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New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

TIliI,EY.
A yrw CIRCULAR FROM TIE PORTE.

A y,W CIRCULAR FROM TIE PORTE.
rcw circular Of the Porte 10 the Powers
r,t,cs lie oomlIctc defeat Of The Canadian nsurrec-
1 ,aos that an HAT remains t0 hc done is to re-
'l lr ne uoIiical admin isilJttu az Tie lslghu An
fr.fy b. to be- granted 10 TIE tiouh VINO TOOK part III
the 4f-iIT6C Ct4Ou.
rrI Sultan OS RAILWAYS.
A, 1c (outru Of Ministers held IN ConstanbnoWc
fe rgeGcroy ~ tLc Suliai, HIS MI,aly hpuko III
C,r ~ ne construction ot railways throufhout We
-, TimuIro No concession for lnc 10 Regrade
,,r0vfl aud granted to tlc Scrylah company, uhu
NJ H. nom, 10 be s,ttIod Tie State guarantee
TIE FATE or IIIE ARctDE
rt. t,uoulte rcuofi of Admiral Simon, commander OF
m Ir,r,h n ct ia Ctoek waters. giye an account oi 'he
,,.t,rction of the famous blockade runner ArcadIi
n, Nt,pday morning the goth of August, aiter had
..,., ,routn and children % f'JLo, s"ilcd ipr
Ift,c.Ii fc fa1e oticts nom that Ioit DulIg tne
- c ,,, IA of tc Izlediu, large iuikl-il st3neI,
% ,.,t anchor tt or NY ship FlaIt'd me- ju uiu W. ~ ~
NJ t no rrcyi0u- evening The Atcani lad b.ch 10 ~.
,li aud landed part or her cargo; but lut ihSIng
20 t,ne fo ischagec the rest, she had salcu Tor
,.l,.n and that De ptctcd her hdck on io',Hy
E t,hfu bo intended t0 attackle W lo'if m if,r " 7
.., NOV had embarked thc women ana tLuultn' =
l'",4t' ~ f,r Atlcue; bat Two hours HielMAIu /
9'',,t ,,,tt. ttiud Ic. Going Cu Gtl lh s'iM n Hu
~ t,,o ef,gtu,ts one chasing the OIL au iknlht'
n, "a short time they approached me anu ~ ,,cIi,,
-" u,c Atcgd and ne other tie lzIcdi lhe III
,raeCd Ir Atoadl aud ravc lfr biD",loo =" W. ~
tbc Areudi rcui,d n the same manner " fvUl, "a IA ~,
~, f,,,sr. ,erc close together the sailors ltth tht
u. a., M tIcr Inca. While the Hei WIS holi'ht ~ ~
,lilsh u,u-ofwar made tlclr appearance Iouiiu tDo
f,Ir nf aid. utfouo. lAc position h TIC AI'""l iH' u
bct.uc Itiy pcIlOue, Al uat hoiaehI IAs eSl'"" u
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
CHINA AND JAPAN.

rrRsrGTiON or NATIVE CHRISTIANS ~ JAPtN
"A rRUS>IAN OFFICIAL SHOT AT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 14.-Ihc steamship
Colorado flom Hong Kong, arrived here this morning.
Size brings passengers aud LEO tuns Of freight Her
dates from Yokohama are TO tie 2ad Of August.
Tie Japancsc auhoFc have arrested eJ native Christi
ans. one American and two Enpii,hmcn have been muir
dtrtd hy the JIpaurS at NaIahdk The French h-hot-
war have gone there 90 investigate atarr Tie japanese
attempted murder M EcLu,A Ot The Prussan Lcgl-
tou while me Iuad 10 DcddO. lie hlcd on h daeaI-
ant, who was wounded moltaly.
ILc markets were voiy dull DIy goods were ln good
demand SIX duil, and lI .Cs rn. Icain euod demand
ior ECw-Nofk market, prices advanced s. 50c IS per
I..U!. -, l-it- dGl-to NrW York A. I'D.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16


WAsHINGToN, Sept. 1L-lhe following letter,
addressed to President Lnccn also before President
Johnson:
Your memorialiSts respectfully represent hat by u
court martial convened at Washington MalorGon Fltz
John Porter sCntcncodt bc cas red and rondord
forever incapable of service under eoyernmcnt Of the
United States =" that such sentence j. 10 gallant
officer in respects worse than Of death,
iuasinuc t makes him the living aud conspicuous vic.
Of terrible penalty that few weeks before the
rblc events which drew upon Gen. Porter this Scvsra
sentence he received the highest reward which the
President can best0w for fhh ;s.d galauiry ia
one Of the most Important actions OF tho war.
Your nlemoriasts adyi5ed that, following the inn
pulses OF controlling love Of justice, your EXccllcncy
has on many occasion, during the var ieCcnsidcTcd aud
revoked the sentences ot CONT InaIua, IN eases fl css
grave than the present. patiently employing your ime
Notwithstanding tile urgCut dcmaid upon li, m Ntthg
and weighing The evidence and listening 10 the eAlaGa
tOns and dcfcn,cs az the accused. Ana y0uf fnoila
lists, Ia consideration of the extreme severity o ~" SEN
tence in the OF MaOgGcn. Iliz John Porter ana o
his previous bgh reputation L"nOraby earned ON INC
fields OF peril ard death respectfully solicit Ygu ~ recon-
slider the proceedings of tecUUl martial 10y when ne was
condemned. THIS course they beg leave To slHscst
must, in whatever overt, he satisfactory 10 your LN'
lency Should the Usrlt De- adverse 20 Gen. Porter ~
VIII strengthen yOu in the conviction that the original
sentence was just II favorable 10 the General n wll
yOur ncmOl1alists are confident, afford your generous
nature the highest eradication which II Is capable OI ci
j0ying.
EDWARD EVERETT, ROBERT C. WiNTmOP,
AMOS \. LAWRENCE, GARDEER HOwLAND SHAW.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
UEYICO.
NILhE>IING LETTER WRITTEN BY MAMMALIAN
JUST BEFORE his DEATH.

NILhL>IING LETTER WRITTEN BY MAMMALIAN
JUST BEFORE HIS DEATH.
Inc following letter was written by Maxi
milan two days before his execution:
QULRETARo Prison OF Las CAPUcHISAs.l
June II. 1867.
Dfm II ron LAGo, Minister Of ApShn 10 lic1icO am
done with this world my very last wishes in regard
oiy 10 my mortal rcma- hich will soon be freed from
az pam and In regard To those who must survive
NY ph} slcian Or Basch. viii have my body brought
Vera cruz lie will hc accompanied only by my two
wants Ini ana ludos have ordered that my body be
transported without any pomp sOlcnmity 20 Vera
Cruz ana thar board the vessel that is TO bring 10
Europe unusual ceremony take place have awaited
death calmly. and wish 10 be lcf n the sauc Stiffness
while IN my coffin Nou win take me assures nv dear
Baron that Or Basc and my two servants who take
my body iu may accompany 90 Europe ON one OF
the two waI vessels. over there J wish 10 bc buried
beside my poor wife, n tho news Of my poor fes death
should not Iroyc true, NY body should he placed some
where until the Empress Tcoin INC ~ death Have the
goodness thar the necessary orders De forwarded 70
Capt Groccr Have also the goodness 10 take measures
that the widow Of my faithful companion ~ arms
MraWOn 20 10 Europe one ~ the war Veseel-.
reckon the tle mlhumcnt Of this request rs She
is Charged by ne t0 remain with my mother ~ Nicnna
g.aIu thank yuu from my heart fpr the trouble which
you take ou my account, aud remain your NrWlehls
NAAI1triIAN.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
NEW-YoRK, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IG, 1867

the Arcad with great presence of mind and coOncss.
turned hs little Steamer faced the three cncnys vessels,
ana passed through them at fuu speed amid trcmcn-
dous fire from the large guns and Il shower of
bullets The Alcadi approached the land aud after
coasng some distance along the small bay arrived near
aground In order 10 save the CREW. The fighting lasted
III o'clock IN tire morning At. that time the three
Turkish vessels east anchor the Arcadi heard u
sharp hriIg Of rifles during the rest oil The night, aud
stayed until morning tO ascertain the result. then saw
the Aicadi IN ames, but could not learn whether she
nad bcel hIed 10y her captain or by the enemy. Tie
1hrkSh boats were fun OF wounded, Who trans
ported 10 the TUfk>h vessels and the IZIctn steamed
a aanueed condition
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
Johnson AND BOSWELL.
\ Washington dispatch TO Tie BOsio" |

4 Washington dispatch to Tie Boston Post
says;
The President, late procamatons having given ll,9
' much speculation 10 their purpose ana pfaStea
lt tr author himself thinks aud sals regarding thcl
T., s,,il ,oN NcI-aou today, Nentuicd 10 inquire OF
~ rf thc Constitution, and his special object
i'm publishing he same. admitted that me purpose was
sons professcd not Ia he able To 'ohpcthd is pac'l
bearing. lie replied that there were now TWO pdtes III
the couniN-onc ac lug Wiih Cons t.'
uter openly protesting To dot outst oi lhe
Ills puIpoeC was to call the attention OF caoh ana every
officer and empoye OF the tioN,Lmeht 10 uS Iaet' th
he nglt clearly understand hl7 duty, and UNDERSTANDING
uerorn IT, Onr Constitution, lac said. was the citadel ot
3ut W HEyAbut 'g{ ,EAsn tich lie hai III View WAS TO
dietary would be mniuchngly maintained IN Ml tbe
states. called the Presidents attention 10 the c9lc
Gilbert In which the latter claims that Gen. oid ana h'
suhormutes were not the servants. but rather ue mas
tcrs of the pcope lie rced tat N 81 nv tse 1 av ~ @
pubc officers not bound by their onths but nlsht
not outside OF the Consio t1 F.it vS'' ne ne s@,
illustrated The necessity FOR ms iV,anhtu. to pli-
bert seems 10 have lost sght ol lhe llCI ' ouls WS
Constitutional Governments ana t1a re Was p3nho 10 le.
spcc the law When military onc'f cnIt mus torfet
tt me nenur were the sovereign ad could assume that
c was ,n nj their masters, the President said he Thought
N wa, eh lime that attention ,ioGd De specially called
ia n rr,rnrut, of the Constitution and the true prl
,br. of our Government lie spoke IN attemP terms Of
'tl MA AMI heartily allproycd the noble rtuke which
thr General administered tO Col. Gilbert I inquired
what ne Thought would De the practical effect of che Am
nc.ty Proclamation. lie promptly replied TO restore
where they were before the The suffrage lurs'en
was 10 De- determined by tho courts, and not y '4c W
executive branch OF the Government In HllInS "a
the future, hc said he had no idea what tonSt & ,it
do but thai hc believed the people would tHte So
their Government Wus net suhNcrtcd ana uestS ,sfi-
flr ns Dee WAS cruccncd hc should tAcl,s' lrl-
tuilou9l mower i'm lbs defense. bat that the ~ ,s
ling power was in tie hands of the p'"Pi@o @ ~ w
and Dol, uiu conviction Was that thoJ wV"H sia t,u
/ .I.l tU Itul
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
sEIzrRr or ALCOHOL IL EosI'M

BosroN. Sept 1.-THE lntei1al hve'.se s,,e. in
spoct6s of the Third and Fourth % ,oI me
cncrcnt parts Of The e no ea5f, ne ., reception % Of ia"
seizure was madc l' CO.." 1,i.s IN Buffalo have loen
formation that ccr'a a .ui above proof 10 tbs hy Th
5,eeos SfS 10 have % nsn5Gd Of II being ' put in
pon th'E ,bcr We're edcy 4feG uahppSs ah4n Fcrs@d
sGf'GSd sfsrSd ihrons9 the sE m 5y S de GSee
ceacts or % nave hecrcurd to the Bsic ,Sse n IL
Tor the purpose ul ,, known % have thus heeh sli-
stated ina, ~ s@r In Boston and me 4eeaS ,scn, ~,
ing for tho 'ii,',d I'M t.o sd. buf theif nalats VIII
dealers ars , fe result OF the Investigations OF Tie
,' ',l inry il made noWi'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
INDIA AND .IAPAN.

Favorable accounts are received from the
are thriving.
The first session Of the Bengal Social Science Assoca-
non has b'th ed II was attended with great success.
It's objects are Tie same as those of the English Assoca-
tiOn.
seventy native Christians reported 20 be nurlsoned
ut Nagasdhi On account of their religion
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
cIylDt

MONTREAL, Sept. IA dispatch from Quebec
says tie House " Commons will meet n tic last week IN
October to pass b Tor supplies Another scsSon is 20
be held ia February. The local Parliament VIII meet
auIIIl flIr InirIA al
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
cnEsTNUTsT THEATER OPENED FOR PREACH

PHHApELpnIA, Sept. l5.-1hc proprietor ol
the Chcstnuts 81. 1hoator has given the Young Men
Christian Association of this city permission To use ll
buildug for series Of religious meetings Next san
bath Tic I'D. the frst sermon VIII hc preached Nv nc
ioudoI tlie Roy Dr Hall Of pnhlin and other pioml'
ne9t clcrr,ucn arc expected to follow. There s kic"
utlleLt 1AeitGd ~ tl..a movement
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
EGYPT.
RETURN or TIE vIcERoY.

RN or TIE VICEROY.
MARsEnLES. Sept. "A dispatch from Alexandra
reports that Ills Royal HiehnesS lsmael Pasha the
Viceroy of Egypt has arrived AZ that city on his re-
turn from hi, extended visit 10 Western Europe, and
that h. was received with great rcjoicDgs by his
Subiects
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
GREAT BRITAIN.
TuE ABYssINIAN EXpEDITION.

TIE ABYssINIAN EXPEDITION.
The preparations for the expedition to ADys-
slna arc benig made with al possible dispatch ana y j.
expected thai several Of tie larger class Of steamers In
tended ior b. viii leave The Mcrecy for hcr final desna
Lion ~ Tie rourse Of few days Beside the transports
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
AI,SIIlIA.

NEW MINISTER To THE UNITED STATES.
GExNA. Sept. H.-COut Charles Won Franken-
Iein. who is at present performing the duties OF the
Austrian Minister at Copenhagen, has been appointed
Minister 20 Washington. vice Count Wydcnbmck,
-elieNtI
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
PROCEEDINGS OF 1liE 'oNNENIioN'
The Convrution met az o'clock this morn


Mr.. GOULD dIcp., Columhln from The standing CON-
mittee state Prisons, made ienglhy "ll''" "I''
SycTos There ss he one Superintendent Of Prisons 10 be ap
pointed By ne Go'enof by and VAN nf lie % be tHe charge and
furernisli'nee of c STATE Prison, IIa . n % OFF char
wa or eo7,sisa & Of Ts on. H. Wsr for eb ofhe State Prisons
appointed 9 The Iserner a. ana SS e ng eoei behavior lie hs
an and Pyscsn Who shall be appointed BY the superintendent O
sr Tie Superintendent Prison. @ posses such powers and
perform such d4u' ~ " and % nst,ry Institutions within lie
State as The irgs'se shall by qs c,,,rsc s ,, or,,.
sse P.aT Of local yo With onsrS end ds' 70 gs
e'S,sa sac, 3 s,,,. s Superintendent Of Polio, shall te appointed by the
d Sesie Who ha lod BIZ on, Tor en- y s iH WIZ
", sr lie ee,tae hall divide the State Police District.
.hs he tie day Rs , saS e .a o ,e e c &
& etsno i've subdsics aud appoint sun'eeo or eah and
% ne In coaiu With the provision, the Le'are 'bin pro-
G In tre tics OF each ni .ior
saa no ohsr police or5e 6 e org, s,st osas i'
III. supeir,eu ~ ofPouc o aasln'e or maarce m o W.,
.,ss 5 % S,ss e,,,sal, l' Gnn as @ @ ~ Bis doae III.
,re t,.r nay m aTeljt ooas may suspend ne g's.
oa oct nd he G@gerosr ma, f',r VI & nT & i" eS cos of % t.
against them and s'ng ten an OPP oIiun ny y 20 m tp C,iap
M llvprrY. secr,nr n g. Arrhll. neon,
concur recnm,dus tue aa ugn @ o. ,l ] m1y III Poo. ~
Police prefer that those two oaers should be es, S % ", tS 0
concur ,p, m the provisions ofle article recommended is'rns
lie Of exec
Al, ,n m ~ 10 Boaris nf visitors an the utouLtd 'ot'
over Local Police supecason by the state F9h'e
Mr. C. C. DWIGHT dep.. CayugG) made minority le
mort recommending the appointment OF Board al FiNt
Managers of Prisons To bc appointed 10y the Governor
and senate who shall hold Office lOr ten years said Board
fha have an the management OF prisons, and appoint
prison officers,
Mr. MURPHY Dem, Kresl said intelligence had
reached The city Of serious accident 90 one OF Tie mem
hers Of the Convention. Mr. r. l.. sherman OF Oneida
and as il was evident that there was not quorum
present, he would move to adjourn to Monday evening
Carried. =,
Later dispatches state that the accident occurred Il
Robert H. Sherman brother oil the member oi the Con
NcutiOu.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
TIE INDIAN VAR.
SURRENDER oF ARRArAHoES-ATTACK on
SALT LAKE TRAIN-uGHTING IN NEW MEN

SURRENDER OF ARRAPAHOES-ATrACK on \
SALT LAKE TRAIN-lIGHrING IN NEW MEN
100.
Sr. Louis, Sept. 13.-An Omaha dispatch
says a telegram from the special Indian Agent al
Fort Laramie reports lodges Of Northern Arapahoe in-
dans under Little shield" offer TO surrender If the Gov
enent will protect them and feed their families. Or
ders have been issued To accept the terms
\ salt Lake Ili attacked some days since on the
Big Laramie River. The men "corraled" Their wagons
and repu sed the Indians with loss Of several Killed
fight occurred between the Ute and AapahOe Indians on
Green River the 18th ut, in which ten OF the latter
were killed The Cheycnncs and Arrapahoes were on the
New Mexico on tie 3d inst and killed three men. ear
red away boys. and drove of lot Of stock on the
same night stole mules from Col! ; T. NasiL
The Peace Commissioners were 10 leave Omaha today
for North Platte meet spotted Tail thence they VIII
20 to JueSbuTg and Denver. and be az Fort Laramie on
the 18th Oct, TO meet the southern Indians
ANOTHER PASsENGER-TRAIN ON THE PACIFIC
RAILROAD FIRED UPoN.
T0PEKA. Kansas, Sept. 13.-The Indians are
again very troublesome he Pacific Railroad about Fort
IIaIker on Wednesday, the train was passing West,
six miles west HarRcr it fired into by about thirty
Indians Of the Usage tribe They placed about twelve
ties upon the track which tie pilot OF the engine struck
and threw upon either side of the road. A the engine
struok tho ties Indians raised from hiding places
and fired into train, but of the pdsangors were
hurt The train passed The road was aeain opsuuot-
ed near the saEle place, but no damage was done.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
IINY

AgEHsr- or SUSPECTED PARTIES.
FIOErNcF. Sept. 14.-Many arrests of dangerous
and suspected persons have been made BY the Papal
authorities at Vterbo near the frontier Of the Ro-
man territory.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
EUROPE.
TIE EASTERN QUESTION.
. GENERAL AMNESTY TO THE GREEK lN>'h-

GENTS.
-, .7,.xrc 1rttGRAPn-ro IuE TRIBUNE
Coxsr,XrfNop1r Sept. IA imau from the
sulIime Porte granting a general amnesty TO iAe
Grcel, insurgents in the Island OF Gambia has Just
been officially promulgated. The Turkish Govern
,ocnt has concluded not to send to Gambia as was
proposed. a mixed Commission. consisting OF OTTO
nan and Greek members. 10 inquire into and report
non the grievances of the Cretans
lie RESOLUTIONS or TIE AMERICAN CONGRESS
MOSCOW. Sept. l3.--The gazette of this city in
cading article this mominG pays high tubute to
be United States for its course on the CIctan que'-
ion. As excmphfed 10y the recent resolutions OF Con-
rs. and regards the example Of America rs the be-
ginning of a more healthy condition Of affairs III
Europe
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamship Deutschland, from Bremen,
Via Southampton the 81 inst arrived az THIS port. on
SatuIday, bringing mail adyccs 10 that date.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE CASE OF FTTZ JOHN pORTER.

Maine served only TO fix his confidence in the sober SO
ond thought Of The people"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
TIE CONTENTION.

BRIEF SEssION--REpTBLlCAN CAltIs-IHE
WORK or TuE CONVENTION To BE PUSHED
THROUGH WITHOUT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE COMMITTEE on STATE PRISONS.
~ rErrGBApn TO THE TEHtSy.
ALBANY, Sept 1.-THE Convention held a
session Of but 20 minutes this morning. IN conse-
auencc Of a rumor that one of lts members. Gen.
sherman Of Oneida had been nm over by the cars
al Utica, and lad lost both legs. The fact that
Gen. sherman rciurnod home last evening after the
session lent probability to the report But turned
out that the injured person brother of the dele
gate Intelligence has since arrived thal lie qs Iis!
Of his lniuros The Convention Adjourned amld
much gloom and under conviction that for
second time us ranks had suffered from death by
violence. After The adouiilhtht li lhIpi MAJ '',l'
Of some thirty II the Republican DELEGATES was oi"
M which il was determined 10 push forward me
woik of amending tie Constitution q, rapidly rs pos
siblo To its completion They determined t0 chici-
tain 10 motion tO adjourn over The an t1'-
tions. or until Spring las proposed by the
Dcmocrats but 10 keep steadily nj me WORK
for which they were assembled ana ciid'a'or 10 SUD
nit il To the people at the NuNcu ber election Many
were IN favor of doing the work mp, aS II - the
fashion with Congress al the close of lS sc.Sol' nv
almost uninterrupted sitjings. MrHnwhle, II iS
more than probable that tie whole of next we'E VIII
be- consumed in the consideration ~ tie reports on
Finance and the Canals. This VIII lung the Con
venton within week of the lst of octoMl; WIN
the reports of nine standing Committees uhclullS
the Judiciary and Cititsh and three sPtciaI
Committees vet To be considered An effort VIII hc
made Ia limit debate on all reports, bt VII halu5
be carried W Whilc the above important questions arc
still 10 Dee discussed. The rights and privileges ol
cities and the history ul munlclrl anu Isglsi" ~
coi 20 make them independent aoNeiclshtioS 'S per
sisted IN.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

,pr,v,L, OF THE NEw CROP OF RhislNs.
,i,srny Sept lJ-Ihc tmk Daniel Webster,
,t,roc,,. Aull,. Is. aui,,d hero today with 600
80, ,.isins url- ne uIst aulyal OF the new crop
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
WASHINGTON.

CALIICoTT neutrality-suspicious. TO TIE
NEW WWAREHOUsER ULATIoNs-RErkfNcU-
MENT ORDER OF GEN. GRANT-rHE SICKNESS
AT NEW-ORIEANS.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

The Hon Robert j. Walker is announced for
Temperance speech in this city during the coming
week \ regular temperance revival Is gong on
here. and many perSonsof distinction iaVerenounceu
allegiance TO King Alcohol. Temperance speeches
were made to-day simultaneously in five different
places alltlc meetings being largely attended.
The report of the House Judiciary Committee on
the Impeachment question is now being printed at
the Government printing office The rresSmen and
urrss-fecdcls have al been sworn TO secrecy.
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p Speaking Of Nellie Dean, the heiress
Who married her fathers eoachmaD, Rich
mond paper poisonousiy says: eff she married
. broker, be might be keeping accounts 70 day
in Sing-sing. II she married . general. the
world might be ringing with the name Of her
husband, slliteratively attached 70 the word
beast. II she married lawyer. his conscience
might to-day Be bsrdened with the innocent
bseod Of q jsdiciaily murdered woman. II she
had uarried Psesidsnt, her husband might
today b IN Hadss. and her own reputation
disaereesbly mixed up With abstraetsd linen,
and china snseeosnsed for. An honest coach
nan b betssr husbasd than dishonsst any.
body."