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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-09

| am looking, said the great John Howe,
dying, for eternal life, not as a profitable
servant but as pardonsd sinner,
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DENTISTRY,
G., II. sALZMAN
III, MI, SHAW,
DRUGGISTS.
CIR. McCULLOCH,

nEALER in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils varnishes Dye-Stufs, Glass, Books. Station
erJ Wall Paper, Fancy Goods, &c &C. No B. Bueklands
old Block, FREMONT, OHIO.
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HI. EVERETT,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, and So.
"A icitor in Chancsry; win attend to professional bu-
6iness in Sandusky and adjoining counties. OFFICE,
escond story Buckisnd's NEW Block.
FREMONT, OHIO.
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3. RICKLANn a SONS.

nEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils Va-nishes, Dye-Srufs, Glass, Books Station
s13 Wall Paper, Fancy Goods, &C., 80 No. Bnckands
old Block, FREMONT, OHIO.
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y. M. COREY. Md.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. oTFIok-up-stairs
Il over Lesher's Hat and Cap Store, next door &c
ShsW's Dental Once,
Fremont, OHIO. loc;2o'e5.1
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y. R. BARTLETT,

A fFOREEY AT LAW, has resumed the practice Of his
"A profession in Sandusky and adjoining counties-
Once In Buckls1ds new Block. Rooms State Street.
opposts the Croghan House,
FREMoNf, OHIO. 97yI.
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H. w. WTNsLOW
JOHN Il. GREENK
M EDIcAL,

% W. UhUAT, M. d.,
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. Ohice-in YaIleite's
Blcck. Hcuse-hrst door South Of Tschu ny's Cab
met Rooms, FREMONT, OHIO. Cjsn1'65
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-09

A TroRNEY AT LAW and Notary Public Insurance
n Real Estate and General Collecting Agent for ali
kin1s Of War and Patent Claims.
CLYDE, OHIO,
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H. F.RAKER. MD.

DHYsIcIAN AND SURGEON once Minis Block
over Psrry Closes Grocery store,
FREMONT, OHIO. - ll5F
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C. w. PAGE,

A TTORNEY AT LAW once in Buckland's Ne,
n Block, FREMONT. OHIO. [s5yi.l
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JAS. HI. FOWLER
j. X. HORn.

A TT0KKEY AND ooUNsKLLoR AT Law, and Cen
N erAl Claim Agent. Once in Garvina Block
FREMONT, OHIO. T3Syl1
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T.~O1G n.
LEGAL
John hi. LEMMON.

OOAA4N 4NAs AzA54A4UONe
A Tr0RNEY AT LAW and Notary Public. Also an
thorEsd age7t for collection OF al kinds Of Niltsry
Bounty, aud Pension Claims,
= GLIDE, OHIO. 44y1
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what France Thinks.

DiscoNrENr AT SArOLkON's POLICY
PARIS April 20j ccfrssp ondcnce OF London Times
The public discomfort " great and not without cause
The possibility Of between two great Powers OF
Europe would alone sce to nnessiness: BIZ nis
tofi8sss agprdraed " ne ooarisfo~ ereyv me pos
s>sd of fhot 70 ne cHip1b> rs.cs n Ne fenct prev
pf IA, loses ksA hare oiycody ercsyred IN ne t'sos
oidl ,eoyid uAct ,,psr,d ~ be rey great ore
70 bs sscriI>d There may he emigration 10 this,
but ID h. certain that an Immense amount ~ capital
had been inv esfed IN and industrial ind CONNER
csl enterprises, Tor the snccrss Of which pes6 "
necessary Those vho embarked In them dd 20 epcour
aged and even melted by the goveDneni IN the full
confidence that the peace ~ Europe would not be
broken The panic thai followed n one Of the eonse:
quences OF uncertainty 70 the imperial policy, ami
tbose who are toe sufferers feel that hoe ossss cannot
be compensated by any territorial sggrsndixcoest Prus
sa may have offered 70 pay for French fofbcsraDce u
IN o. this moment whcn a coston seems imminent.
that the public who persuaded that absolute neu.
irality tbe part OF France the wsed and ssfes
policy ind out that they led into srof thai there
-a toe much Of reservlng liberty OF sction
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caution In every quarter AZ showing that while the "a
dtion Of the commerce OF the werid In when
France always has her due share, only wsS-
raned the lower terms, there were people here
Who in order carry exceptional operations,
were wiling 10 pay anything. Possibly the ia
yestlyallons into Barned's failure viii show that
the course company has not been 30 bad M that
Of others who have previously succubed aud IL seems
hard to preach severe lesson al the moment OF msoI-
tune; bat IL is only ct such times that the public VIII
take heed, and nothing moro desirahle In con-
with finance than that they should be brought 70
thorough recognition OF the real character of the den
Quences through which alone. putting aside great ron
berries political COMMISSIONS, II 10 possible Tor bank
ing rtoppage 10 happen.
hIst dividend OF "a. sd in the pound has been de-
oisred by Mr. Whitney. the official lquidator, on Tho
claine which have been proved against the London,
Hamburg and Continental Exchange Bank uimitedl ana
an eVucaton Ia about 10 10 made 10 the Judge 10 sanc
lion call ON the shareholders OF $40 per share THIS,
although the first call made under tho winding np van
be the third call payable by the shareholder within the
welyemonth two having been made Jns prv, oosy 70
the s,oppsge Of the bank which became due afterwards
Il ~ PRINCIPALLY out Of the proceeds OF these thai me
present dividend has boon declared
ran LATEST MARKErl
LONDON Aprii 21-Evenlng.
Consols sIis SIX for money. They opened lower,
but rallied 10 the above figures 49,, -
United states Ave twentlss, f0k 70&; Illinois Gen.
tr,l, 50 500 Erie shares, say
IIvEnrooI, April 2l-Evcnng
Corov --Saes day TO- 900 batos nj yesterday im-
Ovement and including 90 70 speculaors and "s-
porters hiddling uplands Is quoted 1slsd aNAsh
BnEkDsIuffs are Inactive.
PaOyIioSs dull
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Peace Ideas Prevalent for . Time.
Tho dispatches from Germany for the day next amer
the sailing of the Hbernan reported that the belief in
pacific solution Of the Austro Prusslan difficulty daily
grew stronger.
special Vienna telegram OF the l9h OF April to the
London Times says:-lt Ia now highly probabe that
peace will be maintained between Austria and Prussia.
The note purporing to 10 the reply OF Austria to de-
spach from Earl Russell is pure Invention The Aus
tran government has received such despatch that
ascrbed to che English Prime Minister.
According 10 Berlin telegram, IL Yves considered
likely that Austria would make concessions TO Prussia In
the question of disarmament, and was asserted that
she had entered upon mere concihatoy line OF policy
These pacific rumors were, however, subsequently de-
MED and II asserted that Austria had addressed
fresh despatch Of perempory character TO the Prssisn
government and that Count Bceredi, President OF the
Austrian Ministry OF State had rendered his resignation
Popular meetings. at which war was strongly denounced
continued 10 be held in various parts OF Prussia
Vienna telegram OF the Goth OF April says:-The TO-
ply Of Austria the Pruasian despatch OF e 10Th inst
forwarded TO Berlin yesterday II IL said TO be OF
purely formal but peaceful characi containing propo
for the simultaneous reduction 81 the austrian aud
Prpssian military establishments to peace footing at an
carly and hYed date days journals state that rum0rs
Of arrangement alleged 10 have been come
between Austria and Prussia, whereby the former
Power engages TO demobze her troops by te 25th aud
the latter by the 26th Of April The accuracy Of this re-
port Ia not vouchcd for.
The ministers of the various Middle German States
were about to hold q conference at Augnstcnberg In
order 10 consider the question OF reform IN the federal
constitution.
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yhs s.sa Csn.t.

APPROVAL on m. SriT'f..
Tho text Of Tho bITa signed by ho sultan conforming
the SHek maritime cnp.i ~ ~ ioODwg:-
MtRcn 10 1906
JlIu 'rogs olncal, I.na1 ps.ha NiecrDy ~ Egyld,
holding TIC rank OF rid N2icT and decorated WITH The
Orders u the aud Acd dc oT The nat ei1fs IN
bria L.srie realization OF the Tcat Won lsst ned 10
give frth facilities ~ cofiinervc md navigation NJ TIC
ruiI nf canal betv tho Nod tcrrau ami ur Rod
Sea- ls.ng OF The iGGst important events oi Va age
OF vi aud rioslefs rsnfsfsEcea have taken p,r Tor
eosnc a WIN The company W.T. ch reks refins.D
10 e,ecats that work aud they have tuxt cndct ~ a
c1nforiDabl. for tbs present md "a. iunrr, 20
the acred rights Of the Porte Won 10 thoe OF ,bs
E.ypton government. lie corifaci, o. when ttah-
I1on OF the srtes Is annexed, has been drawn NJ SAD
sgnel by the fgy ptisn GOV Tnmcnt oonl0ny Win tho
Tepr sentative OF The COMPANY u has been snb itind
10 our imperial sanction ana eftcr bay 2 read I, We
have gwen toll assent Here follow liceons'i'lon
crf,oj III. Ircacnt lrpsn cAssnsiiuG nom Ohr i'm
pers dvaD Il issued With tho effect OF giving our aJyc
reign authorization 10 the executions of tbs canal ~ TIC
said company the condition.. stipulated N tins ron
tract we'll NJ the regulation Of an the acc ores
according 10 that AGREEMENT and 10 the acts ana conyen
toi.7 Inscribed and da mated u, and fonDn a
ts. -su thereof
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then BY means Of universal suffrage permitting the
dDches 10 decide for themselves what shall be their
fseis one which wiz do msch toward giving her the
sympsthies Of Germany and Europe. 49,.
After this whatever DISASTROUS results may ensue must
b laid the door Of Bsmark; for unless he is deter
mined push his project Of aggrandzemsnt spoudnes,
he had better opportunity TO avoid war and settle
the question Of the duches than by accepting the fair
proposition Of Austria His acting otherwise will add
also strength the belief thai secret treaty exists be-
tween Prussia and Italy, by which In the event Of war;
the guarantees her material aid for the conquest Of
veneta and the other for the annexation Of the duches
This would be soy role for Italy to play 70 politically
one people for the sake of freeing and adding
her own family another. Politics, like misery indeed
make strange bedelows; and the rumor Is revived TO-
day that Austria bidding higher than Prussia and viii
make Italy friend and an ally by the REIMBURSEMENT
Of the Venetian territory. Matters must come 10 head
long; this OF notes cannot last forever, and
things seem TO have about reached their climax.
The indeed will doubtless decide the question
Of peace war for Europe.
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Tns Cshinss s,Mi ~ Dsng.r.


The amendments Of LORD Grosvenor 70
mains unasssiied, and we warranted IL believing
urasai,sble II H. indeed, unfortunate ss Mr. Gregory
yesterday remarked that the profeesod intention OF M
Isyard 70 refute the arguments Of Lord stanley shoaid
have been dlssipsied. since bound 10 courtesy
20 believe that tho Jnder-secrctsry for Foreign
Affairs had reason 70 think he could accom-
piish what no else has attempted, and
what he himself wrs In fat forced by circumstances 10
dooine. Mr.. Coleridge also acknowledges that there
somQ. substantial truth la Lord stsneys arguments,
and--cloqucut siience-contents hiHg-if with the
acknowledgement. Mr. Gregory himself however, seems
scarcely have mastered the strength OF Lord fanleys
argument The suggestion that the officially Of the
present situation night be met by reading the FraDehse
bin second time and then Introducing the Redstfibu-
ton bin and passing them both poi passs N open 10
the conclusive objectcD, admitted by hnsrf tat II IN
iropyaotcsble. The government have unSappi's placed
themselves in the position which, A. NJ Hofanan re-
minded the HoGfc, too accurately described BY hr
Gladstone They have broken down their bridge and
burned their boais. Nothing IS c.t then now but
honorable II tsrdy capitulstion. Perversey they
adopted and peFsisanily they have msntaned posi-
ton absolutely indef ns.blc Nothing h possible
but the path thev have uradvisedy taken 10
FREQ themselves the fatal Influences 60 woace they
have Yielded to proclaim Ineligible aud CON piete
programme of the future and to appeal Tor support, not
ambiguous reputation, bal definite principles
Let them do this and there III be none glad 10
welcome their repentance than the liberals who
reluctantly forced remember that their G, duty n IN
their country and a. thor party let them persist in
The III ised they have adopted and tho rert
must fatal themselves and nay be productive or
incaculatie Injury 10 the country.
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GEORGE PEABODY's FAREWELL.

M Peabody took his departure from England on the
Scotia. To the latest moment he 10. greeted si,h
respectful and complimentary sdeas by she people
among whom he lived for 30 long spuiod.
CIVIC COMPLIMENT TO TIM AMERICAN rBiLASrRrO.
Pisr-HE DISTRIBUTES TBE PRIZES AT TINE WORK
ING CLASSES INDUSTRIAL ExHfBrrios-sPKbcHu
or THE LoRD MAYOR OF LONDON And M. Pa
From the London Times April 1871
Yesterday Mr. George Peabody, the eminent henefsc-
ball. accompanied by the Lord Mayor aud the Lady NAY
Dress the request of the managing committee 70 Dis
81 Working Glasses Industrial EthibVn. which hAs
been held there for some weeks The ceremony took
pmops whom were msuy Of The psnc.pai ei,Issns AID
the hall illuminated for the occasion and 'ssefnly
dcoors,ed with tanners on arriving Al the nav NJ
ing taken tesi assigned TO him on Che right Of
the Lord Mayor, ON the platform nj the east
epd of tho building. the Honorary Secretary read
= report whsS stated thai tho aggregate admissions
on payment daring the thirty ave days the exhibition
Sren 81 .bs s.r.n, wsra ana IA, sehoo had Waited The
exhibition free The number % prizes awarded BY adIu
dlcsic chosen by the exhibitors ias. Of which 70
NUMBER Of exhibitor was SAL exhibiting s2i articles
81 only of which we're ineligible for przse No pines
had been given awards made but 20 the .etus pro
ducers Of the articles exhibited in conformity with rule
laid down by the committee.
The Jonp kAyos, addressing The meeting sad " there
thing than another that could aid usre and
Of their honorsd and ds,InguIshed friend M George
des,cd 70 him for bis presence on The occasion fbsr
friend had released oil Invitations Of late bat he had fet
,5, s sI s. @ ~ ssa s
q remark which he had heard Mr. Peabody utter IN se.
ference TO somethiag else within The last bali hour
he said the ruling passion OF his life hsd been that
every should 90 where duty called him ebesr.h
and he took that 70 mean thai he fen that shsr he
soaSry % sm w.. =. auy s s'I r. 10
ancient city 70 take his farewell Of those whom he nov
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o., paris Cossespoadenee.

PANs, Ap1I 70 Is56.
<sssds If xwsss and PrussA--Chancs Of Wa in
Germany &C.
Tbs sort Of ultinAfum which Austris sent 70 Prussia
Asmandins her Disarmament has bpn answered by the
latter Power In the sane scheoIbc> manner In which
saAirs have thus FAR been carried en- with you're
another" n not Prussia that lie armiHz o. moi she
sever thought Of snch thing and she did, would
~ only for defencs against the enormous preparations
for war which Austria making Austria has done more
10 herself right fbs record by the respenss wsfh
Ass been msde 10 shs coKesiory despatch Of El RaA
s than BY any step she hiss taken since the war cloud
nsss began 70 gather This apparently frask and loyal
GDeonsns-dsnyuy Tor berseh any desire FOR territorial
eoUandssneat; proposps . withdrawal q bosh the
Assssies 40 Frpsss sn.@ GsVn Nc dssbsW, sss
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tho nrs motion day Of term, 10 sss his iordship 70 M
day for the trial
SRI wlds-There was NO order that the case
should this term the forms Of the order were
simply that the should stand over
Mr. Hsrrison-That IL 40, no doubt and We now ASK
your iordship 10 Or the trial for the l<sh OF May
Sir J. p Wilde--I do not propose 20 take any jury
this al ALL The would not be uied THIS
term In any case because all the probate Jury cases
stand before H. nope however TO get through all the
nonjury cases tins term Have you anything " ask IN
che matter, Queens Advocated
The Queens Advocate---No, NV lord we have nothing
20 suggest and wish to interfere With your ordships
arrangements
Sir wilde-Then the case win stand in IL order,
and will bs taken Immediately after the probate Jury
Cases think however there Is 70 be any application
for further postponement the part Of the Attorney
General that the petitioner ought 10 have notice Of such
now.
The Queens Advocate--we do not intend TO apply for
any further postponement
The case viii accordingly come in Us order on The
list
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nsiy ssshins Rsasy.

The ksriss9e NJ Genoa, sayss-we ieasn thst the
Msisef Of Marine hes just spled orders Which indicate
extraordinary activity
Admiral fsrrsuo has bees appointed oommandss Of
AIbini he's been appointed second N command The
Arnamsnis Of The navy ere pushed ~ yh great scsv
w. Among sbe orders i1acd 70 one fos hnssssisG sns
nAyal levy
M Htehs, OF Naples says thai The naval establish.
m sut Nsss bed ysossd orders 70 prepare foS yee ma
nsni q ~ ~ Nh2olaDe yo9sh u VI m090R
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The British ArtssSerssy.
ARREST ov THE SOC OF YknR CHANGED Win
HOBBgRY.

fTrom the London Telegraph, April II.
Exnss Nsxcom.n King the son' OF viscoaut Loon,
charged AZ Tsdcsstes With stealing eight gold seals
e,ld watch gold lookc' gold snunbos. ss1ver pen
Slcase nlagrec fan, gold Limbe, several msdAlons,
and an ivory box the property % Captain Oliver OF Bol
ton Pssry, Yosk appears that young KING, and
some time pat been residing for educational purposes.
with clergyman York aud tina, they formed the
aeqoslnsncs o. captain Oliver ro' so,ae oss pnr
having been stocn and he called the police 10 make w
aurss Tho servants were cramilsd BOT = was evident
that they we're innocent Handbls were then pnntod,
Offering q reward sna siversnith % York gave such
information led 10 the apprehension Of vsoorni lr.
ton son 10 seems thst occasion, being ia York
with M Dudley ward he persuaded that young gentle.
man 10 sell sold snur boz aud gold watch Tor him,
which he descbrd as heirooms bn. sAd hs was dstsf'
mined 70 get rd Of them. Mr. Ward sold them " all
versnllth Tor 1l0 S.
various ARTICLES we're found in Mr. Ksgs pc's.,sIon.
United hin Tor ,si b., allowed him 10 60 90, on ba
In his evs recogpilAncea OF fioo aud t~o snfe OF Aso
each.
10 rHn Eproa - rHy Losros TusrshrH
ny aiani'on hes been called 10 q paragraph . yoar
isrssi q .od. sDsss %. hs.s . ss.re c cns,s
taken up Tor stealing dsscnbcd ~ Henry Ernest se~
cosnsn Ring The son of vncoon, Lortcn shsfI feet
whom rsi.rsnes y tina made s 20, my son sepssd
% oath V HE nos bong 20 IN tbs yssr 1850, In prvse
nss., rseora.ssa bis si.in Spes NJ 10 sSy .sy
s@. Dr., your, &c GRrox
Lows, April ~.
arrsx vIcroaIhs lLLsGyp pyf Arfovs.
focsr 90 ynossrp Asp pfvvsfr, Dosh1y, sgal ~
Bssors Or J. y wilde.
Ryr>s % 0s I6svrys 1Sr~si- Tins 10 1t isF'i.
used usdsr tbe Legmscy Decsr~iion Act Of 1859, ~
wbeh ~ pettionf sssks 70 sstAaish tbat Der gtsne.
mother wss lawfully nsuisd 10 he Royal Hshns@ the
late Duke of Camberisnd, and ihst ale Isstaimste
dsecendant " suck marriage
Mr. Bsrrson, 90 the p>r ~ the p~stiorsr. no. 40
piled 10 hs isrdshp " ~ dag which the osss sof
:. :d On N: no q Issas,y a.. .s-s p. .ra. -,
samed for TIE tra N This case bat shorty tfovs us
AAy sbe Attorney osssvs ns6s sypi<snon ihsi ihs
eAse might b. postponed 10 crds that bs mig hsss
urDe y ees up evt4enos an1 male inesrsss On Wst
sppitca<es hb sr1nAV srsssdinGI svtsrs> sAe 80 "
" Adjourned W ne Dvsosss tern Tnst t>ns a. Re -
- ~ u - Dsessos1. ~ ssos bsssss ~ wa -
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the arsenal were actively employed in the manufacture
LATEST FROM AUSTRIA. i.

Latest PROM AUSTRIA.
VIENNA April 81, 1850.
Al the next stting Of the Federal Diet the communica
ton WILL ID said be made, announcing that the ques-
ton Of disarmament 10 In . fair way for settlement
The Vienna Journals resssert pacific arrangements be-
tween the two countres The Austrian representative
in the Frankfort Diet has made declarations Of peaces-
BILE charntef
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Sentence or tho Murderer OF the Dssr'"S
Family.

PHLADElrHIa, May ]. 1889.
Antoine Trobst this morning sentenced TO DO hung
for the murder OF Mr. Dscring. Hc recoved ms seu
,ence without any visible emotion and made no remarks
The day for bis execution will bc fixed by the Governor
oftL La
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W. chshs. Dfiioa has bssa pAying r~y ssscs~.el
sstsesmss AZ thu r1.s,ss Pa, orsrs Houss Ne .p-
yss .. NE - LssiI op<fs nosss. ssa sIsEs Nsv
fmk
rlsr-isy. Nay Ia -~ann shsnsis NJ App~~r In rsSsu
s~sss nsy u ssa ~. 10 nsrfess Nay 10. ed u M
sry.i,s Ass1ssy nsy 10 - 10. ssSa H. TsybssrJ
ssssssussA
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ToHosro, @. w., May l. 1900
r. Gu tsn late Of Now York city, VINO a' 'mpted 10
poison uan named McKinnou hero several months ago.
tried yesterday found guilty and sentenced TO h''"p
years imprisonment In the pcnitenttAry.
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TIN REFORM BILL.

The London journals were engaged In warmly dis
cussng the merits Of the new Reform bill during the
adjournment Of the debate There was deal Of srgu-
ment pro con- and impression prevailed that the
Russell Cabinet was in danger