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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21

TO get away az ieales. Tie intention was % sink the
Edorado bb on the appearance Of the Santa Clara she
called rortbwsrd safely to Holiness Hole The Jef.
Davis ot water and food at Porto Rico and remained
in port twenty four hours after which she was toid oy
the authorities TO go. She has an Is-poupdsr anna
ships and two l2-poanders on either ti'e' Inc no"
robbed vessels of all the valuable B,fe articles uoey
could lay their hands Oh, and behaved Ike regular
pirates.
CArTuEE OF TBg BARK J1sEfH hAA"fLL w ihI
SunTrR.-Mr. J. X. Kc,Sen, ex-u y. Consul at Cien-
fneos, who came poseDger in the steamship Santiago
de Cnfa arrived st evening, informs ms that tie bark
Joseph Maxwell Of and from philadelphia for Laguyra,
was captured by the s,eam-priyateer Sumter on the
9th of ,JuL, of Porto Cabello. Lieut.. Hanks, and
prize crcs of five men, put on board, taking the
opsa Of the bark and pert Of her on board the
steamer. The j. NJ. was taken into CienfGegos, but
vac ordered to leave within twenty-four hours. In
the meantime arrangements bad been made TO run her
ashore, fifteen miles eastward Of Cienfuegos, which
was done, and the cargo, consisting OF Hour, rce
tobacco, and butter, was taken to Cieniuegos ana
sold, and part Of ii had been paid for. The prze
master an1 bis five had been sent to Havana by
the Governor VI Cienfuegos as shipwrecked seanen'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
NORTHERN TRAITORS WATCHED.
sERyIIE INSTRUCTIONS PRODABLEN MARYLAND
-RFsTRICIioNs UPON RUssELL-TBE MAYOR
OF WASHINGTON A REBEL.

WASTIINUIUN II -,
WARRINGTON, Tuesday, August 90 1891.
The Government has determined TO arrest aii persons
IN the Free States who hold unla wful communication
with the Rebels Certain Secesson Democrats In the
Northern cities are closely watched. The Government
will exert its whole power 10 punish treason IN the
loyal States.
The National Republican Of this city, speaking OF
the snppossd intention Of the Rebels 10 the Poo
mac for the purpose OF invading lower Maryland says
that rising of the negroes s much more probable
than demonstration by the Seeessonlss ana threat
ems forcibe enancipaion II the slayohoders Of that
region 60 not remain 0ysl,>
/, is reported that M Russell, the correspondent OF
TTr London Tues will not be permitted 10 cross the
Potomac again. on the ground that his letters do not
fairly represent the condition Of affairs here, and have
a tendency to create injurious impfessionr abroad.
Mayor BeIret OF this ,ty yesterday refused to take
the oath Of allegiance ss Of the members OF the new
Board OF Police Commissioners. Ii IL believed that he
il a secret Secesionist
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
SUICIDE OF A NAVAL OFFICER.
unup TuoI'HIy AMONG THE TNOOPe

NAsmsGI0S, Tuesday, August 20, 1881.
Lieni. West, of the revenue steamer Vixen. COM
uitted suicide lat nigh, at the National Hotel In this
c,y by taking a1danun. His father resides nj New
Rochelle, New-York. Mr.. West left several letters
addressed 10 his friends. lie died clasping the portrait
of his wife. The net was undoubtedly deliberate.
The city Is full Of sensational r'rmors TINS morning,
but nothing Of impor,ancs has transpired.
Some trouble has occurred In Col b"hors reg itsrut
from New-York, and alec among the men OF TIE New
York Twelfth and Twenty first. The nemberr oi
tbese regiments claim the right OF returning home
IL il believed that the trouble Is fomented by traitors
nj home.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
Tl1Rs IN NEw-1ERsEy.
Tke Cisms Gathering -Peace-tsLing Trni-
tors BaH Run Trephie.-rhe Hard
Tiaoea-Deafh Of IEeroSue-B Bishop
Oieabeinser'. son "a Traitor.
rUIenoadence of ne N. Y. Tri5nn

TpsSTos, Avg. 20, 1891.
Troops rom various parts Of tie State have been
gradually collecting here and occupying the old csnqs
Some 10 companies now there. while all over the
State there others ready to up, nearly co.
Everything for the Eve regiments has been ordered
wagons, am.uaDces, &c., come OF which will be do
hvered thiS week. When Ney-Jelsey again gets into
ibe Geld her men VII be well equipped. Our authors
tiles very active and attentive. Among the o. S.
officers az this station is Capt Talbot, who figured
Dobiy al Sumter, and ecmpeten, ard ueefu n0n he
is The orders 70 send all companies 90 Washington
viii meet with an immediate response Of probably
S,ooe psp. They are to-day producpgs q sensibo
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
IRy Telasranh.I

FoRTREss NoSRoE, Aug l9 via Baltimore, Aus. %, 1857
An excellent state OF feeling begins to prevail and
onr troops are anxious for an advance.
The Minnesota will sail southwark shortly.
The Quaker City is up from the Capes, and reports
9O7gun ship Ia Dutch slp) sshore at Cape Henry.
She went ashore AZ ebb tide but win probably be GOT
of at food tide Two powerful propsers are going to
hen relief .l
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
ppoy Vry' ,yrsr

Adyices from Key Wee, to the 10Th state thai the
Z. ). slcOp-ol-war Preblo Capt Freuth Commanding,
arrived ON the 9th from Bosion and the blockaded
ports Of the Atlantic coanl or supplies Of wocd and
water procuring which she sailed Tor tle ports of the
duff .,f
The razes frigate Macedonian, Capt 'Gknn, has
received thorough overhauing since her arrival, aud
che IL now at anchor of Fort Taylor, ready for sou.
The United states steamship Rhode Island, Capt.
1rencbard, commanding, arrived from NewYork tho
Sih inst. She brought New-York papers Of the 3lst,
but mail. Amer coaiDg and filling up her water
tanks she lsf, on the 9b ioI Tampa Bay and The Gull
porte. - r..14rIff
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21

The II. s. steamship Crusader, Lieut.. I. A. Craven
Commanding, is still in port.
n. D. N. steamship Spiteful, Commodore Dunlop,
Isf thie barbor on the Goth. fN1
The city and the garrison remain perfectly healthy.
There has not been u single death from yellow fever
Jefferson the health of the garrisons il perfe,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
From the RaIfimog, Reo7,J,,l,,n

On lburgday last, i viii be renenlbelod. a rurpor
rcaehed This city from Washington 10 tue eject that
hesyy Ting had beeu heard in the erection of Acaul
Creek, aud !, generally supposed that latle had
iake1 Place between some OF the Government vessels
and the Confederate batteries ~ that poinf but s The
Information was said 10 have emanaed from contra.
band who had escaped into Washington, il was con.
tradeted by the Press and finally denied 10 oto by The
Governmfnt IL now appears, however, that the In.
lance OF the Government, the news has reached this
city. f.e .i e1 9H I.f
ltseens that few dsys since, information was re-
ceived at the War Department 10 The efect that the
Copfederate steamer George Page had been Only com
missioned as war vessel, and being fully supplied
with armament, wac being fitted ont for sea q
The vessel, IA IL well known has been iyiug for
some time IN Acqaia Creek. under cover Of the i'm.
menhe battery at the n0Jtl OF the creek, which has
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21

ANOTHER SKIENlIsf Al ACQUM CEEEK.
NEW BATrRBY JNMAsKED--A rLEET uF SIX
GOVERNMENT VESSELS DRIVEN orf--TliE
STEAMER PooAHoNTAs STRUCK ny SHOT
THE fEDERAIls3s hsTosIsiiED AT TIE
lone RANGE or THE GCss--rifg Bn1J1.Y
COMMANDS THg RIVER PoToDAC----ITiR
STEAMER GEORGE PAGE READY FOR sEA.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
HOW HE DOES 1T.

gentleman who called upon Gen. Fremop, >, 9.
Louis few days ago. busness of no less ;m,.s> "
anee than the equipment of ful regiment Of cayaI.s
says that the following conversation took nlpcs.
Ge@. FL can give you few minutes; but be L,;.s
and pointed, as my time Is very much occup ea
COt -. am - of -. Nv men are an -
listed here are NY muster.rolls hiy bows are 80
at the bugle call. lam selected their Colonel.
Gen. Il. looking over the pspersl.-Al right.
oIdereeems to be correct. Who are your refeTene.t
COL -. Mr.. - and Mr.. -. -.---
Gen. F.-Very well; call tomorrow morn. e Of in
minntes past O'clock and you shall have your answer
and If accede 10 your wishes, your papers will BE-
ready.
AT 10 minutes pas; 4, precisely, our informant wa.
at the Generals door, which flew open at his dema,d
At this early hour. the General was at his table vih
the papers before him. The Colonel made Biz bow
and was saluted thus:
Gen. F.--Here are your documents which viii get
you your equipments. Make haste aud report you az
with your con nTand TO Gen. -; and let me bear
good report Of you rs have no doubt SHALL n M
what your references say. Good bye!
As our friend went out, be found half dozen gen.
temen in attendance In the anteroom waiting thsir
turn for an audience.
That's the way that Fremont does bis business, ana
the above is indicative Of the hours be keeps.
lChicago Iri6sh..
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21

glass, were seized Last Friday by the picket. H.
OF the companies OF the Ist Pennsylvania Rs,;asa".
which are stationed at Annapolis Junction Th.
were taken ut Phelps's Cross-koads Al he psy
as .ion % tne annapolis Reilrosd and county nsd
aoont hve miles from the Junction. TIE good. ,se n
iea0ed IN two wagons, one driven by Albert Rrn,,'r
., ial'itnoe the other by negro, both Of whom 80.
I, H. ,I ,ha .eocn third man, named Coll who Wa.
ini confession The goods were bought for 'sss
Richmond by parties in Bamore--BrummeII bacs 10
purchased some articles hn.eli A Riebmondda ddaHslhg
Of siI3 was sent to cover expenses. lie was,nt vat
ceive $50 for the safe delivery Of Che goods ~ ~
Greek, where transportation to Virginia va yrs
supplied by The Virginia parties. The bore. ~
IN In ahineer were marked to rm in the neisk5o,'
avOo Inc eslzue was made at o'clock a. D.. thsv
dollars. "'''u several haudfea
Brumuells confession /, circums.aptia, m.n,;o;
dates, Names, and localities, and is quite ints,s...g
ana Important in view Of the Neit trade csr,sI
between baltimore and Richmond. lie had or on On
person bundle Of GO or 20 letters objected - % Ss
aud soldiers Of the Confederate Army. TWash s,. s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21

IMPORTANT SEIZURE.
About 5000 worth Of eontrabsnd goods, suinine,
ebloyotorm military equipments, &n-alI istelee
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-08

CHANGES IN Tus Z. ). sES,rE. 0p tho
fourth OF March several change. were made
IN tho United States Scnate, by the quail
flying Of new Members TO take the place. Of
those whose terms expired on that day.
senator seward. Of New York, j. succeeded
by Judge iIarri. Edgar Covan, gepubli-
can. takes the place Of VIM. Bigler. Demo.
crat; Henry $. Lane. Of Indiana, Republi.
can, succeeds the bogu. Fitch lion. John
c. Breckinridge takes a sea, on the door OF
the senate. in the place Of Senator Cri,isn-
den GOV. " Ne,mith. Douglas Democrat,
takes the place Of the notorious Joe Lane
Charles II. Mitchell, union, Of Arkansas, il
elected in the place OF Robert W. johnson
Geo. Chase. OF Ohio. who has gone mo tho
Cabinet. was q member elect 10 the senate,
to take the place Of Push. making racan-
cy IN Ohio. Another vacancy !, occasioned
by the choice Of Mr. Cameron for the Cab.
met. With these vacancies filed. the Sen.
a,c will stand - Republican to ~ Oppo.i-
ton. Thi, !, the first time that body has
ever been organized by the Republican par
~. whose ascndancy Is due solely to tho
absence OF ia, Members from the cotton
States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-08
The Legislature.

Tbs bill Incorporating the Ras, Oxford
Agricultural Society has passed to 10 enac-
ted bill for removal OF sea, OF government
l, indefinitely postponed the AroOstoOk
railroad has passed tho House, (only ono
Oxford member. Iloyt Of Rumford voted IN
Its favor. the bill to ventIlats the Insane
Hospital, nppropria,lng iO,Ooo,l has pas
.ed both branches. A resolve appropria.
ting halia township Of land to pay expense
OF visI, to Portland was pos,ronei to April
|. The Committees are busy with the np.
portionment We undentand that tho
Committee give Oxford two Senator's and
nine Representatives. The old Representa-
tive districts will remain as now construc-
ted. with the exception Of placing Hartford
in the Canton and DIIheld class, IN aking q
district with a population about equal to
the other districts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-08
Temperance Lectures.

DR.. d. Colby Agen, OF the State Temper.
ance association and OF the Grand Division
Of the State. will lecture In Oxford County
as follows. Will the friend. OF Temperance
in each Of the places 500 that arrangement.
arc made and due notice given
Hiram. saturday Eve. March ..
Denmark. Sunday Eve. March ~.
Bridgion. Monday Eve. March II.
North Bridg,on, Tuesday Eve. March IL.
Harrison flAu. Wednesday Eve, March
IL.
Bolster. Mills, Thursday Eve. March II.
so. Waterford, Friday Eve, March Is.
Sweden. Saturday Eve. March lG.
Lowell. Sunday Eve. March IL.
Fryoburg. Monday Eve. March ~.
Brown6eld. Tuesday Eve. March 10.
Porter. Wednesday Eve, March ~.
Cornish. Thursday Eve, March 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-08

There are some very plea,an. things In
life; and one Of them is the expression Of
kindness. THIS may be done IN ,ariou,
ways: by words, by manners, or by gifts.
A very agreeable entertainment OF this kind
was permitted u' last Thursday eve. Feb.
81. The people connected with the Con.
gresationai church and society. q, South
Paris, with other kind friends, commenced
10 the early part Of the evening 70 drop In
upon u'. rs the quiet falling ofA summer
shower. Be.eiging us with kind words and
cheerful looks. they proceeded In way
which reminded us Of the a,,i,a sort Of
goodness imaginable. to depo.i, variou, gift.
silver. bank bills, garments ,houghtiully
provided Tor the baby. nluable addition.
20 our own wardrobe. with sundry nee led
supplies for the pantry.
I, seem, busy hands had been at work.
and kind hearts had been devisipg for u,
beforehand. The hours sped quickly. hap.
PLY. amid the genial 'siu,a,ion OF fife
and interchange OF cheerful feeling aud
then, with appropriate remark. and thanks.
giving to our Heavenly Father, who grant.
eth 10 tho children Of men such things, aid
crOwns.h our life with benefits, this model
ministerial gathering parted a, jus, the
hour. in jus, the manner. most eonscnial to
our feelings and conducive 10 our happl.
nes.--as though every Ons present had de-
signed the whole interview. FROM first to
last. for our especial comfort.
We wish 10 thank kind and apprecia.
tive people for tbeir many acts OF regard
through the wear. since frs, we came s
strangers among them, and for this new
manifestation Of their c-ierm. MAJ Cod
bless them. A. SouTnwoErn.
Z. NJ. Sorrnwopru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-08

The Pari. and Norway land bill passed
the Senate. on Friday, by tho very decided
vote Of lG to 3. The ball changes the limo
to a pOin, near the RumfOrd road. till 1t
reaches the Fair grounds, which are divided.
The new cemetery. that our neishbor' have
laid out with 50 much care. is 10y this nc.
ton brough. into Paris; but 1t Is stated
that the nc, Of incorporation provides that
mono but citizens Of Norway shall have q
vote in its management. so that they efec-
tuslly retain control Of the grounds; or,
As Mr.. Marshall expresses IL, Z" Boston has
her Mount Auburn. New York her Green.
wood. Portland her wes,brook, and Nor.
way her 80. Paris" Our Norway neigh
bor' feel considerably asgrie'ed at this de.
ci.ion but since the Pari. people have cor
daily acquiesced in the cedins OF q part OF
the disputed territory, We hope the matter
may be allowed to rest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-08
The Inauguration o. Pre,id,n, LincOln.

The iespA;ebc. TO the associated pres
stated that on Monday tie sun rOss upon
one Of the mos, beautiful DAYS that could
be chosen cor the imposing ceremonies to b.
performed. Ii sas little cloudy. jus, sui.
fcien, TO keep oG the extreme heat that had
been experienced for few day. previous
A. 40 early hour the mA~-- assembled.
while the capitol was early crowded by
those whose position gave them Access e.
the Interior. At noOn Vice Pre.iIen,
Breckinridse made brief address. when he
declared the senate aijourued. Immediate.
~ he conducted Wee President H,ALrx to
ihe chair. who called the senate 10 order.
and proclamation for On extra session
va. read Mr. IIau,lin. in taking the chair,
spoke AZ follows
" senator. An experience Of several
years in this body has taught me something
Of the duties Of a presiding ohcer, and with
q stern aud inaeNiale pOrPn-e 20 discharge
ibs-S date. faithfully, relying upon the
country and cooperation Of Senators. and
invoking the A'd Of Divine Providence.
AN nov ready TO take the oath required by
the Constitution, and eatrr upon the Dis.
char;e OF the OAcal dutie- assigned the by
the eOuhdehes OF gonerou. PEOPLE"
The new member. OF the senate were
then sworn IN. At thu, jgnetgre the mem.
bar. and members elect 0; the House OF
Representatives entered the Senate Cham
Der, SLING every available place to the leIs
Of the Vice President Tie foreign diplo-
matte corps also entered the Chamber a, the
same moment, occupying seats to the right
Of the Chair.
The scene IN -he senate, while awaiting
the arrival Of the Presidential party. seemed
to realize tie laying down VI tie lamb aud
lion together.
.Nle-.r.. Chase. WIglall, Crttenden, VIII
sentnd Others. were opposite. hobnObbins
vi'h She utnOs, cordiality. Senator Breck'
inr'dss was eOuver-ing lamiliarly with the
EXTREMIST men Of the Republican At Is
m'nuiss to one O'Clock the judges Of the Sa-
prone Court Of the United States of Amer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-08
Editorial Correspondence.
WASHINGTON. March ..

ARLINGTON, Narch =, lchls
The House has passed all the aprrOpria-
ton bills. and taken q recess until Monday.
at ten O'Clock a VI. The senate have
session 10 morrow, sunday. tncompleis and
finish up their business Comparatively
fsw bills of private character have been
acted upoi. at this session.
The measures Of the Pcaec Congress were
sent to the senate. and by that body acted
upon. but not passed. They were offered
in the House. YESTERDAY: bot their rccsp-
ton requiring suspension Of the rules. b,
two third. vote, they failed - Get in a,
MI. Had they hccn sent to the llou.s IN
season they would have been received aud
considered.
Mr.. Adams proposition. 90 give New
Mexico an enabling act 20 coms into the
Union with or wi,hou, slavery, failed The
Resolutions reported by the majority Of the
Committee Of ThVtv-thrcc, we're rass,d.
The amendmen, TO the Fugitive Slave Law
also passed. The resolution submitting an
Hm,niment 10 the Constitution received a
twc-,hirds vote The act relating to the
surrender of fugitive slaves from tasi,o, fail
Ell BY a large majority.
wsw,ll hereafter take time 90 speak Of
the character Of thc-c several resolution,
and bulls, bat have no time nov.
The Inauguration cer,monis. are 10 come
Of Monday at !: O'Clock. noon. Aereat
crowd j. nov an the ciiy. irum cy,ty par,
part OF the country Maine ha, a full del.
ssa,ion. Not State or Territory i. uur,p-
resented. Tie prs, ior ohcc under LIN
c,,n'. administration will 30 great The
Cabinet ). nos made up and CONSIST. Of the
following gentlemen .--Ssward, Secretary
Of Ste Chase. Secretary Of Treasury
Bate. Attorney General, Cameron. Secrs-
tAry o. Interior Montgomery Blair. Sccrc-
iary Of War Caleb T. smith. Secretary Of
Navy and Welet Of Conn, 7. NJ. Gcnrr.
al. Great regret - icli IN al dirrciou-.
ia, Mr.. CollaX. Of lullAnA. was NJ, select
"a Tor The latter olEco. The people AMI a..
business men al over the county demanded
hi, appointment, bot wircrulling poli,i
eiAns ha,, iugl.d him out. Gov. Chas-
was s,rous'y iJuEt, ~ the old iosic- And
courromi-s5. in 90 Republican party bat
the Irs element in thc organization sil-neyd
their baiieric. and secured BIZ. service, iu
tie Treasury Department \. a whole the
Cabinet vii be strong one.
The Srratc have taken no action in the
noui' alton OF Black. Cor Judge OF the ~.
prone Court, or Pe,u, ur 1i.'ust judge
Tor Kansas. The~s two place. ~ill pass In.
% Republican hands.
Everything = ba-tls and confusion. The
streets, the pablo house., boarding house,,
aud almost every other place. are crammei
full Il meu aud women. Military CON.
pauie., with martial music, are parad,ng
the streets
Inauguration day j. alway-a graf day
Coz Washington. I, J. douhly - thu. wear.
The Inauguration Of Repablican Prysi-
den; b. the commene.nrn, Of ncw era in
the history % the American people. W
time 70 write more now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-08
Parie Town Meeting.

The following officers wero chosen. All
bu, ono are Republicans. Our candidate
for sccJnd .elec,man Vas lost, BY the dsfsc-
ton Of Republicans, from an old party
grudgc.
Moderator. Sidney Perhsm; Clerk H.
y. Hammond Sclectmen, Chafies W.
Bemi,, George 2. Hammond. fierriet D.
.Tueli Agent. Hiram Hubbard Treasurer
Samuel N. Newhaii 4: Supervisor. Geo. w.
Hammond; Collector. Chas. W. Bsmis.
S.r,vor,. Henry FORBES, d. X. Ripley,
John MeKsnney, stephen Packard. Jr.. q.
II. Shaw, Chas. W. stevens. silasP. Jones,
ori.on Ripley, Sullirn Andrews, Lsvi
Andrews. Daniel Mason. Ethel W. Bum.
ma, 7 n. Raw.or. Horace W. Raw.on,
Ransom Ripley, John l.. Garland, s. p.
s,..,n. Chs.. FELTON,. Rober, Gray, Franci.
= Richards. Daniel p. Buck, William n.
n,ni.,. Glib. BENSON. John Parsons, sam I
D,mmou. VIM. o. King. Elbri'ge Gray
a., ,,.,.., n u W.bb-r. solou q.
-, -, ,.,., H..
"Nhe'' au''" A'"'oh''
z. X. Cummings, PHILLIP Mason, ir'i baf'
vs, ~. n. svett. Jarius II. Jackson.
.,., ... 6.,J d,;,.,, and
hPPo"..
authorized se'ec'men 70 ACT !" 'en0' WV
crs.
Pound. Cushmau.
so,,.,o,. n R,;ek Mould,-Elearer
s,,,,,-
puhhsm' "o's'' o"
Surveyors OF Lnmrr-n. VI pfo"n'
Ora Hall. Thomas Stearps, Francis Bem'',
w. n RovaI Robert skillin., T. W.
-, n r
"u'u'ea' p'
Constab'e'-Wm' w. h'ns' I'o'''sc
Gray. Charles W. Bemis.
Ss.tou.--Dayid Jordan. Gibbs Benson,
,,,u Go, n Whit. N,,br Fuller. r,
X Cummings. Luther Stone. Jsra,hnsl
Colburn, A. Mixer. Austin Partridge.
Tn, following resolves were unanimously
.dop,od.
R,,olrod. That we hail with hearty sat.
isfac,ion the recent action OF cur I"s'sa'
tnre' restoring 70 mA po,uo 1 ~ =; u ,s;a
and receive /, A. an indication on tho par,
Of our la~gi,er-, tha, they are ready and