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CHANCES for Businsss alen.


A VALUABLE PATENT for SALE cheap-~ll
ID % s e. Yiss . .ad c sis;' s
wiip ,houssHd dosp this rare ohe L. r. "oNHAA"
DREWERY FOR sALE.-The undersigned pro-
ID pose. sell bis vi knewn Bre~sIy 'itusie or hn:.
sSs snS. u :ss rs @ Condition SAID ssss po,d
T y modem ss aS g.. SsaSn .; & si
C%s e. re sSs. AS 3; .s S s ss he
ALBERT Alt ,fasafi zfhSELE II. .i.. Eaa.ls. n
nRUG STORE for SALE-Neatly fitted up now
!, SSlns .? S S. hai.6 SS esst
nRUG STORE FOR SALE CHEAP-Lccated in
10 sSS.9b co Ss 81 & sfEf e s
'''' ''''"''' !. C. MGCKlSEtH no 20 Bte.m.h., \ y
nRY GOODs-An Old Established Dry Goods
,.o or @ shLEsSES Boz No. is o
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR MAX
II ING MOkEY-PARTEER WANTED "a TREASURER fsi
popular .nsssnuen performing 10 full hoo' bat hts capital
1.SaSsi Apply a No. 81 Hgd.os., -.------
MANUFACTURING AND MACHINE-SHOP for
Brct Bodns By 50 tive .tOris. high ,sa sn npss s.s
but about one year. and The Machinery eOA
o.. 9 IISsI.; s,,aIEssn'
One One i sti0eS kasns Lathe.
ooe slO,liBI and Drilling Machine, snsh ....
one i soIf md Tao Cater,
One Small pflnF Machine,
One one p f'S5Ei fsn.r Net I''''' = .
TS S': :.s g. ss% G Tss s.~' Skating
70" 'u''ls' MRSUFXcroRY Box n. go Po.tohr.
! DARTNER WANTED--A man with from $4,000
eItend profitable, cash psyns business 70 join
Persons meaning business lDo ssnts nay Aoafes
| X. b., Box No. lbl Tribune Onse.
DAPER,AiILLS.--For SALE, two PAPER MILLS,
rood power locafed within 50 nsofibs y Apply 10
| fINO CAPITALISTS. -S2, 900 or $4,000 capital is
Adde'S 10 asi Es:..s RoSS 10 d EsSlsf Y'''
| WANTED Immediately MEN with cash eapi.
w tai OF SlOOio sSbOo in al the principal cities towns In
OF 10 Ofho
selling ses, before the public Cal q Ne 80 coSTand
| =.
&I5MN THE ApvERiil ~ who for the
retail establishments Broadway from pscur
house there IL hu hs hnctnhton 10 the bunes md
Tor eAsb He with those be rpTesens wish APART with the
above amount they furnishing eauVsleb they want meme but
Otis Addres, X o. Boz No l3 Tribune Ohee
OIL IN AAO PARTNER WANTED with the
gRx az PhTrNf i ipSye HAD IdT Tor "heS
great demand sT,L and beys business uan wanted
scqunted with the Railroad Compane pet.rted Address
| r. BUDEEBAclI. ko.411 West Thhrhn&si, ~ y y
sd S00 TO $1,000 PER fEAR.-A good
10 the Union Manufacture and sell an article of oo Of
fsf consumption ivory family tan be pade p the agents. d \
a.s h .sTs, neri seated ~ & % a.
sisnp holo-sdfo reinl LOUIS CobLEfTL Nddle,own Md
nsSSA "A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
% kpbtts ten years sbsrsd portable Articles
mAf N sfy WIN hoek &e Tor shLE 4Psi q X Cedar
II, room No O. -. ". J.. BfRNE.
TysH q NssRRI0AN IOONbfiNSED MIX Co..
L nasA IA lo7 Fourilsye. $50 aaysr .ssaraL
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NOTICE.-sUsAN KINNEY wife Of JOSEPH

NO1lCE.-SUSAN KINNEY wlle OF JOSEfn
~ KINNEY deceas-d SOPHRONfA KINNEY, GEORGE KIN
NEY JOHN kINNEY and JOSEPH KINNEY. OF whom IL may
tha the subebers Commi.ionefs aPpor,sd
by Darympe esquire, Of this Jusces Of the
Supreme Court New Jersey on the application Of Iae 4sosn
Mine hAosd Company and your lands g
the township Sparta County Of Sussex and State OF New
Jersey which mentioned described IN the notices by
Justice dated m 1906 OF said application served on you
and witch rsqne for the construction Of The Mine
the damage: be sustained By you according % the charter o.
td company viii h thereby and BY law authorized aud re-
will the hotel Of William Ess. ia sparta In
said county OF SUSSEX the 2 day Of September inst at e hour
ocod the when and where VIII proceed per
form the said duties Of yOar said appointment .atsr
v !. E Z: s sSSRE comui..ionrr,
Y. T.. EDSALL,) ..
Dated th, 18th day Of September, A. d., 1866.
ANN nnra
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Or H r.H-n MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sam Ri,es,....5:Il Sun Ses..,u.6 % Moon Ses,,,uu
T- IU THIS DAr i.-a" =.
Sandy HOOk....25 Gov Island o;9e Hell
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Dlpioeno Notices.
Sapinss bduKs.

ANEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighib-aye., cor
-. ~ Fo1,,esntl.,-SN PR CENT INTEREST free nom
a., a.. Deyf THOMAS CHRlsTi, Pendant
r Il BULL Secretary. -
ok PER CENT INTEREST PAID,
- free from Government IsI
On Suns 81 70 fbts
THIRD.ANE. SAVINGS BANK,
Corner u Twenty -si Iih o.. and Third-aye
Money deposited viii drew niefes, from October Ia
rINHE AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK Co.,
Il Office Nc. l07 FOurhave. See advertisement.
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100000 OR l.. $l,OOO,OOO
FIRST MORTGAGE,

FIRST MORTGAGE,
LAND GRANT, SINKING FUND BONDS
or THE
ST. CRoIx AND LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD
I'D COMPANY.
NDoasyp ny THE PARNERS LOAN AND TRUST co. OF
rs dEs EAf SRh RV o.
sP JULY al :, sS so Ar TH'
VII TIE o,1cs oCsS.sI ~ 1aH . SITT 2, srv
. 1S - T%s s'ES md
s s S 3. t%S % a,.ass ESnS
Sis d. iSSS t 5 a os s'i's9'
.S S" s 's: ba 'sSd'' h.
s.tss shout ao nile. 10 and
f' 3 S earnings q the WIN .Ss
Ssn y sS sss IT, e ss ~ s% ': c%
The when the road finished to the Lake is over
Tss eS@ssSy 70 The p.ym.n, Of
sCnd q fSCS si.ns each nee q oqysnmsn, principal
payable at tie CITY Bsni Of London god Or at The
S % & iS se d 90 hey csS
be Registered on the books Of the Company.
paw H. Gssss sDd Gss,I. EsnCSs VAN Di1.
:Sa Of and .sc sness. ere attached a 70 hs or s
and bond BY sAxiELJ TI4DEs AsDnsy SA.ss
peesuon be. been taken render the pnepnd Interest 'eee
F't The mortgage the Rcadbed Equpmsnt Lands
70 ssy sS s * Ss , may h
SseoS y an with the Farmers Loan
pany the City York whereby they indOrse these bonds
promising pay them At maturity =
by with said Farmers Loan and Trust
Company whereby the three falling doe
pending The construction Of the unfinished petition Of Tie road 10 The
lake.
Touy The proceeds lands sresid into the Trustees
account Of the and principal Of thoe bonds
Ffnh; H. SWIFT. SAMUEL j. 1ILDKs and AsDRIW H.
viii Trustees for the First Mortgage bondhodeTs and
Fire, Mortgage Bonds sed 20 be paid 70 them in
trust by dsburse such vouchers they deem
satisfactory for WORK done and Datrrss furnished in
The road and for such
pen the Company the said Trustees may deem proper
70 be psid. ..
Thus making the bond desirable in every particular.
The following from recent report made by John T.
Campbell g. ChiefEnsineeT; .,.,,
would respectfully upon the Compcny the dsbleness OF
completing ffoad from Hudson norhwd aud s9upp me
basine This length OF road competd Win extend ten
miles into the nbe giving great value to our ands now Sh
timber with these lands eoend Good pine ios 70
day SeeI NJ in Lake t. Crox and road day
eompetsdDd fully equipped for 40 miles do Bbt think eIAg
could 200 day net in out
with The local Business TO be done this
portion OF a. rosd .....-
complete equip the FIRST forty miles much oh,
part Of sline being sIesdy graded.
81 sGished by further examination that tie estimate OF
the read when completed through 10 the Lake made by
February viii be fully raeL The wheat
for this yesT IL estimated at 1900 900 bashel"
Drafts Newly funds Government obligations the
highest price allowed for n ~ be sent 20 ense,
when the bonds will be tent by eIp free Of charge 10 the per
chaser.
place the securities Of this Company The
miles the road ready business
LUDLOW, PATTON A Co.. No q " allst
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CUPREME COURT. City and Connty Of Now. YOrl

CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New York
- JOSEPH c. PYECHEON against DANIEL GAY.-Sun.
for money demand on conae, -
lCom. Scr Ito the above named Int Rev stamp ""V.
defendants. our hereby summoned eaneeed 10.
snd required 20 the complaint In
I'M. sctioR bird In tho Office OF tbe Clerk OF TIM
the City Hall in the City Of NewYo and County OF
and copy Of your toAsaid complaint
Office number lC9 Broadway in the City Of New
within twenty the service Of his eIen
.iv- OF the day ,vice and you fail the said
complaint within aforesaid tho ais0 viii take judsment
Il hundred dollars with interest
dy April Thousand eht hundred aad SIXTY ave-
te.dss the cost ofths scion.-Daisd, June u. 1916.
T. d. FELTON,, P1antds Attorney
Tho eopsn, this seton duly fled in the Office Of the Ce
County NewYofk the City han In the City
Shd CoaR,y o. New.YOrk OF the lsh dly of July le6s
AlIaw6Sw 7. ID. FELTON,, Plaintiff Attorney.
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SUPREME COURT, City and County Of New

SUPREME COURT, City and County Of New
oY4t.-UElAH HENDRICKS end al W KArHARisE & dROs-
yENOH ndoths-fupaant Ogiur, of the Supreme
r,nSsd snted sci0n the 18th day u August 1855
LANES H. COLEMAN, the rfse named In the said judgment will
through JOSEPH MCGUIRE. Real Estate uone~ The IN
ehanFe saeoo No M Broadway In the CJ % %
t- September 1906 st u O'Clock noen All the i.nSs $50
lin land yiug ard bsipg IN ne siItsenth ae
T.Inl Ward known snd dsingushsd on
map Oh belonging Clement q MOORE Oseneb
n he CITY recorded the orhee OF Register o. INC
CIV county NsYoTt Lbef 2 OF CohVrysnce' pages
80 ana 81 BY tho isi bundled and Artyne and DE-
.bed ooS wit Beginning Al point on the neIle1 soc
f distant hundred and seventy hse t'
westerly ro north Of tho Eighth avenue aud iWr
second and running thence westerly along the nobrv
"a. Of Twenty twenty i've iesi h-Ee OF line a.
right with Twenty second street ninety eight fee, sish Sehss
third street, sAstsTy parallel With TSenty,eono street
twenty thsEee sonhery line at Tth angles with
the plsce Of beuninr and also al thai Ger
tain lying and being the northsy SIDE OF
street and adjonns 10 the westerly nd Of
the number l6l hundred and sy onsl
beIn Tie the lot distinguished the sad map ~
IN. hundred and ytwo snd descrbed ~ io
iow, 10 wit BEGINNING pout tho nonhefly side OF twenty.
second hundred feet from the noh-west corner ~
the Eh and Twenty second street, running westerly
soug he nortey aide Of Twenty second street Twelve es az
pehs roheTy line right angles With Twenty eond
eh eight inches the center Of hs eloe between
Win rrty second fee, inche. and thence soati ely
At Aforesaid TO the point OF be
mnx dusnons Of the above descnord pieces
Sl.ndnors or lesa-kew.i orb, September 3, 1866.
JAMES II. COLEMAN Referee.
CuhRxlIsg 4 PrxE Plaintiff Attorneys
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WE SWINE MARKEr.

Receipts BY railroads. to Wit Hudson River r., 2732;
Ere r. r. 36G5; New Jersey Central T. X, $685. Camden
and AnbOy r B. Harlem H. r., Hudson River boats from
Albany. Total. l2,ooi.
There has been slight improvement in the hog market since
East report The receipts comparatively hight Tor the
ssason and there demand for good hogs There we're
~ cars Of hogs the market this morning which were all
readily disposed mt li for ordinary 70 good Illinois
sad Western; for STATE and 0 10 lO3 for Michigan
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prCrJpTc mr. pRODUCF

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
exPT lR-lOs2s bbls Flour. z2l bbs Whisky. $50 oos
Corn Meal go sacks Corn Meal 1919 bnsh Wheat w o5
besb Corn "a O0 bush Oats 5e26 bush Rye 800 bush Malt
b bysh Seeds y pkgs AsheA u pkgs Cat Meats eS' DDS
Petroleum. 49,
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CUPREME COURT-R0BERT l.. MAITLAND,
- Phlnth sraa-t HENRY N. Alexander SUSAN M A. A.
EXAEDER NJ. wife aud Others Deendsni.ln pursuance OF a
judgment this Court made n the entitled scion on e t
dayof August lss Daniel r. lnsrahsm IT, ~ Si.yee
nafi-d pubic suction MONDA1 the rsh
dsyol sepeu6er 1856 at u O'Clock 1t the Erebanee s,es
ION No III CITY Of New orb by lance NJ MI
Ter ssonsef the described premise, VIZ Al that Ger
t.nlot piece q nd with the buildings erected heroo
e nF and being essery side Of ts Eleventh Avenue In
Ward Of the City Of Nov Nors b?unded and de-
io.ows BrginhnF point the eastey line OF the
distant .ouhcfly forty feet add hve tnese. from the
ners-con 81 the sssIy no o. the EsN
spt With the soubefy ne or youfthr-e running
tsce estey lice parallel Shh Forty ogrthiree ,Iyhye
fac tLrnee soubery lne parallel With the teyrDh avenue
t,nJ ws.,wsrdy line parallel with Forty
hence nottbey dong the eastefy line o. the feycn s,snle
twenty feet tie point place Of begnnns-D Ne"Ho
September !, lso6. =. -
DANIEL p NoRAHAm, IT,, Referee No. IO6 Broadway
JAns w ALEIAsDkB, P.niifs Attorney,
Sept 2aw9wWAS
FI,HE AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK Co..
Il Ofiee No IO7 Fcurthsve See advertisement.
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SUPREAiE COURT of the State Of New.York,
- City ,nl County Of Rev Yors.-OTTo JULIUS EGGERs
P.ntd ainst TflEbAuD Defendant nrazions fer money
demand Coatrs,-Coui not seT-rs he !,fsnd-a, above
sud required IN the
plant scton witch will BE- fled in the oGce Of The Clerk of
he City AID Coun II NsWYoth N. Cy Hail. The said City
and 10 .ery, copy u yonr .s complaint the Job
,crbers No Wal street IL the CITY % ssw TORI
......... viilhn twenty daJ, ser the ,.,es " tHy
U. Rev s,sDp .mon' yos eseavs o. %, ey q asn
dolly cancelled within ~ tns s,oehd sss riaifG IN
,.irr VII 49, dmss ogAi1n yos of
Of thou,bra FL hifyeTs dsu, v interest nom
sv,nh day Of ~ hea.lnd Oh. harsrsd s1d nIyn
beside coats ~ tGr.-rsf Nsu.'nfs hJuly l
Knapp GOEPP IlisGs ait-rn-ys. 10 ;Wlst, New- foff
The complaint iss a. rn-a sen'u as 10y hsd IN we
mi 'orn.y sew tUff, az the ty
Hn Cy and County Of Nswiors, be ,'h S,y o Aa
gust ltf6 kAfI,A nvbIi'
suxl3 lawdww -'Anihs Atom eys
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Tvs q tI4 eeCb. ana q lew eAtdh hI eIe
THE SHEEP MARKET.


Receipts this week..
lambs BY several the sheepbroker who sell commis
iSSsC. :
9S: . ARE S1 n IN 2e price na s sccd
demand for fat stock both Sheep and Lambs but the majority
While rood Sheep quickly 7a7lc per H. those in thin
flesh hard to work off at less than by the head 60
Cor less So Fat Lambs will bring &C. in pens without
rejecting cus ping few Of the tblnnest IOm
fat lc and the Iemaus wiz bring se some are sold
There little difference in the price by the head Of sheep
aud lambs that large heavy sheep win bring more
low &C., selling by the head If not good enough
bring this price, Far too many tsn sheep are now coming
forward They sell soWly here and a. low prices while this
There great eommoou TO day in the sheep market
s cSS4 S Of Police has issued
30 prohibit the andng of all stock &C any wharf below SI
River driving through any streets below those points
any time between hour before sunrise and O'Clock
90 buoeks THIS virtually closes market Chamber
Inns and Brownings, the stock cannot be driven
greatly increased expense beside the danger OF loss
81 and accidents in the night Stock that arrives in
aha foot Of Fortiethst North River where must remain
until aer O'Clock and y then driven to the sale pens IN
It weighed before undow the day because they
eoad not aUghtehouses and would O. course
ysisr 10 let me drover shrnkage Arising from
days confinement In the meanwhile the owners VIII be
LIABLE ana 10 see no help for droTes but 70 ship
al stock designed for the city by the Harlem road,
Wise thew must shin rom the West via the Erie road sen
there end let the butchers drive the stock
ne mean ms every BODY VII inquire What harm ever
from driving sheep through the streets Of heWf2rk
s soS S eS s q sosd for how does tie Whole humber
interfere with business more Ia one drove than IN fw9t
prove hilarious dSovers farmers butchers and
The effect q the Of the order TINS morning. has
III Hume sold 5l6 sheep and lambs, averaging " u
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S MeGraw sold $3.50 sheep and lambs averaging o. 70
eech r.. t.. ...l -. u
Chamberlain reports sales through Rsse AcPhroD John
xsse IT. Judd 4 Bnckinghsm A. Van Wert, and Of
f sheep and lambs follows 39 at s7 $50 at 50 u.s. 400
II o. So So 4O4 O. 75 $40 at e5 5o 35 at % 5t
ss ct Is 1915 1881 6, 400 at ~ Isl go at q 5O AZ at
a Is. A79 A Is IS.
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STATE OF Nrv-SoRk GASE DEP a re-
- STATS OF Nav YORE, hAsE DsPAs Fan, - y.

Of tic circulating
the Market Bank banking association located In ne
CITY viii be redeemed by The Snpebnendeto OF
the Banking Department presentation the Newfork state Ma
tona the City Of Albany for r rom tho date hs
and no t6eTesfleT. 80 -.
outstanding circulating notes Of The said ok must be prevented
a. hfsad the hereof aud al weh
shall not be presented redemption and payment within the time
specified viii be charge the fund In the hands OF
AZ rs Law, sn,o - e. W SCHUYLER Superintendent,
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TIVE AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK Co.
i Ofee No. IO7 Fourthsve See sdvsrtisemeui.
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1866.
ArrKnr1Ep IssrRRrcrroN ~ nuNoARY.

The Paris Temps Of I'd August says:
viii b remembered that at the ment OF tne
the Hungarian emigration entered into relations WIN
the Of Prussia and italy, that kossgth ne ex-
dictator had interview with Victor Emmanue on INC eve
Of the departure Of that Prince for tho army mat
Gen Klapka the defender Of the fortress OF Comorn In
ls49, with King William at the bottte OF osuoWai
that PrusSian proclamation was nddrered W wy
Hungarans with the view Of separating them from tne
Empire Of Austria and that intention OF stpulang az ns
for the re6tahshmen Of the Hungarian
lse attributed the Cabinets OF Berlin ana flr
viii slso be remembered that several ne
organization had been talked about legion formed o. nun
gaan soldiers who had fallen into the hands OF the
the bohemian campaign and disposed 70 AID nhder ne
ders Of Gen Kapka In promoting arevonionary
their country. The pachSsue OF the Nckoburg negoua
tons and tho silence with regard to Hungary OF the pen
nares Of mast have proved in r9 when the peace
OF vlairasca signed cruel deception to the Magyar
smisr However according the news which we TINS Gay
from Vienna Gen. Kpka persisted
In lis plans Setting out from the extreme south Oh frussrn
Siesia, at the head OF certain number OF those
volunteers Of whom just spoken he Is said to have
appeared within last fcw upon the hern frontier
Of Hungary the OF the valley Of the Haag river
which north south and joins the Danube at Comorn
Two Vienna papers The Presse and The Wandet declare
this attempted invasion has completely faed that the
OF leader have abandoned him in
order reon their respective regiments that the people
everywhere deaf 20 the nsurrectonary appeals
and that Gen k ka has compelled to return TO Oder
berS, the point from. IL would SEEM indeed,
the present demorzed state OF tue empire OF Austria
Gen Klapkas enterprise could have only negative
Prussia and ty ceased 10 yield II
support We must however await fuller informatiSn.
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The Condition Of Au.trin.

The Vienna correspondent Of the Debats gives the
following description Of the stats Of things in Vienna and
other parts Of the Austrian Empire:
For DAYS there has been kind OF ffue but
of the German kindwhout cries meaaces-bcfore
the police office. Wcfkmen exhausted by han
given. hut aerw The Emperor the Empress and
OF the graudecs have gwen literally TO this crowd who
dspirited aud homeless from
am informed from good that the party Of Deak
will shortly Ia overborne by the uras In Hungary who de-
naud Constitution Of lfe with separate Hungarian min
and parliament Dears party sin recommend modern
tio, and patcnfe bat there events preparation
on he 'Danube which will find echo along tie
HUNG rau frontier which may prccipiiato
crisis The MOdO Walehian army ekel0H TO be
In post meet attack Of tho Turkish troops which
they antoh ate while Russia has made advance 10 Rad
lvOW ", the cKcitabio ina gEaons Of the Bung r1ns
remain eeln in this state Of thingsi 1t is to be dered that
they may but Is Impossible to say statesman has nus
defined lie sitn,h ~ OF the Empire Austria Is mighty
run which "a falling 10 pieces pyt web "aV DO kent j" Nv
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ars, only by suerance They carry too, the SEEDS OF
their own dissolution within them, for unless ruhoI
ia mara reckessly false than usual, dlssenslons nave
already broken ont in the Caoine,' anu eal,s Of
honesty and kindness of heart Will shortly resign.
rest are angry with another and the opposuon.
words of denunciaton too strong ior te W aPPy
M Gladstone They ale absolutely taupthg him WIN
want OF chvary" because he has not spoken OUT IN
rebuke of the Reform ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nv "
shelter them from the storm Of popular Indignation.
too, when for six months they exhausted every Sib,
trick dodgery and shabby artihce against hn auu s
after night howled at him as inhamonously as kehne
OF Swfs Yahoos The recent Liberal leaderoi tno iio
and most popular in ngand looks lnhhitey d.
now be is out OF oice-we might compare nun W pun
vans Pilgrim when his burden rolled of into the sepu
important possible. He is understood 10 scoIh
his colleagues intensely, and no wonder. Ihere are
those who expect he WILL some day at tne
eleventh hour initiate the example of his once
illustrous adversary Peel aud go to the Liberals
perhaps with the handsel Of Reform bill. But II Is
hardly likely OConuell did not call him hneal de-
scendant Of the mpencnt thief without reason On the
whole one fances that the ministerial whitebait dinner
10 be eaten to-day at Greenwich, will be rather mean-
choly repast The Reform League is going 70 improve
the recess by campaign in the provinces MI neaies
starts next week and will be received with great enthu
sasm in the large country towns, which are perhaps more
in earnest in demanding extension OF the franchise
than London because to greater restctlohs anu
anomalies. Mr. eaes's likeness is TO be seen every
Meanwhile Lord Derby and his friends had pleasant
dinner on Wednesday night at tho Mansion House. Lofd
Mayor Phillips is extremely popular III the city, Hls nos
ptaity has been magnificent; he is good speaker
man Of sense, and Hebrew; also personal friend OF
Charles Dickens. lie has done great deal TO raise the
reputation of the Mayomy, and the citizens talk of re-
eectng him, both account OF bis general good quail
tiles and the desrabhty OF securing an ecient repre-
London In Paris next year, during the great
Exposon Whether Mr.. Phillips would like It is another
/ question