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The New York herald., 1867-03-25
IN PARLIAMENT.

1IinisterIal Statements and OnicInl News.
In the House Of Commons on the 8th OF March Mr..
had reconsidercd their policy with reference to
the persons implicated In the Fenan movement, and
hoss ssn y arms nsy had na 81
make known Immediately in order to prevent others
from joining in the outbreak. He also asked whether
outbreaks had occurred.
Mr. WArroLx said the districts iu which tho outbreaks
had occurred had already been proclaimed. As TO the
part Of the question he hardly to what the
honorable member referred
Mr.. HERBBeT-Martia law has not been proclaimed.
Mr.. WALPoLE-No certainly not.
Mr. HERBKrT-Do you intend 70 proclaim III
MT WALPoiE-That Is q question for the government
10 determine am not prepared to answer II at pre-
In reply to Lord W. Hay,
Sir j. FERGussoS said the Indian government had no
intention OF sending commercial commission TO Turks
tan and Thibet.
Major STUART Knox asked II the government had re.
ceved any later announcements from Ireland
Mr.. wALroLE said the only telegram the government
had received from Ireland the following mo i'm
porsp event reported except at Ksesy eight miles
bled Troops have to the place. Farmhouses have
been robbed Of in the county Of Limerick. The
neighborhood OF Dublin ID tranquil"
AT a later PERIOD
Mr. wAIrorE said that since he entered the House he
had received further telegram as follows-"Accouns
since morning have come in saying that in the counties
OF Glare and Limerick great numbers Of farm houses
haa been entered In the night during the last days.
arms have been taken. Uneasiness In the south has
not subsidedn
In the House Of Commons on the 7th OF March Earl
GRANVILLE asked the First Lord OF the Treasury whether
he had recev we'd any intelligence from ireland.
The Earl of pEkRYN Nothing TO the state OF Ireland
has been received cxcept what has been given in the
papers In the 0f-the day received this ele
gram dated forty Ave minutes past eleven A. NJ
Railway line open to Cork; thirteen prisoner. brought
into Limerick from Kmal'ock. some wounded three shot
dead No exent of importance II reported having
occurred last night Dublin Cork, Limerick and Waterford
quiet
On nv way down TO the House called at the Home
once and found that this telegram had been received
dated 3:45 p NJ -
Telegraph reports have In from all parts OF Trc-
land No event 81 any importance took place last night
Fugves heard Of In many districts Police and military tn
active pursuit. Numbers of abandoned have boen
taken considerable body Of insurgents reported
longer In ex stencc.
Hear hear II said that additional renforcements
will be required In ireland. Hear, hear.)
The New York herald., 1867-03-25
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

FESTIVAL or Tag AseUscIArios the various
Catholic churcbes throughout the city festival Of the
Annunca alton will be celebrated by the orcs1us Of the
mass and ceremonies comDemoratve Of The mystery Of
the appearance OF ts Angel Gabriel to tho Virgin hary
and the Announcing to her Of the will Of God by which
she chosen to me mother OF Che sayoar OF
kind Although the mystery y ceicHa.ed on 1,s
especial festival yet among the more strict and IN hs
various religious schools and iustufioUs the ysesy
ton OF the triple aneecai sa,ntation called the
"Angelus' al morning. noon ana nsen@
CoSvKsrIos or rEsrERAxcs SoUErEs--Dolezates from
the Father Mathew societies to convontssn which
holds regular session every alternate week met ass
evening at Military Hall Tor the transactlos Of general
business. Mr. Edward hulvany presided A motion
on the various A. b. soceties and church, ofganssa-
oas not represented In the convention and enesvor -
effect union OF all the societies under the govonneee
OF constitution bo formed to suit the wishes of
the majority. This the chief business Of any i'm
porance On motion the convention adjourned 10 mect
the last Sunday in April.
MILITARY FUSERAL.-The funeral OF Peter KtsnSy
formerly Of Company K. Ninth regiment tHawsiss'
zouaves who died Wednesday last at his resdepcs
No. $50 Madison street. Of consumption. which he
supposed contracted while serving his country
during the late rebellion the ranks of the shove named
regiment, took place yesterday. Al abou, nooa ths
Zouaves), N. Y. s. N. Ga together with many of the
officers and members OF the Old organization. assembed
spsct to the ''s memory q deceased @ T By sc.iOs .
funeral escort the occasion. BY o'clock Com
pany Il, numbering forty ifty men, and under
the command OF Captain Frederick Kockort, accompa-
MED by the comrades OF deceased in tho Ninh Regiments
who had likewise assembled left the arnory with coorp
draped n mourning preceded by full drum corps
The escort marched down Broadway with measured sep,
the sharp, harsh tones OF the drums break
ing the stiffness OF the Sabbath air. aud
attracted considerable attention and remark
among those who we're on the street at the tme.
I'm arriving at Grand street the escort marched
down that thoroughfare Gouyerneur and thence
the late residence of deceased Madison street,
the funeral services held Az the conclusion OF tho
services the were deposited In hearse and tho
line OF march continued Jackson street. and subso
gueny TO the Grand street ferry where the escort halted
aud returned armory. guard OF honor aud tho
relatives and friends OF the deceased then proceeded 70
the Union Cemetery, just beyond Williamsburg, whero
the body consigned to its last resting place the core
at the grave being of impressive charac
Deceased had served two OF enlistment dur
ing the war, and At the time Of his death about
twenty-h or thirty years OF age
SUDDEN lDsArn. seven O'Clock last evening
James Oakley while in his residence No. IS Washing
ton street, suddenly dropped down dead The Corones
notified TO hold inquest upon the body.
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Five Feninns Shot.
limerick Junction March 8 Correspondence Of FREQ

mans
In consequence Of the communication by rail and ele
graph being from Cork and the western districts
To Dublin, am enabled forward 20 you intelligence
from this central position with little delay pos
sbie deeply segret 70 say that the news have TO
communicates is by means Of cheering character
calculated TO lead to the hope that the Fenans had de-
termined to abandon their insane projects or that the
peace and tranquility OF the country would be soon
stored The whole district Of which this is the centre Is
IN state of the most fevesh excitement and sorry
10 say not without just Every hour brings In
some Intelligence Of new disaster, OF acts OF wanton
outrage and malicious violence also statements calcu-
lated TO awaken tho most serious apprehensons for the
consequences
Colonel Gleeson, the brother to the famous general Of
FEDERAL ana Mounoy Prison n0toriety Is the chief In
command OF the Fenans OF this district including Tip
peary and y associated with number Of unprincplcd
and reckless adventures, who are trading with
geance on the creduy and ignorance of their dupes,
whose sunerings In the mountains and outlying woods
during the past week must have been surpassed by
anything since the First Bcnaparte's campaign
ny BY anything we have experienced at this
m the year, honsunds Of deuded men, without
clothing, food or shelter, and harassed on every
sue by well organized and determined military iorce
have been rowing from place TO place avoid their
aciive prsuers and are now reduced To state misery
that has made them desperate and regardless OF
qssnce. The heavy snow and bitter wind are driving
mountain districts and II is be feared that the Tenian
incursions viii be frequent and disastrous before the in
stirgents can be captured shot down Marauding
parties out for plunder and aggression driven
down by the weather.
While detachment Of the sixth carbueers were out
on patrol duty last night, and while passing along the
road between here and Tpperary, they came up with
large party Of armed Fenans who offered resistance when
were exchanged, whom fine @ the innv0enA mere killed
several were taken prisoners and the great majority
effected hurried and disordery retreat into places
where The horse SOLDIERS could not fellow. hare heard
The New York herald., 1867-03-25
ADJOURNMENT Or THE Maryland LEGsLAIusE.

BALTIMORE, March "a, 1857.
The Legislature Of this State adjourned ac die at noon
on Saturday. The usual complimentary vote was ex-
tended the officers and speeches OF thanks returned
Among the important bills which failed TO become laws
we're the bill repeating the Sunday liquor law and the
bill admitting negroes 70 TESTIFY on the same ioong as
whites in the courts of the state II is understood how
ever that this principle viii b. incorporated in the new
constitution b. framed by the convention authorized
by the Legislature The bill authorizing election for
new municipal officers for the city OF baltimore also
failed The bill requiring all brokers 10 hold as special
deposits and carry all gold purchased oy customers on
margins and making any violation Of the law penal
offence passed. The bA to repeal the charter OF the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad failed in both branches
The New York herald., 1867-03-25

SUNDAY CovcFRr At srKNwAY HALt--Mr Harrisons
thirteth Sunday concert took place at stenway Han
last evening before the usual crowded house that ever
attends those concerts The orchestral selections were
from Lortzing, schubert, Rossini and MeyerbeeS Mr.
George W. Morgan played some Of his popular organ
,yaprcripcns in bic own nmitable style sgnor strni
xars an aria from the Creation IN excelent STYLE and
Miss Maria Gilbert played the romanza end rondo from
chapns minor concerto, and Of Stephen HeIlers
fantasies Miss Rosale stuart, debaanie sang cava.
tina from Foscar, and In yerdare Clad" from the
Creation
The New York herald., 1867-03-25

CHEERING FACTs FOR THE BILIOUs
Every day demonstrates more clearly that Liver Conn
pain In all ts distressing forms be controlled aud
without diculty Inconvenience 1t obstinate
disease, its obstinacy proof against the peril
nacois. remedial and and restoraye operation Of HOS
letters STOMACH BITTERS. That genial corrective
pes the organ do its duty IL must secree regularly
and hcahfuiy under the influence of the Bitters Thcr
action brings back from state Of rcbeon perfect
harmony with the laws Of health II there i costiveness 70
disappears; there sdeachc backache II " the
skin the whites OF the nged with supsruous
bile they their atual hue IL the appetite gons,
returns; II the digestion Is Impaired II is restored:
brief Whatever the sympons OF the complaint may be- and
whatever the has assumed Is certain Such
uniform Of preparation where bilious dis
already dcveoped but In where thero
Il merely constitutional tendency 10 liver complaint Il
may he prevented throughout life by the regular use IA
small quantities. Of this paatesbie aniidote. These are
proven facts and should seriously posdered-or rather
they should be promptly acted uponby all persons OF
bilious habit.
New York Office rs Dsy street.
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the aumsalu FRAUDULENT ISSUE OF savtmmrA1 soSus
TO THE EDIToR OF THE HERALD.


KEw YORK, March %, 1867.
called on Mr. Peabody this morning, to whose inspec-
ton submitted the accompanying letter from Hon. Mr.
McCulloch with the inquiry whether Il would not be ad
yissbe 70 give publicity 70 which he replied that in
doing the information could nos fall TO provo highly
satisfactory In Europe well In the United States
The secretarys communication was written 10 reply -
suggestion that would be we'll 70 employ experts Of the
highest respectabilty and Of the most distinguished
issues Of bonds and fractional currency
ALEXANDER HAMILTON
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 10, 1861
DEAR SR-Your favor OF the 10th inst Is received The
report TO which refer originated with parties who
operating IN gold. We have Instituted the most
thorough and searching examination Of the Currency
Bureau by the most competent mon, and satisfied
that the report Ia utterly without foundation We have
TO believe do believe that there has
been an over issue OF single dollar am very truly
yours H. McCULL0CH
A. HAMILTON, ESQ.
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1867. Spa Ing Fnshion Oponfngs.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS ON
j. w. BRADLEYsS
CEIERR TED nGPIEY EIIIpTIG

OR DOUBLE SPRING SKIRTS
The best skeleton which has jet been used is Bradsys
Duplex Elliptic Skirt-N. " Tribune March n 1885,.
Mr. Brdleys Duplex skirts perfect In slse and shape
well grace aud hexibtyN. Y. Times, March a. 1851
The Invisible Trailr Of Mr.. Bradey's
Is great Improvement the old styles and especi.y
adapted -gcred dressesN " World Mch H. 81.
Badeys Duplex skirts recognized In this city and
New York the only skirt be by ladios-Godey's
Lady's Book for March, 1867.
The mos. acceptable Hoop Skirts are Brsdiey's Du.
IT Ia useless speak OF the general Of the DupeI
Elliptic skirts all other claimants 10 ladies' favor.
Frank Leses Magazine for March.
For sale In all the first class In the United States
and elsewhcre.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Africa will leave Boston
on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close In this osy at .
quarter-past and halfpas Ave O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon.
The NEW York HrRAID-~Edition for Europs-wl b
ready at eleven o'clock on Tuesday morning.
Single copies, in Wrappers ready for mailing, IN
conts.
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c!RARDlN VS.. BoNApARTE.

Tho GrIns and Losses Of French Impertnl-
ism--Tsr~nch Of Oath or the Prince President
al the Republic.
The following is translation Of NJ de Grsrdin's arti
in the Lte referred TO above BY our Paris
pondcnt:-
che Sitting Of the 26th February, after the question Of
jules Fayre and before the declaration OF Emile Oil
these three lines, eloquent perhaps, but certainly
prudent "we have led the country gradually year by
hree provocative lines forcibiy provoke comparison
between the present and the past Let In the first
place. abroad. TER toriay France, under the
.ond empire, has increased by three departments
Pspulctin Populcsicn
Maritime AIps... $4,000 Upper Savoy. PCS 900
Savoy oy............ZoWW -
But Al what cost In the rst place al the cost Of the
loan OF Ave hundred millions. contracted 1859,
eo soc next the Of all the French blood which
has been shed for the defence Of the Italians against the
Austrsns next at the cost OF the unifcafon Of Italy
ney' the cost Of the unication Of Germany next at
tho cn represented by reorganization Of the army
devctng to military service all valid Frcnchmen-all,
sl-ihat Is one hundred and sixty thousand year At
least instead OF eighty thousadd at the most which
was the total Of the annual contingent before 1852
what better dcsnies, what greater influence In the
world does France owe to the Mexican expedition,
Uhch has cost us since 1862 so many robust men
taken from the plough and the workshop, go
much indispensable money diverted from is purpose 7
nouvn de huys In the balance OF Prince GortscbakonY
Have they spared the unhappy Poles abused by cruel
iusions single rlEoTI WHAT auNautaEtS uhNe We
ae,ived from our victories gained the Russians in
con,any with the English and the Piedmontese OF our
corcs over the Austrians In company with the Ita
nrsy Of the battle Of adowa that we allowed The Prus
10 fight and to gam, with the Italians Tor auxiares
by our consentS Have we at least derived me advan
tses ~ an iudissoIube alliance between Prussia, Italy
aud Franco those three Powers forming union o. one
h ndrcd millions Of inhabitants; tina! Is, dspos-
sng of a force so considerable that ndhing
would he possible without u Or against u, In
default Of this alliance, If II failed US or we
're,scisa n what allies should we haveY Whit Is
M preseut our role In tho Fast, between Russia vhom
We iousht and Turkey, whom we defended, rom 1898
10 1891 In return for all sacrifices what comIrnsa
tlons are offered 10 US and be given TO usi Nov LOT
as look home Morally France under .he s.cond y,
empire has gained uohing, ercpt he tmpunfy o srMe,
!. nothing absoutei7 nothing That which on the ee OF
Deccmber q 1851 liberty, became ony tolcasion
on the morrow; right became only autbouzatoni ana
ths most insignncans anthorzanous were piussd era
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IN THE NORTH.

BELFAST, March s. 1907.
All is quiet in the north Of Ireland.
William Harbcnson, who rs reputed to he the bead
contyo Of the Belfast Feniaus arrested Yesterday
He was formerly stan sergeant Of the Antrim rifles.
This had been arrested before On the Suspension Of
the Habeas Corpus acs afer living In jail CONSIDER
able time, admitted to bail. He has been remandcd
for eight days man named Murray, who was arrested
Q week ago. has been arrested again at Harbenson's
house. He also Ia remanded
The New York herald., 1867-03-25
ElRe IN CiRclNnAIl.

CINCINNATI, March "a, 1867.
The furniture factory OF II. Bennkamp. with several
small adjoining buildings, destroyed by fire this
morning Loss about go 900.
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lssl suiT-yrRDIcr AGAINST A NEWSPAPER.

st. LorIs, March "a, 1867
In the libel suit Of Madame Cora James vs. Missouri
D>ssocra for $4,000 damages, which closed the Cir
cult Court yesterday, the jury returned verdict award
ing 81 900 damages. The defendant will for .
trial tomorrow, and II refused, will appeal TO the
cme
The New York herald., 1867-03-25
MURDER IN CINCINNATI.

CScIyvAr, March "a, 1867.
Two mechanics became involved n quarrel on Front
street this afternoon aud one, named Mackey Killed
the other named Connolly by cutting bis throat with
penknife The wounded man lived but Anew minutes.
The murderer was arrested.
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vsIucr OVER TINE ONO.

LouIsvnLE, Ky, March "a, 1861
Al meeting OF the Board of Trade last night COM
mittee Of three appointed TO confer with committee
the General Council the subject OF granting the
right OF way 70 the Louisville Bridge Company Tor
bridge the Ohio disposition in favor
OF the interest manifested.
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FIRE Al Troy.

TROY, ~ Y, March -, 1867.
are broke out last night about ten O'clock Ia the
cellar OF Rufus Suits cloak and shawl store, No. 328
River street. and the iewelry Of Alex
ander Goldsmith, No $50. Damage BY fire and water
IS, coo; insured.
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NAVIGATION or the HUDSON.

ALBANY, March "a, 1867.
The propeller John Taylor arrived here today from
New YORK This ia the first arrival OF the She
met with but slight obstruction from the ice.
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.A.-J.adies Discard PnddIngs.
MAMMARiAL BALM PATENT ELEVATORS develop the
form physologicay Depot 363 Canal street. sold a. Ia
dies, fancy stores.
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Dr. MARSHALL, 5y3 Breadwnv. never falls
chits Heart Liver and Uterine diseases Consultation free.
The New York herald., 1867-03-25

A.-NIott's Chemical Pcmade Rrsssrss Cray
hair decidedly the best Hair Dressing used sold ~
RUsHrON, 10 Astor House. and by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1867-03-25

Royal Havana LOstery.--Prixcs Paid N
gold Information furnished The highest rates paid tcr
Doubloous and all kinds OF Gold and Silver -,
TAYLOR CO., Bankers 10 wan ssssA y -.
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mstchless frasrance or PHATON's NIGHT BLOOMING
CEREUS. Perhaps you thnt here ruany
papers In the world Very true; but ali tina ladies heo
FOR their curl
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All Prizes Cnshed In Legal Lotfcrics.-Circo-
j. cLUTE Broker I7e Broadway.
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Barslett'. RsvcrsibIe sewing nzschIncs.A
and so Broadway corner OF Prince street. N T.
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ses%f'rrR9so d. HsEsf rss {sEE
REMEDY. Used nwardly. New York agents. Desnas
barnes Co.. wens Helmbod, Coddngton,
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A.-Kndcnberx's Meerschaurs u q Smokers
No. d John street, stairs.
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The Howe Machine Co.'S lock Stitch sew w,
ing Machine -EifAs HOWE Jr loglnea Ihvensor ~ "~
herimc macbinea President 6ss Broadway. New YORK.
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Marie Galoupean. No. I Breysert place.
York, will open importation OF Paris Millinery
the spring season, Tuesday, March %.
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~. xxstr Teach Der " Susy', TO Say ~
ss.:,s oo mrs wiSsL0@r for helping her 70 survive
va ~ Inc srlpne colckng and teethng siege We
ana svcry word forth the prosperous the Soothing
syrup reforms precisely what processes ', DO &c nsd
nhvseaI saviour the infant hxTact from rev "
t"yetser ! eStsr. and call FOR
o. w SNf,s wtNsLow's SOOTHING sYRUr."
sv,,a the fsr smie OF Curus Perkns' ihe outside
wrapver. All o.hers are base imibsl2ns-
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Florence Reversible Feed -
LOCKsTiTGH SEWING MACHINES,
Vroad dsvaw KS~wY Yowk
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xvn.., q wilson's Lcckstitch Sewing Ma
china AMI M Huttonhole Machine, 6xs Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-03-25

Mr.. semn,ops, Optician, has Reserved for
the present 10 No. 70i Cup ssAirs) Brosdway.
The New York herald., 1867-03-25

Grover a. Bakers iishe-s Prsalass Sowing
Machines. go Broadway New York
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Tho Condition OF Affairs In Mexico.
From our Mexican correspondence, published
yesterday, which gives the news from the cap
ital up to August rs, we see that our neigh
boring republic is falling back into its chronic
condition of anarchy. The foreign enemy had
scarcely evacuated the country, and the blood
Of the usurping emperor was hardly cold when
the old internecine war among the Mexicans
themselves was reopened. From the blood
ruthlessly, savagely and unnecessarily split by
the Juarez government in the hour of its
triumph, there is likely to spring crop Of
blood to vex and to destroy many Of the chiefs
who knew not how to temper success with
mercy. "The people," as our correspondent
says, SO long accustomed to revolution and
anarchicsl disquiet, find that tranquility and
prosperity are unwholesome, and they long
for the revolutionary leaders and the war
path" 1t would have been better to have
said the chiefs or leaders, rather than the
people, desire anarchy, though it appears the
people are incapable of selfgovernment
Juarez has issued proclamation, calling q
general election for Congress, and at the same
time submitting certain amendments to the
constitution to the vote of the people. The
whole tone Of this document is gloomy
and complaining. The President is evil
IDENTIFY apprehensive Of trouble, though he
expresses hope in the future. Some Of
his recommendations for reform in
the constitution, to assimilate it more
to the constitution Of the United States, Of
which he appears to have an exalted opinion,
are very well but he has made great mistake
in proposing to muzzle the press. The press
is the great instrument that enlightens the pub
lie and supports constitutional liberty The
Latin race and those who have been governed
by it and mixed up with it, like the Mexicans,
cannot understand this. The Anglo-Saxons
and all the northern people of Europe, and the
people of the United States which have sprung
from them, understand it well. We maintain
constitutional liberty because we have free
press. With us and with the nations Of Europe
referred to the press has no censor, and is not
at the mercy Of the arbitrary dictates Of gov
eminent. 1t is subject to the laws, as every
thing else is, and not to the will or caprice Of
presidents, monarchs or their ministers. If
public sentiment be expressed through the
press and the ballot box there is no necessity
to resort to the sword or to evolution. Juarez,
at the commencement of his re-established
authority, has committed great blunder. 1t
only shows what we have repeatedly said, that
the Mexicans are not capable OF selfgovorn-
ment, md, therefore, must continue to be the
prey of revolution and anarchy till governed
by higher and superior race.