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Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-09

JUDGE Garter, Dr. Shurtlelf and others who
attended the State Convention, speak of the
of the Democracy in the northern
portion Of the State as most fattering.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-09

GETTING UP a CONVENTION An Oroville
Brcckinridger of former free soil atinities
has been acting in the capacity of q Gwin
colporterer throughout the county, holding
primary meetings, securing proxies etc, for
the bloward Gwin convention which the Sc
ceseders held Thursday. lie visited Balsam
Hill recently, and posted notices for Breck
inrdse primary meeting. When evening
came, there was but one person, (Phil. Rip
ley, stauneh Douglas man, willing to assist
in holding a meeting. Phil. kindly offered to
act as audience or President, or in any capac-
ity most seryieable to the lonely itinerant
Breckinridger. lie soon weakened, tore
down his notices, and concluded thathe could
write out his own credentials. Butte Record
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-09

FATALLY INJURED BY a BEAR-The Petalu-
ma Journal of the 7th inst, has the follow
ing:
From DIR. VIM Burnett of this city, who
was called upon to attend the case, we learn
that young man named Wright, resident
of Tomales City, was fatally injured by
grizzly bear, on the morning of Monday,
Aug. 9th. 1t appears that Wright having
on the previous eycning,discovered the tracks
of the bear near his place, proceeded on the
following morning to raise party of friends,
and among the number his father, for the
purpose of following and killing the bear
The trail soon led them into the hills near
Salmon Greek, where the bear had entered
dense under6rush Young Wright and his
father enl ored and after proceeding a few
rods, and on arriving at a slight opening, dis
covered the bear in the act of sprnging upon
them. The father, who was in advance,
sprang aside, and the monster grappled the
son, crushing him to the earth. In his fall
the rifle of young Wright was accidentally
discharged. The bear seized him 10y the left
thigh, intlicting four terrnle wounds The
father improved the earliest opportunity, and
discharged his ride atthe bear, when she fed
into the thicket. She was subsequently, kill
ed, as were also her two cubs, each weighing
upwards Of one hundred pounds The
wounded man was Immediately carrie to his
home, and medical aid called. lie survived
his injuries until last w Wednesday evening
Deceased was aged about 81 years.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-09

SILVER MINES IN SIERRA CouxrY.-Tbe
Mountain Messenger of Saturday publishes
the following letter from Justice Goodman of
Gibsonsonvile:
MEssRs. EDlroRs;-As l promised, | now
send you a small specimen of silver ore. dis.
covered near Jamison Creek, in the vicinity
OF 76; The discovcrcr Mr.. Berry, | con
Versed with last evening. From his de-
scription of it think it will prove of great
Importance to the State. The vein crops out
near the base Of large mountain, and a
vein of silver two feet thick closely adheres
to strata of rich gold bearing quartz four
and half feet thick No dead work is re
quired, such as tunnels or shafts, to strike if !:
You can Immediately take out tons of the
ore, and an abundance Of water power to
drive machinery the year round is eonven-
ieently by. A company is organized called
the Berry d Basye Company. Some men
are now on the ledge at work, and this week
! expect lot of the ore down for ASSAY.
The specimen | send will show the above is
not all gas.
The Messenger says that the specimen re-
ceived is undoubtedly rich and equally fine
in appearance to the specimens exhibited
from the most famous leads in Washoe.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-09

PROBABLE MURDER.-A native Californian
known by the name Of Jesus was found dead
in the bed Of Mormon Slough yesterday
morning with his throat cut from ear to ear.
The body exhibited the appearance of death
by such means as precluded the probability
Of suicide-St0c 4 rq4s. YhArsdaM
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-09

MOVEMENT OF Tnoops.-Lieut. Mercer Of
company f, !st nragooEs, arr,yed in town
day before yesterday from the Big Bend of
the Carson, where be had been stationed
with his company for some time past, lie
has been relieved by company A, Of the same
regiment lie tells us that they have been
building a very large post twenty five miles
east of Virginia City, at which three com
panies will be stationed. His company have
returned to Fort Crook, where he will Join
them in a few days.-Red Binf md, IN.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-09

HEALING TAE SIcK By THE LAYING Ok OF
HANDs.-A great deal of sensation was crea-
ted in New Bedford recently by James New
ton, of Cincinnati, who pretends to heal the
sick 10y the grace of God, through the impo.
sition Of hands The STANDARD states that IA
citizen of New Bedford, who had been seven
years an invalid, and for long time unable
to walk, or even move his lower limbs, was
wonderfully restored by submitting to the
rubbing and manipulations OF the rcligionst,
and was directly enabled TO move his legs
and bear considerable weight On them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-09

ROBBERY IN Sr. LouIs-On Tuesday ev
ening of this week, a notorious Spanish wo-
man, named Walloupa, was passing along
Main street, in St. Louis, in company with a
man. when a couple of Mexicans accosted
them by presenting pistol at one and rails.
ing huge knife at the other; they demanded
her money instantly and threatened to kill
both if either resisted. Walloupa delivered
to them SIP so, when they parted one go
ing up street and the other down. A dozen
men were standing in front Of a livery sta ble
not six rods distant, while the transaction
occurred, but the woman dared not give the
alarm. This is the boldest robbery we have
heard Of Nomtai0 Messenger, Saturday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-09
Democratic State Central Committee,

Alameda and Santa Cara-SlmuelJ j. Clark.
Amador ard Calayaras A. Haywood, y. C.
Lewis,
Butte and Plumas J. W. MeCorkle, S. Shan
non.
Contra Costa and San Joaquin-B S. Hines, p
+. Connor.
Colusa, Tehama and Shasta-Ben Shurtleff.
Del Norte, Siskiyou and klamath George f.
Price.
Ell Dorado-J. G. McCallum, A. II. st. Clair
Denver, Johh ConnesS, c. =. jackson.
Fresno, Mariposa Merced and Tuare- Charles
Began.
humboldt and Trinity. T. Ryan.
Los Angeles and San Bernadlno-M Norton.
Marin, MendociuO and Sonoma- George L.
Wratton
Monterey and Santa Cruz w F. White.
Napa Solano and Yolo-Amos NJ. Currier.
NevadaA b. Diddle, John Caldwell
Placer r. G. Poland, II. Groding
Sacramento-A. Rcddington, Mike Gray, w.
B. Hunt Larkn Lamb ID. II. Whipey.
San Fraucisco--D. D. Cotton, j. ?. lIoge John
Middleton, Leondas Haskell, Ii. b. Truett, r. c.
Page, j. Monroe.
San Mateo-James Dennison.
San Luis 0bispo and Santa Blrbara-F. j. Ma
guire.
Sierra Michael Walsh
Sutter-P. W. keyser
Tuoumne and Stanislaus-I. n. Quinn. a
Schel
luba- L. B. Beardan, c. r. DeLong,
The PoNY EXPRESS A correspondent of
the Alta writing from New York August 2l,
says; Mr.. W. IL. Russell, the onterprising
protector and principal proprietor of the
Pony Express, has written to this city, an
nopncng that at a meeting Of the company,
who own that institution in New York, re
Gently, it was resolved to continue the trips
of the Pony Express between st. Louis and
San Francisco until the 1st of January, and
then, if Congress refuses to patroniso the
route, to abandon the enterprire altogether.
1t is confidently expected, however that at
the ensuing session, bill will be passed con.
I tanning some sort of an appropriation to keep
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-09

FATALLY INJURED BY a BEAR.-The Petalu-
ma Journal of the 7th inst, has the follow
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11
rrLIlso THE rnuru A scAHDAL.

Many persons Justify tbcinselyc. in iriar.
ing anothcrs character by pleading that
thry have told only what was true. They
forget That the truth Is not ut all times to
be- spoken. Pcrhap. the one Of whom you
tel nm olions truth has rCpcu,cl in dust
and ashes If li.s fault. and il you keep re.
pca,ing It, low can yoa longer pray that
Col would casi your sins behind his back
and rcmcmbcr them N, morct rerhap.
God has forgiven the SHINING one and re-
stored his soul 10 virtue ani peace, and will
yon nc, the part II fiend IN ,auuting and
tprmenting him Or perhaps the erring
one, II not fully parjoncd and restored, Is
longing, signing. and striving after biz lost
innocence. And will you crush and kill
his sooi desires, by robbing him Of tie mo.
tive which fiscs from self.rspec, nnl The
good opinion bf othcisl VIII you break
the bruised reed and quench the smoking
fasf VIII Won lacerstc the bleeding sen.
sibiltics of those who are mourning over
their faults! Tha, youhave spoken to the
injury Of another only what Is true. Is M
Justification. You may be q slandcrcr oi
the most malignant character. anj YOU srs
so, ualess special reason exists Cor youi
making known anothcrs fault..-Ef.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11
A BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

Il vas nirbt. Jerusalem slept as quietly
anil her hills as child upon the breast Of
its mother. The noiselcss sentinel stood
like statue a, biz post. and the philoso.
piers lamp burned dimly in the rccesscs Of
iis eh.cricss chamber
but IN ,t,al darkness insolscl Tie ia
,ians in its unlighted shadows. Reason
she,lss faint vl,nmsrina over the minds of
men. like the cold and irsuFcicn. shining
Of distant star. The immortality Of man. :
spiritual nature vas unknown. his relations
mt heaven undiscovered. and his future
Acstfny ot-surri in clelsi Of mystery.
It vas ~ ,li. pericl t'ia, Two ferns Of
y,herial mould lowered about the land sf
coi's chosen people. They seemed like
.,sr snrcl's sent TO earth On some enl,as.
~ N love. Tue one cf majestic stature
aud -xrll fornist limb. which her drapcry
csns.alai. in her sgss< Jessiag and siea.ly
sye. exhib.sesl the highest degree sf strength
anil eunkdsres. Ilsr right arm Pas sE-
ten,!sd IN an impressive gesture upward
wherc night appeared to lave placed her
.,,u,.st pavilion. While on tho lett snolmed
h,r ,leirase sompssiea. In form and cr.A.
,-pancc tie eos,rsstssf the uslvr. fbe II
was itocpins IKE ipsef wAsn moiHsass
sifh r,fre.hng de~s. snd her bright VT
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So estnntllmty f,llsg q ihf diesi n
meMn.t What n0r con Va neifirt piaht
mf h.ghi aiff llie ah0ea hfwton mfo
ftrl fm vfh4ui 4f fom nyll H..
fh.H NH tIe weff ihp lsffef
81 nl.Hunlahle ehliea. Whist viii thry
fyifHr wurl " he ilue that faily ou.
hilf ~ hll lIe u mso w. maet ffon nf.
tltIun0i W lHuplo sleeping with lholr WIN.
iBes .lutf Au open window mort hialih
10 ihe y,n tn hoSer lufl lny one, 'iha
f not lu ay tliai LIGHT ia not necessary nr
fcrmory w gronf c.lics night a.r u oiirn
lhthtst aud pmof nir 70 lo bod N the 2 I
hours. ! could bollgy nler.tiul shutting
lhc window IN iotai, lu.iu iho day, thpn
dn,iug he night foy The tpkc " llc sIcL
The absence Of lmplo, Tie quiet. M tend
to make night the beet time lpr airinf the
patient Ono oi our lghct medical ma.
lhorilios on consumption and climate, has
lull me thai the an In London Il never 80
glolas after ten clock at night. Always
ar y0lr room, then, from Che outside air,
il possible. Windows are made 10 opcn,
doors are made 10 fhui,--a truth which
seem. extremely difficult Of apprehension.
Every room must be- nircl from without, --
every passage from within. Bui The fewer
passages there are IN u hospital the better
-HortRce Ngiiiagth,
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10 Prevent SRIpPEHs ~ llAMs.--ln u
communication to the Cotton Planter, Mr..
". Melville says:
There ia, according 10 my experience,
nothing easier than 10 avoid the skipper
and all worms aud bugs thn' usually inicnt
and often destroy 30 much bacon. u is
simply to keep your snoke-hoasc dark, and
III moth that deposits the egg will never
enter il, For the past twenty-five years
have attended 10 this, aud never have had
my bacon troubled with any Insect. ! have
now hanging in my smoke.housc hams, one,
two and three years Old, and the olclcs, ARE
"a fec from Insects ~ when first hung mp.
am not aware II other causes for the .x.
empiion u nv bacon from insects. but
simply the fac, tina, my smckc-house is al
ways kept dark. Before adopting this plan
had tried many experiments, bu. slways
either wiihou, success or With injury to the
flavor Of NY bacon. ! smoke with green
hickory--this IL important, as the flavor oi
BACON j. often utterly destroyed BY smoking
il with improper wood.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11
THE puTcHMAa's poaY.

"Shon. you rcckcrmomhor H. little plack
pony pycd mi, the pcdlar next week =
"iah; " sot Of him =
Nothing, only ! eiis shcaiCl bgrdy
"Tor'
"Yah. You acc in de vur.t place he ish
pllnt mi, both lges, INT fcrry lame NIT ono
eye. Den ven YOU giis on him to rite he
raTcs up bchint unt kicks up perforc - YER
ser as chackmulc. links take him a
li,llIe ride yesterday sni SO sooner ! gifts
sira,ldlc his pack he commence lat vav.
shust 80 like y Walking pcam ON boat
steam; unit ven he gits town vns 30 miSe'l
up NIT every dinks, vin,s minczelf sitting
aroun. paekvar,s mi, bis tail IN my hants
yer de pri,llc."
"vcll, vos ypu going 10 10 M, him .
"Oh, vixcd him peter a. chsm up !
hitch him to ,le cart nit hi. iail we're his
heat ought to be den ! gife him put 50 a
to.cn cuts vi, htlccow; b. starts to rp.
put he sec te cart before him. he makes
backwards. Dur,ly soon he stuu,bles p bint
uut sits town on hrs lunches ant look iise
he v.el burty shamed init himself. Den
iake. him cut. hitch him De rite Way. IN,
he gocs rite of shust az goot As anybody 5
bSuy.
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uuf attention. nF thr el.inr n ihf Mil.
Hlul Irf bmf fr h been frr.ullj
mllal a., n cuta lof eluolf, which ~ .n
mnr' WpuaHu fhIir rf WHh 10 make u
1l widely hparn w pluihlc Famo eifhi
months agn, Nr NJ u Ntsnn who lrfpa
music .irft un NiHpuu IL street. md D.
brother 70 ihe Nrll known Lowell Mason
a,rctlt.n,ilhu ho hnl cinooron hl face
The .lte ~ Pea II We cut oul hy Dr
Malcull md the wound partially hailcl
subsequently u grew again, and while he
sht in Cincinnati ~ business, II attained
the nfe Of hickory nut llo remained
there aIncc Christmas under treatment. and
b. come back perfectly cured. The pro.
cess j. this \ piece ui sticking plaster
WAS pot over the cancer and small citculhi
tiIn Of the healthy skln ncAt TO i vns cS.
posed Then . plaster made Of chloride
# xnc, blood root and wheat -four was
spread on g piece of muslin Of the size Of
tins circular opening, aud applied to the
cancer Tor twenty four hours. On reno,
ing 1t the cancer viii be found to be- burn.
into, and appear of the color and hardness
81 an oil shoe sole, aud the circular rim
outside Of i, will appear white aud parboiI.
81 Ms il .caldcd by bot steam. The wound
is new dressed. tho rim soon suppuratcs
and the cancer comes out hard luun and
the place hcals mp. The plaster Lils u,
cancer SO that /, slouehs out like dead flesh
and never grows again. The remedy wa
disco,crc, by DR.. Fell, Of London, and hai
been used by him fur sIx OF eight years will
unfailng fucccas, aud not n case has been
known Of the rcappcarancc Of the canccl
where this remedy has been applied.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11
ROWAN no rIin nmnaonnoY

Not many years ngo, two lfcuchmcn--
onc wealthy aud IN possossion ~ ready
cash, and the other pooi and pcnhilcs.--gc-
cupicl, by chance, thc same room IN ,ub.
urban hotel. In the morning, tho sc.i iy
one arose FIRST, took from his pocket pit.
lol, and holding it to his own forehead,
aud backing against the door, exclaimed 20
his mortified companion.
" II is my last resort am pennies and
tired Of life; give me i've hundred francs
OF will instantly blow on, my brains, md
you will be arrested as murderer =
The other lodgcr iounl himself lhe hero
Of an unpleasant, dilcmma bat the cogcncy
Of his companions argument, struck him
"coll. lie quietly crcp, to lis plnia.
looms, handed over the amount. aul the
other vlmosci, after locking the door on
the outside.
Hearing Of this, another Frcncliman, of
very savage aspect, one night tried 10 room
with tall, raw-boncd gentleman from Ar
kansas, who had been rather free with his
money during the day, aud evidently had
plenty more behind. Next morning "pikc'
awaking discovered his room mate stand.
Ing oyer lin, with pistol lcyclcl at his
own head, and evidently qaaking with agi-
ta,ion.
"What the deuce are you standing thar
Cor IN The eolif' -aii Pike, rroping him
self ON his elbow, and coolly surveying the
Gaul.
IL AIN desporal, - was the reply; you
give me one hundred dollar, or blow out
mine brains.
"Wcll then blow aud be iarncd - re.
piled Pike, turning over.
"Botc you will be arrested for "a inur
da.re :. persisted the Gaul, earnestly.
"Eh, what's that Z said Pike; "oh,
see = anil suddenly drawing a revolver
and fye-pound bowie from under his pill
low. he sat upright. a man may a
well be hung for sheep as lamb, h'
coolly remarked, and vt the word he start
cd ror Tie Gatl, but the latter was to,
nimblc-tIo hoss-pi.,ol." innocent Of
lead. exploded in the air, AMI, with on'
frantic leap our little Frcnelman vas stand
ing in his nish,-robc at The foot of th'
s;air-casc--a prc5f that wlii, may sui. on
latitude will not answer for another.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11
WHAT 10 WORSE THAR caIMEp

An exchange paper says truly that I" II
is not crimes such as murder nnd robbery
which destroy the peace Of society so much
A. The cjnIcnpible gossip. the family quar-
rcl., icalousics aud chickering's between
ncghbors, mcddlcsomcncss and ,ailing,
WHICH arc thccankcrs that eat into ali social
harpincs. How forcibly this remark
must como TO the minds OF many who have
Witnessed the misery produced By tatling
in neighboFhooi. Better BY FAR live in a
noighborhood of thieves than one of liars |;
and al taters are liars, and wha, Is worse
than that, both thieves and imurlcrcrs |;
they steal the good name OF the innocent,
and by blasting the fair fame Of tho vir,uous,
scNl to premature grave many tender be-
ings, who cannot rise beyond the reach Of
their denonlac slmftA o that every yir.
tujGs female and honorable man coull aud
would heed the advice of one who talked
sense in plain way when he said, " Don't
make yoursef miserable. and chase lies and
/, slsadcss round ,he void. Live them down.
The wors, lies and mos. wicked ISLANDERS
can't stand long against good lifc. They
are generally the tools Of the wicked one,
Which are hot worth picking up. J part
Of tlie world has nothing else to do but
SANDER the other part. They serve their
master, 10 their work, and will have thciI
mcri,cd reward. "-Er.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11

saL1iSo CRAM foR BrrTrs MsKIsG.---
A writer in the Homestead reports a state.
men, made a, the New Haven lectures, tina,
BY adding tablespoonful Of fnc salt TO a
aaAfs of cream. as the latter Is SKINNED
from oH the milk anil placed in the cream
pots until enough accumula,es Cor ehnrnine
the. time required for charning "a reduced
10 two or three minutes. In trial made
BIZ the writer. he found this to be true. anil
hi. theory Is. that tho salt acts upon the
thin coating Of the globults Of butter. anil
so iis.olyos !, tha, a Sigh, agitation breaks
II. and the butter comes ., once. The ex.
pertinent can easily be tried BY any butter
inskcr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11

\ DRy foop: llonsoS Cnoicg.--Through
Nt;lan runs canal. on the bridges, over
which one is reminded Of n curious passagc
in the history Of the city. One Of is old
dukes, being placed under accommodation
by the popr, received the bull by the hands
oi two delegates. lie heard it, and hal
,hcm driven IN state until they reached tie
bridge. They did no, know why, but found
their carriage suddenly stopped on the
bridge, with the water u, hand, while they
were surrounded BY the guards of tho duke,
who Nas tyrant and u desperate. "My
Lords. said the duke, "whcthcr would YOU
prefer to cat or drink They looked at
the water. looked at tho guards, anl said.
Here is too much water to drink We
shall prefer b. cat. Very we'll, you
shall have your ehoicc, h. SAID. The bull
was produced, it, parchment; cut mp in pieces
anil the dirui,arics Of Rome we're forced to
cat It, aud also the lcaden seals by which i,
was authenticated. Yet this rebel icus duke
aud the Pope were afteFwOrds good friends.
- faiy IN Trgasi,iOH.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11

SMALL FiBNs ASD PLENTY or MASrRr.
III. +. Sloan. in The Rockford R,Ji,tsy,
talks right to the point as follows!
"If farmer has but forty or eighty
acres to cultivate, a1l has siock.yarl or
barn 70 which H. draws all bis grain to
thresh, and there lets bis stock live througl,
the winter, converting all his straw into
manure, be- can make mannre enough TO
keep the forty sr eighty acres in a. good
condition for growing gooi crops from gen
Grafton TO generation. Also, a small iarm
thus managed, is much more profitable, 10
proportion toa large farm conducted in the
usual way. There are fewer acres 10 pay
take. upon; there is less money invested |;
there Is les fencing 10 make aud keep IN
repair, leaving the owner q. mncl lsss es.
pcnsc, and greater profit according 10 the
capital invested snl expended.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11

HOOPS J0Era oS lIiasltf.--1be very
fingers 40 aristocra,ically slender, that now
hold thc pen, hint plainly a, the iIls that
fc.h Is heir to- my coats have become
great coats, my p1ntaloDns are turned into
trousers, and bya worse bargain than Peter
Scl.lemChl's | secm 10 have retained my
shadow and sold my substance. In short.
as happens to prematuIely oil port vinc. !
am II of bad oolor with very little body.
am working nevertheless, with pen anil
pencil. in spite Of the NJ. DIS, who ordered
me u Do nothing; ba, ] found j. 50 hard
to do, I preferred writing ami drawing
Besides which, FOR all my ill-lookingncss,
there il one man coming to draw ne, an
other 10 iaodcl inc. as If were Fat enough
to tai. Luckily. ! am capital a, sitting
ius, now, and not bal a, ling as to walk
ing or standing. ] am feeble almost as a
baby On my pins, which by the way. have
dwinil.d into esilcs.-.Nemsirs Of Heed.
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n.xaf1 or RrrokriNa 4 Cfsrrnr Aao


nsxarE or RrPUE1iSd CENTURY Ago.
At the time We are speaking of. to men
ton any peers name in connection With
parliamentary proceedings vas breach Of
privilege. punishable with a fine Of hun.
ared pounds. Lord Msrchmcn,, Almon
tells Us, was in the habit Of examining
the newspapers every day with the ar'lor
that hawk prouls for prey, and wheneser
he found any lor,l's name printed in any
paper he Immediately made motion IN the
lIouse of Peers agains. the printer for =
breach Of privilege. In November. 1Ixs,
the printer Of the Gazetteer pubIislesI-i IL
his paper a paragraph stating tha. the
thanks Of the House Of Lords hal been
given to Sir Eissrd fIs~ks for lis victory.
lie vas brought to the bsr Tor suah Ligl
offence, and obliged 10 make an apology
on his knees.-Ensi;sA Pepper.