake, Norfolk, Whitaker q l.
Breed, Boston, Hubbard sr J II Hodges and lady Nor.
folk: Mrs Routhat and maid, Charles City; Fl Snsfsld
Albcmar!c; Col e II Coleman. Louisa; Simond.. B
Flannsgan. BAt Mr. Roni and lady, Master Boni Pa;
IT n Davis. Halifax; Bsrksdalr Amelia w Downey
and lady, N G: d Cooper, Philadelphia; Ogden New
York; Mr Spicer, Mr. Prosyr England II Lee Orange
l. : Smith. University Of Virginia. 7 Bullock D Bul.
lock Miss c l. Garland. Miss N Garland Miss Bullock
Frederick Hail. G Brooks. Home; J Conner Henry;
Mosby w " Mosby, Lynchburr; II + Reed and lady,
Mas Reed c: Hunt, Va; Miss Mitchell. Nantucket,
Mass Miss Swift, Chicago.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
From the ST. Louis Evening News May ~
RECAPTURE OF CHILDREN SloLi.N d.
MORM0Ns-EIDERP PRATT IN COSIOD1.

NlOhMONS-EltDIShL ma
About two months ago, we published a" a n, VI
the kidnsppipp of several children oy tue horhons
at New Oriesns The father was aoselt at 'ne li.ls
in California and the mother, who had oeeh ueuueu
by the Saints lent herse!f to the infamous i 80
winch ner own children were 70 DC .a:" NJ, n-, h,u
manners s,arr.u with the children from New Orleans
TO 90 through Texas Arkansas ana the iuu'ah a'io
70 the Salt Lake trail but were fortunately intercept
ID bv The father, who having heard OF TIE aIalr
had rstnrnsd and started in pursuit OF them: Inc
following letter is from him TO his irlenuS I'D lns Guy
and gives some Of the particulars OF the arrest:
FoRr Gibson, CHEROKEE NATION,
Monday, May Z, 1857.
D..R FRIENDS IL have just arrived from sore
,-aunn ON which succeeded in coming up with Flea
nor snI the children, and have taken the children
row b.r nv force. have placed Eleanor IN charge
If the United States Maraha! and nave succeeded
nso in arre.tine Farley Parker Pratt VINO IS now IN
he ,nsrd. bon.e Of the Fort. The T. 5. Marshal will
atari with his prisoners for Van Buren, morrow ana
will Inv different route, in company OF CAPTAIN Ca
nil and Iady leave with the children tor the same
niace arrested Pratt and +. j. On charge OF lar
reny-in stealing the clothing on the children ~hen
kidnanned in value So or slO. This is the only way
1 could reach them in these Territories. When llai
before the United States Commissioner al van buren,
mean TO have Pratt arrested for having NED from
Justice rom ST. Louis Mo-. and get requisiiion rom
The Governor of Missouri for him. You are iuhy
posted. see Strong aud inform me forthwith OF the
beet manner of proceeding. ALL.
Thank GoG Tor his goodness Yours truly,
Ii. II. MCLEAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
ARRIVALS AT THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND MAY %. ls57.
" 4 RISHOP prnnri.,n-

J Hancock, Chesterfield, DR. Simkins Norfolk: VIM l.
Che6tham DHnvillr; Capt "A Pi,tman, lady and ser
want ship Arcoe; NJ II Smith. Jr New York., w Buc
hanan, North Carolina A Toonan JOS Cosby, Ala
bamH r Hubbard, Albemarle; jas Iorkina Bruuswick
John w Co,trcl Goochlani MorrilIe North Carolina
Chambers Edmund Keen, Boydt0n, Chas Boswell
fIuvaan II I Montgomery, Rrurswick; Josiah Dnbbs
Halifax Miss Thomas, New York; Il IIurxhan Mobile
VIM w Michhux, WIN MrIaux Powhaan Jno Winso
Mrs John Wingo, Amelia G " Wilburnc, Aabanla; W m
WINNER, Montgomery, Va WIN Winner Indiana; A
Stringer. 5 Strinccr, Amelia Capt Austin, Cum.
berland; VIM TAYLOR, Dsnvie
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sAI.Es nE sTOrk M RICHMOND.

For fhs nctk kndl7g May 70, IrD..
REroRrrD BY r.'~.o~-" 80 --".,""T;
per cents - yearstorun no safes at the lrea'
surv; shorter duties 500; aud interest.
Bonds vuarnntced by state sales sa: and interest
Richmond City Bonds, sales ut s93, ana Interest
Virr,min Bank stock par 20, last sHles at sal.
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales NJ slt6!.
Exchange Bank Stock last sales at slUI
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance stock cyl
Merchants Insurance Company, recent salss $50.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $50 sales Solt
Richmond Freiericksburg ana Potomac Railroad stock
last sales SIS. 90.
Virginia Central abroad Stock astsales, S5l.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad stock, sales Si2:.
Richmond and Danv!lle Railroad stock, last sales si2
James River and Kanaw a stock last salesslO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. MAY 81

Rsrf-Querclron is and wanted at i6 per ton
fer la No Flour and Mea-The -four rnsrtet 10 irm;
sales OF good brands al - IS md OF b-uer brands for
home consumption at e. IS 81 and and fancy
brands at Sc So There i. very little export demand
Rye arur Is selling 81 SIS per Dbl Corn meal j. sell
ing Is e. per Dbl Grsn-Whea, is dull an. prices
lower Gales OF Prime Pennsylvania red 81 1874 IS.
and good 10 prime white NJ 81 :. 50 per buse! Rye
is hr sales OF Penna 81 10 per pushed Corn is in de-
maed; Southern yellow al - 30 per buihel IN store
and saoa, Oats steady sses Of Penn and Delaware at
81 a % Ga per bu.ae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
~TRTDLINI: sPRINCS

yUNHIS MOUNTAIN RETREAT in Augusta county Va
4 IL miles from stanton, and 81 miles from Harrison.
burg, will be- under the management of Mr. PETER II
WOODWARD, formerly At Jackson river and for the
three seasons at the Healing SPRINGS
The proprietor respectfully announces to invads and
pleasure seeking public that BY erecting eight dou
be cottages aud by the general improvement OF the pre-
mscs since Inst alter The l0tn Of June h. will
be prepared with entirely new furniture. aud sufficient
NUMBER OF attendants to offer visitors tho most pleasant
accommodations in the Viz ina mountains.
u" wafer o! this place are unsurpassed III fact The
visitor ut these springs has the advantage Of all the
various waiers belonging the entire mineral region
Virginis.
lh. Sulphur Water is cxceled by none excep, tia, Of
Grncnbr!er.
The Alum Springs, inferior to none A. tested for the
lhS hve years with the Chaybes;e Ind Free Stone Wa
trrs all at hand In abundance render this place proper
~, the Mineral springs Of Virginia
For pleasure seekers there will be Music in attendance
and The aHusements and sports afforded by mountain
sorts.
An inexperienced physician will reside a, the springs
TERns:-slOper week; : o ior a month OF four weeks
and reduction made In season; for less than
week 81 50 per day Will be cu.rgcd
A line vi superior four horse m.iI Cosrbe, will leave
stnunton daily for this puce, after the arrival OF the
Eastern
line o. Stages is expected to pass IT,, Springs IN
route from Harrisburg to Bath Alum Springs.
May 29-ci,awam CHkSLEY KINNEY Proprs,o,
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THE SCULPTOR CRAWFORD

Letters from England, received on the Plat state
that the scu ptor CRAWFORD had been in London II
little over week, under the care Of DIR. Fell, his
medc,l adviser. MIR. Crawford had endured great
pain during HE journey from Paris, but his family are
encouraged by the assurance of the physician that,
without promising cure, he should not have recon.
pended MIR. Crawiords coming To London unless he
had good reason TO hope for one. A few weeks, the
Doctor s8ya, will decide the case.