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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
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By plot bo.; Mary and Cshrine.Ss inst, roou l. - S.
or. Is g. schT. Ecor ssL.s .sr H.assi wA6es 70 b.
psEiss-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

WeaA Who committed them fcr sx2nra-cr. kssney'
vhs . eeorsd man, vss gTcssiy ntorcs'ed' sns ..e
s,hI men, from sppsa,srcs, had been ird1ls'e TS'D"
freely in tie ardent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

ofl g. cert T.e-e yss 20 session Ct the Sscoad
Boari today tu. tae 1fsnA meeting N tie A-'e'HO''
was well s.,eE isd ard TIE sAes were u res-!y every
lrstsnce a. Cd advance over c,csrg p'cee oi 20
mo,n:pg. There 1ss not much movement u bonh
duIrg tie Day ard tie VARIATIONS from Ehdsy arc 700
slight for especial n,tice. TIE railway 'e.1ihs DO"
com.ng u from the West indicate considerable feV'A
Of husipess on tie prominent hres The l.hnos Zen
trsl ard Michigan Southern already report very 'a''
fscory figures for the third week IN August, ara We
hear also Of improvement: other lnes, no, oniSAy
reported ye. Tae.e tscts, together with the csoe
Dispatches from Europe and the Continued aoaa aance
Of mercy, combine 70 give more oorndeni ha
hopef.l tcre to the stock market, ard ths ouI's'
who bu. recently were either res.ing n U s.
terly inactivity" or touchrg stocks hesi.'nsy,
are LOW buying with confidence sni comparshve
vieor. Tbs closing prices are soI NsS-York
Ce1tral sOI ds0l; Erie, lsl lsl; Gsers, Hi oisi
Rock Island, IA a7i.; Toledo 35 o35li Reading 4sl
q 4s. Michigan Southern, 24l 42isi Pfeterrs1, 4oi
Hudson River, 81 q 2sl Illinois Cer,rsl, Il c"!.
Tie business in Foreign Bills for the steamer to day
rss very small. ard the quotations shoS 10 change.
Sterling is 100 alO9,; Franco 5I3l a5ll.. The sup
ply Of Outside Sterling Bills s quite light, and boisre
are firm.
Freights are very inactive. To Liverpool, We heaf
Of 20 tuns at 2Os To Hamburg, 900 b5ls Rosn a.
lie. o. To Rotterdam, 900 bbls Rosin and 30 tuus
Logwood OF private terms 5000 light Ppe stavee a.
$2i; 200 boxes EIaact Of Logwood ST Ia.
The business Of The Sub Treasury was: Rscsip's,
$l66, ,jiO-from C1s.oms, 81 ,OOOi Payments, $''5,-
go s6-Csforris Drafts, 81, 900; Balance, fl3 ilS
COS %. On Monday 500, 900 viii be forwarded ffOn
the Sub Treasury 70 the Nsw-Orleans osice.
Albert II. Nicosy' regular auction sale Of Stocks
and Bonds will take Place on Monday, a. l2 O'Clock st
the Merchants Exchange.
S. Diapers daily suctior sales Of Bonds and Stocks
will take place On Monday, the 3Oth inst, a. I2 O'Clock
at the Merchants Exchange.
We annex a comparative statement Of the Foreign
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

CousrERFElr Bills Counterfeit s. bills on tht
Li,chfeld County Bank Nsw-Mlford, Conn, have
been extensively circulated within few days past
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

FEMALE BURGLAR-SergeSnt Rhodes OF the
Second Precinct police arrested woman named
ORourke residing in Adelph street. on the cnsrge OF
burglary 1t appears that some ten days since the
house Of Mr. Sinclair, in Clermol avenue was roooeu
Of several articles Of value. On Friday the house was
again robbed and the accused having been seen COM
ing out with bundle wss arrested. The goods stolen
on both occasions found at her residence and she
was committed by Justice Conwel for trid.
CouSrERrErTERs EscAPED.-Sylvester Collins and
John Allen, charged with passing counterfeit bills on
the National Babk of Providence some weeks since,
and who were committed to jail escaped from deputy
sheriff in whose charge they placed to procure
bail on Friday. They have not been heard Of sinse,
asd it is likely will not be.
CITY MoRTAIlIY.-The total number Of des,hs in
this city last week was 66. OF these, s. were males,
and 70 females. Adults, As; children, l2l. The prn-
cpsl diseases were cholera insntum, 80 consumption,
as nfan,le commissions 49, diaThes, II; dysentery,
3; scarlet fever g measles, > small 3, &c. l3l
were natives Of the United S.stes Of foreign birth, 3D.
CoUSrERFEIT BmIs.-Countereit = bills on the
Li,chfeld County Bank, Nsw-Mlford, Conn, have
been extensively crculsted within few days past.
SUNDAY ANUsENENIs.-In addition 10 the usual
hger beer festivities in the Sixteenth Ward and other
places theatrical performances have been instituted on
Sunday and yesterday place 81 the corner Of Mont
roes avenue ard Leonard streets kept by Carl Kink,
wss in full operation The police are poweress to set
because the magistrates will not sustain them and as
sist in the execution OF the law
A party O: twelve men snd boys were arrested by
the police of the Fifth Precinct yesterday afternoon for
playing game of ball in Frst street. nesr North Third.
TESTIMONIAL TO TIE REV. Mr.. McSHANE.-A
meeting Of the lesdipg members Of St Pauls Roman
Catholic Church took place a. the house OF MI Jsmes
Sullivan, in Wloughby street, on Thursday evening,
for the purpose Of presenting the Rev. Mr. McS1sne
with some suitable testimonial previous to his separa-
tion from them pastor, having come TO the dsterm
nation 10 return to Ireland Nh McShane has sborei
lrg and seaousy for the good Of his congregation and
his departure is greatly regretted. Mr.. Cornelius
Deyer was called 10 the chair and IN neat address
referred TO his many good services, and rendered
the good wishes the affections and the prayers Of the
devoted people Of Brooklyn, to carry with him to his
native land. He then on the part OF the congregation
cf S.. Psuls, presented him with q gold chalice,
ps,ep, ciborium, cruets, and geld watch and chsin.
The Rev. gentleman made appropriate and feeling
response when after Interchange Of sentiments Of
kindly and sfeconste regard between the recipient Of
The elegsnt souvenirs and the donors the company
,artooa Of repast prepared for the occsson. Before
pstea, it va arranged Ass Low pEsssG; iisla
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

We annex comparative statement Of the Exports,
exclusive Of speie, from NewYork to foreign porte,
for the week ami since January /:
1856. 1851. 1858.
Total ,or The week. .....9l4s857 flJ4,25 Sl,la 81
Previously reported 0,76OlS 4S075 7s9 Ss,7'3@i
Since jan ......s So ~, $50 si745s,coi eNOj9Fl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

Tie following table will compare the exports of tho
seven prncipa staple articles for the week and year:
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TERMS:
DAILY TlIsuxE, per annnm. m....................W
srNfvEEELY TklBusa. -
On. Cory cre year 81 Five Copies, one year.
Fwo Coples zeal. 5iTen Coeies, 70 os< 6t@rss ~
wIEKLY TRIBUNE =,
On. Copy ore yes....... 81 1--WE Copies, one yesr"s
Phree Copies, ore yee..... Tsu Copies. one ysu..b
twenty Copies 10 address u the rate Of 81 psf s
aInCn-
Hventy Copies % adGrea II each subscrbey Anc say M
lager number AZ the rate Of 81 D. each ......'.
Any p-rson sending Cub Of twenty o more S1
Led 70 extra copy.
Subscriptions may cornsrce st any time fsrrss'''~
n sdysnoe. Al lstssus 10 be addressed 70
HORACE GREELEY 70,
wv i"N' aug ''''' N.sau-s Nes'in
We employ 10 zrvesirs u-nta All The. r sssv.sst b.
,ss % e. % order 20 tecouls subs1iosr 10 fHs
nclose money &c u.s. and forward inrosh t ~ -
Friends ko cherish the principles we sayoosse = ,ss ~
have ful aud reliable intens 9os ron ~ ys,s abcT
81 ~ assaH u getting ~ siass soo ''
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rut And wien yoa chang your re1aenoe, sesstOGss~
ssp~r changed ssoordinty stAs he neae Q, - IA s0
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

The TRIBUNE is printed on . large impn
sheet, folded in quArtO form, and mailed 10 ~
eribers on the following
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

CouNTERFEITERs EscAPED.-SyIvester Collins and
John Allen, charged with passing counterfeit bills on
the National Babk of Providence some weeks since,
and who committed to jsl, escaped from deputy
sheriff in whose charge they placed to procure
bail on Friday. They have not been hesri of sinse,
and it is likely viii not be.
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News from the French West ladies'.

lF'rom the Granada Chronicle, Dec. IL
Our Geadaioupe files have no, come 10 band by the
mail from the French islands and only number the
Optrs mer, Martinique paper, has been received no
the In the Official journal Informs Of order having
been issued by the Governor the 18th ut pending
the publication Of the ORre Ner for a month but which
order recalled in fortnight, the occasion OF the
Anniversary Of December 2 We not informed Of the
trcspass which called this punishment down
temporary doubt his pen has been too free In the sight
Of the French censor.
Admiral Count de Gueydon late Governor OF MART.
nique, on his first visit TO that island Naval Com
mander in Chief on the West India and Mexico ION on
board Of the Cleopatra He was welcomed az 81 Fcrrc
the 25th ult with splendid banquet by the merchants
OF that town when upwards of assembled
Preparatory TO the arrival OF the art batch Of African
immigrants recruited by the Regis firm, notice has been
given by the government Of the rates 20 be paid their
introducion Before delivery the parties engaging to
employ them are required 80 pay down a premium
equal 70 Is per adult and &C per non adult There will
be paid from the Immigration fund e. per adult and &c
per non adult definite expenditure and g per adult
u be reimbursed by the employers three eqpa yearly
nstalnens e. per adult 70 be reimbursed IN two
similar nsslments and f2 for each infant wing
its mother be reimbursed At the end of Que year The
allotment 81 Immigrants 10 ole estate IL limited 10 twenty
out Of one importation.
hquea collection of2, varieties 81 The Indian corn which
bad been sent 20 the Universal Exhibition 10 France by
the New York Agricultural Society. They being de-
Avered 70 applicants nj the Botanic Gardens Of ~.
Pierre Their designations are given az focws-The vel.
low Of eight rows, Ohio dented, koi Philippe forward
white, red-refcct,ug yellow, Coutc dOraage, nowery
evergreen. improved Duiton white lnt Of New Mexico
stained white. Tgscarors white OF delaware dented white
Evans yellow. large Duton. hddauah, white flint OF
tanaoa Quo OF eight row., small Dalton red reflect
distribution has been made by the Governor Of War.
Unique q the medals awarded in June last year By the
jury Of The exhibition Of agricultural productions 70 par
ties Ia Martinique
There II no commercial news IN the Papers we have re.
coived on The 4th inst sugar selling - Pierre az
prices cqual is. 2 90 per cwt rum tsBa IL Ga
worth - r.. sterling tho American eagle Gl6s. Cd :
round dollars very scarce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-24

schr M.ry Alice welch, Ponce, PR-ssurses Co
Scbr ID sparks, McNutt sagua-J Elwell 4 Co
s~hr Ford tssiaa@ pAii-rfpn,us n. ,ss usvr
schr VIM Gray, Bull, froydencs-J EdwardsI
sloop fhenix shepherd, New Haven't h Edwards
Steamer AtalaAts. eager Charleston
steamer Locust Point, French baltimore.
ARRIVED
Bark Quickstep of Bosont Smith shanxhse Oct Anita,
Nov passed Cape food Hope Des the Equator Dee 81
with teas g w y Bacon Oct Is OF Gaspar snnSS
ship Independence Haskell from Macao Tor New York ;h
Jan L. lat u 2 ION 6. 49, spoke bark Dreber Of Phila.
BarI Pssdn of Bsltmors, Wilson New.orisanr IN ,,.s
with sugar, 10 master.
Brig Annie Geidert (r cochrane windsor NE "a dsv,,
with potatoes. bound TO Philadelphia
Richmond
sehr Ransom OBJ King. Horton Ms Il days, with po.a,
schr VIM Titcomb (of Rockand, Manning New Orleans
~ days hound TO Providence.
Schr Margaret, HENSON. CT. Point, days
sebr Caroline y. "arrss Virginia, days,
Schr hA"s.'.,op Hopkins, Georgetown Dc 6dsya
- Maria, Cook Calais 10 days
schr Y A Paine, Horton, PASSPORT, 8 days
Schr Mary Brewer Brophy Cas1ne. a days
schr Geo W Glover Thomas, Camden D days
schr Pawtucket Packard, Rockland days
Schr Chieftap, Rhodes, Rocklsnd, o days
schr Lucy White, Arey, Rockland, Q days
Schr Thos Hin, Hall, Rocklsnd, days.
schr Coiner, Churchill Plymouth, days,
echr Wonder. French Providence.
Schr Water Witch Hull, Providsncb.
Steamer Locust Point. Fres,ch baltimore
Steamer Petrol Arey PrQridence.
SAIlED.
Steamships Augusta Savannah; Columbia Charleston:
Jamestown Norfolk &c, shios Talbot Melbourne land
snchorea QqarsnneE Chss Cooper Antwerp; Rockland
bres Marine Cieseucgos Tberas, do Hope Mayaguez,
Fiuker, Jacksonville
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Tlrom the Rochester Democrat, Jan %
A popular demonstration, in sympathy with the
principal witness for the people in the recent Robert
son trial, and undoubtedly called forth by the pro
ceedings of Wednesday night on the other side, was
made last evening and participated in by several
hpndrsd people, large part of whom were Germans.
Az about eight O'Clock, Newmans cornet band struck
mn hNeiy ar ~ front Of the Court House, and soon
iaroS crowd OF men was gathered at :hur place.
The multitude formed in procession and passed up
Main street to Clinton TIsft. aQa finally halted in
front of the residence of CALVIN Huson, Vr, Inc
Ds' riot Attorney, Oh Chestnut street. The BAUD
Played several pieces; three cheers were heartily
given for Huson, and three more for Joseph bieger'
Calls were made for Husen, but no one responded,
and the procession took up the line of march for the
residence of Dr. Biegler on South st. Paul street.
The band here also performed several pieces when
calls were made for Hegler, and many cheers given
for him. Dr. g. came out on the piazza and said
Friends have nothing more to say than 70 thank
you for the kindness in sustaining me in this TIME OF
trial have done n more than my duty, and would
again do so under any circumstances. (Apphnse.)
] have studied medicine to help mankind and to Keep
them from disease-not to take life away. ZAP
plause) thank you fer this demonstration-from
the bottom of my heart thank you-that you have
expressed yourselves in this way. (Three cheers
were given) WELCOME you to the hasty prepare
tions have made for you.
The members of the band and few others were
then admitted to the house to pertake OF collation.
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Obituary.
DrATn OF cor. LKHNANHossY.

IL.
few days ago Col Lehmanhosky. the iuslrious Pole
who served under Napoleon during the times of the re-
pubic and The empire died near HAMBURG Clark county
Indiana, aged IS years lie among the nrst rally
10 the standard % the Little Corporal and never BETRAYED
hs trust or BIZ master from the siege o Touon final
overthrow and exile Many of have listened 10 hs lee.
lures and remember the thrilling incidents related by tue
Old man. He IN Italy aud Egypt and behcld the san-
culinary Conflicts that tosk place beneath The shadows n
the pyramids. crused the Red and among the nfi
Of the desert behed the rsvsges of the psue cot
down the flower e tho army yet did he cling 10 tue for
tunes ~ The great captain with that peculiar en3cty that
MARKED the followers OF the greatest general that ever
trod the earth. Tor his devotcdness he suffered mpris5n
uen' IN thc cdhsome dungeons q Par aud last exlcd
from the land Of hi fret adoption TO the home 81 The free
Here be lived exemplary Christian, and when he Was
called 20 ph the Last battle he gired The armcr o.
faith and fe beneath the scyihe ~ death 10 he valcor
ed victorious W eternity. lie buriei with Nasorc
honors aud while he lived could boast Of being one Of the
officers tina, Initiated the great Napoleon into he mysere.
that ancient and honorable order Netc tspg (Tad)
Ie3ger.
GroRGE RrSroS HARPER Esq., who, for nearly forty
years editor Of the Franklin r. psory died al Cham.
bCrsburg Pennsylvania the i3h aged seventy.
nine cars In the az 1912 he served a. an officer OF
the nantry in two campaigns frst the Canada lines
add apan in the defence Of Baltimore On The Iai,r oc.
zion be and Cap, Cuberteon with drum and ffe and the
az Of the sold Blues raised a company Of over one
hundred men, and bad them The march 70 the scene Of
action IN few hours.
The Havana Schuyler Co, n. " Journal records the
death the 5th inst of Nj DAVID CnAPIy in the ninety
sixth year Of his age. Mr. Chapin od Revolution.
ary soldier born in New Hartford Coma in August 1862
Al the age a sixteen he entered the Revolutionary arv
and served for Eve year,, until the close Of the war
ia 1888 he present at the execution Of Andre the
evacuation OF New Yurt on the 25th Of November i,s2
and at the farewell Of Washington 20 his army hbon
the year lfss Mr.. Chaplin removed 10 oneida county NY
and resided for many years at Sangershed Ills widow
who ninety years Of age and three out OF eight children
survive him Mr. and Mrs Chaplin married seventy
two years and thus for nearly three fourths century
they travelled the journey Of life together.
ZIccTFvs ROBINSON, a revolutionary veteran sged o.
years, died az South boro Mass, the 18th iu-t His
aged partner st survives being IS years old The years
Of their welded life were So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.
MON EY MARK Z II.


There was an upward movement in the stock mar
ket today, with moderate amount of business in all
the leading speculative stocks. At the first board
Tennessee State 6's advanced per cent; La Crosse
land grant bonds IA; Pennsylvania Coal Company 3;
Cumberland Coal, 4; Pacific Steamship Company, J;
New York Central Railroad, Z; Michigan Central
Railroad, Z; Michigan Southern, !; Illinois Central
Railroad, }; Galena and Chicago, Il; Chicago and
Rock Island, d Cumberland Coal,l Milwaukee and
Mississippi Railroad declined per cent. These are
selling time either option at quotations, and
the principal buyers are parties who have already
more than a comfortable supply. When they can
find market at prices beyond those now ruling is
matter of vast importance to present holders
or buyers, and one that is likely TO cause much
uneasiness. The abundance of money is favor
able for carrying stocks, but it acts no in
dusement for outsiders to purchase. At the
second board the market was very fiat and general
ly lower. Cumberland declined per cent; Della
ware and Hudson, 1; New York Central Railroad
/; Michigan Southern, old, !; La Crosse and Mil
waukie, 4. La Crosse land grant bonds closed firm
at 453 per cent seller ten days which is advance
Of per cent on the highest price current at the
first board. These bonds possess intrinsic value
equal to those of the Illinois Central and in less
than twelve months after the completion of the road
will, beyond all doubt command corresponding
prices in the market
The Assistant Treasurer reports today as fol-
lows
Total receipts s2l3es4 81
payments. .s.........'. .............. oscsO oo
balance .3,oT3,e4o "a
The receipts today include s72 900 from customs.
The Home Insurance Company has declared a
semiannual dividend Of ten per cent, payable on de-
mand; the Greenwich Insurance, semiannual divi-
dend of seven per cent payable on the LIST of Feb
ruary
The Oswego and Syracuse Railroad Company has
declared a semi-annua dividend Of four per cent,
payable at the Union Bank in this city on the LIST of
February.
The Milwaukee and Ia Crosse Railroad is now
graded to Red Mills, four miles beyond Lisbon The
work the road is to be continued TO the junction,
fourteen miles further, this winter. This will take
the to within forty miles Of the Mississippi.
The Reading Railroad Company reports tonnage
of l0s29 tons for the week ending Thursday last
and for the G2 1898 TONS against EOS G65 tons
TO same date last year.
The receipts and expenses Of the Western Rail
road Corporation of Massachusetts, for the year end
ing November 30, 1857, were as follows:-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

INhN.
FfouR-Ihe market was dull and prices unchanged.
The sales embraced about 900 bbs, including superine
State at - "a 81 35 and extra do. at 81 SO 81 rs.
WHrAr.-for prime lots the market was firm aud sup
plies limited small lot Of 400 bushels Of North
Carolina white sold at 81 40 Other descriptions
quiet
CogS inactive, while prices without change OF
moment. The sales embraced about 10000 a 1900
bushels new yellow white, at Coo. eec. aesc,
RyE-Salcs OF about 400 bushels made AZ zoo.
foRk was active. with speculative demand. Yestcr.
day afternoon and to-day the sacs embraced about 800
bbls. mess at ola 10 t1b. Bacon in fair demand,
with sales Of 800 boxes Cumberland cut mt &C.
CoITos dun and sales confined 10 about 300 bales
at unchanged prices.
wmsKEY quiet. q &c. bid, and &c asked.
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Juan del CantIlo some fourteen years in the services
and the Prussian Joseph 6ordon, who has held his
appointment for twenty years
Jamaica has three banks and savings Institution.
The highest interest allowed by law is four and half
per cent; and TO keep the people OF the island
from gfumbling at the mother country !" the English
government lately granted loan Of $500 900, at
three and a half per cent-interest previously
charged being at the rate of six per cent per aunum
distance of thirteen miles, is being continued To
Clarendon Park, about sixty miles from ki,gss n.
1t Is said this road is doing an improving busiW ss
Owing, Of late years. to the high price of olonial
dersbe increase in the staple prodHctio as of the
island, as may be seen from the follow ing annual
summary 40 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-24

Loss or BARK JANE DorEs-Lewes DEL Jan q, SAM-The
bark Jane Doen (of Bath Capt winslow from Philadelphia
for Boston with Of coal left the Brcakwa;er yeser-
day morning at O'Clock, and when only miles aha
sprung aleak which increased rapidly h she
than 10 minutes Capt and barely time 70 save
their clothing and two compasses and the boats.
They returned here yesterday noon where they sold no
boss and compasses.
BARK WASHINGTON AusrON, Boston 2h from, Calcptaa.
20 Of Bermuda with success lion of heavy gales
On The l2h inst in the Gulf Stream terrinc
hurricane from the South knocking away the buiwarhs and
doing other damage.
The following table gives summary of the vessels in the
hsrbors OF New York Boston, Baltimore Charleston Sayan.
nah Mobile and New Orleans at the latest from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-24
Superior Court-Generai Term.

Present, a fuH Jtench.
las. 23.-Gerg. II. Busting ". John Thompson
Order affirmed
George Casslrd vs.. Elisha ". iIinman-Order
affirmed with costs.
jose ". Mora n al, vs. Dennis A. McC rely II a.
Order reversed
Before Hon. Judge Pierrpont.
JAN. 23.-Martha Gamer W. William Hannah
Relief granted ON terms.
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CO orcd man Gays the Watertoun N. W journal
named DAVID WNcaT, who bss been In our county poor
house for several years died the lth inst the
advanced age OF one hundred and years lie
ue county house from the town OF Clayton. He has
avays behaved himself we'll aud enjoyed good health N
the Day 81 his death and finally died without any sppa
rett disease-breaiLng out hs Hfs though be we're
gong " flecn