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Princess Dagmar yonr readers may hke'to know that as
proof Of the attachment subsistng between the
Danish people and the future Empress OF
Russia, the Inhabitants OF Jutland are going 10
present her Royal higbness with full length por-
iraits OF The kng and Queen of Denmark by the now
ceieoraed Carl Bloch rising painter who has attracted
great attention BY his contributions the gallery In Co
penhagen
An Austrian correspondent favors one OF our papers
.ne DagNdat, WIN the following poetca enusion. far
from complimentary 10 Prussia reassurng TO the pub
lie mind -
Were wartel wariei
Bald komrlt Bouaparte
nd Mrd sich das holeu.
was prenssen hat ge~trhcn
Fs glebt nnr elne kaiserstad mud ain Wians
rs riebt nur elm hanoernest und das IL Belln.
which may be freely rendered.
Await beware await
Soon viii come BonApArte
Aud will take that
Which Prnssian thieves have stolen
There IL but one Empire city, that Il wens
There Is but one robbers nest, which Is Ber In.
An important international meeting OF the book sel-
lers OF Sweden, Norway and Denmark was held here
recently. There attendance OF nearly one hun
dred and fifty comprising in addition 10 booksellers
Professor Arrhenus OF Stockholm, and Professor Daa
OF Chrisana, attended the gathering and great spirit
OF unity the result The speakers addressed the
meeting in Danish Swedish indiferenty, and in
discussion the right Of the original author OF work
10 forbid transations the observation made by Wiesel
gren Of tho officers Of the Royal Library that trans
atons from Danish Swedish unnecessary
they language, received with applause,
The chief practical result OF the meeting has been the
establishment OF weekly journal devoted TO the inter-
ests OF the literary community.
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iowed ny me Pfnce Royal Albert who, with profound
DOW, Kissed me hand OF the King OF Prussia
Tie Lor.don Bank OF Mexico and South America has
nouned che receipt Of the half yearly three per cent
dvded three and half per cent amortization fund
smodntng fls 493 for of the holders in Eng
lind OF their certificates for the English convention debt
Of Mexico, 1851.
The Paris correspondent Of the Lsndon Posi- writing
on the slst Of December, says
II is understood that Eastern affairs are giving the
French government certain amount OF anxiety. and
the Marquis de Moustier has drawn the Emperors
events and indications which threaten the
tranquility Of the Ottoman empire in various directions
Advces from Australia, dated at Melbourne Novem-
Der a. report the shipments OF gold during the month
amount 1l2 600 for England and s7s76
for Gallee.
bill for the reduction Of the duties goods has passed
the Legislature Of sydney.
The steamships Ednburg and Queen left Liverpool
simultaneously with the Manhattan
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by s1RiMsap 10 JANUARY 3.

Ths steamship HaAhssas tof Gaion 4 Ca q line.
wAssa sst Lrvsspsse swo o'sissh y. n ne "a and
Queenstown tns Sd January, arrived ~ this port at
early hour yesterday morning, after very 1ne run.
having bssn on Bandy Hees on Sunday nisht
sAs brings our Hies aaa special consapondenos, con.
lA.ss very interesting details Of cable dsspatchsa
mo ocean yacht had lost none Of is interest,"
vm b sssn BY the rsportA
ne rssurps Of the English revenue for the year were
sS That satisfactory nature thsa the London s antc
Dasss Mr. DsFaeh win have 70 deal with surplus Of
sbout million and thres-QuaTten sterling
On ths night Of the slss December nine mon were
arrested q Belfast Ireland while in tho oct Of preparing
vsnan ammunition, ana in the house oflons Of the pr
ssnsn the police found anumber Of rifles and bayones
together with several bottles Of Creek fra
me London frss AFTER elaborate review Of foreign
a1Ai In $780, says that notwithstanding the still
sstsled frame Of mems minds throughout Europe IL
sss good reason to believe that 1857 brings peace with
n a. . New Year gift Financially the London Tyma
inhs that taking all things into account II may be
scasdered that in instance has year opened with
better promise than that which attends upon 1867.
Madrid telegram Of December 90 says:-several
deputies having assembled the Congress and drawn MP
an address 70 the Queen senorcs Rios Rosas saavera
Fernandez do In Ho and Robert took direct steps TO DO
admitted 10 the palace order to present TO her
Majesty. This proceeding being irregular the govern.
ment have caused the deputies above named 70 be con-
veyed OF the country No Senator took part in the
action Of the deputies.
II was expected that King Victor Emanuel would
shortly pay visit to the King and Queen Of Portugal.
An imperial Austrian patent expected TO be issued
terminating the period Of six years for which the pro-
,noal Diets and the Reichsrab elected and order
ng new elections in all the non- Hungarian provinces.
the Diets to assemble February 15 and an extraor
anary meeting cf the Reichsrath will be convoked for
Tho 25th Of February The object TO effect compro
mise with Hungary.
The Uniuersal German Gasett describes IN the follow
ing the meeting ofThe King Of Prussia and
The King OF sayony at Grossbeeren:-
The royal train stopped the right side Of platform
arranged for the OCCASION King William walked quickly
70 meet King john and said to him. welcome brother
inawl' The latter, holding his plumed hat IN one
hand and with the other straight down by his side In
quite military atitudo said with serious and deeply
moved air. to the King, 'Your Majesty, p'-Kng Will
Lam did not allow him 10 finish, but taking him BY
both hands, drew him near exolaimng, mo ceremony,
brother law" and kseed him on both cheeks They
sstervgds sp'srsd the royal carriage ARD u Ep, fol
The New York herald., 1867-01-15
VICTOR EMANUEL AT NEW YEAR.

Al reception given to-day by King Victor Emantel
TO deputaon from the Italian Parliament Florense
January i, bis Majesty thanked the Senators pd
Deputies for the sentiments of perfect devotedntss
which they expressed in their name and in the nameof
the country.
The King said:-The year reminds Italians that
they have now secured the Independence of their country
and with II an improvement in the civil administration,
and increased public prosperity During the period Of
peace upon which we entering shall not 10
devote attention TO the army The army is only
necessary for the preservation Of that independence
which II greatly contributed TO acquire but Is In tseD
solid guarantee for internal security and element Of
moral unity and of that civil training which renders d.
cipned nations strong and capable OF accomplishing
great deeds
The New York herald., 1867-01-15

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO rHE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
hereby challenge any one in the United states or
Canadas TO produce horse TO compete with the mare
Black Bess, in q two mile race twenty-four or
thrywo stationary leaps each leap to be four feet sr
inches or FIVE feet In height for from 900 side up
wards, the match TO take place AZ the Jerome fafk
Nav or June next No limits 10 the weight Of rider and
not 10 carry weight according TO age. TO those who
may know the would state that is the same
one which Miss Adah saacs Menken rode al the Broad
way theatre last spring In Mszcppa and has never been
engaged in match Of any kind This challenge TO re-
win address II. b Gates, owner No. lac West Forty
nfth street
Enw YoRK. Jan H. 1861
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LONDONDERRY. Jan 14-Noon-
Tho steamship Damascus, which left Portland Me-,
December 20, arrived to-day route for Liverpool
Fatal shipwreck.
LvHRPoor, Jan. 14-Evenne
The Thomas Humphrey, which cleared from this port
Cor New York was lost - SEQ, Holyhead wales
w Says since AD board sxssps the captain and
nan were drowned
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E u R 0 P E.
Reported Plot for the Assassination
Of Napoleon.
TURKEY AND ITALY RECONClLED.
oc~~o~~~o~>~>~~>>-~~~o
The Eastern and Scandinavian
Questions.
Russian Policy Towards Greece
and the Porte.
New Year at the Courts Of Italy
and France.
New Year at the Courts Of Italy
and France.
BY THE CABLE TO JANUARY "a.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Adjustment Of the DiHiculty Between Italy
and Turkey.
FLORENCE, Jan IA, 1857.
The difficulty between Italy and Turkey relating to the
italian steamer which fired upon by the forces Of
the Porte, has been amcably adjusted The amount OF
indemnity to be paid by the Turkish government has
not finally been fixed.
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+ R A N C E..

Report Of n Plot Against Napoleon's Life.
PARIS Jan. 14-Noon.
There is vague rumor ahoat, but which is not
nrned that desperate plot assassinate the Emperor
Napoleon has been discovered and frustrated by the
0flcials
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Progress Of the Revolutionary Agitation.
MADRID, Jan. IL, 1867
revolutionary junta, having ts headquarters here,
has just issued q strong and stirring address TO- the
people.
The New York herald., 1867-01-15

sesses all the elements 10 strong mercantile navy COM
modious harbors and seafaring population
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R U 5 s | A..
Amnesty 20 OHendina Editol

Amnesty TO Offending Editors.
ST. PETERsBuRG, Jan. II, 1867.
The government Of Russia has ordered general am
nesty for all offences committed by the newspaper press
% She empire
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SWITZERLAND.

Adverse to Aiding the Pope.
BRNE, Jan II, 1867.
1he ewiss government has under consideration
pruposton 70 prohibit the people Of Switzerland from
3osnins Ne Pope's army.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The Londen Money Market.
Lospos, JAN 14-Eocn
ne following the opening quotations for American
securities -
United 6lates fvetwen.y bonds. 12ys
qnnoD Central snAToe. ...-................ cits
kK1e Hallway sharee <A1s
LONDON, Jan. l4-Evening.
Consos for money closed at 90.
American securities closed % follows
United States hve-twenes .72X
Illinois CentrA 8nares. elA
Erie railway enarok .4oz
The French and German Bourses.
Dispatches received from Paris and Frankfort the
Main give the closing quotations Of United States bonds
shis evening at those cities at 72x and 76E reepec
lively.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. M-Noon.
The cotton market opened quiet and steady The
sales To- day estimated at 1000 oaes. Mddng up
lands are still quoted at 14Xc.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 14-Evening.
The cotton market closed very dull, and the days
sales did not reach the estimate The total
sales reached about 5000 bales Notwithstanding the
dulness, prices Of middling uplands remain firm at
J4Ac
Liverpool Provision Market.
Lard squoted at 64s. Sos per cwt for American and
H. Petersburg
Liverpool Produce Market.
Petroleum closed al Ia ID per gallon Of pounds for
Peunsy lvania and Canada refined Asnes-Pots sals
bile at abs for American.
The New York herald., 1867-01-15

Proceedings Of the North German Confer
ence-The New Pnrliumeut-AlleRed Designs
ofAu-tria-tsermnB Progress In the Chinese
Waters. &c.
The New York herald., 1867-01-15

experiments there and il has determined am reliably
informed 70 base ss nna decision on that Of the United
the bsss and most effective there, well a. the species
Of ammunition selected for the gun
au.. ss1 x .,s 70 5. .s sSs Ss
Statea The confidence this government has IN the
Judgment and szpssisnss and .isdom 2, ~ the latter
ordnance bureau & Of shs USssd States viii not stand II
guns which M American me genius genius and skill have produced
Meanwhile the examinations and experiments will 90 on
here and hear Of several other American guns 70 be
submitted 70 the commission, among which 10 the Win
chester repeater So much for guns
The Russo American Telegraph is progressing finely,
and The people the Amoor river begin TO feel more
encouraged have advices from the Amoor only three
months old, overland The HERALD's special cores
or as sea ada him ' ey
abort tme OF course be is not likely TO travel night
and day for nearly three months but is moving on
rapidly enough see all that 10 worth seeing along the
route and gathering such information will be interest
ing 70 the readers oithe HERALD.
The Russian telegraph companies now prepared 70
deliver teiegraphic communications in Pekin, China
cannot venture 70 give you the precise time n wn'cn
est route 10 the East The lines being rapidly
tended 70 the Chinese frontier and in short time they
will be pushed into the Flowery Land. Thus Russian
enterprise will Join the East with the West and place. in
a short time the Emperor Of China in daily communi.
cation with his Acknowledged subjects In California and
his forthcoming ambassador to washington,
lam happy TO be able that bis Excelency
Prince Gortschakof Vice Chancellor Of the empire, is
ont Of danger and In slowly recovering from bis re-
cent Illness which threatened for several days
most serious termination For four days one but the
physicians and permitted 10 see him, and
during two nights Of that he scarcely expected
TO survive On Friday be had far improved that the
physicians felt justified in admitting, for brief time,
his son, Prince Michel Gortschakoff and his private
secreretary Since then he has, ] glad
10 say, exhibited encouraging signs Of gradual
and sure Improvement and hopes enter
tanned that he will be able 70 resume his duties,
which bear importantly upon the welfare Of the
pirc at home and s influence abroad. do not know
statesman In the empire who could hl the position
40 brilliantly and satisfactorily occupied by Prince
Cortschako His management Of the foreign aiairp OF
the empire tmes when the greatest wisdom oombined
with the utmost delicacy required 70 ward on inter
vsnton and prevent armed interference In the internal
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Apart or Tlan BARaAm.

The vile abuse which has been heap
q upon Mr.. GiMllan b the Pres.
during tho past week i but ; part d
the work required q that sheet by the
bondhold when il Was purchased to
advocate their sWindlo and further the
prospects, Of their candidate. Il reveals
Accuse weak in itself, and tainted with
fraud and corruption.
suoh epihses = haye been heaped
upon Mr.. GILLIAN but serve 70 1aise
him in the estimation Of honest fair
minded people, especially when they
come from tho psn Of ) man withou.
either honor Or political principles.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-08-29

Coop SToR1Es.-Messrs. Ticknor
l. Fields, Of Boston, have issued the
initial number Of Good Stories, unde.
which title they propose to publish, in
cheap and attractive form, = valuable
collection Of. Short Stories, Tales, and
Sketches. The need Of such collec.
ton has long been felt; for while nu.
merous collections Of poetry h,ve been
made, no general repertory Of good
stories exists. It IL not intended "a
limit this collection to English itera-
ture. It viii embrace, BY competent
translations, the best and most char.
acteristio short stories Of al languages.
These books are neatly printed with
large type, and are furnished st fifty
cents per number. -..
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MD N1vIxs, FH1 N1ws BoY; or Street
+ Life in Boston, BY Rev. Henry Morgan
8, Rev. Morgan isA Boston preaoher;
whose congregation consists Of the poor
and tho depnved, the outcast and the
ruined, that people the streets and BY
ways Of every great CITY. He is IN
enthusiast in his work. The present
volume sketches many Of the different
phases Of life among these people, the
temptations by which they are sur
rounded and tho means that are employ.
ed to benefit them and make them bet.
tor: The book has boon very popular,
having already reached its fiftenth thou.
sand. =.,. ~. u r.. ~: 80. -. u:
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RAMSEY COUNTY.

The Press is highly exultaut over the
fact that the virtue Of Ramsey County
was not sufficient to resist the iud uences
of the enormous quantity Of bonds in
the hands Of St. Paul; capitalists, aud
that tho Convention on Monday select
ed delegates favorable to Governor
Marshalps denomination. This proves
what We have always. stated, that the
bondholders were using both their iu-
auence and money to secure the; nomi-
nation q, . man who wss pledged to
their interest. They can afford to spend
thousands, Of dollars to secure this, and
they are doingit. 1857 =. sr2.< -
Let the people outside the moneyed
centers-the people Who have none Of
these bonds in their pockets, but from
whose pockets, the money must come to
pay them-taks this matter in theil
own hands. Let them send deleg.tes
who will be 6ru, and work for some
man who is against this scheme, and
who will demand that only what,is hon,
estly due shall be p.id. Let Northern
Minnesota be true i" herself. and
send delegates who 5v;ll fairly ,re q !,
| resent her interests. ps..4.z19 iii. Y>.+e
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THE New York Gazette says: Mr.
Helmbold, Of the drug store under the
Metropolitan Hotel, and his beautiful
wife, Who are Il the Union Hotel, SIR,
atoga, ride in one Of the finest turn-outa
there. sNotsnany: years ago he started
il business on fifty dollars. He ha.
made, ! Cd. tho i = q advertising tho study
Of biz life, and owes bis success to
printers ink. The first year he came 70
New York, besides tho great amounts
he expended On other newspapers, hs
paid. s53,o 900 + three leading New
York dailiss. Last year 10 expended
On. newspapers 4 1914, 900, and over
500, 900 in posters, pamphlets, &c.,
knowing int hs would thereby estab-
lish : tsads and reputation which would
extend through, many years, but not
dreaming that he would make. any mon
~ the sams year. So quick and 90
6ure, however, are the retarns from ju-
'dicious advertising, that his receipts for
that year exeeeded his expenditures 81
about S15, 900, .z..'..-..
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: The Galaxy The Septembernum-
ber' contains some "Reminiscences Of
Dr.: Anthon," the late distinguished
classical scholar and teacher, by DR..
Robert D. Nesmith; "A Carol of Har-
vest, for 1867" by Walt Whitman ;
tJean Ingelov's New Volume" by Har-
riet Prescott Spoford; "The Ladies Of
Llangollen," by Rev. W. R. .Alger ;
Brigham Young and Mormonism," by
E. NJ. Tullidge, a Mormon Elder;
"Aunt Madeline's Trial. short story,
BY F. l.. Curtis; "stephen Lawrence,
Yeoman," by Mrs. Edwards; "Waitine
for the Verdict" by Mrs. R. H. Davis
and "Nebule," by the Editor. ...::
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-08-29

The PHRzNo1oa1ok1 JOURNAL for
September contains Portraits and Char
actors Of Hon. R. D. Connolly, Rev.
Newman Hall, Rev. Thomas. Binney,
distinguished Orators and Authors ;
Mrs. Husband and Mrs. Hoge, SAM
itary Heroines; ): Studies in Physiogno.
my; For Gentlemen to read, by Mrs.
6. ". WHY'S; True and False Mar
riages Memory; Conscientiousness,
Its True Functions; Our Religion ;
Ordinations Of Intellect; The Races d
Man, their Origin; Queen Elizabeth
Toggery; A New Steamer, Spirit Of
the age; Central Park and the New
Boulevard illustrated. - :.
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STEARNS COUNTY REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.

Convsntion Of the Union elector, Of stesrn,
County win b. held ss st. Cloud, at tho Court Hou,a
on Monday. September 9Th, 1867, At
O'Clock p H. for the purpose Of selecting I'VE DELEGATE.
to attend the Republican State Convention to be held
At st. Paul the 11th Of September; also delegate,
to the Senatorial Convention and to place In nomins
ton candidates for the several County ocs. 70 r.
filled at the ensuing election.
The different townships will be entitled to tho follow
ing representation: St. Cloud 8; sauk Centre Maine
frane' Fair Haven and Verdale each; and tho re-.
naming townships one each.
suggested that the several townships hold their
primary n'etins' on Friday evening, September
ON. unless otherwise provided for BY town commit
'ees' ". b MITCHELL,
Chairman Republican County Committee
st. Cloud, August list, 1867.
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THE Chicago Times .(Demooratic)
exhibits surprising evidences of good
sense. when in an issue Of last week
it:.lvises President johnson to 'tsend
:.spolite note to Mr.. Wade, informing
him that the Presidential chair awaited
his occupancy How such an action
would Tree the country from 4. terrible
load, and place II many months forward
on the prosperous road Of reconstruc-
toni A. J. is now the great otetacle
IL the way Of the settlement Of the
difficulties which divide tho nation.
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Tn papsrs tell Of : Mr. Thompson
who was ono Of the victims Of the Plum
Creek Massacre. He VA supposed d
Be dead, and the. red devils soalped him
He recovered, however, and 10 relating
his sensations, nays that when, after
saving and hacking about his head for
/. half IN hour and giving |. finishing out
over his left temple, tho sc.lper gave
il : jerk because il stuck . little, Il
.t.just felt - if The whole head WAS t.
ken right Of" Curiously enough, be
afterwards secured the covering 70 biz
Uranium and brought Il o. Omahs il
! pail Of water. s's.,z -
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A QUIET, sober farmer named A. A.
Reeves, living near sed.lia, Mo-, was
nicely swindled out Of $4,000 BY 4
gypsy woman, under the promise. Of
revealing where . fabulous amount of
gold by hidden on his farm. After
getting the cash, the gypsy band lit
orally, as ven as POLITICALLY, 49, -
s>. j 'Tolded their tents Ike the Arabs,
..,, :. And - silently stole sway; ,"Tai -
while Mr. r.. was LETT to chew the cud
Of: reelection, and As living example Of
the fact that b. 'the fools are not Of, all dead
yet" ,..[,, go. ...~f .,:I:.y .....,,...,
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HAPPY UNITY.

lis certainly delightful to observe
tho happy unity that exists between the
lrsse and soneer.in their attempts Is
bohtsr upA the bond swindle and their.
attacks on Mr.. Donnelly These hon
eat and high.toned sheets make it :
rule, with strict regularity that cannot
but charm the eye Of : mathematical
enthusiast, 70 alternately put forward
their plea for tho bonds and hul their
anathemas q tho head Of our Member
Of Congress for his manly defense Of
tho interest, Of tho people against the
gang of bondholders. Perhaps the
Pres. oonaiders this ! desirable Ny Of
manifeatinx it, epublisansm q evoll
Is ito honesty. We earnestly beg il 70.
continue. It's opposition il the 'life Of
tr,de. j" Every charge il makes against
Nj. Donnelly i Of just 20 much benefit
TO- BIN; while every argument is
wellpaid pen brings forward in favor
Of the bonds adds 90 much to the cor
tainty Of the utter defeat Of the propo.
sition. - -. w.
Ia Tho opposition Of the Pioneer to llr.
Donnelly is but natural, - he is ono Of
tho most active and powerful leaders in
the Republican party, and the Demoo-
acy have good reason for disliking him.
So have tho publishers of the Pioneer
personally. Ills not necessary to go in
to particulars. " >>5'<= 7..@@ *H' .'.' -~sss5
The Press is or pretends to be = Re-
publican paper, and l,ys claims to being
the State organ Of the party. Its con-
temptible attacks on Mr.. ,Donnelly,
produced By feelings Of envy and petty
personal spite, have long attracted the
attention Of Republicans throughout
the State, and they feel little surprise
in finding it joining hands With the
Pioneer, the organ Of the Democracy,
IN these onslaughts-those endeavors to
kill Oft one or more leading Republicans
-as we'll As combining to support
barefaced and most outrageous sxiindle.
L can carry the party With it in neither
case' .s:- &s,...-..>. @:-!I :te,!;> 1T -. d.
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REBELLION REcoRD.-Part LXVI,
contains cngravings Of Hon. Henry
Wilson aud Maj. Gen. II. g. Wright
The reading pages are devoted to the
reports Of Gems. J. E. johnson, Humph.
roy Marshall and others, besides many
other interesting documents and details,
all authentic. D.. Van Nostrand, New
York. .g4,.,. $751;. l.: