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Foreign News.

LONDON, October 7.-Dispatches repre-
sent the greatest agitation at Rome. Depu-
tations and memorials are arriving at
Florence praying that Rome may be made
the Italian capital. The Italian press
urges subscriptions for the GaribaldianS
wounded at Viterbo.
Il is rumorcd that Napoleon allows the
Italians to occupy the Papal territory with
troops, but they must no; enter the city Of
Rome.
LONDON, October 7-Noon.-Consols
81 3-l6. United States bonds, Il 9-l6.
LoHDoS, October - Z. M.-Consols
9iL. United S:otes bonds, IL q.
LoNpoS, October 7-Evening.-Consols
81 1-lC. United States bonds, II ZIG.
LIVERPOOL, October I-Noon.-Cotton
steady sales estimated at 10000 bales
Breadstutls generally quiet. Corn ad.
vanced to 43S. ID.
LIVERPOOL, October 20 p. M.-Cottor
and breadstufs unchanged. Lard, 55s,
Other articles unchanged.
L1rERroor, October 7-Evcning.
ton closed unchanged sales, $1,000 bales
Breadstufs unchanged. Turpcntine de-
ciucd 3D., closing at 2Gs. Cd. Medium
rosin advanced TO rs; common steady a!
S. Cd. All other articles unchanged.
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@5orn E;S,,fSu. In Ifayti.

HAVANA, October 5, VIA kEY WEST,
October C.-Tcr French steamer Louisiana,
just arrived from ST. Thomas, %o have news
to the effect that serious engagement
had taken place before Fort Basan, on the
borders of St. Domingo, but on layticn
territory. The Cacopa IIaytien revolution
lists, specially opposed to President Salnavc,
who were possession of the fort, hoistcd a
white flag, and the white troops Of Sal
nave proceeded to take possession of tho
fort, but were fired on and cut to pieces
by the rcvolutoniSts. Some members Of
the first families Of Port-au-Princc are
among the talicn.
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Amount Of don't. less cash in
General sherman In "nshinSton-
station DispatchCs-Scnnto
uwars. and !rnI;eacl,Tncnt-r0!i
ans and EscrSonnE News.
Special dlsratch 70 the EA!timore Sun.

Special dispatch to the baltimore Gun.
WASuIXGToH. October 6.--Gcncral Shcr-
man arrived here this morning, and had
al interview with the President in the az
tcrnoon. General Sherman reports that
there are good grounds for the belief that
good results will come from the labors OF
The Peace Commission, and that hostilitics
will cease ere long.
Sensation dispatches sent of from this
city tonight represent that General Shcr-
man is called here by the President to
take charge Of the War Department., in
place OF General Grant. Upon the best
authority, can say that the President has
no such purpose as indicated i'll the rumor
mentioned.
1t is reported that Senator Howard has
sent a letter Cor publication in the Chr0ni-
Gle here arguing that there is no more OBJ
lection to a senator sitting in Judgment on
L trial for impeachment because he has
expressed an opinion that the party I'M
peachcd is guilty than there is ground for
Directing TO II Juror in a murder case who
may have expressed an abstract opinion
on murder.
In answer 10 the Senator's argument il
is suggested that there is no parallel in
the cases cited by him. For illustration :
if Juror already Summoned TO try Il par
ticular case should previous to trial advise
his icllow-ju to convict the alleged
offender, it would y" good ground, il
proved TO the court, for diminishing that
Juror from the panel.
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Fighting fE EtaIy-Thc Papn1 Troops
Defeated Meeting OF Garibnldi's
Followers.

Fighting ir EtaIy-Thc Papnl Troops
Defeated Meeting OF GaribaIdi's
Followers
LONDON, October 4-Milnight. = The
latest dispatches received from Italy,
though conflicting, are highly important.
a message has just been received from
Florence announcing the clash Of arms.
The insurgcnt troops holding a strong posi-
ton near Bagnarca, in Vitcrbo, were
attacked by the Papal forces. a short,
sharp fight ensucd, which resulted in the
defeat Of the attacking party, who were
obliged hastily to withdraw. The losses
in the engagement arc not stated.
y public meeting Of the friends Of Carl
baldi was held at Turin yesterday. Rcvo-
lutionary speeches were made by many
distinguished persons. Great crowds OF
people were present, and the enthusiasm
vas nnboundcd. Meetings Of a like cha
racter are in contemplation in other cities
Of Italy.
Though prisoner at Caprcra, General
Garihaldi has issued stirring address to
his followers, which is published today
al! over Europe. He recitcs at length the
grievances Of Italy, and asks bis country
men to redress them now. He appeals
strongly to their patriotism, and urges all
his friends to march forthwith to Rome.
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Interesting from Japan.

WAsHINGToE, October Tho State
Department has advices that the japanese
commissioners, Tomogro and Mat>moto,
lately in this country reached 1cddo
July 9th. They wrote Secretary Seward,
expressing satisfaction with their visit.
George Bunker, an American seaman,
was found murdered in Nangasaki, and
the same night japanese woman was
found murdered near the same spot.
The civil war in japan is over, Chosa
having returned to his allegiance and dis
per.cd his army.
The japanese minister says officially
that al! now seems 10 be pleasant, but it is
impossible TO tell how long peace viii
last, there are SO many bad men IN ia
pan. Minister Van Ealsenburg gives
details Of the persecution OF Christians
already mentioned by telegraph. There
are 20 900 native Roman Catholics in ia
pan, descendants from Christian converts
left there 200 years ago, when Japan
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NEGRO WoMES CLAiMIHG First. CLASS
PAs9AGE.-On Friday afternoon two ne
gro women from Philadelphia tool; passage
on the steamer Louisiana, Captain Russell,
for Norfolk. Instead Of going to the place
on board appropriated for the accommoda-
ton of negroes, they went into the ladies'
cabin. Before the time for the boat to
start they were politely informed that they
were in the wrong place, but they replied
that they were first class passengers"
and should insist on remaining where they
were, in the best apartment the boat could
afford. Captain Russell was informed of
the state Of affairs, when he went to the
cabin and tried to explain that there was a
place FOR " co!ored people," but they were
deaf to him, and expressed their determi-
nation to remain where they were. Finding
all cXpostulaton OF no effect, Captain Rus
sell sent for policeman Cunningham, who
in turn tried his powers of persuasion with
the same effect as those who had preceded
bin. The women were stubborn, and
Cunningham became determined, and
when all cntrcaty failed, he found it neces-
sary to eject them from the cabin. In
they left the boat with a threat to appeal
to Judge Bond (RadicalD, who they felt
assured would assist them in their demand
to have the best place on the boat. Up 10
last night neither the negro women nor the
champions Of "manhood suffrage" had
taken any steps to vindicate the cause of
the sable daughters Of Philadelphia
Baltimore Luzette.
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Mrs. LNCoLN's WAEnEoBE-FCRTHER
RAyELATIoNS.-On Friday last the rooms
Of Mr. Brady, COG Broadway, were filed
nearly all day BY ladies and gentlemen,
who came to look at the goods Mrs. Lin
coins displayed for sale under such IN
fortunate circumstances. Hundreds came
on simple missions ofinquiry. Three United
States senators called TO see Mr.. Brady.
\ large numbero Of letters from all parts Of
tie country have also been received By
Mr.. Brady asking to know the truth, and
making Indignant protests against permit
ting forced contamination of Mrs. Lin
coins plans.
The sales Friday did not exceed $3.50,
notwithstanding the large number of ladies
that called. Many no doubt were prompt
cd by curiosity, and after examining the
goods 10 their satisfaction, retired without
purchasing. Among those who called
were the wives and daughters Of several
prominent merchants. Ii the greater part
of the inventory is not disposed Of within
q few days, they will be put up at auction
and sold for what they will bring.
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The Prize Ring.

DETROIT, October 5.-GaIlaghcr and
Davis fought to-day ct Fighting Island,
seven miles from here. Davis won in
torty-fvc rounds, knocking Gallagher out
of time. The latter had the best OF the
fight until that round.
PHILADELPHIA, October G.--At 4 o'clocl,
this morning party Of Schuylkll hangers
assembled in the vicinity Of the Point
Breeze Gas Works to witness prize fight
between two of their ringleaders- Mich.
candy and Pat. Mclaughlin. The ring
was formed and the fight about TO com
mence, when suddenly detachment OF
The FIRST District police, who had prcyi-
ousy hidden in the wood, sprung upon
them, firing in the air, and creating a
decided panic. They succeeded in cap
turing nineteen Of the rowdies, including
one of the principals and two of the
seconds. The rest fed TO the woods or
escaped in boats. Last night the rowdies
got into Il fight amongst themselves, during
which several were shot.
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ssay;cop News by' Cuban Cable.

uVASA, October "a late arrival from
Vera Cruz brings the following news:
Father ArccZl has been consccratcd
Bishop of Morclia.
The wife Of Santa Anna has petitioned
JrarrZ for his release without trial.
Barou Magnus, PruSsian ambassador,
has returned To the city Of Mexico.
General Pavcu has been appointed Go
vernon Of TamaulipaS, General Antlllon
Governor Of Guanajato.
The property Of Sonora has not been
conliscatcd, as reported, but he has been
Gucd 80, 900.
Seven houses in the city Of Mexico,
owned hy Almontc, Ramicrcz, Siilclo, Is
cubcdra, Urga, and others, have been con
tiscutcd and will be sold 1T auct!on-estl-
mated yaluc. 500, 600.
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The Markets..


New YORK, October "A. M.-Flour
less active and prices unchanged. Wheat
2G3c. lower. Corn lc. better. Oats dull
aud heavy. Pork, 323.753$23.Sj. Lard
quiet. Whisky active at 35@3S. Cotton
steady; middling, 20c. Frcishts firm.
Turpentinc, 81 Sc. Rosn, S3.S7la. Stocks
very strong. Money, per cent. Sterling,
lGgt%0l091I. Sight, l095g. J-2O's, 'G2,
ll2I.s.. Gold, li47aGll5.
New YORK, October 7-P. M.-Cotton
steady; sales 100 bales at zoe. Flour
dull. Wheat active at the noon decline {;
white Michigan, IS; No. |, $2.371.. Corn
active mixed western, $l.35G5l Sc. Pro-
visions quiet and steady. Whiskcy active a;
in bond, 35@38. Groceries generally firm.
Turpentine, 5o1a959. Resin, S2.o712.
Frcights irner.
Gold, l452ss. 5.2O's, 'G2, coupons, ll21a
alb. Money, per cent. Sterling IN
changed.
BAL.TIuoRE, October 7.-Cotton dull
quotations uominaly unchanged. Flour
iirm; standard city mills extra, 81.
Wheat firm. Corn higher white, sl.3OD
sl.32; yellow, $40. Oats firm at 7O073c.
Rye rIG. Provisions firm and unchanged.
C!HcIyy!rI, October Flour finn
and in good demand. Corn advanced to
81; supply light. Whisky in good de-
mand. Pork quiet at 81. Bacon. active
and higher; shoulders, l49ll1ac. (lattcr
10 come ont Of the smoke; clear rib, lSc
Lard, 1870.
WILMlsGroS, y. c., October spirit.
turpcntinc icm at 80 &C. Resin steady a
s3.25g$6. Weather cold and clear.
CHARLESTON, S. c., October THE cot
ton market has continued in its downward
tendency. Prices fell eli 1.0lc. today
3, Inquiry was restricted To better grades
sales Of 100 bales new middling at &c.
/ receipts, | ,033 bales.
AUGUSTA, October Cotton very quic
with no change sales, 80 bales; mid
ding, lG C.. receipts, 233 bales.
SAVANNAH, October Cotton opened
! dull, but closed &c. better, with fair de
nland; sales, l93 bales; receipts, 50
bales. Weather cold ard clear.
MOBILE, October cotton in fair de
mand factors Offering freely; sales, 80
bales middling, lGl.@l7c.; receipts IL
two days, 9l3 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, October 7.-Cotto
quiet and unchanged sales, 900 bales
low midGlings, l7l.9lSc.; receipts, 81
bales. Sugar dull, with only retail b'
sincss. Molasscs-No sales Cuba held u
55c.; Louisiana, zoe. Gold, Iii.
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Esnnrncik-& Position.

From the 81. Louis Democrat aaolcaiI.
General Hancock hes been very cXtcn-
sivclv claimed by Conservatives rs in sym
pathv with their views, and his appoint
mcnt bv Johnson was regarded by many
Radicals as proof that he was not likely 10
carry out the reconstruction act in good
faith. In this State the position oil the
General was once 3 matter of great into
rest To the Conservatives, and they
devoted themselves with great zeal to the
task of converting him TO their notions.
Their failure was painfully disheartcning
when the General sent to the press official
documents rclu.iDg their favoritc partisan
charges and furnished troops TO sustain the
civilauthoriticsi in enforcing the registry law.
The truth is, that by some strange fatality
Democracy loses all the best and hravest
soldiers OF the army. Grant was once
called & Democrat, and 50 was Sherman
and Sheridan and SicklcS. The Conscrya-
tivcs find very little comfort in the con-
duct Of any Of them.
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General Grants Position Defined

WASHINGTON, October In speech
at Galena, Illinois, Congressman +. W..
Washburn detailed General Grants views.
General Grants sympathies, he said, were
with Congress on the reconstruction plan,
and he advised an early session Of Con-
gress. He favored tie liouse bill requiring
the consent Of the Senate to change dis
trict commanders. He accepted the Sc
crctaryship of War from sense of duty,
to prevent its being filed by Johnson mon,
and his acceptance was with the consent
and knowledge of Mr.. Stanton, after full
consultation with him. Mr.. Washburn
said he had no right to speak regarding
General Grants Presidential aspirations.
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LIEUTENANT STICENEY'S FIANcE.-A
few hours after his eyes were closed and
his heart stilcd, the young lady 70 wh"m
Lieutenant Stickncy vas engaged to be
married arrived with her father at Marion,
Smythc county, Va, from Aubern, y.
Y. 1t is utterly impossible to afford any
idea of the agony with which she heard Of
his death. She stated that it she had
found him nscnsiblc, and within an hour
oil his death, She would have been married
to him, and that she considered herself as
married in the SIGHT OF Heaven, although
their hands were never permitted to be
Joined. -Lynchbluy EepG1lican.
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The cashier OF the First National Bank
of New Milford, Conn, is said to be de-
iaultcr to the amount Of $4,000. He was
regarded rs eli honest and religious man,
but got into stock gambling, with the com
mon result. He has gone to Canada.
The Boston Transcript says: The pub
lie will never know how many foolish
things Mr.. Seward stopped while Mrs. l..
was mistress of the White House.
Mrs. Emily Jordan, the actress, so well
known to theatre gocrs, is married. Chas.
Ransom, wealthy Now Yorker, Is the
happy man.
Commissioner Rollins, of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, has written letter
stating that By law Of Congress all allda-
Wits are relieved from stamp duty.
1t is calculated that Pennsylvania con-
tains coal enough to supply 10000 tons
annually for lie next 800 years.
They have a giant in Missouri who is
seven feet seven and a half inches high.
He served in the Confederate army.
Dr.. Eastman is the Radical nominee for
the Convention in Louisa county.
i college for the education of colorcd
persons is about to be erected 1t Harper'>
Ferry.
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GENERAL. BUFFERS FINANCIAL SCHEMES.
General Buffers recent letters on the
public finances are creating good deal Of
comment in Washington among the Urea
sury officials and financial men generally.
Secretary McCulloch and Assistant Sc
crctary Chandler have been oycrrun with
parties who are particularly interested,
and vino are anxious to obtain their views
on Buffers ideas. 1t is stated on the au-
thOriiy Of Il prominent Treasury official
that when General Butler had written his
first letters he was asked if he did not
fear that it would hurt our securities in
Europe. lie replied that he hoped il
would, as he was opposed to the present
financial policy Of the Government, and
he had prepared Il bill, taking as lis text
his two published letters, which lie will
introduce in Congress carly in the next
sesson.--IriJ,ne.
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African C0I0niZatiOn-E III X rn II -
from America.

WAsuIyGroN, October The packet
ship Golconda, Captain Lovett, owned by
the Amcric an Colonization Society, ar
rived at Baltimore on Saturday from Mon
royia, Africa. She will sail on her return
VOYAGE to Monrovia about the Goth instant,
touching at Charleston, whence She is cX-
pcctcd to sail on the llth of November.
It is said ,omo 600 names are entered OF
parties going in her, most Of whom Will
embark from Charleston.
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ANOTHER PoiNT FOR GREELEY To Con
sIDEa.-lIon. James Brooks, replying tc
Senator FrelinghuyScn, OF New Jersey,
who had quoted from st. Paul to show
that God made oil nations OF one blood, said
he did no. finish the quotation. Ii nc had
continued he would nave found that God
had also determined the bounds Of their
habitation.'' The boundary Tor the go
vcrrmcnt Of the negro is his own native
land, while this is q white mans country
and a white mans government. God and
our fathers had made it 50, and the great
struggle we lave nov is to keep it so.
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NOTICE-TO THE STOCK HOLD
~ ERs OF TIE NATIONAL coal NlslaG
COMPANY or NIkGLa!Al.-At 4 uest!ns OF mo
Board Of the President aud Directors Of tae > a
tlolal Coal Mining Company held Al ths!f "Mts
4. the city Of Richmond. Va, on tha az gay VI
.-pt-mo-r, 1851, tho following preamo!s ana !eS"'
tion were adop.ed .p. ~,
III appea rIus 10 tn. meeting satisfactorily ma.
tue -xis.ncies Of tho company require Nh 1850 s,J
Ia.ut OF ten per centu!u on the {. p'tAt
49, .nrh ~, rau,nn or i III uch greater one, 10
vel unpaid and impossible. on tho stoeH, !. ~ b.,
Rssolced ailt orartd Ihat ,si 70 70 ~. c.ni,nt
| ..x.-..t ~, each aud eyIry share OF .he
go Of he company, 10 DO paid Ia 70 ne FLs,i
ann by or sioro ihe lst day Q! 'o,'thD"t, ~
~, ~, ina President be And De Is heFcDy au-
,",tIsd ana eluo-tsd - enforce this s'sss'aoht
mon III ocAEu!durr neg sctIal or IeI!Li.shl III
~. rsyment thereof by all aud every io.a' means
! which b ; may deem reasonable of heeoss"f?
Psnctu.l payment OF aid assessment . no a.
the office II the company u! hisnuoha, 80, W
.uca ,toc knolder, Is earnestly rsac->tvd.
JOHN ). lpDpt5 President.
gtcgroxp VA, September 8. lsG7.
"a 2s-tEoyl
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A Lively WEEK.-Thc present will be
a lively week in railroad matters. We are
to have the convention Of the friends OF
the Lynchburg and Danvillc road, to begin
on Tuesday, and the annual stockholders
meeting of the Virginia and Tennessee
Company, to begin on Wednesday. The
latter will be particularly interesting, and
probably exciting, in view Of the contest
over consolidation and the presidency
The battle Of last October we suppose
will be fought over again. Colonel Owen
is out of the way, but Dr.. Morris, General
Wharton, Mr.. J. L. Kent, and others, are
spoken Of by the opponents of consolida-
ton. On the other side General Malone
is the Magnus Apollo, who, it is contcndcd,
will bear of the crown of victory
LWcljUg Iirgitiun.
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stopped all intercourse with foreign ma
tons. They are scattered throughout the
Empire, with headquarters at Nangasaki,
where there Is q bishop and several
nrie.ts. They have made few converts,
having held their services in secret at
night. Many of these Christian men,
women, and children have recently been
arrested as criminals.
Mr.. Seward, through Van NaIkenouTs
urges on the Japanese Government the
abolition of all laws against Christians.
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Where Did the Toney Go:
Special di-pt;c,i 10 tho Philadelphia Erenin:
Teieyraph (RauicaD

Special dispttcl to the Philadelphia Evening
Telegraph (RadisaJ.
WAsHIHGTOH, October 4.-Tho disclo-
surcs concerning Mrs. Lincoln's alleged
restitution, and her efforts to sell portions
OF her wardrobe, excite much comment
here, but do not surprise people, as her
cXtravagant habits while at the White
House were matters Of common noto-
ricty but how She has managed 10 s1uan-
der the SO, 900 voted her by Congress in
less than two years is a mystery to many
who cannot credit the statement. The
interest alone Of this sum, If properly in
vested, would have been sufficient to have
supported her comfortably during her life.
time. It is known that Mr. Lincoln lcf,
nearly $4,000 to her at his death, and the
sale Of his property in Illinois after death
brought considerable sum Of money.
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Richmond Tobacco Exchange, October 4.

Breaks and receipts very small. Market
very buoyant and prices fully sustained be
low ;re give the transactions Tor The past three
DAYS: lil hogSheuGs, - tierceS, ana boxes
offered and sold IL follows:
XasuFAcTUgISa TOBACCO.
J,.as-Common TO medium dark working,
sj 10 -; sood dark working, IS 10 III; sun
cured, common, 81 10 So; sun-currd, sood,
sl2 to SlS; cutl-cured, common, - 10 slJ F.;
co?,l-cur-d, bright, Sl2 TO go coal-cured, tan
cy, SO 10 : IS. ~.
medium dark working, 80 10 ia good DARK
working, sl5 10 &l7 fine End wrapping, sls 10
iol: sun cured, $l5 10 f2j and So ye!lo"
wrappers, common so 10 S3j; yeilo" wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 10 500 aad NV.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lu1s.-yery common and heavy "elehts,
- 10 $3.50; medium, 50 10 IS; scoa' % %
SD
tinenlal shipping, si5 10 slo and s.3.
sTEMMISG TOBACCO
Lear-Common, III 10 81; good, sl5 to sl7
fine SIS To $50 and S23.
Stsms.-Nery common 10 good 81 10 =. 90
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On Saturday last rather lh'eh'seh'
and decidedly handsome girl, from c'Sh-
teen to twenty years Of asc, who gave ieF
name as Bette Crews, OF Halifax county,
and who is believed TO be respectfully CON
uected there, was arrested by officer
Woodrool for stealing several tlno dresses
a gold watch chain and bracelet, ana Var'-
Gus other valuablcs, worth about $lco.-
Lync'lJouJ NelcS.
The summit of Mount Mansfield, IN eer'
mont was covered with snow on Tuesday
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
, REPORT CONTRADICTED.

- -,-,1 Cront contraGicts tho sta,c
",", .',.rrr,hcd a few DAVIS since tlat
-. ;r,crvirw with several Rrnrb};.
,,rr,.n,cn ne said if il was me wl,
0'W .,..'rrrrr or The desire oC the Amc.
...~,,f. ,,,a; he Shoula become prc,f-
-'' ~ would no; resist the ono or disnp.
". ~. ,rc other. He has been character
. ."..r y,;ccat on this point, and has too