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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-On Saturday night the
notice OF the Twentieth Precinct arrested Harey H. QUINN
alias Honest John" and Joseph Lewis alias TITLES alias
Lawess on charge of attempting break into the store
OF owen Jones' at the OF Eghhye and Thirty sew
enhs Since then has been aseertaned that an attempt
vns made 10 enter the store of Strauss Senburg No sol
Eghhaye by forcing the shutters and breaking win
DOW. They committed for trial by Justice Dodge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
Announcements

TURKISH BATHS No. 13 Laight.st., are again open
10 the public enlarged and improved Hours Gents 6o M
to p M Ladies, 10 to u Sundays Gents Y m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
A COMPREHENSIVE ENDORSEMENT

Mr. H. T. Baker Of Rochester under date Of Mays 1861 writes:
had machines
EVER HEARD SAID IN IT'S Favor Letter
5 M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
LEGISLATIVE ExCURSI'

LEGISLATIVE EXCURSION. "A number OF the men,
the Connecticut Legislature to relieve the tedium Of
political life contemplate making pleasuetrip to this city
They expected by steamer from Bdgeport during
this week and will be received their arrival by delegation
of Connecticut citizens who will make their visit as agreeable
as poSsibe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

SUIcIDE.-Last evening about % o'clock George
Marshall residing at No 100 Sprngst committed suicide
by shooting himself In the neck although for what reason Is
n9i kD9yl Coroasr Wldey viii hold AL inquest today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
Buffalo,

TATION.
BuTPALo Monday. June H. 1866
Gen Barry has received answer 10 his dispatch TO
K.n Meade regarding the transportation Of Fenians now
robgrogated here a large number. Gen Meade say
shat The United States feel called upon 10 stang
she expense Of sending these home and docs not give
she required permission TO furnish transportation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

I,t "a ID Uh s,h. 9Th 7h 9Th. sh
IysSssn p IS - io-loi
Tmpire-Mr d. W Clinton OF the Athletic Club.
Scorers-Messrs Wilson aud Benson
Time Of Gamc--Four hours and ten minutes.
Fly Catches-Tyrocan. 10, Athletic. 3.
Outs on Fouls--I yrolean. 4 times; Athletic times.
THE STAR CLUB
The newly laid out grounds of this Club, and the
addition of large clubhouse thereto has placed the Club In
better position play than they before They are
practising 10 win their game with the Excesior on the 10Th
KEYSTONE VS. CAMDEN.
The following is the score Of the match between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

this patriotic and humanitarian work The sympathy and b
neyoence Of those interested ia appealed TO- Contribution,
will be thankfully received by Ella Bunting No ll6 Ra
Twefh-gt., or Rowland johnson, No - Beayerst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

ALLEGED THEFT OF MoSEY.-Mrs. Margaret Ryan
OF No es West Thtysxths yesterday caused the arrest
OF William Delaney aged 20 years charge Of theft
The complainant states that the accused who boarded with
Ter gave her $50 keep for him. which she placed together
with $40 OF her own money wallet and locked the whole
up in box conceaing the key in howerpot The action
was witnessed by the accused and else. Mrs Ryan
had occasion leave the and some time after having
occasion TO money she went to the box TO procure
ON opening the box il be fire She succeeded
IN taking wallet unharmed but on opening found the
money gone She then accused the prisoner OF taking
He became very much excited and threatened TO cut his
throat The prisoner arragned before Justice Dodge
and on the above statement held for trial In default Of
o. 800 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

DROWNED inquest was yesterday held by
Coroner Cover at the foot OF Twertysxthst North River
on the body Of Edward Maen native OF Ireland aged 60
vaas On Saturday last deceased lett his residence No %
Vandamst and was not again until his remains were
found floating w,ter at the above place He supposed
IN have wandered the river and fallen overheard
verdict OF death BY drowning rendered by the jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

CHARGED WITH BURGLARY. - YesterdsT John
Kenny aias John smith, and Michael gara were arrlgned
oei0re JUSTICE hodge the Jefferson Market Police Court
On the complaint Of Albert schaf Of No e23 West Twenty
sxtht The prisoners had been previously arrested by
complainant thaton Sunday night he found door Of
his open the locks having been forced off, he en-
tered the building the prisoners but pursued BY
him and arrested above stated An investigation showed
that the drawers had been forced opcp ana money
and jewey the amount Of $780, stolen. Tie prisoner
were committed for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
THE Lrenr GUARD EXCURSION This military

IT'D I1I01II NNNNU I1tVVN0TVN' No NIIIIIlTy
organization will celebrate their orteh anniversary June
o. by excursion TO Long Branch New Jersey The uniform
that occasion will be the familiar white COATS bloc
paniaoons and bear skin hatsony special
DOwnings list Regiment band will accompany excursion
lists special boat and train Of will be provided 10 cor.
yey the company ard their friends to their destination
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ssd will he tried At the next session osRhs court an
bdotmsns having already been fonnd sgAsns, him BY
he 0rand Jury Just discharged
THs wosxixcns- application Ii 70 b made u the
newt ssesson or thu Lexisian for charter 70 ihs
workingmcn's Union Protsclse Society.
Honsx RAIxoAo HLnArEui. long while the
81, 1cns OF Newark have needed cheap and sccommo-
dating means OF conveyance Elizabeth City, they
desmng the cold stage coach system altogether out Of
date The residents % Lyons Farms have either had To
walk TO Newark else avail, tho weary movements q
stage. An application viii, however, be made " Tho
Legislature its NEXT session tor horse railroad 10
tliIabe,h along the upper rocd
Trcnf0m.
srpasar courr. Yesterday morning the Supreme
courl met Trenton Among the nr cases 10 b. acted
upon Va that Of Charles Run convicted IN the Mercer
0onrt. OF bribery and corruption II new trial " not
.is'sd he will probably be sentenced on saturday next
10 which time the Mercer Court adjourned.
oDn frlLpw-Ihc Ihrty-foGfih annual session Of tho
Grand Lodge, o ofo y, u Now Jersey, will convene
At Trenton to-day. O. 2 James r. Sanders wlA preside
during the hrsi day session.
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young single men. Az however the greatest pssfsc,ion
scsle SS,ldss q sSis gina oad. 4 possDls oocapy
retain large, opsa space In the middle ior admitting
sunshine and air and anording the children OF the
tenants room for play and exercise, which space would
otherwise be cut up into numerous small clos, DARK
will also allow q very sconomicai arrangements for
heating the whole building with hot air OF steam, Tor
ventilation water and gas supply and perfect drainage
port well devised cooking establishments where they
could obtain well cooked food moderate prices
avoid tho loss Of time and waste connected With cook
ing in every small household separately Besides this
there ought TO be good washing bathing arrangements
Of which the Inhabitants might mako use for small
charge This, with hot air drying rooms, would enable
the wives OF the laboreTs earn money aundresses
without making their own small houses uncomfortable
and INV holesome. Finally, there must be good arrange
ments for taking OF the children during the time
their parents are at work. and tor supporting tins esab
lishment small extra charge should be added 70 the
rent according to the number Of children the family may
have BY such arrangements the family will economics
the greater part OF the expenditure IL would otherwise
twenty TO thirty per cent Of the expenses Tor food
which, by arrangements easily effected by the establish
ment, be purchased wholesale and retailed TO the
inmates with the addition Of small charge for the OK
pcnses ri purveying and distributing The housewife
VIII also save than half Of The time she would have
Of the family, in watching tine children, and with ncom
plete arrangements for washing drying and managing
thus live at two thirds Of The cost Of their prcson. scr
able mode Of fe and their children through the vigil
lance under which they are kept viii grow up 70 be
better class OF people than they would have turned out
had they passed their childhood In the misery and Nth
OF the present abodcs OF the poor as
Such model system of housing tho laboring people,
once sssfulIy carried out will doubtessy cause ne
multiplied application TO extent that VII materially
improve the condition of the whole laborng class which
Will thereby be raised from abec anxious condition
10 state Of comparative comfort and through the OPP
portuntes gwen them for economy, OF hope and con-
lid nee In the future. sd emN
would again urge that the inmates Of these dwellings
ought to be made pay every thing thcy enjoy but
at as low ratio will be made possible by the isrge
scale OF the enterprise and by the great number OF
or the articles Of food furnished At cost price
Tho consciousness Of the inmates that they pay Tor
what they receive and that they not receiving aims
will give them character and energy, which viii lead
them on to higher scale In society and make them
more worthy members OF this 81 ut republic.
TT STLRZ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21

~ salt Lake aity. ttah-i.ctter ESplaiut0a
the Rash Act.
iaAvEswoRrr, Nov 20, 1900
Tho Salt Lake rdsfe OF The Oh sn.' has Ms follow
ing
We are compelled to noie tho suicide Of Frederick Weed
lat, Of tho second California Volunteer cavalry Tho
lntnentshc occurrence took place Saturday evening"
ana the ory incentive tho nc, cona ned IN the fo
lowing letter. found under his pillow, tho data OF
which gives evidence that was p'smsdi'alsd.
Tho evidence before coroner Clinton was
merely 20 tho effect that N. deccaAed, after
an hour two spent IN conversation WITH mm'di-
in and acquaintancss complained OF too1ha'ho
and retired early room having previously obtained
about an of Isrdanam 70 relieve H. Nothing on
III. mart or Mr. wecd osrited slightest
the part Of las Trends and susp cons OF tho concm-
paion Of such an act ever crossed Their minds Nc hn
70 his most intimate friends, alluded 10 mo ias'
that insanity prevailed In his family, thersfore ind
eating tl.at ia. anicon hereditary We arc sais-
nrd after association OF i've years with the deceased
His pecuuiary circumst sufcicui 70 pro
duce tn. a. and hts friends were really 70 aid
S S@ the nephew O. Thariow Weed. Of New
York. nDi web tno~n, hts connecuons wefo
OF the most respectable character Ito entered The ssr
1851 private IN the second cavalry OF Calf
forna Volunteers, and accompanied tho column under
the command az Gsnarai Conner 10 Utah is abilities
such draw the attention " his oers and no
promoted accordingly. During hs career -
commanding oDcer he won the warmcst espsesssons
OF friendship from brother officers. and since MIS-
re,remcn from service his couss has bccn Of thai mid
and gentemanly department that won him many
frenda We cooid saw much for DOR cs~cd friend
lhat might coulor, bk afflicted relatives but prefer they
should sncn consolation from private soarcsa
The following letter viii explain more than wo can
| express II addrcxscd 10 captain A. Brown, In
whose company tho dec sd had served ~ nst ieuisD
ant
saLr IAKs CIry, Utah, NOV. 1900
| CarrAn--wiii you please look amor my tts sDair6
have . trunk desk chest and carpet ssnk Al Tsylors
saloon, 3iso horse si Miller A Hunters Hail Way
House. Gbaons ranch For old friendship sAkc please
ae the horse and pay Mr. Taylor my board bill nave
| a saddle and bride a. tho California siabios, Van
Dykes Please reil the zane. aud, II there 10 any
balance over stated charges pay the sam. 70 Dr. Wal
lasnson ] SIS; II Just agrees with Tho sinoans
that expended rcoraing claims ngsinst the Docor
lie no particular hurry about settling tho ran,o
Have proved equally dllaofy. You will gni my CON-
missions my funk srnf them home, and ior Heaven
rake the news OF my rash oct with a. much
| a.ntsnew povibsc.
hays a number Of certificates Of mining stock 10 my
| iruDk--scll thrm you The amount may 6efrsy
tna erpanscs of my funeral Thts latter will be yonr
power attorney for dong The lame. take my cap
| INTO the unknown future without mlsrlylng J ana
\ tirrd-I am discouraged FREDERICK WELD
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


Jersey Wv.
IsI PEInoLxrn sruassn QtprIos--Nr. T. Vain.
tine supersisodcni Of the oil depot ferry
~s arrested yesterday forenoon and taken before the
Recorder the charge u storing pssrolssm within tbs
iils Of the city, IN violation % The ordinsnce IN res
ton thereto. Mr. Valentino took shelter behlsd the
Erie Rsi~sy Company ~hose servant he cisims 10 be
and tho will BE- called for hearing this forenoon
long detaie TIL. question toos place M. last
NEE ins % tas Common Council, without any raisfse
Sory result
AySusrrsvr ~ purrr snrsrp- -shsrir Msrrsiss
yesterday sppanied coostabl~s RieLsrd Onsio. ADD
Alexander Nocoy Dep1iy sheriff for Hadaon unity
Ysscss Bnws,s oospCcron ASH P.ssrsoTp =
The force % ssamps y ve,, po-srfai, sad dlsis.
Cilshed morzia. ssa The uush of the sssrs appears
every day Ts dsus~ fare tho eity fs.ifosts
Sev rort engendsrrd many bet contest u isis BE-
tws@n pss~ns~vr and eosds,iorS. and thr rersd
question \ sbowiag - head tbs tLis sfs ~ tho
.aisr A sDs4saaf ~ Berssn nor@ nsn.sd rious.
a1fAvH thHt - hsf tfeH ylgifniiy atsA0ted by a
pa-~aEsr rsmsi 10 sau, q Iiaisps c''y ~hg rfas<d
10 pag tba Required lNr. ~ hDii, N tgrn. ~.
sndayit that - vas tie sictr ~ srss0ss s@aqk ~
The eouaaei0 800 dr-g - Tim from he Eat u ~
farther sraex ~ sans ~ Tho he'd. ~hsh ~ shsssv
vas thrown ~ us conS.rirf, WafraEN wsm tss~i
70 ibs arrest q BIB, and ,cy gave bsa sppsas
tnaL
uadsss City.
rns RirLnoID cSeSIso AossBrsr~-u ~n ~ fssasa.
bred TIA, M u % rsn shows sBlsi ~
osonotTe a. ffsspsei street sfossssg N JsrseJ cay
ihs Csvonsrs JgTy rearuea rsreai q nurs@s axait.i
ihs Pfed9rnt sEd rggsfihtnd~ht x ~ 80
Jss~sy Esairaf conrsny mo nscss~ry wsrfnsis
ssfo iwsss ara srycd, aud NJ Jscs@n gave bsi ~
sppesFsnet 90 The par u the o4npssy Tie Oysg and
Tsfnrntr Coar cosef W. term ysstsrfty ADD Fett
has n~~a ns1~ On the " fhs Df2at gsfy II 4.
tbssslose eoesesr-d THAI bt a. lnd~sssnt ~il ~
fsrhisbsd. snd ns csas Ia practically stsed
CnsILss1s Bsryrxs Tso Ora rosrsssss " rnr
Pvvn ~ rss Escsns GA rhsnksgrbg bar ksgiss
Conr~sy W !, " Wet B0tssss, oil re.s tssns
cssnpsny M a ~ usspa ctr 70 f.sa w srt~rn.ni
tbs psres % tkss s~F~nss sngsss Nti<r wiH ~
fksysn ~ TOE sr sfse1 difsttsn, snd ths habssl
nssws s~soAes viil 4~tas f<sgs have
As~<dy besa nads % 80 fssqiL
Newark.
AtfscsD Aocyvrlcs - htHturs assfsrn --psrs
wss 90 @,onrhs. ~ Leases Bsrriil. who -ni D. ".
rsmt~ssa. fssp1 ssisy u issnss~fsiss 10 NE
Ka~r e>sn a. 20 IA. s.asna sss ssasss~s 10 ave
GEAR. ss.s Pss~1. ~ ~ nsrssr u Sss12s sses>d
yrnr kss f.siy Leo 10 ss~us sf,sf sl.6,nx
% s~ssvs %, s~veri ro.tis wt@s sr-ssf Ne "a
oo.kss sss usis>a ss.sss ssHssn. ~ ssusg sss~A
10 ths sssy<~ ss<ss 10 ssssn<a r~s.@ a 5esvsss~x
- - lsss0sSy sssse - n6eD = - sssssB M
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rM pvsT mnet flnr,rssi At srlnex ,
TO rHs xDrros or rms HrrAlp.

svxuos D. Bnix Hotss, Nov 90 isss
In ,bs HSnnp of yesterday Solved, under The rr.
nature u sTsspsysr,r . oompisift a The daily sais
sncns Al . place kssva - sssioa "a. sns~ ths nee
House What Taxpayer informs ysa AMI The rssasrs
o. me HssALD u equally trra an 10 ,hs bsht u
esrns II ne above osaos s~versi times ssrnx ns ssy
and psnss issasss 80 10 every ssAscs en- csupsrs1
70 vsa Esn avs 10 tee sssstss, ssia ,hs ssrss sss
throssb uith shsis p.~ssans ulsS4ts eth NE ssm~n
~ho call there Zoe lAss answers V sisnonsi sdssr.
us-nssnts. Ne, os 10 sss TIE cisrxs thsns~Ivsa Ia
tfus fcsn1sd 3tssn psssyrs WAITING - tb~ e~nsis
nsn's ~inf0u y - ssrvs<, b~s ss<h cosA - v
D1nlDpA - 0Dsnn1n6s1 M ~ - ~ y
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SUICIDE OF FREDERICK WEED.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TSt Mx YORK HERALD.

A Nephew Of Thurlow " eed Take. His LILO
=, salt Lake city, I,ah-i.ettrr Espiaiai"s
tlse Rash Act.
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waiting impndence and insult sure 10 be rvm nv
the clerks and All aaslstants station has long sssn
. puisanoe and 10 " the appointed meeting Ma. he
twsea tmprepcs parties trust postlnasesl viii
look wall Into the matter aad the clerks or asisans
do not attend 70 their duties better MI their PAGES
with those who Will JUSTICE
, 1866-03-23
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
""QANH&V.s1 00EU 49,
SENATE.

E1NAlL.
Mr. SUMNER preten,cd the petItIun OF white
and col0Tcd ciuzcus Of Penutylyapsa aeking Con-
Erces to force The guarantee Of Repuh.Ican form,
ot government In the lately rebel states- It VAS
Nj. YATES m. excused, At his own rcque4t,
from further tc1Ttce On the Committee or Pen.
Nj. CLARK presented the petition Of the officers
o. q taying. tank in Manchester, New Hampshire,
asking that deposits in such hanke be exempted
IL. ANTHONY, from the COMMITTEES On Print
ing, reported. without amendment, the resolution
for r7pupE b,0o0 copits Of The SPECIAL rcpor. Of
the leycrne Commissioners.
OF The COMMISSION had been prInted.
NJ. SHERMAN sAid 1t had not. Nj. uayes, Of
Chicago. had made report in f7yof OF ta11nc
febt, md thsr hsd moi been printed. !. "a. var
On ipo;son @ Of MT. liz 6ESDnIcKs, it, - sesoiatlon ID
Nas 60 amended as to lnc.nde Ms. Haycs' report,
Mr. HOWE. from the Committee On the Library,
reported bill to transfer the library TO The lbsarJ
Of Congress, and askcd for its immediate consider
On motion Of Ar. SUMMER, it was latd oyet for
The present and ordered to be pdnted.
Nj. SUMNER introduced reto1uton INSTRUCT
e1pediency Of 20 amending ,the 1ulernal Resenne
act a. to permit disabled soldiers Of the Enion to
pet1dle, without paying the license nov required
bylaw Tne RESOLUTION W. e adopted: ,.,,,s,..,
yesterday 10 grant the use Of fhe Senate chamber
10 Nm. McWel,ing, refugee from Texas Tor tne
delivery q lecsure ne1t Tuesday evening. The
if Isisa sse iiss IT, uP is Bill .so,.hn the
Southern JUDICIAL Distinct at California, and The
MGteTn Jndicsal Dit.rict OF LoalG1ana. and making
,o1n1n, ~, Iespectirely, one judicial District. Tae
NJ; Bn0wS called mp the bsl, to authorize the
st Loait, which WhF nassed
, 1866-03-23
TIE FENIANS,

4 British. OMeer Compromised with til.
lctaiauH-E1 ore Troops 10 be Called fol
Troops Moving to the Front
Rou%c'H Point the Objective Point
EnthuAIas1l Of Volunteers, Etc.
NEW 1oRK, March ga Toronto letter sayi
Co. Lowry. of the 4Nh Infantry, is discovered Il
b. compromised with Sweeney. and 1t IS eTen hint
ca thaf he has nccePted the command Of brigade
rom the later.
New TonK, March 2a.-Ihe Her1krs Toronto
special FAYE the 1umor gains strength that 10 OK
menf. At Montreal yesterday. policeman fired or
lon1e pcleone, thinking they we're Fcntans. No.
body vas hurt. Though thefc IL not downright,
not over. Some denons,ratjon Is looked for from
ac1oFs the line !ciore long and In consequence The
volunteering and drilling aze uninterrupted. Greal
enihus'a.m r manifested az by The foscea.
fhp,1ty, that the Canadsnn Government hare n.
ce1ved ofegt Of ore hundred aud eighty thousand
men for service IN The 1cld. Orders hare 1ast
try districts 10 move 10 the frouf, and to-day the
S,Eaiiofd volunteers moved Of. going AZ far aa
ChArham. L Is reported In otclsl circles that the
tAnS hare resolved 10 make an attempt 10 enter by
basc OF operations.
The ATald's .ionsrea1 special says the excite
uent has almost disappeared here, although few
posnts on tho frontier ssI keep 1. up. Volunteers
snow much enthusiasm In all ,parts Of Lower Cana.
a.oss 6op,py GS .s
it, employees tnio de.ens!ye corps. In all parts Of
Canada. Fully 1o,ooo troops weke here to-day on
parade: 1hs expense Of the y e. Canadian Gosss9msat
l1eved that the present force will coon be relieved
BY new men 10 be called out
The Feufan Genital Council held meeting yea
jus: a1slved nom Ireland vas present, and tie ds
lilerntlons eaEd 10 have had references to an I'M
mediate movement aGatnst the British Govern
, 1866-03-23
FROM .EUHuI'E.


THO Atlantic Telegraph Cable to be
LnId in Juno Ncxt-Thc TariJamet-
xary nnd the Reform, txua{-Snr,c,u,t.x1
Rupture Of the 1us<e'i mtni.try-
Cont1hheo Feniau Arfett%-.ME*cel-
1nnennk-&:corEe Sanders AAtIs Re.
lea.e n Bankrupt.
.s: SEw YONG: ~ Aacsh s-Ihs royal mail steamer
Austsatan. 1 Capi. LoeR. Nnsch failed ifom Liver.
Peg @ u ohe oesoeK IN the afternoon o. INC 1ph;
81. mon mo1niSs: W ''' '''D " '''''''' '''''eo
The City Q! Baltimore reached Liverpool about
town At midnight on the 9th.
Inc tn,tfd states steamer Canandaigua Iel1
sn VI toe eln u aseo los Inc Eotsn OF IT,
ihe sh.,eho,da,. oy ,he a.,rctrc 7,.,.,-.,h f.o,.
pany uuan.mousiy adopted Tesolu,ions app,oyiac u
Ame,ican Txiecr.ph Cnanany' lar 1sriov H. cshSe
thst year TnNaId. ~ hanrra 1nIIe. III nT es1!
a1e beng mtuuiactused ntr Meek. md ia lat lat
10 leave Sbec,neea. Undi,n1ni,hed ermtdenee r.
reueraily exp:csaed IN lis snerVss -
In 1he Hopse Of Cormout. the Parliamentary
vote bill was read eecond tine, after Dtsraci ha3
fhe 9Th o. ~ n. =, nnf1 ~ s, nn msSs az
tcknowledre siierisnce to heT Tnccr. eoT 1'A
pane.a nsGs oasene'eu y a.,' na
f. anI,ousir aTsstef "41@eN4'"'' VI '1e 1'On'
Tbr III VII Gcsrty< a.=nr,., II rr,+,,r ,b.. +to
Russell Ministry rapti rooa dissolve vhcthcr de- de-.
In ir7.1 tetcs " ts,n,,n, MJ. u.
.r"s, .s...s' o.s. s1ans Wy, ~ Gl.y VIZ ln.n -.
nnaeron. NM t,sn w"n ez E.ssa se Gr ,.t ~
nf,s- i.n1j<, sas sa Me- a' Sv1k last
Soissinn.ra a. nnn~-a.,,1. .a1 hac eu"s eon
T4s,o ~ - T.r;o. r4naa nase ~ - IssI
s,erheuaun,. nv h ear1 r ~ 1aS 1sau Isnes 49,
~ y, - s.,s r. uai y 'Sis asItn5 G'E4pGa hon
and Ss.. ~ ~ tH 1h porJ oee'e ocn FIJI In O1on'
The *, rt-,,. ~ -.,..,r. - ~,
vii r. MIA -, E.ri ~ -. 1s,h LIZ
Tne Nsnt ar Fs.ne. nv us Sains dnr,,,, tho ...
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L1rEnrogL- March 1.-THE steamer Atlantic,
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