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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
DIED.

AuCHINCLoss-In this city on Tuesday evening Sept D.
D rSa sp Foa &
eldest daughter Of James B.ths.ts, ESQ
Chss. w Bathsste and her brother inAw H. B. Raymond
respectfully invited TO attend her fsuers Sunday 27th
inst st oeock from her late residence, without further
BoYD1ln Brssayn Sl on TsGI:day Sep . a. after :hS m
Iine BOYD, aged II months and . days
sf samuel and E1.SeS Bc%e aged months and d.y.
BACHIA-On Thursday Sept "a OF cholera inantum, Martha
Peey daughter of George c. and Ann Eliza Bscha aged II
sRo%fk@on ROW. fsard.y, Sept. "a, Ell. B,oser daughter of
CARLisLE-On Thursday Sept "a John F. Carlisle only
Of James and Lucy Helen Carlisle, aged and IL
cAshEN-on Thursday Sept a. Thomas Csshen aged year.
u months aud days. only Of Daniel and Aun Maria
DkLANoy3n TAYpS:d.y Sept a. the residence Of his
Delano Of this city, Warren Delsuo of Fshl
RpWh ARDS hi. residence. No. s71 Water street, on
"wednesday, Sept. 2S Mr.. William w. Edwards. aged 81
yeSsi slsO ON the day. his William II. Edwards,
FuRNAN-on Friday. Sept 2s, sner 4. lingering illness,
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from her late residences No % Eardge
street tomorrow saObs,hl afternoon a, O'Clock, whoa,
yxRLEY~on Thur.day. Sept. "a Clam Farley native Of
the County Cayan Perish Of Drumlan, aged 81 years
6EOGHEGAR On Thursday, April q, Geor.e Henry
Goo.hessn beloved Of seTs5 and Mary Ann 'eoshs-
fd;y Sept e At A HSS@ en-. IN g
SSgRy and nd er me- Hssn naeS uuD s n S
band the hind ndugent father the good tizen aud the
Christian passed his hrm In faith in his Re-
deerer While bereaved family his loss they have
the rececttn Of his goodness and affection i1 example aud
consolation
EINE-ln Mddebury, Conn., on Sunday. Sept. 30 Franklin
Hns, late Of Elizabsthpor, N. J.sged 81 wears.
HU0Hks-In Wnhamsburgh Thurs lay, Sept. a. Timothy
Of Michael and Annie T. Hughes Of Boston,
Macs, sged year and 10 months
In Der s7b year. ~
HiSEs-On Thursday mOrnps Sep. ~ the efsui daughter
rents natives of Birr. Kings Coaptv -
JOHNSoS-on Friday, Sept. & Edith r. wife Of B. d. John
Funeral 70 take place this day al u from Ess: Warren
friends Of the famly invited 10 s.eo5 ~ "
JOHNSONOn Tuesday. Aug 25 Ida agsd r,,n.bs and ~
dsys child OF Mary C. Johnson the dray belovs pi.s ~
Mrs.. Alfred Bishop
BriAfepor. sn1 MoTristown papers please copy.
EfLLALAR-n Thursday, Sept: "a after ans And p,ct,e.d
iDDess Martin kiar ssed ~ years 4Gd months native
ef Counsy Galway. Ireland
LEGGETf-On, Wsdneslay, Sept Is Pha Ann aaash.,r Of
9atsrt and MsIrs. A. Lifs,i steJ years ~ss.bs snj
u aayG
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

COFFEE-Ths anction a.e Cay pas.td on Growing
f0i,c average Il 100 n. The attendance was sree
and poers' expectations realized SiGce the sale 10
Other kinds are dull and heavy
FLOUR AND MEAL-The dernsu1 or Western Csnal Flour
I, auite active decline Of s4ic on the low gads all
descriptions heavy With little don for export but m,ny
home trade and the East the Piesnre in money
exeng marked influence th. well as .ll oter
cash article, the sales are 80 b5s SIS 59$5
good State % 60d SIS 10 Tor exr. do s5 $50 30
for superGDe Indiana and Michigan SO 10 for osnnon
TO good extra Ohio 20 80 for good
$50 S ior St Louis brands and 79fG for
Canadian fosr again lover and quite dull; TIE sides
SO bos at 81 900 IS 81 for superfuc and IS 75d 81 for
exfis brsnas Southern Flour ia offered quite firmly and with
only ar demand s 5aoc ower aud closes du aud heavy
ssl ls ~ S56e< &5 80 or niysd 70 ecod tilp1s Bal
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........
Cleared.

Steamship Battle Comstock Liverpool. 4. X. Collins.
ships--W. II. Wharton, Moss Galveston, J. H. BIower
Co.; South bsmptoD Austin, Liverpool, Snow Burgess
Thornton Collins =, Liverpool, Williams Guion.
Bhss-Apna (Odenl, Trereks London Stanton Rnset;
Macon Griffith Savannah Demi Co.; Acadan tBE Look
hart Windsor, n s., MASTER Mary Means Hopkins Mama
Scbooners~Jss w Mckee, sslters Baltimore Merrill 4
Abbott; Cumberland Chase Alexandria Hand Co., Kate
Field Robbins MstsgoIda, d. Golden Munayi g. Reeves.
shaw Beaufort s. C. J. Sasht; Mary G. Hopkins Male
bury City Point, C. Fry Co Cx.r Hammond a.pn~sl.
Mitchell. Mott Bedell Newton, Alexsndra Mott Be5el ,
Stesmer-Locust Point French. Baltimore H. b. CTomweni
Iondes Vsnderye.r Philadelphia, J. N. Bnegi Ff<aAl
Coimsry Baltimore, w. Dazel
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
MARRIED.

py wOLF-ANDREwS-l this city, Wednesday, Sept.
e. a. St. Johns Church by the Rev s. II. Weston, Charles
A. De Wolfe Sarah second daughter Of John r. Andrews,
esq., oil Of this city.
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, papers please copy.
PTOH-FOBEs-A: Waymsrt, Wayne County, Penn,
Wednesday Sept g. by the Rev. Abel Barker Mr. James
Pugb Of this city Miss Lydia A. Fobes Of Wsymart
SEYNOUR-COfTER-In Brooklyn, Monday, Sept 2l. by
Rev John Paddock, Edward Seymour, Counseor 70
Kste Z. Clarke eldest daughter Of Oliver COtte deceased
hate of ALBANY
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
nv TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON Sept. 2-Arr. steamship Csnaaa R sp,s ses-
row. Baaors Belle Ryder pssSsPAsi s h,'s Ssscsss
Hoosrri Ne rev pItI e,,tmere: Lodi Alsn Phadsphss
4 Tsyo Yo.n; ssTg, SS.t Oh; a. etss1 saa:. &C
hpn EIisaSs,h. TsyIor T. ~ B. psgi, oSel do
lson, Niekersop, DO. .aH
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

Hessrs. ID. Bell g. Co. say:
"During the past week the actual transactions
both in American State and Railroad Securities have
been few and unimportant, and prices still continue
for the most part nc minal.'
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending the jth Of September gives the following results
when compared with the previous week:
Public Deposits. ....t L0H5n Increase. 1870
Other Deposits. sSes.s pec'nse'' ~ ~ ~,
III SSS'<'i iH~ieae''' ''0t-A
On the other side OF the account
Government Securities. 4 10 ,5s6S3 Dserease.. PA II
Other secures.......... lS ISL $50 Iocrese 5i11-I
Notes unempoyed yed......... 6,C6i57o Increase. 6i7D
The amount Of notes in circulation is tl9 2i6, $40,
being decrease of f77 ,3l5; and the stock Of bul-
lion in both departments is Ell, 1888, showing Q
decrease of f924, when compared with the pre-
cedipg return.
Money was in fair supply on the London Stock Ex-
change at from 81 Y cent. In the discount market
and at the Bank there was very full demand.
The return of the Bark Of France presents no very
striking features. The stock of bullion is now
f9920 000 showing increase Of tl2O Oo0, which is
less than had been anticipated especially as the recent
purchases have been large. The position Of the es.
tablshment has been strengthened by dminution of
f664 600 in the note issues. There has also been a
decrease of f740 900 in the discounts and of t6SO0O
in the deposits of the public. In the balances of the
Government an augmentation has occurred of OOO
In the advances on stocks there has been no atera
tion and in those on railroad securities the movement
has been limited 10 an increase of $4,000
The Moniteur publishes the following monthly debtor
corresponding figures Of last month are added:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
To the Editor Of The My. Tribune

FRENcHroWN, N j., sept Y, I8oI.
Sir: in your daily issue Of The 23d inst, i notice
you have published lie: Of the AIDED banks n Newyt
sey which you include the Union Bank FrenchOwn We
wish you that statement. is wholly ncc rect
the bank having suspended for moment bat has always
since is establishment promptly redeemed its circulation
which Is also secured by deposit Of State stocks in the State
TTeaurIs office OF Eewyersey, which deposit 81 this time Is
80 = the outstanding circulation.
Yours very respectfully,
N. WILLIAMS,
Cashier Union Bank, frenchtOwn.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

Mr.. Albert II. Nicolsy will hold special sale of
stocks and bonds tomorrow, Saturday at l2 o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchange.
Adrian H. Muller will hold his regular sale Of stocks
and bonds TO- morrow, Saturday, at l2i o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange.
We annex a comparative statement of the Imports
ofForeign Dry Goods at New-York for the week, and
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
s0UKr OF COMMON pLEAs-ssrcrAL Tran-srrr. 25

Before Judfe DAILY
Sigmund r. Mendel agt. Mark Dae.-Motion to va
este order Of arrest denied
Jacob N. REILLY sgt. Joseph G. Isham.-Referred to
Charles L. Edwards, esq
William II. Forman agt. Anthony de Leyer.-Re-
hrred TO John d. Burcbard, esq.
Solomon Levy agt. Kate Bruce.-Judgment for de-
f<pdant.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
Casher Is Trewnrer Of the Elnira CanshdGgus and
Niagara Falls Raircsd. The Psymsster Of the fosd

Niagara Falls Raircsd. The Psymsster Of the fosd
was .t Niagara Falls, TIE Ga.e,s ssys, or Saturday,
AID psd ont 20 employees sad others probably ce-
tween g. C00 and 5000, a. in bll Of the bank.
In relation TO American stocks, Mr.. Sa.terthwate'5
circular by the Csrads ssys:
ou Ad,es Of he ih tEs Money lke, has been qa
but du EiuE 20 the absence 81 stTe ron MA toN'o''
The di..ou. panic in New YORK has ssa'st soder. Of
ties of E.wYork Cenira Michigan Central, Illinois Cen1a
RsadinE Pennsylvania Baltimore sne Ohio sld l. e Miami
R.rosd. have he securities on their mer. and
a. h.r &C oun,s AZ full and e-s The position of 81 Of them
well Understood. -, anil s.I -
eounsee ualasmea; but lot II The po'oa
OF he line for business.
Attention has been ca ed the p-ncons eres.s OF zoe y
TEN Of foAtue debts This sys-m az one .ine preVAea u
Tpssud m va. shed By Par,ns n snd ~ mAnes' a.,
the evils Of the sys In that the absence o
foatg debt will primary condition foT future lnTe.efs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

Decrease. Roisfo o|
The following sales of stocks made a. auction
by Ezra Ludlow, jr. e. Co.:
ss 0 Chicago y cent Water Loan int st Jan. July 63
81 900 Mason Co.. KY cent Bs int ls jan July 90
$50 Mchisan Central ls Mortgage T. cent Bonds.
shares American Exchange Bank 100 each ASA
% shares Common eslth Fire Ins. Co, 100 eaoA so
shares Resolute Fire Insurance Co, 100 eech G9O
The following Gales were made at auction by S.
Draper:
~ 900 CITY Of Milwaukee Bonds int
$1,000 aud Beloit Railroad &c. int added ..f5
Milwaukee and Horizon Railroad s int added AGO
$1,000 Hannibal St. Joseph Railroad 7s int sdted..5
$4,000 New Jersey Central Railroad Is int sdded.:.6o
a of0 Citv Of Brookly
a. shares Chatham Bank. %
IS shares Beekman Fire Insurance Company
co shsre. Ohio Life Insursn ,e and Trust Company
Is thares Continental Bank. 80
l2O shares Bank State of New York: ga
IA shares Phenx
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-sEPr. 25.-Before
Judge RUSSELL.

Judge RUSSELL.
But little business was done this morning beyond
The trial Of aTagned criminal and that brief snd de-
gold Of special interest Peter O. Deven the who be-
criminal disclosures by mis- mistress Ann Carey put upon
trial. indicted for burglary In the hrst degree The burglary
alleged TO have been committed time between the
18th Of July and the 9th Of August 1885, the premises Of
Hefyey Warren, No. 81 West Thirty sixth street.
the Of McCabe has already been convicted for
yaIeipstion in the same burglary is in the State
Rsop that conviction. The indictment against Deyen
has found since HcCsbes sentence The proof lett no
burglary had been committed but the only ccum
connecting Deven with hecme was that one vion
been Of the accused shortly after the burglary
But Devel repeed the crnsty OF this circumstance BY
allowing that he had honestly purchased this OF McCaoe Inc
prisoner keeps Concert Hall in the Eighth AZ there
proof whether the burglary committed In the day or
night time the family with the being absent at the time
than burglary the third degrees and they believed
the testimony that the violin had been might have been
purchased In good faith there crime 1T athe prisoner
entitled TO all the doubts The jury retired short time,
and returned, announcing verdict OF 8 Not guiltys
Here the Grand Jury entered the Courtroom and
u labor they have done stated BY the District Az
torney 10 have been quite unexsmpe They then dis
charged with the thanks Of the Court
The celebrated Wilson Small took seat with the
judge short time during proceeding and from the earnest
andertone which he whispered in his Honors appeared
sAnsed with a communication Of the utmost moment.
Peter Boyle pleaded guilty to assault and battery
With upon his wife, Jane Boyle and sentenced to
the PenitentiaIy for six months.
= Williams, colore3, professional waiter,
paesded guilty petit larceny and sent the Psnteutay
Tor six months.
The Petit Jurors were here discharged for the
term and Court adoined o'clock morning
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

MINIATURE ALNAsAc....fHIs DAy.
gvsRses 80. 5:52 ets.......550 MooR-Sets. :th
wATRR.... rBfs DAY.. -.
Sandy Hook. :33 Gov IsPd.. 0i2S Hell 0sts... 2o&
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

-por.s bu. once ysar up 70 3o:h November, and
have 10 concert Of action and Clearing House, It's
imuossible for the pablo 70 know anything OF ther
eof6i.op and in ths sts,e Of igrorsrce psnie upon
rurnors Of trouble teccmes O matter OF course
With us TIE weekly reports Of the Ceai'
irg Heuse keep TIE public fully advised OF ths
position Of each bank ard when prudently msnsged
apsric s almost impossible. We understand that the
Banks IN Philadelphia which have Suspended today
have always been the most urgent opposers OF the
establishment of a Clearing House in thas city.
Meanwhile these failures have hsd no effect here 70
create alarm for our banks. The reaction - mo.e
likely 20 be felt in Boston and Providence with when
cities Philadelphia has large business. The effect
here has been 10 make all Pennsylvans funds unsas'
bic, and nearly ell Philadelphia and Pennsylvania
banks thrown out for the present BY the uncuren.
money baiks.
Az far as the street is concerned, we zee bat little
difference in money. The stock houses find but little
difficulty in supplying their wants. In the discount
houses. however, busness nearly al stand To-
day. Rates for paper were nomnaly as before; out,
10 make sales, much higher rates must have been SUD-
mitted to- The market lie too unsettled for quotauons
We hear Of no important failures in this city.
The Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Company will pay at their office, No. 81 william
street, in this city, interests to the amount OF ever
800 200, due the st day Of October, on the In
come Bonds Of the Ohio ard Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, the Second Mortgage Bonds OF the Ohio
ard Indiana Railroad Company, aud the Real Estate
Mortgage Bond. of Fort Wayne ard Chicago Railroad
Company.
The Michigan Central Railroad earnings for the
econd week Of September were:
1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

sEW.YORE CLAssiFICAIlnN.
Irnfard Flo-ida- Mobile. N y. GTe,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
N. ID WILLIAMS,
Cashier Union Bank, frenchtown.
Marle,. CAnErrLLY REronrrp roR TIE TRrBUyE.

III Pearls. ........s.. .ss''''' D., .
no r1ovsuisnt, and the market ~ nat
considered nominal. We qsote:
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
Girls fer the West.

Our reporter visited, on Monday, the Branch
OfRce Of the Children's Aid Society in Peter
Cooper's building, where poor girls are being
despatched West. There seemed at first . rush
Of common Irish servant girls, who we're quick
y sent back to the intelligence Offices, being
informed that this was especially an enterprise
for seamstresses and factory girls now out Of
work. Then came the class for which this hu-
name enterprise was especially designed, neat,
thrifty looking, Intelligent girls from shops and
factories Of every kind. 1t was truly moving
spectacle TO see 50 many modest and industrious
girls as we're present reduced to such strait.
Some had means to pay their passage to the
West, if the Society would direct them; some
could pay half the fare; many had no means At
all, ard We saw one neat young girl Of seven
teen, who had no place to sleep in, and said she
had eaten nothing for twenty Jour bours.-N.
7. Times, 1lth.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

To BIZ LOOKED At, Bur NOT HANDLrD.-There
are TO be no new bonnets this winter, on account
Of the hard times. but the ladies will take an
interest, Notwithstanding in knowing that the
latest Paris styles come more forward on Tor
rather towards) the head, and are larger than
those worn during the summer. The curtain
hangs very low, and is covered with deep blondes
reaching beyond the edge. Fora full dress, .
pensy velvet bonnet ID bordered with bias
piece Of royal white velvet. The crown is
plated and slopes on behind, A deep black
lace turns back on the edge Of the front; there
j. boquet Of white feathers on each side. Claret
velvet bonnets are trimmed with wreath Of
elaret velvet foliage. Bonnets Of sky blue vel
vet have for ornaments blue velvet ribbons mix
ed with tips Of Thibet feathers. Plaid velvet
bonnets, ornamented with black lace, are among
the novelties Of the moment. White Grape bon
nets are covered with black spotted tulle. For
ornament there is wreath Of pulled fame.col-
ored velvet placed along the edge Of the front
and curtain; on one side there is . bouquet Of
white feathers.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

SsAaP LErrEa.-The Cincinnati Enquirer has
been issuing circular to the Poat Masters fe-
quitting them to get subscriptions and cid in The
circulation Of that pro-slavery sheet. The En-
quirer got tho following reply from the Post
Master at Cincinnati, Iowa:
ClsmxMATI, Iowa, Oct %, 1857.
SIR We Do believe in trvs "DemoCrAtjc
measures, and, therefore, are opposed to the
faise aad counsssieit concern the Enquirer ad-
yocates. True Democracy, according 70 Jeler-
son, d equal and exact justice to Ill men" All
men ere created eqsGi. The sksm Den0cracy.
Of vhish James Bochanan 10 mere ssGysnsy,
|fyou know he rid - was NO loR0ER Lsses
Bschanan,rD , b most emphatically opposed 20
the good old JeasrsoA kind; snd says Of >
portion Of the human race, whom Jefferson calls
il his Notes oa VirgiaiG, scitixsas," thsy have
NO RlanTs which the White mar Il bound 70 re-
spsct. Your papes sustains this party, and that
|lyiae and slandGvous so-eallsd decisioa Of the
Supsenss (savs ths marx, Court The peo-
pie here went - take snch tsss and tried Dss-
oeraeis papsss - shs Nsw York TFibsess ginsin-
nasi GasesiA, asd the Naaiooal Era There Ars
but tapo Democrats papsrs taken heee, and hut
or twe-shirde Of ~ Demoesats here ooaA moi
1 Yea apeak ofssIviae cordial aapQorst0 10
|Adspinfsesaaioasu uof PFenideas B1ehanen. 4
|sshaN rive ~ s.aaepseG = such disggacesal
Administeafion - hi6, NOR 70 aay paper, unle11
lis b.. tes ~ pssposs e lsaEning heW ls0a1a
rsy deseaod y poiities y shie nAsien, shas Wil
give sheA .elaesgN, Rx1sxngn0 Adniaisenaioe II
| supposk Slavegy y deoned 70 d. aad .shey
| Who euapoeE M Ii any mannee ~ ~ steoao
| asp ef ,Gheu rsdefaL Gosess0sas naGs die -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

TKRRIBLH AcclDEHr.-On Friday evening
last, when one Of the southern coaches was
Just turning short curve on side hill, three
miles this side Of Weston, No., il turned over,
throwing coach load Of passengers down :
fearful precipice, and killing drsskss driver
instantly, willis . full load Of passengers
escaped serious injury.
when will stage propFietors learn 70 trust the
lives Of innocent patrons to sober and careful
drivers, though in this instance the driver sui.
fered, which ought 70 serve q : warming to
other ssAiskey keads Who drive stage, Who ought
TO realize that In the discharge Of their duty
they hold the lever Of life and death (of those
entrusted 70 their care) in their own hands
[Councll @uhs Bugle.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

Alady correspondent suggests ''panic ball,
for the benefit Of the poor. She proposes that
the dancers I'll appear in last winters garments,
which, At the close Of the ball. they can leave to
be distributed among the poor.-[Cin. Times.
Il will be sight to see the dancers going
home alter having left their clothes to be dis
tributed. That Is Sandwich Island fashion,
where the natives on going out Of church, If the
weather is foul, strip themselves; roll their
clothes into . bundle, and raising An umbrella,
.sput" for home. At what hour viii that ball
ssbreak up" NJ. Times?
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

- Probably few men elevated 70 the Bench
ever made themselves 60 completely the butt Of
ridicule aud . laughing stock for the whole coun-
try in 10 short time % has eur friend Clagett.
When We take mp our exchanges from every
point Of the compass and see how his proceed.
ings against Us are viewed--hov they are
badgered and ridiculed -how contemplate van
ity and Ignorance has made him, at home and
abroad, we are even inclined TO sympathise in
his lcalsmitlee. Of course We could not find
room for one hundredth part of the articles We
find in our exchanges, we're We to fill our entire
paper But for tbs encouragement Of 'the
Court" we append . suggestion made BY the
Cleveland Herald at the close Of sharp review
Of the case:
1--WE would advise that Judge to issue writ
against himself, and If he viii take the public
voce--which he seems 80 much to stand in fear
of--his incarceration is sure. In all the history
of judicial burlesques, none comes up to 'Clagett
on contempt Of Court" ,s..'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
The Pittsburg Catholic copies from the Dun
dalk Democrat the following:

"How THE IRIsH VIEW TEE INDIAN REvoLr-
Sweeter than the voice Of love, swecter than
the warm accents Of friendship, dearer than the
lnellowest sunshine of the heart, is the news Of
English discontinue in India to the breasts Of
the Irish people They are delighted, rcjoiced
and gladdened beyond measure when they hear
Of the torture and humiliation Of their ancient
foe There ID not vessel Of hers which is
wrecked, there il NOT general OF hers Who ID
slain, there i mot . battalion in her service
which is routed and everthrown. that the people
Of Ireland do mot gloat over with the greatest
satisfaction and delight. From the deepest re-
cesses Of their hearts they wish her defea. and
misfortune ID whatever enterprise she 10 en-
gagged. LOyalists, slaves, sycophants and West
Briteas may seem astouished q this, bus from
our knowledge Of the. people We can assure them
what We stated 10 fact"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

j ~ Mr. John Svesny, Hibefnian, was
found IL xidtioas ana bstigerent stats a 4:
etxieatiea.. BE ssfased - 60 y Eeq. Harris, !,
i ixhasenpssa aMsdes seokl lhin aAers y seasraiAi
Thls sass1ss ~ dignity, 'asa - dsaivsssd ~.
i.dff..ns otalioaI q ths crowd, vhils Vaising
~ IS jassics. The plea - ~, ftiea. lpsiri
yeaaly, naes.) - - ~ snasy, ~ ~ .hsys
~ dssissA s1lsct upoa stpvee - At1
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nv ,Aas Asseaal ~Sxsd vsasAy. - sse1ssl =
~ n eGesr ptSiSss ptsiSs = 11tssd ~ ~ Sboe{
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! - ~ .nal1 pAtAA ulla34a saT.' 4,