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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
letter from Ex.President Madison.

RICHMOND, Tuesday, Nov. =, 1860.
The Charleston Rcricr publishes a letter from ex-
President Madison secession, written by the Hon.
Alexander Rives, which has never been published
before. 1t was called forth by communication in TIE
Rerier, written by Rives under the signature Of
"a Friend to the Union and State Rights Ii is pub
Gshed verbatim from the manuscript aud beans no
date but in answer TO it, written by Riyes, is
dated Jan. H. 1923 From it take the following ca
tract:
" I DO not consider the proceedings of Virginia in
'9S and 90 countensnCing the doctrine that State
may at viii seceGe from lie constitutional compact
with the other States. Tlghtfu secession requires
the consent of the others, abuse of the compact
absOlying the seeding party from the obligations I'M
posed by it. An inference from the doctrine that a
single State has night 70 secede nj will form The rest
is that the rest would have equal right 10 secede
from IT. In other words 10 turn II against It's viii out
Of Its union with them. But such "A doctrine would
not till Of late have been palGtable anywhere, and
nowhere less than there 1t Is now most conented
for.
see it stated that Robert +. Scott of Fauquair is
spoken Of for LincOn's Cabinet He would not give
half as much satisfaction to The Union of Virginia
as Bolts in lny opinion. Bo,is's great Lynchburgh
speech has been stereotyped in Philadelphia and IS
being printed for general circulation. Thousands of
copies are 10 be scattered over the State before the
meeting Of the Legislature by the Union men, IL VIII
no doubt do much to alay the dsunion sentiment.
TIE Bank Presidents held meeting to-day 10 9on-
ado. The report Of the Committee Of DIRECTOR. thsy
decided 10 receive on deposit and pay out the bills OF
all solvent Banks in the State, except the Bank OF
Winchester the Bank Of the Old Dominion at Peters
1urg, tie Bank Of Phillip, the Bank Of Paramount,
the Bank of Berkley, the Banks Of Wheeling and
branches and the Bank Of the Valley and branches
not including the Bank at Stanton and the Bank 81
Cbrstiansbmg.
Exchange rates between Richmond and the Northern
cities varies from TO 10 per cent. Business is con-
fined 10 the brokers'
The markets are more cheerful tbis week than last
ArtieIes for which the Sonth are depending on the
North have advanced. on account Of the dsarrange-
7pept Of Exchange Flour is very dull and holders
are willing to sell for cash at Sc So There are no peas
OF potatoes in market.
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THE SEyEETH RFGInFsr AND THY WIDE
AwANs.-The Hew-York correspondent Of TIE
Charleston Corr says in the issue Of that paper Of
the oath inst:
lam now satisfied that in saving recently most Of
the members Of the Seventh Regiment National
Guard were alfO Widc-Awake', that waf iah9nng
under a wrong mpTes-iO Several Of the members,
whom | have met ~ the Palmetto House, most
Indignantly dny that they ever belonged to that Or
panzation. They say, on the contrary, that more
than fonr-iif'hs Of the entire corps voted agns L.
coin and never doDDed cap or cape, nor inhaled the
nasty odor Of Wiie-hwake lamp. member OF mo
Fifth Company, National Guard, says that they num-
her but one Black Republican, and worry him nearly
out of hir lie. am very glad to be able to make hls
correction aud the South may rely that in the seventh
Regiment, New.Yor State Militia, they have friends,
and not 1Oe5.
EXTENSION ~ THI BROADWAY BAnRoAD.-The
work Of laying he track for single line Of railroad
in connection with the Broadway Road. Brookyn' has
been going rapidly forward for two weeks; and 1t IS
expected 10 be completed in week or ten days
through the following streets commencing al Eleventh
street through Eleventh 10 South Fifth, South Fifth
TO Monros. avenue MontrO-s avenue 10 MoTell stro
Morell 10 johnson. johnson TO Broadway. In the
Spring intended 10 further extend the road by lay
ING down double track, from the corner Of Noreand
johnson streets along johnson street to and along the
cypress Iillir hNdh 10 ~ pi'n7 '''''''''' $3.50
Cypress Hills Cemetery.
The Jamaica and Hunters Point Railroad is rapidly
approaching completion. The responsible parties conn
IDENTITY oxt ect to have it finished next month The
necessary buildings at Hunters Point are also nearly
comIlee We believe the delay has occurred in regard
10 the road from difficulty respectiug the curve Az
the enhance Of Hunter Point which Is now IN lar
Igoy of adjustment. Flushing journal.
CoUsTrRTET.-Last evening very poorly-e&ecnled
counterfeit 40 bills on the Andoyer Bank Of AlaSsa-
chusetts made their appearance about the city, bnl
their circuaiion was checked by he Police fellow
named James Dsforest war arrested up town for pass'
ing one of the bills. A grocery man IN the Bo"ery
aso exchanged one in payment for p cents worth OIL
groceries ,.l
a modern Othello is reported 10 have bewltched
nearly half dozen Desdomouaa lately. They Gfe an
darqhter, Of one family, and threaten 70 elope u the
fiohtc-t oppl siiion TO their perpetual union WIN .ne
Moor e made by p0fcrj0m,hds. The nain1' o. tle
wong damtels are Mir >. Carolina Miss Flora LA
Mi,s Ally Bama, Mis- SsripIi and Miss Georgia ne
olter. Mrs Virginia Mi-7 Louisa Anna, mir' sour
and Nil. N rry f., ar, in love with the iehoWi Du'
wont leave UuCle Sam comfortable home OH us "e
count. They are seusibG,-. COm' h1Ferli5si'
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,El,e r,ecent esnle on s.Ie I.alees.

PoRT DOVER. G. w, Tuesday, Nov. y, IoOO'
Tie propeller Jersey City, from Cleveland, WIN
Fargo If -four and pork, Il total wreck TWO lL4eS
from Long Point Sixteen of her crew and one pass
engTr are lost Tire saved are Capt Monroe, two ire
men one Nleelsnan and passenger nalncd ishi-
dali Five bodies have been picked up Those "a
Or that nearly al reached the shore, but peIsneu ~
lie snoN-stoun The Captain and passenger eaIu5
were badly frozen. The two engineers were iouuu
frozen 10 death. 800 yards from the Llght-itouSe,
Liked in each Others arms The cargo Is stre"ed
along the beach for miles. The captain arrived e4e
CoI1I,GwooD. C. W, Tuesday, Nov. y, 1869.
The steamer Ploughboy, winch leit mere zen oaya
400 for Detroit has not since been head o. Sn9 may
lave rnn INTO seine port for shelter. She had only
three days provisions. Ihere Is AearlG SiA i''"''
deptb Of snow here, and The weather - cola. ~
OswEGO. Tuesday, Nov. y, lSbO.
The bark Cleveland ard bark supposed - De Ihe
CLAYTON are ashore al the head Of LOng Island Inc
schooner NoDpaIeil Of Sackets liarboi mas osl hl''
The bfrk FOnianelle ashore a. the crossing pave fo@
leland. The schooner Wild Rover Is ashore az SCUM
Rav Pci.t. Canada with cargo OF gram Iie
scIooner Sarah j. ashore opposite Kingston. Inc
schooper Mary Of ~. Catalne =, Is ashore az lhJer
TJord The Quebec is ashore at Nlne-Mlie POINT
me bark Tornado Of Chicago, with eOl Weh ashore
al Tbbetts and went TO pieces crew reported lo,,'
The COlerane went ashore on the rocks heor ibro
III a bark. name unknown is ashore at Seaar
Ttian9s Two schooner are on the FOur-Mlle Point
Tie schooner Revolving Light n ashore al cape N
cent; she has a cargo Of gram. Inc bhtorElfo 70
ashore II Long Point, CahaGa. Inc cape iioih 10
ashore al Point Peninsula; the captain injured
fFllysood Walter eco. Secretary Of the Board OF OHdo"I
tsi. yesterday received tie following dielatch.l 100
BtYFAIO, Tuesday Nov. n 1861
Tho nroreller Jerfey Citv from Toledo for Dunkirk
loaded with provisions was totally Lost near Pori
D1ver. Carada Tie captain and four men were
,..ed he were lost.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The Prince Of Wales's fee, he'd arrived. The de.
tmls OF the return voyage sbew that the feet expe-
renced hcad-winds and bad weather during the entire
passage. The vessels were within day sail of En-
gland on the 9th, when heavy gale prevented any
further progress; they had only another weeks provs-
ions on board and the royal party, FOR the last few
days lived salt aud preserved provisions; the party,
however landed all WELL and the Prince reached
Windsor Castle on the evening Of the 18th.
The return Of the Prince is made the theme of con
grauatory editorials by the press generally, and the
reiteration Of warm compliments to the American
nenne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
THE RIGHT OF SECESSION.

10 he Editor Of The A. " Tribune.
SIR Although never had any fear Of the dissolu-
ton of the American Union because of the election OF
President Of the United States IN constitutional form
and manner being myself Jcfcrsonian and jackson
Democrat, yet / must be permitted through your
courtesy to call the attention Of the young men among
yonr readers to the article in this days TRIBUNE,
copied from The National IHtohgeRcer of Washington
City. With what graceful wisdom does Mr.. Madison,
the "FatLer of the Constitution say;
An inference from the doctrine that single state has rht
10 secede 1t will the rest is that the rest would have
equal rht to secede om IA other words turn it, against
its will out Of it, union with them"
Should any Northern Doughtace' happen to
read this brief article, | will expec; him to either
dcmontratc tie right Of thiry-wo States to turn the
hriy-tldrd ore ont of the Uniop or forever after to
"holl his reuce' about the right o. secession.
Truly your, JOSEPH BRICK.
Nor. n, 1860.
PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF
LOUISIANA.
Tho following ian cory Of the Proclamation of hi1
Ezcelleucy Governor T6omas o, Moore, converting
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.,ses that no fugitive slave could be taken back to
missouri. and sad he would continue his operations
.;nst that State Arkansas and Texas Ii the troops
come against him in large bodies, he woulddodge Them
and could whip any small parties.
WARSAW Monday, Nov. &c 1860
Or. Milton. a resident Of this city, arrived from
Fort Scott on Saturday evening whittier he had been
=, business connected with the Land Office. He re-
ports that Montgomery, in person. was encamped with
IN FIVE miles Of that place with - or so men, A de-
,acbnert had entered Fort Scott aud finding the Gov
eminent officers Lad fed, and the Court; which was TO
have been held ON Monday last was broken M. they
seemed to he satisfied aud did not modest the town in
snv way whatever.
MontgOmerys object for the present, II seems. was
ony to murder the officers, thereby breaking M
the Court and preventing the trial Of some thirty Of
lis fricnGs in custody Tie publicly declared that he
would now remain TO prevent the sales which are adj
yered for the Sd Of December and also to take DOS
session Of Vernon and Bates Counties in the mean time
Montgomery is said 10 be regularly encamped with
large comfortable tents.
The men seen at Balls Mills, who We're thought 10
he Montgomerys baud, appear to have been a COM
pany Of Government troops on their way from For.
Leayenworth 10 Font Smith. DIR. Milton did not hear
Of any ofhontgomcry's men having been in Missouri
Judge Williams left here yesterday for Clinton The
small party of Minute men which left here few DAYS
since, have returned. They went as faras Balls Mills
and reported that the nearer they advanced toward
Fort Scott, the less they heard Of the difficulties.
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Mr. lincoln at Homo.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Tuesday, Nov, q, 1860.
Mr.. Lincoln occupied himself to-day principally with
reading several hundred letters accumulated during
his abs nee.
Mr. Lincoln is in possession of reliable private infor-
inaton from Kansas showing the published accounts
OF tie Montgomery affair TO be greatly exaggerated
and no attack on the border Slave States intended.
Mr.. Bates Of Missouri if strongly urged by Western
politicians.
The town is oppressively dull andoffce-seckes COM
1nsnd premium with hotel-kccpers
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

INFEPOoL CoTTON MARHET.-lhe Brokers Crcn-
r ohe sales Of the week have been ~ 600 bales ucud
ing u OO spectators and bales exporters The
ket opened firm but closed very dull irregular and with Sigh
decline all descriptions amounting 20 3D. lower quale
and 3D. mdding Business almost suspended by the I'd
vance Ia The Bank rates.
The sales Friday 900 bales including 1000 bales to
spectators and exporters the market closing dull at the follow
ing uihoIized quotations:
FAIR Orleans. MiddnE MObie........1ld
Mddng Orleans. d. Fair Upsuds. ID.
Fair Mobile. Middng Uplands. SD.
Tie estimated stock ia port 500 900 bales Of which 48OOO
American descriptions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

For Lieutenant -COyernor-Campbell Rep, has 362,
43l; Cram, DEM, 29l2i3. Majority for Campbell,
G9l9l.
For Canal Comnissoner--Banes, Rep, has 362,-
81; Wright DAM, 29i 400. Majority for Barnes,
6Sll2.
For State Prison Insrector-Bales Rcp., has 3jl, :
1876; RHODES, Dcm. 29i,677. Majority for Bates,
Cf759.
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ION Of the Legislature, on tho

tbe extraordinary session Of the Legislature o0 '''
| 10Th of December next: 49, Fn
PROCLAMATION.
BIZ TaoxAs O. mcoEs, 9ossHson OF THE sr'rS " NV
-
Px.rrTIyg OFFICE Baton Rouge
bareas the CorrfuoD Of the State OF bouisisns
,be Executive to convene the General Assembly r .hh.
srsoronsry occssons AID whereas, the eec'ion o.
Ii.coo 10 the Office Of President Of the Uniieo a.
final and aggressive Anti Slavery party, whose
sni the institutions of the South hiss been eFiD
l.steJ and zoo gconnued violations Of consniiona
m ieynal Anity contaminated BY thi-
sye az and through the baotboK docs IN ny
G "a well "a that o. large number OF citizo ns OF az ~.
and rnits furnish occasion sucn a. T.
Cousfi,uion and whereas some Of our sst@ oes h,
~ -, are rrenarip9 for their future security $40 o'
he ty of theft Institutions and their people so oo.o
ism and the necessity Of OF sell ''f' -
crate course Of ac i1n, ~ a.. c,..s Of
s AZ bsyahv convsne H. Legislature OF this state ~
extra session. appoint Monday NE ION e1y o.
next ~ m. for the meeting Of both "Ou''' " Wv
At the Capitol In Baton Rouge L.us - ..,.e6
Ia testimony whereof hsve hereuno st ny c; ~ Raon
the great seal Of the State ~ be affixed ~ h M a. .,
ROME the Of Government Of this Sta on nis 49, "a
November A. d. 1860 ard o5 the ndepeno o. :" snpp
States OF America the eishtyfhh. THOaHS w. Di"0'"
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ALBANT. Tuesday, Nov. Y, IooJ
State Engineer Richmond, and Attorney -ienefa
A., ACTING under "a resolution Of The Commissioner
Of he land Office le Tor New 2Srs S'l eHe Wgse
4,t, and a.oe.tain upon what terms se.tlemeI
he cfected with The city. Lieut. GOV CaEPgYgiI
sil ,oeet Them there Prof Perkins and o. W. Chhd'
IIlII.
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mnyornIty Nominations.

BosToN Tuesday, Nov =, IobU
=. 9 uot.o,, hos been nominated for Mayor Of this
II % ~ ~ 1l,LI;cans and 80 Citizens.
"a fro11eis Childs Rep has been nominated Tor
T5so5ore Ots has been nominated by the Ci.HehS
q A.tsic If Stute AMI Fske, in ogmmerViile was
I'D lsst night with six horses, Inc IRE was INC
work Of IN ilcCnuialy'
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE ARABIA.
Of the Prince OF Wales.

HMHAx, Tuesday, Nov. g, 1860.
The Cunard steamship Arabia, from Liverpool, 10
n. m nth, via Queenstown afternoon of 18Th arrived
at this poit al O'Clock this afternoon.
The steamship City Of Washington, from Now
York arrived al Queenslown on The 10th ilsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
Vail and Passenger Time-scheduIc.

BALTHORE, tuesday NOV y, ioO3.
The neg schedule for Western and Southwestern
mills and passengers took effect on the Blltlmore and
Ohio Railroad yesterday. 1t materially lessons the
time OF transit to Cincinnati Mcphis 81. Louis, and all
other chief cities in the Western States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
Movements Of Senator IsnmIin.
DETROIT, Tuesday, Nov.

DETRoIT, Tuesday, Nov 2, 1860.
Senator Hamln arrived last evening from Chicago,
and leaves tonight for Cleveland, en- route for Wash
ingtOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

SHIPwEy CKs-Tle monthly summary OF wrecks
thai during te month of October The number OF wrecks
repo'Od was 80 In he month Of January there
weIt %; IN February, l5i; in March, l6bi IN ApIil'
49, H. MAY ~; in June. u.s. in Jny bJ IN August,
81, and IN September, 1885 making tj1ai LOT tno
irse.. yeu Of !, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
Sailing OF the Canada.

Bosros, Tuesday, Nov. y, 1869.
The mails Of the Canada close at eight O'Clock, and
Ale viii sail about III tomorrow.
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Personal.

Hon. j. r Giddngs OF Ohio and : Ar
ncId, II Conn are at the National hotel.
800 Gov. John Letcher and son. of VIRGINIA
stopped at Browns last night. on their way to
JAMESTOWN, Va, to be present at the Stevens
'-.- The illness of Hon. Charles A. Inyersoll of
tne United states District Court. says the New
Haven Journal. has taken NOR unrayorable
turn within day or two. and his recovery is
hardly hoped for 10y his family and friends
.--. We are glad TO see that prosecuted Dutch
man, sam Glenn, the comedian. in town again
Iooklng as fine as silk and wearing a certain all
OF allowable dignity as the father of pair of
bouncing twins. We are happy To learn that Mrs
u IS as well rs could be expected
800 The Politest man in Massachusetts is Mr.
thase, treasurer of the Pemberton Mills who in
LaSsinS out from the falling building through a
door Mat was at that instant forced open by the
pressure. afably paused ard allowed another per
son 70 preCede him.
" The story in circulation charging Mrs
'tula Maria Child with having cruelty neg elected
: oeuR bier, Is denied untrue in MANY particu-
iafs Ter The sunctent reason that she never had \
daug kter, or q son either fer that matter She
wrote the Mothers Book" but never was a
mother; Is the antbor CT The Family Nurse. -
but never hsd a family; in short. is chiIdess Mrs
Child
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PPoceedi.ge NJ Eo.nav

In THE HousK, to-day, after the reading of the
Journal
MI Fenton. Of n. Y, demanded the previous
question on his resolution TO send message TO
the Senate, informing that body Of their of1ani-
zat'9n ny the election Of MIR WIN. Penning ton, of
y j., to be their Speaker.
Mr.. Pugh. of Ala demanded TO know who
was to carry the message,
Several members-'s,The Clerk,
Mr. Smith, Of Va. thought the first and only
business in order was the election of d Clerk and
submitted motion to that effect He quoted the
law on the subject to sustain him in this position
Mr. Barksdale, of Miss said it had been the
universal practice of the House for the last TWEEN
ty-hve years to have the Clerk Of the former Con-
SresS act In that capacity until Clerk for the sue.
ceeding Congress was elected.
=. TIE Chair gave 1t rs his opinion that the prac-
nee had been In accordance with the resolution Of
MIR. Fenton, and that there was no necessity of
having any dslay until the Clerk was elected
The former Clerk could perform this duty.
Inc question was then put on the resolution;
which was adopted.
Mr. Grow, Of Pa, gave notice of his intent en-
to introduce at an early day the Homestead bill.
MI w ashbnrne Of Ill, gave notice Of his inten
uon 10 introduce a bill to amend the steam boat
bill. INK
Mr. Cow then offered the following resolution
which was adopted
Resoiv.d. That a committee II. a,roi,t.d an ~ .
part OF the House, to act in conjunction with a
similar committee to be appci nted on the part of
the Senate, to wait on the President OF the nited
States. and inform him that quorum of the two
Houses is in session. and that Congress is ready to
make.
M Sherman, Of Ohio, moved to proceed to vote
ezra rocs for Clerk; but withdrew il at the re-
quest Of
Mr.. Gsrirell, Of Ga. who moved a call Of the
House; which was ordered and executed.
Mr.. BocOck. Of Va, moved to dispense with all
further proceedings under the call, on which be
called for the yeas and nays, which were ordered
and resulted-yeas l47; nays SO.
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The EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
hhiDaN. ...... February 3, 1860.
The Weekly Star,


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Ihs HOrr'd Little FTight-a re,y interesting sketch
Ihs Duck HiHS IN Laurence Mass;
Inc Man NTH Good Natpred Wife; Ho,o Sen
ator LiHn's Life scos Sarsd; Faith in Human
Nature;
horseback Riding az Fintsr. Ly ". p. H-iHis; A
Thrilling Story; 4 Ere in Chinsss City; Origin
Of Six Has:
Congressional Proceedings: Proceedings of the Sp-
PrsvIs Criminal and Police Courts; Operations
Of the Patent Office; Smithsonian Lectures;
The RePEJ!icGr Sersnads on Wednesday might;
Lola Montec's Lecture on John 'BuH at Home;
Lottery Policies IN the Criminal Coprt;
Plot Of Stephens and Sanchez TO Escape from he
Nec York CITY Prison By Mprdsring t,ro of
their Keepers; The Gr>qt Union Demonstration
IA fhs West; 4 Destructive FIre in Nstc York;
The Trials Of Sfertns and Hazlsff at CharIsstoru
Va; LGts Letter from Richard ReaIf:
SEbtct Of Great National importance; The
SOHfh's Remedy; The Late Contest for Speaker;
An Important Enterprise; lr. llcC2ernand; The
House C1srkship; Getting Nsrrons: 4 Recess
Proposed;
department. Netrs; Editorials; Washington Nsrus
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Late Ns,1s, foreign and domestic, by mail and
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Interesting Personal Eems;
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hYsTERIouS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mcs-
SAN aEFAiR PERHAPS Eve body is # course
familiar with the Morgan disappearance which
caused SO intense an excitement a nun her of wears
$50, not only III this country but so In Europe
u was said the Masons made way with him for
revealing the secrets Of the Order, and many be-
htve the story to this day. somewhat similar
occurrence Is now exciting the citizens of Zanes-
vile The Aurora not long since published
What was pnrPcrted 10 be full expose Of III.
n'de If Initiation, signs secrets and mysteries of
we Sons Of Malta, which was extensively copied
1 he expose was considered good joke. got ~
" soil, way 10 amt Sc the Sons and was lauG he'd
over oF not few. IL, however. sssumtd a serious
peCL "hen II was discovered that enc Curtis
"es lDe dn'hcT and that he had suddenly and
::.yktIioasiy DISAPPEARED. Suspicion pointed at
Ihte 10 ths sons of Malta, AID i; is feared that
'in!ess The mystery which en.b-onds tbe cas- j.
cls2red up The citizens will rise en- mas aqains.
VI crd'r We eeret. exceedingly nat sSc y m
unfortunate ccc urrence has transpi,.d >. :, viii
s"fA ,;'hhlts misc lltf - chs Order 4 the
t-orid Let 6e found w are sanyrip. hoa.,es,
'-ht re v u! turn up somewhere. and il viii -.
ionc hat his dis1pp' srance mad pot the rero,ss,
injection with anv jokes be may have perpetr,td
or the Sons -SandEsky Register