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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16
Appeal to the Press Of the United states

The committee appointed to receive contributions in
behalf Of the Garibald Fund for million Of muskcts
appeal TO the United States press to forward their NOBLE
work, by reproducing their circular, as follows
ONE MILLION OF MUsKErs
Pursuant 70 the resolution passed the Italian meeting
held on the 9Th ut at the Suyvesant In sute We the
undersigned appointed permanent Committee in order
the purchase Of one million Of nuskets call tho Italians
residen Of the United States and on all noble hearted
men who befriend civil ard religious liberty, unite in
realizing this, undertaking.
Tie struggle in whch great part of Italy at present
engaged 70 DO. only of national liberty but also one
Of Doderp civilization against the banefu influences of
the rast-desPottsn. ignorance and superstition We are
not IN this noble work. octaa,ed by selfish motives but
| TO our fellow citizens In behalf of this ancion.
mofheT of modern nations and assured that their
mite VIII not be withhold by the freoeu Of tho land
whose liberty Is The dread Q governments whose policy
gress hnd OF the supremacy Of the The sancty of
our cause On .ourages " the belief our appeal will
lot be without. effect, and anticipate The liberal
answers By our thanks
lbs ar's Any sam Of money, were II three cent
posage stamp, WIZ be welcomed and may be addressed
- tho Tfeascror Articles q nnc a-ts 70 be forwarded 70
Mr. fctrizic !'l.
Subscribers are requested TO r;ye their namee ara
address. 49,
Subscriber names wiz be registered IN book which,
wip be forwarded by The Permanent Conn, -.
t1'.sr goTAr1Iaept 80. s-..Hce % the
f ,en ygnSfH ,5AytzzASA, pres,se,, o,,
rsTRI2i0 ~. M o67 Broaiws~ 'a sr g. NJ
MICHAEL yASNf, aD4 Wills =, Sew Yora.
Prof ACHlILE AAGSI d street; New YORK.
a. sAA1GISETT - West Warren st.. Brooklyn
r ANctr m Trrasurer 10 r-,cha,re r,.c,
NV AM SS,esarv Oh r,i,r s,,,as. re,r Vol,
. fcEa, Nov. Is, 1850.
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BErTALrTY.-A New Albany Und.) paper con-
tans account Of most fcndsh Outrage perperated 10
that town upon poor man named Mark Erway. Erway
was walking along the railroad track what intoxi
Gated when he was encountered by two men, who
him choroform then stripped him Of all his clothing
Not content with robbng their victim the tends mutiiacd
ms pcrson by partial castration and then tied him
uat ne could not move without the most acute agony
Inc unfortunate man lay tor twenty hours naked before
ne was discovered aud relieved from his carfa situation
IN ahuiilon 70 his other trouble Erwsy was struck IN the
cut.
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American General Committee.
Pol. t.,s.s ssr the December ElectaoA.
~~.A 49, ..s--as thN County ncriz,raya xvoro ~,

Yesterday, at c.~..,
tiled to appear at the chamber Of the Board Of super
viscs to obtain the poll lists Of the late election, for the
purpose of completing O registry for the December
ele4on. Only those OF The first three wards, however,
couF procure their poll Lists, and the remainder went
away without The for this Is that In nus c1S05
the canvsssere Of The late election seoled up their poll
lss N he came Package containing The election returns
and ina, the law makes an offence opon any OF these
seals until received AID acted upon the meeting Of the
County Canvassers The following Official correspondence
has passed upon the subject
rr,s., New YORK, Nos. Is 1859.
NELSON = W A1EREuRy Eeq Attorney, &c:
SIR appears that the poll for most
uon ast,cs Of this city scaled election
necessary for the Inspectors ReQary
ses NIKE up the registry l!s,s accoYdsnce
psseo ~ tne set session of the legislature
en 10 VAN 70 procure to-day the hoard of
open az me returns In order that poll lists NAV be
u ana FURNISHED to the inspectors Recs for the respec
I'VE Under these a. The County Clerk
can fuffsh The poll s,s whai conrse ~ astr od vo,
recommend In the NATTER 80 " S ~ 80
f. fUkDY President Board OF G,pery sorr
r., :, DTTkicT ATTORNEYS OrrcP, Nov Is. lS59
ELIJAH fuRDf, Esq, President Board of s,,per
answer 10 letter this day would
pecuy recommend tina, the Boards OF Registry mot Furnish
- Vim NE po se should adjourn from dav 70 day until hsv
i WIN the pol lists by the County Clerk and that
e shead men proceed without delay 70 make out re.
gsuy OF voters according TO law.
NELSON J. WATERBURY,
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anM " .ss rnrsngers tho ocss
70 he gallant Grew Of III s boat their adm.ra,n IL
,he hsroc sng the hyes o forty two Of their
Jones, and The flor lanes M"rrs ~ 10 kvse form 'ry
GeMra Canada. The remarks Of General
-orrs eloquent called forth response from
Aessrs Hare and POI ter.
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TUE NISSAN: STEAMER NORTH STAR.
sAts ef the Kamcs Of her Passenger ana
Grew,
&e.. &s., ~

The steamship North Star, belonging 70 the ss'N hbn
nDe, ,et this port for Aspinwal on the 8"u N'ooer
ana had not arrived at her destination wncn ae iane
webster IVA there on The 4th inst The nora Star was
nm near ~ o week overdue Mourning >as s'ooe oeen
heard Of her, and this naturally caasos oonsderAoe
.nxe,, ava nn.asiness on The part Of those having
6tsr IDS and relatives on board.
L.rr from n gentleman who visited OommodSfe
v~,.asrhot Yesterday for the purpose Of learOAg his
A.. IN reard 10 the missing steamer thas NE follow
r. AZ what the Commodore gave as his spn'on in re-
...,s 10 the ma,terA"He only knew this that the
..mer was as siaunch and seavsrthy, well officer
"A and equipped, as well manned and provsoned, as
.v ship that ever left the port Of New York, and If she
= hos, be can't help II; but be don't believe she w."
This is characteristic Of Commodore vanderbilts man
NOR of reasoning and his summary way Of despachng
h,siuess matters IN the absence Of anything definite
ohine more can be said although there all sorts OF
theories and specuaons concerning the Of her
sepron.
The most reasonable way to account for her absence
that she has met with accident She may have broken
some part Of her machinery and put into some port from
which intelligence has not yet been received
As a sea going the North Star is classed Al
NOON the records Of the insurance companies. She was
boil, at GreenpoDt 1885, by smonson, and registers
so7 TONS Her frame Of the best oak, fastened with
ana iron, ueI DOttoHl is uoupe phuAeu, wv
boers new 1859, with two beam engines Of 400 horse
power cylinders 60 inches in diameter and ~ feet
stroke.
inc North Star is brig rugged and could do oleraby well
snder sail alone. She well provided with pumps, hose,
e and all the appurtenances necessary TO be used
h case Of FIRE any emergency; she is well provided
with COAL and provisions, and s under the
land OF enc Of the best sailors and officers cut Of New
York.
The following arc her cfhcers:-
A. G. Jones, Commander.
}. Foster, First officer.
O. Fowler, Chief Engineer.
J. Fowler, First Assistant Engineer.
Charles KenniE, Second Assistant Engineer.
The ship manned with eighty four good able bodied
scoen besides hundred and forty saors ard
thirty eight marines for the United States ship saranac
The following hst o! first and second cabin passen
zero board the North Star, furnished by D. o Al
n Esq., the agent Of the Company foot Of Warren stree,
The Of the first cabin passengers arranged al
alphabetically
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-29
DEUCALION.

TiNlIlS distinguished Race Horse will stand thea
SaIns and itasI rn%ns on s @ Of uly t at
stable at the Trong Park, near Richmond at $40 the
season. II the Groom. to he paid In all cases when
served Should the mare not prove In foal she
can br sent to III. horse the gratis Mares will
be well fed ~ forty per day. hut there will he
sponsihty for accidents As the subscriber
wishes to avoid hr trouble Of collecting the seasons he has
made them payable in advance; and This Is his nducemcn,
for standing The horse 80 low
Deucalcn i six wears Old ,hs Spring. dark chesnu;,
withou; white except star IN te forehead; five fee,
inch and ,hr.eeights hg-:uunder the standard and is
of the fines: proportion, and beautiful symnetry-
His hack bone is remarkable for its Size and strength. lie
il believed taller than Ills Sire Revenue, aud Is taller
than his Trustee more than two Inches taller
than Imported Medley ana those renowned English Stai
inches taller than the famois fcar-ine horse Jmcrack
Deuca!on got hy Revenue. sire OF Sue Washington
Fanny washington, Enrinrrr Planet, &C. aud is cut Of
"Thc Queen, by Imported Prain t~hneE OF the perhyl
grand dam Deiphne by Whisscr winner OF the Derby
and own brother 10 Whalebonel grand dam 'Jer"ea
dam My Lady, by Conus. out OF the ColonelS 'at hy
Delpin,; Triple Cider by King fersus sylvia by Young
MasSe, brother SYLVIA Regulus Lord MOr,"ns Arsban
MiSbury Mulso hay Turk bay l.oston Concy skins hut
tons Grey Barb, Bycrly TURK Bus;ler -
The imported mare THE Queen" ,Dcucalions dau was
OF the dis:nI Iuisled Ia the niti
States at all distances from one TO four u!e heats Se
was full sister TO Monarch equally "l'tiisu'e+ y insy
Queens grand dam My Lady, was the dam o the disti!
gused English horse aud Stallion Jereed and also the
dam Of the Colonel winner Of ST. Ledger aud the
distinguished and Stations in England and her
dam was nhr~e 'hc nah OF e famous lour ue morse
This pedigree remarkable for its ricline-s and
pecaly for the s;ouncsS NOTION OF its crosses und is
Of the mos; acic. be found In the stud book Of
England, running bacs 10 th- reign OF Charlie, |.
~ TO his performances II is sufficient TO say that he ran
sN and won them all except OF mile heats, ihe
only he 4; that dislance) in which he was
beaten by inferior horse in consequence of being decl
dely atn> ln all his other races which were OF two aud
three miles heats he conended with the finest horses OF his
day including Engineer Shockoc. Tar River &C, &c. and
hes, his competitors with such that e never was put
10 his full speed, many Instances d,taucne majority Of
the field Finally, In June 1885, while On his way TO Long
Island 10 fulfil his engagement, i'll fonr mile Sweepsiake
With Nicholas L. Sue Washington and others. III passing
through New York city he received AZ injury which caused
his withdrawal from the turf For his performances in full
Sc hanIh!is. {. WAGNER.
Spcncalion will he exhibited AZ Pc~hatan, Chester.
6r,l. Goochland Hanover courts. IN the month Of
March next after whic! he will remain Al his stand
stated above. Z. W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-29
LAND FOR SALE, IN CHEsTERFIELD
COCNrY OF TIE MANCHESTER TURNPIKE, SIX

MILES DISTANT FROM RICHMOND.
q ~ miles distant from Richmond Manchester turn.
nike I acres Of good land for sale On the south side
Of the turnpike the original tract Of & acres producing
GOOD croi OF corn, wheat tobacco oats &c.about TO-
, tobacco sold year wheat crops varying nnr
to eight hundred bushethe place having been under
regular management There two lots. Of 20 each
well ,. in clover dwelling house In perfect repair ali
n.wl having ~ rooms a-o, neat frame cottage in the
yard with pleasant roons yard and garden well cn.
closed well Of good water in the yard and another nra
the granary stable and servants houses There are very
comfortable houses with good chmtes and windows for
servants all out buildings, needed farming and planting
purposes, and for domestic comfort.
small tract Of q Ia - of good and having
frame buildng with rooms AMI or two out houses
comfortable for small family. On the larger tract have
seeded about ~ bushels little purple wheat Of all
defect suAno applied, and looking WE'LL seeding
and preparing 10 plant corn, good lanl With large
supply OF wood land there about 40 40 Of
Of original oak &c, growth and ~ Il, Of seroH
growth pine which very tall Much may be carried
market on turnpike without toll.
These tracts may be bought privately of Messrs God lin
Apperson Of Richmond separately together, ill the
TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY (FRlDAY.l II not sold he-
fore that day. they will then he offered suit purchasers
At PlnLlC AUCTION, on the premises. Preparing TO
move 1" another state shall he absent short du.
ring which, desrous Of seeing buying these
lands will hav" them shown hy my son. Chasain CockeJ,
and lie, or McsSrs Godln Apers"n authorized to
close a trade.
Possession Of the Dwelling House may be had 18th 0co.
bcr next Possession Of the land and the larger number of
outbuilings may be- had immediately by reasonable
compensation lot growing crops II the purchaser wishes
lac hire six crup hands till the ls 10Th q!
October neNt Address Richmond Box 6i>
March IL rIlASTATS cDCKF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-29
HON. I0dN LEICHER.

Mr. Ictchcr arrived in this city last evening
en- route homewardS. Wcregrct to say that he
is suffering severely from the condition of his
throat, which hardly enables him to speak above
n whisper In other respects he is better than
we hadcxpcctcd. His medical advisers insisted
that he should stop speaking, whilst his throat
was in its present condition or he would hazard
his lite. So far Is his visiting Eastern Virginia
is concerned, there exists noy, no necessity for
it. lie has manifested his willingness To 1t" 50,
BY following his competitor. We are happy
that this attack did not PROSTATE him before hc
had shown himself in the East.
care particularly pleased that he has prose
cutcd his canvass long enough 10 draw from a
Gossin audience in Suffolk, III the presence Of
Mr.. Cioggin and with hi> approval, an endorse
tion of Bots infamous Louisa speech. The
Gosgintcs chccrcd Bots at the bare mention of
his name. Mr.. I.etchcr then asked, i they
would cheer the sentiment of his Louisa speech
reading the part in which hc spoke Of the man
who would abolitonize the country as lis great.
cs, bcnciactor: They chccred that He read
il again. AMI they chccrcd it again.
After this exhibition, Mr., Gog.in may 20
where he plrascS in Eastern virginia. lie will
be slmrncd into silence when told of that occur
renee PttersJ"ry Press, .ipra271.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-29
IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.

LrAvENwoRriT, .ipriI 2I.-l.attr tah adj
vices represent the affairs Of the Territory as
threatening. Judge Bradlebaugh had di>mi>-
sed the Juries, they refusing to find true bills
against n murderer In consequence of the
excited state Of the population, 1000 soldiers
have been despatched to the neighborhood OF
Provo. Gov. Cumming had issued his procla.
nation siding with the Mormon sentiment.
The danger of an outbreak is considered emf
ncnt Besides the difference between johnson
and Cumming, there is danger OF an open r'ip
trre between the Executive and Judiciary.
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The Richmond Enquirer,
,.,,,surp DAILY. sEMIwEEHLY AND WEEKLY
nv y,,c p1TcH1E. DUNNAvANT TYLER & WISE.

.s-putr r,rss. seven dollars per annum. and at The
~, .h: dollars II taken for shorter period than one
''t '' Oh. SsNI.wsnSLY five dollars per annuIn, and
year ua-S for six months payable In advance 70. the
A. per snnum six copies for 40 TO be paid In
Hn 4. advance When letters containing money are
w. a they mus, be rt0stered they will be at the
.,.l oi the writers.
: s,sy- advertisements inserted on liberal terms.
"a "I.cHNcSp ESoriRER ADVERTISING SHEET is publish
Month the circulation Is twenty thousand copies.
. ..,n,n,s inserted NJ twenty Ave cents per line
- Al dues 10 this Office may he renitsed per mall In
and available bank notes t registered, al the FISK OF
A. Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect exceeding
:. ,,,.s are charged for ~ advertisements.
ns-s from distance must he accompanied Win tue
-. ,ay or satisfactory references.
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For tie EnJHireI

The Hon. John VI. Bolts in his late card oI
the subject Of slavery, defines his position with
characteristic iranknc>s in opposition 10 that
institution, socially and politically. This dis
tinct proposition, it is presumed he will not de-
ny-whilc he takes ground against abolition
per s so decidedly. that Inc says that "he who
undertakes to connect my namc and opinions
with aboitionisln, Is either knavc or a fool. -
We are not disposed, Mcssrs. Editors, to quar-.
rel with Mr.. Bolts abstract opinion, or 10 in
sist that he shall prove himself "a slavery pro-
pagandist,' which hc informs lis he is not, b,lt
aS Southern men. We have AT least the claim to
demand that he shall not aid and comfort the
enemy As Mr.. Bolts promises Ia supply any
portion of his record OH the slaycly question
which NAV br wanted, We invite the attention
of the country to his letter written I" Pcnn>yl-
vana on 2Sth October, ls3G in which he says
ut has been and is entirely incomprehcnsiblc
to me, how any rejecting and intelligent man
who earnestly desires the election Of Mr.. Fill
more. can hesitate for moment in voting the
Union ticket, hy which means h. make, sure
Of votes enough TO defeat Mr.. Buchanan, and
send Mr. Fillmore to the house, where from iirS,
to last, his only ci.aucc for an election has
rested.
Here was Il proposition about which We may
Justly complain. and one for which the south
crn people should never forgive Mr.. Bolts, while
fidelity to their Interests and honor shall re-
main the duty of native-born son. 1t is true
that this coalition with the lrer.so party pro-
iesscs TO rest upon the moblcmatical chances
of Mr.. Filmorc'S election 10y the House OF
Representatives But "any rctircting and in
telligcnt man can see that it was a bargain
which must result in the election Of the free
soil candidate, il. pcradventure, tie State of
Pennsylvania lad adopted the Union ticket
\ glance ut the result of the election will make
it plain that the Union plan would have count
cl the votes Of the American party for Ere
mont and, in the event of carrying the State,
have elected him to the Presidency.
The vote on the .ith of November stood
Buchanan 23o,7lo; Fremont li7.jlo; Fill
more s2,l15; majority of Fremont over Fill
more Gj, 33j.
We do not charge that it was Mr. Bolts i'll.
tcntion to give the Presidency to the free
soilcrS, though such result should not be lln
welcome to him, il, as We see ii charged, he has
declared the democracy are worse than the
Black Republicans" but this We TO say, that
any man who can play game ut hazard with
the peace and security of the South-a game,
too, at which the result shows he MIST have
lnst--docs not deserve the support Of any party
at the South aS jealous of Southern rights aS
the Wings and Mr. Goggin find themselves.
Surely, politics make some strange bed
fellows. Please publish the letter for the be-
nc!it Of the Opposition. llE'l'o".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-29
NORTHERN MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April 21.-Flour is dull bu,
firm; Howard street and Ohio Sc 2.'but hold
ers demanded S5 p. at the close. for Howard
street. Wheat is quiet and unchanged, white
81 7Jal ~, red 81 Hal D. Corn is dull;
white 15a7171c, yellow soaSlr Provisions are
firm Whlskey dull.
New YORK, April 2I.--FInur is from > to
l0c. higher Wheat is firm Corn is firm;
white s0asGc., yellow Sass. Pork Is slightly
lower. Whiskey is quie; at DC. Cotton Is
very dull, and nominally unchanged. Turpcn'
tine 53S. RoSin and Rice are unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-29
nETnopoLIrAN ACADEMY AND

:"3 TIE EDUC ATiON OF BOTH SEXES.
". = ,>D % SiN1H Avenue. NEw YORK CiTi.
Prof :. J. SEDGWICk, Principal.
x !Lh!N'' l'- f.-; by ~. Ave stories high. Apponf
- sst' throughout Of the first order, and the finest
'iNAslrM Ia the Cn.;ed States.
1VlkDlNG PtPllS-R-irrvncet 10 we'll known gentlemen
f Nora AMI The south Catalogues may be obtained
tA.t;s..iac A. above.
swan,.d a: nj. Institution two ,si> employ
= AZ ~! -Np, :enced teacher Interviews may he had
=. ~ 7'inr;pal AZ any hour.
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'GoaGi> TOBACCO" ."-Thc Lyncnhurc Il
Losr HER IIrsn,>p. Recently ve,y =
4 4 4 Il ID.
BOARD nr plEIIr MnRkS-
fIN0 Tf NOrEE> of THE piI>r INTERNAL Isl.
i Pl.nNEMENr plSTGlrT u NIEmlNIA. calnncs cd nt

fINo THE NOrEE> az THE ri:Sr INTERNAL Isl.
l. PROMINENT DISTRICT ~ VIRGINIA, composed 81
ia" fullo"iu, coGrti'- ,li elite,
l,r Of Wight. Princes Aan". Sgrry. Norfolk County,
NO,iowaY, MccklrubUrr, Amelia, Prince George Name
rond Su.."N, southampton. Franklin Irinc~ Edward.
Roanoke. WSth", Taycwr, fi'is'vaua. Patrick Halifax.
B"'Ain-'ahi Charlotte, cumberland, luncnbur;, Bed
iori. NVrfpl, Civ. frun.~ic.. Petersburg. Camp
bell, Fowha;an Mercer, Washington. Hou,gomrry,
Ci.e-, Floyd, Carroll smyth. Seou. G,ay>on. Russell
Gr""n,'!l", p.rv!ir HcUf,, hrPon.I"v, Chesterfield,
PULASKI, IT,.
The undersigned respectfully oI"rs himself = can!
'la for she office Gi COMMIS>lONEE OF Tiit BOARD oF
1T BliC WOKkr. FOR Tho above named District aUi u
elected will endeayor di>car, th" lu.. of the Office
wiki prompnr.. fidelity ana just regard 10 the right, OF
al! sections -! the S:a'c. JNO l.. klLBY
April 2j-ctdc Suffolk, Nln..mond county, Va.
CL,iboESE B,KE>o,LV. L. VI. B,RK~pAig,
IL u ,nnI
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E.N PEkOlk.

TUNIIE imported CLEVELAND BAY SrALLloS.N
OF Mr.. Riv-s, viii stand the coming season. .lSN
at Castle Hill rarIu. Gotham Pu,t-Onice, ,SZA,
Abenare county and serve mares on the same tern> ~
heretofore wit: For the S to he paid ut the
time OF service when the Mare !, taken away. lnsu.
go OF which go 10 be paid down in any event
for the services Horse, aud the rcuninc ~ only
when the is scerainrd TO he IN foa Groors Fee
A. Good Pasuragc ~ cents per week. and grain when
desired, a; nrighhorhood prices. S.A GILBERT,
March l5-cw2m Ae-n; for Proprietor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-29
MEssRs. LErcHER, aoee1N AND MONTAGUE

NonroLK, .April 26.-Mr. Letchcr> health
has become so much impaired as 10 force him
to retire from the canvass. He left Norfolk
this morning on his return home to Rockbrldsc
county. His throat was cautcrizcd yesterday,
bv DR.. Arthur Smith of Portsmouth.
Mr.. Montague, it is said, has determined to
follow Mr. G. oggil. and notwithstanding Mr.
Gorrin ha, refused to divide the time with Mr.,
Montague, yet Mr. Montague will speak to the
peoplc in behalf of the Democracy. wherever
an opportunity shall present itself.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-29
BARBECUE IN HALIFAX COUNTY.

Oa Saturday the li;h OF May, there wi. tc Bar
bccue q, Clover Station, Halifax rounty-to which.
the people generally. the electors OF both parties, and
the candidates for the House oi Delegates invited
Mc,srs. I.c,chcr and G"ggin ARE expected :" be-
present.
-" The Examiner will please copy.