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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01
News From the PseiGc.

FAN IaAsciSto, Tee. ~ 1852.
The year just closed is admitted BY MI a. the most
prosperous In the history Of California far
tile and manufacturing interests concerned The
agricultural and mining ineres, has be bel.
ter condition The city and s,as .ncrcaslng rapid,
IN population and wealth
Exchange Atlantic cities IL The same NJ Oh iast
steamer day. Currency bills 20 a - discount,
premium Sterling exchange hos advanced 10 az, 4s
for bankers loyal icrleTs So 81
The King asd Queen OF the Sandw ch Islands
Grned at the csled Reformed r hottie church Noyem
Der H. Bishop STANLEY and OthcT English missionaries
performed the ceremonies.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

General Banks is Command OF the De-
partmeat or the 0sA'is-vtxorous Move
menss In Leuiasna- ~ @ptu'e OF Daton
Rouge ma Port HuGso"-The War IN
North CarostNa - liius.xaSion OF ths
Scene or Aetien--The Lat.vt News, so.
The steamship Ariel Captain Jones W. e'ye 'hs port
81 noon to-day for Aspnraii.
The mats Central ssriea raj tho SoaN tnsso VIII
oiose at haifpa ssa o clock TINS morning
The NEW YonK i~xAEp--suiton Tor tn Pasl1c-.iab t
ready al seven oo!gck this morning and VIII :no'Aia
fun ana Interesting counts ef tho Arrival 81 sssofs
Banks and his ESped,,ia At New Orleans, ~ his A..
sumption ot tho Command ol the nepa 1ncnl u tss
ou, and Of the Capture y Baton Rouge and ro hudson
by b@ Forcos-Acconnt " the Operations % Gepers
Foster N North Carolina "A lSt aied Nth Nap u hs
scene OF Acton-Ths Ia,e.l A'ws from the Ara.ioa
Virginia aud tho southees, -Nhe Latest Sees rom
Europe, anseporis OF all no.sss ns I'yent tho pas,
ten days
slngc copies wrappers rcad "a masmg, sr cou,s
~ os.ai Dr.Wi"ga 81 hluN'ayy &"nS ~
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Iysscriss
ktNTuoNv Exr9a saAs- GIg--bsterAtef ~ isY
~, 3, 10, 40, ib 90, -, 81, ~, "a Z. ". ~
KsnrucAy. Caass os0-- Dc cora Der ~. i-6f
20, %, 10, A., ~. 81, -. ~, 3d. >hl %, 3.
MURaAy sDDl a co.
covioaou. ~. osst psoui-. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

tovards Manassas Junction without my knowing Il.
These have mentioned were the largest regime0ts
hAve ever seen IN motion at the tine.
me Court here adjourned until Friday al eleven A.
cacral Mcclellan will be witness 90 FRIDAY Satur-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

This Is twelve weeks work bat II docs include the
new men OF in progress, Of which twelve ar
building at the four ravy yards Nor does IL
include up sew here and sent 10 the yards
for "nnai preparations which often occupy weeks
storcshps provisioned, transports commissioned
and sent away, and other work done which should bo
performed II troops 70 be fed q blockade MAIN
tained
We challenge any naval Power In the world 10 show
such twelve weeks work this Under the circum-
Stances the manning Of such deet as and
keeping supplied with beef bread butter cheese -four,
rssns, apples, &C., Is marvellous France challenged
the world to equal her sending On fourteen thousand
In transports, and about ten oi.war Ia two weeks
We have sent a. many in . week, ir tho everlasting
changing Of crews relieving and reshpping were taken
into account
While all these true may seom strange that
the energy and Of the country result
Ia Riding the ocean OF a Fostering pirate Officers
OF the highest standing give the foowlSt FOR
this-
Frss-In the Alabama everything rs sAcriaced for
sreed Il would no, do TO build mcn-or On that plan
before the pirates pecuartes Known, and since,
the most expeditions constructor could have comIct
ed her eaual
.Seoond-The dincny Of finding small ship on tho
vide OCEAN, especially when she can have as bright
lockout as her competitor and can get out Of The way With
great aacrity
Third--Ihcre "a in the United states "a lie pnr.
cased for love money atieamcr possessing the speed
necessary 10 catch her and at the time the
TO aght her.
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Prizes Cashed by ,. A. Damn, 11O B-pn a.
mp stairs Letter Communications confidential
4 rgmp N e ude II
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| Prizes Cashrd IN all Lraaiixed L-otte.
1 wail street Room NO l, y. T.
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ciation Company's Lottery 81 Keuperky
CLASS No tta-Decenssrr 81, TBS1
Is, %, 20, ~. ., u. 80, 81. =, ~. ~, a5 80
Gas, No. siO-Deocmter n, 1854
90. IL, %, 80, ~, 20, o., 10, AZ, Az, ~, ST. ~
For circulars Ac., sddress
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s-vosRW AT Lgss mas KAExgr pxfcER-gs ruR
- .a.1 Aas1fy. Brsf~.y - sArN rN@a saY.Ts
sf - sasTss sfesi aaua-asEts, u Bseaiss' ~ -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

Cart dc Waite, 81 70 Ter DoLeM.-Au
kinds of Photographs reduced prioea At DALCiis rs
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Mr. Aswwas a tosrSs, btyshsr 70 MstDr gensfal Jehn
- fOstsr died Al Lswreaae, hsxs, co tie I'd instant,
sxed fotiy sg years. q
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Miss Lmvinfn wasrea's Carte de yistte
be had OF GURhEy. ArrLBTOs FREpKRf0Ks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

Appleton q Co. Have for Sale tho CARTE
dc vl.ie Of Tho little Queen o. Beauty Mfss LAyfstA
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Crssssdore's Hair Dye. Pressrvssivs and
VIE Dsfo, shsirssis sni rels. -. Aator Hsass rts
Dye affliei b sslfni artists
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IIEwgY a. KissEr WILL pyLfyEs LECTURE
HLAfs rlrns3. NfstNEs Kbd i@@g .sf.
Fs-sa < Al Cuafsn HsM w.f,ast< LssfNfr - "a,
rstL Isr ~. se14u wN oN1w~1n~ "a n. 49, n
Kfmls.asn y. cs.ts
rARL DICKINSON LATELY hH rgxgD yRgn
~ Er~ueaD 49, kAFt ~ tsfor " apts ~ trfsf@ 81.
~ sn5b tmNr "a wsaa L~ewNfs 'euN.set-Hf -
nAA sIh A~ssn IA BsfErfe ~ 1890 80
sWMs'nK DVes ssaf-s 49, saaNs. w. 1880 -
prfm ohans fgf ter IL ~ 80 ara III ssatn4..~r
ha ssarf. 4 meats - kga4sr ~ ssffs -
q. sfEpaOk. 1890
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

founa u Is-ss wh,syub tssssr pssyArsa n J0sEyH
vi Estrr 60, rretnont er~~t, hsslou u hss usfsf
faded u giss relief efsa u ne strsre asses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

fscnt INST utter Sumter fIaIIed IRON Europe
Az the armament tonnage these SHIPS given,
convey no informaton to the caemy Some OF the
vessels named wero not fitted out especially Tor the duty
they believed to ba engaged la. BESIDE puttng
theso craft in lighting and chasing condition. the afore
said four Navy Yard have had despatch the following
vessels for current block de service the neglect which
the capture Of the Alabama would atone for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

The Best OF All Holiday Presents IL .
GROVER a BAKER kois~.ss famliy Rewlns MAohi~N.
Once 40 Broadway. New York.
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rFpp0os SUITS ~ gwANysLgD TrEsfTras -
ID ~ osars " ~srfAntsa ussnafsstefs, 49, 49, 49,
80 ~ sahss kAts FAs8n sna sfngansNtsl a. ~ "a
giAsrON NJ ~ caaa' street. oPyysse vgestef. Bss !,
ishsa IA tNss
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in f.lf - 10 bi0Yf dwtgv imfNfntls
orsce sa BfoaaW say. 10 stsfA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

Dramatic Performance Kvory Hour
to-day at BARkUMB Tue "Jewsas Of Fraakfor, ea1A-
Csmmodoro kuu, Performing Bears. Ac At all hours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

fonrrxss MosRog Dec. 30, 1882
Tho British frigats Petrol LEFT Fortress Monroe reoonIy
snd hes gone 20 Charleston c. Tho Mepomsne len Cor
BcTRuda.
10 Scvfck last evening, Miles Taylor stabbed by
wiAau,s Who was immediately arrested.
About twenty .nve rebel prisoners arrived here this
morning fo~t Mcicnry. They upon the Bal
simore mail bon, csorgiana and win be to city
Point for exchange
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

IL. Matllard
Respcosfuily informs tho public that his store.
Sn Broadway.
will be open Tor business New Years Day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

Died.
0'DoSAiD.-0n Wednesday, evening, December 81, MAss
ODosAiD, aged 10 years, native Of TIN torn u sligo.
ireland.
The friends and acqnsintancss Of tho family also a.
her Hugh 0Donsid arc respectfully nvtod Attsea
the funeral on Friday afternoon at two O'Clock frp Ne
residence Of her Slaughter Mrs Chambers NJ 2s nis.
beth street.
F5r other deaUs ses aoot.I yr3,l
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road He said Il was DARK and full q teams. Gensfh
Porter sent aids General Pore 70 have the rads
ror,e, "a ss sous move :, ,nree and "A
be ready nj that time. think Capt lie Ray used
remark that he would have difficulty - nndns u. ros
back 10 General Pope The much f,tgucd. aud
had caston 10 wsrrenton without water,
and Il was aud dusty. reached Brisiows siatoa
towards noon. Large numbers Of wagons we're On the
road and on tho side Of w. required sharp watching 10
keep my brigade from beng cut cf from tho ahead Of
By the wagons On the morning q the 2eih my
mand Manassas, add at Be,hlcham Church a.
half past four O'Clock. The cuemy front and
right. had no means Of Judging whs, forma,lon Wa
which were skirmshers judged from &c.
ports they were In strong fores J received an
order ~ hall pau three A. ~ 70 move from my position.
Immediately Iat my command Ia marching order, and
marched al daylight from that position. marched back
past Bethshem Church and came on To the battle Geld
o. the day bcfore. saw Cen Porter IN the battle Of the
sv,h. tie performed his Whole duty IN the hed. was
Never - any inspcsitlon to HE commander and
| county BY word act. knew Gen p. Kearny and
heard him express his opinion q Gen. Porter He always
spoke IA The highest terms Of him brave oncer,
gentleman and hard worker.
ctoaseuamined by the Judge Advocate. know
that before daylight found difficulty In the
march u troop- The character u the place was M
unss the place could be was ucult 70 se, them
/ over Could mt state whether or not the road would
have been clear q, daylight when rs, arrived 90 the
ground the Goth dd Mt know the force enemy
but s,-eanent demonstrations led me 10 besve that
/ they had large force IN ny front
General Buford sworn was General Pope's CHIEF q
cavalry Ia the Secon1 cofps made a report o.
| Mcdowell that the fogcc q Longstree, was pacing
along the Gainesville road seventeen Thousand Infantry
Quo battery and lvs hundred cayary. cav these forces
myself supposed the regiments would average eight hnn.
dred men each made this rcFnr bevcrn nine aud ten
in The morning think ihey cll about nne O'Clock FROM
| Iainosy lie These tofces came Tom Thorough
fare Cap ! suppose they iaak ne n and
-, n. a.. a~ds r~usFtvlUe NJ toftion ~
!, -. IS s4,basss. Junction er~-ta ma ~
!. .grmEhcrs FOR two hundrcd or Ut huni,.S
yrds. The forces we're ~ n0t.un. fh0Nga - were
going directly 70 tbs battle neIi. Tho fee ras.
ing through Gsinesg lie ght bsre Fassei tbs tixh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-17

Dessrters from Confederate service viii nol
ba received ss substitutes in the Hsnkee army
The Juice Of the P0megrana'e, (rind) with q
little eapperas, makes excellent ink. So says
the Gairesvills GA } State.
Eight hundred and fry Of TIE Yankee priso
ners who have besn confined at Belle lste took
tbpir depsrtu-e for Yankee land on th- Oh inst.
The NV York papers are filed with sccouots
Of bonors shown to the officers Of the Russian
vessels in Nav York hsrb7T.
Tha captured cotton at Estchez, which was
first called 100000 bales, aud then 10 900, has
drin5led down 20 1000
Cara7ins who have passed themselves of in
Vermont three diG rent times as substitutes, are
rising about Montreal with fast horses and eli
CARS in heir mouths.
Mr. Archibald G Leach, vssiiing near Gallo
polls, Robson county, n rtb CAROLINA. has sold
and still sells bis corn 70 his needy neigbOors st
one dollar per bushel, refusing to sell TO others
at the ususl high prices.
Three Rhode Island Qusker conseripts, who
refused to 'fght, pay or emigrate," have been
sent 10 Fort Columbus, New York ha-bor, to be
tried by court martial as d~eserters-
A list is given in the China Overland Trade
Raport Of ftty-tRO British vessels of war,
/ csrrvirg 253 guns, distributed among various
Japanese and Chinoss poTts-ihe whole forming
the Chinsre squsdron, under command OF Rear
ANulIal hNtFls
A new minister, representing the Juarez Gov
errmout of Mexico, hiss arrived ia Washington,
in the person Of Gen. Cortez, who was present
ed in full court dress to S,ward
private letter from New O-esn5, received
in Boston. SAYS The coss' is ss full of Canfed-
crate troops IS ever. The sto es Of BsiOn
R,uge are closed up, fAT. tear of a force OF Con
fedsTates dsshing IL. as thay did at PoTJ HUI
son, lately, where they spiked guns, carried n
food, three hundred negroes, and other plunder.
The NV French consul a. New York, ".
Gauldrea B-ilaau, is c brother in-lsw Of Gen
Fremont, he having been married to 3 daughter
Of the late S natoT Benton. Some years ago he
wsg secretary Of legation under NJ SsrrRes, the
French Minister, when he formed the scqusint
sDcs Of Mss B nton.
Gambling h uses for the present claim ?
share Of TIE a]tre"tion Of the y lice a. r chmsud,
as wei a. Of higher authorities, though It ap-
oesrs with no attention TO patren.Ee. One was
broken up on Sunday night, aud the aDpurten-
ancas captured the night. birds having Gown
Livingston who detrauded the Richmond
brokers out Of several hundred Thousand dollars
by buying up specie with Woi thless drsfts, 70.
Nov appears has d5fTaUdea cilBsus Of S4Van sh,
ms former place OF residences, cut OF sevsra
huudr i dollars also He played q big game IL
both cities, and w0n. De can be set down as a
prince OF sWiua!ers
We learn from 3 lsto Northern paper thai
M-s Antouio F1Yd, Who was cha ged by the
Ysuke s with belraying Gen. ~S-oughton, OF
Vermont, into the hands Of the rebels last
sBrinr, Tu Virgins, has been arrested within the
Yak p tires sri Imprisoned a. Washington.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-17
a Timelr 20 ID nn oId go.

An exchange has reproduced = speech deliv-
cred By Psulus a nilius, to the Romans, lust as
ne was setting forth on a campaign against the
Msced0nisDs, and was in some apprehension of
the Ere in bis rear By the military critics a.
home. Il is peculiarly applicable 10 the pIessn.
lime, showing that "msnkind is the same IN
every age" and We publish it for the benefit O..
he lsrgs class TO which 1t refers
Remains Iu every circle, aud truly at every
able, there sFe!peopls who lead armies into Mace
donna, who know where the camp ought to b.
placed, what post ought to be occupied By troops,
when and through what psss Macedonia should
be entsredSv here msgaZ mes should be formed,
how provisions should be conveyed by land and
sea, and when it is proper to engage the enemy,
when to lie quiet. And they not only determine
what is best 10 be done, but if anything is dona
in any other manner than what they have point
ed out, they sTTaigned the consul as if he was
Or trial before them These arc grest imDeii-
meats to these who have The management Of az
fairs; for every one cannot encounter Injurious
reports with the same coustsncy and frmness oil
mind IS FAbius did, who chose to let bis own an.
thoFity be DIMINISHED through the folly Of tue
people rather than to mismsRage the ppble BUSH
ness with q high reputation.
l an not of those who think that commsader7
ought not 10 receive advice; on the contrary, l
should deem that msn more pTCud than wise
who regulated every proceeding by the stand
ard of his own single judgment What, then,
Is my opinion That commanders ought 10 be
advised, chiefly by persons of knowledge by
those who have made the art Of war their par
ticular study, and have derived instruction from
experience; from those who are present
at the scene Of action. Who see the c0un
Try, who see the enemy, who see the ad-
vsntsgss that occasions offer, and whe, ike per-
PIE embarked in the same ship, are shsrers of the
danger. IL, therefore, any person thinks himself
qualified 10 give me advice respecting the war
Fbich I am to conduct, which may prove advan-
'sgeous to the public, let him not refuse his as
si.tancs to the State, but let him come with me
into Macedonia. He shall be furnished With g
ship, a horse, q tent; even bis travelling charges
shall be betrayed. But il be thinks this t6O much
trouble, and prefers the repose Of q city life to
the tolls Of war, let him not on land assume the
Office of a pilot. The city itself furnishes album
dance of topics for conversation; let it coufine
its passion for taking within its own precincts,
ard rast assured thai we shall pay no attention TO
any councils but such as shall be framed within
ouF csmU,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-17
Peri,s Of .ae Times.

It Is our fortune OF misfortune, according IS
We are accustomed TO regard il, TO live in times
full Of peril, apprehension, doubt and UHeer-
taiutv. The foundation Of our social system is
snsettlsd nearly every day brings important
changes; the peace, quiet and good order OF eur
community bsve been in 6 measure broken up
or suspended. We should look well to our
safety st home IS vel as from enemies broad
The elements of civil commOtiOn exist in our
midst. They are tho more 70 be dreaded
because of our great Indifference and
fancied security. If spies snd incendisries from
the euemy's lines can penetrate the interior OF
our country, pass unmOlested from city to city,
travel over our public thoroughfsrss, and even
pain the audience Of the War Department ct
Richmond. and then return home and publish
through the Northern papers facts in relation 70
our armies which our OWn people are net per-
mitted TO know, and fofftbe publication Of
which any Southern editor would probably
have been arrested-if spies csn DO ell this
why may not incsndiaries worm themselves
into the good gTacss of cur planters and ovsr-
ssers, and by their vile arts do US infinite mis-
chief We throw ont these suggestions in time,
for We are fully persuaded that there is sbund-
ant Cause for apprehension but when our peO-
ole become aware of the perils which surround
them, and choose 20 exercise eaHiiOH and quit
trusting to blind chance" the danger will
have passed.
Nearly every State in the South has e system
of patrol laws which originated ia necessity,
long before we were in an epen and recognized
warfare with the Ahoiitisnisss. This is pecu-
Harly the case with Georgia, and recent demon
STATIONS in the remote districts Of this State, Gs
wall as divers little incidents which havs re.
Gently occurred nearer home, should sdm5Dish
Us Of the necessity of enforcing the patrol
laws. The common practice Of allowing
slaves to hra their own time, rent houses, and
set un establishments of their own, remote
FROM their masters, is perhaps doing more to de-
morslize our slave population than anything
else. Il offers an inviting field for the operations
Of = certain unprincipled class Of white men il
our midst, and is peculiarly inviting TO the in
csndiery who seeks to serve the abolition cause
by kindling the fires of insubordinst'On aud civil
strife IN our midst. Oar system Of patrol Law is
excellent. No enc familiar with it can fail &c
commend it as eminently wise and safe. Nor
sas there ever been 3 time, in the history Of
Gsorgis, when such a Law was mere necessary
shan it is now. Then why is not sEseEted p
Columbus (Ga San.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-17

Tt- d-pr-cir a8,T the CcuTcderA 40 Currency sBd The
.rAiu % rv ~ e. flow from t. b~vs occasioncd very
'H zen en- fse 9 eRsaturu o. Frgi "a directed its
s.run "a 'hr sHlJsct inwedisfely b. assembled. TIE
Hfsrca Cafu'rea 4 flAt body has Lad 10 uud=r con.id.
Hz.t-n and 3 y consulted he hus cial officers the
& V-rur-uf. fhe ore tdeuts Of m banks and exps-
.iarc.l CT lu-rcial men. as 20 he besJ N ans % rem-fu
.r1-a =si, re sdy g. FrevOu- aud which thrratev
slI grea.-F inc1nyen enoe and distress
We les q ur1n god auth rIty fhat thiB committee
HHa ken INFO favor a -che1ne Framed bv 3 prnwirerf
b.uk Hcnr o. The city I'VE may say Mr. Ma farisnal
TaC1 has for IT'S o iect the dimipulUn OF the Caufsder.
IF paper money By the GoVerhmsnt, and he resort
4ff-r p KIN Exc usiYeiy TO taxation ard the sale of
Ioud- 90 meet The Cover msrt exp=rBs A scheme
l6s' ~-t Fcaleye these important en- p VII be hailed
Tfh sahffretioh by the whole c uutry, and must confer
ss greatest benefits upon The pegpla aud the Cove A..
lrua. 10 Is simple enough, bus rec q the concurrence
q capitalists sn3 the pdbic 10 BE- uarTie4 Into oge-ation
n Do a .ropcscd losn Of 5 m0O00O10 70 the C5ptadsrscv
1r tha people OF the 81 es For instance. the qpota -
Ft ria, some so 90 600 Is 80 ~ made IN o. 3
STA es part 70 b. rAEed by The sale of bonds II is A.
timed tlat such . .osn 70 the Cove n1Rsrt will enable
@ 90 step its manufacture Of not 3, and % gradually
curiaii is circulation is large revenue from AKA ion.
snd ats hoe a. receipts n M the tax in kind keeping q,
favored as IL will be BY a very great reduction ia the
cost Of everything from q reduction Of the amount OF H.
c,rcu gtou, 10 naariy sappiiod with means for the war
hist 1t can readily sell is bonds To meet the deficit
WIS her or ntt ths scheme will achieve this much
cannot be known with certainty until il Is tried But il
meets with the approval Of some Of The vi ut hnsu
cier- AID b nkers 10 the Sta e, a. well Is some Of The
s0uudest political economiEts, and tbere should b no
hesitation 70 try il. It cannot fail - improve greatly,
aad most opporluuely, tre circulating medum. aud con
pie and the southern csuse the csst Of living. II it
should not 10 AZ thst expected Of g., It viii, beyond
al question. do this. nd : eref0re Il weuld amply r.
war; the c uHty -RiehEOad DhPatek.