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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06

After all the various contradictory accounts from
Mexico, il now seems certain that in the battle Oh
San Parsda, near San Luis Potosi, Vidaurri ex'
perienced at the hands Of Mramon decisive
defeat, and that the scheme Of marching upon
the City Of Mexico from the north has been inden-
nitely postponed. 1t is true that the socAnea
Constitutional party still remains in possession NOV
only of the northern frontier, but Of most Of 1oo
sesports both on the Gulf and the Pacific COAST
According to the last accounts even the Port Oh
Tobacco, which had hitherto adhered to he
Zulosga party, WAS in danger Of falling into Con''s
tutonal hands. At the same time, it is not less
true that the fertile table-and, the ancient empire
Of the Montezumas, including by far the greater
part Of the population, wealth and resources o' 'ne
Mexican Republic remains in the undsturoed
possession of the Zuloags party. Nor can their
being cut OF from the coast, and the interruption
thus given 10 foreign trade hardly be considered as
a real calamity. The mportatons of Mexico fitn,
abroad consist almost exclusively Of articles Of
luxury imported for the pleasure Of the few rlcai
nor can the ordinary industry Of the country suffer
much from the cessation Of this trade which, both
in its Wholesale and retail departments is almost
wholly in the hands of foreigners. The export OF
Mexico is chiefly silver, a large part Of which
extracted from the mines on foreign account. mo
proprietors of these mines will no doubt find means
get their silver out Of the country.
Were it not for that very strong and often IL
most unaccountable political attraction which nov
only binds together, but in case Of temporary as
locations draws together again, the parts oil
country which has once acquired the habit Of look
ing TO central authority. We might be inclined
suppose that the pending Mexican war, ins'eaa u
being brought to any speedy conclusion, would 70.
sul, in the separation, more or less protrscted' q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06

PILES! WHAT Is TT How CURED
Thousands OF persons have ressuer for years with the
dsesse-yet few know what it is how 1t cured Every
Plies whether mansed in the form Of external tuno
frequent be in violent itching and irritation depends
essentially upon the abdominal circulation
This produces the dlataon of the veins formation
of tumc heuorhas pain and udeIns and the disease can
naly relieve the abdominal venou congestion Hence, oin
BuMrHRFY's HoMnoPATHIc Pun sPEoWIc-A simple sugar
Pill taken three times day, cures the disease BY
have been cured by t. even OF the obstinate AL
will be promptly benefited by it. c
CASES AND CURES m
J. clergyman of the Baptist Church, well known in Illinois
writing 81 have been for some time seriously al
we're Onest time indeed hopes.bu have used your
medicine pile Specified and am cured have no e9uo' you
H. lady sends the following: have been quite az
fitted for several years past with HemoIhoc, or
few weeks since commenced taking your Specihc Tor tha
complaint almost immediate relief Anei taking six OF
eight of the Pills the seemed to be wholly effected At 81
events have not been entirely free from the same Length
Ill sentemon in Ontario County had been subec. to Ple'
for twelve fifteen years They extremely painful Often
PLE srscfIc one Pin morning and night After having
taken less than box the patient declares himself enrc,
James II. Porter of Amyvne, N. Y. writes: One Of
Piles Of over twelve year. aDdhs was very mncn relieved
within week with prospect OF permanent cure, BY
the use OF your PILE PILLS alone.
V. PlLrs Aso DyssrrsA-A young gentleman bad been
painful and bleeding at every stool His stomach was
mouth sour bitter distress after eating siuenc- and coye
bowels lie procured after trying other remedies with only
temporary effect, box Of HOMEOPATHIC DYSPEPSIA
Pis This he did in opposition to the of his homeo
physician, who told him thst 1.-THE Pills huubur
&c He however found himself relieved from the first dose
and in the Of four i've weeks considered himself well
Of all his ailments, having used no other medicine.
Price Of PILE SPECIFIC, 80 cent. per box with directions
N B-A full Of HUMPHREYS HoNEOP.THIc SPECIFICS
with Book Directions and 20 different Remedies in large
vas So ditto in plain case, Si fsmly Case
of IS boxes and Book 80
These Remedies BY the single box By mail
express free Of charge address receipt Of tie price
Addre.s HUNPHgEYsA PALMER
No. So Broadwav New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06

The Republican party has achieved very de-
cjded triumph in our recent Election. For the
election of several Members of Congress and a
score of Assemblymen, We are indebted to the CO.
operation of anti.LecOmpton Ame ricans, but the
vote for State Officers WAS party one and the
majority on these, though not so large as we have
supposed it, is sufficient. There is now majority
of Republicans in either branch of the Legsls-
ture. but the Canal Board We believe, through
the adverse results OF last years election,
il against US. Doubtless, some Americans have
voted for Mr.. Morgan, but we think more have
supported Judge Parker, for reasons which to
them were satisfactory. The Republicans SIRE not
all absolute msjority Of the electors of our State
nor have they ever been, the two adverse parties
having a combined majority Of some FOrty-fve
Thousand against them in ls56, which is more, We
think. than they can now muster. Had the Amer
lean party been wholly dissolved and absorbed at
this election, il is probable that Mr. Morgans ms.
iority would have been increased rather than
diminished.
We stsnd then, face to face with future which
proaers ample opportunities and imposes weigh.y
responsibilities. If our course herceforth be
guided BY wise and unsel6sh eounsels, We eau
hardly fail to receive large 'ccessons to our ranks
and contribute the powerful moral weight of New
York in the canvass of 1860 as well as her vote at
Its close, to the triumph Of Republican principles
and the restoration of the country to the policy of
Washington and Jefferson with regard to Slavery
ard its Extension. An exhibition Of weakness or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06
The Tribune for California

VIII be ready at 10 O'Clock this morning. Ii will con-
tain the Money and Market Reports, Marriages and
Deaths and all the latest important Foreign and Do
mestc News since the sailing Of the last steamer. The
Illinois leaves to-day at o'clock. Single copies in
wrappers ready for mailing for sale at the counter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06
NswSlork DAILY G,ibnae
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1858.
tn ooI1rspOyDryTs

TO CORRESPONDENTS
MIN HOLMES Oxforo-What State
No notice taken Of anonymous Communicated what
intended for insertion must be authenticated b ihe
sodress Of the wrernot necesssry H.. pueacs'
ton, but a. guaranty for his good faith
We cannot undertake rejected Communicates
Business letters The TkIsusg Office should L. 81 be
addressed TO HoRacK GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06

The Quaker City, which arrived at Orleans
yesterday, brings intelligence that the Tehuantepec
route to California is fairly opened at last. Zuloa-
gas troops have been driven from the Isthmus, and
it is represented that tie climate i, healthy and the
route in the best condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06
HAIR DYE. WIGS AND ToupEE

,urpas in excellence he world This popular essesh
- 1. IN BROADWAY under the As,or House door north of
main ea sDce The assortment OF HAIR Brads Wigs To9pe-s
- canpo, equaed by other in the Union
"a ID, a Excelsior Hair Dye 10 applied BY pc
1900 r., At al hours Of the day in suite private rooms
x for the rurPse. aud sp-ndidy lighted BY
s h,iu essential "a insure perfection In the dyeng
- III, Wh.lers &C. Wholesale and retail Copy address
VI "sn' CKisTADoRo, No. 6 Astol House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06
KNAPp's indian STRENGTHENING PLAsTERs.

For Pain Weakness IN the Back. Breast Side Les,
Rheumatism. Bruises, Sprans, Asthma and Diseases the
IpSs Liver aud Kidneys these Paers stand unrysled and
for cheapnes and durability they far sups eli o,hesa
Sd by al DrusgtS General Depot No. 90 Hadsons N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06
HOSTETTER's BITTERs

your breath fetid your lips parched your stomach si
Are you inclined downes snsuor and easily fstsued By
stsadng talking &c You should HosrErIEss ceebs-
ted BierS They regulate the stomach and liver and
power endurance and elasticity OF spirits perfectly surprising
The money will be refunded recommended They
bsT Sold by al hotels and drussstA
BARNss PARK Nos Is and Is Park wholesale agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06

The mails for Europe by the steamship Vigo vii
close this morning at l04 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06
TLy NEW-YOKK AND WASHINGTON PRINTING

ThE kEw-YOkK AND WASHINGTON PRINTING
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
GENERAL OfFIcE, TgLEGRVH BUILDING. No. q WALLST.
RATES REDUCED.
Ten Words. Each Add. Word
K-w.York 70 PhIsdelph IS cents. cents
New York 20 Baltimore 80 cents. cents
NewYork to Washington -. so cents. cents
spondns red cton between intermediate Stsons
rHE NEw .foRK AND WAsHISCToS PRINTING TELEGRAPH Co.
IL the only direct and reliable line, connecting with the
Fssaeru Western Northern Southern lines and 10 the
ONLY PRINTING TELEGRAPH
Between EfwY DIRK, Patterson, Trenton PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE aud WASHINGTON.
The public may rely upon usual prompt and reliable trans
OF all ches FROM aud b-tween ne following Offices
kEwYoRx Telegraph Builoing No. u Wall at No Astor
House, ST. Nicholas Hotel Metropolitan Hotel, Newiork
Hotel, III Broaowsy
EEwYoRE, Madison square PostOdice Broadway. and
S2d-H.
EgwYoRE Harlem Railroad depot Of 2hst and h
WILLIAMSBURG. No 81 South 5tb-st
BRooKLyk corner of Montague aud Court-sts
Pail ApELPHiA northeast Of Third and Chestnut So
BALTIMORE south Of Baltimore and South.sts
WAsHNcTok, u. c., National Hotel
VA, Id C.. Wiilards Hotel
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Buy THE BEST
CHILsoN's CONF FURNACE,
CHILsoS's GoLD MEDAL FURSAcH,
CHnsoh's Gas CONSUMING FyRNAcH,
Made s1d sold BY BRAMHALL, HsDeI Co,
Ne. sos Broadway, corner Of Walker-st.
GOID WATCHES, GOLD WATCHES,
FOR Ladies Gentlemen warranted accurate tIneksepe
Tor sale st 81 per cent below retail sto.e prices
D. C. PEACOCK Importer represented BY
DAvo RAT No. 405 Broadway, up s.aira
Where do you get your Coffee Its the best
have ever tasted provided my wife with Of the PEOPLES
CoyrEE PoTs Tor sale Of No. SO Broadway.
AT DEMPSEY Il FARGIsS, No. COB BROADWAY,
Now styles Of
WEDDING CARDS,
VISITING C.RDs,
and WEDDING STATIONERY
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Busincss Notices.

STEARSs & MARvIN's SAFES At THE CRYs-
TAI PaLscr FgrTbe Of the public requested
to the following oerilcse from Officers and others Of the late
Pair OF the American institute. IN reference 70 the destruction
Of sAs1 which Ct Inevitable a. with one ei
eep,ion, they len wide open:
CERTIFICATE.
As msspprehsu.ion eAi., IN regard 20 .
tos Of the Safes belonging 10 Messs- sTraSss ~
the CfysA Palace the tine Of the fire. In Ju''e "
would .,se that from the time Of their entry ,h'y W.
Looked and open for the examination o. '''''o'. a'
edop vr found on the morning sube luent 10 the me-
New. York. Oct. Is, 1853
J.B. H.TaawAv, tsupth ia u o'o',
wv ~ wneox (Pioor Msrsser), NJ YALE oADF.
O,a n . above Safe. Which CHANGED 70 be- Pasy o'oseo
4. oox =, DER sore in Mnfrsy.st-, for examination.
srs..ss 4 MARVIN No. y North Mains, s., LOui.
NO. 81 OTavierst, New Orleans.
Manufacturers Of the
wmDrs PsTysr sALAsANDrR sur.
TnE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
Morse Lines
GlsEsAL OrFIcE-No. IS WALL.sr.
RATS REDUCED.
wAe BIZ Wus, and improved busne" facilities tdi Com
sS"I~ " '''-'' '-'" Each .ddi.iorA
Ten Words Word.
Essyprt 70 Philadelphia. ..8 cents 2oerts
Eev-xors TO Baltimore. 80 cents. scents
Corresponding reduction between intermediate points
Tue MAGNETIC CoNrAsY
bushes, oil point. the United States and Canada
Their Ins are with and Canada Lines
a. New York and with the Western Lines at Baltimore.
The Magnetic Company
IL the oldest Telegraph Company the United States and alone
have the right to The Morse Invention upon the route OF
their Lines
The pubic sy rely upon prompt and accurate transmits
don Of oil Dispe.che. doposed the following OHices:
Etw.YoRx No. Is Wallst
kIw.foRK ..........Astor House. at main entrance
Nt~.Yokx .,........ New Haven Depot, 9th st.
PHtLADELYBIA. No. SO< Chestnutst
Pan ApKL pBIA..... .Graid House.
B.LTrnoRg -. .s~u Iron Building.
WIssneTox Cor ner Penney wanna and 9Th st.
WIsUkcIos ...... United States Capitol
BosTos ...,...,...... Merchsuts' Exchange
PoerIAsp .......,...ko ~ E9chsngest.
ClscrhsATI.. Under BuTnet House.
E.w-OrtyANs. Binder 81. Charles Hotel
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PILES WHAT Is TT How CURED!

Office, BARTLETT Co,
Needle Manufacturers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06

Rcd In TIE Herald Of ths day ooamn Of certificates ae'ns
20 The ~osey Of MEYEss miraculous remedies, which never
6aut. dsSiroy e. kiads o.yeIuin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

SLABS AND SI11s.-The term mud sill orig
inally used in sarcastic reference to working
men, is likely TO be converted to most offensive
weapon. Like Yankee Doodle first applied in
lersion, it has become voluntary, elfapplied
appellation. Hammond's un-democratic speech
has done bis party greater injury than he, or his
children, to the tenth generation, can repair or
atone for by selfscourgiDg and unceasing cruci-
fxion of tie fosh. II is ly The unwayering 10y.
atty of people whom this styles mud -sills'
and white slaves that the Democratic party
has outlived and overpowered every contesting
organ ization. Democracy has always been re-
garded as the antithess Of aristocracy its most
fertile ground is the floor Of the workshop and
the labor field, where the lowly stand for hire
How insulting, then, that an offspring of one Of
their fellow-workers whom they lifted from the
manger TO honorable place, should turn upon
them, and, looking on their dirt daubed rags,
should call them slaves and Offset their value
with the stupid negro who knows nothing beyond
his masters crib.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

The ExILE.-O! you whom happiness has
rendered selfish, you who have never suffered the
tortures of exile, you believe it is but light
pain to deprive men Of their country! Be sure
of it, exile is a continued martyrdom lit is DEATH
but not the glorious and brilliant death of those
who fall for their native land-not the camer
death of these whose life passes away amid the
charms OF the domestic hearth-but consuming
death, slow and hideous, which wastes you silent
ly, and leads you noiselessly and without effort
to lonely tomb. When you are in exile the
very air that encompasses stiaes you, and you
only live on the faint breath which reaches you
from the distant shores of the land of your birth.
Louis NdpOLeon
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24
Central Committee Notice
Telegraph Installment
OFFICE NORTHERN CAL. TELEGRAPH Co.,
SnAcr, InlN 4 lSnH

OFFICE NORTHERN CAL. TELEGRAPH Co.,
SHASTA, July II, 1853.
SUBSCRIBERS to the stock of the Northern
- California Telegraph Company will take no.
tice that at a meeting of the Directors, held in
Shasta, today, Wednesday, July lith, 1858, the
fourth 'nsiallment Of twenty per cent. on their
subscriptions for stock of said Company was de-
clared due, and payment Of the same according
to the Articles of Association of the Company,
demanded.
j. f. Strong and l. NJ Hubbard are authorized
to make collections.
By Order of the Board of Directors,
272n. j. +. DENT, Secretary
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

FIVE hundred tons of freight were thrown
overheard from the Commodore, during the gale
encountered on the 8!h, off Crescent City. A
passenger writing to the Alta describes the pain
full scene Of shooting and throwing over the
horses:
Who does not love horses? Imagine the
feelings of Mr.. Samuel Buckley, as he led his own
four fine animals to the slaughter; one after the
other received a ball from revolver, and thus
stunned were showed into the boiling sea. There
was led aft fine gray horse, the property of Mr.
McDermott, of San Francisco; he had helped to
roll off his own wagon and water cart. and every
thing that he possessed; but this was too much;
he got behind me cxclaiming, Il can't bear the
sightn The report of the fatal pistol reached
his ear, and the hne fellow WINGED as if the ball
had entered his own BRAIN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

How ARE THEY TO GET BACK ? The Sacramento
Union is anxious to know how the thousands of
destitute and desponding miners who have gone
to Frazer river are to get back, and suggests:
1t would be cheaper for the Hudson's Bay
company to send them to San Francisco than to
feed them for any length of time. But cannot
something be done towards helping these dcluded
Californians to return Ships can be chartered
at San Francisco at a reasonable cost, to bring
these men back, and some move to that cbrct
ought to be made at an early day-unless, indeed,
the steamship companies will exhibit the manli-
ness to send mp their steamers and hing down
those they took mp, at price that would barely
cover necessary expenses. This, in strict justice,
they ought TO do but will they? We suppose
not, unless forced into the measure The steam
slips have carried these misguided mon to Victo-
ria they have made tens OF thousands by so doing,
and question of humanity as well as justice,
vhoir owners should furnish them a chance to
return.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

THE GRAND jury have been in session three
days will probably finish their business today.
The following persons compose the Jury IS. C.
Jones, Foreman 0. Fox, Jos. Spence, j. Mort
land, b. Cook, J. T. Lincoln, [. Neblett, Il. Oil
yer, W. 6. Lowden, S. Chamberlain, NJ. Griffiths,
3. Steiner, W. Bray, Geo. Williams, A. f. Fuller,
J. Guilford. l. Comstock, NJ Everts.
As we go to press we learn that the Grand Ju-
ry have adjourned finding only one Indictment,
against Thos Slaltcry, Tor assault. Morris, the
young man who killed Carton, was discharged.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

WANTS TO EETrRN.-Jim. Cannon, Of Tcnncs-
see,, all old Trinity miner, writes to the Beacon
that he was married on the 9Th Of October, last,
her for the best Of reasons. Hoops caused the
trouble--he believes them to be decetful in
vention gotten up in the East to defraud unsus
pecting returned Caliornians' he wants tc
come back to Trinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

HARD CAsG.-A circus actor named McFar.
land was lately killed in Missouri thus His
wife had left him, and learning that she was at a
certain hotel, in company with another actor, Nc
Farland demanded admission having been re-
fused by the landlord he drew a revolver, and
attempted to shoot tie landlord, who stabbed
him to death.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

The DENoUEMENT.-We find in the Marysvile
.Ncrs of Tuesday, the following testimony OBJ
tanned from returned Frazer victim:
Witnesses are springing up, thick and fast,
bearing damning testimony against the humbug
and its getters up. On Sunday, one of our fellow
citizens, Herman Armer, sbrewd and intelligent
young gentleman who was lured to Victoria in
the beginning of the exodus, called to see us and
give us his experience. When be first set foot in
Victoria, all was excitement and hustle, and each
ship that came from San Francisco gave the ex-
citement and hustle more intensity. The newly
arrived immigrants were nervously anxious about
town lots, and they commenced buying as soon
as they landed. Real estate went up like sky
rocket. For some days, or, rather, weeks, Victoria
was a grand bedlam of insane Spectators. Mr.
Armer dipped in with the rest, but rather eau
tiously. Had he been able to read the fnture
clearly, he could have sold and more than dou-
bled bis money. But he held on until the sudden
revulsion came, and then sold for one half of what
he bad paid, aud was glad to make speedy tracks
for California. The revulson, though some an
tcipated it, startled the great mass OF adventures
like a thunder clap on cloudless day. Bad
news came from the mines on the river; dust did
not come as was expected; immigration from San
Francisco fell off suddenly; aud, all at once,
everybody discovered teat the whole affair was a
vianous deception and cheat All at once
everybody didn't want to buy. The bad news
from the river came thicker and faster, and then
everybody wanted to go home. But, to the great
majority, going home was much more easily
wished for than effected. The great majority
were completely strapped, and the steamships
were not in the humor Of carrying passengers for
charity. Mr.. Armer had the wberewth to trans
port himself back to California; and here he is,
perfectly satisfied with his northern jaunt, and
without the slightest inclination to make another
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24
WEAVERV VILLE:
sATURDAY MORNING, JULY %, 1855.
A PoL1rIc.-Reading every day Of The fierce

A PoLTTIc.-Resding every day of the fierce
faction battles Of Donglas and Lccompton, we
are reminded that no such profit Is "raugli"S
exists bere. We have scarcely heard the subject
referred to, and never in angry controversy
When the Kansas matter was the leading topic
the generally expressed sentiment was in favor
Of the Douglas measures, but having no party
paper TO fan the spark of discord, it died out
and we presume the Democracy Of Trinity will
not now quarrel upon that subject. Their ad
dress is moderate and conciliatory, and dispose'
of that matter with slight ceremony.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

Big DlsGUsT-- Several Frazer victims have
that he has seen miners making two or three dol
lars day, and has known a charce person to
make six or eight dollars, but as general thing
nothing can be made on Frazer river. We have
very little consolation TO offer, for we have all
along been convinced that the Frazer excitement
was conspiracy to rob people. The school of
eXpericnce is a dear one but very elttctual.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

LOOK TO YoUR TEETH.-Dr. Morse has arrived,
and taken his old rooms at the Magnolia lie
wishes us to say that he will be absent on the
river until next Tuesday or Wednesday, after
which time he may be found at his Office, pre-
pared to do plate, and other work, at low rates
The Dr. informs us that it is his intention to reside
permanently here.
DR.. Gates is absent on professional tour tc
Canon Creek and Trinity river, but will be back
in few days, and ready to await on his old Gus
toners.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

Do THY BEsT.-A young painter was directed
to finish piece which his master had been COM
PEELED to abandon because of inieriority. The
young man hesitated Do thy besI, the old man
said. The youth tried, and completed the great
picture of the Last SUPPER which hangs in 81
convent Of Milan, and to which thousands Of
art worshipcrs make pilgrimage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

PIKE OUT OF HIS ELEMENT.-The Alta tells the
following story about Missourian who was on
the Commodore in the recent gale; A pike
County man, who has bravcd death hundred
times on terra frma, grew so desperate during
the height of the gale, as to hand his pistol to
another passenger and beg Of him to blow his
brains out, preferrng any death to that Of being
choked by salt water.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

The Commander of the British West India
squadron declares that no authority was given
the Styx and other vessels to board and search
American ships the Instructions under which
the offending vessels arc acting are ten years old
They are to be recalled, and their officers called
10 account.