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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

New YoRK, July 14.-Tho steamer Little
Ada, from Nassau for Charleston, was captured
on the sth instant, by the Gettysburg, Iron
propeller. N''.' E.'H' @'l "
Bosror, July 14.-The British prise steamer
Boston, from Bermuda, captured on the Sth
Instant of Wilmington, by the Fort Jackson,
has arrived. She Is q slde-wheeler, $50 tons
burden, and was purchased In Halifax seven
months ago, for t35, 1000. She was captured
on the fret trip. Her cargo. consisted Of $50
sacks Of salt. "a barrels Of copperas, and 100
boxes of soaD. 'ts.. a.'a - .F' .'f.t
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n FF l @ 1 A L

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED srATEs oF'AMERICA. r'
To all chon u may concern:
} Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 70
me that GIOVANNI LUIoI hyEzZASA has been APP
pointed Vice Consul Of Italy at New York, do
Hereby recognize him assueh, and declare m free
to exercise and enjoy such fu ctioas, powers. and
privileges, as are allowed to the Vice ConsulS OF
the most favored nations, In tho United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these Let
tsTs 10 be made PAient and the Seal OF the United
States 10 be hereunto afixed.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington,
the thirtesnth day OF July, ammo Domiui,
IL. s.lr one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
four. and Of the Independents Of tho
i.' Unitsd states Of America, the eighty
ninth. ...
... u ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President; E'r' '''.I
60. WILLIAM II. SEWARD, o.
jyl6 Secretary Oi State,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

ACCIDENT TO AN AoraEss.--The boat on
which Mrs. DeBar, wife OF Ben De Bar, the
Western manager, was proceeding from New
Orleans TO b. Louis, recently, was trsd into
by guerrillas, and shot went through that
lAdy's bonnet. R-'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15
TuE ChLnese newsp.pers giye full aoeount.

Tue Chinese newspapers give full accounts
of the repulse of the Anglo.saxon contingent
under Col. Gordon at Chang .chow-foo. The
lighting was desperate. 1t Is said, however,
that Gordon will ,urely take the city, and It is
considered proyAble that with Its fall the Taep.
ing rebellion will come to an end. In the as.
sault no fewer than six European officers were
killed and twenty-one wounded. The officers
did nearly all the fighting when the storming
was TO be carried out. -..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

The READING RAILRoAD TAKEN Possession
OF Br THE dovEHEMBET.-Tne Reading rail-
road was taken military Possession Of Tuesday
morning by the Government, and they will now
bring down their supplies Of coal without re.
gard 10 strikes Of laborlng employees and
miuerB,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15
The Vermont Democratic State COnVsn
tIOn.

MoNTPELIEa, VI, July 12.-The Democratic
B. ate Convention, for tue nomination Of candl-
dates for State otlcers and two electors OF
large, was held In this place to-day. The
nominees of the Convention are as follows
Governor, the Hon. I, +. Redheld, of Mont
pelleTi llentenanL Governor, Charles N. D4v-
enpOrt, of Wilmington Treasurer, Robert hcK.
Ormsby, OF BrSdfJrdi Electors at Large,
Ephraim Chamberlain and John J. Dravltt.
A series OF resolutions, mainly devoted To the
denunciation OF the present Administration,
were adopted. About two hundred and afty
persons were present,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

A BRAvs ENeISEER.-R gentleman Just re-
turned from trip the West, informs us that
while on q train some thirty miles from CHI
cago, the engineer, on approaching a bridge,
discovered a child struggling In the water.
With most heroic courage he instantly gave the
signal for stopping the train, then running at
a speed OF 85 miles an hour, and jumped from
the locomotive into the water. When the train
had stopped, the brave fellow had rescued the
child, aud was climbing up the bank OF the
river with II In his arms. The name Of this
he is native Of Taunton, Mass. We are sorry
70 add that he Is now lying dangerously III Of
typhoid fever.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

BED CoMFoRTERs.-An old lady requests us
to urge the ladies to save all their newspapers,
and make comforters of them to put on their
beds in the cold weather. They should be
made up in layers Of ten or more tackled in be-
tween muslin or calico, aud she assures us
they will be found to answer the purp Ose better
than cotton batting. ed,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15
Prisoners sent North.

New 70 X, July 14.-The steamer Crescent,
from New Orleans on the 8 / instant, via Wash
iDKton, (whers she lauded the l35Lh New York
regiment, has arrived. She brings eight hun
dred and Ihlrty.lhree rebel prisoners from Point
Lookout, under a guard from the 1lth Tegi,
mtnt Of the Reserve Corps. She passed on TIT
9Th, In lat. 90, long 81, the gunbcat De Soto
with Monitor No. 8 In tow, sLeaming aonth.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

HAvRn DE GR.cs, July 19l-Msjor General
French arrived here this morning from Phila-
delphis, and has assumed command Of the
forces at this point. Everything is quiet, and
no doubt the crisls is over, Scouts are scour-
ing the country In search OF frebel stragglers. ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

spcs the late robbery Of Wells, Fargo q
Co.'S Express, on the washoe route, whep
s2l 900 were taken, several other robberies Of
a like character have taken place at other
points in the State Of California. A large por.
tlon Of the treasure fret stolen, which was
heavy silver bullion, has been found where the
hlghwsymen buried 1t.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

CANADA PoLIrIcs.-Mr. Geo. Brows, who, at
great personal sacrifice, came forward recently
to unite an,agouistic parties In the Canadian
Government, and was invited to seat In tie
Ministry, has Just been reelected by his con.
stituents In South Oxford by reclamation. n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

ACCIDENT TO JoHS q. HBssAN.-A train re-
turning from tbe recent Ascot races In Eng
land came in collision with auOthsr, several
persons being killed and wounded. John U.
Heenan was one OF the passengers. He looked
out Of the carriage window juSt before the col,
lision, and seeing that IL was Inevitable, sprang
out, falling on the ground very heavily, and
receiving severe injury to the spine. lie had
suffered from a constant succession of his up
10 the last sdyices from England. ..L b.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

. CuRo, Wednesday, July 13.-New Orleans
papers Of the 9th contain no news. Cotton was
hrmer, Sl!85 FIR good ordinary offering, buyers
holding of for later advices. Good ,common
sugar 2l,c. White clarified new molasses soc,
Western provisions and produce continued IN
decided frquest at very full and advancing
prices. Flour active; sales at e@9.5o for sa-
DerHae.
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disaster In south Carolina.

NGw YoRK, July 14.-Accouuts from Hilton
Head report that q battery bad been captured
from the rebels on Johns Island and success.
fully occupied by our troops but that an at.
tempt TO take Fort johnson by night attack
bad proved failure, and one hundred and ny
Of our msn, Including Col Hoyt, Lieut. Col.
Cunningham, aud number Of other officers
were taken prisoners.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15
po,truotIy. FIR. 10 the Wood.

AUsusTh, Me-, July ia destructive dre
has been raging on the line Of the railroad, be!
tween Whitheyville and Machihsport, sdamas-
Ing the road IN the extent Of shout u, 900, aud
burning over sl0 900 worth OF valuable wood.
land. A great tre is also raging in Gutter, do-
Ing immense damage, # TI'T = So. H.- > p
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

AUGUSTA, Me-, July t2.--The Orthodoxy
church, in this place, was struck by lightning
last night and entirely destroyed. The loss on
the building Is s22, 900. and the organ of the
church, SS, ,O00. The former was. insured for
$4,000 and the latter for Si, 200. "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

BUFFALO, July IA The following Is copy
Of message seut to Jamrs Gordon Bennett,
the editor of the New York Herald;
CLIrT' N HW 81, July n, 1854.
Thanks for yesterdays notice. "a here fol-
peace, the opposite of anarchy, and for a resto-
ration of all that is valuable To either section
Would like TO see you here. Come Don'L bS
afraid Of your own thunder.
q. N. SANDERS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

THr ststements Of our morning cotempora'
ries In regard to the number of the rebel In
vaders exhibit remarkable discrepancy. ON
puts them down at 800, and the other putt
them up at &c, 900 to 5000. .. a"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15
An Appeal 60 the PeopIs OF Maine.

AUGUSTA, Me-, July I3.-Gov. Oony has Is
sued an order appealing TO the people Of Maine
to volunteer their services for a period OF one
hundred days 10 aid in defend ding tho national
capital His call, It Is hoped, will be fayorably
reknnnded To- -.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

AMAN at East Haddan, Conn, the other day,
foollshly fastened boat containing himself, q
woman, and child TO the stern OF a steamer
going down the river, but as soon as his impro-
was swamptd, and the inmates were saved
with difficulty,
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STEAMER Wyomtne.

NEW YonK, July 1.-The United States
steamer Wyoming, Commander MeDouRali,
from Table Bay, May II, has arrived here.
She has been on the Pacific and ID China fcr
three yeare, ~ .. ''f- i.- ..t.'
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snicids.

BosTos, July 1S.-H. d, Chamberlln, IT,, a
student at Harvard College, shot himself In his
room, attbe Parker House, yesterday morning.
His father is highly respectable resident Of
Woreester. F'-.t ....t ~ ' Fl.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

GoINe HoME.-The 5th Wisconsin and 1stl
and 10th Massachusetts regiments are on tbei
way home, their term OF service having expired
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

n II + I c I a L
WAR DEPARTMERT,l
ADJUTART GEHERALs OFFICE,
WAsHIHoTOE, June 30, 1854.
(CtroulAr, No, 90
CNn employees in the various Military ofiOes
and Departments In Washington. who claim .
residence and liability to draft elsewhere than In
the ID strict OF Columbia, will Immediately pro-
duoc evidence OF such residence and liability to
tins proper enrolling objects Of the DistIict OF Co
lumbiA, and take stops to have. their nameb
stricken from their enrolment lsts, in order that
the quota OF the District may bs liked upon u
proper basis. s4.-
BY order Of the Secretary OF WAri
E. d. TOWNSEND, ri
Jyo Assistant Adjutant General,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15
A seossh Ruraor.

In secession circles, this afternoon, an alb
surd rumor prevails that the rebel invaders
have passed up the valley, and recrosssd at
sbephcrdstown, in the direction Of Pennsyi-
yania 10 D. I
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

CONCORD, N. H., July lS.-The House de-
cided this afternoon, by 90 majority, 70 retain
the capital at Concord. ~.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15
INoIoENrs on rHn 1NyAsIoN.

. 'N''' ''%'' WV e'S "S'e' ~
often from English lips that they may be con-
sidsred English. This verbal trio OF Cesar, ad- |
mired fort's iacouity, was Improved BY eobieski
wher be said OF victory; 81 came, Saw
God conquered" Upon secession standards
the latter would DO an opposite Inscription,
although the unfuriiug OF the former would
be pe med with delight. The rebels came,
they SAG, but conquered not God conquered
not Tor them as for sooleski, bat for us, who
are bs'uing Tor hw-protected liberty.
They came In force thst aseonished, and with
CELEBRITY that eonfounded, but the Lord hs'h
taken them away, blessed be the name OF the
Lord "hM 'ney saw was paradise, Ike the
peri at the gate; what they didn't sec was the
JOY within and the freedom. What they con-
quereh was local baoitation and namei"
what they didn't eonquer was local name and
hso'ta'ion.
The migratory army which has plumed iu
course northward for three tuccessive sum
mers, hn takeu its return Hight without dis
playing the God-given instinct OF awaiting the
coming OF Boreas. Though short was Its so.
juurn on loyal soil, 1t will be memorable
episodetu the epic Of the rebellion, and there
w.. ~. -. a., .,,,.,.S V-.s....x :,
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n',an a., pr.or,nra,. "a %, "a. go 80
-. Is".es'."s - .,'"sN.ts',,N.., s -.
"a,,,n,ndsr LIN t ts..,nn. r,.nS. IA .n.rS.
I,n', ,r,ns. L.,,,o. -. .s.,.in,n r,..s.,Ipa >.
s.,,.,,. -, 1,,. - -" Eli,
,,. sS.,s,.., -. - .e",,..s., - -
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wo,aa .,d .no,,,a y. ,,,,,,nnh.n,
r.. n.5,,aa ,s., In,.r,rs.. a.. v.,.,
.,,.n.s 10y - ..os.. '.e '.Do, 1a
s-SS...u' -. rsOs
- 80 p ~ uonh "I' s'A'e'
n"".,. - - 80 'ao 1891 .,'.l,'
- H,.sls ., ..e aIN 'AaN'
'A''-A ~ " "A'e' - nv 'uo - oon'eOe
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usw ..,,n,,. % TIT. nav h.xs a,v.n r,,. ~ tho tho
.,.,.,,,,, a. -, ,ha ..h.,s .o,.nsio,.5 ,h. ,or,.
s'A''"ens 'ns' " '0'o'' eon'e''p'eu 'ne 'ou"s
"eu VI .
". '.,', 20 ', y ~ ,,s
eman su"''one W 'a.n io'ee' IN
arsS | ana ~ ~ Snn vor,,. ] rrom R.I,,mor. ,olnsd
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

The death of NathSniel Hawthorne created
aprofound sensation In England-the best lite.
rary Journals slasslng his genius second only
TO IrVing'@
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

seen much shooting, bpt had adnever seen such
good shooting ana suoh ,srgs sbels. they
wtiszed through the ar thsy esllsd them June
Sags-but took good care 70 keep out q thslr
reach. - y " " !" ~ Y
The PLUNDERED.
u Among those at Rockville who suffered Sc
verely were Messrs. Higsipss MergAn- and KID.
we'll, storekeepers. They lost to the extent
Of several lthou.sud dollars. Major John O.
Ingbam lost u 200 worth of horses, Mr.. Wins,
900 bushels OF oats, and JudgeBowie his stock.
Mr.. D. Bondws the only ttorekSaper who es.
capped. Thshorses OF all the farmers in Mont
gomcry county were taken, and as general
thing the sscsssiouists suffered more severely
BY the raid than the loyalsts. .' .tl,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

New YoRK, July lathe Richmond Eruai-
ner has aflspatch showing that Gen. slocum
made raid to Jackson, Mississippi, which
city was occupied by four thousand Federals,
on Che 9th instant, and evacuated on the same
dsy.'th troops moving on the Canton road.
No private property was destroyed, The OBJ
ject was to destroy the railroad between jack
son and Canton o .n Ttg gH n .--
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Tha French Emperor on Rebel ome.r..


Journal writes as followsi -r.-r.. .
The sinking Of the Alabama has been as great
q subject OF excitement as the questions nearer
home. Must the truth he told Tue sympathy
Is II for the Alabama, although It is honestly
confessed that every sentiment OF justice ought
rightly to be on the side of her destroyers.
They say that the Emperor, and may add the
Empress too, (for 10 questions OF this nature,
when the former Ia mentioned the latter 10 un-
derstood,) were much shocked at the result OF
the combat, which has somewhat cooled the
report dying about ali, not OF both their NAL
esties, being convinced, along With many oil her
good judges OF the political position of the mo-
meDt, that the whole fortune of the French
Empire hangs upon the late OF Richmond.
The MORits"r has heeu called Indecent In Its
demonstrations Of delight every time the North
has received a check. IL 10 felt that the Mexl-
! can question, together with that of Peru, hang
upou the brlttIe thread upon which is spun the
war Of secs sion. "WhOm the gods should
destroy they irst blind" have heard II posi-.
lively asserted that his Majesty consulted
Drouyn do L'Huys upon his opiuion respecting
the proprluty Of sending decorations TO Lee
and TO several officers II his army, SO great
was bis delight at the skill and bravery eyinced
In the Virginia campaign. ! he Minister wac
SO alarmed ut the proposition that he actually
forgot tho trembling tear he usually evinces In
presence Of his Majesty, aud exclaimed, In q
fsver Of excitement, 'Sire, for heavens sake
dismiss the Idea. The eagle should neVel
show his talons until he Is prepared 70 tear hl'
prey" Whereup0n, the Emperor, astonishet
at tho poetlcal ontburst, Is said TO have look &C
bis Minister full In the face for a moment, apt
then to have burst into one Of those low ant
chuckllng laughs which always leaves his lis
seriously made, or mere test of their power
| of obedience aud ddggr-aerts.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

GOLD, at 8 O'Clock, was quoted in New YorE
at oi9@2i9L,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-15

SOME Of the fashionable restaurants on
Broadway, New York, charge one dollar for q
glasS Of brandy.
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Tn. Aisbsma,, pss,ructIon,s

Our cOfTpRDOOdeNCe from the kBnr6Hrorp. de-
,.5 r., -, a. A. .ooIaa,,. ,.. Ir,t oo,A.
i"'ou " "S''No"'' ."' 't'' ~ ~
to hand. IL contains one or TWO incidents not
hitherto published, which round out and COM
p,.te prpvious reports of the fybt with the
~, -y-.l9-.., ~. :
Alabama NE present onort extract ipo
letter 10 dated June 10Th, port Of Cherbourg !;
% We arrived Oft this port on the 18th, and
Cound IN. Alabama at anchor under the French
batteries. semui.s informed Capt. wiuslow,
through his agent. that he Intended 10 d yht the
K,.rsnrve. and begged that he would not dc.
n ,,t until hs could meet IA r, hoping 10 COM
pl,f. His .rrapyyu euts within two days. We
,.nniued Of this port, closely block aiding aud
ex pectIug her exit daily, until thi. (Sunday)
morning, We had our usual Sunday muster,
aud made our usual prepara tions for Sunday
service. allF - g'."' NJ IT.. n 'H..
was below, and had Just taken my prayer.
book, intending to 70 on deck and order the
bell runy for assembling at prayers, when the
officer OF the deck rppbrted the "Alabama COM
Ing out from Cherbourg." Instead Of going TO
| church VIZ went To quarters, and my prayer
| book was quickly exchanged for my sword.
| Ths ight took place In the sight OF thousands
! of spect atora, who lined the highlands OF the
coast. 1t was well contested; a steady can
nousde with but little maDGuvrlng. Our men
and officers behaved splendidly. Our fre was
cool, deliberate, and extraordinarily effective.
| The slaughter on the Alabama wac terrible.
| Whole guns crews were stripped from their
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The following is the statement Of a captured
day last:
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QUA GOOD sHooTrSo.

The rebels showed great insOlsnee and au'
dAcity during their plundsring career, until our
shsils were thrown into their midst. They said
that they bad been ip many battles and bad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15

At cANIeIDGr AND BrIcnToy
.a,rsrtsd for Ins rAiDysr o.. Ne salia, Wsdnsti

At CAHIeIDGr AND DrICn1oy
.1srrts1 f9r Tne TaBvsr Ne enfia. Ksineflay
|As-' % 'a,i.
The following Is tNs s-usr't ~ sso.k russsc.;
Cat.lr .tcar. slofrs fst Hog. yeall
t.,f vel -. 2BS POI 90 49,. 800
A year ago Ansis 3.iGe 7c1 40 l-C9 81
PxYy eStrs sl4GSl5 fr,t gnsii'y, cl2l si3; s,eord
50 y 100 ~ total "ei.At Of hide. sow and dressed
wonxrSs orEs. ss7s s75 OF nearly according to their
Cows asd CALvEs s3'us5a, extra s4as8&
sTofEs-Yeariinss lev two yea ods, sSo6*io,
ttree ycor olds, S70oA
SHEEP and LA,Bs s3asG p head.
sHc1Ys whoirss~, ip0tlc. retail il6lte. p 70.
niDEs, ils Gl2c; Cell skins l5c Talow l3N44c p n
PAIRS 81 751S2 p.
ARZsSurpy Of uai,e large and quality better thln
-s week Nunorf a Cor1rid'e 2f9, nt srsici-W est
srn,g7o Ra.tcru. ebout Ma-ssth s... r ZOO in al
ust about o0o u i ior ie since ihr Is % boh
kes been hled a. YESTERDAY Butchers, II
course were hsse bay rtsy said lat a. gs was
0mbine cattle wouJ have 10 tumble too. droveT
unwilling to adult he insreA,o and ciung hard old
prices evidently howrvef the market fayor the buyer
Beef il probably 10 per n lower han last ~a-k fn,By !ro
foil one emit and think has been steadily sink
ing since the ogsn Of ac yesterday. Size end l. not
yet there many nns,i write with the prssp.c
Of hard closog for the 81 s a soon One ot Of yery
Ane Western steers wss b-d 81 l6c. pei u.
SREEPThe number o; sheep and lambs nau compared
vith asst week and nearly III rnmrS.on; Ne',u
1905 Canada 40 Noced one lot OF 0l fs Crnads sheen
Ia per 10 and small To- e good FOR nothing lambs
S310 per head. Good cOst un much las. veek
which was rather hard one for the seller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15


Sir: Some weeks ago THs TRIBUNE contained
xndsr the title Of Extraordinary AGr" alcer copie
rom the Rlifa1 a. s. SUM- detailing Oh, cure ~ man
cured by Girsy woman Of plant which had baf-
asd ar the doctors and which prov d. as If ALLEGED to
lsye beer caused By o species = vi n irc,d in the
stomacs-ive Of wh6n were tna.y hl INC Gipsss feat-
neut induced 10 leave tbs mas stonaoh, and lie re-
severed.
IL is moreover stated that two q them have been
preserved and forw lrded to Prof. AgaSss Of
Harvard University
This marvellous story seered calculated 70 suggest
alarming apprehensiOrs 20 diseased persons y sirs
farvous tendencies. that lei 10 Inquire, through
mutual friend whether Prof AgassH had received lhe
"nzards'; and tins Is BE reI.}
Last Sunday dned nita Mr.. gossiz, At Nshaht'
Aner dinner asked bim Il be had received tue ilbri
81 lizards said 20 have como from pfis stoh''ca'
10 replied that he had ie soy f. me rev ffs
SGT that there rot the ri word Of 'h II il ,h",
seither had any such animal been sent 10 ln nor hae
Any communication been made 20 b.n on tse su1ii e.
still further lie confirmed wbet You msy Finner nat
said 10 be my own beiic, that TIE sa NJ = niposs Ot
de ssys that lizard could moi i've in inan ktpnaeh
much less grow, and that there IL ~ single lruDsrf
authenticated case ofihe kind on record 2r. slssf
added " that ho had never Teqi any slch statement
aluding 10 the prcess@d citations from the oucints IA
Che sTtice in question: in tie writings OF the ancient
uGtufGlists or physicials.' r.