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The national Republican., 1868-12-01
MARRIED.,

CAssBLs-sEwALL.-AtB Bay View, near Fort
ronts. on November llth, by Rev. n. L, Cheevers,
chaplain y. 8. yoHS CAssELs, q PittsburE,
ter Of James NJ sewail. esq.
HIG On Thursday. October %.
Capt. JoHS HEELEI HidBEE, U. s. Marine Corps,
to 1sABKLLE, daughter Of the late Augustus W.
Simpson, Of Portsmouth.
wANsLEBBN-BPUFF.- On the 18th Of Novem-
ber, by Rev. Mr.. Jackson, WILLIAM A, wASsLE-
BEs. esq. , to Miss LILY BRrHP, second daughter
Of Capt. j, 0oldsborough Bruf
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LATEST TELEGRAPHiC NEWS
BYTnE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
EpROPE.

The London Tines Comments en she
Pacific Rai1rosdAwhereab Of
Noted Amerfeans.
LONDON, Nov. 3o.-The Tisxs this morning
comments with wonder on The rapid progress
Of the Pacific railway. It notes the extra.
ordinary features Of the road, and commend,
tho enterprise Of the American people in
overcom ming obstacles heretofore deemed insur.
mountable, and explains The influence that
this great project will exercise on the com.
merce Of the world.
PARIS. Nov So.-John P. Hale, the Ameri.
can Minister to Spain, 10 In this city con,
suiting physicians with regard to his failing
heolth. Henry W. LongfellOw is at Genoa.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

UNDER A RECENT CIRCULAR from tho Treas.
ury Department requiring financial agents to
send In for redemption certain descriptions Of
legal tender notes, a very large amount has
been received. The Secretary Of the Treas.
urys financial report will show an expsndi.
ture on account of the public debt Of about
$3.50, 100000, which includes redsmptions,
conversions, interest on the public debt, 10.
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LOUIBIANA.
General Rousseau's Report-Corre.
spOndsnce Between the General
and Dr. SOuthwOrth.


spOndsnce Between the General
and Dr. .sOuthwOrth.
New ORLEANS, Nov. s0.-Dr. Southworth
publishes, in this evenings papers, = card
containing his correspondents with Gen.
Rousseau concerning the paragraph in the
Hsralds version of ROusssaus report to Gen.
Grant, which does not appear in the copy on
file at army headquarters.
Gen. Rousseau states that the paragraph
rejecting on southworth appearing in the
Herald forms no part of his annual report to
Gen. Grant.
DR.. Southworth adds that he never visited
Gen. Rousseau's Headquarters sroopt on bust.
ness aud in the interest Of peace and order,
and never uttered the expression attributed
to him In tho interpolated paragraph, which
denounces as entirely untrue SO far as refers
to him. Tho publication Of the report was un.
authorized by Gen, Roussssu.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

SECRETARY srASroS.-The health Of Sec.
rstsry Stanton has been so completely shat
tered from his long and srduous services In
the War Department, that hs could not endure
the labor and responsibility Of smother cabi.
net office. even II he had any desire fer them,
which he has not. or for any public Office
whatsver.-Phiiadelphia Inquirer.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

SECRETARY scHoRIELD yesterday morning
Issued a circular to officers Of the diferen,
Western armies announcing that General Sher.
man has made full arrangements for the an.
nual reunion at Chicago, It Is expected .
larger lumber Of cfHsers will 10 In attendance
than at any former reunion.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

NOTWITHSTANDING the frauds Of tho rebels,
and the statements Of the rebel pres, to the
contrary, Hon. Alexander h Jones, 1t Is
thought, has been reelected to Congress from
the Seventh North Caroiina) district BY q
handsome majority. North Carolina sends to
the Forty FIRST Congress, SIX Republican Rsp-
rssentatives and one Democrat
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

IT is EXPECTED that by the middle Of the
week, q quorum, at least, of Congressmsn will
be present A good many bills are in rsadi-
ness, and will be presented and referred on the
nrst day Of the session.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

HoS. II. V. MILLER, United States Senator
elect from Gsorgis, who has boen claimed as q
Democrat, in q note to his colleague, Hon.
Joshua Hill, fully endorse, General Grant, and
pledges his support Of the new administra-
tion
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

Born the Democratic and Republican Com.
mittsss in Colorado are acting in harmony. and
will unite upon efforts to secure the admission
OF that Territory as state into the Union ,hs
coming session Of Congress.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

An EFFORT Is to be made to have tho cleo.
tOral vote Of Louisiana rejected. Tho tiEnl-
hcsnce of the movement Is less ln Its effect on
the Pre'idsntial election, than in its tender
to secure also the rsjsction Of tho rebel Con.
grsssmen elect. If the state Of Affairs was
such that the true choice OF the State for
President was not expressed at the polls, ii
follows that the true choice Of the districts for
Congress was likewise misrepresentcd.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

A coLonrD MAN, 1t 10 said, will have q Ger.
ti6csts declaring his election to al a vacancy
oecasioned BY the death Of Col Mann, a Nom.
bsr Of Congress from q district In Louisiana
The Ezyrss, thinks that the fact that he Is q
eolored man will involve the question Of giving
him a seat in some trouble. Not at all,
nsighbor. That time Is gons BY.
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wrecked ut Sea.

NORFOLK, Nov. 8O.-The schooner John @.
Dunyon, from Philadelphia on the 22d for
Alexandra, with a cargo of coal, struck on
tho outer shOAl Of Hog Island, on the 25th
inst, and bilged. Tho vessel and cargo Is a
total loss The captain and crew have ar.
rived he!o
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Tho Florida Impeach ment.

TALLAHAssEE, November S0.-on adjourn
ment Of tho Supreme Court to-day, tho argu.
msnt to quash proceedings in the Rsad.Glsa.
ION case was unfinished. It will be continued
tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

TnE 0FFIcE OF CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER -
The following letter from General Hincks, Of
Massachusetts, to friend Of his in this city,
explains itself:
CAMBRIpGB, MASS, Nov. 20. 1858.
DEAR Sin: have the honor to Acknowledge
tho receipt Of your note, dated the 18th inst,
in which you request to bo infjrmed If will
be q candidate in the Senate for Suporinten-
dent Of Pablo Printing, and hasten to reply
that, having been requested by several friends
10 become a candidate for the position, and as
am yet suffering from my wounds and tho
efro's of iualarisi poison to such an extent
that I cannot look forward to any reasonable
prospect Of being able TO perform much active
service 10 the army, shall, with the concur.
renee OF our friends in Washington, permit
my name to bo presented to Senators for their
consideration
am, very respectfully. your o6edient SER
want, EDWARD W. lISKs.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

SALES OF GOLD, on Government account,
will be continued throughout the week in Now
York, and 1t is expected $4,000. 900 will be
sold, which will relieve the necessities Of the
market for the present.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

Gov WELLS has pardoned VIM. Armistssd,
Of Portsmouth, Va, convicted at tho Hastings
Court, In November, Of . misdemsanor and
sentenced to six months Imprisonment. be.
cause the jury that convicted him decided the
question Of his guilt or innocence by drawing
Infa
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

NEw YoRK Orr holds It's charter election
to-day. Col 7. A. COnklipg Is the Republi-
can candidate for mayor. and A. Oakley Hall,
esq Is bis opponent. Doruan D. Eaton and
Richard 0'Gorman arc the rival candidates
for corporation counsel,
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L.sesi f.ieer.phIe BfSyisie..

/ - L1test hehtHEbRnhS nESNhtho4s
| HSK W. LonEfellow 10 at Genoa.
Hon. John p. Hale is In Paris consulting
| physicians.
John Bull opens his eyes In wonder At
Yankee enterprise, as displayed in the con-
| struction OF the Pacific railway.
| A desperate battle and q victory for the
Government, has put an end to the civil war
| In Panama. .
Revolution in Costa Ries has been succesr-
full.
| North Csroiina representatives are dis
| cussinE the propriety Of removing disability
| from all citizens.
Bribery and black mail are subjects OF inves.
tigation for North Carolina Senators.
The schooner John Bunyan from Phiiadei-
phia toAlexandria with coal has been wrecked.
Hoffman has resigned the Mayorality.
The New York stock exchange makes an
honest move BY requiring stocks on call to be
registered In q sound financial institution.
No definite result was reached in the Erie
| case yesterday.
George W. Mclean, of the United States
secret service, imbibed too freely, passed q
| counterfeit bill, and was arrested by the New
York police.
Two brutes named Hinson are to be tried at
Blnghampton for an indecent assault upon =
little girl.
| Campbell, Berrigan, and Hines have all been
committed to answer for Larkin's death.
Governor Scott sent his message to the
South Carolina Legislature yesterday, and
made some very important sslutary recon.
| mendations.
| Commerce In Havana is fat.
| Contracts for new sugar In Havana are
made st76T% reals.
Foreign residents In Havana are joining the
Government forces.
Mexieans deny theh participation in the
Cuban revolution.
Five hundred of the Cuban revolutionists
have been pardon ed.
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Lost and Found.

TAKEN EsTRAY by THE METROPOLITAN
L PoLICk-on the 2eth Of November, instant,
red stripe on nose Which viii Se sold to the hisSsss
cash bidder, at W. /; Wall 4 e; g BsI,sr, Ne @
10 o. lock, a. m, unless reclaimed by the owner.
at this Office, No. Louisiana yenue, prior thereto
By order. GEO. X. HkRRICK,
noSO.a w.L.wALL 4 CO., Auctionesrs.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

IsrERSAL REVENUE receipts yesterday
amounted to $7ss, ,s30.41i for the month Of
November, s9,64l. 800 .G3 and for the fseal
ending this date, $50, 1884, AIS
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

THE Dyer court-martial reasssmblsd yes
terday, and after the reading Of the record,
Brevet Col. T. S. Laidlsy, Of the Ordnance
Corps, was called and examined by the prose-
cution.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

Dr reference TO our court report II will bs
seen that the suit Of Nsgise vs. sI Secretary
Stanton has been discontinued by order Of
the court.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

PEsssYLvAsIA threw larger aggregate vote
at the Presidential election than was thrown
In October. In the other States which voted
In October the vote was smaller on tho Sd Of
November
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Convicted of Murder.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 3o.-James English, who
murdered James Hoborp, asalOOn.kesper, last
September was convicted to-day of murder in
tho second degree, after short trial.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

MEETING Is to be held at Cooper Insti.
TUE, New York, tonight, in behalf Of the
girl Hester Vaughn, now under sentence Of
death in Philadelphia, for infanticide.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01
GENERAL GRANT VISITS nosToN.

The President elect l,f. Washington yester-
day morning for Boston. In anticipation Of
his comirg the Board OF Aldermen at the
"kuLi have determined to lioniIs him, and
q committee has been appointed to wait on
the General, and to tcuier to him 4 ovation.
The B,ston Journal gives the spesshes In
advances, and the one made by the committe,
vino will wiyiay the President elect Is pas-
ticularly rich. The chsirnan will address the
General, and will prepare to take him dcva
the harbor to Minot's Lsjgs. sho" him the
Interior Of Fort Warren, and din, hi n at Deer
Island. They will also take bin out to the
new reservoir, and thence to Mount Hope
Cemstery, and they will tender him a ban
qust at Parksr's. Bunksr Hill monument,
Mount Auburn, the Navy Yard. and the
school ship are dvwn in the programme Of
things to be seen by the G,neral under the
escort Of the Boston City Counsils.
The journal anticipates the Generals re.
ply, which We give entire. The President
elect will say
GENTLEMEN: thank you for all your good
intentions, but l came on private business,
and must decline. Boston has once honored
nv WIN uu bNittOu, NJ INV icoous cioVtioh
some Is, 900 citizen, indorsed my record.
That Is enough. 1 have done Boston once.
/ stood two hours hand. shaking in Faneuil
Hall. I visited Mount Auburn, the Navy
Yard, and Whipples, and 1 haven't time or
inclination to repeat the inaietion. You will
greatly oblge me II you will sllow me to mind
my own business. Good day.
The people most anxious just now to draw
out the President elect and to induce him to
define his policy, or rather We should say to
dsano a policy for him, are the Democratic
leaders. Their ASSURANCE and brass upon this
head have no limits. They commenced on tho
morning of tho 4th Of November to tell what
Gen. Grant would do, and they have bsen at
1t ever since. 1, Is in pursu ,uco Of this very
thing that tho Boston Dem ocratio City Couu.
ellis have resolved to capture the President
elect. Their attempt will be signal failure.
Gen. Grant will attend to his own prirats
business, which takes him to Boston, and will
decline to bo lionized on the occasion.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

JETP. DAVIS has "jined' the church, and
Robert E. Lee has Bible class Of l5O mem
bers. Who says the rebellion accomplished
pothipR2
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

J EDGAR THoMPsos is a prominent candi
date for United States Senator from Psunsyi
vAnia, to succeed Senator BuckAisw
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Intelligence Office.
GA RI 10

Tho undersigned would respectfully call the at
tenti0n OF the citizens of Washington and George.
town to the fact, that they have this day opened
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
In room No. 81, east wing
BASEMENT OF "CITY HAIL.
Where they are prepared to furnsh Clerks, Porers.
House Servants, aud general help Of all kinds on
the shortest notice.
p4-satisiaetion Guaranteed In all cases Special
stsn,iOn paid to the rental q hSq;s, hDd COLLECTION
wAsHISGros, D. @. Dee. l, 1868. nOSO.u
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Dress-Maling.
DRESS MAKING.

/ 500 - ~ W.
MRS, ATKINSON. SAT Eighth street west, be-
tween aud k, Is now better prepared than ever
20 turn out work satisfactorily, Ladies' W ing
y make their own dresses can have them cut and
baated on short notice. Garments cut by measure ;
no guess work
Patterns sut when desired. oe3.tf
REhoyAL;-MRS. GRIFFITH HAS REMOVED
~ her bAshionable Dress aud Cloak -mAkipK Rs-
tablishment to No. 80 Y street, near RbbiU Uouse
MIS- u has secured the services OF lady as a part
OF ir2m ,i = hrSt-elAaa house In london. England.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

TuE G,yesuIsnt sold gold in New York
yesterday at 35 90.
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Personal.

L "oLDn DIR, .DARBY's, iss seventh stree.
opposite odd-fellows' Hall. Separate rooms 70,
pAhen'a' ssl2-tt
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Dry Goods.
ID & MO AL.

DEN VAL.
Our customers are respectfully Informed that our
business will be Suspended on SATURDAY, the
2sh for the purpose OF removing to the New Btoret
No. S2i PennsylVanlA avenue. between Ninth an3I
Tenth streets, ARd that we shall be prepared
serve them at the new location on MONDAY.
DRESS GOODS on hand, purchased at the reeeni
auction sales In New YORK and philadelphia. va
shall offer some extra indueemepea TO extend odj
business relations W, NJ. siiusIER &22u
noy4
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Confectionery.
BookbInders-

EDWARD LYCETT
Il Book BiNbkR' AND rAPER-RuLER.
No. III Pennsylvsnis avenue, betwsp Tenth and
Eleventh sire cts. south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound, Pofiodieals
nd heWspApors carefully attended tS.
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W. MuRrAaH ~. Editor and Proprietor

o. All Communications, whether on bushes
or for publication. ahould be addressed to WV. J
ArRrL1u, Proprietor NATIONAL REFuBLIcAS
washiugsou. o. 9.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMnERorAL.

wAsHIsaroN, d. O., Nov. 3o.-Jay Cooke 4
90. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
The national Republican., 1868-12-01
Wants.

WANTED TO BUY, BY E.s, ygsTH, LADIES'.
ND.:HxRp SL5TRiEo, UNDER SIoThiNS.
BOOTS and SHOES, &c. &e,, at esth seyenth
Liberty Market, between l. and NJ streetss east
WANTED-NEw AND CAST OFF CLOTHING.
Gle Of value, at TIN old cd Merehan Pawn.
broker Store Of l, FULTON Co. ,bll Ninth s1P,yQs
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am, very respectfully. your obedient SER
want, EDWARD W. HISKs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-14
The Latest from Esateigh.

By the Sentinel in last nights mail, we
learn of the proceedings in the Senate on
Tuesday, relative to the Military Bill
It will be remembered that Mr.. FeSpass
had on Saturday introduced substitute
for the Special Military Bill, which substi-
tute had passed the Senate.
A reconsideration OF this was afterwards
carried and the new bill was rejected
On Tuesday another, and more infamous
one than the others, was brought forward
and was carried through its second reading.
This latter hill is said to have been the re-
suit of caucus held on Monday night,
and that its principal features were intro
duced by John Pool. In all probability il
passed yesterday.
The Sentinel, in speaking OF this affair,
grows almost sublime in the lofty herolsn1
of its language. Read and appreciate in
full. It says
We dare them to pass IL !; and 1t viii awaken
such righteous INDIGNATION among the people Of
North Carolina, as will carry the state TOR :acy
mour and Blair by utunde1tnJ majority "
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Mayors Office, !
Wilmington, N. G.. !
Aug, 18th. 1868, \

The DISTURBANCES on TUESDAY NIGHT.-
A series of the most disgraceful occurren-
ces which has ever blighted the fair name
of our city occurred here on last Tuesday
night. The Democratic Club were in SEES
sion ct their Club Room, On Market street,
perfecting their arrangements previous to
the departure of our delegates for Raleigh
the next morning. A beautiful transpa-
rency, intended to be taken with them to
Raleigh. was in front of the hall, and this,
it seems, excited the ire of some of the
negroes of the Radical party. About ten
o'clock, under the escort of small num-
Der of gentlemen, this transparency was
moved off for the railroad, but had not
proceeded far before those with it were
beset by a dense throng of negro men and
boys, and shower of stones was launched
at them, by which two gentlemen of the
party were seriously injured. The escort
kept on steadily, until at length the as
sault was rendered too severe for endu-
rance, when they gained the shelter of a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-14
Hon o. I'll. Dockery.

We see by our Raleigh exchanges that
this gentleman will address the people OF
Robson, at Lumberton, on Monday OF Su-
nerior Court for that county, as candl-
date for reelection to Congress.
The early bird is said to catch the trst
worm. but we doubt if Mr.. Dockery S
movement will be sufficient to thWarS Inc
schemes of the carpet-bagger, who 1ougnt
for the freedom of the negroes at the tall
Of q suffers cart, for several years, while
Dockery was trying, by services in the field,
to maintain their slavery. The slate is
already filled, and Dockery's name does
not appear as the candidate for Congress.
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For the journal
tf0bGsOla County,

!ioI.NEsyILI.E, y. c., Aug 5th, 1868.
Deer yOuwu!: Ii would be Of some in
terest. perhaps, to your readers, generally,
to know what we are doing in this vicinity
for the true Conservative Democratic prin-
ciples and Constitutional Liberty. Every
man, from the hoary headed fathers to the
b2ardiess bow, seems to be actuated and
moved on TO the field of action by the
very lurest motives Of principle and honor.
At Il very large and enthusiastic meeting
OF the citizens of Holmesyille and vicinity,
the 1st Of August, a most fourishing Club
was formed and thoroughly organized, to
be known hereafter as the " Holmesvi.le
Conservative Democratic Club" The
principles OF the Democratic platform were
unanimously adopted, and the very names
Of Seymour and Blair brought cheers from
the audience.
The conduct Of W. W. w. ". BroUnL0,U-
Holden towards the respectable and intel
ligent people OF North Carolina met with
the sneers aad grins of contempt that he
SO Justly merits. And in revering the de-
claration Of our friend. ''Yellow Muck. 3" we
think it perfectly applicable to Mr.. HOlden
Governor so-called) of North Carolina,
" He IS = miuner among whales, and if
any smaller things swim in the water OR
crarJ on the earth he (Holden) is him. "
The course pursued by the Governor and
the Legislature OF North Carolina must
bring civil strife and bloodshed to our
doors ; it must destroy the industry of our
country and forever ruin our society and
degrade the European race. We look with
hNpp 10 tha decision of NOVamhpr next
The most mOmentous questions ever pre-
scented to the people Of the United States
are now before them FOR their considera-
ton and 1iual action at tue ballot box.
Whether we are still to preserve the true
principles set forth by our Mecklenburg
forefatAers III 76, OF are we to suffer them
TO degenerate into monarchies of the most
ignorant and absolute characters.
You viii hear from our Corresponding
Secretary soon. loErs, :,
LEWELLYN.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
EBY THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD. I
FRIDAY. Aug. 7, 1868.

FRIDAY. Aug. 7, 1868.
Justice, of Rutherford, called up the
message from the Governor, transmitting
an invitation from the President of the N.
G. Railroad to the members of the LIE
gislature, to take an excursion to Morehead
City.
Mr.. Sinclair opposed the acceptance of
the invitation and suggested that the
thanks of the body be rendered the Presi-
dent of said Railroad.
Justice moved TO appoint Committee
to draft resolution of thanks.
The motion was adopted, the invitation
declined, and the Chair appointed Messrs
Justice, Estes and Sinclair the committee.
Gambler called up the Senate resolution
resembling the joint resolution to adjourn
on the 10th, and fixing the 18th as the day
for adjournment.
On motion of Gambler, the resolution was
concurred in.
Leary tnegrol called up the Senate reso-
luton paying Pages So per day, and limit
ing their number to two in each House.
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house. The negroes still continuing to
press upon them, pistol was discharged
in the air above them by one OF those
present, and the desired effect was pro-
duced the assailants were dispersed,
numbers Of them taking 10 their heels
The Transparency was then carried to the
depot, and no further molestation was Oh
fered the party. The negroes III the as
saulting crowd On that occasion could not
have been less than one hundred and fly,
while those who were attacked were not
more than seven or eight in number.
It is needless for lis to say that this pro-
cecding, as we'll IS other similar demonstra-
tons, which took place then were out
rageous and sham ful ; our saying SO will
not put an end to them. We have said it
SO often, and have appealed so frequently
to the authorities for Justice AID protec-
ton. that we know such things are useless.
Mayor Netf has, however, we are happy to
say, at last shown some disposition to put
an end 10 these evils, and to that effect
has published clsewere proclamation &C.
claring that all such as conspire against tie
peace shall DE punished to the full extent
of tie law, Bat we would be glad to see
Mr.. Netf earnest in deed rs well as in word,
and give some satisfactory assurance to Us
that Justice is not dead as we'll as blind and
deaf.