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THE CANAAN CHILD MURDER.
More about the Wretches who Murdered
the Little Child to get her Life Insurance.
TFrom the Albany ArguI

Among the many acts OF viIlainy which have
been dIscoveTed on the track Of Joseph Brown
(alias Barney } not the least interesting A. the
fact that when he left Hartford the woman
Josephine Fox refused to live any longer with
nm unless they were married. To this ar
rang, ment he consented, and they visited Nt.y
Haven for that purpose Brown ief. the woman
at the railway station whiie b. went out 10
make arran nCenents for tie nuptial cerpImun ia~
Returning IN the evening be informed her that
All was ready and that be had obtained fhe ser-
VICES Of a Methodist clergyman. He then lei
her to an oyster saloon. where the marriage Ger
emony was performed-and She supposed K
was all right. IL now appears that he Metho-
dist minister was '.pai- of Browns, who tied
white handkerchief about his neck and mus
helped him 10 deceive The Ucrran-who was
ignorant OF the miserable trick imposed upon
her until after their arrest for the murder
These facts are vouched for hy the Hartford
toprant, and Were repeated by the woman her
self 10 officer Kelly.
We have been put i'm possession Of additional
facts, throwing light upon M ant.cedsnts and
character of Brown, IN connection with TINS
case.
On the death of the child. Angeline S,ewart
Brown was asked 10 write OF telegraph % tia
mother at Dayton. He refused 20 do 50. sayln.
~ would do no good. In making arrangements
Tor the burial Of the child, Brown called on a
resident OF Canaan and inqui red for an UNDER
taker. He was told that the nearest undertaken
lived at Chatham; but his informant added that
ne had number of OLD collins. Children's size.
slowed away in a barn, one Of which would
probably answer. although he could not fur
nish trimmings. Brown said. ..nevrr mind TIA
trimmings" and therenpon placed the remains
IN coffin without any trimmings or any COW
erlng Tor the body. and sent IL by express 10 tue
place of burial. On its arrival at the depot
Brown took the body in wagon 10 the burial
ground and. after paying the sexton. drove of.
ieaNlng The coffin resting upon the snow, with
out walfing 10 see ii buried, and without The
semblance of q burial service.
THE EXANIN.TIoN.
a telegram from Hudson says AT the eve
animation of hr. and Mrs. Brown, the parti.s
charged with the horrible murder and arson At
canaan four ur-Cornsrs. nine witnesses were eK-
anined. Dr. Judson testifies that soon after
the fire was exunguished, he saw the BODY of
angie brown- Her left leg was whole. except
the Knee, which was badly burned. The nesh
ana SKIN on the foot was not darlened much.
sut had the appearance OF being scslded. The
Knee and lower Portion OF the right leg was en-
urely gone. The leg was broken. and the bone
protruded about three inches beyond the flesh.
ana had the appearar CO Of being broken by
something falling on il. J. was a plain frsc-
tnre, and not burned of Both parties were
iuily committed 10 await the action Of the
grand Jury
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST,

Especial Dispatch 10 the Star.l
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The following dispatch
has been received in this city:
MAzATLAN, Dec. IA, (via san Francisco, Jan
I)-iovernor Domingorub has been inaugli.
rated Constitutional Governor OF the State ot
Sinola, for four years. The Legislature re-.
fuslng to make an appointment, the peopie
assembled and forced Them To do 30.
Judge &. f. Golan. President of the Lower
California Legislature, l. 10 take his seat a.
Governor of the Peninsula in February
Judge Golan resided for 4 number of years in
san Francisco. and speaks English perfectly.
he is friend of Americans.
The flagship Pensacola sailed last evening
for San Francisco with S4oo,aU0 in specie.
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CHINA AND THE EU RoPRAN Powers
onlcial adSices TO the Hon. &. NJ. Clay, United
States Minister 10 Russia. dated Pekin Noyarn-
Der %. announce that the Emperor OF China has
determined 10 send a special embassy to tn.
treaty Powers. 1t Il presumed that the pur-
pose OF the elnbassy Is TO revise the treaties
tween the Great Powers and the Empirp OF
China, and 10 settle many complicated and del
lcaie questions which have risen under the said
treaties during several years past. An imperi-
the Imperial Government has selected a. its
special ambassador for that purpose, United
States Minister 10 Pekn, Anson Burlingsme.
ana the acceptance bs the latter of the appoint
ment Several foreign ministers. resident nea T
Pekin, with whom Mr.. Burlingane is very
popular, cordially approve of the selection. III.
leaves lmmedIately, aud proceeds to Europe by
way of san EranciSco
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TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX Oh
TURNER'S TIC DOULOgREUX Oh
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURkLCIA PILL.
A SAFE, CERTAIN, AND sPKRpY CURE FOR yEuR

4 SAFE, CERTAIN, AND sPERDY CURE FOR NEURAL.
GIA, AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
Ut fs an unfailing remedy in all cases Of Facia
Neuralgia, often effeoting perfect cure in Q sin.
day. No form Of Nervous Disease fails to yield
70 Its magic influence. Even the severest cases of
Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous Derange
nents OF many years standing affecting the entire
system, are completely and permanently cured BY
In few DAYS, . few weeks at the utmost. II
contains nothing injurious to the most delicate sys
tenn, and can always be used with perfect safety
IL is in constant use by the best physicians, who
give is their unanimous and unqualified approval
Sent by mail on receipt Of 81 and two postag
stamps. Sold everywhere.
TURNER CO., Sole Proprietors,
cc2l eo3n 12O fremont street, Boston, Mass,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02

MUR or A HoTEL. KEEPER.-At Rom
ney, Hampshire county. West Virginia GA
Christmas day, Adam Parish. ESQ proprieior
of ''The Armstrong House. attempted 70 puc
CHARLES Harmison. son of Jonathan Harmison
OF -'tha Virginia HoJel" out OF his house fsr
boist.rons aud improp,r conversation and
abuse of an unoffending party. He was very
DRINK, and I'm the scufiie which nnhappily oc-
CURED drew a knife and stabbed Parish fuel
below IN" breast bone, near the heart He di- 4
OF the wound ln less than half an hour Iha
murderer was arrested, a coroner's inquest was
held, and the unfOrtunate young man con. mi.-
led 10 await his Trial for murder by Mr.. Jus
tice Shelton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02

tAPTCRE or GIFT JEwELRY EsTaBLTsH-
sENT.-On Monday the police Of New York
made rad ON what was styled s-gift Jewell
~" store. The Express saws they arrested a
man nsln'd Valentine. together with an the
bogus iewelry. about fifty dollars in green
PACKS, and a quantity of envelopes prepared
Win cards specially arranged for cheating
Ne envelopes containing certain numbers ara
cut On Ihe edges so a. a. supply a clu. ID the
-'rope-ln" and has companion. When the num-
Der II drawn out the thumb Is placed on the tai
OF a six. and makes the number Ipa: then tba
'rope-ln" bets a certain amount that thai same
number II not lUn. but loo. The green one Jumps
Al tne hait and posts the money. He IL allowed
20 Jake the envelope himself. and 10 his grea-
dlsappointmen MT finds N 20 b. InS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02

SENTENCE oF DEATH.-On Tuesday sentan -
OF death was passed upon Edward Jones. CD
ored. convicted in tn, circuit court f,r ms
county. some time ago. the charge of viola
ting the person Of Miss Cline. The sentsn,,
was pronounced by Judge Nelson. chief ius-
uce, IN the presence of large concourse OF
Spectators. The condemned man prOtes Ted n :
innocence, and said the time would come when
hts accUSers would have TO meet him in an
oth"r tribunal He insisted that Miss Cline
was mistaken. and the perpetrator of the A vyful
deed, for which he hss been sentenced 10 death
is still Al large. The most OF his remarks We,
addr'sseo 10 the eolored people who were pre-
ent.-kr,d,rick No Examtnsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02

MANUfACToRIEs SToPPED AND WoRKMRS
DiscHARGD.-A New York letter. dated on
Monday. says: The extensive carpet manuf;ic-
tory of Messrs. Higgings IL Co, Forty -thi ird
street employing about 1.iO0 hands, was the
scene Of considerable excitement thIs morning
IN conseq uence of n large number of the en-
pioyees outing work because their wages were
naticn III trade. The operatives say that
wages are so low that they can hardly keep
their families from starving. The movement
IL Is said. viii include all hands. though "a vet
not more than about one-h half refuse 10 work
Most OF the large steel and iron works in West
chester county. n. Y, are discharging their
hands. a the Mott Haven Iron Works usual
iy employing ls5 men, only 25 are now AT work
AT Joness Foundry, Mott Haven, Saturday
5U men were diS Scharopd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02
FROM MEXICO.
The Rebellion in Yucatan Becoming Nor,
Seriaus

HAVANA, Jan. 1.-Adyices received from
Vera Cruz 10 the 9th of December state thar
Congress was occupied with the CON sideration
OF the proposed constitutional reforms
The rebellion in Iucatan was becoming mor,
serious. Merida had been captured by party
from Havana, and descent was meditated ON
Sisal.
General Alatorre bad been ordered TO Yuca-
tan with three thousand men TO queil the rebel
lion.
Ii is reported that order had been issued
banishing from The country all persons who
had been convicted of siding with the Imperial
isis during the war.
The ship War Cloud, before reported has
proved a Total loss.
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PROPOSED RFPF

PEOPosED REPEAL or RESOLUTIONS RATrry-
INC THE CoNsTITUTIoNAL ANENDNFNT-It Il
has transpired that a movement is being mad,
winch VIII have an important effect on the
work OF reconstruction. A number of LEADING
spirits an the Conservative party are endeavor-
ing TO prevail upon the Legislatures os those
States which have passed resolutions ratifyinc
the Unconstitutional Amendment known a. article
fourteenth, and which Legislatures have on
tanned ar anti-repubiican ma iority by the late
elections. 10 repeal the resolutions of ratifca-
non. This. IL Is believed they have clearly the
right 10 do, as the proposed amendment not
having heen ratified by the requisite number Of
Siates-thfee iourths-is not vet a portion Of
the Constitution. Ii rs claimed that n New
jersey. Ohio, and California should repeal to-,
ranneation resolutions, the effect would surply
be 10 prevent the proposed amendment from
ever brcoming engrafted upon the Constitution
OF the United States.-Neu Tork HsnaL}
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AGRICULTUIeAI Co.oPrH ,TInyWExc

AGRICULTUItAL CO-oPERATToy IN FNGLANp
1he proprieiy Of introducing the principle of
cooperation into agricultural business affairs.
mas been discussed at "A meeting OF igricultur.
lists In London. The meeting was convened by
an organization whose main object is the estah-
llshment and spread of agricultural co-oper;i-
ton. Mr.. I. Hughes. NJ. r.. who displays 20
much practical interest in the cooperative
movement, presidd, and pointed out how adj
Nantigeuus IL would be TO the community al
large II they adopted The principle Of co-opera-
non III all their business 10 which IL was appl-
caoie Alter some debate. the principle was
approved of. and arrangements were made 10
circulate Information Oh the subject throughout
the country. .a#
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02
FROM MAINE.
ltiau of Gayaruor Gbau.ha.l.

AUGUSTA, Nh. Jan. 2.-Gov. Chamberlain
was inauguTated at noon to-day. His address
represents the financial condition of the Sfat,,
as highly gratifying. He recommends the
adoption OF the measures proposed by th. Leg
islatiNe committee on the assumption of the
war debt, which is reimbursement of Slao Tn
each man furnished for three years. He urges
the CREATION Of q small militia force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUSCE that the
Ladies of the Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patter-
son and Mrs. Stover, will be at home on Mon
day evenings, commencing on Monday next.
and continuing until further notice. The eve
ming has been fixed in lieu of the afternoon re-
ceptIons they were last season.
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EXECUTION TO.D.Y.1- IN

NEwARE, N. y, Jan. 2-Thomas WeIch wa
hung to-day for the murder of Patrick Tormey
on the 4ih of July last. The attendance was
small -.
Patrick kane and brother-i law. named
McMovins, were stabbed at Montelsir. New
Jersey. ON New Years evening, by thrtsa
desperadoes, named Taylor, and two brothers
Mulhaney. All of the latter have been arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Fire-FataI Shootip

Especial Dispatch 10 the Star r
PHILADELrHIA. Jan. 2.-The brewery of Mi
ehaei Krick- together with four houses Al 9th
ana Clearfield streets, We're DESTROYED by fir.
late on Tuesday night. Loss $1,000
Geo. w. Runnel. a resident of the First Ward
was shot and INSTANTLY KILLED yesterday morn
morning, by George w. Mayberry. Nayberrs
has delivered himself TO the police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02

LEWIS Johnson i c.. quote stocks and bonds
in home and for-iga markets ~ foIloSss.
NV loRK, Jan. g-Ftrst Board-IT. = a.
leel. coupon M 5.3.'-. lr6a. coupons, t0- !.
lct@. eN-c1upVn. lts5A: i~tH coupons. tuS :. I~fL
coupon, new. los 3; 5.su's. l-Gs, coupon. ft4s.
lu4u's, coupons. tUl =, 7.ls- second. itl4 Z q -
third to4 :: Canton. 29f, Cumberland. q !,
SuieksilNer ~; Mariposa. :; DO. preferr'd, T. =
New York Central M d: Pacific Mail. az.
huanuc Mat lls; Ere, az; do prefd. 7gA
Hudson, l3i \; Reading. 9l Michigan Contra
none; Michigan Southern. >4l: Illinois Central.
las; Cleveland and Pittsburg. - I. Northwe, :
.rn, ~ do. preferred. - =; Rock Island. - =
Fort Wayne. %; Ohio and Mississippi C.r..f.-
eai.s, 29's; W. u. Telegraph 37 4, Boston " b.
ter Power, -; Cleveland and Toledo, % 4; Ciol q.
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4 ~ Seven more men ara missing i'm Chics po
Eleven citizens have thus far mysterio ly iii
appeared within the past three weeks. Mic,
place, Chicago.
-. "a steam sawmiil In Bristol, Ind, is man.
aged by q man and his two dauehters ON.
OF the girls is fireman and engineer. ana fh,.
Z other helps her father lift the boards and roIl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02

AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC. Tor lSt.S has
been recs.Ned by u. ID. Gilman for delivery
grains, 10 all who call for ir. This number con-
islns proofs 70 show that some OF the stars have
supposed such proof possible, but the D5ctor
gives n an shape which seems indisputable
HIS wltiicisIns have long made his book a.
cepiatiei his medical advice makes IL indispeE-
SABLE 10 families, and now ha adds the faust
starlllng problems oI abstract science u its ~
ira cticns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02

MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA STATE LINE
Inc COMMISSIONERS appointed by the Legisls-
ture OF the two States have failed TO settle the
long pending boundary question. The Snow
HUI Shield says: The Virginia commissioners
claim the line 10 run from James Island light
10 Smiths Point, while the Maryland commits
sloners insist that the waters OF the Chesapeake
should be divided between the two States hy
the shortest and most direct line from the
southwestern point of Somerset county. near
Cedar Straights TO Smiths Point. The margin
OF say three miles aud five-eighths ON the
Eastern Shore side, verging TO the same point
AT the Potomac. could not b. rrcOnciled. just
here perhaps the most valuable waters i'm the
oyster interests of the hay are 10 be found. and
both States are, and perhaps for an indefinite
length OF time have enjoyed, the benefit. each
dIspuiing lie others right. Thus failing to
come 10 an agreement As TO q line across the
chesapeake, the commissioners Will reporl TO
their respective Legislatures and await their
action ia the premises. In the msaDaHa W.,
suppose the inhabitants of both States IA, al said
waters will continue their accustorn use and
benefit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02
FROM OHIO.
The Congressional Vacancy in the Ejc
District-A Libel CASE

Especial Despatch to the Star.l
CINCISNATTI Jan. A Union Convention
to place in nomination a candidate for Con-
gresham in the Eighth District. will meet at
Delaware, on the lfth.
Morris Graiz has obtained a verdict of - in
the Superior Court. against the publishers ofthc
tincInnatfi Comm, rciGt for an alleged hbrIous
publication made in Nav last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02

~ "A Quebec dispatch says thai the effort Of
the B0ard OF Trade 10 make terms between tue
snipoulioets ara workmen has failed. the ship
builders refusing % employ any unioa mn.
and the men sticking t. the 6nion. II is thought
tbat the shipyards will ~ closed altogetner aad
much distress is anticipated among the famihss
Of the Morkincmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02

TIE MEMPHIS CoLoRED CONFERENCE
Bishop Paine presided al the organization of the
Memphis Colored Conference al jackson. Tenn,
and more than one hundred and fifty preach
ers ana as many layTnen paTfci ipaied in ths ex-
erclses. Sixty dcacOns and eight elders. all
eoiored, were ordained. Tue majority of the
candidates could read and write, and during tlie
ordination service answered the usual ques-
uons from the Discipline IN their hands. follow
ing the Bishop throughout in the carem onies. A
report was adopted reciting that while in the
present exlgency IL seemed necessary 70 admit
aud ordain some who Were unable 10 read Vet
hereafter sNo one shall be- ordained who can
not read the Holy Scripture and the Disci-
pine Another report was adopted strongly
iaYorlng the mental as we'll as moral elevation
OF the children and youth. Fourteen districts
Were organized, and pres idiLg elders Were ap-
pointed. The Rev. Thomas Taylor was ap-
pointed General Superintendent with authori-
" 10 organize new districts and conferences
Two preachers Were present from Columbus.
Mississippi, bat were sent home 10 labor un-
m the Superintendent can visit and organize
them into Conference. No white men
were allowed "a be members of the Conference
The presiding elders, all white except one are
members of other Conferences. and ara placed
by special arrangement over the several dis
u1cts. IN act as supervisory guides in the adj
minIstraiion of discipline. Even the Superin-
Iendenl Is not member of the Conference
he principle OF non- association between whit.
ana coiored preachers in Conference relations
was observed. This Con ference IL the first
ever or Eanlzed among the colored people by
The Methodist Church South. and must bp con.
sluered as marking an epoch ia her history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02

The MAsoNs of Philadelphia have pur-
chased lot at the corner of Broad and Fiibert
streets. OH which they intend TO erect Il new
masonic Hall. The contract for the building
mas already been awarded, and the contractor
guarantees 10 lay the cornerstone next ST.
Johns Day, and finish the ediiice five wears
hence, at cost OF three fOurths of million OF
doilars. The new hall Will be of granite, and
ln the Norman style The four sides of the
building will be of granite. the only difference
III the design being in the front on Broad street.
which. IL is intended, will present one of the
most magnificent features of that thoroughfare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEw YoRK. Jan. 2.-Flour ~ cents better
Wheat cents better. Corn LAP cents bstter
Cats aae a shade 1rner. Pork steady; Mcss
S21.0G4. Lard dull al II YaIea. Cotton quiet.
at l5a ale cents for Aiddiing Uplauds. Freights
pnll Spirits Turpentine quiet. Rosin un.
changed hi faG : 20 lfWs I
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVEN.
sE-r- TiON.
Especial disp:

[Special dispatch to the Star.l
! CHICAGO, Jan. IA committee of forty lead
ing citizens of Chicago has been appointed To
make ARRANGEMENTS for holding the National
Republican Convention, -
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

Last Night but two of
MR. JOHN X. OWENS
the Eminent Comedian and Humorist
THURSDAY, January 4
Boucicaults Emotional Play of
DOTi
Caleb PIuDmer, fthe L 1oy Maker. Mr.. J. E. Owens
After which the Original and Abo riginal Extrav-
aganza, translated from the mother tongue of the
Ojib- y ways by Mr.. Owens, entitled the
LIVE INDIAN
Mr.. Owens in Three Characters
After months of prepsi alton, will soon he pro.
duced III John Brougham's New Local and Spec
tacular Play, in Five Acts of the
LOTTERY OF LIFEl
OF the deepest interest and original effects.
RENEFIT. : MORGAN'S MIANTONOMAH
will positively play at Odd Fellows Hall Navy
Yard SATURDAY EVENING, January 9Th, 1855
Admission 25 Cents.
IT. HARRY MORGAN, Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-02

The REGISTER AND THE SCHOOL TEACHERS
We learn that measures have been Instituted oy
the teachers Of the Public Schools (or will be at
once) 70 obtain mandamus from the courts
compelling the Register 10 countersign the
check paying them their salaries. From pres.
ent appearances this is the only mode by which
the difficulty can be settled
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAAE u. r. THORNTON, the great English
Astrolog1st, CiarvOy ant and Psy chome an who
mas astonishea the scientific classes Of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N Y .
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
OF second sight az TO enable her to impart knowl.
edge of the greatest importance to thelsingle or
married OF either sex. While in a state OF trance
are to marry, and by the aid Of an instrument of
intense power known a. the Psychomotr ope, guar
Antees to produce life like picture OF the future
husband or wife Of the applicant, to gether with
date OF marriage; position in life, leading traits Of
testimonials can assert. She will send, when de.
sired, certified certificate, or written guarantee
that the picture Is what it purports to be. BY in
closing small lock Of hair, and stating place of
birth, age, disposition and complexion, and in
closing nifty cents and stamped envelope addressed
to yourself you will receive the picture and desiI e
infornaiion by return mail. All commune atoms
MADAME Z. +. THORNTON, p. o. Box 223,
Hudson. n. \. ap S. DE- Weoly
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~ The number Of men employed in the Kit
terry Me.) Navy Yard at present is about r,5po
and the prospect is now Of a decrease OF some of
the gangs. --t'- = -
bishop W illiams, Of Boston. confirmed
s93 persons in one day recently. and in Ne,x-
York city Archbishop McClnsky confirmea
l,5oo children at 81. Stephens Church. = :
~ Boston is to have skating park AZ last
$500 feet in extent. 1t will be open % the
public every Saturday. = -
John @. Breckinridge is reported TO ne in
Paris In very reduced circumstance
n1-ltis stated that movement has baen s.t
on foot in New York TO raise, equip. and se,,d
TO Italy areeimeaf Of he Papal zoaaye Cor,,-.