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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03
Uou-e Of REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion Of Mr.. Duel, 1t was resolved that
the Secretary OF War il form tho House why
certain volunteer regiments from the state of
New York. now encamped in this city, arc not
provided with arms, and whether any ley station
Is necessary on the part of Congress to enable
the War Department TO furnish arms 10 the
regiments now in the field.
Mr.. Vallandgham, asked leave TO olfor a
resolution ceiling on the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury TO report at an early day To tho House, the
sum total Of the present floating debt Ct the
United S,atos, as nearly as can he asccrtaned or
estimated, giving also, a. Car a. practicable, the
several heads as TO the departments or subject
matter III der which said debt may DO ranged
also that the Secretary otho Treasury be directed
TO report as econ AZ practicable, Tho amount in
pounds Of the importalions OF tea, coifso and
sugar in the several ports of the United States,
Il r each month e the iscal year ending June
30th, 1861; alss the amount IN pounds, or the
impOttations Of the same articles for each month
Of the current fiscal year up to January LIST,
1862, with the amount Of duty collected in zach
tince the fifth day Of August last
Mr. eycns and Mr.. Fenton seyerllly object
ed TO the introduction of tho resolution.
Mr.. Philips, Of California, asked, but failed to
obtain leave TO introduce bill extending the
laws now in force regulating trade and inter-
course Nth the Indian tribes, to the indians 10
California.
Adjourn ell til Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03

In accordance with the programme preNiowly
laid down, the allied fleet on approaching Vcra
Cruz was permitted TO take reacoablo posses
sion Of the city, and Of tho Castle San Juan do
Ulloa, which is situated Upon an i'Iand opposite
to it, Tho Mexican troops retired from Vera
Cruz after respite Of twenty four hours, which
had been ACCORDED them
This has boon according to announcement --
The Mexicins had not expected 20 deiond
their sea porte, but TO withdraw into tho In
'efior aud thoto make fU,h dofoooe as they
could. In this oortinso noy it is proba Ne ID It
they will r sist every overture which may look
TO nm occupation OF the country W Spain, and
that when the principal points of redress are
corcoscd on the part Of tho Mexosn Govern
ment, peace will be restored by tho ntoryon-
ton Of rance ard England
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03
THE LONG AGONY OVER.
Mason and Slidell of for Eusland
THEY ARK SHIPPED ny An ENGLISH
GUN BOAT.

The following dispatches and extracts give a
full account Of tho shipm ut Of MAsos AMI SLI-
DELL TO England;
Boston, Jan. The British war steamer Ri
naldc IL gunr, arrived at PrOyincotown las'
night. The commander SAYS he was ordorcd TO
lay there, is unbending his sails, and appears to
be perfectly at home.
P,orinceto,cH, Jan. s-Ths British steam
gun boat X nalto VIII eli arrived tcrs the pro.
Vious day. left at Eve Z. Nj. yes erdi,, with
Mess =. Mason and Sidell aud their secret ,rirs
on b ard. Tho wind lew a hurricane all
night.
FURraHE PARTICULARS.
Some of he New York relatives ol John 6li.
dell wen, to host, n for The purpose Of seeing
him teE re- his cmbtIk,tlon for Europe. lie
had an inefNeW Tito bis sister on Tuesday.
The Boston JOURNAL of last evening says:
The auangou ,nts for their roturn were very
quietly made, and nothing WAS known in this
uI'y in regard to he affair anti, tho hour AT.
rived for their departure. TIE steam tug boat
starlight was ON loy,d by tho Government to
conve, the priGouers 10 Proyincotown, Cape
God, where they are to bo transferred TO the
British gun boat kinildo, which ARR ed a, that
port 81 night.
In accordance with tho above plan of reoas-
ing the rebole, the tug boat Starlgh. lcit tsis
city shortly hei re ten o'clock this forenoon
ard stepped at Fo't Warren where sho took
on beard Mason and Slidell and their two s'cce-
tarics. After receiving their Baggage, &c, the
tug proce edtd on her way TO sea, leaving the
crt about c'oyen O'Clock. The who'e affair
WIS col Quoted without any disp sy, in perfect
quiet, and In the ordinary manner OF conveying
passengers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03

Wdskingio., Jan. The Light House Bad,
through its SECRETARY, Mr. jenkins, gives svi.
6etoe OF Its vitality, by advertising for a supply
Of seventy thousard gallons Of he best quality
pure Winter strained sperm oil for the use Of
the est ,blishn ont.
II was y,s'eiday reported that Gen. Mccall
had been killed in a ekirmi'h, the innocent fir
ing Of guns the night previous being tho only
foundation for the rumor.
Perhaps the reports prevailing in Distant
citiCs, and by which questions by telegraph are
asked today of the death Of General Mct'iollip,
result from a partial similarity Of tho nance.
RFtEAsK or GEs. BESuAM
Con. Benham has been released from arroit
and is ordered 20 fetott himself for du,v at
once. The Court Il hiqulry Ignored The char,,-
or ain,t him AZ soon a. thsy we're read.
Col. WILSON, Regiment U NJ chanic F1sil-
GERS, his been ordered 20 report to Con. Lane
ai Fort Leaytnwo'th. The limo off .crs will lie
eel, cted from tie states from which Zach cum
pany balls.
An order has boon ia'ued, prohibi ing any
bands in tbs service a ths Unit 81 y ILos f.o
gcii out On sereniding parties unless by prs-
yiOus permission Of tho Provost M ,hL.
Lieutenant Gsnetal Scp.' does not desisn a
early visit 10 WashnliOn.
Captains Shubrii and wilkss, and ntvsl
constructor POok inJOs, tho Board rec3ntiy
appointed by ths Seer, tary e tho Navy, e oN.
anime NJ zero I upon certain inventions w1ich
promise useiu ncsi in that bnnCh VI tbs
vice.
Tho Stepping Stunes came M from the Plb' La
Last night This steamer on her fccJrn ito-ing
uip up Occhgu,n hay lately scattered tho roh.l !,
with three well directed III t, from har twenty.
four FOUNDER rin'1 CUR, the a. ells bIr,'iog
tight in tho mids. OF reuel soldiers. BIt on her
return -hc was FOL oTod hy rinemen who, cln
Ccal,d behind the trees, fired several bullet.
through her side'. Onc Of those shot, pas ed
through the head Of thu capt iin, bor h.
The new r-lcl bitcry is on "p,ssum No @.
this lido Of Colkpit Point, aud l., thsrrf,rt the
nearest bate to this city A. lea 1 ono he ,vy
ricd gun is planted there, o. she'll, h,vi bpn
fired into lhe mouth OF tho MaNan oman or lak.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03

San Francesca Jan. 1.-The stormy weather
has interrupted teleEraphio communication
within the state, and over the Sierra Nevada
since the a h ult. Tho floods hero have been
renewed to a great extent Throughout. tho val
ley and a portion Of the state. SacrAmeno and
Stockton have been partially overlooked again
without, however, much damage. Business
with tho interior is suspended
More property has been destroyed in the
state, by this freshot, than by all the treshets
heretof 10 since the country has boel settled 10y
Americans.
The weather is pleasant today. Stelme'
Golden Age sailed for Panama, with 100 pas
sengoIs and $780, coo in treasure, FOR Ne =
York and $40 OOa for En- llsnd.
Judge Hoger Yesterday issued an injunction,
stay Ing the sale Of the Frederick estate until
the question Of tho forgery Of Mr.. BrOderick'
will Is inv.stig atod.
Arrived 10Th ult.. steamer Uncle Sam. from
Panama; 29th, ship X, b Forbes feom Boston
bark Zephyr, from Ns~ York 10th, ship Rec
Gauntlet, from Now r0rk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03
THE LATEST NEWS.
Congressional Proceedings,
xNXvU CONGRESS- Senate.
FITrd SScs.sion.

WdshHgton, Jan. 2.-Mr King prc,ento
n petition Luncrously signed by c,tilens OF New
York city praying for tho emancipation Of
slaves under the war power
Mr.. Kennedy presented resolution from tie
State Of May land protesting against tho inter
forcr Go with slavery in the states by tho Goa.
eral Government.
MIR. Wilson offered a resolution instru,,ing
the Committee on Military Affairs TO inquire
into the necessity Of modify ing the act Of july
1861, increasing tho military status Of the
United States. Agreed to.
Aho resolution clii' 4 on the Secretary Of
War, TO transmit TO the Senate tho number Of
cGvslry regime, nts authorized to he raiisd,
where stationed and if it would be advisable to
convert those not vet mustered into service,
into regiments Of infantry. Agreed to.
MIR. Wilson introduced n hill to provide for
the appointment Of sutlers for ths voluutoar
service Of tho army, and to define thoir duties.
Referred.
The S, nate adjourned to Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03
THE NEW YORK. SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAS'Y q, 1861.

A Weleomc Gin and an Interestins S'cry.
Our readers viii Lear in mind that a largo,
interesting and accurate m.p Of the sorhern
portion Of the United States Is 10 be prosen ID
to subscribers with our paper tomorrow. It
will he the handsomest Of ths kind yct pub
lished, and should he obtained aud preserved
10y all for future reference.
We cos nence slso with tomorow's issus,
Mrs. ASH STIFFNESS interesting talo Of
Hunted Down" Mrs SrErnEN, is we'll
known as one Of the most talented writers in
the United States, and needs no praise from Us
to er hsnco tho interest with which this, one Of
her beet productions, will b. received. All
a. ould rc,d H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03

Fo,f,cu Monroe Dec. 3l.-A negro, who
came into Camp llimilton this afternoon, 10
ports that large camp OF the onemy, at pl ,co
near Bethel was broken up and general sta u.
pcde TO yorktown Nok place on Saturday
night They h.h se,en heavy howi,z'p., h''
they were sll removed Thu ~~--- ~ the alar
rssa tumoT ,hn' an advance would 10 n4do by
oen. Wool on Sunday.
A flag Of true, WA sent ny Gan. Mt.ruIer to
Hampton Bridge This aftcrnoon, win a SIN 1T
puket Of lottots for tho North. Ssvon rebel
officers composed tho parry. They remained a.
observations AMI endcavoriGg 10 oYtun inform y
ton 81 our contempt t,ed movements. Their ap
pcarsnco a. thil time, and with such small nun
bor Of letters ! ads to the suppp,iiru tn they
were dcsiious Of a,ccrIainiug tho truth Of the
current iuinor, OF su advance on our tid,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03
New Year. Day Elsewhere.

SEw YEARS DAY AT rIIK CAPT VI.
Washington, Jan. 1.-The Foreign Ministers
and attaches, in full court dross, and Afterwards
the Amy and Navy officers in uniform, for
mally paid thOir respects To the President, at
moor. The outside gates were thrown open to
tho public, subsequently, when the large mas
of inpatient human beings rushed in for a SINH
lar purpose. There was music in the vestibule
Of the White House, and all was jolly. Tie
wcs' her is delightful. Calls were made on tho
heads of departments, and many citizens and
distinguished sojourners are, also keeping open
house.
Lieut.-Gen Scott does not design an carly
visit to Washington.
The treasury is paying of its own notes,
furnishing only small amounts OF specie for pur-
poses of change.
The Members of the Cabinet and Judges OF
the Supreme Court, were among those who, at
an earlier hour, had paid their respects to the
President.
Lord Lyons and NJ. MERCER, the lattor
the french Minister, together with others
of the diplomatic corp', amor leaving the White
House. called upon the Secretary Of 5 .ate. All
appeared happy and genial.
The City Police, in new uniforms kept every
thing in excellent order.
Among the crowd at the Presidents mausor,
and of marked proulinence, was Major w. +.
NJ. Army, succei sor 10 Kit Carson, United States
Indian Agent in New Mexico. Hs wore full
suit of buokskin, made in Mexican style and
elegantly jilblo,d, with beads. He pri-
vately presented to Mrs. Lincoln splendid
blanket as a New Years Oh ring, 1t is al
evidence of the taste and skill of the Rocky
Mountain Indians. This blanket was made by
A squaw Of Navajo chief she having been em-
ployed upon it Tor i've mon lis. 1t is of large
size, Of wool, the figures upon it being Of white
red ard blue
Col. II II. Rushs regiment Of zouaves parad-
ed the avenues today, presenting brilliant ap.
pearance.
All the troops on the Virginia side, at 8 this
m rning, were making extensive preparations
for enjoy ing New Years Day. Tbs pro.
grammes we're varied-theatrical repre- senta-
III ms and pig races in ,om' localities, being pro-
ssnted in the bills" A ride of 30 miles at
| 'oldsd no more interesting items than those
Tbs occasional firing Of guns were but Incidents
Of the j bilation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03
The Stevens, H.ttcr,

Mr.. T. A. Stevens of Hcnoken, has ds,
mined to make tho following apartments oIryI
turday, fer the purpose oi d,uonstratin' one
strength of his floating battery; -ed O,
lat. The power Of the battery 'nrec '"g-''.
AID she'll, by firing vi h me lIs,u..,
from ship or fort on hoa'ing tara.
senting a section o! the sitc of tho vcs. a
I'd. BY tsking up tho ccJl Of the CASH ess,
by India rubber springs, thus showing The prs =
ticaOili,y Of the rpo-cd mode # mouHtin tired a
guns, and that they will always Instantly ri
turn 10 the anne point after being fired. Fs' !.
30. To show the fleet by fling large Q note -
over deck, at tho distarcc the guns Of DC ,o,
battery are proposed TO DC placed from her dct
lth. TIE ease and expedition with whtae 70,
large guns be loaded aud managed by stoansnk :
power. t.
9TH. The facility with which the battery ca 'N'"
bs lowered ard ri Cd on the water by means o,i /,
letting in aid pumping GU, the SEA water frouel ~
tanks.
9Th. The facility with which the bIttery lie vo,
I've steorcd and managed, with the ability r'oe'
turirg rapidly upon hor centre -i'hout Y in,
ahoao), by II cans # her t,o propeller. Thes, \" ,
two last experiments propose to dcmOnStrat
by he guLboat Haugatuck row tlt Ing up bye vol
me for the government, which will be CROUCH
here for that purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03
The Kcn,urky s.iru,I.h.

P&RldLphid, Jan. ?. Captain Alfroi Bacon
was net killed at Padurah, as previously re-.
ported, but In a skirmiSh hot wcsn tho Federal
and rebel pickets, near Calhoun, Mclean Coun-
~. Kentucky. A guard composed of mon
ffom the Third Kentucky cav airy Regiment,
was attacked ny larger force OF the rebels, aud
five OF our mon, ibclucing Captain Bacon, wore
killed, and twenty tsken prisoners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03

Permission has been given in very courteous
manner, TO pass the British troops through
Msire into Cansds. As tho navigation Of the
81. Lawrence Is closed, and the transport Of
troops inland from Halifax 70 Canadi, in mid
winter, would be expansive, tedious, and
hazardous, tho British Goyornmsnt ought to 500
in this courtc.V we'll meaning but not o~"r-
foa,NI disposition on tho part Of the American
Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03

FBf,ca Nop'oc, jan. L. ria n h,,morc, Jia.
2.-Captaina Shi lihelaw AID Manson, OF the
1?th New York regimen, l. cut. W. Dick'n-
son III regiment finity 4. =. A. lisu !.
W. Hart, 2 III In lana regiment, and Corporal
Thomas Mcdowell of tho 79tn New York, ar
rived hc'c f'om Richmond last evening, ty a
flag Of Truce from Norfolk.
They are par. Of tho 25O TO DO released in ex-
change for an equal number, who were 80 1
TO Richmond last we'k.
A great imp ovomcnt In the treatment o.
piisohcrs u said % have tNen plico within tho
pat two wCc's Tho reminder - the nu nb'-
relcastd are expected horo tomorrow after
nO.n ard a number Of our woun led, making a
total Of 2s4, 10 DO released sro expected in q
few dSyo.
Last night flag o. truce also brought tbs
captain a1d ew o' the &c 'oonc' John Y.
Couch, from Alexandria for Dighlm Mao q,
tn coal, which is rep ,rtcd to have beach 81
inside Of Cape Hen on Fridi ~ night las.
Captain McQuade, OF ihe 3Sth Now York
Volunteers. and a lieutenant Of tho rogul ,rs,
died in Ric1moi on the 2Gth OF Decombh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.


81. Louis Jan, 2.-Dispatches recetyed at
headquarters announce the capture Of Joii,
Owens, Col. Jones, and fifty of their bridge
burning gang, near Mauinsburg, Adrien Co
by ten, Schofeld commander Of the state
militia, and the various guerrilla bands along tho
Moth Missouri railroad have been pretty
thoroughly scattered.
Six regiments Of Federal troops have left Of
teIville and Upon ior Western Missouri on an
unknown oxpoditiOa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03
General Bu,ler's Dlvi-ion.

BoSior .ionuIry 2-Na-rly 5000 men o
&c. eral Buffers New Eng nd division ON.
bsfkcd this # emo n on board OF the steam
chip Constitution, watch IL expected TO loNc
tomorrow. The troops arc colpoiod % the
18th Nano regiment, Colonel 5hop oy the
bay State regiment, CJsuei Jonas III. Frsnch,
a squadron Of the LishS C,va'y, C,Jtain
Duriyago; company o. tho Boston fire
Zousves and Captain holds corps OF MDuntc |
kiUempn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03

By reference to our n"ws columns it will DO
seen tina, MASON and SLIDEI.L are finally
shipped, and on their way to England
Lord LYoSs very cordially LOFT it TO Mr..
SEWARD to designate the way in which tho
tcb,l shipment thould bc made and tho mater
has been very quietly accomplished, rocc.vinS
the hearty approval of all loyal m"u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03
Trial Of the MacIu,yre-I,.r, Bomb .

Prordence, Ian. "A trial of tho M,cIu.
tyre. Hart reaping bomb was given this after
roon in the presence OF Gov. Sprd que and staff
Twenty-nine explosions wsre obtained from ten
OF the nine inch shells, aud the regularity, cor.
tainty and terrible efficiency OF the projec.ile
was ftI demonstrated Gov. Sprsa,,ie express
ed unquAl fed admiration at the successful issue
Of the exhibition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03

Bo,i,n, January THE NJ massachusetts, Lcgs
lature organized today. The Senate elected
Ex-Governor Clifford President. The Hous'
was called to rider by Hon. C,sb Cushing,
wao made an eloquent and pL'ri tic spsech. A.
II. Bullock was chosen Speaker OF toe House,
and Wi liaui 5. Robinson clerk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03

1nr LAprs DAr.-Many ladies kept the
custom Of lidy's day an: made, on yesterday.
their New Years calls, but ciudor 60 npsS u-s
to Jay, tho re ult thereof WIS by 10 mcaas Us
sa'i t1otoi) in III, Cling f our p he c,'umr
as VI, the record &C their lori, a 4 1.l to
on ,ho jSy pc, Gus day.
snrbItf lNs,i has aJIoint.d NJ. Nul,e 40
p,plty SLc'il, llurh Kply, Thomas Duui.p,
Joseph C"rnc.l, Aotrc~ l.. Byiu-, Jrtn I.yfch,
J,ln McKoop, Tbrm II fsui- Dupi,I Gi Ia
pie, Bcnj ,min Ray william More, II d John
Caiir,y, W Ger, r,l Dcpsties.
Deputies NJ Marine Coutt Michael Sharley.
jr., Danol Dagnn. Dcpu'ics for Service Of
Jurors Baf'ord Jones', Wn S'ev,ns J.1-
or, Daniel Linn. Equity Clerk Jns Nv
Westetvtlt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03
The 1InIue Ieaislafure.

AIgVStd, Ne, Jan. 1.-The Maine Lesislt
ture organized today. J. q, Blaine OF Augu,
tn, was reelected Speaker of the House, and J
Senate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03

Concord, ". II, Jan. 1.-The New IIamp-
shire Republican State Convention today nom
mated Governor Berry for reelection.
DIR. Crosby, of Hanover, democrat, received
the nomination Tor Railroad Commissioner.
Resolutions were adopted sustaining tn,
Government In prosecuting the war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03

SIndy Hook, Jan. The schooner Ori,
Cowl, OF Rookland, Me, with lead of grant
for the fort building heIo WAS destroyed 10y liz
last night, Alfred Gray, Of Rockland Me-, wa
Lost
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03

E0siport, Ian. IA Bn 'ish transport screw
steamer, from lili'ax passed here at 1880 thu
remai. At st. Andrews, and 2OJ to prosoed l.
Woodstock por railroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03

1HE following phi siciin4 have bssn ohn,on 8
d'pstiss b. the nswlJ e.ot,od Co,oner. DIR. /,
Wooster Bearh, j., depl of Coroner l. Al. {
Naumanr; DIR. Gtcn Hittc-. d,pu'y Of Coro.
ner James W. Ranncy; DR.. Thomls Robinson,
deputy cf c roocr e. safd Collin; DR.. G,o. "
Bouton, deputy Of Coroner John w.lt,y-John d
G.. Paitc, ,rk.
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by leaving the address at the Office The Sun will
lee served for any desired time-u week, "A month OF
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the carrier,
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Once corner Nassau and Fulton sta, N. Y
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A, OAKEY HALL, the new DiStrict ATTORNEY,
took formal possession of his Office yesterday
morning The discharge Of his duties In 20 art,
viii OO1msnOo on Wednesday next, oaio c
Judge kcCunn.
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Assistant BI.hoprick Of ronn-yIy.nia.

MVahL pLid, Jan. 2.-Wm. Bacon Stevens
was consecratcd Asai-t Bishop of Psnnsylya
mia, this morning at St Andrews Church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03
Untrue.

Chicago Jan, THE Cairo Or,ERvER say
there was no foundation for tho sta'cm nj tina
there had been a fight at Paducah.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03

ARRIVAL or 4 PRrzE,-British bark Elm
pre,p, Of Hull, arri, cd yesterday morn ny from
New Orleans bar in thirty days, She vs.
bound from Rio Janeiro for New York, as her
captain reported, and had been ordered of rom
Pass a l'Outro previously. Was captured by
the United States slOop Vincenues. She has 4
cargo Of $500 bags Of coffee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-03

Div"Rcs' The Suprm- C,ur, has g-sntd
IN the past year ninety nine divorces; and too
Common Pltas fourteen in the "a ne timc.