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New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
FRANCE.
THE LuxEMBURG TREATY.

TIE IUAEMBURG TREATY.
The Emperor Of France and the King Of Prussia
have signed the Luxembourg treaty and the text Of IL will
he published. The Imperial Government has pledged
itself submit IL TO the Chambers and this will probably
give rise debate, in which the Government will be
called upon 10 state explicitly It's policy.
ARMY BILL
The disagreement between the Government and the
Committee the Bill for Recognizing the Army relates
principally the question whether 10000 shall be
considered the maximum the minimum OF the mill
taTy The Government insists upon the latter but
the Chamber has the prerogative under the Constitution
OF fixing the annual contingent The Emperor IL 10 said,
will urge upon the Legislative Body the necessity OF
yielding this point under the plea OF necessary defensive
The Enfendard OF May ls says: 1--WE believe that the
the reorganization OF the army insist Oh re-
jecting the whole Of the Government proposals..
The France hopes that agreement Will be shortly ar
rived at on this subject
The Government, IL is stated, has drawn up fresh
scheme.
GRAND BALL At THE ENGLISH EMBASSY
Lord and Lady Cowley gave a magnificent ball in honor
Of the Prince Wales and his brother the Duke OF Edn
burrh at the British Embassy. Paris May There
present the Emperor and Empress OF the French the King
and Queen of the Begans Prince Oscar Of Sweden Prince
Napoleon Prince Joachim Murat, and very many other
most distinguished personaGes- lnciudinB the young
Japanese Prince, brother OF the Tycoon.
The number Of invitations 10 this entertainment were
about 500 including all the celebrities OF politics dpO
macy and fashion in Paris. The safety OF the brilliant
was watched by ess than forty OF the
detective police who mingled freely with the ustrous
throng dressed they and covered Ike them with
medals, stars, and nDands'
THE PRINCE OF WALLIS.
The Prince OF Wales has been constant visitor OF the
Exhibition and In everywhere great fayorte IN Paris
lie visited the Jockey Club on the 18TH where he was
most warmly received and attended the Chanty races
on the following day with the King and Queen OF the
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NEW ENGLAND.
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Boston, May sl.-A fire broke ont this morning
the basement Of the extensive planning mill OF Bisbee
Watson, corner OF Causeway aud Friendsts. The
tnts tho building which consisted xensive tiers
OF lumber piled up within for use burned like finder,
and but short time elapsed before nearly
the whole structure envelOped in famet.
The fire almost Immediately communicated 10 build
ing In Friendst and spread rapidly through t 20 the
upper stories This portion occupied by Merriam a.
Foster furniture manufacturers The entire stock and
the machinery OF Bisbee Watson destroyed Ioss
from s5 900 TO $4,000 covered by insurance The loss or
Merriam Foster Is ,00o
SEIZURE OF LIQUORS IN BOSTON.
BosToN, May 3l.-The State Constable last night
seized sl5 worth OF liquors at the Marlboro Hotel.
VISIT OF FRENCH OFFICERS TO IBR sPRiNGfIELl9
I. tr ARM0RY. r
Springfield D. Mass, May 3l.-Capts. +. DeMaintel-
ant (usenan aud M NJ. Bitsch aud Brulaugi, olleia
delegation from the French Government, lave been
this cty for the last days examining Tie Cnitd
States Armory and Its operations Tie pailv .t. 10 m
Sor New.York. sl... ..t .........a
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LOUISIANA.
APPOINTED POLICEMEN.

r NEGROES APPOINTED POLICEMEN.
nv ssLnsrApH rHn rsryuSn
NEw-ORIEANs, May 3l.-Mayor Heath appointed
two negroes as policemen today
REGISTRATION IN NEwoRLEANs-wHITE AND BLACK
yoTERs-THE REMOVAL OF GEN. SHERIDAN
OPINIONS OF THE CoLoRED MEN. ,r ......
From Our Special Correspondent .. I.y ...I
NRw-ORLEASs, May 2e, 1867.
In the parish of Orleans, which includes this
city and its suburbs there have been registered up to
the present time 22l6 voters OF whom 1888 are ne
and 9Os are whites In "a other parishes and parts
of parishes, from. .Y4 have obtained returns, there
are registered s Of whom are NEGROES sua
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TURKEY.

The Porte has granted to the Vceroy of Egypt the
title OF Hidiyer which Is equivalent In Persian 10 King
some other minor concessions are also granted.
THE PROMISED REFORMS.
The Turkish Government has prepared for promuga-
ton the following reforms The reorganization OF the
financial system the creation OF new Council OF State
reform OF the Military Schools the change OF all prov
nces into Vaets the granting TO foreigners the right OF
land tenure the improvement of the regulations respect
ton % OF the procedure in the judicial courts.
LATEST FROM THE cRETAN IssURREcrIoN.
dispatch from Consantinople states that Omar Pasha
has been thrice repused great attack made upon the
insurgents at sphakia.
Mr.. Howe, chairman OF the American Committee for
assisting the Candotes, has arrived at Athens He has
already forwarded 70 syra several hundred breach
leaders ;or the insugc IT'S
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
ALABAMA.

ALABAMA.
SUBMISSION OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN"
NEWSPAPER.
BY rriroRhPb TO
MOBILE, May 31.-Yesterdays edition of The Ma
toai Reprblcdn newspaper, published in this city, has
been suppressed by order Of the Military Commandant OF
this post guard placed the Office, and the fnture
publication Of the paper prohibited, until the proof
sheets have been submitted to the Commandant. The
Commandant in his order expressing the paper, says
he paper rendered amenable 10 the last paragraph
OF General Order OF May 10, prohibiting the publication
OF articles melting to riot and violence the public use
OF ncendiary language"
The article referred to was instrucng the freedmen
when, where, and how 10 use firearms.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
JAPAN.

THE CORDIAL RECEPTION OF THE FOREIGN MINISTER'S
AT OsACA-MoRE PORTS TO BE OPENED.
TIE TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3l.-The BHtetin's Yokohama
correspondent under date of April 2s says news has
just arrived from Osaca that the foreign ministers
wee cordially received by the Government OF Japan.
The latter had agreed to open the ports OF Yeddo,
0saca, and Negato on the FIST of January next for
European settlement and intercourse. The CONNER
cial news was unimpOrtant. The proposition to
establish gas works in Yokohama has been fayorably
received.
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SPAIN.
ATTEMPTED REFORMS.

Our Madrid correspondent writes Both the
Senate and the Chamber Of Deputies arereorming their
regulations and voluntarily limiting their own powers
so that the system OF government will be- with sght uii
ference. similar TO that Of the French Empire"
The Finance Minister has not been able 10 ma resour
ces 20 the deficit OF the coming year, notwthstand
ing great retrenchments. -,
Several OF the southern provinces are overrun with
locusts and the inhabitants dreading famine have op
posed corn eIporaton that serious riots have taken
Mace.
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EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
I5,ixr,c Jrl,ssApH TO TIE TNSuSE

LoNDoN. May SIN the case of the United States
against Prioleau the appeal of PriOleau has been
admitted by the Court.
In the House of Commons to night another divis-
ion took place on the Reform bill. An amendment
was proposed by the Liberals requiring that bor-
ough shall have population of rot less than 10000
IN order TO be entitled TO seat in the House of Com
mons. The division resulted in a victory for the
Liberal party. who carried their amendment by a
majority oi l27.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, May 3l.-The steamship Erin, of the Ma
joHal Steam Navigation COmpanys Line, from New York
On the 18th inst, has arrived at this port.
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MISSOURI.

SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR ST. LOUIS.
rIlsssssH TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS, May 3i-The City Council has passed
ordnance prohibiting the keeping Of more than two
by any person within the city limits This will
compel the removal Of large number Of daries to the
country and will vastly improve the sanitary condition
OF the city.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
PRUSSIA.

Berlin. May 31-EveniRg.-In the Prussian Par
lament to-day Che bill adopting the new COnstitu
ton Of the North German Confederation passed it'
second reading
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May Sl.-The owners of the steamship
Tornado have succeeded in obtaining Trial OF
their case in the Superior Court Of Spain.
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MISSISSIPPI.

VICKslURG, May 3l.-The Republican campaign
opened 10 this State last night large audience Of
whites and blacks assembled In the Court House, and
were addiessed by Mr Conway Of New-York.
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IRELAND.

CORK May 3l-The trial of Condor before the
Special Commission has resulted in the acQuittal of
The prisoner.
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NEGRO TESTIMONY.

ANNAPOLIS, NJ. D., May Sl.-In the State Constitu-
tonal Convention to-day by vote Of 60 to A. it was de-
cared the the Convention that the question Of
removing the disability heretofore imposed on negroes
preventing Them from testifyng in the Courts OF the
State. ought 10 be settled by the Convention, ana the
Constitution now being formed ought to contain pro
vision removing such disability.
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MARYLAND.
MARYLAND.
cAIL ToR A REPUBLICAN BORDER STATE CONVENT


CALL roR A REPUBLICAN BORDER STATE CONVENTION
rEnsaAys SaIsusn
BALTIMORE, May Sl.-The Republican State Cen
trail Committee Of Maryland has issued call for Border
state Convention be held the 18th Of September
next IN this city, The States OF Delaware,
West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and Mis-
souri, invited 10 cooperate in the move
ment, and 10 send 10 the proposed Convention as
many delegates without regard to color each
State may deem expedient or find convenient: The OBJ
iect OF the Conv enon is TO organize influential appeal
Congress the part OF the Border States for the pas
sage II the Wilson bl for other efficient legs
laon as may lead 10 the establishment throughout the
Union of the grand principle OF manhood suffrage.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26
PRESCOTT, JANUARY 2o. 1861.

No NEws-Sc MAILs.-Again we are com pelled to issue our paper without news. Our latest intelligence from the east and Califor mia was contained in the last MINER. It is over forty days since we received mail of any account. This is an intolerable state of things. We had confidently hoped to hear something from Gov. Mccormick, at least, but in this, even, we are disappointed. The importance of his mission To California is vital to the people of this Territory, and partiru. larly to this northern section. Should it so happen that California mail arrives within the next few days, we will probably issue an extra, by way of enlightening the people of this dark age.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

Mir Campbell, one of our county Supervisors, said there was no money in the treasury Co spend on the wretch--wanted Co see him fair ly tried before the people, and proposed NIT. Hargravc should act as attorney for the pris- oner, which was fcrociously voted. MT. II. very politely returned thanks for the compli- meut but declined the honor. He said the proper course was 10 procure a special term of court to be holden by our Chief Judge, md thus legally try the villain. Then came mp the question what shall be done with the elephant It was proved the thief had stolen rope from cheap John some time ago, and it was asked if the article was long enough to hang him. The question was based simply upon the old addage--' give some men rope enough and they will hang themselves" But the astute chairman understood it proposi- ton to hang the prisoner with that same rope, which terribly shocked him. But he soon recovered and presided over the meeting with his usual suayity and elegance. Captain Hedges of the Rangers said portion of his company was still on the wal path--he would take James out to-day and deliver him over the county line, and there notify him, if he ever returns we'll give him h.. This we considered economical, sensible, and to the point. Tue secretary made some very appro- pratc remarks, but was not in favor of keep ing and feeding the culprit.
 In another column will be found the official proceedings, with resolution, description of the scOundrel, &c.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

BILL JAMES THE BURGLAR-rHE ELF. PHlsT.-Our citizens assembled last night at Council Hall, to decide what to do with the surviving burglar and thief Bill James
 now in the hands of Sheriff Bourke. The Hall was crowded with earnest and anxious men. Hon. Judge Berry was called to the chair, and James $. Giles appointed Secreta- ", who read the evidence against the prison CT as given before Justice Rlair The eyi
 dence was full and clear-and we remember the time in San Francisco when, under exis- ting circumstances, the culprit would have swung between the heavens and earth in half an hour. But the people seemed more in- elincd to deliberate the matter than other wise The chairman was very tender hearted
 and thought there were plenty of hornbres walking about town who would murder and rob him for fifty dollar greenback but this English thief robber, pick pocket, burglar. Botany Bay transported convict this prince of villains, who daily boldly boasted of his infamous liic--set at defiance all law or an. thority in Arizona to punish him, must be furnished the means of leaving the county of favapai No harm must come to him he | must be semi te more congenial climate.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-26

SHALL WE PROTECT OURSELVES. III | .o' the late fatal attempt at robbery, in
 utter powerlessness of the law to desl criminals in consequence of the imPO'ar state of the county exchequer, woud be well for the property holders of fHs 10 form, from among themselves, ooiS Tor the protection of life and proPerih them act in this wise: fany man E '' ted or being a common thief esam~ ana hear the evidence in support ol'1 plcion and if the committee arr s that the accusation be true, ies tisa .i' F such suspicious character to leave tDs ~ within a given time. I am by no m', lavor oi mob law, but isolated as mol dwellings are, it is absolutely necsN lake some such step as the one Fe''D 'r we may wake up sosse fine noFa~ 'ur throats cut.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-20
EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph
Hungarian Ministry Installed-BiS-
marCk Opposed TO the Absorption
of Poland by Observation-Disclosures
In Paris Corps Legislatiff and
British Parliament.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 18.-Arrests of
Fenians continue in Ireland. Head
Center Dennis and Donovan have
been caught at Cork. General Burke,
and forty others. recently captured,
have been carried in irons to Clon-
mot Jail .oa
LONDON. March Midnight
In the House of Commons, this
evening, the Derby Government ask
ed formal leave to bring in their Re-
form Bill tomorrow; and Disraeli
explained the features OF the pro-
posed Bill, introducing copious
statistics to support the principles on
which the Bill was grounded.
Gladstone made a short speech
saying, he thought the figures were
absurd, but he would defer all debate
on the question until the bill comes
before the House. ID
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, March 18.-It is stated
that Bismarck has refused to protest
against the absorption of Poland into
the Russian Empire.
e AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, March 18.-An order was
sent to America recalling Admiral
Tegethoff to this country to take COM
mand of an Adriatic feet.
PEsTH, March, 18.-The members
of the newly created Hungarian Min
istry, to o-day took the oath of Office in
the presence of the Emperor of Aus
tria and the National Diet.
FRANCE.
PARIS, March 19.-The debate in
the Corps Legislatif last evening in
regard to foreign affairs. in which
Representatives Theirs and Faver at
tackled the policy of the Emperor on
the ground that it favored a ministry
in both Germany and Italy, which
was hostile to the interests of France,
was very excited.
Minister Roher and Representative
Oliver defended the course of the
government.
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The Sonth Accepts Reconstruction
MEXICAN INTELLIGENCE
The Lion and the Lamb In
South Carolina.
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
Reform Bill Reported i Parliament.
Pike C0pperhead Candidate for
Mayor of Cincinnati.
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
Reform Bill Reported i Parliament.
MEMPHIS.
A Gambler Assassinated-Arrest OF
Counterfeiter.
Special to the Evansville Journal.

Especial to the Evansville Journal.l
MEMPHIS, March 19-Will G. Fur
gerson, gambler, who recently killed
a fireman, was assassinated on Wash
ington street early this morning. .
The notorious New York counter
feiter, named William Germant, was
arrested to o-days and sent to New
York on requisition of the Governor
of that State. Bon
The Avalamches' Little Rock special
says the Governor vetoed the bill
loaning $4,000 per mile to aid the
building of the Railroad. tt will
probably be passed over the veto.
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QUEBEC, March ia large body
of seamen belonging to Her Majesty's
steamer Aurora go West immed late
ly to equip gunboats on the lakes, and
prepare them for service as early as
possible. G .''"s
The Irishmen of this city. cele-
brated st. Patrick's Day yesterday
by procession and Church services.
The turnout was larger than for many
years past.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
s. N. Pike for Mayor Of Cincinnati
British GunbOatS on our Lakes
Great Republic at Cineinnati-Rail-
road Suit.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 19.-The
bill providing for a commission to
regulate prostitution in New York
City was this morning reported
against, unanimously. The Senate
passed the City Underground Rail-
road Bill.
The New York Post says the Mich
igan Southern is excited, and there
is an active under-rumor of amalga-
nation with the Lake Shore Road, so
as to make a continuous line to the
West.
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Their successors, together with a
naval officer, will be sent to the Sen
ate by nextSaturday. The Collector.
and naval officer will be Democrats,
and the Surveyor will be a Radical.
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Removal.

g. e. GIIBERT & co. HAVE RE-
Se moved to their new four-story store,
be pleased to see all their old customers,
and as many new ones as Will favor them
with call. Afull assortment of Groceries,
ETC., always on hand, and for sale at the
lowest market prices. We 10iH give special
inducements TO- all these 6atytT0 for CASH. :
=nov9 div -
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PORTLAND, Me-, March 19.-The
steamship Moravian, Captain Arton,
from Liverpool, arrived this after
noon.
A report had reached the English
Consul, at Zanzibar, that DR.. Living
ston, the celebrated African explorer,
and half his party, had been murder
ed. Cafirs reports, on authority, that
there were but nine native attendants
who escaped. The attack was sudden,
but the Doctor had time to overpower
those facing him, but was cut down
from behind while endeavoring to re-
load his revolver.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-20

SAN Francisco, March 18.-A New
Westminster dispatch says the Legis-
lative Council Of British Columbia to-
day unanimously voted for admission
into the Colonial Confederacy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-20

CINCINNATI, March 19.-The Dem
ocratic City Convention this morn
ing unanimously nominated Samuel
N. Pike for Mayor
The steamer Great Republic ar
rived here from Pittsburg last night,
and leaves for Southern ports on the
21st. She is being visited this morn
ing by thousands of people.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-20

WASHINGTON, March 19.-The new
building of the Department of Agri-
culture, authorized by late act of
Congress, will be erected in the centre
of Reservation No. 2, occupying the
space between the Smithsonian In
stitute and Washington Monument
grounds. The extreme dimensions of
the building will be 172 by 81 feet.
The style of architecture is modern.
WASHINGTON, March ia dis
patch from Selma, Ala, states that
the largest meeting ever witnessed in
that city took place yesterday. Reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted
strongly expressive of Union senti-
ments, and recognizing the right of
Congress to prescribe the terms of re-
construction and readmission of the
seeded States into the Union, and,
therefore, urging that the people of
Alabama should forthwith accept the
benefcent terms of reconstruction.
The Senate has confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations of Secretaries of
Legation: Wickham Hoffman, of
Louisiana, at Paris; John w. Dix, of
New York, Assistant Secretary at
Paris; Fl. M. Brent Secretary at
Lima, and j. A. Gross Secretary at
Rio De Janeiro.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-20

MILWAUKEE, March 10. = The
Cleveland, and second mortgage bond
holders of the Milwaukee and Min
nesota Railroad, have filed bonds to
the amount of $3.50, 900 to appeal from
the recent decision of Judge Miller's
Court to the Supreme Court of the
United States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-12
Gblo State;s:'nllr.lall1rll.. :'ll.ll N.
T II E VETO.

District of Columbia Suffrage BiII
Returned TO tho Senate-The Presi.
dents Argument Against it-Asser.
tiOn of the PeOp1e's Right TO Decide
the Question for Themselves.
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hEER \ MILLION DOLLARS

y
Gentlemen -" had Ia negro man worth 81 2CO
who took cold from bad hurt in tie leg ami was
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Mexican M"stang Lnmcnt. 1t soon effected u
permanent cure j. L. DOW NING
Montgomery. Ala, jane H. 1879.
80 take pleasure in recommending tic Mcxicnn
Mustang linncnt a. Il valuable and udi ,lri sable
article tor Nprains, Sores Scratches. or CALLS en
llor'es. Oar men have used it for BIru- Br,li,c.
Sores, l,heum tisin &c, and all say it acts likr
magic, J. W. HEWITT.
Foreman Tor American. Wells. Far.o's and
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lhnimrnt performs more cures in shorter time. ON
man aud beast, than any article ever discovered
Families, Hverv-ncn and planters SHOULD alwav,
have it on band. Quc. and sure it certainly l.,
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engraving.
hearing the signature of q. W. Wcsthrook, Chem,
is', and the private L. S. stamp Of nEMAs BARNES
& Co., over the top
An effort has heen made to counterfeit II with
cheap stone label. Look closely
SARATOGA STRING WATER sold bv all Druggists.
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POETRY.
THOUGHTS

Surge tel 10 hc Wit, on ottoiHiog M,
ri fy-Ftu III B.rtt oy, jan. 10, 1867.
y, welcome morn, whose clear unclouded light
Pour fts eiulgence on my natal day;
Another milestone reach'd and in their light,
The years remind me ofmy transient stay
Our lives pass on like streams and gliding free
From point to distant point, we move along
To that u f,thomed, shoreless, bounIless sea.
hich gathers in and holds the mig ty throng
lis well. that midst pilgrimage of tears,
Hope gilds world beyond murky tomb
Though pcrilel here with clouds, and griefs,
aud fears,
Faith lights a land devoid Of wintr, gloom
q world, how cold, and dcsolac and bare
Art on of days, that bloom like summer
flowers,
ict each gray year affords one day all Iair-
a censer filled with most delicious hours.
ALI! truly well, just fifty years and four,
Lave rUwned mc with their puresi tc. crest
light,
And should the kind rcpricyc attain H. ccsc.r
Il chant lis praise from morn It'll latest
night. r.