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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
DE- BEAnE's REVOLVING CANNON.

DR BEAIE's REVOLVING CANNON.
The public trial Of this novel invention at East
New-York yesterday resulted in complete success.
The principles involved were novel that the trial
had been anticipated with much interest by all who
bad given attention 10 the matter aud at the hour
appointed select company Of gentlemen were upon
tie ground. Among the number were Brig. Gen.
Burnside, U. S. A., Brig.-Cen. Hall, n. Y. s. NJ
Col. Marshall LeIerts Of the 7th Regiment Col. Sui
livan Of the 18th Regiment, Capt. Hudson, with Il
detachment OF the Mcclellan Cbaseurs, aud Capt.
Grossaure. Gen. Robert Anderson lad been expect
ed but was unay Odably absent. Mr. DE Bume wac
quito ready for tie trial at o'clock, aud inlateniy
awaited the arrival Of the military gentlemen, who
did not make their appearance until AN hour after The
appointed time. Gen. burnside stood by the CUR,
watched the firing with the closest attention through
olt the trial, while Gen. Hall went half way TO the
target and observed the flight Of the balls.
Mr.. DE Brames gun 20 lar as toe trial yesterday
may be takeu Us a test, is invention Of great
value The gun consists OF a revolving circular
breech of bronze, which at regular intervals is per-
foratod with Elk riled chambers. 1t is IN fact on
tic same plan rs the ordinary Colts revolving pis-
toll each ore of theee chambers coming in turn oppo-
site the bIeech Of q stationary riHed barrel. The
barrel is OF the came length as an ordinary held
piece, bat differs essentially from il in not being a
lfebt tube. From breech TO muzlle tie metal IL
filled with long Sits o, openings, following the twist
Of the rifles which arc intended to give free vent to
! fle gases and smoke Of the burnt powder. The
chambers in tie cylinder only 81 inches 10 length
for Mr.. De Brame claims that experiment ba'
proved that the expansive force Of guDpowder does
not act uIon tie ball for than this distance and
that it is not only unnecessary TO have cannon OF
rife barrel light greater length than ihis, b'i We
meet with real Ioes, since the fight OF the ball
toward the muzzle is retarded by the enormous com
preston of atmosphere which it makes as II rushe'
through the closed tute. The gun-barrel or cannon
according to this view, must be a perfectly tgl'
CHAMBER for 81 inches fom tho breech, and alter iha
mere guide for the ball, opened all around TO Ter
nit tle gas and smoke to escape which, if confined
would seriously diminish the velocity OF he pro)ec
lille. Tie gun is breech loader, but so simple, hno
apparently 10 well.contriyed as not to make u oPc'
to the serious objections urged against neari! al Ih'
other breech-loading cannon. The cartridge Il II,
serted in the lower rght-hand chamber, the ofeeel
s turned or its axis 80 ms to brng the load opposite
the barrel fat steel plate - forced hard against ''
opening by single turn Of strong Horizontal sore"
ficton.ttbc is inserted ia tle vent (which l"''c
through the .":sw and steel stopper, and Tue gun
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UNION CONGRESSMAN IN EAsTEEN
VIRGINIA.
Of The n. Y Trlouuc.

Corrrsposds Of The ~ Y Tdbuuc.
fokTuEss HD.HoS, Va, Oot ~ 1881.
hasten TO inform you that the Union men OF
Elizabeth City Coauty--Fint Congressional Di'trict
Ct Virgins taking advantage Of the protection
Afforded them by the presence Of tue Union troops
stationed at Fortrcss Monroe aud vicinity, in accord
auce with the call Of Governor Pierrcpout Governor
Of virginia. Leli On election the outposts in Eliza
beth Cts County for member Of Congress.
The candidates nominated were J. Il. Dayids, W.
W. Jacobs, aud jos. segar. Mr. Dayids declined Oh
the ground. Mr.. Jos. SegAr was elected by very
large majority.
Judges Of Election-Tho-. Dobbins, T. s. Tennis.
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INTERESTING FROM KENTUCKY.

CAIRO, Monday, Oct. %, lo6l.
A party Of thirty men Of the Illinois 2Sth, while
scouting on Saturday, encountered party OF Rebel
cavalry and infantry thirteen miles below this place.
A brisk engagement ensued. The Rebels were
routed, with the loss of Captain, Lieutenant and
several wounded. No lo,s our side.
PApcoAH. Ey.. Moudly, Oe;. 20, 1891.
Three companies Of the Illinois oh Regiment
went TO Saratoga, Is miles up the Cumberland
River, on Saturday, and attacked company OF
rebel cavalry, 100 strong, completely routing them
The ebel loss ia 10 killed and 81 prisoners. Fifty
two lorses and all their camp equpage were also
taken. The Federals bad two wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

UyroS NoNINATIoSs.-Qu eeas-Assembly-
John Il. Townsend.
Ityom iRg--Assembly, Lucius Peck; Sheriff VIM.
ID. Miner; Clerk, Chas. w. Bailey; Justices Gortoa
Dutley and Martin Hodge; Superintendent, Charles
Richards.
scg0-Assembly-Ist, Leroy T.. Bowc; lid.
Corn. A. Church; Clerk, Edwin NJ Harris; super.
intenden,, John Eddy; Justice Chester Cardi 'oro-
neIs, T. S. Blodgett AID =. W. Hendrix; ~,
Sfer5eli-Asseinbly- Daniel +. Bryan; ilos
Henry Sherwood; IIIj samuel N: Alley.
Wayae-Assembly-Is', ETon S y. Thomas. OIL
Hykna.r--S Sheriff, Seth Nj. Richmonda Clerk
pZenes Green; District Attorney, Clinton A. Moons
justice, willis Avery Assembly-Ist, Oroo
Moore; I'D, George Springer.
Enthusiastically, Albert Andrus:. Clerk
Clandius Hutchins; Superintendent. Loyal {. La
,broo: Justices, VIM. j. Conger and John Richey.
E'ai,oR.---Assembly-J II. Bnrr. Coroner
Henry G. Hawley. Jus,ice-David Kennedy.
Seiuylr.-Assembly-- AlvIn c. Hause. Di'trss
Attorney-John w. Brown, Coroner-Mlthias W
Hause Sessiors--Icwis Roberts.
Aibany.--Assembly. Hid District-Aimeriie ~
CORNELL Nth Distriet--Wilam G. Weed.
REPUBLICAN, NoMSArIoys.-Albany.- Assaploiys
Hid Dis,rict-Abraham A. Wemple. IVth Vs'nc'
-Nian g. Weed.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
III HbNs lN'IN HVHl VNt - w
Via BALTIMORE. Monday, Oct. %.

F1RTHBsS M0NHUH, OCT q. IUtIi
Via BALTIMORE. Monday, Oct. a.
Two prisoners belonging to u Georgia regiment
were yesterday brought in from Great Bethel.
Some refugees from Yorktown state that the rebels
are in considerable force in the vicinity, and that
there is an apprehension of early attack by the
Federal troops.
There is a large feet Of transports at Old Point,
destined for Washington, unable to ascend the Poto
mac River.
Commodious barracks are being erected for the
conirabands none of whom are 10 90 with the expe-
dition Gen. Meigs has directed Qoartermsster
Talmadge to provide for them in the way Of shelter
and clothing as well as has boon customary with
good masters in Virginia.
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CoRoSERs' CASES Yesterday, Coroner Jackman
held nquts the body of unsnown female infsni
child which found sewed Up IN pigce OF ticking behind
the front door of No 33 Water street. Death appeared 70
resulted from Desect and esposue The verdict OF me
Jury waste the effect that nlopstiop the petase
ofthe child could be osiped any clue to the Pares
who had placed behind the where II YVES found
Coroner Jscsman yesterday held inquest on the ooay
Martin Dalton woo died la the Tomos having knockea h''
bead on the wall while drunk at No. 24 Leonard street on
the Zin nst Deceased was % years oil age anu was
OF shs city. Verdict, Accidental Death
| DIX IsrRpt,1y FuIt,a FROM HoUsE-ToP.--
Carries Wallace sailor being drunk got up 70 the Ai'
md out Of the window No. 81 Cherry street Uni
be- fell to the area below severely njnring himself lie wa
conveyed to tie Hospital where l!' case ives ac'@'a oan
grrous
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THE FUNERAL OF LIEUT.. PUTNAM.

BOsION WUDUIy' VUV' = I'0T'
The funeral of Lieut.. WIN. l.. Putnam, Of the Mas
sachusetls Twentieth Regiment, ldleda Balls Bluff
took place to-day in the Rev. DIR. Bartons Church
in Cambridge street. There was q very large a.
tendance, including Gov. Andrew and staff, and de-
tacbments of the military. Lieut.. Putnam was born
in 1910, received liberal education in Europe and
was esteemed among the most promising young men
of the State. lie fell at the head Of bis company,
while assisting to support wounded soldier.
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resolution granting tie exclusive use OF Il
dill rooms Of TIE I'd Regiment arnory to the HtA
Regiment, was referred TO the Committee on Arts
and Sciences.
resolution was adopted requesting the Crotoa
Board TO communicate TO the Board Of Aldermen the
beat mode OF improving the Russ pavement in Broad
way, 70 as 10 render il safe for borses.
A resolution was adopted ia favor of commencing
the distribution of the funds for the relief Of tho
families OF volunteers Immediately after the sold ers
arc mustered into the service of the United States.
Mr. BOoLE. AS Chairman of the COMMITTEES havicG
the matter in charge, asked tia. the Committee -
discharged from further coEeiderati Of the appcs
tioa Of The Irish Ameytcdn for corporation advef-
tiriog.
blr. GENET said lie liked tO make political capital
az well as auy man in tie world, bat there were .
dozen papers petirionng for the patronage Of tho
Board, especially THE TRIBUNE, The TINES and The
H,rdid. lie thought j. better that il shond he given
those papers at their prices than any other
papers. The Committee was finally discharged from
the consideration of all applications before them fog
the Corporation advertising.
Mr.. Smith offered resolution Of inquiry, asking
the Corr oralion Counsel whether the Common
Council have the power direct the removing Of the
rails of the Nmth-Avenue Railrold between Green
wieh street and the Battery. Adjourned
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DEATH or me noy.yJoHS l. SuScERL,SD.-
Mr. Slingerapd died, Of reursy, at bis residence on
Saturday at O'Clock. lio hau been i'll bat few
dave. mud tho announcement of his death will fall
with ttarting eadress upon his friends throughout
lie County. Mr. s. acquired political prominence
from his connection with the An front organization
Of the County and through the influence OF that iu-
tcrcs, and lis identity with the wing party, be was
elected 10 the XXXlIid Congress, and served from
1917 10 $780, He was a-o a member Of Assembly II
is - and ECO. He was good neighbor and worthy
citizen; and his bercaved fnniy will have the sym.
paiby Of all who appreciated tho virtues of the de-
ceascd The funeral II to be at the residence Of the
family tomorrow nj IL o'clock.
Albany Evening Journal Oct. 20.
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The Board also concurred with the Aldermen in
a resolution that a stand Of colors be presented 70
each Of TIE city regiments which have volunteered,
and 10, already been supplied at an average eoe' OF
not over sl.j IL was stated, 10 debate, that by tho
present system Of makiog each regimental pre-enia
lion a special case 1t sometiues happened that -
much as $500 was spent on one stand OF colors.
Adjourned TO Thursday.
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A HOTEL TRIEF CkudHT NAPrIss.-lss, 49,,
tia, John Otto has going tho roands o. me 81 bed
room aIaSss esr a p.ssy u A.s. nsr.s .. S %s.
took look for his ougonss and The Western he
and succeeded capturing ne .y noruing at ciccks
lie found s.. rs.ss.iS % p Il Jewels &c. u 4
sas nd I,ss nS& Ss xs,ss House. upon 'ppuc'sH
0ursr Dewey.
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To tie Associated Pres.
wAsrnerov. Monday, Oct 20. 1891.
LETTER FROM GARIBALDI.

LETTER FROM GARIBALDI
The following letter from Gaibsldi has been re.
ceiyed by the United States Consul "a, Antwerp:
"CApRERA, Sept. 10, 1861.
"MY DEAR SIR: ] saw Mr. Sanford aud regret to
he Obliged To Announce to you that l shall not be
able 70 go to the United STATES at present. do not
doubt Of the triumph Of the cause Of the Union, and
that shortly. But if the war should unfortunately
continue in your beautiful country, shall overcome
all obstacles which detain and hasten to tie de-
tense of people who are dear TO me.
90. GARIBALDI
"ro Nj oriooIr, L. S: Coas-l at Aaiwep."
RETURN or FUGITIVE SLAVES.
Some Of the Maryland slavsowners in The vicinity
Of Annapolis complain that many OF their slaves have
secreted themselves board the yesse5 Of the COAT
expedition. Several slaves found on beard the
thips, and were returned to their Owners.
the BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Col. Lander will command the new department
along the lre Of the lIimo'e and Ohio Rsisoad as
sooa ~ lis wound will permit.
..ett INSUFFICIENT PICKETs.
Complaint is made Of our insult lent system Of
piekets, and that the force picket duty u no.
large enough.
DEATH OF CAPT. WHITE.
Capt. White of Company g, 22d New-YcrlS Regi.
/. ient, died YESTERDAY in the carp at Arlington.
. INFANTRY REVIEW.
review Of 1860 infantry was held a. Capitol
Hin at noon today.
plSGRACEFUL CoNDuCr or THE AMERICAN
st LEIGHTON AT BOGOTA. 80
The gate of affairs IN Nsw-Grqnada, with regard
tie Uni cd States is delicate. Eievatng IRE lug
Of State Sovereignty and State Rights General Mos
. guerra threw bis country into terrible revolution
ssd he 18th Of July succeeded in catering the eap
al through the imJeey Of the chief commanders Of
TIE Constitutional army and the absence OF conil'
dsnee m them by the troops, but be has not been
abe 10 extend bis rule 10 even ouehalf OF the erri-
soy orpcpulation of the country and there are now
Frenol Odds against him.
letter. iron Boo say that the American Lega'
.9n teerc favored the obtsining of Information by
Oh" aosqesra relative 10 the strength and moye-
""s o. us ogpoHsrts, by which he was enabled at
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A sECEssIoNlST MOBBED.

BosToS, Monday, Oct. %, 1861.
Asa T. Pratt Of Brintree, who expressed strong
Secession remarks at late Democratic Convention
at Dedham, wac to-day ridden on a rail 10y several
Of bis town's-peope.
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PUBLIC MEEZZNG,&
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Inc Board OF Alderman met laet evening, hr.
DAYTos in the chair. 40 o.
The petition Of Fire-Msrshal Baker prsys for ~
passage OF an ordinance Cor the purpose Of sutise
more care Ia the use Of lights board sailing YEA
sells and steamers In oar port while taking ir or d.
charging cargo, many free having occurred by The
nse Of exposed candles stuck on inc boards, N
Petitioner recommends lights to be used onI3 in n.
closed lanterns. under penalty Of S95 one. Aaf Of
such fine TO be paid the infoFmer snd one half To-
the Fire Department Fund. Referred to Comzittos
on Fire Department.
The Controllers weekly financial exhibit was re-
ceivcd, rs follows:
Balance ia Treasury, Oct. ls....Sl go 3ss 50
Receipts. iiSo01S ~
Total .................-.....$2 zoe 694 IL
Psymeus. 1851 81
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sIlLPnGRp RIFLES.

Tie Fifty .fIst Regiment IA. Y. S. " Col. Fer
zero, leave their quarters at Palace GARDEN on
"Wednesday, the 30ih inst, at 10 81. n for Annapolis.
Ills regiuent is attached to Gen. Burnsidos a.
vision, and numbers about 800 men, mostly Amer
cans, young men recruited in the country. The reg
imcnt will leave puIctnally al the hour designated
moving down Fourteenth street and Broadway to
the Philadelphia boat. The following arc the names
Of the officers:
Colonel EdW AID Feuero; Lieut.. Colonel, - Major
Robert Potter Adjutaht, Augustus !. Dsytoni Quarter
master, Daniel W, Horton Su gepn, ~ W BUck A.ssal
Sugeor Chss W Iorfey thspisin n o. Benton Mlhtsi
S.cttary Philip Robert j.. sergesus Major George w
Wei iIun Major Joseph Raado.ph Baud Leed'f bel
irussiers Sergeant William Caldwell; Hospital Steward
Burret Burgc
Company Afghan. John q. Wright lst Liehehsh
]. j. J0hAsoni I'd Lieutenant, q. n. Mcklben . .
Company B-Capt-in \. W. Chess Let Lieenan' DaFit
h. Wright; ID Leutensnt ". Tfyon.
Company CCapsin, W. ID. Campbell. 1 Lieutenant Jas
81 Miller "a LtuteEsni Adm W. Mckee. -
Company D-Csptein Morris Haori; lot Lieutenant ftaH
ois; "a Lieutenant Marsh.
Company f-cap,aiu, @. w. Merritt; LET Lieutenant Geo
A. Porter q lstutotant ]. 4. hapeje ,,....,,
Company f-CRP,sin Francis w. @cllvaine iE LieuIoh'
JoLu stuart I'd Lieutenant, a. L.. Fowler. -,
/, Company GOp'a Saunel ". Simns LIST Lieulep'"'
Wu. Cutb; ~ Lioutai.ant, " II BAKER -,
CouPNI, h-Captur, Il. Charlton Mitchell lst Lieu'e'N
n. H. Hoitrook; % Leutcusn' l.. Goodhdse. 50,
CcnP aDy I-Capisin. Dsrid *. johnson; 10, ih'p'N
Geo y. A Ten I'd Lieutenant VIM. III. IoonHd. ,....x,
Company k-Capihin, Augustus Phillips IH LeNc'"'
w. ". Chapola1 "a Lieut. rsl.., -.
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United States District Court
IMPORTANT REVENUE CASES.
Rafcre Hon. .Judga Sh;pfran.

The Omitted S0tes rs. Ta, CSses marked B. L., cpstun
ing patent petticoattns-Wat,, Dunire raham claim
on.-Ths Gaze, which las occupied tho court aod Jury
two days, libel Of information eied in tho name
Of the United States enforce forfeiture OF quantity
Of cotton goods, known in trade patent pe.ocstin
which consigned by the manufacturer TO Messrs,
Watt, Dunnpg l. Graham per ship Cornelia La wrence,
from Liverpool in July, 1857.
The merchandise invosed and entered at the Gus
tom House, at eleven shings sterling Per piece. On
examination the government appraisers marked up tbs
invoice price to thirteen shpgs and pence per piece
or about twenty cent higher than the invoice.
This Apr ement not appealed from, and the Col
lector therefore seized the gooix
Tie facts developed tho trial were, that the article
of petcc6tng proceeded against wes patented article
ana the patent owned By Robert Med of Leigh, Eng
iard, who CONSIGNED almoet all OF the goods 70 Ne
Brother Of that the invoice pree was all the
gocos cost him TO manufacture, and more that there
ms,ket value for the goods In England !n.smuch
the other band proved by tie ocss at the Appraisers
oHlce well by several merchants that the article
well known and had current market value in Eng
land and that that ma,ket value was thirteen sh,ngs
and stxpence piece, and introduced In evidence large
humber Of invoices Of other imports at that price, and
proved by the merchants themselves that shey tried 10
bay the goods at lefs price, viz thirteen ehugg aud
could procure Thai they could have pnrchaeed
any quantity at thirteen shlngs and sxpeuce, but not
les.
The Judge charged jury that there facts
to be found by them before they could coadenn the
gcodrsf that the AIke& value greater than the
invoice price, and secondly, that the invoice
out ct lees than the market price, with intent to deraud
the United States.
The Jury after an absence of two hours Informed the
Court that there no possibility Of an agreement and
were tbereupcn exchanged
ped before Judge Belts In trial Of prize Messs
Webster and Craig retained appeared for the
gSs Unssed Sc Is "a Sir Casss, nncrsrd T. q B. CON-
1i1snQ sego.fF Seeov d Bro, coSnlants-rhis case,
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Affairs In Chiuas

:. Affairs In China
NsrALIAE1oN OF Tas zHcLIsg AND FsHNcu
MxEISTrnS IN PxxM-A CoCKNaY oeFICfAL Az
MOST OvnEraROwe THEIR DIPLOMACY.
from the North china Mad, xas IL
me past Fortnight somewhat barren "a COWS o. tose-
rest Perhaps the most important taos winch has com
- knowedee since The departure o. last 10 she
establishment Of the Britain and French sesss,ss ia
capital ON the 28h Nxch On the 2bsh March dc B,ue-
bOQn. attended by o. gsud unss and artillery,
and accompanied BY Count Kecrccwpks ana 8sscn Do
took up his residence in the Taar CITY nesr tst Of too
Russian Ambassador. On the following day " Bruce
attended By an escort q SIKH cavalry, and accompanied
and wyndham, attaches Of legation entere the capital
and took up bis residence In the neighbo~hood x the
osheT smbsssado'R These proceedings appea,ed TO be
prospect Of the toregn representatives, meeting with
satisfactory rceptton. n de pQuTbg!c-s @t.cducetoe
70 Prince Kups was 70 take place the folio sng Say
II has been resolved By the Chinese % Open
schools In Pekn for instruction Ia the English tongue
and II proposed 70 send few Chinese youths TO Eng
stn later accounts INFORM N that at Pen affairs were
going satisfactosily. On the "a OF April Mr. Bruce
visited Prince Kung. at the 0ce foe Foreigr Affairs and
introduced 10 his Imperial diehncss the vsriods Officers
attached 70 the legation The interview passed or vesy
daily and conversation was coptnsd 70 subj Of
political nature wweiliang, Wang stang, EArg a Aai
View The Prince OF Kurg returned Bruce's vtss Of
the 4th OF April at the Leang koon FOO yamun in the
1astss CITY, where bsy nses' Legation is established
The return Of The Emperor YEA 0cially ANNOUNCED fr
the FIST week in april II intmated In the Gas~ss
that he would remain IN Ptin only ten days, ant shen
return for the summer 10 Je 10. decree has since
been .ssued 70 The eject that the imperial health
fipues indifferent bis Majesty has determined not 70
return 70 Pek.n until the warm weather over, which
will be about the end Of September.
We are Informed that tho rpec!rg OF first peaceful
intercourse with the Chinese Their CAPT
auguratec by come nccBsic act OF Ne De Font
bsac. cosumssssiiat officer, who up Pekio ia
charge OF provisions for She Legs ercort 1t avpe
that this officer, accompanied by comraissartat nter
prefer thai he had brought up with hin from cientsn,
had. IN his desire TO lido Pkn and ts envrons" pro.
ceeoed 60 much in the eytrt Of ctckoey tourist
have sHorced the local authorities opportunity Of
making official complaint, aud that Rrouads,
greet TO hear, thai Mr. has oreotod
tre brjgader cirg q, rien sil Cor the
present from grart leave 70 cd!cers TO Wait
Pekina measure that net hstandtpg the dssatsfac.
tioa hss gvtn IN quarters Affected BY IT, every credit
ia dee 70 ar Bruce for bis pronpncss adopting, and
~htch We view 10 re prscauion essential 70 the
success Of judcious and ccpcato-y iae Of pooy that
ase glad 20 learn he has acoped. from which,
carried out 10 full integrity, have TO 0c
eve very important and satisfactory results may DO
ticpated.