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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17

A printers apprentice says that at the of fee they charge him with the pi they do find, and at the house they charge him with all they don't find. He cannot understand that kind of logic.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17

MT VICTOR ALvERGNAT from Paris will con- NAa tinue to give lessons in French and Draw ing in connection with the Norfolk Academy, under the charge of MT. Ira w. Pettibone, A. M, and to private pupils or classes who may wish flo be instructed in these branches.
 M Alvergnat refers by permission to Rev. Jo- seph Eldridge, D. D. aDd to Col. Robbins Battell.
 Norfolk, Jan. 2. 1860. T
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17
Agents Wanted.

TUNO travel and sell Valuable BOOKS. An in-
 dustrious and enterprising man can make fifty to seyenty-fve dollars per month. Apply to 47-tfl JOHN HINSDALE, West Winsted, Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17
Whole No. 1894.

to valuable ends. Your chief social end is to train up gentle, educated, vrtuous, God fearing family. Money is an important means to this end; but this means is to be aimed at, whether you make money or not. Remember this: and attend most assiduous- ly to the cultivation of your own spirit and manners, and by example as we'll as precept train virtuously the tender and lovely beings who are increased around your table and freside; and when your locks whiten, and your step falters, you will have in them c blessing better than "thousands of gold and of silver"
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17
Elm Park Collegiate Institute
 LITCHFIELD. CONN.,,

HINDER the management of the REV DR O JAMES RioMApDs, assisted by well qualified instructors Full course of English and Classical stulies, with the Modern Languages, Music and Drawing. Every advantage is afforded for obtain ing substantial useful and accomplished educa- ton. Terms moderate for board and tuition Pupils received at any time For circulars, ad dress Dr. J. RlCHAiDo, lflheiP"i'
 3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17

CARPErs.--If you are buying for durabil. ity, choose small figures.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17

HNRoSSMAN'S Shaving, Hair-Cutting and S Wig Making Rooms-under the Mansion House, Litchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17

HD oBERT M TREAT, Manufacturer of Corn &6. Shelters, Chuns, Safety Tug Irons, &c.,, South Farms. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17

T D. BEEMAN, Attorney and Counselor M at Law. Also, Commissioner ot Deeds for the States of New York and South Carolina. Office in Seymour's Building. South street, L'tcl' field, Conn.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17

T EoRGH A. HIcKox Attorney at Law. " Office in East street, directly opposite the Congregational church, Litchfield, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17

NWOLLISTER & CHAMPLIN, Attorneys H and Counsellors at Law, 52 William Street Corner Pine, New York. oot1.
 c. II. HoLLIsTER, JOHN D. CHAMPLlN, 't. Q
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17

New Crop Porto Rico MOlasses VERY NICE, just received by
 F. D. MCNEIL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17

N w. SEYMOUR, Attorney and Counsel AZs Tor at Law, Litchfeld, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17

TEo. M. WOODRUFF, Attorney ane " Counselor-at-Law, Scymour's Building Litch6eld, Conn. lo-oM~
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17
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was apprenticed to decorative painter
 bu. beinsof bold, danger loving turn, l ran awsy to sea bcfSfe my time was out.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

"a We refer our readers to the advertisement
1es--ze Of Messts. cnURoH4 DUPONT, EoAoa
Broadway. New York. The Blood Food IS one of tile
greatest medicines If the age, and Is rapidly driving
ont Of tile Rnart ct ll quick nostrums Of modern
times tts efficacy Is great and tts superiority 80
justly acknowledged, thatit Is found difficult to sup
ply the immense aud tscreasing demand for the arr
ttcls. Dr. RATtXs celebrated aInta1tie cordial'.is
a medicine prepared Bya regular physician of emit
ence in his profession, and who Ias devoted bis
life to tlepecaltar places OF diseases 1t fs
no humbuGs bnt5 medicine, which commands itself
70 those 0lll who car liz pdEaettcoQ,
- tes edverti semtnt. mli24 d&w
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IIs-l - 8.
lEofl.lel.. 80 lals.

I
E9es
slss1l1 10 - EclE1laI ma
ana so
aSqEs9t Ilaei
3olIls ooEAls;a
easean Of ,llIEa
TEinsloRss s0qtiliRg sreter said: a
Norddn fAEOFnf patent in our life.
bnt re compelled to Say Sppr rs1ters, shat
tttsis humhug HAVE 1a1ln q, Aslp EHoN!l1 9e
BE AtL y u 81 eue q ftse ND ii
s1lSes sae one'uf
And tllose
56iss can't Do better laAp 10 ieSlin supply,
Proofs mat4oRk91 Extraordinary, nom
fsaelltleg toR GttYs DC.
.&essEs e 9alsti iGents.z.Risase
send us ~ dog Quart NVFtting. Fluid,
~ W Pint
~ HalfRint
Supplying Offices ne onl yuse tue
beat 10 the Which We think soursttp be-
Respty. Your4, TAYLOR & a1AURG.
October 16. 166Q
THE PEN AND SWORD.
EortR long time the question has been argued
(which most po,Eet4u penor the Sword!
IL has been generally conceded that the influence
and power of thedOrmer a. greater latter.
How impostaut then, II such is the case that the
Rena should have good Ink to accompapy it3 Hence;
! allthedrinG EOod writing. should use CHEMICAL.
WRITING RLUID. iaadeby
LAuGtu1INs & BU81FIELD,
now Wheeling, Sa.
BRENTIING ER,ssARsAPARIlLA4 DANDRtIoNa
Cures the worst cases Of serofuia
iBRESTtNNGERIes ARs ARlI1LA6DAHDELIoNs
Cure, ErysipsIas letter and Dolls.
BRRNTIIN ltHBss ARILI.A &BANDRLIoR5
Cures all E.fuptto4ls In the Skin,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

DIsKAElI started the report about Lord
Derby.s retirement. A conservative Eng
lish print gives Dizzy smart talking-to
for this basencss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

The peoPIe's Candidate.
H9eSEfS, FOR CITY SERGEANp...
u EssRs. EDltoRs Please announce Mr.
"a SMITH e the independent candida4e Of the
People, for the 0iceof Of tho CITY II
ing, At the ensning Charter Election.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

No. FOR City ScLRRK.-Mrgsas.
EDIT0Rs. Please ann6unce me as a candis
date tor tbs office Of City Clerk at tile approarbtD
Charter Election. fdecI1 JACOB BItRKIE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20
Ast1nrinr Al,tiCle.

CFrom the Waslingt Starr Administration pepper i
Ex-Secretary Cobb having worked as
mach mischief to his own pQrticular 4rust
-Lbe Treasury Depnrtment-a to the
Fcoupt Fy, :s lie we'll could here, Is ,pEobA-9
bly, by this tine in Charleston. There he is
plotting, planning aud scheming with as
insapely violent pep az himself, how snre-
est and soonest TO plunge The country in
the horrors of civil war, as the now only
probable means ofinduciug border slave
holding State Coz operation, With tie dis
taking Office here, he found the Treasury
in stronger condition than ever be-
fore since the foundation of The
Government His first of8eiVl exploit
WIS to pny enormous bonuses to :.
lot of Spectators in. stpcks-.not a
iftS' of tleY protesting TO be his devoted
personal admirers aud friends-in the
| shape of purchases of United Suites Sc
curities ut enormous premiums, to rid the
treasury of its then existing surplus, He
adopted this system TO deptete the treas
ury agaipst bhe urgent sedYice of his wise
predecessor. His next exploit worthy of
notice was to seek to induce capitalists TO
loan tho Government ten millions of doll
lnrs, when Knowing that he succeeded
IN the scheme for the GOVERNMENTS de-
mate, those who might advance the money
would he utterly ruined BIS so doing.
Bis third notable exPloitsas au execu-
tive officer here, was to absquatugAie the
moment afterthe beggary of the Treasury
by and through bis financial achievements
and disunion labors confined, turned
public attention intensely upon the fact
that the national and financial state Of tile
times was attributable, most indeed, to
him. So soon as it became clear as light.
thathis entire command of the columns of
the Constitutton newspaper, and his cease
less correspondence representations that
the extremists sh0uld now destroy the Gov
eminent (thelAtter borrowing theirinRu-
ence wholly from his official position, he
turned tail and ran away from his late post!
We subpitthat eisthepropere Statesman
conceivableto attend the South Carolina
secession convention intbe character Of
outside adviser aud generally lobby con-
dnctor Of the scheme to break up the Gov
ernment and make'tile border slayehold.
ing States the seas2of bloody civil war,
that the Soqthtmay bereafte Bold towards
the North the sentiments SO fiercely enun-
.ciated in. the United States Senate by
Messrs. IYerson md WigfulI, and through
the press, Icy the Charleston Mercury.
l.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

Tq9ls5{s CITY sERGEANT.-Hxs Ep.
l19Rs lease announce me Is candidate
d9r 70 the 9fcc City Sergeant at tue
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

-, TO THE 0ITIZENs Op
49, WHEELING. ~ offer mybelf a. a sandi.
date for the Office OF City Sergeant ct the ensuing
Chalter ElsetloD. Llee13al ). GEoRGE RORRES. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

no. cJTY cLERKsI1lP.-- respect.
EJsE5s fully announce myself y candidate for the
office Of City Clerk, at the approaching Charter
Election. GdeCl9*J R.G. BONfAAI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

R93tsSs7s SuPT. WATER WORKS.
49, respectfully offer my self as q candidate
G9E re-eAscttop to tile Office Of Of the
qecl4E MN. DIILiCY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

Y2.<1z@,, FOR WHARF, lKAsTER.-
.I9Ssa MBssRs. EpTToRs.-please announce the
name of JOHN IRWIN az q suitable candidate for
Wharf Master, at the eDsing Charter Election, aud
o61ige taaelssl MANY Extends.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20
DIR. JAS. DfcoIINTOCK's I5ECTo-

DIt. Jas. OfeoLINYOoKIs PECTo-
RAJ sfRUP-IE1lere there % conf nea cough there
Is always great peril, 10 tre with any disease o,
the respiratory organs Il 70 court dsstrnctop Con.
bFoneli pleurisy, lnugteYer, &C.,, lie
Close behind coughs and tie only safety in snch
cases consists 3p an resort to tits great
vegetable rnmotiy, Price 81 90.
Sold by faughltns B1slfcid, s. Fnpdenbsrg!
Bridgeport, and dEpggists generally jyzI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

VRlEs-. FOR WHARF. 1TAsTEB.--
w. MEssRs, HolToks.-Please announce JO-
SKPH FORSYTH as theindependent candidate Of
the people Tor the office of Wharf Master OF the en.
suing Charter Election
:, decl5E HIS MANY PRTRNDa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

5Ve9,eszz.ss 10 THE CI15IZEN.s OF
49, HHBBLlNG:-I offer myself as a candi-
date for the office of Superintendent OF the Mater
Works, at Cue ensuing Charter Election.
-deCl9 JAMES w. MOORE
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AmbrO1ypeS, PhOtOgraDhS. s.

Cy'O 10 EW7YKEs' GALLERY All, sYr =.
NJ crowds th3t daily reSoF, there 10 nan
known superior piGtnres which d, l. HOW
greatly reduced prices, for a short line :
Being fully determined that gnItcry in ,l,e,5,
Allall under sell him, pIlii af tn sane
70 take better pic1urSs sha,i ear be ubtsu,tl
where, orzcllarre nothing for tl,eul
The public y ri Remainder tlus,5 i've. prsrF,,n
awarded to " ykes for hedt pictures ui tht yas,,
kinds and styles. at the Int Far. on
Thpee wishing pictures sholllt call u, s,riy t.
dey aHpns8ibies Or make previous aTnt,aeii,eii,
prevent long delay. .l.T Vy-5!F,pS
feb1O No. lse Main s.. Top n me nm ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

I4es1FSa FOR CITY SERGE AMT .--
800 AEssRs. SDIToBss-P Please announce 10 the
Clnzens o. Wheeling tint lam candidate for tile
ONCE Of City Sergeant at tile ensuing Chartor Flee
ton. - [dsGl3tl E. "A. SOAlspEKDAY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

y4szzS9 Fob CITY TBEAsURER.--
y u EssRs; EpIIoRs.-I respect offer my
SELF as Tor Election to the 0ce Of City
Treasurer, at tue next Charter Election.
dRch r.. ". HARDING
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BRYAN,S PULMONIG WATERS

RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
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49,. STREET cOMBLssIONER.-
Sy&SA MEssRs. BDITRos.-Io offer lnyself "a q eau.
didRle for Ee-electiOn to che office of Street Eomis
honer. [declSs HENRY SHARP.
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Wall Paper! wall Paper

EHR ABOVE WILL BE SOLD VERY Low
i daring the Winter, Mt the old stand Of
dec15 JOS l. WILDE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

lbs tp,tes Of the State Department #
NFasains ION having 4been iutsoiueed=
ei,ereto 10 6sssp. lao that Eeseott,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

Supplying sGonernnleut Offices, NE yuse tue
hest Ink In the markets lo, Ne think vonrstp be.
Respt.ys Sonra TAYLOR &aIABR4.
October l6. lsaQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-28
The Pest Once Fraud.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Before George r. Betts Esu.


The Of the United States vs.. Henry Williams was
continued yesterday.
Mr. Dwight requested the recall Of Mr. Porter, who de-
sired TO explain his testimony Of yesterday in respect
the time Of the delivery Of the money package the
2sb of Dec 1859 Mr. Dwight stated the of the
pcaton. that examination OF the books and receipts o.
Adams Express Co. Mr. Porter since tho adjournment o.
yesterday appeared that the money package from
Norwak the evening Of the 9Th instead OF the forenoon
OF the 2Sth according his previous information that
in the inevitable of business IL must have
his hands between and 10 A. NJ, the 2sth inst This
being the case, the delivery must have taken place DO
tween the hours OF ana 10 A. NJ the package was
called for by thedeendant shortly sfer came into his
(Porter's) possession
The Commissioner decided that the evidence having
been closed yesterday, by the consent OF both parties
too late 70 continue the testimony The Commissioner
stated at the same time that the COUNSEL by this decision
must not infer that he attributed much importance the
question OF the precise time Of the delivery Of the
package by the clerk
Judge Maynard (for the defence) moved for the dis
charge OF the prisoner from the commitment there
sufficient evidence TO the prisoner be the per-
son that received the money.
Mr.. Dwight made counter motion, that the prisoner
might be committed await the action Of the Grand jury
After very excited debate and arguments on the
part OF the counsel for both sdes the missioner de-
cded that the should go before the Grand Jury He
placed the amount of bail al IS 600.
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United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts and Jury.

QUESTION sETTLED-rHE RATE OF CONFESSIONS
ON WHICH DUTIES ARE LEvIABLE UPON IMPORTED
0OODS-NpORTANT TO MERCHANTS.
q JAZZ. 27.--E A. Oelrichs and others Hen0n j. Red
field. Collector dcThe existing tariff provides that 10 the
market value Of goods in the country Of expectation shall
be added all charges except insurance. and in every
charge for commissions at the usun1r Under this
provision the Treasury established regulation for the
guidance OF Collectors to the effect that that in making
up tue dutable value Of goods should DO In
cuded at the usual rates. but at rate less than
OK per cent In pursuance Of this regulation, the Col
lcctor exactcd from the plaintiffs duties at the last
toned upon goods imported from several countries o.
the continent Of Europe. The plaintiffs protested cai
ing that the usual rate Of commissions actually paid in
those countries was only two per cent This suit
brought back the amount o the difference be
the duty if assessed II two per cent which
the fact that all the continent OF Europe Paris ex
cepted, the usual rate Of commissions two per cent
and that the usual rate at Paris il three
per cent Under the direction Of the Court verdict was
taken in favor Of the plaintiffs for the amount Of the excess
- claimed, tho amount 70 be adjusted by Samuel @ Og
den, Jr, Auditor n the Custom House. II understood
that the department now acquiesces the rue that
actual usual rate OF commission that upon which duties
are 70 be levied, and that the general regulation above
mentioned TO DO adhered 70 where the na rate q
less than the minimum above referred TO- the Court
inS previous cases ruled that tho words OF tho statute
are not 70 be controlled BY the regulations Of the depart
ment where they conflict with each other, and the Dis
uct Attorney being Of opinion that such ruling was
rect
Several other against several Collectors, nvo,v
ING the same question, were disposed Of In the Same way
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Marine Court-General Term.

, DesOre HUI Judges Mhypafu, HCIaTtny tnu AIkef
JAM 26-The case Of Morris n. Henry John n. Car
nochan argued this morning. In which the decision Is
reserved The originally tried in September,
1858, and resulted in verdict for the plaintiff Dr. Hem
ry was formerly DR. Carnochans assistant, and acted
such IN the DEFENDANTS practice surgeon. He also
ferent medical papers 1t the tmeescribing operations
and the treatment Of surgical disease by the defendant
surgeon The defence got up that the opportunity
the plaintiff had In experiencing and participating
large amount Of surgical practice than eQni-
vaent for the services thus rendered A. K Dyott c.
D. Evans for plaintiff; Messrs Richard Basteed and Con
dert Bro Is for defendant
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Representation
OF Ship.
LONDON, LIVERPOOL, HAvRE,
HAMBURG And BREMEN
PACKET ovFYCE
Before Hon. Judge Ingraham.

CORNER OF CuAxBERs AND WEST srREErss
IPAID 1851 .aN
Where passages can be engaged on reasonable
terms, In regular packet ships.
INCLUDING Pk0vIsIoSs
NEW YORK. Oct IA, 1859.
This entities the bearer Mr.. Christian Acne, 10
storage passage, this gresent voyAse, hence 70
TO Nh. ,. FowLRn.
To be exchanged as ls6 west street.
r.. r. FOWLER.
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Ofncer Brewer deposed that he was well acquainted
with defendants ticket Office; had seen Fowler and Gil
bert there i sEe
Cross examined-Did not know OF his own knowledge
whether Fowler was proprietor Of the ticket ONCE not
hartman nterpreter Of the First Police District Court>
identned the ticket that given him by the rst
Witness when Mr. Fowler Arrested he said 70 me that
sorry TOR II, and was willing to give genuine ticket
for Il wv
Cross. exsminedQ Did not Mr.. Fowler tell you there
TeutopiA that should have been named3 A. Ny impress
sion Is that you (Mr Spencer) We rst person 70
suggest the name OF the Teutona. IAughteY)
70 Mr. Smith, do not recoeot Mr. Fowler saying that
this ticket would produce ticket by the next steamer
Heine was reca,d and crum examined n cnnsderable
length.
The prosecution having closed Mr. Smith moved DIS
missal Of the complaint which, after argument, w,s
MED
when The case for the defence will BE- submitted.
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Ceroners' Inquests.


DEATH USpGR SINGULAR CncvxsrAxcIs.-As william
Hurry, public porter, was engaged Tuesday as, h
removing case Of dry goods from the second story Of
the premises 1c4 William street, he sllpped the stairs
and YVES precipated TO The bottom and through glas
door, The box falling him, inurng him severely b
had 70 be removed 70 the CITY Hospital. where wac dis
covered that he had received severe wound In The Chest
penetrating the lungs. he died THURSDAY Coroner
Schrmer held inquest yesterday resulting In verdics
IN accordance with the ctrCumseAnOge.
FATAL FAIL THRoreH 4 HAscxwAv.--Gcorge Simpson, .
aborsr while q work n the building 1le Warren stres,
yesterday afternoon fall through hasohway on Tho mn
story, 10 bs ground, and died 70 short time afser beng
conveyed 70 his residence 102 Warren street. Deceased
Englhhman, thirty i've years Of ana nad been
married but two moaths the coroner viii hoSd IN m
quest. t s q se 8
FATAL FAIL FROM BunDuc John Barrs, hoorer,
while engaged on An unnnshed building q the corner OF
Reade and Elm streets on Wednesday afternoon, fell 70
the pavement sustaining injuries from the effect Of which
be died az the New York Hospital on Thursday morning
Coroner Schrmer hcd inquest, an4a verdict OF ac-
cidental death rendered.
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Judge, suero, and putting him under orders in the
decision of cases in which French subjects are concerned
idea would have upon the independence Of the Judicial
ry Peru, and what disastrous consequences and neon
vericnces would follow from granting such privileges to
the subjects Of foreign countries other foreign
nen as they would then have the right do wore also
TO demand n similar privilege. t VI
apology The flag Of the Charge dAairs on The re- es.S
lisbment Of the French legation your Excelency we'll
aware that such procedure would be entirely without
Ct The Hon n. huss and the Ai esasiou, on
to IL. q Procedure mat and arDe.g
pressed upon him to re-esabsh the official relations which
he had without cause interrupted
him to the French Consul az this port has not been
possible to ascertain whether any fault committed by
now in Europe, having bsen dlsmisssd rom bis ONCE
necessary that there should be settlement made in
Jet in accordance with all the duties Of ay acd courtesy
which exist between the two nations. t
and a. an epret Wo wben 4 consdered that there
was trial had Of . criminal, IN strict con-
formiiy with the laws and consultation Of an inde:.
that the subsequent condemnation Of that criminal ws
correct and iust-would your Excc1epcy, would ask,
aps be he e.
GUS errors have been commied and which ought 70 be
honor and justice Of the Imperial government 70 perse
10 exacng satisfaction Of friendly nation which has
Which could annsbss and destroy he Independence sna
sovereignty Of that natouf
my desire that your ExcslleDcy should make your
scf Intimately acquainted with the substance Of The notes.
or which have given full extracts in order that you may
clearly under what state Of naughty excitement and
ccia acts Of Mr. Huet were ndIted ana Also that YOUR
Excellency may observe on the other hand how much
ndness and moderation was shown throughout the whole
~ftpxI rxf~~~u 49,