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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Dorchester Insurance Company Rob-
Disqualification Of Wages In tho Lawrence
Nlilis-Trnnsfer of Invalid soldiers.
BosroS, Jan. II, 1868.
John Preston, and Ida, who claims to DO his wife,
charged with robbng the Dorchester Insurance Com
pauy OF So 000 arrived hero to-day from Charles
ton where they arrested. John Temple has also
been arrested accomplce, AMI locked up for trial.
Tue employees Of the Pacific MIL In Lawrence, have
been notified OF reduction Of fifteen per cent IN their
wages after the 18th inst Similar reductions are
templated 10 other factories.
Ono hundred and fifty disabled soldiers burned out
Togas Hospital, passed through this city this after
noon route TO Philadelphia.
Al a meeting OF tho Executive Council to-day the
confirmation Of Judge Thomas as Chef Justice was
postponed one week.
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Decision In the O'Counor and Tack Oil Case
Mt Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL. 1865.
In the case Of the Commonwealth OK rcl l.. and A.
II Tack the Sheriff. known a. the O'Connor and
Tack oil case decision rendered to-day, demanding
tho REALTORS Into the custody OF the sheriff.
Judge Ludlow pronounced an able and lengthy opin-
upon the law aud facts the case, holding that
the paid confidential agents Of Mr. O'Connor the roa-
tors the Tack brothers. we're responsible for whatever
fraud they had practIsed toward their principal and
that their conduct must DO explained lis general
aspect affecting the bus OF community
and tue markets Of the world. The alleged Conspiracy
demanded Investigation by jury. The being OF
serious magnitude and great portanCe had received
the protracted and attentive consideration OF tho whole
court, which ooncurred unanimously In the opinion
delivered,
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

List OF Americans registered IN Paris for tho week
ending oath OF December, 1867 New york-G.
wcdsies, Mr.. and Mrs. u. oiitsrnan, MRS O. klng.
po,ton--E Dennlson and family, A. e. Hil Mr.. and
Mrs a. NJ pspo, H. NJ WELLINGTON, X .. Valentine,
Mr. and Mrs Crowniushleld. HMtford-w. L. Eaton.
family, san Francisoo--C. l. Sayior BALTIMORE.
T. Tompkius, Mss rompkins. Washngton-Mis.
Schliecker Altons-L W. Hall Phiadelphis-A
Reinhard United states--r Parker W. y. Besbe,
Colonel -. Estvau, Mrs Brown.
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TBLECRAPHIC NEWS
- FIR ON
Ill PARTS OF THE WORLD.
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]ebate in the French Legislature Cd
the New Army Bill.
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Governor jenkins, Of Georgia, Re-
moved by General Meade.
Appeal Of ,hs Governor TO the President
for Protection.
FRANCE.

Tho Army Bill Debnte-No Exemption from
the National Guard and ssstRrtiingo Legis.
~latiOn-Press Prosecutions Abandoned.
PARIS Jan. II, 1868.
The bill for the reorganization OF the army Ia sll
under consideration In the Corps Leg.slahf The
article obligng every Frenchman to serve In she
National Guard was adopted last evening by vote Of
ITO TO II. An amendment for exempGng the innrm
from the operation OF the article introduced but
was opposed by N. Rouher.
During the debate which preceded the nnal action OF
the Corps upon the bill N. Rouher Minister OF State,
sad:"This article will eiarte attentive abroad and
will inspire the army which prscedes the National Guard
TO the battle feld.n
Most Of the actions which have recently been taken
against the journals of this city, by the authori
ties for alleged violations OF privileges have been
abandoned.
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LOUISIANA.

The Registration of voters-Order or General
Hancock Multiplying Sheridan's Instructions.
New ORLEANS. Jan. IL, 1858.
In General Orders No. 8, dated to-day General Han
cock gives memoranda and questions which were dis
tributed from headquarters, Fifth District In May last
which calculated to produce the impression on
boards of registration that they rules for their guild
ance and regarded and point fact controlled
by acts OF such boards General Hancock informs the
boards OF registration that these memoranda md oues
tons are null and of effect and that boards
look to the laws alone for rules TO govern them the
discharge OF their dute For this purpose they will DO
furnished with copies Of tho Of Congress relating
this subject
General Mower has been ordered report to General
Buchanan for duty With his regiment.
The fair grounds closed to-day account Of
tho inciemency Of the weather
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MlSSiS SIPPI.

The Reconstruction Convcntion-ReIicf and
Protection to Citizens and Proposed sale Of
Public Lands. . -
A communication was received from tho Buporin.
cendenl Of tho gas works asking depot In advance
personal security for gas to be used by the Convention
resolution vas adopted, appointing scomm'stse Of
ave to consider what legislation 10 necessary 10 AFFORD
adequate relief aud protection Ia this State and people
thereof and that the committee have power 10 send for
persons and papers.
A resolution to appoint q committee OF Ave 10 tako
into consideration whether public lands may Of DO dis
posed Of 70 pay the Indebtedness Of the STATE 3d.
adopted.
A resolution to appoint committee OF I've 70 take
into the destitute condition OF portion
OF our citizens and the best Of snordng present
and permanent relief adopted
A resolution was offered that this Convention Mono
Yialzs Congress TO amend the Reconstruction acts 70
allow all persons who hold certificates OF reg strnton 70
vote the ratification Of this constitut on wherever
they may be. Laid tbs table for references 70 the
proper committees.
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IRELAND.

Active Search for Fenian Leadcrs-A De.
ceased Reported American Officer said to be
Arrested.
LONDON Jan. IL, 1863.
The authorities arc very active searching out the
leaders OF the Fenian movement
man was arrested In the county Of Cork to-day who
II is expected will prove be other than the cele
bratsd Colonel Michael Doheny ~ The police have
been bis track for . long time, and is known that
he has been lurking in unfrequented places in disguise
and under assumed and attempted several times
70 maze his way TO the United States.
The man Lennon, who was arrested at Dublin ycster
day, Is charged with killing policeman In shst city in
October last
tAs Colonel Michael Doheny died many years since In
Brooklyn N Y, either the Associated Press Agent
English officials must be IN pursuit Of phantom IN
dealing with him and reporting his present arrsstl
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Gu A

Commercial and Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA, Jan. IL, 1868.
The quotations for sugar tx q 7X reals for Nos
10 to IL Dutch standard, SH a0k for Is TO 20. 8a6h
for inferior to common refining, 6 tor fair to good
refining, TX for grocery grades, fair TO good Mo-
lasses b1l 6k. Out ports molasses, . 9. Honey
81 81 Is Beeswsx IKE per ID tor brown and IL &c.
for white. Bacon, $l2 so a $ls per cwt shocks,
rs SO IS rs for box and SIS $40 for hogsheads.
Flour, Sl3 a $l4 per bbl. Hams, 13c. 19c. Onions
So 81. Potatoes IS SO q So Freiyhts, 81 81 80
In currency per box sugar; s. rs q 50 per hogs.
head, ana So 80 o 81 per hogsnead tor mohsses.
sailed steamships Cuba for Baltimore. and Eagle Tor
Nav Y0rk
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VIRGINIA..


Proceedings In the Convention.
RICHMOND JAM IL, 1868.
In the Convention to-day preamble and resolutions
declaring the proceedings Of the Convention as
usurpave In their character and adournng that body
sine die were laid on the table.
A resolution to cut down the pay Of members Of the
Convention TO four dollars After the FIRST Of February
tabled
resolution DISTINGUISHING tho Same classes dis
ranchised by the Alabama constitution, and taxing
all land two dollars per acre, referred
The rest OF the session Was spent in discussing .
resolution embodying the recognition OF duty in the bill
oil rights
General Butler speaks here Monday night
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Corporate Movement OF the Atlantic Teic.
graph Company.
LONDON, JAM IL, 1868.
The directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
have issued prospectus raise Ct, 600 sterling to
purchase all the rights and interests Of the Anglo
American Telegraph Company in the two cables across
the Atlantic between Ireland and Newfoundland and
TO pay Of their Indebtedness.
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CALF ORNIA.

Status of the state Senntc-The Flood In the
San joaquin.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 10 1868.
Charles Mackey, democrat, il elected to the State
Senate from Santa Clara county, vice Knox, deceased
The Senate now stands twenty republican, nineteen
democratic.
Reports from the southern portion Of the State give
particulars OF the recent disasroas storm. great
part OF tho upper San Joaquin country under water
and many Cattle with much other property have been
destroyed The water Is two feet deep tha houses 10
VcaIia
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MISSOURI.

Delegates TO the Convention Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic nj Philadelphia.
Sr. LOUIS Jan. IL, 1868.
The delegates from the various posts Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic, Department Of the Missouri,
met here last night and elected General Pyle, Colonel
GraveIy, General Hammond, General Fisk, General
Mcneil Coonel Murphy and Colonel Robertson tcooredl
delegates 10 the PHILADELPHIA Convention. General
Schurz, General Lavender and dion oil McCurg are also
delegates By OF their offices OF Grand senior aud
Junior Com mande
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GERMANY.

Cordial Greeting Of the King of Prussia to
Napoleon.
PARIS Jan. IL, 1858.
On New Years Day King William OF Prussia sent the
Emperor cordial autograph note, which answered
in the same conciliatory spirit
A much better feeling has prevailed since publicity
has been given to this intelligence and nowhere il
better received than on the Bourse
Rentss are frmer and higher.
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THE CHOLERA.

Arrival Of Another Cholera linden ship nj
Quarautine-One Hundred ind Five Deaths
During the Passage from Hamburg.
The Hamburg ship Lsibnlts, Captain Barnhold from
Hamburg. after . passage Of sixty days, arrived at
Quarantine last nigh. having had los deaths from
cholera during the passagessventy adults and thirty
ave ehdrsnand nov has on board thirty i've cases Of
the same disease The ship has been ordered 70 the
lower Quarantine where the sick win be transferred to
the hospital ship There have been no cases for
tha Ian dav
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Order Of General Mende Lcgalixinx the Stay
Ordinance of the Alabama C0nv ention.
ATLANTA, Jan H. 1868
general order appeared this morning from General
Meade validating ordinance stay the collection Of
debts in Alabama to the LIST Of January 1862 except
Claims for labor and hire adopted by the late Conven
lion In that Stale, TO take effect from Tuesday, and
further ordering that the several officers, Judicial
otherwise a Alabama respect and obey this order.
order looked for this State when the Con.
venton adopts permanent relief ordinance.
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nssSase or the GOvtaSaa or MINES arA
From ,ho Evening Telegram Of Yssis rasy.

ST PAU, MINI, jau III, 1893.
The Governor IN his message, when Was delivered To-
day shows thai the funded debt OF the Sat e325 600
He also conmcnds Generas Alexander ID Terry for
their precautions aud tho effective protsct-
ing the frontier: recommends the grant u Dvs hundred
thousand OF land State by IN gsnerai gov.
ernment be set apart Tor me NJ 1f the
railroad bands Of 1850 The message con cudsS vita
expression OF regret thas ecoas ructor Of the Union
has procee led further, owing, as ava, ira re-
lection by the southern States u tho teri offered
hI Conafoss.
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NE w YORK.


Fire In JOhnsfown.
TosDA, Jan. IL, 1868.
AtJohnstown, Fulton county, N Y, anre broke out at
eleven O'Clock this morning the building Of John Rood
which was occupied BY the pos, ONCE and three stores
The mails we're all saved but the property 10 the stores
was entirely consumed The loss fails hsavlV ~ ~.
tram Brothers who lose large amount Of iurs aud kid
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nrnrine nnd shlppIng InteIIIsence.

sAS FRANCISCO, Jan. H. 1863
The steamer Golden City sailed to-day for Panama
with 81 treasure 800 900 Of which Is for
New York. Allen McLane Godwood, Of Oregon. and
General Bidwell passengers
cleared the bsrk Valentine, day, for Cork.
Sailed, the bark Pasthea Tor Swansea, aud Moha In
Sag for Rio Janero.
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At msausctursrs' pricrs at FoLLhk SONS os3
Broasssy, near Fourth street. and n John ssres near
Nssssu. Repairing Boiling ST.
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Proceedings i'm the Convention.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IL, 1858.
The Convention in last nights session adopted articles
sixty six to seventytvo disposlng Of State officers
To-day the Convention proceed to the judi ciary
discussing the Supreme Court question, but adjourned
without accomplishing any thing
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Rovct Havana Iottery,-Prizyps Pa,d In
gold Information furnished The hishest paia fox
Doubioons and all kinds o. Gold AMI silses.
TAYLOR CO.. PznkerA 10 Vail strsss, NJ.
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A Perfect Ttnir Dressipa--Isnruet a - Coeaaine
imparN One gloss and IL superss 70 Frnch paEoadcz
sad OLA alcoholic washes.
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Bstcheior's tfnir Dyr.--The He-s In tho
w0rld, the ouly perfect Dyes rel able
Gus fscgory 81 Bsrulsy street.
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pr. VI. seheuch, 81 Philndclphin. Re-rect-
iprofesslonaiyl at ms rooms, H Bcnd II eet Ne~
YORK. on Tuesday January IA from "a NJ 70 + H..
every Tuesday thereafter His meicinsa be aaned
rooms all tmea
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Prfnti0a Of Every Description Executed
With neAtaes aud dospaeh aad lower
where, at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRfhTLNU Ls r ~.
LISuMExT " Nassau street
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Dsmocras.A nss sb,I Rei..r ,s ,Pls-f crs md
for old young lo Chatham square rps third
nue., New York,
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BE SURE and Call for
"MRs. WfNsLOwIs SOOTHING sys0P"
having the fac-simile Of "Curs Pcrkins the ouis 10
wrapper. AL others are tase limitations.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Conservative Address the PEI ,pio 90
Ge0raia mud tho United stats :.
The committee appointed a. the Cow sntion -
conservatives Macon Ca, have presented address
people OF that State and Of the Unied tates in
elaborate bit calm aud dispass,onate OF
political situation Of the Southern states given
1t concludes with tho following spirited appeal to the
people OF the NORTH
FELLOW CIIzESs THE NogrC-Wtbin tho Ia st fswr
months the question OF negro sunragB been before
you Ut the baLot boz, In voice 70 10 mist ndsES
stood have decided against IT, Yos decided voun-
tariiy II has been dccded for against Will ana
against convictions OF what Is compatible with
States and decided by those do not x.
pect 70 i've under the state governments thcy
propose TO establish BY force. You decided
against IL, although the ncmber or no.. r0e5 among
you was too small 20 Constitute q considerable,
much less controlling, element IN pohtcs IL IL Or
stand ng that II will lead to negro supremacy
We are p0wercss you IRE potent 10 FORBID the
Will you stand al0of and calmly subjected 10 hia
damn wrongg and that, too, when will imp ri the
republic and spread baicu disaster interest,"
Rene pledge OF unsaied and tender OF
frank and manly obedience TO the constitution, wes
appeal 10 you in The Of the alive people OF
store nnd perpeuatc constitutional governmsUt Your
eiectous encourage hopes aud challenge
gratitude May truth justice ana right, sterrIbe
army With banners gathering Strength In every
nic march 'coDqusrirg and to conquer. until us
friends rescung IRON tho grasp Of ceptram, shall
restore to us appropriate the tuti0n OF
tho United STATES, thai Georgia, together with hsr
sisters III OPPRESSION shali enjoy the prolecic
when ts honest enforcement would every Sals
in the Union
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successfui operason rare oppotuniiy Is row offered 70
to make either by trsv fing Scat
ing oiy country. Call and sor' yourselves
2Ve broadway, corner Fulton strseA
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The Metropolitan job PrtnsinG Ests b,ish-
MENI Nassau street. prepared 70 iurrsh Cads, CIR
culnrs Pa mpnss Law Posters very dear ptan
Of Printing at twenty-five yer isa. thna can 90
ebtained slsew bore In the city.
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Wipe, Toupees mud Ornamentai Ifnir.-Br=t
Vks, ID Bond street
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Tho Prospect of. Bronk-Up In tho Rcpuh-
lean Party.

From tn. Savannah Notwithstanding
Tho leading republican presses Of the Nor tn sre-
seriously apprehensve Of schsn 10 their party. They
mad Just begun from their isst by
the demonstrations made An quarters IN ayor OF
the nominal Of Chief Justice Chase foe Preal IDENTIFY
the radical wing OF the party, when lhor fears again
aroused b. the announcement taa tho extrrn sc the
spirits OF the party have crmined 20
Butler tor President. with Wade Tor Vice residont.
Radicalsm Is daily becoming unpopular, aud tho only
hope for the republican IN the OF th0
South and platform for the North whoa thsv
place General Grant ~ their Candidate Tor the prest
fancy
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The Celebrated Mississuoi- sprtns Water.
the only Known cura for eacsr and Brrbrs
spscids for scroiuis, SAN rheuu1 aud all cutaneoua
diseases t.t .ss sy the PRINCIPAL drussiss. aud sna
greater tban the suppy this noec Il Inserted caution
che pubic against imposition. None genuine uness The
name OF "Missisquol' 10 bio the glaas bottle and
tao eogss brsndsd 10 Wac manner -
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

case had appeared should be shipped over their road
but before this precauon had been taken several
loads Of Infected animals had reached this city, and had
been sold To the butcher gentleman who visited one
Of the principal catteyards Of this city yesterday in
forms us tbaf OF drove OF nearly 100 head that
shipped from Chicago this point nearly onehaf died
before coming here, and tho remainder were hastily
slaughtered and sold the butchers. Our Informant
himself saw number Of dead cattle lying In the yard
What afterward became Of them Is not known
The symntoms are thus described: The animal at first
becomes drowsy on stupid which is followed by constpa
uOu Of the ameutaTy urinary canals. by stfalhlng
and oyerexertion they 10 rupture themselves D
quenty swes mp and dies Nearly all OF these cattle are
literally covered with species OF insect resembling the
wOodck but much larger. being nearly half an inch In
length. and about quarter OF inch broad and or
gray color They bury themselves In the skin Of the am
NAL especially on the inside Of the fanks and at other
points where The hide is tbinnes They glut themselves
with blood, and then drop or unless they are well gripped
IN the skin. When they drop off, they leave the spot
swollen and infamed. In shipping by rail from Chicago
to this city, the cattle kept fortyeight hours without
water aud Of the drOvers think the crowdng to-
gether the pain which they suffer from the attacks
OF the ticks and the want Of water, cause tho disease
Others regard it form Of murrain which is rapidly
communicated from one To another .
The precautions adopted 10 prevent the importation or
diseased cattle with careful watching for tho
hrst symptoms of the appearance OF the disease among
the cattle the yards and along the roadway prevent
the malady from attaining any f0ohold here, but inc
most effective should be at once taken the
health and lives Of our people are 10 be preserved
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
CENTRAL PARK.
b. wArERHoUsE HAWKINS AND REHABLTATED
ANIMALS.

b. wATERHoUSE HAWKINS AND REHABILiTATED
ANIMALS.
The works of art that embelllsh Central
Park and not the least interesting feature IN
the attractions of that delightful public resort are about
to receive an important addition As will be seen by the
suloined correspondence Prof WaterhOuse Hawkins,
the d,inguished English naturalist has consented to
prepare for the adornment Of the Park eze figures OF
dueed according to the original types This work well
an interest III the ulHusOn OF scientific information
oprcR or THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, oy rH,
BANK OF cOsHsNcE BULOSo, No 81 NAssAU-sT, YoRK
DEAR Sm RECOGNIZING that has long attended your
restoration Of the forms Of extinct animals Europe the Commissioners
recoBung phenomena Of the sneeD epObs Of continent
would he Of equal scientific value and Of especial interest eduA
The admitted advantages Of exhibition Of rehab.d
Questioned and a. this improved bringing before
PsE tesou, to make at least commencement
in this direct they feel assured Of your cooperating interest aud
pleasure behalf PTGpo:e 70 you 20 under IN ,
American Coninet Should engagements be snc As 70 I. OF
scdiey mts ID the ame department. may promise you the
sympathy ard support the scientific of this conn and that % mg
aud collections Of fossil treasures public and private M euy
opened M such examinations desire TO make 10 the prosel
ANDREW II. GEEES, Controller Ofthe Park
No. / IRySG.PLicE CORNER EAsr PoURrEESrH.sr,}
EEwYoEK CRY, MAY 9, 1853. .
o,e Commissioners r the Central Psrk ofSswYo restoration
Of group ancient fossil animals 10 the grounds under their control
where a already econPsbed much for public pleasure and Inn
ptoyement
snen animal life which geology has
revealed within the last bali century is world vide and almost romAue
and with that
tGese
clothed 10 the forms which ventures 20 define
The rest0Taons which committed charge IN the Crya
Palace Park SydeBhtm the 6 efforts o the hind ever
attempted Acknowledged both commanding the
cordial approval scientific AMI also large OF public
appreciation hope that similar enterprise meet
With equal favor this side OF the Atlantic
regard educational value Of these rerans to which You
refer would that marked and most decisive
England ne tuaon several miles from London
Die through charge for admission
will greatly enhanced where the AM
grand would be freely open u all
which realt from that
popular intelligence for which this eouHt
emrnenilv distinguished
Kind thai expect the favor and sympathy Of the
scientific he Unite earring out this work. Is very
grtyng among scarcely expecting 70
labors such auslious crcunnces IN foreign
while the hosp table kindness and
devoted
the all greatly need Will
be generously accorded
Sincerely appng this aaterBg evidence ~ your conscience a
prepared the preliminary
the highest consideration. dear
sir ytur-, hithfIiV. B. NATERHOusE HAwKtss
10 Andres esq Controller Of the Central PARK NesYok