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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-18

WAsHTNeToN, Nov. IA Virginia
coFTespo ndent Of the National InteI1f-
gencef says;
Messrs. Cuxtis, Chandler, RfdgJEgy,
Barbour, Davis and Hodge are elected
70 Cougress from that State, and they
OF the other two, Messrs. 6tuart and
Confnd, he adds, whether able or not 70
take the oath they present the best am
fecedents. So
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81. IoUIss Nov. I7.-The steamer Ran
stickney, one Of the finest boats On ne
EtverJ sunk below Island No, Is, Mis-
pISA river yesterday. Loss not re-
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NASHVILLE, Nov. Bth.-Cotton dun.
prizes ranging from SO to 4O5<. Receipts
SO bales. Shipments 20l,
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cIECINNAII, Nov 17th. GOV, Anfier.
son, Of Ohio, has changed the fiay ol
ThRnksgtT from November S0th 10
December 18th. - q
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TOLEDO, Nov. n.
Wheat &c lower; old whiteat 2 24a2 Is;
old amber 90; new, 60. Corn IcloWer:
62 for No. 1. Oats 211zc lower.
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ReEnlaE; ,lRasiI...sSEEh. ;,Wy5esling and

= - The New and EIegant P0Gsengef
I epHS Steamer FOREST CITY, Captain
John Gordon, A. r. Bunting Ok
leaves Ptttsbulgh for ParlSeEsburg every
Wednesday and Saturday at Il NJ; leaves
wheeling for PaFkersburg every Wednesday
and Saturday at ZAP. ~; leaves PaEkeTsbuEg
for Pittsburgh every Monday and Thursday
at 2 p. IL. Leaves Wheeling for Pittsburgh
every Tuesday and Friday at . A. n. y
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon
day and Thursday ct the Wharf Boat until
p. IL, by BOOTH, BATEEsILE 4 CO.,
anRl7.6 ARents.
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A Card.

AWE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
NNz@many friends and Patrons OF Jeremiah
Clemens, (deceasedl for the liberal patron
lie that we intend to carry on the Furniture
and Uphnl stery business In an It's branches
we hope by strict attention to bustnRsS to
merit aconttnuanceo Of the patronage bestoIg-
ed on him. q u. CLEMENS a co.
n. Bs-We also intend to earTy on the I'm.
dert0lktug Bu8iness ias before. We keep cons
stAnty on hand q null assortment Of MetRlic
and other Cotins. -, anE71
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The Craven Court MarttaI..s.Trfhl ri
Captain PettlG.sa8enG to the TSenifeIi
tiary--L.eaye Of Absence Granted.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Tribune,s
special says:
Witnesses thus far examined in the
Craven court martial case have given
the weight of testimony decidedly 81
favor Of the Commodore.
The Worlds Washington dispatch
The trial of Captain Petit, an artil-
lery officer at Alexandria, on charge
Of cruelty to prisoners, is progressing
before general court martial. The
testimony, thus far advanced, has been
very strong in support of the charge.
The Herald's Washington special
A batch of prisoners, three fourths Of
whom were colored, convicted Of OF
lenses ranging from larceny upward In
the catalogue, were to-day forwarded to
1.-THE Albany PenitentfaEy.
Brig. Gen. r. s. Niche, successor al
Gen. Weitzel as Chief Engineer under
Gen. Butler, has been granted a years
leave of absences, which he VIII spend
in Florida.
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ron ZANESVILLE.

The flne steamer EMMA GRA-
lsHeeeS AHAM, Capt. stull, Will leave as
iabove tonight at midnight.-
Freight resolved and bus lading signed at the
wharf boat, until i've O'Clock D. m, by
BOOTH, BATrEELE 4 Co,
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gen. lGrant-The situatIonin lrexIe,

A
Gen. lGrant--The 9ituatiOnfn Mexico
NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-Yesterda Cen
Grant visited Dubois private frottine
track, wherea grand display of trottin9
horses was made. In the evening he
visited Nib1os'.
The Worlds Washington dispatch
says:
Intelligence has been received here
to-day, and communicated to the proper
authorities, relative to the situation
in Mexico. A gentleman has arrived
here, whose word can be vouched for.
who says that on his way from Tobasco
to New York, within the past two
weeks, he met an agentSof Maximilian.
who stated that affairs were nearly in
extremes for the Imperfalists, that every
reported victory of the ImperiRlists
brought with 1t no substantial results,
and that on account of their inability
TO draw from the rural districts sup
was carried on at a dead expense. He
further added that he had been dis
patched by Maximilian to France to
ask for one hundred millions of dol
lars, and forty thousand troops: and
that in the event of Napoleon's failing
to furnish men and means, the eVacua-
ton of Mexico by the French must soon
follow. -
Macmillan was paying a visit to
Yucatan, and he had removed his per-
sonal effects to that point as a safe place
to set sail rom in case the city of Mex
leo had to be abandoned.
The Emperor was shipping a good
deal OF specie TO Europe. The action OF
this Government, il is said, will hasten
events on the part of Macmillan,
I
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Regular FItt8bufg ind PRFkeE8buFRI
- packet BAYARD
n aHea< Moore, Master, leaves Wheeling
Ievery Monday and Thursday at i
O'Clock pm. Leaves ParkeFBburg for PfttsbuEH
For freight or passage apply on board or to
ocZ5 ]. MANNER q Co, Agents.
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- IIeB u1DF EllcILet Tor UInGInnDtIs
The new and elegant messenger
Lee Asteamef EDINBURG, Can't, ], L.
AThompson,s Will run as a, regular
packet between Wheeling and Cincinnati
leaving the former place on Friday after
noon n 4 o'clock Returning, will leave Gin
ciunRn Monday at O'Clock, For freight or
passage apply on board. novl5
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The craven Court lIartiaI..lrrfaI or
tlAry..-LeaHe OF Absenee GFnIlfeII.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ron CINCTNNATI.

TUX CIhCANNAEI.
n The hne sidaSWheel passenger
LseS lpeckst BoSToNA NO. 2, Capt.
iZEEAlex. MONTGOMERY, viii leave as
For freight or passage apply ON board, or to
l.,s,. -BooTHs BtATTELLE 4 CO..
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Flour. FloI1F

9uNDRLE8.
k0 boz. WaEhtubs Nos. ], 2 andI
slU 50 d0E. Painted Brelgetg
. doI. WnSllb0ariS
40 dog. BroOnis
6baEFels MGSonB BLaelrinR.
. bales Cotton Batting Extra.
% bales CandIeWfcE. Just re-
eelNed and Ton sale By l
novl0 LIST MORRISON A ca
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,TUz,s ITEHALLIo RUREAL CASES,
Cash for Grain,

TNHE SUBSIDIARIES Will. PAY CASH
[ foF Rra4n delivered nt their Vnrehonseenlr
n6f or Market and Quincy stCeetR. ).
oc9 GoRRELI 4 co.
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90 T.IFCFs All WOOL REAAGR FfESOH
~ uoSh a . o. only. - s!RHoDEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-18
Letter from President johnson.

The following letter has been forwarded pub
caton II was addressed by President johnson to an
American gentleman living in Berlin -
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, WASHINGTON, u. C.,
July 20, 1865.
Mr.. =. COMFORT, No. FranZosische strasse Berlin
Prussia
My DEAR SR-I thanklyou for your letter of the Goth
Of June.
ton national, and not partisan.
Pervertng power influence partisan ends Is only
less criminal than attempting the nations life.
Our nation has Of It's years struggle for
existence strengthened and purified, and with "a capacity
Tor growth in the future unparalleled In history.
pleased TO hear from intelligent an observer
a. yourself that the fact that government govern
ment OF the peoplcdcriying all It's power from the
pope-exstng only for the people, being appreciated
in Europe.
trust national will prove the success Of
popular principles throughout the world am, SIR very
truly yours, ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the United states
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-18
Great Fire in Augusta, Mc.-rhc Buss-
ness Portion of the city Destroyed.

At'US'A, We, o'pl -, i1vo
The most destructive fire that ever occurred In Maine
swept through this city this morning Tho entire bnsi
ness portion Of the city, extending from the passenger
bridge winthrop street. and from the river 10 sbovo
the railroad track, IL smoking mass Of ruins.
The Gre broke out in wooden building on Water
street into which the occupant moved only yesterday,
aud spread rapidly In all directions The utmost efforts of
the nreinen could only confnc It's destructive progress
TO the limits above mentioned Every lawyers Office In
the city, all the banks, two hotels the Post Once tho
express and telegraph offices an the dry goods, book,
clothing stores In the city the United States Quarter
MASTER Commissary and Pension Ofces the new depot
tyet undnishcd), tho age newspaper Office, and many
other buildings in all numbering more than forty, and
occupied the places Of business OF more than hun,
dred individuals and firms were burned.
Many saved portions the whole Of their stock while
others lost everything The banks succeeded In saving
all their papers and The rc undoubtedly
the work OF an nccndary. The losses cannot now 10
estimated but they cannot fall short Of half million
dollars Np estimate cf tho amour, Of insurance has yee
been mada
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Four Days Later News by the
City of Boston.
FENlANISM ON the RAMPAGE.
Great Excitement and Alarm
in Ireland.
Symptoms of Approaching
Revolution.
~~~~~.~~-,~~-,>c,~>
Four Counties Proclaimed by the
Lord Lieutenant.
Arrest and Committal of Sus-
pected Fenians.
Stronger Measures Called For---A Warm Re.
ception and q Short Shrift for
the Brotherhood.
Good Joke from the Rebel
4. BOndhOlders.
xheir Meeting to Enforce Payment
Of the Rebel Loan by the
United States.
COTTON TRADE WITH THE SOUTH REVIVTNG.
&c. &c. &c.
xheir Meeting to Enforce Paymen
Of the Rebel Loan by the
United States.
COTTON TRADE WITH THE SOUTH REVIVING.
&c. &c. &c.

The lnman steamer City Of Boston, Captain Ken
ncdy, which left Liverpool at four O'Clock the after
Of the 9th and Queenstown tho 7th ns arrived
hero yesterday
The death Of srw Hamilton, the Astronomer Royal Of
ireland, Us announced
The Mark Lane Express fears that nearly
Of the English wheat crop will prove TO be in bad
aion, and that under the improvement in the weather
eho earliest and latest gatherings Of the harvest will
probably turn out the best
The cattle plague continued its ravages II is stated
70 have made its appearance in Ireandin the county
Il Donegal The Common Council Of the city Of London
had voted thousand pounds TO head subscription
compensate persons who had been compelled to kill
diseased animals.
The steamer Erin left Liverpool for New York also
ehe 9th instant.
The Noravian arrived or Londonderry at O'Clock
the evening OF the 4th ins reached Liverpool
two p. n on the 6th
Tho Circassian, from New York, arrived of South
ampton on the afternoon Of the Sd Of September
Tho City Of Cork reached Liverpool early the
inl Of the 9TH
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that the Atlantic Ocean rolls between the two sections,
and That tumbling mass Of water puts tremendous
barrier in the way-a barrier which would not be
grievance than America has in the present condition of
ireland beneath British rule President johnson and his
satraps would look nearer home when contemplating
blow at England, and Ireland could only be assstedn
irem American sources by way Of diversion that would
nave small practical effect, fororn hope that
must be fororn indeed IL would be better for the sis
ter Island TO discountenance the and miserable
tempts at rebellion implied in marching, drilling and
singing and TO sit down soberly TO increase that pros
perty which proved to exist in several of its counties
POSSIBLY the time may come when Young Ireland will
march and drill IN the egalized useful fashion
Young England But the time must inevitably be
tarded by unlawful demonstrations in which green wands
and seditious songs idly fourshed in the face of
authority
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Commercial Intelligencc.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-sEPT.

Z.
Cons0ls for money, 500 30 Illinois Central shares
1874 10 Erie shares, b414 54ts Frve-twentes, oS a
6SH. -. ~
The London Times of the 9th says:-The telegraphic
announcement yesterday from New York to the effect
that new government loan will shortly be issued had
now been officially confirmed creating disappointment
among the Dealers who had placed faith in the state
ments received by previous mails that the Treasury
we'll provided against all wants up TO December.
The advices from Frankfort mention that the settle
ment on the Bourse for the August account has shown
that the market at length oversocked with American
funds, while discount remains at per cent As much
AZ 10 per cent paid for carrying transactions forward
to the new account. 1t appears ther5 many weak
holders and as every steamer brings new supplies prices
give way II not supported by better New York quota
tiOns.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARXET--sEPT. Z.
The market has been buoyant, but closed somewha
qufeter All qualities have advanced to ring extent
The sales for two days have amounted TO 40 bales
including 49, 600 bales to spectators and exporters.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-sEPT. Z.
The market Is quiet. The weather has been magnin-
cent for the crops.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET-sEPT.
The market Is steady Butter easy.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-sEPT. Z.
Petroleum firm; holders demand an advance
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BOSTON VS.. ST. GEORG v.

HV'T"3F NTf NFVFtTFFf
The match between the second clevens Of these clubs
Saturday, resulted in tho Of the Bostonians
by Of 1856 TO l25 Only innings each side
was played the ostonians having four wckots 20 iall
when the time arrived for drawing stumps, ana the
game terminated.
The next grand match will be that between the 81
George Club and the Younp America the latter Of Pbia
delpha, which comes OF at Hobokcn on Thursday and
Friday next The ST George eleven includes Gibbcs
Bainbridgc Kendall Torrance, Moore Tiffany, Robinson,
Gordon RaclIie and Harry Wright The Young America
eleven will include George Ncwhall II Newhal o. New.
hail. Dan Ncwhall, Johns Davis Jones Wistar Rad Wis.
and eleven English the other, and this Will make tho
contest one OF unusual interest apart from the fact that
is likely TO be fine display OF cricket, the st. George
eleven being tho strongest tbev have presented this
season.
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Liverpool the Centre os the Organiza-
tiOn.
[Froln the Sheffield len,

- ITTUIH 'Ht Sh'T1IeIu Iftg1 TtItBraPHI
The absurd and impractcable movement for the
"bbcration Of Ireland from British thraldom,n which
took its rise In America among the Irish residents has,
Is notorious, now taken root in Irish soil, and, to
Judge from newspaper accounts II IL growing up
siderable dimensions. Whatever dimensions IL may
reach, and whatever form may assume, 1t concerns
the public safety and the national peace know
thing of the from which IL derives and
receives encouragement Information of rel able
character shows indsputaby that large, If not indeed
the chief elements Of Fcnan support derived from
Lancashire, and that the headquarters and prime
movers in the matter are located in Liverpool Here
the central organization s situated aud from Liverpool
emissarcs are spread all the district who collect
money, appoint agents and enrol adhorents The pro-
ceedings OF these secondary bodies, IL Is known fact
regularly reported to general body committee
which directs the movents and apportions the means
physical aud pecunary, which are thus got together.
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The Railway Prince 20 Visit Rich hmond.
OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENTS.

RICHMOND, Va Sept l6-6AM
Information 10 hand at eleven o'clock last
ing that the English tourists, with Sir Morton Peto
their head had determined to pay Richmond n visit
during their sojourn this side Of the tlantc
This oourty party of gentlemen and European capitalists
will be most literally entertained by his Excclcncy
Governor Pcrpont Colonel C H. Lewis, the Secretary
of the Commonwealth General D. II. strohcr, Colonel
W W. Wiley, Of the state government; Major General
Terry, Major General Turner and General John y. Null
ford, well as by II q. FAINT ESQ., President Of the
First National Bank of Richmond Franklin scarns,
Esq and William Allen, the Virginia capitalist Among
other things they will be shown the respective lines Of
works in front Of the city, and the utmost pains viii
doubtless be taken familarze their minds, 80 far AZ
possible, with all the points Of interest both here and at
and around Petersburg II is also expected that they
will visit the interior of tho State accompanied by the
Board of Public Works of Virginia, and that they VIII
inspect the lines Of railroad rearing up their nforma
ton with a view Of making reliable representation
abroad as TO the present condition and future prospects
of Ina
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UniversaIity OF the Movement.

n dublin correspondence London Post, Sept 81
sOpen what paper you may liberal conservative
Roman Catholic or Protestant, aud the heading 'Fen
anism' is seen IN bold type. Feniansm threatens in
fact, the Epenng Mail has IT, 'becomc sensation
theme, 10 the injury Of the country Even this Jour
nal which regards the power Of the organization as alb
surdy exaggerated Is obliged TO publish in its columns
really startling letters the subject but IL prints them
unwingy, and only because 'thc writer's are persons
of position whose opinions entitled to respect and
whose patriotism and sincerity Of purpose cannot be
questioned" J"
DEFENCELEss CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY.
The first of its correspondents heads his communication
with the axiom-''There Is no smoke without fire,
meaning thereby that all the marching and counter
marching OF men in various places, and the almost
authenticated rumors about depots of arms prove
east the existence Of active conspiracy, OF which
these preparations the visible result This being the
case, he asks what Is the government doing to aford
security TO the lives and property Of the Loyalty disposed
should an outbreak occurn An outbreak in the
he applies the word could not take place; few enthu.
farce Of Ballngay, but rising like that in 9s from
tho extraordinary changes brought about by emigration
and other papable causes, no sane man need dread.
The advice offered by the writer Of this letter. however,
is worthy consideration. 'In days OF old /" he states
our forefathers in their practical way scattered
barracks and troops broadcast the country in time
OF threatened disturbances-being at the time a
terror TO the dsaected and comfort and place Of safe
retreat 10 the disposed. But s.days how differ
ently are matters managed We have q few thousand
men IN Lenster most OF them massed AZ the Curragh to
VAN fpe generals; few hundred men IN Munster. .
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To THE EDlroR THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL
find the following advertisement in the Nendgh Guar

To THE EDIroR oF THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL
find the following advertisement in the Nenogh Guar
dian OF September g.
:" Guns GuNs GuSslil- -. gun manufac-
turcr bcgs to inform the public that in consequence OF
tts utthdrdudi of the proclamation placing T,ppdy
DER Mc Crime and Outrage Act and every man being
at liberty to carry arms he, In anticipation Of In.
creased demand has ordered large supply Of and
pistols which he will sell at the very lowest prices
Powder, shot, waddng caps and every artitlc in the
trade, always on hand ;,
Already the male population, from the man Of sixty
summers to the youth OF fourteen yeas OF age,
may DE seen pcrambuang the county each armed with
some weapon Of destruction the no little astonishment
OF all peaceful inhabitants Of this county and Of
more than your present coresp endent,
A. j. p. AND H. OF MORE THAN
TWENTY YEARS APPOINTMENT
Who was not consulted as TO the withdrawal of the
proclamation under the "Crime and Outrage Act"
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We believe that this system Of midnight drill ng
from American agents. who sent Ireland to
engage recruits for the armies of the North and pre-
pare hem pror to crossing the Atlantic that their
arrival at New York they could be at sent 10 the
'front.' Under the of Eenianism the system has
been kept up, most probably in vague idea that hos
ttes between England and America probable and
that the Americans will transmit fleet and army TO
operate with insurgents here American newspapers
circulate largely in Ireland and in these journals articles
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We have Cape news to July 2s. The I,asnto
proceeding with great vigor aud the whole OF
affairs up then strongly in favor Of the free State
Vecht Rop The stronghold Of the Bushcl and Basuto
chiefs mas been captured sixty Basuos killed. and
four hundred 70 Ave hundred sheep four hundred and
twenty-five cattle and ono hundred and fy horses cap
tured Mogata Town, another Basuto stronghold, had
also been and about thousand huts burnt Tho
country Of Mokan has been seized and proclaimed FREQ
state.
Great atrocities were alleged to have becn committed
and murders and robbcrics perpctrated by Basutos on
British subjects on British SOIL namely, the Natal side Of
the Drakenberg
The Natal government were acting promptly for the
defence Of the frontier, and had resolved 10 grant an
annual subsidy Of 600 to extend teegraphic copmu.
picatiop VIA the free states 10 Cope COLONY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-18
India and China.

BOMBAY, August g. 1858
Overtures for peace have been received from the
Rajah OF Rhootan, and war Is not likely to be resumed
The Bombay government have sent large supplies OF
gram TO Alden to relieve the famine there.
The want OF rain is severely elt in the Punuab and
the northwest
Deggonath sankersett, the representative Hndo and
3lst OF July.
CANTON, August IL 1855.
Gray shirtings and twist advancing The total export
OF tea TO date is 80 OO0 900 pounds Exchange on Lon
don, As. SD
SHANGHAE, August 8, 1855.
Tea-Nothing doing. Silk advancing. Exchange on,
London 6s. Sd.
famine is anticipated in China.
is proposed 10 establish teegraphic communication
to London through Russia.
Affairs quiet in Japan
BOMBAY, September @ 1866.
Cotton steady. Exchange 2s i'd
CALCUTTA, September ], 1855.
Exchange, 2s I'd.
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The MovementI. I'm Limerick.
Belfast Troubled.
fEro,v, tbn paIr.ot Na,yu altar I

IL appears from paragraph written by trustworthy
correspondent, that Sunday evening last Sydenham
in the immediate neighborhood OF Belfast the
Of Fenian display. number Of navvies, under the
command Of an individual whose dress, &C. suggested
that he was Yankee, marched along the road with
military precision, and returned to Belfast
through the grounds Intended for the People s
Park The Fenans evidently do not believe in
playing their pranks in corner; and that
they have unblushingly commenced operations at
very DOORS hope shortly 10 learn that the authorities
have taken cognzance Of the Yankee and his band Of
navvies