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THE PACIFIC COAST.
BY rYn.xGR,PH TO THE TRIBUNE.

rlnxGR,PE THE TRIBUNE "a,
SAN Francesca. Jan. 1O.-The steamship uoiuon
CITY sailed for Panama to-day with treasure ana pas
seroers for New-York She carries $l.4T.@0 OF
which ~ 972 175 is for New-York. -. a0o,o-oa -.
The crown Point Mining Company have dec snreus
end of 500 per foot and carried oyer di I pis
dividend Of ss per share and the Hale and Norcross
declared dividend of 500 per io9t me EmP,r@ o
Mill Company have also declared ui'lueno Oh slOo
per foot. ,...o,o oo4;vo ,na ,,,o+od q.
follows Prime q g hs Golden CITY, today carried
S1op 006 bbis for NewYork, at 81 per Dbl freghtI
Nev-York State, S3c.; Mays Candles, 2lc.
The ship Viscata, from Hong Kong, spoke the
british ship Tuskbury off Formesa, from Manila for
San Francisco, with her rudder gone.
Mining stocks arc quoted as follows Savage r.
$50 Yellow Jacket 81 275 Gould and Curry, $780,
Challar, $229 Alpha, $500 Belcher. $780, Legal
Tenders ore selling at II
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C1NiDl.
nrrsLraRAPH TO ruR TRIBUNE.


MONTREAL, Jan. 1O-1he Board Of Arts and Manu-
facturers of Lower Canada have forwarded % pack
ages TO the Paris Exhibition the Geological Depart
rnent sent 81. weighing two tuns, and the Board Of
Agriculture 49, and more remains TO be forwarded,
The only persons who go TO Paris from the Lower
and ID. Sache.
Ten new French papers were started during the
last year in Canada.
The water in the river is higher than for % years
past.
Official information received states that the 7thh
Fusieers, 18th Regiment and the Rifle Brigade VIII
leave for England rs soon navigation opens
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY IL, 1867.

anxiety of tho puhicto hear tho opinion of the Court
on this subject assigned as the reason for this priv
ilege to the press in these premises.
1t is said the Naval Committee of the House have
gone to Philadelphia TO inquire into the facts OF the
burning of the New ITonsides.
The Committee on the New-Orlcans Riots viii not
prepare their reports for several weeks, the entire
testimony not yet being written ou.
The Committee on internal Revenue frauds Will be
in Philadelphia tomorrow, in prosecution of their
business, and viii soon 20 TO Ncw-York; and the
Committee in relation TO Southern railroads were IN
session to-day.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONET MARKET.

LONDON, Jan. lO-NoOn.The following are the current
quotations for American securities United States Five
Twcnties 725; Erie shares AS; Illinois Central shares g.
Evening-Consols closed at 81 for money. American
Securities closed at the following prices United states
FlveTwenties, 72; Illinois Central Shares, s0.' hSle
Railway Shares, III:
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1O-Noon.-The Cotton market opens
dull with slight decline in bnddng Upands, which are
quoted at l4 per pound The sales for to-day VIII reach
10000 bales.
Evenng-The Cotton Market to-day continued dull, bus
closed without any further decline. Middng Upaids
having been last quoted at 4d The sales Of the day did
not exceed the estimate.
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EUROPE.
NEWS By THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO JAN. 10
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Jan. 10-Noon-The leaders of the Re-
form movement have decided not to make the pro-
posed demonstration upon the meeting of Parliament,
by the introduction of mass petitions, but viii adopt
the less turbulent course of permitting the question
of Reform to come up in the usual course Of Legsa-
ton.
The Times, In leading article this morning. says
that the proposed Impeachment of the President OF
the United States shows that revolution is taking
place in the Union. 1t also points out the dangers
which may follow so questionable proceeding
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INC above was adopted substitute and passed The

The bill goes back TO the House Tor concurrence III
'''' TENURE OF OFFICE.
Mr. EDMUNDs called up the Senate bill to regulate inc
tenure Of office. The bill was taken up and read at
' MI regulating the tenure Of oer,ain e, ssse, ,o,,,.
suy oe 10 which been sppo by aa With he at'eg sHi con
s ss amer .s Sa Spy S once Ed . eos do qas d
shall be entitled to fo9 @ o5s' ap s pT pToyiG By &
SIC IG.t when any ofeer appointed as sIIss S m S ~
misconduct il oae or for an reason sh become s n
ane WAY o,'' SOC 10 I I w., dat IN tie
10 vi sad oloe o. gfAniiS % I'm 'lD ~, @ "a sf ~
end q tie next e'n Of ' senate but ,s evidence ae & S
he proper department Tor spccoa ud the President shall as1 haze
Po%I ~ I.' pS The recess 4 ihc semitic BY death rc,atn,
or expiration term add cot Otherwise but no alon'mes SAL pc
aforesaid after ue session Of TIE senate ~ when We Ne p mi ~, -,
interfere vh any rules made by tongf''s "i Tie
ltloa Of tie land aai naval forces a., o. ,, an, Tho ,,ovo
and insert the following .,.,e..,. 81,
sEcroSL I, ever Nave o5 a Incor e postmaster
Ghs iId l6 Attorney Consolidating any cu once 70 ~' "a
ever, person who shall hereafter be apf ON to any sl g b
become dq qualified hA tIe sHa s r appointed spd duly
qualified, except herenhefre provided ,,,h rri,A
States Courts: and 1ccpng specially eIcpic secien of,s
act shall during he scns be sh5vo BY evidence satisfactory 70
1.o9 aa sS IL mo- the ret aay suspend ee and
until The meeting q TIE senate and until Le e.ss % M
Pt within 20 days 1r,t day Of such next meeting Of tl
for his action IN the case and Tie name OF tl ~
80 designated 70 perform the duties Of slrh once t.a ~ ,
snaie shall suspension and advice and consent 70 @
al Of sach shall ce 10 the President h" nay
teapon such officer and By and Ei the Sd'ce 'na oose
Of the Senate sppont another person 10 such ehe B u e eu
shall refuse such oher A ioflh"lh
e functions m bis Office, ad the Of the Ieron hppon
IN bis stead s cease and The ocal salary ard emolameg 81 ss
officer shall during snch belong the performing he
duties thereof ana rot 10 he officer .uspcn PTordd howcef
that President IL he a satisfied that such
made gu iSnn grounds shal be Authorized az any TINE heoe
such suspension 10 the above provided 10
such Suspension and rensaie such officer in the performance OF the
| duties OF bis Office
may happen during The OF the Senate by o DEATH DA
OF Of ONCE other lawful By granting
shall expire the end Of their session thereafter
appointment and with the advice and consent ihe Senate
Of temporarily 6ed Aforesaid
dpriax sssb ssx session " DE Senate such sas shall ppR
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MAINE.
ny rrLHanAPH TO rnK TRIBUNE.


AUGUSTA Me, Jan. 10.-Returns received at the
office of the Secretary of State show that during last
year there were 9G5 bears killed in this State. In
Penobscot County alone there were 100 killed and in
tho town of Lincoln as The returns show that there
were only four wolves killed in the entire State during
the year. The Board of Managers of the National
Military Asylum, recently established at Chelsea IN
this State, have pettioned tho Legislature W ceuo
ths nremises 10 the General Government
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Jan. 10-GOUnt Bismarck has issued
circular letter to the representatives OF Prussia ao
foreign Courts in which he points out the good FOOT
ing in which Prussia now stands with all foreign
powers; assures them that peace will be maintained
and declares that he shall now devote himself to the
consolidation of Germany.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, jan 1O.-The steamship Deutschland,
Capt VESSELS which left NewYork Dec 20, touched al
this port today and after landing passengers and mails
for London proceeded TO Bremen.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. IO.--Tho steamship Csy OF Boston,
from Ncw-York 90 arrived 1t Queenstown last even
iuO on route 10 this port,
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THE GREEK CAUSE.

LONDON, Jan 10-NOon.-TrustwOrthy adyjces
have been received here that the plot of the Greeks
in the Mediterranean Islands to assert their indie
pendcnce is spreading rapidly. Formidable popular
uprsings have occurred in other islands, and tho
Greek cause has suddenly frightened
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CONNECTICUT.
COMMENCEMENT OF YALE MEDICAL COLLEGE,
ny rgLkGRAPH TO rHE rRlnrSs.

~ rgLkGR TRIBUNE
NEw-HavEY, Conn, Jan. 1O-The commencement
exercises of tho Medical Department. OF 1ale College
took plnce this evening at tho Medical College. DR..
l. = Paldock of Norwich delivered the address TO
the class. and Cornelius W. Bull of this city the vale
dctOry address.
ton was given TO j. IL. Parker and l.. w. Ward.
The Hooker prize for the best examination for Doc
tor of Medicine, was awarded TO Theobald Bard of
East China Mich. The degrees were conferred by
President Woolsey.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, JAN 10.-It is said that the Italian
Government is willing to release the Church property
Oh the receipt of six hundred millions of lire.
1t is stated that Rasten Bey, the present Minister
of the Turks to this country, will shortly be with
drawn and sent to represent his Government at
Washington.
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As pa,rd by the Senate and sent 10 the House for con
cur,nce IN the Amt udmcnt. The bill is - follows;
AZ AcT o. for a. REGULAR meetings 81 tou'rss
and Hou Of hIrfsfIfrf ~ ~ iHfi
S.ss osshyi Int aatgn 20 DE 70 lnf
tine. u tons.s there shall BE- meeting 81 the ALL Cor
gss United states AID d each sueceeug 'oh GREATER ~
IL q March. the dtv which TIE tenn De-
r m te Congress eected except shru tie 4ih q March
on SUNDAY meeting shall ke place al TIE same houf 90
tie I-It slcc
ypIov q ina nlr cpa-t,d Tho; 10 person who vas
Cougs- shall receive on -
eage going returning from tie additional Session fo'4e1
for BIZ tie FOREGOING section
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MICHIGAN CANALS.

Mr.. CHANDLER dep, Nichl presented Resolutions
frnIl c lufalo Detroit and Toledo Boards az Trade
recommending the plan proposed to the Secretary %
straight Canal through the ST. Clair Flats nF cad 81 fur
tier expenditures of money in dredging the existing
channel ana praying Congress TO make me necessary az
preparation therefor which was referred 70 the Commit
tee Commerce.
TIE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
Mr. WADE called NJ the bill 10 Amend the Organic
Acf Of the Territories Of the United States by prohibit
ing the Denial Of Civil Political Rights on account OF
Color MIR Wade offered the following substitute ior
the pending bill. -.,-, - 49,. ii, 81,
til elective Of the Territories Of The lnted stats ~iitL
10 efru thereof on account
Of condition Of fcritude and al acts OF pal q"
scis either the Legislative Assemblies Of san ic
m pTOvonS Of tbs act are hereby declared uu
and void m.
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moner nr RLpEEsENTATIYEs

Mr.. COOPER Dem, Tonn.) presented the crcden-
tials OF A. VI. Brnch n6 Representative rom Tue SKIN
Representative from the Third Congressional District OF
Alabama. Referred to the Committee ON keconstruCt0n
Messrs Boyer dJcni., PENN ana Hale lRep, ~ -
excused from further service on the committee on
tie Militia. .
On motion Of Vi. TYSON dcp, MichJ, the Committee
on Commerce - Instructed tu inquire INTO TIE cNpdi-
tie prrs FOR ae improvements ia the hhbor OF 81 Jo-
scrh on Lake Michigan.
-, ,,,rrrp % HN ~ Sr ,Ids hin s,rn,cmcp.
tary 10 the act relating 10 the cancellation Of revenue
stamps Referred to the Committee on Ways and Means
PAY OF DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
On motion OF Mr.. COOK ucp, III, the Committee on
Military Affairs inst uctcd to Inquire into the eNpe-
dieucy of providing by law or allowing l pay ana az
lowaces To commits stoned officers and enlisted men who
have been discharged, until they got to their homes
MFR ALLEY Gep, Mass.) from the Post Office Commit
tee reported bill authorizing the Postmaster General 10
Nav route pgenls not less than $500 more Than SlOO
rcyy onnnm After discussion the bill was passed. $50
Mr ALLEY, from the same COMMITTEE, iepoiuI plit
declaring Clinton Bridge across the Mississippi hNer NJ
Mr 'WAsiiihSE tRcp ND made the point of order
that this was the proposition that was Noteu uoWh
Tie SPEAKER ruled that Committee could certainly
report at one session precisely the sun Wv, ', M wi, s
suRtrRNE d)-It is the same proposition sub
stautially 10 dam up the Mississippi River; a.,
MIR ALLEY proceeded To explain ana advocate Tue
Dill wAsUBIrRNE followed In opposition TO It, contend
inc that the bridge material obstruction TO naNlga
lion and describing tho Northwestern hhllloau 1on
% as mammoth, stupendous and rcmorseless mOhOp-
oyir rAPNswoRTH REP, ILL., asked his colleague how
long Tue replicd that It had been there five
ak wears and Had been constant source OF annoyance
ana Me- OIFAsRNswoRTH asked whether there was any
authenticated of detonto or delay or INJURY " nav"
CATION y replied that testimony o. that point
| had been presented " the Ceaa&s'Ss'
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VOL. XXVI,....NO o'O5''
WASHINGTON.

-.o,rr BrII,-TIIE TAX COMMITTEE
cONGEEsS-ri'h ~. sor-rIlEEN AGmCUITUKE-CoL-
oprp CONVENTION
The New York herald., 1867-03-19
He RIO s

Winnie the procession was proceeding on ts route Of
march, and everything promised well for tho ceeprants
an unfcrtuna,e affair occurred which It feared will
cost several lives and the serious injury OF mauy
aecous officers OF the Metropolitan Police force The
foowisr narrative Of the facts In the case gathered by
an eye Witness will afix the blame those 10 whom u
properly belongs In passing is tjust 10 claim that
regret the or viii fail TO exhaust
every bring the offenders TO justice than the
great body Of pesccable processionists who deeply
deplore thie unfortunate affair.
THE cAusB OF RIOT
About one O'Clock IN the afternoon, as the various
divisions Of tho Ancient Order OF Hbernans Of Brook
lyn we're paseIug up Grand street, in the vicinity
or and just previous TO Joining the main body Of the
Broadway, q truck drove up Grand street In tho same
direction in which the societies were marching
Although the driver seemed 10 take special not to
disturb the order Of the procession, by keeping his
horses close 10 the cnrb outside the line OF march, he
was called upon by several OF the officers Of the Fourth
division 10 croes into one Of the by streets 80
NJ he had heard the orders, the driver attempted
% reach one OF the by Streets but, 10 do So
y was necessary for him to cross The line
OF march which be attempted 70 do AS
his intention became nantes, ouicry was ra iscd
against by the mavsbafs and aids on horseback and
In order not create any trouble he drew HE vehicle
w to the surb and stopped vcnuns 70 ask one OF the
processioa officials, he did what they expected
BIN 10 do they wosd not pcrm, him 10 cross Grand
The New York herald., 1867-03-19
THE PRO CEs SION.

The procession, with prompttude somewhat remarka-
b started from the assembling point noon, and march,
Cd down East Broadway and Chatham street to the Park
The approach Of the line noted by the firing OF .
salute by detachment OF the First regiment OF artillery
when Mayor Hoffman, accompanied by John Francis
Mcguire H. p, OF Cork Ireland the Rev. Father QUINN
Of st. Peter's church. Barclay street; N. T. Brennan
Judge Bowling, Comptroller Connolly ex-senator Brad
ley members OF both Boards of tho Common Coun-
c took position the platform in front Of the city
HAIL and reviewed The column 1t passed The mill
sary headed the procession and comprised the Sixty
ninth regiment Phenx Zouavos, Company A, Ninety
utn regiment and the First Battery Of artillery. I'm
mediately after tho military came the civic societies.
bearing banners OF beautiful green silk embazoued with
devices embemac OF the objects Of the society and OF
fealty TO Ireland
handsome American and Irish flags, which we're cnhu-
sastcally cheered at various ponts along the route
One feature which created great deal OF merrinent
and applause was the appearance the line OF hand
some car, In which was seated an Irish piper, who
Sy sna Se Boud seer Boy
In, O. the Greenn with various other airs the sound
Of which made the in the procession him step
lightly and the crowds either side laugh and
cheer more heartily. The procession, after paying a
passing salute to the reviewers filed out at the west gate
The line haS rssched Union square the rear
Aad not yet left the Park. Looking up Broadway
from tho PARK e sss WAS Inn MOVING " as
leckg men, the bright regalise and handsome banners
flags nutserng in the breeze the gsly caparisoned
marhals riding 10 and mo- the bright uniforms Of the
hrge number q eadsss the enthusiastic crowds which
Nnsd the sidewalks and nlisd the widows OF the houses
either side, and the number OF bands interpreted
throughout The line, combined make picture which,
although somewhat marred by the slush and snow, was
gratifying extreme TO those who bad out TO
witness H. Having reached Union square, and the
statue Of Washington having been saluted the preccs
passed along the designated route 70 the Cooper
institute where IL dismissed. and whence the
m took the shortest route 70 their respective
meeting rooma
PRESENTATION or CoI0Rs TO THE sixrY-MSTH ReGINErT.
Before the time for the the Sixty ninth rcg
nent nled into the Cay Hall Park and having been
drawn up line before The City Hall beautiful Of
oocrs presented 70 the regiment By his honor Mayor
Hoffman, on behalf OF the city OF New York. The
cclors were received by Lieutenant Colonel Kavanagh
Gin the absence OF Colonel McMshonb behalf Of the
roe eiment who, Ia few well chosen remarks, pledged
tye services Of the regiment In case OF need and
thanked the Mayor and Common Council for the hand
some and appropriate testimonial
The New York herald., 1867-03-19
KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK.

banquet at the Astor House-speeches Of J.
Francis Mcguire, Mayor Hoffman. WiIliam
r. Lyons, President OF the knights Of Sc.
Patrick. and Others.
The sixth anniversary banquet OF the knights Of g.
Patrick was held last evening at tho Astor House. The
former ccebntsns Of the satai day Of reands patron
saint by the knights have attained such celebrity not
only for the excellent style in which the entertainments
have been Produced but also for the wit and learning
represented those occasions that only necessary
TO that the reunion Of last night fully equaed any
OF the former ones, and alike creditabIe 70 tho
Knights and 10 the host Of the Astor House The
nag Of the Knights, supported each side by
tho national ensign, was suspended above tho
Presidents chair, and was the only attempt az decora-
t,on In the rcom we except the chas,e ornamental
pieces on the dining table, representing g. Patrick,
Daniel o'Conpsl, temple Of liberty snd osher sppro.
pirate subjectA Al The right Of We Prpi<eak VIM. y,
The New York herald., 1867-03-19

was the nmcuy; that was the weakness Of the British
soyernment II he had the power himself, he would
Ssc II. X
trious race 70 whom God had given that island He
wosld not destroy-hs would reform He would not
away the power Of doing wrong Cheers and cries Of
"Bravo Treat the Irish people we'll and the country
Of Il. a lad Win
His own eternal hand, it would bs miserable They
wanted reform, and be trusted they would have Il
make allowance for his position He had one course
alone to pursue and they would despise him II for the
70 % ,g csscnns % sir mo%sntasy applause 10
He had mos said one word there that hs would not
honestly vndicae by his acts and policy In the sphere
forthcoming work Of his America, Mr.. Mcguire
tnued that as an Ishman he deeply Interested
n america % have thought prsudics 70 is honor or
Her institutions ne did not thoroughly understand but
her people ne profoundly admired and the feeling Of
he had FOR the land Of his birth. feH
TO the nexs regular toast "The city Of New York
great in ts charity as in its prosperity, Mayor John
T.. Hoffman responded Ia Q very humorous manner,
saying he had responded for the city OF New
York three hundred and sixty-hve times, for the
last three hundred and sixty-nve days, and he
had nothing 10 say in reference to II. He could
tell In advance what phase the city OF New York
was going to assume and therefore he could never pre-
pare speech in advance. They would all agree with
him was great city, permanent and hxed rock
and boundless In its charities and prosperity as the
minutes in advance what TO say about It. II was not
great alone in the charity which scnt TO the suffering
people OF Ireland 70 the Cretans to the Southern
people, but in the liberal and enlarged charity
which gave home and political and religious equality
10 all the strangers that choose to avail themselves OF it
It city great in it's prosperity and from the Battery
10 the northern extremity Of the island the homo OF
and prosperous people honest industrious and
as intelligent any similar number Of people on the
Amencan continent And they denied the right Of any
section, country power TO limit them IN the admins
traion OF their own affairs so long as they recognized
the great law OF equal justice and equal liberty 70 all
men. The toast OF the Army and Navy" responded
to by George NJ Curtiss; "Civl and Religious Liberty
by Judge Quinn; 1.-The National Festival Of Ireland'
BY A. s Sullivan, and "The Irish People at Home" by
John II. Harnett
During the evening dispatches were received from the
Knights Of St. Patrick, Chicago, and also from tn
Knights in Brooklyn.
A deputation from the Friendly Sons OF st. Patrick
also offered their congratulations, and deputaton Of
the knights was appointed TO return the visit The COM
pany then separated.
The New York herald., 1867-03-19
c A N A D A.
Arrest Of a Fenian Spy Mt Suspcusisn Bridge
Important Papers Found On Him-CelebFa-
lion Of 80. Patrick's Day.

Arrest Of Fenian Spy Mt Suspeus1en Bridge
Important Papers Found On Him-ColebRu-
tion Of 80. Pntrick's Day.
TORONTO, C. w., March 16 1897
Fenian SPY was arrested at Suspension Bridge on
Saturday He had been followed from this city by de-
tectIves who on searching his satche found plan OF
the city OF Toronto and plans Of all It's banks and prin-
cipal public buildings, map OF the Niagara frontier,
list or the OF judges who sentenced the Fen
ans at the trials OF tho attorney who prosecuted
them and OF the witnesses who testified against them
and other documents containing Information Of similar
character Ho is said TO relation Of one OF the con-
victcd Fenans in the penitentary He was brought
this city this morning II 10 expected that there will
DO important Developments al his trial.
having been understood that the Hbrrnisn Society
intended TO parade the streets yesterday the police au-
thorities were instructed not 70 permit any band or
music 10 play the street, TO allow any asscmbhge
Of persons carrying banners &C. this was calculated
TO create breach Of tho peace The procession, conse
quentiy, did not take place
Bishop Lynch, in a discourse at st. Mchaers Catne.
been abandoned In the courseof some general remarks
on the present aspect OF affairs he expressed ne
that the Canadian government was the Irecst 20 .ne
world, and he was confident that no irssman ~ sse
country would fall to stand up Tor toe aeienoe oi s0e
government " the necessity arose. 81 e He8f4|
Fears SIsshsIy ssbstdins, but Wariiko Pre-
parations still Going On.
MoxrREAt, q e. March 10, 1907
A,,bourh there s nothing on The frontier 70 cause
alarm At present. active preparations ere being made TO
have troops IN readiness 70 rapidly 70 any point
rns sroops are armed with the Snyder rna Tbey can
Ore ave rounds In fortyAwo sscopds