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The New York herald., 1863-06-27
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
CRAcow, June "a. 1soa

CRAcow, June 49, 1853.
The iusurgent leader Broniewsk mas met with con.
In thuania an engagement favor able TO the insurgents
has taken piece al Olkienik near Kowro
Governor Nuray tell has committed atrocities.
having caused the Abbe Ianecki and the landowner
ekowicz TO be shot and the rosh chief Colysko be
hung
[scharfs kilograms (spsciaI the New YoRH HrRArp
ST PEIERrBrRG, June .. 1898.
The discomfort must DO wide spread, We Judge from
the fact that the Municipal Council or Moscow have re
quested permission, through the Burgomaster Prince
schorbntan. TO orm civic guard Moscow ID also the
Of the secret Russian Central Committee the compo
sition NJ which resembles tina Of the Posh
Committee and rs the decimal system n
consists Of ten members, each OF whom has substi
tuies and each OF these substitutes has Others and
IN the last person Initiated who has his
In OF tho arrest death Of a ten members AZ
the same time, they are replaced Immediately by the
substitutes.
The agitation s increasing such an extent and ,s,fo
lowed with such success, that reptsow may break OCT
icthiN q isU nNo,fhs.
The semi Official Norhen Bee admits In s corresp md
from tho seat Of war In Poland that flying sheets Of
nsurr ectionary character sent through tao post
not only In the Western but also In the Eastern prov
COS o. Russia proper. In the country watered By the
volga and It's auents emissarics engaged In the dis
ribuhn Of forged manifest Of tho Car have been ar
rested.
IL s singular 70 observe how our government, In The
immense armament We are now preparing. folov in the
steps OF the American and English governments. Thus
Tyne (England) are constructing hers Petersburg
for gverDment enormous iron pla cd steam ram
The iron plates have been imported from England and
many knghh workmen are employed In the construction
Of this vessel Two steam tenders, intended for The
Black Sea- also being constructed The Tyne for the
Russian government and large bottoIned steamer
for the navigation Of tho yolga win be launched almost
Immediately
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
More OF the Rebel Privatecr..

YARMOUTH, ~ :, June 2e, 1888
The packet schooner Monitor, from Boston reports 40
follows
A. twelve o'cl0ck lac, night, thirty miles west by
south Of Yarmouth, fell ia with large ship, burned To
the waters edge, unknown. she stin burning
and in tow " two wespori sobooners. A. four o'clock
chs morning steamer standing soothward partially
change ber course and speed two three tmes saw q
simaar oklng steamer Wednesday, seventy mlcs east
Of Cnpe Ann, standing DoSbeast.
GLouusrna, Cape Ann. June ~, 1893.
ne schooner CRUSADER has just from the rIsh.
sns ranss and repor,s that Thurfdas at eleven A. NJ
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
THE SEARCH FOR the paIvArEERs.

Tho naval excitement yet absted and al various
points vesye's being despatched with all possible
haste The steamers Ericsson Honduras Governor Buck.
ugam star or tho South have been despatched already
and the sailing bark d. Golden Murray was being atied
last evening TO go out.
Tho United States, which arrived yesterday mornisg,
will leave at an early hour this morning VIA the sound
n search u the Tacony
A. Boston the steamers Houqua, Iron Age Admiral Du
pon Expouuder and Daniel Webster have been sent OF
while thc schooshp Massachusetts revenue cutter Norris
and the schooner Thomas Woodward arc 10 20 aso.
Prom Newport the sloopof.war John Adams (praotice
ship) s to have immediate despatch. She will be
mandcd by Lieutenant Commander + P. Lul Of the Ma
val Academy.
The steamer shattuck 10 be sent from Provncelown
In quest % the pirate.
The selmtug Young America and ono other vessel has
gone from Philadelphia
The guubcat United states, Lieutenant Commander r.
W. Meade. Jr arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday
Ing nine ooock from cruise In search Of the rebel
prvnteer raocny. The following is list cf her ocers
Ii.utsndai Copsradnd,r-R W. Meade, Jr.
teliag roissiesr L,easnanf anj Eyecssp Offcer-H NJ
GregOty
Lc'iao Ensica-I n. Morat.
A.iing Eng,nser--A 0ebun.
Sctino Aesters kats--C hearuey.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

TO THE EDITOR OF LONDON TINES
Although II Is evident from the first paragraph m tho.
letter addressed ~ you The Source Of the Nns'
which appeared in your Journal Of yesterday, that
and Grant yet the pubic may be led 10 undcrvaue their
great achievement by the last paragraph Of that letter.
where the writer states "that the the Nile
was accurately defined more than century and half
ago.
This statement is, however, completely set aside by
old Complete system Of Geography, which the LAKE Zaa
bre, his Of the Nile Ia laid down as extending
from degrees to ii degrees south latitude
the Lake Tanganyk OF Burton and srcke, knoyz
souhwards the watershed between North and South
Africa in that meridian having been happily defined
The representation therefore. Of water lowing norh
wards 70 form the Nile, from the lake laid down Ia Bow
ems old map k OF thcse witch actual observa
ton has swept away.
It is eneueh TO repeat what stated in nv anpiversayv
address see the Rpse May 26), the northern end
q Lake Victoria Nyanza extends = about half degree
north OF the EQUATOR; while It's southern end reaching 70
about three half degrees latitude nowhere
attans the northern parallel Of the Lake Of Bowen.
cannot DOW occupy space 10 your valuable Journal ty
showing how long geoGraphers been acaua n rsd
with native accounts OF the cxs,cpco OF great lake IA,
the heart Of Africa Cooleyso good authority on Afr
have elapsed since that fact known 20 the Por,
guesc on both sides or Africa Apn, Colonel sr Hcnry
James refers me TO map more than 900 years old (b
lished In Lelewels Geographic Noyen Agol coped
by order Of the Caliph Almamoun s. g. and on which ,hs
source OF the Nile Is made issue from ake on The
Equator with an island In u, the longitude being 81 de-
Tho value, however, Of all these old maps had uevsr
been tested BY the actual researches Of Europcs and
has been by Spoke and Grant
will only sdd that was recently informed by tele
gram from Alexandria that Captains speks and Gran,
fore BE- expected 70 reach Southampton on ina i7ih
5000 after which, u IL hoped. they viii bc present at
which will BE- assembled In honor Of their rresi e,nc,
remain, sir, your obedeut servant,
RoDERicK MURC8IsoN
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
General F0rey and tho Inhabitants or
Pucbla.

In the English House Of Commons on The 10th Of June.
Mr. LONG asked the Under Secretary Of state for Fo-
reign Affairs II tho statement Of James L. Hart
rect vn:-"Tbc Vice Consuls OF tho United States OF
me. lea and Of Prussia have retired from the French
(at puebla) and have been unsuccessful in their
mssi Ia asking that the womon and children light be
allowed leave the beieaguered city and whether any
repesen atvo Of Great iten took part in such mission
remonstrancc.
Mr. LAyARD said her Majestys government had no in.
formation tho subject
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

-. v,.. IIIsh F.br brzKATIOkH FOR WAN.
9Th Of April, 10 tho government of tho Tycoon In
the form oe an uliimitam, . statensnt of sbe do.
mands " the government for the rcpar alton OF he
ourager OF last June and September Committed on Brt
suhecs. The terms consisted large pscuniary in
dewny TO the sufferers their wing rcatves and
Richardson.
Up 10 the Goth Of April no had been eiyen and
great excitement existed among the Eironean com,rv
q Yokahama Colonel Ncals had warned British subiee,s
70 be their guard and for early retreat 10 tho
shipping BY the boas or merchant vessels had bean nv
ganzed addition 10 The aid that would be given by ipe
m -
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
The Lnpwtng Heard From.

The london Globe Of June 70 has the following " re
Iation % tho Iapwing. tender 10 the F,orida:-
A letter written by Captain Dyer, Of tho ship Kate
Dyer which arriv cd al Antwerp the Sch inst states
the vessel captured by the bark fapwag, hut
rnatcy released giving bond for $40 600. At the
time OF the Captgre the Kate Dyer her voyage
ircm Caao To Antwerp. The Lapwing Is described az
very anc look bark mounting eight and manned
by of about forty The cruiser merly
belonged to Boston, and captured by the pryaccr
Florida the 9Th OF March last The IapwinR At the
time OF hcg capture under tho "dnmand ~ Captain
Bolgcr, and bound from Bos ton to BatAS Ia
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
VIII Napoleon Retire,


PROM tho ManChcste Ter tx xamlncF, June 13.
n reported in Paris that orders have been sent the
seapors to supend the atng out OF the renforcemes
icslined for Mexico. hope is expressed both among
public and In tho journals that the victory oeucba
oih IL TIE oundcork Of uootia.on sphich .ciu rat
S,sI 10 Aotlf,es This Is only hope. not Official
dccaran but II has long BEEN stated that the French
people hodry sick Of the Mexican btsinsss Louis
NAPOLEON las been congratulated his by the
Emperor OF Austria and the King Of Prussia The even
ing journals OF Paris assert however that the order for
reinforcement u will be maintained,
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

The members q this well Known coIIeee fraternitv
uers again In session al the Assor Houss yesterday pu
delegations were present from an the moss nourishus
northern colleges Owing 70 the eontnuapcs Of he rc
bcos no delegates we're present from ne colleges sS
atsd throughout the Southern statee large number a
graduate members were In attendance. The sus9pnavy
oraticn and psm we're Dos delivered 10 conssqususs 4
The who elected 70 thoes hoBors havna bs
~ denly called away 10 asslss 10 We De- q Psnnsy
vana thew native stats II coovsasee aljevyssd rs
Qs. last evenip1.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
MARRIAGE OF ROYAL ExILRs.
The Due de Charsres Married 60 ehs pr,,..
cess Francoise d'OrIeans.

tfrom the London Times, June I2l
This inleresng family alliancs concluded vos,sr
day by the ccrenonn o marriage according TO the rites
OF the Roman Catholic church, In the cbapo, of st
Raphael. al Kingston upon Thames The occasion heinz
strictly lfivae nj domestic, Dvatons were issueI
by the rgyal amily either In France or Fngsnd Ths
did not, however prevent numerous gathering NJ NJ
tached ffienis ~ the house OF Orleans many OF vho,r
CAM spontaneously from France ~ offer thsr
RESPECT 10 the youthful Prince and Princes Ihe rrs
scnce o nie members Of The dkrlomatc corr rspreseut
Ing fuofean sovereigus at The Court " 81 fmes
wac graceful tribute T. the virtues and position N m.
royal exiles. while the lersona congatuiatnns suhss
quenty 'erfeed Al c-renont by the fnelisn rovaI fai
" was The highest compliment that csuid have ben
rersrei 10 their dignity and worth
The scattered M mNrs ~ this distinguished Ysu,,v
lase b,cn Assembling m carcm for 8 ns.,layr rsssl
ihe ihke de iontpsnsof arrived rom Madrid on sasur
day last his dnths having te " rscvented rrn soorr
lfyrs h,n olly ron inst y 10 belr ti,s fatigue Of
VIC voyage h's Royal Hls'ass the puchsss Il aaxc
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
BURNING OF . sids-wheei steamer.

HV'IVNl JNIN IFUJ
Ihe schooner Vision, at welect, reports ,ha, Tues
any sst al three ~ twelve miles south southwest Of
tho Solth shOa ght, sic wheel steamer Of ab,ut
hundred tons drc Remained by her until che
SUNK Could not ascertain her name
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
Burning or tho Schooner wandercr.

GLOVtfSrtR Mnfs., June 70, 1868
Tho fishing schooner vaaguard has arrived here from
the psnks, and makes tho following report
On ae5dAy the schooner wandcrer q Gloutcster
on aFe va .hc wet end of Georges. Al the time
thirty nshormeu werc IN sigh, Saw nothing or the nj
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

The triunphal battery on the nvades espianade inti
mates 70 Paris the fall Of Pueba and the capture It's
garrison. Half the city ignorant or the news which
only been published, not conspicuousy In the
Aoni The effect Ct these tidngs, reliable, must
be that the great which tho taris yesterday
win either be obtained with much less difficulty will
not DO wanted kilograms will most likely flash to the
scaports and tho exr enses or which costing
France rate Of million francs day viii be stop
ped by electric touch NJ. Fould will strike away whole
columns OF supplementary figures from his estimates
Due dc Morny will feel intense relief early session
w not be equre to further funds Count Fer.
sgny w forgive himself for the he committed in the
affair OF the Eve Mexican cnnsuls. N. Drouyn de LhuY
Wi forget his unsnccssful AmOjan 0xrtes ~ Ronland
hold out hand or friendship IN the bishops, and the
War Minister, Marshal Random, not DO replaced BY Mar
shal Nell.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

asstoa OF The House Of commcns 70 the seizure q vee
fes by the United states and tho procesdings Of AsF
prize courts
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
A Privatcer Destroying Vessels OF Cape
Sable.

poRrtASn, VIC, Juno %, tS63
FISHING ossos arrived hesc revo'' large rebe scan.
bark and three mascd schoonor OF Cape Sable Nova
Scotia burning fishing vessels They spoke the ship
Ausnc OF Boston, which had been captured and bonded
Sr $50 COO and bound for New York with t~ crows
Of ihrce burned fishing ycsseis
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
Our Naval Correspond emce.

UMnp STATS srssws rsrvr sr,rn..
June 10. 1se3
Th ussisd Stais Search Of ne P1aie-i rcsine De.
taik ,fRer re,as,, dc &C.
We len Vie Nsvv Yard, Brooklyn, about half past scy.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

twenty five miles west southwest from Chatham, heard
heavy grpg, supposed 70 be from United States gun
boat, which PASSED here the evening previous.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
Lees Invasion Anticipated In Englsnd.
fFrom tho London Army and Navy Gazette June Ia
: There " uneasy scnsAtIpn ~ ths North they

Naval Sefzure os teetrnls.
IN tho lf1asr sf Commons % the fl,h rN ~ Hr
reaeoehe gaYo notice thst % FTdsy he viii call the
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

Previous TO tho start pdo the fsvosis at ore hun
dred " twenty but after ,hs sdne had won the nrs,
heat the bc,tIus changed rapidly and lie became the "a
vof,.s al she same quotations. that the mare brought Of
the beginning The n,arc winning the sercBd heat. an
ott change took PLACE, the edcs ~ her yor
NJ the rate progressed. she won the three heats
slevcris.
Lady Moipaon VAS pcstposed on account cf t.e rsis
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

The rebei steamers Alabama and Georgia wero still al
Bahia on the 10Th OF May coaus from British bark
The authorities had ordered them on but there were no
or Boston left.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

The Turf
Yesterday war the third ard last day OF tho racing
ing tho Centrsyllo Tho day 80 uua
vorabe aud threatening in the morning hat we were no.
surprised 70 very small attendance Indeed the
commenced descend although not heavily, about tho
hour announced for the Of the races
continued all the afternoon The st fer threo
year olds TIVE mic heats and although Lodi southorncr
aud Fcctwing entered The of The two latter
afraid to start them against Mr. Cay's horse and
the latter cautced the alone for purse.
The scoo race for 5000 purse given by the pro.
pr,ctor milo heats boet three IN vc for a ages Tho
entries Cray Dou Bill Davis and Mamoua, but the
latter only 70 the post TIE long odds Of 500
to IS be, Mamonas Winning and she justified tho
confidence reposed in her by doing In three straight
heats, in I4ex, 1 ASK, 152.
This terminated the Nsw York spring meeting, and the
result has shown that racing in the hands Of any private
gentleman, however enterprisng or well known lie may
he on the turf never flourish in tho North until is
taken IN hand by ~ association 81 gentlemen 70 whom
secondary consideration. Capt. Moore has AFFORDED 10
splendid programme II sport nt this meeting and has
aired slI b.. promises ey giving Ne .hs be: race and
We savs renewal o the old rsgmS Of Ii. Jockey Cub
,snses Ivinssscus, and osScrs scoS warm snS deep
the sports OF the turf can scarcely hope
racing flourish az 10 ought to do In the Northern
States.
The stables Of horses from Kentucky that have run
here aud .. Phacephia will now proceed to Saratoga
where the race meeting the I'd Of August
uuder manage of John Morrissey. Some OF the
Canadian stables Will also Join them there and
the h sh prizes offered.
FASHION PLEASURE aRouSDs--rRorrrNe.
FRIDAY. June 2e-Mach s2co mile heats, best three in
nve, TO wagons.
Woodruff named blk. m. Dido.
H. Taman named sorro geiding. g............1 2 "a
TINE, 243k-2tSA-243%--2ss.
Previous tho start DIDO the fsvoss at ore hun
dred twenty: but after hs seldng had the arst
heat the betting changed rapidly and lie became the "a
vofs at she quotations. thai the mare brought o.
the beginning The n,arc winning the se,cud heat, A..
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

The Boston Merchsm Omer = Bounty OF
100000 for tho TaeOny.
BosroT, June %, 1868
The underwriters aud merchants, al meeting held to
day decided TO offer bounty Of for the capture OF
Florida No. g. and win despatch armed vessel IN pur
suit tomorrow or neAt day. IBy letter TO Rllwcod
Walter Esq, Secretary Of the Board Of underwrtersl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-15
The Next Congress-.

In l77S, when first great struggle for iudepen'
deree was at It's height Washington addressed letter
TO erlm!n Harrison Of Virginia in which he gave the
oloS ing impressive counsel. AS there be no
BARN in rious wish for the good of ones country,
shall offer it mine that zach State would not only
choose but absolutely compel their ablest TO at
tend Congress" So deeply did he feel on the subject
that Re made personal appeals to Mason Wytte, Jeer
son, Nicholas Pendleton, Nelson, and others We are
again in the midst Of scenes that revive and give T.
doubled force 10 the wise and patriotic advice Oftte
Father Of his Country. Our success ard safety low
even more than then, imperatively demand that our
abest and most experienced should be in Congress
The people should permit themselves to be diverted
nom this paramount consideration by any influence or
circumstance whatever
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-15
DIED.

OfscAre fever the Tesdeaee OF their parents the county
~ Htn-y the s 18th Of Muoh, tls ToMIE little
ANNIE chill en Of Wm H. and 81 al Wirgaed the former
eyed Yeas month and sir day the latter i
Little Tommle taken ~ Tu sdAy, ana died Saturday
ornng Mamie taken sunday and died Thursday When
Did NaApe biz ey, and said she would
little Tommle more bat she would 60 70 Inn The day
brother buried hs attacked and SION real
her prediction.
Little Tonme little Mamie truly lovely, interest
promising children. TCmmle the pet Of TIE little circle
witch be Lite Mamie, The MSS, had AREA
made considerable progress Ia her studies and had eTneed
capacity and judgment beye nd her ysars.
Pa5,r mourn not their early dsparure-heSe loved flowers
have not thed-sre dead bat have only been trans
planted 4, more eongenal eime, bAsk IA the smiles OF Him
Who sal-SslRsr Bte children unto and forbid
not Prepare meet them 10 the better land LIS th
sad an Of Divine Providence always keep alive In your
ads lie m oortanee Of ssviCur he
ys ready such h0n tsinS not the Son Of
nan eomtth" D.
- Lynehb, " vrEinAn and D~nVls Register please copy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-15

YEAs.--Messrs. Arlington, Ashe, Atkins, Baldwin,
BBatsOn,. Boyee, Bridgers, H. W. Bruce, Chamber,
Chambliss Chiffon, Capp Clark CoptoD Collier Curry
Davidson, Davis, DeJarnett, farrow, FOOtc, Foster,
Gather. Garland, Garneu, GOode, Gray, Hanly, Her.
bert, Hodge. HOlcombe, Marsh,, Mclean, Perkins,
Ralls Read, Russell, Sexton, Singleton, Smith of N c.,
strickland, Vest Where, Wright of Ga, Wright of
Texas-45
NAYS -Messrs. Barksdae, Conrad, Conrow, Currin,
Dargan, Dupre, Elliott, Ewing. Freeman, Graham Hill.
ton, Holt Jones' Keenan, Of Cal Kenan, of N. c.;
Lewis, Lyons Machcn Martin, Miller, MunnerYnn
Pugh, Royston, Swami, Trippe, Welch, Wilcox-27.
Mr. FOOTE moved TO reconsider aud on motion of
Mr. COLLIER, this motion was laid upon the table.
REPORTS PRoM COMMITTEES
Mr. CURRY, from the Committee on Commerce, re-
ported adversely upon bill to regulate the navigation
OF The Confederate States aud to establish direct trade
with foreign nations and the bill laid upon the table,
Mr.. CHAMBERS, from the same committee reported
bill to establish port OF entry at Columbia, S. c.,
which was postponed and placed on the calendar.
Mr.. R0YSrON, from the Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads, reported bill to regulate postage on
Newspapers periodicals. &c which was considered and
passed.
The House then took a recess
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-15
Government Stores Burnt.

On Sunday last, tie Government store, Branc
vile, S. G, was destroyed by fire, together with fifty
thousand rOns Of bacon and large quantity of nour
and sugar. There were about three hundred hogs in
Tue building, and unknown number of sentaels out
side. Since tie began how many of these fires
have occurred, and how often have they proved to be
mere accidents chsrgeab'e TO Liucon's hired nceu
diaries: Yankee QJ2rteImaster or Commissary unable
to audiths accounts uighresot the TORCH but such
an idea would never :er the miud of Southeruer-
Why, then, the bill stey passed by Congress to PIE
vent fraud in certain Departments and to put stop
transportation obtained false pretences by private
parties? special reward should be offered for Yau-
kee iuee-d lDs, and the first caught ought to be
hung Canswe fight the devil With fire. and burn some
too.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-15
A Free Market.

The City Council have established free market All
appropriations for the poor, not in the Poor House,
stall be placed in the hands of the overseers Of the
Poor, to provide for said market which shall be open
day in each week. aud all persons who have tickets
may enjoy its benefits. free fuel depot will also be
established which will be regulated in like manner and
both will be discontinued whenever the amount appro'
priSted shall HAYES been expended Once a week the
Board Of OSeseers ia TO assemble to hear and grant
appiea ious make Investigation into the character OF
applicants aud do other business connected Herewith
No relief viii be given unless the applicant be unable 10
procure subsistence or fuel any able bodied man,
nor to any person who has psrt;cipatedfn riot An
agent is appointed to purchase and superntepd the dis
,rbu.iOn of supplies.
Tbs is e step in the right direction. Free markets in
Charleston and New Orleans have been found operate
most advaGtog ou. Iu the former city, which is in
all respects Of the best regulated in the Conedera-
cy, there has never bsen symptom Of such dis.
turbaucOas disgraced Redmond not lorg ago.
TIE Council, after establishing the Free MARKET le-
solved that the Attorney for the City be requested 10
ad,i,e the Council whether the city is liable for Oper-
Iy destroyed taken by rioters and if there is such
liability whether, IN his opnion the Courcil has tho
legal right under the charter Of the city, to and
pay Gains for such property. When the Attorney for
the city hands in his opinion he will DO well to give his
views as to the prOpriety. justice and legality of max
ing the iageaders such the yed harridan the
plank road responsible to the full extent of their pro-
pcrty for al the damages sustained the hands Of the
rio.r-s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-15
The Usual Proportion.

BY order Of General Hooker. the following officers,
tried and convicted by court martial, have been dis
missed the service:
Major Hugh Denver l2sd Pennsy lyania, absence
Vithout leave.
Captain Jacob Il. Meyer, lSl,t PernsYlyan;u raud.-
LRt aAd scaHdalous conduct.
Surgeon James NJ Hoffman, l65th Pennsylvania,
'ea~daLO4s AID fraudulent eabersae.s Of public pro-
perry.
Here we have the usual proportion, part of COW
ardice to two parts Of rOguery. What distinction is
made between "seandalons conduct" ana "ScIndalUus
elnbezzlemen" is not very clear. Evidently there is
in IaIkeeland Kind of 'cmbezzlemeut' which is not
scardalou5." As Conduct" does not "embezzle-
ment we are left TO infer iLat scandaons conduct" in
inse, is either Obseeuity, profanity, drunkenness,
or AUEeSIing for jeff Davis"