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nsTEyery coin collector knows

na~Every coin collector knows the
rarity of the "Washiugton cent" Such
a coin was struck, bearing the head of the
first President but, by the order of
WASHINGTON, the die was destroyed, and
the coin was never issued. Look at our
greenbacks, aud see how one denomina-
ton bears the face of our late lamented
Lincoln and another denomination the
open countenance of the carl -the-next
-presidentialrace Chase, and how both
these bills were made to be million-repea.-
ing advertising labels to keep those two
men in the public mind. Tho Second
Washington" and the would-bo third
Washington were surely less modest than
the FIRST, who was "first in the hearts, y
aud rot first and last in the pockets Of
the people. The next thing, Doctor
Butler will be out with national (cur.
reucy) bottle.lable for the small beer he
brewed, at the national expense, at The
Bermuda Hundred.-Lancaster InteNt-
gencer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-09

SGs-Tho Connecticut Republican State
Committee have issued an address of the
most radical character, to tho people. -
1t is sort of boiling down of all the mis-,
representations of the Democratic party,
that Stevens, Sumner, Forney, and other
worthless of that school have been dealing
in, during the present session of Congress
and the boiling withal displays so much
bad temp>r and passion, that one is con-
strained to believe the cooks to be very
mad, CT very crazy--a little ofboth il
muy be.
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The ILLUSTRATED PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL FoF
MARoH-Contains Cornelius Vanderbilt, Hon
Ezra Cornell, Prof. Mapes, Frederick Bremen
Lavater, Las Casas, Sir John Wesley and Jon
athan Edwards Talent and Genius Extra
ordinary Prediction Ghosts Origin of Coal
Varieties of Sheep Iron, its uses Putting OF
a Bad Face ;-Tribulation Trcpd, and Mr.
Hopeful The Jew Love and Lovers, The
Philosophy of Engagements; an Excellent Mum
Der, only 20 cents or $500 year. Addres
FOWLER & WELLS, 3s9 Broadway, New
York.
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THE JOHNSON MEETYG.-Do not forget the
johnson meeting at Abingdon, to morrow,
(Saturdayi) from present indications the turn
out will he large. Let all who are in favor
of the Presidents reconstruction policy, and
his veto ofthe Freedmcn's Bureau Bill, be prompt
in their attendance, SO as to show the radical
faction in Congress that it is the President poll
cy, and not theirs, Which the people endorse.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-09

THE CIRCUIT CouET.-The Circuit Court for
Hartford County adjourned on the goth of Febru-
AIRY, 10 meet again on Monday, the 18th March,
when Judge Evans will hold special term for
trial of cases in which Judge Price is disquai-
fed.
1t is understood that no cases will be tried on
Monday, and that the presence of the Jury will
not be required before Tuesday, the 9Th instant
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MEDICAL CAAD.
DIR. w. w. VIRDIN, JR.
OF BALTIMORE.

UF BALTINUKE,
nESIRES to acquaint the residents of HAIR
IL FORD and CECIL COUNTIES especially,
that he has arranged to permanently locate at
the BELLS FARM, near Lapidum, in Hartford,
for the purpose Of practicing medicine.
He proposes to be resident there by the first of
May ensuing.
An active practice Of several years elsewhere,
and graduation in the School of Medicine of the
University of Maryland he offers as pledges of
professional qualification. For personal charac-
Ter, be refers TO many friends of past years i'll
the vicinity, and to the wide ncighboring ac-
quaintance of his Father, Capt Virdin.
nh9-2m:*
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n9-The "Egis' has a more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men of
Hartford, than any other paper in the county. No
stock Hospita' or other obscene "Lottery adyeT-
tsemenls will appear in our columns AT any price.
large number subscribers pay for their paper in nd
vance and consequently just cassadversers de-
ere reach. .aa.
The attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
is directed to the above facts.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-09

The ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL
which passed the House on the 9th in
slant and to be acted upon by tho Senate,
contains an item of nearly eleven mil.
lions for the pay of the army; for com
mutation of officers subsistence, one mil.
lion five hundred thousand dollars for
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-09

Aims HOUSE APPoMrMENr.-The County Com
missioners at their meeting on Monday, the I'd
inst, appointed Charles Magness, overseer at
the Aims House.
Mr.. McComas the retiring overseer, has had
charge of the institution for several years, and,
we believe, gave general satisfaction, at least
we never heard any complaint. Mr.. Magness, it
is thought, will also make good officer.
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subsistence in kind for regulars and vol
unteers, five millions three hundred thou
sand dollars; for the Quartermaster's De-
partmeut, about ten millions of dollars.
The total ia about thirty millions Of dol,
| lars,
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To Correspondents,

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the reui Of The author, atten-
ton will be paid TO thcm The real the author
will not b. published unless desired, but we cannot
to insert communications unless know the
writer. .--.. . 4
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NB- Ben. Wade said the principles of his party
were chained TO the throne of heaven, and the
gates of he'll could not prevail against them. If
the gates do net prevail, does he intend to Wade
INF
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FIFTY CENTS REWARD.

RAN AWAY from the subscrl-
81 Der, some tine in January, bound
We Negro Girl, nau.ed ROSE HOPS.
Any person harboring or employing said
girl, will ho dealt with according to law.
MARY A, UENDON.
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PLAIN TALK Samuel Johnson, who
made dictionary, would have said: 81
will not oxpend pulvcrized PARTICLES Of
explosive materials on aqueous and fuga-
cious fowls" Andrew johnson says in
palmer phrase: 81 don't waste pow
des upon dead ducks" We like the
homely phrase the best.-disuity or NJ
dfguity-A9e.
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Bss" Russia wants to borrow fifteen
millions Of rOublcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09
Great Britain.

The Paris correspondent of The LONDON Times
gives minute account of the circumstances under
which the Emperor Napoleon dispatched Nj. Saiiard
pD special mission TO Mexico. He was burned 10 the
Palace when the Emperor said he wanted him 10 set
ont for Mexico with message ron him 10 MaNlmlan
lie was TO tell Macmillan that he lNapoieoD) coDslu
cred that be had fulfilled all the obligations imposed
op him. ard that the time had now arrived when Max.
imilian must depend upon his own resources without
the help of the French army NJ. SaiaTd asked for
some credentials but the Emperor observed that there
wac no necessity for any documents-al he had to 10
was simply 10 represent 10 Macmillan the converse
tion be had lust had and that would suffice tie recon-
nended nj. Saard, moreover TO lose no time IN set
Ting out Mexico but depart 10y the first steamer
The Iaaess correspondent says
Napoleon never does anything without some good
substantial reason What that IT, in represent
instance, in sending an envoy to Mexico with only
yerba Instructions he himself only knows
The London Times observes that the conflicting ma
lure Of the estimates Of the probable supply Of cotton TO
he received from America this year still remarkable
1t states that Cen sherman who has just been down
the Mississippi 10 Arkansas in letter dated St LOUIS
Jan. 2. TO friend in London. saws:
lyon need not be under any approhenslons as 10 cot
ton, for saw enough 10 satisfy Inc that nearly AL he
sotton land clear and ready for the pow and viii be
growing cotton next year.
The publication Of the full of GordOns tria in
Jamaica caused real Indignation Many journals pre-
claimed that all law violated and that Gordon was
murdered. Even The Tines says that the evidence
il TO regret that Gordon not indicted in reg
MAR form and tried according 10 the forms Of law by
judge and jury.
Sir Edwin Landseer has been elected President OF
The Royal Academy Of Art, vice Eastlake deceased.
Another disastrous coal mine explosion had occurred
near Wigsn Thirty lives lost
Fenian trials and convictions continue daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09
CommereisI Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY NJ ARKET. were steady
and rather hrne The discount the Bank Of England
continued remain al per The supply OF money ia
the discount market continues comparatively large Choice
bills easily negotiated at ns TO one per cent below the
Banks minimum.
AMERICAN sEcuRIrIgs-Mes.fs Sstterthwsite's Creuar
81 the evening the s4h says Since lest the ce lea
enres American securities bave been few trse trans
actions in 80 bonds and demand for Erie shares Tor ship
De doing little or bJsine,s IN these securities.
61n tho week Five-Tweniies have advanced about !,
closing ct 6s4u66l, notw ithsisnding reported large
shipments from New York 70 The Continent Illinois
Central shares continued neglected o. sJ0E! In Erie
shses there have been considerable fcuaOns o. time
akey taken high SO bat lower quotations per City Of
London seriously depressed Tie market id they leave Oh
nearly lower than last week, VIZ. al IS. 03tt some de-
snsnd for Virginia sixts caused improvement 81 81 A.
Bsptic and Great Western sh,res are steady
LIVERPOOL jan d-t OTToN-Ibe BROKEN On usr re
poTs The OF Coon Tor the week at $1,000 taes Of winch
atom TOOK 1880 and exporters 900 baes The
ke has declined ID for American and a. for other doscrp
tions The .ses today iFrdsy) are estimated At 1000
hssi, Of which 500 wele taken b. speculstors
and .bporteTs, The market dosing heavy at the
sfsiI Orleans sid.; Middng Oresrs I9.d Fair Mobile,
" ID midding Mobiles letd. Fan Upsnds, s0sd. Mid
sans pspds isd The stock in port estimated at ~ y"
bses, OF which $4,000 American.
SsAik OF kADk-1he Manchester market inscvs aud
prices Tor eoeds and yaIns tend downward
BRKADsTufFs steedy.
PEov1sIoNs are quiet bat steady
LONDON, Jan. dCoSsofk for money slgagg IS "a. H.
sos t5dC Ere Railroad .tse, ssl6sss Iinoi, Ctntrs
shares s5nSa4.
The bsion in TIE Bsns Eng and la. increased soOo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

ho ne ,Syantsse Over tho wcoy md Gibbs machine IN ne
Character Of tension which the Winco, ina
0ibbs neither rad required II was therefore decioeu t
whether their Indt ftenson be scadjusting or NOT
lsi, ~ sDcroyftL the Coint not sustained Sioo
Il not appear from the tests psce tina, sald eb'on
ei,L,y uniform but that IL req rec senon; and hehCe
ch Il not uniformly alike both sides but more 9i "''
edabe being generally The fs rest the upper side
The stitches W rip ii one s broken or worn on S''
e can be taken out IN mistake is made in placing the
fabric CLAIM Of ,uperioy,sy act susfained.
NorrA variety Of tests were made Ills point each
terminating in the result aud proving concusivey tnst
the Florence seam H rip ii stitch IL broken anu Hneh
more easily than the Wilcox md Gibbs and ti "' W
easily "tasen out when desied
g. Il use. les. thread than other machines of9i~ sue
Ioiaed.
NorE--Ilis cain not tested, me Agent VI e leoA
and bb, machine cocedr9 II. At the same time ne re
marked that the peculiar ordiDg Of ills ann was si lhe
aved IL for had been Gained that the Florence
les, thread than the Wilcox aud Gibbs instead OF n"d
they could have sustained the can-t oehy aSl
"a he claimed hat while the Florence u'e' less read " "
sean Il ,ra.tss still more the ,Rds OF the seam
Q The manner 10 which the threads are drawn "nen
making the stitch dependence being paced upon wa"
coils, every motion being positive snd the -co certainly
and securely drawn tight claim Of sgpero'iy Hos'naHed
NoTg-rhe dsc on Of the judges on tins claim was, tat
the Florence advantage over the WILCOX aO' 'pos
either OF the points named
TO- The Florence il easily menss.dn any hscohe ]" 'e
World Clai, ofuHoio,iiy ~, sn'taHed
The ab.urdty Of this claim Lad hesn alIesoy W
thoro ghy manifested Tia, 10 test wa' onti-' OF ''s""e
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REPORT OF TIE JUDGES.

Il. nc onld, ej ne rahsIair ", The nnden. sped AZ
oned Special Committee 20 rspec The mert' OF thc s-v
,a swim. Machine. entered lor Premiums would aspect
fgy report That Ms,hins. ensred--ihe Nilcot
anI Gibbs aid tie Fioreuce S-vlis aseiines.
n pfoscung the sIsCnaon, IL agreed by N. As.ni'
r.resep,ns c Machine. to r.nder 70 you. Committee.
in Whiting. Tie peculiar ,ois' on which they based e ean
81 porg. sd Ia esins the ma line s.ch point wa to
be taken eptely aud ter AIR tsi 'dudsed to the best
Of our aiy. Zach Agent presented their Slams in due
form copies 81 which vii BE- found he
Yer he Wilcox tnd GLIB, Machine, th0isbte d.,tnci
EN-, made or s superiority, AL Of which were snS
ta'aed Nhrrra, for tie Florence Machine bat 'e we're
II e.ented. fr0 OF which sustained.
AioI thorough and impartial trial your Committee nave
d-clsdo swsTd he Wilcox and ibis Machine the FIRST
PEEsiun the ground Of II. eIcehng the creates,
Der Of points pfsened To the Florence Machine Tor having
the advantage Of reversible feed aud sts tie east
thread We award the Scc5nd PrSaien.
scQ,emh' p 1865. SYDNEY ID. TUcxEHl
l.. 4. tnASPsEr. judges
lOsLPB NHyELock)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09
NlaAical.

LAiricane was performed last night at The
Brooklyn Academy its FIRST representation Id thai
city, and with the same castin every particular Not
vithsisndng the wretehed state Of The weather IN.
house crowded by highly fashionable ana enthu
sisstio audience. The artists acquitted themselves
well.
This evening LAfieaine will be performed ai our
Academy, and TO morrow morning Crispno Ella Comsre
vii bs given at the Matinee which viii commence at
II clock which will be very much to tie convenience
u persons from out ofown The gorgeous decorat ons
which we're 30 much admired The Arion Ball last
night viii b. retained al the Academy daring the per.
fornsnees Of this evening and to.morrow's Meiine6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09
GRAND TRIAL
SEWING MACHINES.
THE
WILCOX & GIBBS
TRIUMPHANT.
IT IS DECLARED THE BEST MACHINE,
Awarded the Highest Premium.
REPORT OF THE JU DGES.
LIST OF POINTS.
OFFICIAL CERTIFIcAT E &.
THE TRIAL.

A, the 9,.,, Union Fair held at leland PAD, between
b.nx and Trey SEPTEMBER 49, 20 a. % and 49, 1865 two
Premiums we're offered Sewing Machines, one foI the
Be Seeia. Machine, and tho other ior The '<'o"g h"
competition being open to The State.
On n. fret dar Of the Fair the Troy Agent OF tine forene.
SEWING Machine Company, having jointly with the Albany
Agent of The ,sme Machine entered or npeiition pup
.hed IN Tie Troy Daily To challenge to Agents Of other
10 meet them ssi Fair arc c0mpefe WIN
them for the Premium.
The challenge accepted by the Troy aud Albany Agents
ofthe Wilcox Gibbs Machine And no other sind oil Sew
ng Machine being in competition was eit Tor these TWO
Machines representing the old double thread locA OF
shuttle stitch dan and the other the new, single thread
tyv,ed .optch ca, by this single handed contest, to
decide the relative merits Of these two da''' Of sewing
Machines.
Tie competitors being Allowed to choose tie Judges ca"
patty selected one tnd these selected thrde OF them
,reeqI uscha.t, and two Of them Serrg Machine efe'
who being approved By the Officers Of the Fair, were
amounted Jadges g., will be ny he oicial Cenc,s
below.
Before Entering upon he Trt tho olow ng Programme
g ccnd ing e was mutually agreed upon between the cor
e.sns snJ sdoped the Judges Each party was to prepare
sud submit the Judges i'' Of the sev'fa po" 81 '>'
on aecoun, u which ,ppero,ity was Claimed These I"a
were 10 BE- separately condsEed thoroughly investigated and
pscay tested by wors done then aud there upon each Of
wa ID ld.,i to excel on that point
II YVES lao s.reed that each party 'hopdbe 1t liberty 20
expose dfr IN tie competing Ma.hre md have Tue ghs
" al yor fdh 70 prove the ssuIe.
Finally ssreed tie. tie ma hine which, II tLo COD
euon o. the d should be found to have tie greatest nun
Ter o. hose ntsr decided in T., favor houd he declared
th. BEsr SEWING MAcHIsr' and srs fdei the FIRST
PiTsIUs
Tie Agents sfs Wilcox and O.tb, Macne were sss ''ed
b, Hr Bailey Of The CoulsDy. general AGENTS. %
Mana.,r 81 tga End tie AGENTS Of the Florence Mac me
by NJ Tucter Of the best Sewing Machine experts m the
eouri, IN tire capacity MI Tucker was formerly con-
ted with hs Florence NsHusetoTy o. en- idnHe' Of tue
ma hne, md probably competent % i'pe'eni ihsr
mac i1e efficiently both n woskn. and IN advocating ii'
claims ~ ally person connected with that Establishment The
f,i Of the .a that tie WILCOX aSD GIBBS Won the
victory md the ~ By tic eEsodirsrr .np'tony OF
lfy Gss pont, decided IN Il, ssan,t 'iro points IN
ls,os o. the Florence.
Fu notes ia.,n Of tie rial Incl dug he pfacLe a.
ts,s nsse no d,c,.ous elected and iho iscs developed
ofths important Il these nos.' vii be found n-
t.ur.t-d g. be two Lists Ct Poiut'Ach Note nlnst
stely .o!os ns the Point % ~Lich - restss-wi'h tie
p.hel - q Judges ,alo between ti- Point ,nd the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09
Latest.

LONDON, Jan. l6.-The cattle disease Is m
.reasng The number Of cases in the weekly return
for The first time exceeds 10000 This number is Tor
she week ending the Goth inst
The Star says that France lately, at the Suggestion ~
&C. believed. OF the Austrian cabinet suggested 10
England the conditions OF anew conference on the
schleswjg- Holsein question Eerl Russell expressed
himself unay orabe 10 the proposition for the present.
unless under certain peculiar conditions. The scheme
for the present. therefore. is at an end.
A vessel has been detained in the Thames on the
Point OF sailing fol- Peru.
TAt Timxs's :" city article says:
IL private telegram from Bombay states that Tie
rate oft1change has suddenly gone MP there but the
cause is not explained. The London discount market
10 WITHOUT alteration. but in the Stock Exchange the
demand for advances yesterday was active.
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EUROPE.
ONE DAY LATER NEWS'
FRANCE AND NEXfCO.
Mr. salleard's Special Mission to
Macmillan.
10 Mere Help From the French
army.
Ehe Spanish Fleet in the Pacific to De
Increased.
poKrLAyp. Me. Thursday, Feb. {, is6

IVhILhND' NM Thu 'O0'' " y
Tie steamship Peruvian. from Liverpool, at
?! oeocs ON the afternoon of the 25tb, via London
sery on he Goth Of January arrived here al quarter
cast O'Clock this morning Her dates ere one day
steT than those. already received
The steamship Belgian, from Portland arrived AZ
Londonderry on the Goth of January.
The steamship Britannia, from New'York arrived AZ
Sreenoek on The 18th OF January.
The steamship Britannia, from NeT'fork 'r'eu "'
Ereenoek on Jan. %.
The Humboldt, from Hamburg Tor Ne"-Aoi1' was al
Samoutb short Of provisions.
Part 81 an American built schooner and cargo Of
tirch had washed ashore at Donegal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

A Madrid telegram says that the news OF
Gen Prim's entry into Portugal had not been Goa
frmed by The Spanish Emeassad9g a. Lisb?p.
This confirmation was iInDatienty Awaited. Ihere
appears 10 be otherwise undoubed confirmation OF the
TACT Il Is stated that when Gen, P,m entered Potu
Re originally set out They entered Portugal without
arms the Portuguese Government having threatened
60 allow the Spanish troops to pursue them shouii they
tross toe frontier armed
Tie spanish Government mas teleGraphed Gen
Zayala Minister Of Marine, 10 hasten his return TO
Madrid in order that he might proceed 70 make AZ
Tangements for increasing the Spanish fleet IN the
Pacific
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09
OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE.

This ce,ihes that tie Union FsI he'd a. I,.na I'm IL
the county OF Albany IN the north Of septenOr 6 Va,
established by the ol etcrs Of tic Absly County ~
cultural Society and the Rensselaer, County l.ilr md
Manufacturers Society"
premium az said Union Fair aud that kino "a In
forence sewing Mschne, and the ether Kind lid NJ
Wilcox and Gibbs Sewing Machine.
That by error in compiling premium il. or All.
Fair sewing. Machines classified under Fem np.
.-jd Fair who Immediately withdrew SEWN, u in., 60
the nston Of the Judges Farm et. sas a.
mined 10 permit the sg.ut of each kind Of In.
entered for premium TO select one judge and 70 eowt ,
9S;s s rs eR %set: to ;sfs cy %
agents Of the Florence Machine INTEREST," and ,reh s.s
reported to said Officers that lie had chosen Nj Sdr.y D.
Dr. n D. Ros. Of Troy y Y, claimed to he aae q Ii.
agents oftbe Wilcox AND Giobs Machine ntsrs's ras.ac2
sgen reported sad officers this. he had choer NJ Jossp
Wheeock a. Judge and Aiesrs. Tucker and hee oh Win
the cSn'en. and sppSEa 'iS agents.. and N Pe;ereo
and aid officer. appointed said Ticker Chairman sia Com
mittee of judges end these Judges made wr Report 70
and Cihbs MACHINE and the Second Pes ON 10 ~.
Florence sewing. Machine and awards were hohzed OF
by Mes"r TueseT chsmpney and Wheeoek sere.sG
In testimony OF the FOREGOING facts the under,se Score
tory Of the Albany County Agricultural Society ha h.s as
subscribed his name and caused the seal OF d Sceeyto
Ue 'hired, his fourth day Of January A D. i9b
Secretary Albany 60. Asl so..t, 7
la wne,. Of the ise' stated in the foregoing sel,cs.
a ,aH.Dsd y r,ms an, sSd dsa..s s o
cety 70 hereto affixed this second day Of January, D.
26 CHARLES A. MoIf
Secretary Rensselaer, Co. Agp ard Ma. Soc
STATEMENT OF MR.. TUCKER.
TROY ~ Y. Jss. J. iss
Ir Jsnxr WLLcor-Siy In reply to inquiries sde Il
respecting ny connection wth the Florence sesl 'iset-
Nanufl tory and the character Of my engasensn; here
would Lere state that the month Of Septemot ltt Iw.
employed by that Company an advanced 'aaFs to a.:
Of the different parts Of their machine. sr3 has
time the necessary preparations for the inspection q ~r
not being completed turned my hand 70 odriiLg Ne ma
cue, Which had been "a uiar occupation 70 drrns ih
eight years prevous continued in that branch Of tie ts
ness for more than three months became tnot say
dnanted and must say not little prejudced Dr. = yor.
20 far as come ofits features we're concerned
At the Albany and Rensselaer, Counties lr.e' hsr
served on Committee 20 sdJudge the merits G. st",gAs,
chimes the contest being between the WILCOX a cs All
Florence machines was selected by my friend ne Asns
of the Florence Company assist IN eonducus sie ma o:
their machine which regardless Of my sympat - wrb
eDdeayored to do IN imperial manner. The TIA resulting
greatly In favor Of the Wilcox and Gibbs Ne ns hwss
awarded the First Premium. think similar ee'cnt9ud
not ts 20 b. made in the minds Of preccsl neD
men rial OF m. above machines. :. u. IgcEfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

BosION Thursday, Feb. {, let6
The schooner Gen. Sheridan, from New.
6ondsnd January 49, With a cargo Of lerribgs foI
New YoTk. was wrecked on Cape Canso Capt. Bryant
fastsr. and tgo men Toecbsd che lore IN boet Two
sftts crew and . pa,ssnsss named u. j. llo"sId W
Sappofs9 u be j0i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09
Holland.

A Ministerial crisis existed at The Hague, the
Ministers Of the Interior and Of Justice having re-
signed The other members OF the Cabinet had also
offered 10 place their designations in the hands OF Tie
King.