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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21

.. HARTFORD Jan. G. 1863. .
&c County Of iii iiartiord, iri6rd1' s.
Geo. D. Jewett, President, Rubt A. johnson. . -.
Secretary Of the New England Fire Insurance. COmpa-
ny, beng sevSraly sworn, depose and say, that
anairs sau Company; C.m,- 1851
1S G Is @ Doha 1I r ] owmoT OH o. az ,is. one hundred
Stocks or Bonds in Mortgages Real Estate worth
double the amount winch the same is morigaged;
and that they are the above described officers o SAID
GEO D. JEwErr, President.
ROBERT A JOHNSON, Secretary
[sE4L subscribeI and sworn before me, Ihis 9th
Hy E,,,n r. SaIoui I.I, 1'o'' v-u t.,,,,,,s, ~,
[ stamp A Comnl'r o. the state Vi ohiu
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
eoLcMIiCs, ONO, January To- 1855 u f-
It is hereby certified that the foregoing Is a correct
lirs Insurance company, Hartford made to is snG
flied IA tins office, tor the year 1850.
"'''''' my manu- ''' ''1' '-i.i.y JAs H. GOLDMAN,
CsEAL.) (sTAAF) Auditor OF stat
CERTIFICATE OF Authority -
(To expire The day Of january 1866
OFFICE or THE AUDITOR OF 7TAIk,1
coISaHas, lSaGlSs.fc g, jar. aiAiI5I75 l5, 1873.
WHEREAS, The New gland Fire Company located
Hartford, in tue State OF Connecticut has in
qured by the hrst section Of the ''To regulate
% nqs s5 o BY 3 y Of
1864: snd whereas, said Company has furnished heun-
at least ONE HrNDEkD THOUSAND noLARs
s1 Is IN rs , hsrSa d and TeFeas SAID Company has
rate SEAL signed bg fhe Fresdent Secretary
OF, authorizing sny agehJOr agents Company =
IN tins State TO acknowledge service pruress for
ana IN behalf or said Company, according the
Of said law.
aforesaid @o smes ansao Il q God2h5 sI1 G % o.
state Tor Ohio; 10 hereby certify that New England
tlre Insurance Company, OF Hartford,
transact the business u h4re Insurance IN tr.s
state until the thirty-nrst day Of Jhudary IA
the year one thousand eight hundred sixty SIX.
Ia witness whereof have hsreuni0 ssbscr;bed my
name ana ealsed The seal OF Office 10 b. fx
day and year above written.
JAMES H. GOLDMAN,
(sEAL) (sTANp.) Auditor Of stat.
GEO. C. EATON, Agent
,.,.r ~ TKsPLiR HALL BUIIDING,
aIn.A.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21

1t is highly gratifying to observe the
very general and earnest expressions of
confidence in the ability, Judgment, sound
discretion and devoted patriotism of
President. JOHNSON, which everywhere
characterized the proceedings of meetings
held to give expression to the feelings and
sentiments of the people in reference to
the recent national bereavement in the
death of our late illustrious and dearly
beloved President. We have full conf
dencs that ANDREW JOHNSON, in his
official career under the very trying
which surround him, will
prove entirely worthy of the confidence
thus reposed in him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21

AT date of last advices from Washing
ton, Booth, the assassin, had not been ar
rested. The plot, which embraced in its
details the assassination of the Vice
President and different members of the
Cabinet, was we'll matured, and the nee
essary provisions for the escape of the
chief assassin were doubtless included
in the arrangements. He is probably
concealed in the neighborhood of the
city by some of the venomous rebels who
abound in that region. Among the nu-
merous arrests that have been made, it is
thought the person who attempted the
assassinations at the residence of Secre-
tary Seward is included. One of the
parties arrested in Baltimore is said to
have made a confession giving the full
details of the plot.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
NEW ADYERTIsEMENTS,
MILITARY.

HEAD QR's. 2IBt REo'T. o. n. @. I
order Delaware o. April goth 1885.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-07
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
SUPERINTENDENT OF LIGHTS,

AIeXandrla, a., MAY 81 ISbo. ]
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this Office until II o'clock m. on Tuesday,
the 10th day OF June, 1865 for furnishing and
delivering Rations and Fuel for the Light
vessels in this Collection District, viz: at Up
per Cedar Point and Lower Cedar Point in
the Potomac River, and for any other Light
vessel or Tender that may be called for for one
year from the first Of day Of July, 1865, to the
30th of June, 1866, inclusive. The rations to
BE- Of good ana aPpl9Ted; auaty to be oe
boxes and cases, and in good order, at Alex
andrja, Va, at least once a quarter, free Of
expense to the United States, agreeably to the
table Of the weekly ration and the specifications
attached thereto, which will form a part Of
the contract; copies Of which, with tables Of
quarterly and annual quantities of the respect
i've articles per man to be delivered, may be
had by applying at this office. By order Of
the Lighthouse Roard:
ANDREW JAMESON,
my 27-1aw3w Superintendent Of Lights.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-07
SUPERINTENDENT OF LIGHTS,
Custom HOUSE, Alexandria, Va.


OEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
~ this Office until 12 o'clock m. on Tuesday
the 10th day Of June 1865, for raising, replacing
and keeping in their proper positions, all the
buoys now in the Potomac River, and tributa-
ries from Chesapeake Bay to Georgetown, D.
c., and such others as may be authorized, for
one year, from the first day Of July next to the
regulations of the Lighthouse Board and the
printed specifications, copies of which can be
had by applying to this office. By order Of
the Lighthouse Board:
ANDREW JAMESON,
my 3O-1aw3w Superintendent Of Lights.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-07
PUBLISHED (DAILY) By
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
~ OFFICE-No. 1o4, King street, over
French's Book Store
aator Sumner stated in his oratio


Boston on Thursday last, that Liberty has
been won,' but sthe battle Of Equality is still
pending, and at the meeting Of the New
England Freedmen's Aid Society, the same
evening, Senator Wilson made speech fore
shadoWing the character OF a great struggle III
the next Congress, and promising the intro
duction Of personal liberty bill, on which the
question OF negro disability to vote may be
decided, in advance ofany action on proposl-
tions to admit representatives from any late
Confederate State to Congress.
Some anonymous writer, over the signature
Of Grape Vine, has written letter to Pre-
sident johnson threatening him with violence.
The letter was mailed at Washington, and has
been placed in the hands of the proper author
tiles for investigation. The threatening letter
turns out to have been written by crazy
German. who was arrested on Monday last and
sent to the insane asylum.
The impeachment of Gen. Lee before the
Grand Jurysin the y. S. District Court, at
nresent in session in Norfolk, was postponed
until last Friday, In consequence OF the recep-
ton Of the Presidents Proclamation of Am
nesty, and in order, as the presiding Judge
stated, ito afford an opportunity to those
interested to peruse and study It's import.
The carriage and horses purchased for pre-.
sentation to President johnson were sold at
auction in New York on Friday The horses
were purchased by DR.. Ferguson for $1,000,
and the carriage by Mr. French, the hotel
proprietor, for ST., 400.
DR.. Mackey, a aresidentof Charleston, is to
be appointed Collector at that port in acknowl.
edgment, It is said, of kindness to the Union
prisoners, and his steadfast adherence to the
Union cause during the war.
Delegations from the counties OF Halifax,
Prince Edward and Madison called on Gov.
Peirpoint. Among them were Gen. James L..
Kemper OF Madison, formerly Speaker OF the
Virginia House of Delegates
Colonel R.5V. Montague, of Alabama, has
been appointed Collector Of Customs for the
district Of Mobile.
Accounts from Texas state that the state
authorities had gone to New Orleans to sur
render the state to the u. S., and that General
Magruder unable to rally any force had gone to
San Antonio.
tits confidently asserted that Mr. Stanton
isshortly 10 resign his position as Secretary Of
War. Rut the Washington Chronicle denies
the report.
1t is asserted that President johnson has
determined to have Jefferson Davis tried tor
treason, and not on the charge OF comphclty
with the assassination conspiracy.
There is considerable reduction in the num-
Der Of persons in Richmond, applying to the
government for ratlons. 21
Charles ". Gibson has been elected CLERK
the County Court Of Frederick county, Va;
T. 9 Rront Clorl- of tha Gircuit Court, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-07
3 R E n G L E s
Ice Cream Saloon,
No. l29 Km0 Street,
ALEXAN DRIA.

ICE CREAM, made in the best manner,
will be furnished, WHOLESALE, to Dealers, on
the most reasonable terms or by retail at the
saloon, which is fitted up for the accommoda-
tion Of ladies and and gentlemen.
SODA FO UNTAIN S charged and
SYRUPS of all varieties for SALE
A Soda Fountain is in operation at the Con-
fectionary Store,
All the materials used in the manufacture of
Ice Cream, and Soda, are of the best quality.
CAKES, CAN DIES. FRUITS, A ID
CONFECTIONERY, of all kinds, for sale.
NH 28-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-07
T CE! ICE!! ICE!!!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

w IIOIIIOhIII AND NEIAIU
We are now landing from Schooner Helen
Mar, cargo of BOSTON ICE. This Ice is.
cut from lakes, fed entirely by pure spring
water, and is Of very superior quality. It is
but sample Of the ice with which we propose
to furnish our customers during the entire
season. ...
At considerable expense we have obtained an
entire new set of wagons, and so perfected our
arrangements for the delivery of ice, that sll
persons leaving their orders with US, may de-
pend upon receiving their supply promptly and
regularly
Hotels, Restaurants and Steamboats, supplied
upon the shortest notice. and on reasonable
terms, with quantities large or small.
NJ ELDRIDGE & CO..
ap 20-tf Prince Street Wharf.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-07

NOR SALE.-A very valuable Iract
of TIMBER LAND, situated about ' miles lrGM
Norfolk, consisting of about $500 acres, 2o acres ~ whicn
~ n,oared This property offers superior inducements 10
those IN want of Timber, Shingles and Cord WOOD hapo'
For further particulars. apply to T. 70
" Wide Water street.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-07

nOUBLE FRAME DWELLING
AND LOTS AT A~UCTI0N.-0n MONDAY, the
nm SEPTEMBER, 1866, we will sell, on the premises, q
desirable Double
FRAME DWELLING u LOTS,
situated on the East side of Hawk street.
The above Dwelling is in good Repair, ana oheis d II
inducement for Investment.
Sale at IL o'clock, nj. LEldh fhE'rs,
Z gep5-6t
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-07
MEDICAL.

These Life-giving Remedies are now,
for the first time, given publicly to the
world. For over a quarter of a century OF
private practice, the ingredients in these
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-07

r S A l. Z.

ko
offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTH
ACRES OF LAND, q portion of my farm, adjoining the
village of Kempsville, in Princess Anne county, va,
nine miles from the city Of Norfolk, situate on the east
bank Of the Elizabeth River.
The situation is healthy, society. good, adjacent 70
schools and churches. The land is thoroughly adapted 70
TRUCKING, being high, rich and quick. There Is WOOD
| enough on the land to pay for II. -.
Should it not be desirable for any one IN wan. q M ni.
For terms, &c, apply to SHAW q RoBEKIs, Auction
| ord, Commission merchants, corner Roanoke Square anu
| Wide Water Ct, Norfolk, Va, in whose hahas 'he proper
!! q j. NJ. BRICKH0USE,
ie7-tf kempsvilie, frihcess IA
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-07
EDUCATIONAL.
CELECT BOARDING AND DAY
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MRS. EMILY GRUB AND MRS. NJ. A. @. CHANDLER,
Principals.
Assisted by Teachers fully qualified to instruct in their
several departments.
The rooms devoted to study and recitation are in the
lower story Of the Freemason street BAPTIST CHURCH.
Boarding pupils will reside with Mrs. Chandler.
The SESSION will commence on the FIRST MONDAY
Pupils though CHARGED only from the time of entrance,
are requested to be present If possible at the OPENING
Of the SCHOOL,
Persons wishing to pursue any Of the branches in the
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT can dose, without being
regular members of the school.
The Principals hope that their long experience and
success in teaching, will insure for them a sufficient share
ing to establish a SCHOOL, which shall furnish the
means of obtaining a THOROUGH EDUCATION, in both
For Reference. Terms. &c, they would refer to theiI
circulars which can be obtained of MRS. GRUBB, At
lantic Hotel, or Of MRS. CHANDLER, corner Of Yorl
and Botetourt streets. jy31-tf
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-07

NOR LANE AND DISABLED
ucr.es ret Bakers Hoof Lipament. For ssle by
- =. y. DUNN Z co, ssdd1sgs,
| ~ loft No. 2s Main Street.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-07
EOR SALE.
< FAMILY RESIDENCE Situated IN A PLEASANT

The HOUSE Is spacious, well arrNngeu, ouLt IN mvpv caa
STYLE Of brick. and covered with slate. II has two largo
psrlors. wide Passage and Dining room. -Four Chambers
on the second floor and four on the third. 1t IS isolatea
TS are Il = Rrick kitchen, large Cistern, Garden and Stable
on the premises. ~ Dvou;rr
| To one wanting a comfortable and desirable Dweinns,
I a fne opportunity is presented of being supplied. Ierms
| reasonable. oorn,v
noor ia river and the Railroad, adapted to trucking or
rarn;ng Address Z, Box No. l19, at the Post Once.
.ro d-Stwtf
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

The market generally Is void of animation, and shows no
response to Liverpool.
only supply pressing wants owing OF choice in fine
quality. Inferior unchanged. Pork-none in stock Irish and
European dcnng Bacon lower aud further decline
Lard considerably declined from p "a per cwt Cheese
hrm % auiyals continue light Butt"rne qualities in de-
mind, but high prices check consumption Iallow declined
/ J. per cwt. North American 40. Gd5ll
PHoDucEIhe Broher Circuiarieports Ase at &c
a Tor Pots and 1S for Pearl sugar Guei and wth1o!
holder. demands checks trade Liused in good request end
fully cd daarer spot Fish Oils quiet Lnseed Oh quiet
aud 30 1886 percwt Rosin quiet bat steady. Spirits rur
pentnc dull at i5 9per cwt. ior French.
he,.rs Bout English report Petroleum in steady deman'
LoxDoy MARKErs-Barine Bros report the market fol
bieaduns firm, and Wheat has advanced ~ per quarter
Flour at y d3O per bbl iron frm Rails and Bar
ETd % l0 Scotch Pig. 59 Sugar quet-about ST. cheaper
Coffee firm. Rice firm; Lnseed firm and u dearer spirits
THpeutine quiet at 80 Lnseed declined to 80 3GJ6. Tai
low steady; 2. Y 500 this year. active aud in
ID y IL dearer good common Congon, III. Englsi
Tin advanced 81 Foreign hrm Petroleum 8 dJl for Re
fined.
AHERicAS sEouRirIEs.-Barin Bros. say: Amencan
Stocks been depressed during the past week L. 52G
Bonds at 65 but rallied TO 6j G6s Tor bonds 1906 -
Others unsable except at confdeIabe Induction. Erc
Shares being ~ closed at 5 as. New Eric Sterling
Bonds premium Illinois sh1resS lGe2. Virginia sixes
4o0i2. Other securities neglected.
INDIA.
A Bombay telegram of October 27 reports Cot
ton quiet aud declining.
CANTON, Sept. 3.-Tea unchanged. Export tC
date % oOO,oeo b. Exchange oG London 49, O..
date 1900 10. Exchange on London 8 IT,
LATEST
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Night, Nov. {, 1865.
CoTToN-Sales to-day, 600 bales; the market
closed unchanged for American and irregular for other dcp
tone The sales 20 spectators and exporters l0 bales
BREADsTuPPs rather quiet but prices closed with upws
tendency.
LoSDoy Nov 4-Consols for money d3a u. 5. Five
Twentie 63i a64. Illinois Central shares g. Erie Shares
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
France.

A letter of the Emperor Napoleon to Marshal
Mcmahon the American question had been pup
shcd. II concludes as follows: " would turn 10 ac'
count the yalur of the Arabs rather han bear hardly
upon their poverty render the coonsts rich ana pros
perous rather than ablish settlements oI emlgIdns
and maintain soldiers in healthy situations Tather
than expose thcm TO the wasting climate OF the desert
By the reaz zatOn Of this programme we shall appease
passions and satisfy interests then Algeria Wll DC 20
longer a burden. but now cement OF sdensth.
The Arabs restrained and concillated, VIII give US
what they best give namely soldiers, aud the col
ony become ourishing by the development OF MS terri
;oIal riches, will create commercial movement emi
uenty favorable 10 the mother country.
The A1nifeRr says rumOrs, evidently eXag.
gerated have been circulated relative 10 the state Oi
affairs in Algeria The only facts certain are that on
the 9th of October 81 Lola maGe his appearance In the
southern districts OF Algeria with 1000 horsemcn and
400 soldiers foot Eunez has been beaten and IL IN
ful retreat and he will be pursued far as the season
of the year will allow.
The Paris Bourse on the Sd inst. Hat Rentes
closed al 6ef l5c.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Neu-ZeaIaut.

Advccs from Melbourne, dated 25'h Of Sep
tember state disturbances Confined ol ihe coast oi
NcW.Lealand.
The Colonial forces and friendly natives had been
successful against the fanatics. Inc Pah vas stormed
by the Colonial forces.
The expedition captured the natives who murdered
Volkner and Capt. Close Tue Governor had con-
fscnted land in 1aranak and bad issued proclanI-
ZION OF peace and amnesty The east coast alone was
under Martial law. a motion to divide New Zealand
into two colonies had been pegatyed p the House OF
Representatives by majority Of H. Was carried iu
tho Legislative Council without division Ministers
iug pOpulatiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Grcnt Britain.
q.
TUR MINISTRY.

tn. PaH Mall Ga-eue suggests that further
Ministerial arrangements are deferred In the case oi
members OF the House OF Commons IA consequence oi
there being speaker 20 issue wits while The mteITeg
nun ould be prendicin 10 the sItung member, should
a vacancy give risc To n contest.
Mr. Gladstone led been on n visit 10 Scotland.
The D1iiv Ners Gays the speeches OF Mr.. Gladstone
Glasgow leave no ground for Goubt rs TO the genera
course the Ministry will pursue. These specches bld
M expect that If supported by the county Mihislen
will not be slow 10 carry forward the WORK clt ncpul
nlete in 1892 MI Gladstone had already declared
himself in favor Of extending the representative ia
cbrs of the people and t is u the f view o THIS aot
that the voice OF the Liberal party has desisneu II az
the leader OF tho Government III tue House. ana pul
for the claims Of veteran service IN the same cause Tue
chief of the party and the Ministry it.ei and Is not
only in full view OF bis opinions, but because OF theh
thai into whatever pa OF the country he goes bis pro-
eress is a Liberal triumph. What doubt. then, can
femain In any candid mind of the true wthes Oi inc
party which thus enthusiastically selects such man
for it, acknOW lodged leader
TEe Herald will not attempt to eXracta incoming from
words which were carefully designed 20 convey none
bat It IS evident from Mr. Gladscnes speeches lbat no
understanding has been arrived AZ In the '"pinY " IN
yOr Of a Reform Bill. .
The London correspondent Of The Harohssi guardian
saws: Notwithstanding the tone Of Mr seward
speech at Auburn 1t s understood that ries'ueh. 'o
sons Cabinet has intention OF pressing TO quarrel
the controversy regarding the prizes takeh Dy the h
bama The tone OF wcliniorDed AmeIieahs Ih 50,
cioy" here fully confirms this view. There VIII oi
course, be a row when Congress meets, anu Noeh.
speeches made from members Of the opposition. Bui
the Government considers Itself strong enough 10 WIN
stand any urgency of the kind and nothing disagree,
able viii come OF il. Mr. Adams has hnaIiy res4lYei
on relingnshng the post here, aud returning nome
early in the Spring II viii be difficult TO una Ian 10
succeed him."
THE FENIANS.
The FreemaH's Journal states that the spcclal
commission for the trial OF the prisoners IN custody on
tbe charge Of being concerned in the tenan cohspiia.
cy. had been issued. 10 Is directed 70 tIe we've
iidges, and especially Mr. Jnsce Fitzgerald ana Mr.
Justice Keogh Power Is reserved IA lns Coln'lsso "a
- tbc iudces 10 adourn 70 Cork IL necessary bat II
was stated thai the eases will all be ried ~ Dublin
Mr. Lubin Of The Irist Pcopi, had caused summons
and plnnts similar 10 those against The Lofa
No. h served on the Superntendent and Inspectors OF
Police concerned in the seizure Of that Journal,
II Lad been reported that large Bremen snip WIN
$40 passengers for NewYork had Deeh Iost ~ ihe h
without foundation. , IA t.
The French war steamer Dix Deceinbre hhd SUBJ
tho Spanish steamer MuTilo OF Ibe souIh fofeIala "
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

coming into collision with her. Crew and passengers
Of MurillO landed at Dover.
The Times had received telegram via Halifax stating
that rebellion had broken out in Jamaica among the
negroes. No confirmation had been received IN En-
gland The latest news known to the 9th October
The estates Of the Jamaica Cotton Company are in
that part Of the island whore the alleged rebellion Is
SAID to have broken bat the agent Of the Company
writing at the above date says nothing OF any distTD
anee or the prospects Of any.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
A CosrRADIcuoS.-In this day s Issue of your

A CoSTRADIcTIoS.-In this days Issue oil your
paper there appears paragraph in which stated la tue
undersigned arrested charged with larceny lie 'nd
charge having been fully investigated BY Ills Honor Judge
Kelly and the dismissed and ourselves dscsfged We
due to that tho fact be made known 10 the public
The watch which Mr. Armstrong positively iden'hed as her
propey wa, uryep nv five or sx witnesses TO have been
the property Of Mr. Webb in whoepossesson II was found
for year past VIZ H. WEBB
Nee. York, Nov H. 1855. pkSSw hAvlNAGR
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Latest.

LyrRpooi, Saturday Night. Nov. I. ls65
The steamship BOsphOrus, from Philadelphia
arrived AT Liverpool on the ith inst.
The steamship Caledonia, from New York, arrived a
GTeeBOck ON the 4th INST
The Iourse is heavy at Gsf. lOc iOr the Rentes.
LONDON, Nov. ).
The Danish ministry have resigned
The preninaries of n treaty Of commerce DetWecI
Fngland and Austria have been concluded.
There j. no other news OF importance today
IIyIRpOOL. Nov. I, lstj
The action against the ROYAL Bank Of Ireland had
been settled IL appeared that Mr. Leary, one Of The
cuian prisoner had sum 70 his efedit III Tue DtnS
which The Government alleged was The proceeds OF bills
rcmitted from America for reasonable purposes, ana
with view to the stopping OF such remiitances and
preventing the money being so apphed' Tue CI0Ni
Solicitor requested the Bank lot to pay u over Wllbout
the sanction of the AttorneyGenernL The Bank hhN'
ine refused TO pay any further checks, Mn Leay com
mCnced the action.
An application from Mr.. Lcsry TO draw part Of tie
sum for the purpose Of bis defense was at once agreed
Ia and paid accordingly. Amer the commencement OF
the action Mr.. Learys attorney mentioned that the
balance was also required for the deeute Oh th' prs
oner and that it would be applied. II Was at once
permitted to be- drawn. aud so the matter ended
In the actions brought against the Magistrates anu
Police by The nroprieors OF the Irish Peoples News
psper The defense b. that nothing was seized IN tie
Office of TIE PeDpls EXCEPT what was necessary 10 tue
purposes Of tie prosecution.
The Spanish Government lad joined Tie tOustantlDo'
pie Sanitary Commission.
speech commit, him to q hearty espousol OF the Reform
bill whenever a practicable one shall BE- produced, and
when public opinion aud the state OF parties shall allow
of its being pGsscdbut not one word seems 10 lntimAe
that any such bin viii he brought io'WarI Dy the uo'
ernment In The common session 80
Tbe Times saws that the discount demand az tEe Dhnk
on the ID was cOmparaty ely light. In tle htock Tx
change advances had boen offered at about per cent