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q those who have given expression 70 their oplnI
upon the subject.
IN. French var vessel disabled Ivy the Rhod.
Island, s-Dd bry'ct, into harbor, and Of which
wryts, was ~ bc { wed ~ Havana, has delayed
her departure. Her commander, who, II appears
hse Letter Of 'librty- IN Secretary Seward. de-
sired " lie taken 10 New Orleans by one Of our
We -es, which Vas promised him, by C,mno lore
Mexican The weather, however, delayed any de-
parture until last sunday, when Mr.. Frenciman
presented hirnself for a start, but the Commodore
twho, by the wsy, Il strictly pious manu- preferred
he shcu Il wait until the following morning Al
which request, friend-in high dudrena mo
te-ted-quickly len; and In his own e-nal'' 10 Il
was rowtd across 20 the main shore, there " And
out some mode Of iran -'1rtatou n New Orleans
'ru-t the cons ientiu"s sgruplss disp eyed 10y o,r
Commodore will u,tl'si g. any oI.sn rupture be-
tWe~n our Gcverntnout sud thNt ~ Franco.
. On New fcstE lay ar fleet opened FIRE upon
PtusafnlH-burit tie tosn II wNlsey, aud envas.
Ell tne enenys f"rt NJ ,RNel. Toe Ere oeesei a. y,
on the pan u the eLemy, IS supjsped Tor " mt OF
@nmunitlnn. But one killed on our part and he
-fpor tsi'w--frum stray ball which fell from the
rNnparta Of tho Port.
our hp'iA singular enough, are fortunate "a re-
cards health. We shall not expect II, howev r. n
wehte long detained here Bsjy ''ruptur 49, are
neSVmi1g frequent from the ordinary drill upon
Wis sandy sill Yours, Donns
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Later from Key West.
of thu TRANSPORT ILLINOIS.

The United States steam transport Illinois, VIM.
Rathbun, commander, arrived at this port yes
terdAy. Left Key West on the 18th inst, with
the mails and four passengers.
The health at Key Nest is very good.
The gunboat Tahoma is lying In the harbor
repairing her machinery. The ItAsca left the
harbor for Fort Pickens on the 18th inst. The
steam sloop Of war brooklyn arrived on the
18th inst. and is taking In coal.
The Illinois passed the steamer Ericsson
Cbound to Key West) at 100 T. NJ, on the 18th
inst On the same day passed the steamer Con-
necticut, of Indian Key, with schooner in tow,
probably prize.
John W. Stillwcll, OF Long Island, private
in the Goth Regiment, n. Y. $. ", Company |,
died on the eth January, and was buried at sea
on the sth intt with much solomnity.
Our ship Island CorTespOudence--Ope
lions of the sand Fleeu"-A SpunIIy
Frenchman-T The BombaTdmenI of Pen
saCOlR,
sur lsLANn pRrARrNRST or MlssIssIrrl
January 9TH, 1902.
Editor SuH-The numerous 'smull craft" OF
the enemy which have been accommodating in our
harbr here, have at last been brought to some nc.
count, their masts and all other appointments hAy.
ing been taken from them; they were then heavily
laden with sand and lowed u channel be-
tween here and Horn Island and thore sunk, for
the benefit of the on-passage escape Of any
of the enen.y's vessels. The Chandelier Islands ali
ford many nlets and outlets Of this sort
der this mode Of blockadng quite necessary, as
taxing too many Of our gInboats TO guard them.
We perceive by files Of papers from the North, b
date ~ late the 10th Inst, that serious rebukes
are given 10 the " Proclamation" promulgated by
our commander, Brig -Gen. Phelps upon hisarriVal
at this island. We seriously regret the cOntem-
plated result we find likely 10 enHue from its pub
hcity M, aside from this act of the Generals,
our acquaintance has quite endeared him to us We
ind him an excellent officer, and much Of gentle
man. in all our intercourse. This say not wholly
~ an individual, but the prevalent " thinking
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LOCAL NEWS.

a HARD NoTAGK.-The British sohoont
TrurN of Maitland, ~ g., Capt CultAn, from Ae
qulsn, St. Domingo, arrived at this port yesterday
st'r passage Of sixty-siN days, having touched ~
Great lnagua AMI Fortune Island Tor medical aid.
the captain, mate and two Of the seamen being dow
with fever. AZ the latter place they were ATTENDED
by female physician, the widow Of an Englis
doctor, who treated tho cases in most zklllfu
manner Atcr having partially recovered all
there being no seamen H. be had, they proceeded I
sea, and n add 10 their already unfortunate vuy
AGE, they were run into by tho bark Sea Eagle, fror
Gihara for Philadelphia, which left them in a sink
ing condition, att ough repeatedly asked to lay by
and b. sill further cripple the schooner one u hai
crew, who had no: been sick, got ON board the bark
and was taken into Philadelphia, where il WAS O.
ported the Truro sunk. But Capt. C1tsn, although
very feeble and yet Ear frrm we'll, was not the man
T. cry pscedri. Notwithstanding his bow was stove
in, his bu!wNks gone, planksheM split, his Sore-
mlct nlmost useless and leaking 900 strokes peI
hour he, by throwing overheard part OF ms det-t
load, succe eled in stopping the leak, and although
the gales came frpm every quarter, but favorable
one, succeeded in reaching Montauk, and thence
up Long Island Sound, and " 10 this city.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ENHmITIoS.--The 25,h
annual exhibition Of the Sunday School Of the
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submit 70 the authority Of the General Government
There cannot he two governments within the limits
o. the United States, and The twenty nlllions Of
the North cannot conquer until there r. q new
mode q warfare adopted. The domestic ins,itu-
tinns on the South give them An advantage over the
North ~ time Of war. The ssves who are now aiding
the rebellion must be made our allies. Were jack
son alive, and entrusted with the conduct Of the
var he would put arms In the hands Of the
people OF oolor ~ he did at New Orleans,
He would ccmpensate every patriotic, honest slave
holder This would require not more rhan ESty
millions 81 do lars. Emancipation is tho Legitimate
tns of "a ding the war. Besides, II was a nohle
p,incp e n de iyer 'rsn slavery oppressed peo-
pie: Only 81 g member Of the Cabinet COMPREHEND
81 the truper means Of conducting the ' ar bu,
his voice was - isolsted II like thu, II one cry.
ing 10 the wilderness, and he has been driven from
his place an exile 90 Sh4ris
M y; a; Contl nv m. Y offered An amend.
ment which was ldopted that nothing IN the bill
shall 10 construed ~ In any Hsnner rlpairina tho
UinP,hHAtinn ~ any officers Of the Government, or
siDis,iug any existing office. lie mentioned the
fac that tho DON'T Commission nn reducing the
sinl, military and nav e.penscs, had reported
bIee several bills WIKI this object.
The Committee ruae and the H,tae Al tour,eJ
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An Execution To-Day in Now Jersey.

a man named CRAVEN, will 10 executed in
Newton, Sussex county n. j., for the murder
of ADAM SKELLNGER. Tho affair grew out
ola quarrel between the two respecting sister.
in-law, whom CRAVEN tried to got to leave the
house OF SKEILINGER and come to his own.
While SKELLISGE R was coming towards CA
NRS he shot him with gun whish he had
brought with him to defend himself as he al
legged.
This unfortunate man is TO 10 hung ia the
court room. The Sheriff has been importuned
from all quarters for admittance, and among the
number womsn has written roques. to be
present
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nsu.e Of REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. Blair (Mo) reported back the bill to in
crease the clerical iore IN the War and Navy de-
psrtments. Passed.
On motion o' Mr. Rhir II was resolved that the
President inform the HOUSE whether the act Of Con-.
gresS requiring officers of the additional regular
regiments app nted from civil Life 10 be assigned T.
We recruiting service, has been COMPILED with. n
~ how many officers have been thus employed since
the extra session of Congress.
Mr. spaulllug ~, Va inm tie Committee ON
Ways aud heM =, reported - Nll 1, authorize the
issue of United States uute and for the redemption
nrl funding thereof and 'or the funding OF tho
d aiing debt Of the United States.
The bill was made the special order for Tues lny
M. Dunn Mich.l FROM the Committee On Military
AUNf- reported ~ bill, the consideration of which
was postponed providing tor the payment If field
.''iH' ana oi Fvu'teer regiments, 'r sorvlccs rem
derrd prior l. the full organization u their regi-
ments.
The House In Committee Of tie whole resumed
the roi s,irlution Of the making appropriations for
the Executive, legislative and ietrr.d expenses.
Nj Owen q, y regretted there was division
ui sentiment AS e. the principles IN which tine WAL
should bc conducted, AMI nj the sentiments which
not only divided the House but the country. GEN
ucmcn Who wish In prosecute the war for the pur-
po~e ot ahnishng slavery, must know that this can
not Ire dome uutil TIE southern army is annihiatei
while others who wish to prosecute the war for the
restoration Of the Duiou know that this eud cannot
Ice attained until the military strength Of the enemy
Ia destroyed He lDyeul held II H. be the doctrine,
not only of the President but of the Republican
party, that the Genera Government has no power
the stacsuther than what has been given b. Con-
gress at the formation of the Constitution,
Mr.. stevens tPenn remarked that this was not
an accidental rebellion. II had beou premeditatNl
for Years pact. The secession party had diligently
prepared themselves for violating all constitutional
Obligations. II breckenridge had been elected
President, the South would have had years more
In which To- weaken the North. The issue did not
olme one hour to soon. 1t was better IN lay the
whole South IN waste than suffer the entire nation
10 he murdered, II was better u people that sec
ZION with new race OF freenen than suffer the
bellion Tn triumph. The sentiment OF the North
Was thai there should be no cessation Of hostiites
until tue re1els should lay down their armA al
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TIE Keutucky yIrtor,

Tbis is confirmed by official reports, which do
not withhold from the engagement any of the
brilliancy with which our iirst accounts invested
II. Indeed, II changed at all, the account is lor
the bstter, and the affair proves 70 have been a
mos croditsblo one for our cause, and does
great honor TO all concerned. The PRECEDENT
as Commander. In. c hicf, has tondorod his thank,
for the bravery manifested by our troops upon
this occasion.
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The burnside Expedition.

ihi' eXpoo iuon has row been abAcnt moro
than week, with no reliable information a, 10
its destination. A rumor prevails among tho
southern papers, that the rebel forces at Roam
exc Island have abandoned that post, and that
two regiments Of their troops have been cap
turcd by the Federal forces, but their reports,
thus far, appear as little reliable as our own.
a Washington correspondent, If considerable
reputation for sagacity, now ventures tho opn.
ion that, aitcr ALL the expedition is destined to
cooperate with Gen. SHEEMiS's forces at Port
Royal, which alone, are insufficient for bold
movements inland, but doubled--as they would
be by this i-creasc--Sy prompt movements
would bc enabled to capture Charleston or Sa-
yanpgh
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FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
700 NEGROES IN TIE UNION RANKS.

CinGnndii, jan. 22.-The Louisville JouRrAt.
e"cape, M from 10 ten FEEDERS. regiments were
thrown ACROSS the Cumberland river some days
since H. intercept their retreat
unl'ss they didte into squads sad find theif way
into Tcnnessee 10y unfrcqu,uted paths, they muat
all be cn,rapped.
a letter n the CoNsEnaAL " the 10th instant
says that General ZoiicoGcr r. said " have been
killed by Colonel Pry, 81 the Second Kentucky re-
gincnt. We have taxi many prisoners. The loyal
Tenn"s-cenns fought like tigers, and have suffered
much. The Ninth Ohio regiment u badly cut Up
Tho Tcnuessceans toos one battery At the point Of
the baycnet.
private dispatch fr,ir Somerset says that ca,
McConk, Of the OIL Ohio Regiment was wounded In
tho recen, b-t,is. Thrc" balls struck his horse, n
foutth y" sed through HIS ovcroos,, aud filth hit
him The wound II p.iniGi, but not dangerous.
The Ohio river rose ia, night 10 inches. Tn.rc
are now ~ feet and inches of water in the channel
fouistaic, Jan. 22.-rha cutirc FEDERAL l,.s ~
the lato battle IL 30 killed and 1877 wounded.
Gen. Thomas forces took II cannon and I. 100
mules aud horses. The General " aoro-. The rive.
in pursuit Of the rolels..
The steamboat AMI eight bsrges uaNd by the reb-
oils h. their retreat were burned by them. The ro-
naming bNrgoa were used hy tho federal troops.
RErORT or cas-. TuoMAH
LoUiIviI.LE, Jan. 22
To Hdjor-Gen. MoCieidn, Commanding u. A.
The lowing has jnst been received from Gen
Thom,s.
This rout Of the enemy WA complete. Ah,r SIC.
cccdng In getting wv pieces Of artillery acro,s the
river, and upwards Of Ghy wagons they we're
abandoned with all the ammunition In Iio depp, In
MIL spring They then threw away their arms and
dispersed through the ro,ntainS hyWsys In the III
roctiun OF Mnticelp, lut are ~ completely demon.
allied that don't believe they will make stand
short Of Tennessee. The property captured ON this
sidc Of tho river il " great value, amounting -
G-poundcrs aud two PARROT rns v!,., c,is,ans al.
ed with ammunition, ",,-dt 100 f,ur-horse
wagons, and ur""dA ~ 1900 horses and mules
7cN"'.. BOXES Of arms which had never been open.
cd, and frm bho h 1000 muskott mostly with
flint l'cks hut In good order, subsistence stores
enough H. serve the entire command for three day.
alio ~ large amount Of hospital stores. As spou a.
receive the report ~ the brigade comm,nder4 I
will Furnish detailed report Of the battle. Our
loss waH 30 killed and ~ wounded
Among the wounded we're Col. McCnk, nf the
9TH Ohio, commanding brigade, and his 81.
Lieut., nnrt, Of the 18th 4. 4. Infantry. The iosi
Of the rebels Z,llicoIrr aud ~ others killsi
and buried, 40 wounded, and a. prisoner. i.,t
wounded, five - WHOM are surgeons and Lieut. .
Col. Carter Of the lith Tennessee Regiment.
iSig'dl General TdDM,,.
ID. &. buEiL, brig'-Gen. CummM1ug.
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any member rises In his place. add staies thu. The
Executive wishes OonsTess " secretly act on any
MISTER ccnnected with the war, II 1hah be the duty
~ Oongrens 70 60 Into secret session. and come "
oonclusion theron before adj urnment; the speeches
are 70 b limited " ave minutes each, and any
insn.er disclosing The proceedings Is 70 he sK-
The House Committee on the judiciary today
commenced fheir investigation into the telegraph
ceneorrbip. Several Wtuea~es were betore them
=, The following Is cuyy ofthe placard posted On
the doCfs OF the War II, partmeut
WAS DHrARrNGrr, Jat 1, s52
II - ordered that the War Department lie clo@ei
two dsys-Tuesdays and ~edna.si ays-,QAnst ali
aher tusniets tut thM which relates active mill
h'aiy operations In the field. Sstu days will be de
voted ~ the businesa Of Seuatofs and Represe-ta-
uUs; Monday =, w. the puddle
Oe-era' Order in Respect 10 ire B1rie ~ Mn
Spring,
WAS DprARrsgrr, Jan %, 1912
The President, Commander. In Chief Of the Army
800 navy, hHs received information NJ q bri liant
victory achieved by the United States forcos over
lsrge t"dy Of armed traitors and rebels At Mil
bprtng, In tho state Of Keatuchy. He returns
thHnks ~ the gallant officers and soldiers who won
thsl victory, and phi the oflniL reports shall lie
oe I'd, the military skill aud personal vaor dis
played Ia the battle will lie acknowledged and re-
wsrded In fitting manner. The courage that en-.
ophntered aud vaDquishc d the greatly superior
numbers Of the rebel Erce, pursued aud Az.
licked them In their entertainments, and
paused not until the enemy completely routed,
mes itH and receives communication. The purf.ae
M tbH war IL " pursue and destroy rebeliuus en-.
envy and H. deliver the country from danger.
hehaoed 10y traitors, alscrity, daring, courage,us
Hfrt ana patriotic real, oil OCCASIONS and under
tVety cifcumstance, are expe-,aI fr,n The rr,,v ~
the United states. In the prpmYt and spirI,ed
inove'nenh and daring at the bsttls of MIL spring
We nation VII realize It's hopes, ami che people OF
ue hh'i states will rejoice 10 houpr every soldier
and cheer who proves his courage hy ct arvinR
with the baypnet or sturtniug intrencnmenta or IA
the hiHzc NJ the enemy. ERE
By order ~ the President
Eu~ir n STArros, Secretary ofw
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH processes itself
pleased with the surrender of Slidsll and Mason,
which il affects to consider rs a virtual recogni-
ton Of the Southern Coniedsracy. 1t eNults
over the supposed fact that the rebels will DO
carried to England on board a British war YES
Sci, and be lionized on their arrival. The DIS.
that the now almost forgotten commissioners
were simply dumped out of the said English
vessel at the exact point where they went on
board the Trent, thence 10 make the best OF
their way 70 any 'no-whithSr" that they please.
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Those Waiting Girls.

The Albany TINES AND COURIER in noticing
the fact recently published in the Srs, that a
score Of the pretty waiter girls had been sent
on to Albany to exercise their charms on the
Legislature, in favor of the Concert Saloons
says that nothing can be more unjust than the
ERIN pretty, as applied to these girls; and
That n0body but a member OF the Legislature
would be guilty ofthinkipg them either .pret-
" or captivating"
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MILITARY NOTICES.
mArmy Of the Po.Omee-ksy's DiyI.ls

5dth Regiment New York Volunteers. This Relri-
uent one of the crack corps in the service il now
stationed In comfortable winter quarters, at CatnD
BrghtwO,d-One Of the defenoes OF the Capital
near Washington, u. q, A number of able nodied
maximum standard required hy the L. s, Goyern~
mtnt Pay, clothing, and transportation 10 camp
furnished on being mustered into the service Far
further Information apply to Lieut.. JAS. GRANT.
Recruiting Olhcer, 80 Centre st. ja23 lOslOS
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rKw YORK LKaIsLATURR-ser.,e,

Albany, Jdn. 22.-By Mr.. Farar-IAealizine
the acts 81 tho New York Common Cyunaii for re
ltevins the families Of volunteers.
BftIs sOTiUtD.
ny Mr.. Connolly-Bnsbling the Croton Aqusiuct
Department ~ relay pavements.
hy MI sand 'rd-making the cost II PRINTING, for
the Insurance Department chArReable h that do
psrtnebt
mus rAasrD.
ns.nenhing the general Insurance law.
MI b-il, irutn the Finance Committee refs,r,.si
con, hrreht resolutions that when neoeraaTv 4, I'm,
p'e any taN other than duties the amount nee.ioI
D" tNth A'td 'nd each state be allowed ~ assume
aymeH' sud collect the assets OF the same Laid
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Missouri NIiiitar, Affair."

81 Iouis Jan. PA report by Adiutant
Gt7Iorrl lluding, u Guycruo- Gtnbl,. show, that
1850 Missouri troop. have entered the federal scr
vice FOR three years Or the war n which p 900 ara
infantry, 5000 artillery, aud 6,OOJ cavalry.
The number Il men ufgtnitri under the Govern.
pt's csl 'or six months mcn Is upward. of g. OOJ
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i'ster ON Hnvrn..-Arvfv.l 81 the sss..-
or Coiumbia-Psearc~. Of the War "a
meHioe-Tho French, British, and span
t-h Psrces Rnes mp,d at Vera CI.z-Cecdh
Of the U. =. Gsvernneut at Havssa-
Curres', &c, &c.
by the arrival Of the steamer Columbia At
this port last evening. We have Iltvani flos to
the 18th inst. We publish b,lo- tho letts. OF
our special correspondent =
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Wanted Immediately for the only cavalry ROD
ment authorized TO be raised, orderly ssrgcanS.
hrrisrs, musieians, l saddsr, WAGNER, 3 =.
gsants and 70 able-bodied men. Apply 70 Cana
ANDERSON, 10 Court 1t, Brooklyn also 10 j. VI
MCCORMICK AT oIgisy's, 81 South st., oora..
Durling 6IP, la a1.iiS
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The Can.d. Eastward Hound

boston, Jan. % The Canada sailed At noon
with .Orss,euge's tor L,vcrIr,l and II fr Hal 'iS
shc ,l,p t.kc- out 5000 aud 1900 sovereign, In
specie,
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A German Ko.,mr., ,.,,. w.,

B!Tdslie, Jan. % The 9th German Rogi.
m"nt, commanded by C"l. \ j. mon, who =, gro.t.y
distinguished himself under Cen. sigci, vt Spring
and equipped
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Lyons MAGNETIC ISsEcr Powder.

The original and genuine article, viii eIterminala
Roao hes, Ants, and all vernin. Free from pOisoA.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are sure death " Rats and Mice. Sold by all Drua-
g1sts everywhere. ID. s. BARNES, Proprietor, "A
Park Row, aud A2I Br roadway.
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trial and East Mount Vernon, Wtshingtonville.
Wakefield Fleetwood, &c, Town and school taxus
may be paid At the l4th Ward Hotel, corner Grand
and Elizabeth st, on wednesday and Thursday Il
this week only. JOHN s, YORK, PETER O'CON-
NER, Z. MILLER, Collectors. JAIL 3'l0o
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Bills Ia Assembly.


Mr. Butcher, bill :, prevent the adulterati,n II
wilk, puni,h,S nry person whp cells swell milk 90
milk hrfn cows ted from dstillcrr- or bruwaries ~
from deceased COWS, by fine nom $50 to $3.50 " I'M
rri~nmcut not exceeding one year, or both. MAX
II = n.sdelueiuyr - feed swil OF -l9ps u a mich
tgN.
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The IlIGHRsT PREMIUM PAID FOR AMHRI.
can u ia, at the Banking Once Of
THOMPSON BROTHERS,
No, Wall "A.
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Biisiered Feet, amer tong march, arc
s""thed and quickly healed by II )lOwAy's famous
Ointment. Only % cents per pot. i0T
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Fifty cents, one, twu and three dollars each, at
GEO. Z, ALLEN, il5 Broadway,
j23 2ls'lgO one door below Canal Il
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Mr. OlvAuy'H bll iprltds tho nee u any bridge
rlstf rm or pier At Any ferry lc.diny In New York
81 brooklyn, that l. suspended by chains, ropes ~
anything ly which It my ncsuspsniei, and oOligc4
TIE uSc Of bridges, pltIUul, or piers supported by
noat', of sufficient strength a. bear the weight oi
one hundred tons. Violation 81 the law /, Dee
punished ly fine from 500 h. 500, or lupri-lu-
neIt ION 20 days n one year.