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The New York herald., 1863-07-20
ST. LAWRENCE CHURCH.

TIRE SERVICES or THE REV. FATHER QUARTERS.
The attendance yesterday at the St. Lawrence Catholic
church. In Eighty fourth street, between Fourth and
Fifth avenues, Yorkvie, was very large. After the
usual exercises II the morning. the Rev. Father Quarlcrs
the pastor said that he allowed politics
his church, and that the weather was excessively
warm he would not detan the congregation loug but
before concluding he desired say words TO hic
people. The Of the past few day had oo-
peed him speak in public ard that he afraid
TO do 20, and that thankful for the respectful
attention which his congregation and people had
shown him at that time. He glad 20 cay that
the people OF his church had kept themselves aoor from
the troubles which had existed In Yorkvile and that II
was some who profess TO he members and who occa
aionay showed their face IN the church. that en-
gagged In these troubles, and that having been
witness he was glad 70 say that this These rot
ten members we're no longer recognized by him tho
church, and that they should receive from his
hands or any other priest the holy sacrament that II
they were dying he wond allow them die without hts
blessing.
He went TO say that there were commands OF the
church and or God. The commands Of the church could
be dsrepsed with but the commands OF God could bc
and must be obeyed and respected Re called their at
tentnn to the shalt steal and
and their obedience to It's Dictates aud concluded by
v'sng them to remain true 70 the church and their
country.
Father Quarters been the psstor OF this church soe
ten or twelve years, and the who raised the
money 10 build their edidce Hs has always been
loved and respected by all who ever have known him.
and MS influence with his PEOPLE great His
slant and the respect Ahe dens have for him
was me means OF saving large amonnt OF property In
Yorkville
This the frst instance 10 which Father Quarters
has shown his ability 10 quel disturbances, words
are Inadequate to express the gratitude Of the people Of
Yorkvillo to him.
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one another 10 not merely claim the tte Of Catholic,
but be Catholic Pad men, claiming the title OF Catho'
lies, are like evil spirits. They changed from once
bright spirits Of the Catholic church to dark and scan
daions sinners OF tho world. The man who Wit
nesses bloodsbed. without trying 70 prevent IL,
is equally guilty with the particpator OF the
crime. II you know place where there Is any stolen
property bound by conscience to make known
You compelled to here and there To do So but
you bound take the to accomplish that
object We all bound 10 do this ] am bound as
much you to do You all
bound to do GOOD, matter 10 whm you do it,,
whether the recipient Of your favor Is Of the same
eligiop or not, or whether he speaks a different
language. impress upon you be prudent, IN be
retiring TO keep from crowds TO be Just and charitable
every way sustain each other protect each
others lives and property in tho full spirit OF your re
gion and your duty TO God and man
Father ~ coucuded.by delivering advice to mothers
and fathers how TO take OF their boys ana girls and
how to keen them from beng mixed up during
crowds and dangerous asscmbages Of either boys
He alluded TO the contemplated festival and said that for
the present would have TO be postponed but that he
hoped soon to see tranquility restored and that then the
festival should come Of Among other announcements,
he gave notice that st. Bridyets Society will hold
ing this evening at half-past O'Clock.
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Returning Militia Regiments.

Tho following regiments have arrived, principally
Brooklyn troops:-Tweny third Slonei Everdcll Fifty
second Colonel Cole Ffty-sxth, Colonel Adams These
arrived In Eason, Pa Yesterday, where they were en-
tortained by the inhabitants who did all In their power
TO make the troops comfortable Al twelve O'Clock they
left by tho cars Som Eason, and via Camden 70 Amboy
AT ive O'Clock they landed N Pier No. 2North river.
rhe Forty seventh, Colonel Mcsscrole arrived at per
No. North river at O'Clock md immc lately after
wards proceeded to their headquarters In Brooklyn
The Thirteenth Colonel Woodward, and the Twenty.
eighth Colonel Bennett, came early n tho morning and
they were dismissed al tho City rmory.
These corps belong " the Fifth and Eleventh brgades
which, with the exception of the FORTY seventh have
been located In Mary land since they lett
The Fifty sixth marched 70 their armory M Raymond
street Brooklyn and tho Twenty third and Ixy second
10 their arDory or orange and Fulton streets
Brooklyn Crowds OF relatives and friends waiting
10 give the soldiers hery good welcome After going
through Temporary parade they dismissed for the
night.
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ST. GABRIELs CHURCH.


M'NULTY.
st. Gabries Roman Catholic church In Fast Thirty
sixth street. Second avenue WIS densely crowded
At all the masses yesterday. having been intmated
that the cer9ymen In charge Of that parish
allude in their usual 10 the late conscrpton
turbances In the metropolis This church is situated
the Twenty-trst ward within few blocks OF the
of Colonel 0'Brien's terrible DEATH and Of many the
most desperate conflicts between tina military the
populace The Rev. Father Cowry pastor Of church.
is the clergyman who, In tho midst OF the terrible
citemert. while the excited multitude killing
colonel osren had the courage 20 amongst the peo.
ne and admfrtter the rites Of the Roman Catholic
church TO the expiring Officer Both he and the Rev.
Father NcNultv, curate the church. went about
the po,re and saved great amount OF property from
destruction by their exerfons.
AZ the early masses yesterday morning Father Cowrcy
Delivered sermon to the congrcga IN In the ot
which he referred to the dstur this city
ard exhorted his hearers to avoid all Of
ence and riot by close attention 10 their
pa;ons. He assured them that II they respected the
laws they would ind ample protection under them and
hoped that the of the week should never
again BE- witnessed by him during his mnis.ratons ms
among them.
At the ten O'Clock Father McNuliy delivered
most clio luent and stirring sermon, similar that
which ather Cowrey bad given ut the previous
Tho eject upon tho congrecaiions seemed be mot
s1utlry, some OF the listeners having been moved
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WILLIAMSBURG.
sT. PETERS AND ST. PArL's cuUBCTp-REv. vRANCIs
MALONE.

Yesterday morning the church of Rev. Father Malone
located in Second street. between North Second and
North Third, brooklyn. 4. D.. dcnseiy filed by
congregation anxious TO listen 70 his the duty
OF Catholics In he present troubles. Father Mai has
been In charge OF this church than sixteen years,
and It's prosperous condition great due
his excrtions He remarked that apology was
quircd for his addressing bis neopIc the
recent disgrnceful uocecdinrs which had trans
pired In New York. There DENYING
the fact that feeling had existed m our city
bu, glad TO know that In the immediate vicinity
where he had for years been cndcavcrng tone tho
public sentiment, that everything bad been quiet
orderly. tho Catholic church taught anything Il was
obedience N the powers that le submission % the
s,ituted authorities Of tho government. This a
gereral, underlying principle which could not for
be los sight of by any Good Catholic S. panI had
given thc this injunction in IFS addresses TO the Romars
IT time when that pcorlc were under the tyran
ncs nras., rao ,t Of ,sop's utterly Pagan and op,
rule for the Caiboc, surely this time.
in free land Is much moro ~ Hc hoped Irishman
and Caihoc would fail now " iretitrte comparison be.
tween the liberty and privilege be enjoyed in hH
try 10 what wfs stn,ed him in his native land and That
when he had rcfeccd on all this he would urbdd the
government Of his adpt'rn by acting res of hw
and order with Tho exception of hero and
bigo,-and they we're 10 bc found mind
and spirit ~ the American pcopio sound pubstan
ana correhensyc To mainnin the institute and free.
dom which rroduced this the duty Of all good cabo
lies Life IN itself bat little unless cd il should
be. Tho citizen bad duties well iha Christian, and
every must indcpendcnt liking man
DESTROYS of maintaining the integrity of hcb
has made him happy home ard given the rriYiicre of
worshirpinr in hs o~n way without noes'afion. There
Instances ard times which might 'ustFy rebeiou
but the good fatiplN need ihHk he viii nrt know
when this tire ofcvs. for Whenever u right and
per the ch rch isclf will notify bin As l0ng as he T. a
citizen hc should hc roci well Catholic
There had bern 6eo's, which made humanity shudicr
recently performed in Scw York Th. oongre
CATION had nothing r. n with it-cven 10 sym.
rathy. and Cathdc eoud even attempt
u courtenance the Dc - * mNn yhn. having
no religion. aekno~ledx M law respecting c0ndi
ton made themselves demons ihe work ~ pluuder
ard riot he ie sad he thnrght ~ the many sho fis
grace the of Catholic snd who-c recent acis mHy
have driven from he church hn irst about
embrace IL hov tcrc rgs and be ssyet cnnclud
ing his remarks his stated intention 20
touch on political ground
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ORDER REICMS.
Quiet Sunday in the
Metropolis.
SERVICES At THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
All Catholics Admonished by
Their Clergy to Go to Work
and Avoid Crowds.
Sermons by the Rev. Fathers Ferrall,
Clowrey, MoNulty, Moot, Mooney,
Donnelly, Malone and Quarters.
LETTER FROM Mr.. JAMES 7. BRADY.
More New York Regiments
Returned Home.
Interesting Map OF the City
ON Eighth Page.
s>~~>~~>~~>~~~~~~>N~~~~~
Scenes Of the Recent Excitement
and Conflicts,
Ae., Be-, &s.
More New York Regiments
Returned Home.
Interesting Map OF the City
ON Eighth Page.
Scenes Of the Recent Excitement
and Conflicts,
Ae., Be-, As.

Yesterday was quiet Sunday. The various
wards were as peaceful as ever, and there was
not the slightest exhibition of disorder growing
out of the drafting excitement. Thousands Of
people visited the scenes Of the late couflicts
between the military and populace, and the
conversation of all classes centered upon the
conscripton. The military did not make their
appearance at all in the vicinity Of the distur-
bance, and the police patrolled their beats pref
ty much as formerly. Up to the hour of our
going to press this morning everything was in
state Of profound tranquility from the Bat
very to Harlem.
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Arrival me rnnsd stas, starr, Hasu~d ard Apr.
uss--rorchi,en P,oo>,'on a'i IiNminatton-- Ssas
from Bo,l,-Generdi Ewsovy'i Order-s,snmu Puarro-
Adp,vaS Pirroga and Porter--rL PsorS II sos or
Le1ns rnl<lferert, DC. ~.
The United states ste mers Hartford and Albsross ar
rived yesterday from up the They report every.
thin ng quiet the river tho batteries which have been
annoy pg for time past having he.n Withdrawn
fer fear doubt. that army would succeed gst
ting into their rear have large force and below
Dlnalt,onvne. Al Port Hudson everything Is a. right
We rndsturbed Possession Of the place. and ,ho
enemy tho have dlsappesred. Tho particulars q
the formal surrender and occupation q tho yrca, rebel
stronghold have not yet reached the city.
The United states steamer Engsnn arrived last
from the squadron or Mobile sne reports everything
quiet tboo with appearance o. any movement tho
part q the enemy. one q their vessels ooos.
sionsy make their appearance the mouth q tho lar
Dor but do no, venture Admiral pashanan'r asg
ship has been distinguished among tho number.
Tho ordcr u General Emory. compelling every canecr
20 wear his side Sms, vent IN force Dday and ~ tho
natural consequence, every one IN uniform carries his
sword.
Tho spanish steamer pi1arro rn remains a q sran.
tine no order hy been ssnei that bear a com
peirg her Tho river am u the oPuiop that
when General Banks returns which viii ~ IN fe9 dfyH
viii be DOL aed 70 take her dcJartuI. for another
cline
rne steamer fsircla has arrived al,vo fort
Hudson. Tho Arizona o. ito r'vcr p
fai ~ Pout Hudson General Grant aAd tho
~iN BE- fyubtioss sent from there y Cairo time
70 anticipate InY daspatchss
itis rumarci tha, Afmfal Porter ~H command
q the WEST sipp fvef Ari ,hs Ainira fartagai ~i
70 o4itde H. enuuenca operatives W snoster qasrtar
sgs'rt the enemy. Ths "oi sar h1rse' oanro, fesi
ntseoi where there i n aEntlng. His -uk bore 10
drno aai well done, hui sAen H. leaves vu be wjt,
the r. rss ~ aA who have bal lotercogras WIN him
Aiuira Porter Wth t 1eet r roa-cais, keep tho
river oea, and the rebels -l assured ~ si a.
and would b. vic thor part y rrms~bor that II
boats annoyed 10 navigating tle rive lsey
viii bo the sufferers.
The rebels n Ne~ Oricang ara ~, ys SID that
either p9t Hldson ylcssburg las fallen anf Boti
vii make them beisys bot tbo ARRIVAL x no iirnafD
oon,ainlns tie informaion ~ think II GoqefA's
Gafdnef potnbcrion csrns Ss~ ~ ani
tho fact u their having Surrendered ls oss 4
tho pube squares the fopuiacs rosd ef~iH Lsi they
sai.
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The UMIon Steam Works-J,sstice to Ca y.
tain wilson.

We published communication yesterday respecting
the Union Steam Works Of Twenty second street
and Second aveaue, which reflected very uuusty
Captain Wilson and Tho polio. iorce undsr hi- command
during the above mentioned establishment
ias Tuesday. 10 far from being guilty. ~ act ~
neglect Captain Wilson dicha ged his duiy In tho most
prompt, Efficient and courageous manner. lie ordered
" three hundred muskcts which hal been
tn ed by the people. Win twa hundred lriic.mcn he
proceeded 20 the disturbance. dlancrsed The
crowd recovered the ugt after, and then guic
rstEcd, having farllcd his orders 20 the letter Our
correspondent "Observcr,n - entirely mistaken IN all
tho fncts which h. repr.san,cd.
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ST. gONIFACE,s CurRcH

THE RYv. MR. SIcoT's ADDRESS TO HIS PRoPLF.
The pastor Of this church, Rev Mr.. Ecot alluded 10
tho riots which recently disturbed the city In few words
in English when hc subsequently repeated in German.
He strongly the thieves plunderers and
wondered why the OF the city could DO nothing
against tho$e characters hut look and wonder. He
assured them that in these villains could carry
their work, tho citizens prepared dcnl
mary with them n they attempt either the robping Of
their fellow citizens or incendarisn
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Private Loss by the burning of the Ninth
District Enrolling Once.

Mr. Il. Biake who occupied the npper PORTION q tho
bo1ee No. OF Third cornor u Forty sixth street
where the Provost Marshals oce heated lost MI be
had when the building destroyed. Mr. Blake's r~r
nal property consists Of lust what hc hos his
back and nothing fc TO- nd his abrrt half
mile from his burnt dwelling AMI several pieces ~
pitnre, IN damaged condition, bat Ut vhnievcr
returned him after the excitement hal sNbsdcd
He eslLInaI.a L. LnsA nj ntenn laLpir.i hlllnra.
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INTERESTING FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival Of the Steamer Thomas
A. Scott.
ILLUMINATION OF THE CITY.
The Wounded and Prisoners
at Port Hudson,
tOs. 4ess &os

Tho steam transport Thomas a. Scott, Capt O'Bren,
from New Orleans nj ten O'Clock r. NJ the I2ih inst.
with three hundred passengers, principally discharged
and furughcd soldiers arrived al this port yeterday
morning
Ths rigato Hartford and gunboat Aibatross from
above Port HUDSON, had reached New orbans.
None Of tho captured rebels had been psroIed by Gen.
Banks TO tho latest accounts OF tho garrison 600 wco
In line when the garrison surrendered besides 800
wounded aud 600 sick The wounds manly In tho
head. from the bullets of sharT@bcoterr
Our batteries had destroyed Immense amount cf
stores.
good sspply OF ammunition fell into our hanis
There great Union meetfs and iorchsht process
sion at New Orleans tho night OF tho llih largo
numtor of residences wero also Illuminated
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Protection OF British sailors.

Tho Consul u her Britannic Majesty has notified 1hs
Police commgsioIerS and General canhy thai 10 has A.
racted her Britannia Naeslys fhp ofwsr Challenger 70
take - position The for the pHrru@c rfOrct
Ing coorcd Who may BE- ssbects u Great Britain
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Dppei In the ankle the ball lodging tho OF the
bone. The wounded man at once removed TO the
hospital, where he died last evening 0nicer DiPcl hiss
been on the force about years being first appointed
70 the Eighteenth precinct Transferred TO the Broadway
squad he was stationed Tor long time In front Of the
Museum aud viii no doubt he recoeced by many u our
readers az the tail fair haired officer ho saanty AZ
sisted the Indies across the street Nr. pipe leaves
family who reside the corner OF Third avenue and
Eiqhtocnth street BY order os the Police Commissioners
the nags on all station houses and the central Office VIII
be half mased
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The Troops CompIimctcd by the sscre-
tary or War.

The following despatch from Washington relative 10
the action the United States forces this CITY during
the recent disturbances has beon received police head
quarters
WASHINGTON July IL 1898
Hon TBoxAs q AcTos, President Board Metropolitan
Police New York
The courage and gaantry OF Caniain Putnam, Of tho
Twelfth inentry, and tho oicersx and soldiers OF his
command, against the vlest rioters in New York has
been unolcaly communicated to this department. suit
able acknow led viii be made official
report IN received In the meantime please to mmun
cate to him and the officers and soldiers who have acted
under him the thanks OF this department Your Roard
will also please report all OF galantry and
that may come TO knowledge by officers prvates
in order that the department may make proper acknow
icdgment. EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary 0. War.
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The Militia Regiments 80 be Mustered
Out or Service.
Tho following order issued yesterday by General
UESENAL OKUEIS-NO. z.
HEADurANYyHg. TyIrYp SIAJvx TnOol

Cry HARBoR Ngw YoRx, July 10. 1888.
The troops arriving in this city whose terms OF service
have expired about expire will be out
OF service the necessary rolls be furnished
The several commanders Will these rolls pre-
pared NJ soon pcssb.e and mastering officers win be
assigned to the duty Of mastering oct each regiment
soon n its rolls completed.
these regiments are not snppIifd with the necessary
blanks orders for them viii DO given Application at
this Office
The muster Of each regiment will immediately be
ported 10 MAJOR Leslie senior Paymast Of this district
IN order that the troops may be paid az soon ms dus
charged.
by order n BrEader General CANDY
A. y. Ffsss Assistant Adjutant General
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An Expedition into we.tc hester 01snsy.

On Saturlny delegation Of citizens from the various
river towns waited the Police Commissioners for tho
purpose Of asking tho Commissioners TO give them some
aid ip preventing outbreak, of disturbances which
was feared would take place yesterday Several meetings
had been hold in the towns Accordingly strong force
Of pohce under Captain Dickson and Ser2eants McCieary
and arnet and strong force of military left the city
ON Sunday morning AT half past four O'Clock but 10
late hour OF the night disturbance had taken place
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Military Affairs.
TIE TwErry- SECOND NEW YORK STATE sATyO3AL

TIE TwErTf.sEcoND NEW YORK STATE NATIONAL
GUARD.
GENERAL oRpxas--so. -.
HEsDsUARTEAF TwEsry ssfoSD N. Y. $. N. C.
Ngw YORK. July 10, 1863
In conformity with orders from general Headquarters,
Captains r. beris and ReEiDey will report. with their
c'mpanics tx and b. at headquarters TO morrow the
20h Instant, ~ ten O'Clock A VI. The detachment viii
relieve that at stationed the Twentieth role
precinct. Captain Fuller, with his company (A) viii
port or dGiy al balf-fast ten O'Clock NJ The haancs
II the command win mold themselves In readiness for
duty at moments notice, and rendezvous. In case
reed, as already directed Those duty are not
required 10 wear the uniform Hy order.
LLOYD ASplNWAiL, Colonel Commanding.
WN. J. A. McsRan. Ad3utant
cIrIZYss' VOLUNTEER coRPs.
The headquarters ~ the ~ Volunteer Currs will
ne ionnd a. the cry Assembly rooms No 40 Broadway
Brigadier General Ward y Burnctt command Ing post.
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The seventh Avcnue Arsenal.

ADDITIONAL TROOPS AsD AETILt LtERY-oFFicERs n
coMaAsD-AS Active N. D., ere, ETc.
large humber Of vcl dressed people oongrcgated
around the Seventh Avenue Arsenal yesterday. They
gazed cariousy the warke rreparatana tha, ella
~ after chatting for few minutes With soldiers
obeyed the time honorcd command of the policeman
~ "fnoye on X
AsssxAL
The First regiment New York cavalry va. relieved
from garrison duty yesterday During the evening a
strong force ~ the National Guard arrived snd we're
quartecd Ia the building b be ready for any gency
IN addition to the twelve Iounder uountain hO~ityers
and rfed batteries brass ncld pieces we're mounted
yesterday by Assistant Commssary Gcueral Colonel vii
Ham Farrell add Fia.ed around the building.
IN t.nassn
MAJOR General Sanford still remain IN rrmand ~
the arsenal assisted by Colonel Billings Colonel aring
and Naor Alexsnier Hamilton Major Seecy acted a.
heid olecr ~ the day until four clock, when ne
lleyes by Colonel william Meyer. Captain Haboock and
Lieutenant Cannon officers n the guard aud n.
Earum officer u tho barracks. Colonel POs,cy was on
duty, Ia Command OF the cavalry
sxxgr.
med,oa gentleman 0f this city has be~n remarkably
xcA1us and active special piccman durig ths last
sx days We was pacod under General Snifords orders
ana hS visited all TIE upJrr ~ the city, With nnly
on ordinary club for protection The darkeys are much
Indebted ~ bin fer rendered in rcscapg many
= them fram very awkward prcd'oamens. 10 bs sls1
se,sd inge number ~ rAes, muskets and iron
bars ~hch we're Accreio In boDE1s ia the ghbUfhfDd
o. the arsenal Yesterday be brought Ia rstets
number of pkfo- and iron bar, ahout two inchet
Thick and four feet laag They found shsnty
he doctor calamity entered notsihstsndng the
aDi imprecations % she inmats~.
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The Twenty-nrst street Armory.
TO Ink EpNoR OH TIE MERALn.

Ssw Y0sx, July 10, 1919.
me sa,smsn, ycsr paper % the 18th 40 % me being
one 4 the prorrc,ors ~ ,be armpry u scoond
avenue and Twenty nr., street Incorrect as hsvs not
been connected with u IN any way .lncs Dcembe- /.
1904 by nsertn this M yoar paper you win mach
0D.ge ". w. hARsrDN.
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fsy ~ -,s,t..t fs'ssfiaf = ssfis-f' sss us.s
. azrsass~f, 80 psv. NJ rssrosvs eNs. fo's. 80
...lsss.. saa Df. - S,1 ssa, ssav>1r.
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mmstee 70 10 appointed w the sIsscribers

NANNHF W7TfNs wv INFk. 1IIy II NV
Hon TIvxRy j. RsfsOsBti clr Sir hgby arpfes ato
the timely EFFORT nauguraid by yoprfef and other Ran
teneu last evening n crerte fund for the relief q
who have been wounded have hat members their
families killed in defence ~ Law ard order this city
during the ripsr also desire 70 tender
lefn.n VIM aorcted the this fnna
NV yery grateful lofss Ldnor lat
have 10 reIn.rt that The subEcril@fs ~ that fgnd
select committee ~ All 10 - f!sirblii1n. yi.w
n me already heavy pressure q oca huabs-r my
me and attention. ! Am Nr, yery respectfully. your
OF 81 icnt. .seryant, GtoibE oiDfkE, Mayor