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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER %. 1865

severe. We do not for part, relish the acrobatic
performance of Young America because 1t Is not
pleasant to see fellow creature put his lifo In peril
But there be astes and astes-some people even hav'
ING taste for BulGghting. The reign fpantomime has
also set in at the Broadway Theater Madame Celeste ap
peared last evening in 1.-The French Spy, part orig
nay played by her. and in which her rare talents FOR
pantommic acting and her exquisite grace-marveous
in one who has so far declined into the vale OF years
are displayed in very vivid light 1t is worthy OF
note that her performance Of this part is not character
lied by that Objectionable sparsy Of clothing for which
most other representatives Of the French Spy are dsa
greeaby distinguished. The piece itself is ineabiy
stupid but Madame Celeste makes it tolerable
Green Bushes" no doubt, will be the next novelty.
The attendance at this and indeed. at all tie the
aters continues to be good The season is enjoyable
and the public seems determined to enjoy 1t.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
Vsluasien Of Real aad Personal Property
In New.YePk.

At a meeting of the Board of Equalization,
held at the office of the Secretary Of State on Wednes
day. Sept. q, 1865, majority Of the Board being
present. the following resolution motion of the Con
troller, was adopted:
Resored That the valuations fixed by the Board oi
and hereto annexed and amounting in the aggye
gate the of 65 be aud the hersb
adopted approved and certified the equazed aggregate
valuation real and personal property Of each the sew
era counties of this State and that the same duly certified
by the Chairman and Secretary this Board be deposited
the ofce OF the Controller the assessed amount upon
which the said Controller compute the State tax for the
1865 and that the said equalization made upon each
separate county be entered in the book Of minutes OF the
proceedings Of tks Board.
State Of Ner York We do hereby certify the foregoing
to be correct transcript Of the original resolution ths day
Of said Board and the whole o. the said resolution
Witness hands at the City OF Albany this 2h day Of
September, 1865 THOMAS O. ALvoRD,
President Of the Board OF Equalization
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80 Snow HOUSE,
OK TIE COAST LINE on RoEs's WELCOME, I
-


"DTAR SIR Thss TO beaycry brief letter for various
reasons First and most important H. that by the time
yoU receive this you viii have In hand my journal BOOKS
M 10 about the last Of August which VIII make IL quite
unnecessary for me 20 say anything than to make
this as intended business letter to accompany some
orders that have been drawn on you.
Last December company OF natives among
whom had wintered here took down to the ship for
me some musk and polar bear skins, when were ac'
cepted by Capt. c., account for rifles. guns and an
opera glass that requcstedh him to supply to these ma
tives Capt c. that il may be that that the SAID
skins can perhaps be sold TO such advantage on his re-
turn 10 the States that they will fully equal his BILL
"I have written Captain G. three long letters SINCE
have been in Winter quarters here two Of them writ
len in December sGi and sent together by party OF
natives who reached tho ship that month making the
trip by OF dogs and sledges The thrd letter Is
TO be taken by native whom sent down 10 tne shps
10 take the letters Of Captain 4. and Captain l. ana
this and 10 get the boat which Captain T. OF the An
teopc IL 70 let have for one of the best lna's ever
met This Inut hns greatly aided me and my two
Inut comp aud agrees 20 help Us AS long as we
remain in the InGit COUNTY, for this boat.
The letters of Captain C. and Captain l. request
shall be furnished sou their arrival home for perusa
have letters partially written Tor you, the Assocate"
Press &c. but on finding that shall be Obliged 10
spend part of the Winter at Repuse Bay, de.
cded to retain them and send you all my journals next
Fall
Although on the very threshold Of that portion Of
the country where 20 much OF interest tranpcd con
nccted with Sir John Frankliu's expedition, YOU VIII
find by my journals that have acquired RON lhe ma.
tiyes among whom We have Wintcrcd very much OF
most valuable Information about that expedition and
its termination think Won ui feel, as you read that
inform alton, ~ written down in ny journal al the
time IL was communicated, that yoI and are hHhd'
gedfod repaid for all an1eties. trouble and expense
In accomplishing 80 much | think VIII succeed IN
doing ali nv work King W W,lllam's Landing ana
Boothe Felix Peninsula by the end of the Winter 1890
o. would Ike 90 have you secure an irtcryeW WITH
Caftain c. aud II he cannot be furnished witt a
cbfoner 20 come up after me and two COMPANIONS
next year Eepulse Bay TO return in the Fall OF
ls67. part OF the next Winter tho whole of the sum.
mer OF lst6 and nearly all she Winter Of lsd667 will
ID. W be spent on King Williams Land and Booth ie
Felix Peninsula and in the Spring OF 1907 shall make
return to l,cpulse Bay.
80" T. bin bmy and Ton koe-l.tu (uy excellent inter
pretors and great hclpcrO join 10 sending their
CARDS TO and telling You our happy remembrance Of you
and family
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
The Petroleum (usc.

The ease of the People on the complaint of
George u. Kellogg against W. d. Mann and Daniel
Sraiton IT, for alleged misrepresentation in The sale
of shares IN certain oiands. came OF bclose Justice
Judge at jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
Mr. Dudley Field was present for the defense. Mr.
Henry &. Banks. counsel for the prosecution stated
that he desired offer another witness for the prosccu
lion This Mr. Field denied his right TO do and there
was considerable unmportnnt dscussi0n; but Justice
Dodge made no decision and adjourned the case to
next Monday at 9 o'clock a. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
Mps wrypLp's LECTURE ON woMgy.-A

W NS. " Indie y IFHNI i'I' w " 'iI1N' y
select and fashionable audience ot ladies and gentle
men gathered last evening at DR.. Chapins Church In
I,roadway 10 hear q lecture by Mrs. c. +. Wendle
Her subject. The Theory OF Women as advanced by
Mrs. Farnham." was carefully treated and
aLly sustained In an address OF over an
hours duration. She said her first acquaintance
with Mrs Fnrnhams idea for the improvement
and elevation of the female was in reading
her work entitled Woman and her Era" and its
great truths and correct theories were firmly i'm.
pressed upon her that she bad endeaorcd to defend
tlcm. They contained no false doctrine Of Women's
Rights bat were intended and destined 10 promote the
bappness Of the human through the Advancement
of women She proposed to Illustrate aud explain the
subject In series of lectures TO be given IN this City
This was the first Of them and the others would follow
at short intervals during the coming Winter.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
CAPT. HALL HEARD FROM.
Progress OF the Arctic Expedition Traces
Of Sir John Franklin.
Tile Journal Of Commeree has the following:

"By n whaling. vessel arrived at New London from
the Arctic Ocean We have advces from Capt. Z. III.
Hail. the explorer who left the United States in ls6i
under the patronage Of Henry Grinnell esq, OF TINS
city Mr. Halls letters expressed 100 miles over
the ice by dogsledges reach the open He writes
in good spirits having obt lined much valuable nforma.
ton in regard the Franklin Expedition The journal
of which he speaks has not reached Mr. Grinne. but
from Hudson's Bay. Mr. Hall expects TO spend most
OF his time in King Williams Land and on Boothie
Felix Peninsula and desires that vessel shall be sent
In the Spring of lsG7 TO bring him home Three years
spent as proposed m the huts of the Esquimaux with
good native interpreters who accompany Mr.. Hall In
his wauderings ougt 10 be sufficient to clear mp all
mystery respecting the lost navigator. Mr.. HAIRS
letter is dated
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
Racing in Caiifornia-Three Vile Race
Between Norfolk and Ledi-NorioIk
Wins.
SAY FRANCISCO. Monday. Sept. %, 1863.

SAY FRAyCiscO Monday. Sept. %, ls65.
Another three mile race came oil between
Norfolk and Lodi AZ Sacramento on Saturday. The
first mile Of the first heat by Norfolk In f-
two miles in $40 and the entire heat IN 5:21., Nor.
folk coming out Il ength ahead Of Lodi Tie second
heat also By Norfolk by six lengths, the hIst
mile in Z, and the second in 1901
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
Aquatics.
AMATEUR ROWING MATCH.

A three mile race for six-oared club boats,
belonging respectively to the Ataanta Club of New.
York and Atlantic Club Of IIOboken. viii take place
TO morrow afternoon at O'Clock. on the HudsoD from
stake. boat anchored off the Eysian Fields Hoboken
10 DAYS Point Gone and onc-half niles and return.
From the WE'LL known reputation Of these Clubs among
amateur oarsmen coupled with the preparatory
ciscs taken by the respective crews, lively race is
ficinafph
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TIE FIELD.
Ease Ball.
ATLANTIC VS.. CHARTER OAK.

HARTFORD. Thursday. Sept. 23, 1865.
The Atlantic and Charter Oak played here
today before large audience. II was not pretty
game nor was il played with much spirit the part Of
the champions The in full. nine innings game,
was - 10 D. Pratt led Tie OF the winning nlne,
receiving but Two outs to SIX runs They iet oT New
York 10 night
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

BUFFALO. Thursday. Sept. 2s, 1863
A boiler exploded at Pratt d Company roll
inc mill this morning killing two men and wounding
about II others.
section Of the boiler weighing about hafa tun, was
hurled through the building distance Of about 800 feet
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
Posr oyyIcg. New.YorS, Sept. 20, Il


SPECIAL NoTicE.-Hereafter the Lists OF AGyer-
..a Letter. will be posted on printed slips at the General
Office corner Nassau and Cedar @ and a, the various sa'
tom. every Saturday they will be open 10 the eas
-, - tn,Aii. JAxEs KELLY, Y. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
ANDERSONVILLE.
TIE WIRZ TRIAL YESTERDAY.
Testimony for the Defense
Troubles of the Prisoners Counsel
nispntch to The y. Y. T..hane.

WAsHIx GToS. Thursday, Sept 2s, ls65.
The Rebel Gen. Robert Ould, formerly Agent
of Exchange for the Rebel Government has been sum
moued as witness for Wirz. lie viii be examined IN
a few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29

Mr.. Watkin. NJ. T., and President (n In
Iend) Of the Grand Trunk Railroad Company. accom-
,on SINNERS in England. reached Quebec Sept. 20.
Thew 20 ives, on "A tour of inspection.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES.

sT.ypiSG CosxIrTE-The Rev John Mevickar, D. D.
the Rev. u Higbee, d. d. the Rev VIM r. kigenbrodt
u. D. the Rev Morgen Dix, d. d.. the Hon Onhsn e. Yer
plauk stephen +. Nash, Floyd Smith, and George I.
MIssioyAEY CoxxITTEK-The Rev. Samuel II. johnson.
j. D.. the Rev Win p. Morgan, d. d. the Rev Isaac u.
Mv Eugene A. Hoffman, d. D. stephen Clrnbreeng rsq.,
G-ofsc G. Collins, esq, George Mef esq James Pott,
, q. Hamilton Bruce. ESQ
The BISHOPS ANNUAL ADDRESS.
The Bishop then delivered his annual address.
After the introduction, he said. on
CHURCH COMMUNION WITH THE SOUTH.
Among the many happy consequences Of the restora-
learsnce Of General Ecclesiastical Council of the
beloved brethren bishops. Clergy and lay, who for
four wears have been separated from by Lndrances
lgcideut 10 a state OF II Will be reunion that
will arouse the tenderest sensbes of every Christian
heart 1t will show that old affections have only been
restrained eItiD guished and that feelings long
pent I'D claim than ordinary indulgence IN dem
onstraiOns Of love- respect ard sympathy verify
believe as DO most feryenty hope and pray, that not
one look OF GOODNESS appear, 10 mar the dignity and
loyelness OF that touching scene In that muchIonged
Tor welcome hour shall need no declaration OF prn-
,ples no formal yindoaOn Of the peaceful character
II the Christian ministry. Divine Providence has
spokeD ANY words that we can use in reference 10
The past whether persons or things, viii be mere
inpertneDce adding nothing 10 the lessons that come
US from above, and only tending 70 change celestial
larInones into the miserable discCrdant sounds OF
earth born passion The important acts Of the South
Diocese done while they were IN state Of separa'
ion from u.s. and which therefore require the sanction
f tbe General Convention, will unque6tiOnaDly Dc recOg
nzed and confirmed at once. They are only three In
number The election Of Bishop Wilmer by the DiO-
eese OF Alabama the erection Of Arkansas into Tegu
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESAN CON-
VENTION.
Bishop potter's Address-Debate on the
Provincial system-Thc Low Church
Party Rebuked-Farochiai Fund Re-
port-Reports of Committees.

The Convention met at o'clock yeSter-
day morning, pursuant TO adjournment. The usual
morning service celebrated by the Rev. Hewlett
L. Peters Rector Of st. Johns Church, Ogdensburg
and the Rev. Dr. Greer officiating in morning prayer.
THE BUSINESS OF THE CONVENTION.
The Rev. Dr. HAIGHT OF ST. Panl's Chapel in the ab.
senee Of the Bishop called the Convention 10 order
The roll was called and some routine business trans.
noted
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29

three boz nve 20 VISIONS.
D. Ta'msu named ola e. Gen Builcr.......3 !
:. Mclaughlin, named lT. q. George Nikes.l ]
II " oodruf, named CD. ~. LsfV Emna,...3 ? 3
Time-2.5., 2.JO, l:lo. 2.H., Z.D.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
Latest ship News.

ARRIVED. 49,
schr Laura Pride seopean 81. hitts l. days Wild SAT-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
Prospect Park, Brooklyn.

Totals. 81, l5g, 327. .37l s392. 5j2,3 ,3l4 $3.50
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

This distinguished actor and elocutioni't
is to commence m engagement at Growers
Thestre next Monday evening, and our fel-
Iow-citiIens may safely anticipate series Of
rare intellectual entertainments during his
stay. Mr.. MURDOCH stands confessedly at
the head Of his profession in the representa-
tion Of many characters in the legitimate
drama, and our theatre-goers may esteem
themselves fortunate in tho coming opportu-
mites to witness his impersonations, sup
ported a, he will be by the star company Of
the theatre. The engagement is an eIpen-
sive one to the management, but we feel as
sured the people Of Washington will fll the
house nightly, and that the result will be
mutually pleasant and profitable to actors,
managers, and audience.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
From the Land OF Rumors.

Late Mexican papers received by the
steamer Manhattan at New York yesterday,
contain the following:
1t is rumored in Vera Cruz that Juarez was
in Texas, on his way to Piedrns Negras. 1t
was also rumored that tho United States
troops in Texas were more and more ap.
preaching the river, as ifcontempiating some
hostile movement.
Dates from Morello to the 27th state that
the Imperialist Col MendeI ordered the Lib
eral Generals Ortega and SalaEarab and three
colonels to be shot
A Republican camp was attacked by the
lmperialists near Matamoras, and among the
prisoners captured thore were thrss soldiers
in United States uniforms, who were handed
over for trial by cOurt-martial, which would
no doubt order them to be shot.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

FRIDAY, Nov. II, 1851
tPrices 0foen belOtO refer TO tohoLe operate

FRIDAY, Nov. II, 1850.
prices 0iUsn belO1 refer 10 ohoLe opsrat ions
only, unless OthertOfse erprsSsed.l
FLOUR Howard street Super and cut Extra
IS 76s9. 25; Extra %. .75alO 2j; do Family eli 7i
ala rs; Ohio Super aud Cut Extra Ss, 75aO; do.
Extra %. .76al0 IS; do. Family $Il.5Oa12; North
western Super es.25aS 70; Chicago Extra, choice,
SO75al0; City Mills gsod to fancy brands Super,
Is. 7ja9. %; shipping brands Extra Sl2i standard
Extra %. 75al0. .25; Baltimore aud welch' Fam
ily fl5; do. high grade Extra Si3 per bbl Rye
FlOur-new, R7a7.25 Corn Meal-City Mills and
Brandywine ~. 25 per bbl
6RLiS.-Whoat--We have only to report white
at .. IAs2 II, and red nt q l6a$2 40; quotations
are nomiuAlly unchanged, wiz for prime to choice
white 2 75as2 90, good 2 5Oas2 60, fair 22jat2.45
inferior I9oAA2 10 red prime to choice f0ae2 90,
fair to good 2l6as2 80, and Inferior !. .T5aa2 per
bushel. Corn-s5as7 cents per bushel may be
quoted a. the range OF the market for good dry
cArgoes. Oats-reoeipts small sAles OF 900 bush
els at 52a59 cents per bushel
PRoYIIIOSs-are quiet Bacon is In moderate
jobbing demand, and pFces steady at 2Ol 4a2l cts.
for sides, lSI1alSl5 cts for shoulders. Mess Pork
we quote at IS 75a&34 per bbl., with small sales.
Lsrd-City scarce and nrm ut 81 cts. for large
lots, and 27l5 cts. for JobbinR. Western also in
light supply:we quote small lots at 2sIka2s cts.
per lb. $50. ...
sUoAR.-!1he only sale Today was II hhds.
Cuba at l3l4 cents. por lb.
SALT Liverpool Is In moderate, jobbing de-
mand at 81 20, both for lots from ship and store.
Fine s. 80 for MarshAll's, ~ per sack for Ash =
toms. Turks Island 60 cents per busheL
WHIsHY.-Market quietj we quote Western at
81 42as2. 43 per gallon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

The ORANGE EuBRoGLIo.-A is was
doubted by some Of the speakers at the mi
nority meeting Of tho stockholders of tho
Orange and Alexandra Railroad, held q Ly-
ceum Hall, whether the "aliens and for
eigners," who are alleged to have held bo-
Gus meeting of the stockholders at the Coun-
ell Chamber on the 18th inst, had any in
terest in the road, We have made sufficient
inquiry to find that the money value Of the
stock represented at the said Council Cham
Der meeting, at par value, amounted to
81, ,278, 400, and that the whole amount OF
the capital stock Of the road, as far as can be
ascertained, is $1,95O, $50, leaving unrepre-
sented 1914, $50, or about one-third Of the
entire stock Of tho road. From whence did
the Lyceum Hall meeting get their eleven
thousand votes and upwards, and whore is
tho authority to show that the entire stock
of the road guarantees over fourteen thousand
votss? s?-AksrandyiG Journal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
Fire at FretierieltsburE.

Especial Dispatch to the National Republican. ]
(Bvh he United States Tsle0toph Companv.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov ia fire
broke out last night about eleven o'clock in
the building known as the Shakespeare House,
on Main street, which, extending to the two
adjoining buildings, was soon macs Of
smoking ruins. All that could be done by
citizens and soldiers was done, but, owing
to the absence Of fire engines. little good
could be effected.
Especial praise Is due the military, who,
under the direction Of Gen. Harris, com.
manding this department, were untiring In
their efforts to subdue the flames. In addi-
tion l learn that the premises of Hart h
Hays. commission merchants, werc entered
by burglars, and the safe containing some
gold and silver robbed; do.not know their
loss The value Of burned buildings esti-
mated at $50, 900; little or no insurance.
O. w Nc
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
why jefferson Davis Should Not be
Tried by q Jury.


J. P, BISHOP, Esq, of Boston, in note to
the third edition Of his valuable Commenta-
ries on the Criminal Law, propoundS some
new and striking views as to the right Of
JEvr. DAVIS to trial by jury He says:
In case like that of Mr.. Davis, there is
no question Of identity TO be decided; and
the Government has, during four whole years,
in every variety Of form, pronounced, not
that there was q violent suspicion against
him, and that it was desirable that he should
be arrested and put on trial to see whether he
was guilty, but that, absolutely, he was
guilty; and, on this declaration, the Govern
ment has pledged its credit to lenders of
money to an enormous extent, and cemented
the declaration in tho blood of thousands
slain.
Every good citizen, every truly loyal man,
has given his poice Ioih tile GoueTnmsnt
He pho has mot done so is not 1T to be a
juror tn the trial Of any cause. Yet jury
trial BY a panel Of jurors trho haze done 50 Is
a farce. The case could not go into civil
court and be there submitted to jury with
out bringing the whole system of trial by
jury into contempt
But is it to be thought of without a shud-
der, that, after the expenditure of so much
blood and treasure, the Government is to
submit the question between itself and JEFF
ferson Davis TO q jury Of twelve men-all of
whom must be improper persons to sit on q
jury. If the ordinary rules are to be applied
TO them, or they could not get into the jury
box-to determine by verdict between the
legitimate government and the rebel govern.
ment, and decide which is in the wrong'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
sUNpRIEs TO sUNDRIEs.


TIM .,orv te,eor.nbsd bencs to tho New
yo,l vail .hout M.x,yu,., bsino about
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haus"u'su' L. ~ yv''.iuay aotn'"S' h0
"A' Aa',e y. w" 80 "I -,
% o'o '. wv p 'A' WI
''eu poP
ihh New iorR reporters are cot'a"iy ek-
ha"st'fo' IL NOT eAnaus'ins, IN lhei, tren' .,
~. tu,n,Dr of 81 Gsoroo,. cbur.h ,;yo,
n SI bioorapbie,l sketch Of DR.. Tvng the
rector and tho sexton feels sighted.
r,v Nav yort E,>,;ye Po,, o;vss tho
soIlov;nv .nitome Of the late Lord Palmer.
ston,s eharaotor: "No labor has been too
arduous. no trick too mean, no grimace too
clownish, no lie too bold for him to adopt,
when his measures were to be maintained" :"
FRoM respect for the memory of General
killed in the battles of the Wilderness, on
the 9th Of May, 1854, the Secretary of War
has directed that Fort Richmond, on Staten
Island, shall hereafter bear the name of Fort
Wadsworth.
The gold market was active Yesterday but
not so strong as on the previous day. Prices
fuctuatcd from 1851 to l47l and left off at
l47. n decline of ! on Tuesdays closing
prices, Governments were actiye. the whole
list showing n decided Improvement. Moth
ing was done In State or City 6's B.SO
r. R. shares sold at $ll2, but nothing was
u 1ouxo h., II, s,
- -. =. ..a., Id. .os. 1t.
Vi 0o''" Jas 'e "'
aponS' u'aApp'"''U o'"0 ''"o ''no'' anu
MiStreSS hAhAhoA-1us' tu'peu Vi twenty
hVe-repor'eu 'h"' ne hau run away WIN
another mans wiie' but ms oody was found
under inc moor Oh MS houSe anu "s'reSs
liApAkuK JOHNSON hhu young i"rlher NV
ing In the neighborhood nave been arrested
IT will be remembered, says the Chicago
Journal that Gen. Grant, at the close of the
war, assured the people of Galena that he
should continue to regard that city as hi
home, and bo a voter there. In confirma.
tion of this design, Congressman washburne,
previous to the late election, had the Gen
erals name duly registered in the precinct
in which his residence is. and hs will, ut
next falls election, probably be on hand to
vote there. ..
FIRsr LIEUT.. Taox4s KEEpE, of the 4th
Massachusetts cavalry, who, it will be re-
membered, murdered Dr. George Martin, in
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
9Th. Bonnie HUE Flag 70 be IIoisted

ARath'
The DEVELOPMENTS Of the recent election
CANVAS, IN Lou;,i.n., In the published pro-
-. -, N,,- T.
been rich enough; but 1t seems that some Of
the mor. ;uiey portions have been suppressed.
a.. u.... ~. 10. .r :. ~
Yen homAhp m"u' MS is'o sPeoon IN Ne"
Orleans In the same place where WRLLs-
yoopuIss meeting been held. and
vh.r. NJ p,,vrn,, h.d h.,d fo,,h II
-, - ..,onA 49,,
anything can DO learned inierontisuy' TINS
Mr.. BERHuDzH promises TO rehoist the blood