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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03
JUVENILE COLUMN.
now A TYRANr LOST ONE SLAVE.

l. 81
"Ma, do give me dollar, please. can't go
home without it,"
because / promised to pay Tom White
what owe him, and Hiram Blake, too"
Chow much do you owe, my ~
"Half dollar to Ben, and eighteen pence
to Tom, and--O--a good deal more"
"W61T have you to pay with I"
-"Just sixpence, and that Is all.
Aunt Abby sat in her easy chair, and her
knitting needles clicked very fast, during this
little talk between her niece and Oliver.
Oliver had been lying on the hoor, twisting
chair with his foet but he started when Aunt
Abby said: 81 Ten pears old, and a bdRk7#ptp
TO be sure, he didn't know what bankrupt
meant; but lac went out, hooking as If he felt
small enough to go out through the key hole
Then Aunt Abby and her niece had a tai X
The result was, that instead of divers going
home to Boston with his mother, he vas TO
spend two moro weeks in the couptfy; and
| Aunt Abby made this promise .. I will teach
Oliver to keep out of debt"
The great horn had soupded at noon, and
Oliver had eaten dinner With the hay makers,
when Aunt Abby calleH him into the sitting
room with her, and Told him to sit down at the
old-fashioned writing desk Before him was Q
clean sheet of paper, an inll7stand, and quiz
"Now, ny boy" said she, 81 want you to
write down what you owe--don't leave OBJ
one>ccnt."
/ /1de was Just learning to write, and he sal
>}aw1fle, dreading it, and trying to think. JUS
rs he had finished and had added it all up
Aunt Abby came back and looked ut thu
following account:
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SEWING MACHINES.
d n cas- l
R1O nur WILSON qpOO
LoCK-STTTCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

The stitch Ia alike both sides OF the ibEic sewed,
and will mot rip or rtvel.
For simplicity, Durability and beauty it stands With
Twenty Dollars cheaper than any Other arstcass
Machine.
Agents wanted throughout the South.
Address, L. W. ENGLE, Agent,
Glass Box 4Q7,
Or cali salesroOa, Baronne street, New Orleans.
je27 Gina
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

Pictures and Looking Glasses Framed, Upholstering
Repairing and Vanishing doho IN the best mnnnSr a
low rates. Also Furniture plpsed with care and dis
match. aeIa GIN
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cINGER's CELEBRATED NEW FAMILY SEW.
y ING MACHINE,
Is the Sewing Machine offered to tide public.
It Hens and Fclls Braids, Cords, Tucks and Marks
and Embroiders with such elegance and case that the
finest needework would look moan comparison 1t Ia
the only Machine Invented that cmbroiders with
the LoclsStch and account Of it's adjustable foot
has greater range work than any other 1t IL used
almost exclusively by all the Lady Mners and in all the
this city, and 1t has the greatest
of ans Machine in the world warrant every Machine
se To give satisfaction fair trial 10 return
the money If 1t does not do So JOHN McNULrY, y
7Camp street. New Orleans,
Wholesale and Retail Agency Louisiana Texas, Mis-
| sissippi and Alabama aud agent for George Clark
| Celebrated NEW THREAD.
Sewing Machine Twist and Flax Thread Of the best
quality for Dress Mskers TailOrs and Saddlers, con-
stantly on hand. 1871 I'm
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

80, Camp s.reet second door from oalope N Orleans.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07

The Peruvian cn:=-:il at New ye-.k. he's "a
ceived advices of the safe arrival of the mon
itors MANAGE and Copac at St. THOMAS. The
monitors were in good condition. 1t is sta
ted that an unusual number Of Americans
will visit Europe this season. Berths on the
foreign steamers are engaged for many weeks
before the time of sailing, and the passen-
ger lists arc 50 fan that great difficulty ia ex-
perienced in securing tickets. The Wrights-
vile Star says that considerable number of
shad have been caught this season below the
dam, and any quantity Of smaller fish. 1t is
stated that the coal miners at Scranton, Pa /,
have voted to join movement for a general
strike in the anthracite region. The depot
of the Germantown and Morristown Rail:
road was destroyed by fire last week. About
thirty loaded freight ears were consumed
with the building. The Virginia State Con-
servative Convention met at Richmond on
the Goth. The designations of the nominees
of 1857 were accepted, and report was adop-
ted urging the Conservative voters to unite
for the defeat of the obnoxious provisions of
the New Constitution, but making no recon-:
mendatiop as to candidates Commissioner
Delano has issued an order, in regard to affix-
ing and cancelling internal revenue stamps,
which requires that the entire surface of each
stamp shall be exposed to view, and that each
stamp shall be cancelled with initials and
date, no matter how many stamps are used
The tobacco and spirit Stamps are excepted,
and will be cancelled as heretofore prescribed
The General Assembly of Pennsylvania, at
its last session, passed law imposing TWEEN
ty-five dollars fine on any person killing any
insectiverous birds, one half Of the fine to the
informcr.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07
The .Marytaa,d Central Rail.
road.

In accordance with notice previously given,
meeting OF those interested in the construc-
ton of the Maryland Central Railroad was
held at the Court House, in Bel Air, On Sat-
Hrday, May 1st.
The meeting was called to order by Thos.
Symington, ESQ.,, and Herman Stump, Jr.,
called to the chair, and Geo. L. Van Bibber
appointed Secretary.
Mr.. Symington stated the object of the
meeting to be for the appointment of o COM
miMees to solicit releases ofthe right of way
along the proposed route.
On motion, a committee of three, consist
ing of Thomas Symington, p. w. Silver and
Caleb j. Moore, was appointed, to nominate
ed, who reported the following gentlemen,
and their report was accepted.
From the Sasqaeldnna Rioer to Glenosle-
Edward NJ. Allen and James F. Reasin.
From Chenille to Prtestord- George p.
Cook and Benjamin Silver.
From PrfesJord to Bel Air-Godfrey Wat
tiers, John Moores and Dr. James M. Ma
graw.
From Bel dir TO the Baltimore county line
Cheyney Hoskins, james Watson and Isaac
Twining.
On motion Of Mr.. Street, the committee
above appointed were authorized to obtain
subscriptions, as well as releases of the right
of way, from persons living on the proposed
route of the railroad.
On sae%on, subscription papers were au-
therized to be distributed among all those
who might be willing to solicit subscriptions
in their respective neighborhoods.
On motion, q committee of. three was APP
pointed, TO coufer with the Phila., Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad, to ascertain
what propositions they were willing to make
in regard to the proposed road. Committee
IS. Archer, III. w. Archepand John Jewett.
The several committees were instructed
to report at the next meeting, to be held in
Bel Air, on Saturday, May 10Th.
On motion, the meeting adjourned,
HERMAN STUMP, Jr,
.v President
Gpn L. VAN Rranru sec,aI
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post norton examination cnnld he entirely
satisfactory in such case, and he did not
make one because the jury did not deem it
necessary, One ball penetrated about the
centre of the breast bone, two inches above
the stomach, about opposite the fifth and
sixth ribs; the ball entered obliequely to
the left; and probably passed through the
left lung. The other ball struck the thigh
in the vicinity of the femoral artery, and in
all probability struck another artery nearly
as large, Death might have been produced
In the course of the cross examination of
Or. Jarrett the Attorney General raised q
Question as to the propriety of the defence
carrying their inquiry into probabilities
only admissible in the examination of q
witness for the prisoner. The defence held
that the inquiries were merely to carry out
the connection ofthe surgical evidence as to
the probable cause of death, as, for instance,
the deceased may have fired off the pistol in
his own pocket and inflicted upon himself
Che fatal wound
After some discussion of this point and
further examination of DR.. Jafrett, ypoA
the same, the court took a recess '' ~
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF HARTFORD
CouNTy.--The Directors of the above asso-
citation are requested 70 meet in Bel Air, on
Saturday, the 18th inst, for the purpose of
reporting the amount of stock subscribed,
and also for the election of officers All per-
sons who have subscribed to the stock, or
who may desire to do SO, are requested to
attend. Il is expected that The LOCATION for
holding the exhibition of the society will be
selected at this meeting.
r. McHenry, J. G. Walsh, r. L. Morgan,
B. Silver, John Moores, H. Stump Jr. E. S,
Rogers, j. r.. stree.tJ ). -. PRICE, g. NJ. White
ford, W. W. Hopkins and DR.. Jno. Evans are
the Directors named in the certificate of in
corporation, to serve for the present year.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07

pEsTRpcTIoN OF PRpPERgY-The Cecil
papers contain detailed accounts of q great
destruction Of property near Bohemia Mills,
in Cecil county, by Whirlwind, on the 10th
of April. The disaster occurred at night, be-
tween ten and eleven o'clock The family of
Mr.. l.. F. Roberts were aroused by the vio-
lencc ofthe storm and the falling of build
ings. A large frame barn and nearly all the
other outbuildings were blown down, horses,
cattle, sheep and many agricultural imple-
ments were buried under the ruins. A large
willow tree and many fruit trees were
torn up by the roots, and fences blown in
every direction. What is singular, is the
fact that the storm appears to have been
confined to Mr.. Roberts farm, as but little
damage was done anywhere else. His dwell
ing and granary only escaped the fury of the
storm; the rest of the buildings, after the
storm abated, were but heaps of ruins.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07

The FIsHERIEs.-The fisheries on the Sus-
quehanna and head of the Chesapeake have
been doing fine business this season, until
within the, few last days. The cold spell
which set in last Saturday has had the effect
of backening the fish, and for several days
most of the shores haye been doing but little,
The season is not nearly over yet, and a few
days of fine weather will start the business
briskly again.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07
TG STIMONIALS.

JAcnr enEkTs-Sir Twas suffering for time with
DYSPEPSIA, AID also weakness and Of the stomach
and after trying some Of your BirrERs 1t caused
throw on all the fCul matter and igoated my syk-
tenn. II has effected, think, Permanent cure.
You ut liberty to this certificate II yvus think
proper.
ANN MAILMAN, 45.0 Ma ST.. Germsntowu Pa
80 Read SHEETz'S u hiding adreriiseat,t IN az.
che cnvwn.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07
GEO. Fl. BIER.
Major Gen. and Adi't Gem,
BLOOD! BLQUD! BLOOD!

This IL the important Of the yaarSpring time
when nature absolutely requires reliable assistant In
driving out The Morbfc matter collected in the blood
and unless removed II certain produce bilious dis.
ORDERS derange the SYSTEM and lay foundation for dan
gerous and fatal diseases MIsHLER'S HERB BIT
TIERS is acknowledged by every one to be the great
blood parher OF the present dy 1t lie scientifically
prepared compound u alternatives toncs diuretics aud
diaphoretcs, and is highly recommended the most
effective ipygoratlng srenovating and cleansing blood
remedy In the world For all diseases arising from I'm,
purlties the blood Il is ecacious speedy and agreea-
BILE thousands testify who have given II fair trial.
Over one and half million bottles sold in 1868.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07

1t Is said that Calisaye Bark has peculiar effect upon
the liver aud guards the system against diseases by
posture and irregular diet 1t 10 conceded that the
success Of the wonderful PLANTATION DITrERs, which,
pre-, ious our late 9siapy difficulties, found In
most a1therp homes owing to the extract OF Calls
y ~ which u contained as of the principal In
ssy, s..s III confirmation of this have heard one
x our distinguished Physicians remark that whenever
he felt unweil from ordinary dietetic atmospheric
causes. he invariably relieved himself by PLANTATION
BIrTERs. We speak advissdy when We say that VIC
know to be the best and most popular medicine In the
world.
MAGNOLIA wATER.-Snpe.ior to the best Imported
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07

LAND SALES R. Gilbert, auctioneer, sold
last week, for J. M. STREET., attorney for the
owner, parcel Of land, containing 80 acres
situated on the road leading from La Grange
Iron Works to Jarrettsville, belonging to
Csrbin G. Street,, to Albert Street, for $4,000.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07

The TIDE WATER CANAL.-For the week
ending the Sd of May, there were 1O1 arrivals
by the Tide Water Canal at Havre de Grace,
viz: SO boats, with coal, lumber and hay, for
Baltimore; 55 with grain, lumber, lime and
wood, for Philadelphia, and 10 boats for
Havre de Grace, with coal, lumber, &c.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07

tY Rev. Edward Anderson, of Michigan
City, makes his pastoral calls among his par.
ishioners upon velocipede.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07
BEL AIR, MD.

As-The lEgis" has extended circulation among
the intelligent farmers and business OF Hartford than
any other paper in the county. No "Lock Hospital"
other obscene Lottery etisements win tappear
In ou- columns at any price. large number Of our
Subscribers pay for their paper In advance, and
quently just the class advertisers desire reach
The attention OF respectable and legitimate advertisers
10 directsd 10 the above facts
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07
To Correspondents.

All communications for publication pirst be accom-
pant with the real namo OF the author attention
will lie paid to them The real Of the author will
not he published unless desired but cannot consent
to insert communications unless know the writer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07

~ At the municipal elections in New Al
bany and Jeffersonville, Indiana on Tuesday
tho entire democratic tickets were elected.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07

eB- After the selection Of q panel in the
case of the State vs.. Miss Cairpes, on Wednes-
day, the balance of the Jury were finally dis
charged.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-07
STATE OF MARYLAND,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Baltimore, MAY 1, 1869

= . I"ItIIIfOINi IIuJ II lOUU'
General Order No. s.
The FIRST LAW PARADE oftIe MARY
LAND NATIONAL GUARD is hereby ordered
to take place ON MONDAY, 18th instant.
By command of the Governor and Com
mander-in Chief
GEO. Fl. BIER,
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GEO. L. VAN BIBBER, secy.
, 1869-05-01

O. Gaheffa, the consuuruAse villain, Of which NJ,
Goe1 rendered Ia manner especially ast!stic aad
ae3 1ns me- @se a costumes j. os peees
snd tasteful and the adequacJ Of III comnsnY.
male dad female, WAS noticeable throuohout. init
~ irooh, !. rs a. the matinee, Miss Weateln appears
sumnon 81 aas1 IN :, her ost pepqs y.
Will X given asain
nes,e1 II e5e a5a 4sSs s, q 70 BE-
WIS nneh Larger man th1s which wlneeaed IL
a regards the reAt, graceful witty diAiogue Of the
play Itself, and !ta striking sux,oEu and inn1tents,
and tts superb setting q secnerF, propcrt1es
the same s4ue elegant md tasteful dsessos Of he
ladies Of the cast together with the relreshnQiT
natural acting of ail eoneerned-tn theae rrspecE.
VIC cay, Murc perfect, pronounced success thn.l
..Surf" has never been brought out In Chlcago,
Manager Aiken may safely puk that 10 hls pine anf
ie i q @ -
tx weeks. AZ any rate It remains oa tie b!lla for
tl!9 Afternoons matinee and thlA evening"
WOODS MCsErX
Manager blaisdcl, luckily e1tricatIng himself
fTusa the awkward co,ls7etemps In which. thrcurn
no s.nls q h!s own. be found h!m.elf as the s.
E,hhitE 81 the week. haa struck smooth aaillnr
day AnSy'IHith p!llon rs The leading attraction II
tie rast two nights. and VII. oi course, rush Il,
"a svsn!as: Se1t ~ssk comes Tue ss1o9ae tsToe'3e
Gcimon. the new lcadlnx lady, Of whom latierirT
accounts have come from the East, MAKE ber
nrsl aprS.rance, and In which the Museum com
buy Allen, Min hls lnimtahle soaxs md dance
which made such hit In "Cucle TomE Cabin" "
TIE NAT1SEK-
given this afternoon, ii FarWeu UaI, With nc fol
LOWING programme:
, 1869-05-01
PFnRHiM.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE or HckANIrAnIAN5.
BERLIN. April so.-The International Conference
70 promote the care Of xpundcd In Tins Of war,
which has been In session In this city several days
has adopted N Htdrcaa TO the people Of the United
States In this document the members OF the con-
ference express regret that no representative
from tho United States hAA been
present during tho proceedings; bnt
they arc convinced that thst great and
noble nation, one Of the iorena0at Of the world,
which rendered such great service in the work OF
humanity, sy11sathtzez deeply with this movement
The address IL signed BY forty delegates, among
them the Turkish Ambassador to Prussia. The
conference bas ordered c1piea OF the reports Of
Its slttlugs to be rent 10 America With the address
, 1869-05-01
A REMARKABLE SUICIDE.
$clf-Dcstructton OF an Aged Pllflok-
opheF Who Preferred Pol
SON to PcddlIng.


n,rnr, a. Johann GotlIcs The rnco5orc Fses ytnerd VI
h1mse1r. with the MD of poison. INTO a het,er
world, yesterday. Iy Instinct he Was IN IDEAL
rhnosepher. but the sternness OF reality made him
tween the tuo, he serered the tie Us before IT.
marked and left for the I8ud where the weaI5 nsc
at rn
a. ~ rs oo ,,.r o,.a al, a,ooe 7, ia a,, ,b,, hc
has q son living somewhere IN this city, and wife
and several daughters tn some other portion OF
the word, but no hand oi 1aena OF lin vas pres.
ent 10 close his eyes
me deceased possessed liberal If not classical.
education. Eut Ike most foreigners, especially
those that CONC oycr when adyauccd In years he
possessed little knowledge that could be applied
70 the practical everyday life Of fast Anertca.
Hence .ad's1 an with tue ability o preacher had t"
su hn had hco,, ,,,,1 4, .n,,o -, ro,,,s
in The house Of Slcho7as Kilbc!tef. On nnfnslae
street Ills Wnfe Eere odd, and the good people
Whan ut dcmsn1ed Fs;e se ia msde nisn ~ caa,e and
he ra.1r nt cyrrsthfnr a},nyc snd hc,nr fhc earfh
Hut he VA SiiaI esaetlin9 of lumo.t IL ~ the
t@oosinE @ rsnsss, found near r. MS nody w tssstfy.
nrttf1j 80 th,1N - =. ts1 t ~ w. ft, =.
tt ',t H ts - ,'t, -, nv ~ Lug
sEven MI IWv srIcWea T. ss..ra bsvc t,n,ca
= E1iIe, !inx, uLs. Linz
eu:ta.n i s.iins: farsTen No world ukc this
HwRny IT,. snsx o. r1e I'll, ,a ie,gtx a'e eoeooins"
a,rcs viii detn for :r.rel "a ~ Ill NV nd ircrds
and ac.u1tut1ncre o the htlc e1s this nj NJ
aye.t TT better Hosid, An .. tempssd t. sEy the
tripnyrn. TICKET ertts hut Little. But fFe cents; !;
nnd @ 9ns T. ~ viii NJ Lit eoasetnees ei fswss
Evidently desiring to save the Coroners jury the
tro1.Ac OF wording verdict be wrote the follow.
ing tines in English:
, 1869-05-01
the CITY BRIEF.

THREE ALARMS OF FIRE we're sounded last night
Tie nrst Rt ! O'Clock. from Box No. s., was
caused BY a fire which did slIgnt damsge to two
story barn, located In the rear Of No. 1e RAY
street 1t IS owned by Peter SchalL Damage
slight The second sounded at midnight, from
l:cs No :, and was caused by an tnclplent con-
haFratton In the third door OF No 173 Lake street,
occupied a. eolar mandatory; The lower
nre Originated In an ash box, and lid hut Little
damage: =. The loss nom fiEe aad water viii not
tefore O'Clock this morning from l.ox No. s4s,
Indicating locality IN the vicinity Of the nterKec
ton 81 Lumber and TWenty.second streets. Wcst
report could be received At sight the drr np-
pearcd to be Of little consequence.
A MEETING Of the Joint committces OF the
and g9aa o. IT. on On tae
tctt1y afternoon Rt the of1ce Of the Sccrr-
tary of the Hoard Of Trade. Present: J. J. ke15-
Eey, Chairman; Chas. Randolph. secsesasy, and
McsSrA Preston, Johnston and Vest Twenty
one designs were presented the committee, nnd
after carefully examining all, the contract was
Roaeh. Of 4 he Chicago Ma1ble sna GRANITE Il Mann M
featuring Company. The monument will be OF
trani,e thlr1y eight feet high, With statue Of
] marble, M md ' vii cost sla,Sa. TIC company ex.
next
An ADJOURNED meeting Of the Illinois State
rcAdcnce Of III. Airport, No. a2 Washington street,
for the purpose Of completing their Organization
under the new charter. III Anpor occupied the
chalt. and Dr, Monroe acted as Secretary. After
the reading land adoption OF the minutes OF the
previous meeting. the report Of the Committee on
Bylaws IVES read hy ]. IInnkJ, Esq. The oy-laws
xtre read aetidtfnr, and. after come discussion.
adopted With few sHytal amendments The meet
Ing then adjourned, 10 re-couyene on Friday eyen-
lnE next, at the same place
A foCsG MAN, named James 1fall, and young
woman who bears the respected name OF O1lse
Logan, tnot the fair n1thdress Of tSutf J, were
lodged IN the AImoEy last evening. The COM
plalnant !s one Charlotte Hubbard, and ehc al
ieGcs that the Iwaiu not being man and vile, al
tcCt connubtal appearances too well for the good
mcsnis Of the community. They were arresttd
from boardng-ho located 1T No. III East
Atams street. Their sta.us will be determined II
the Police Court this morning.
TIE DEIyER Of ginger beer wagon, named ].
P. Aahcr. while driving rapidly along ahas,. ave.
nuc, Yesterday, when ID thc vicinity OF Peck court
Was thrown Violently 10 the ground, and sustained
severe injuries about.the chin and eyes. lie WAS
removed TO his boarding house, No. d19 State
street, where D7. D. " Tucker dressed his
woRnds
CoRoSEN CLHlyEs yesterday held tnquests over
the remains Of John McDnnouEh, who committed
suicide Al the Washington House on ThursdAy
night, anu the little Rtr1, Honorn l1AnAnn, whose
death tton1 the kick Of horse was mentioned res
tertay. In each case the Jury returned verdict
In accordance With the facts already published IN
, 1869-05-01

Important to Patent Right Dealsrs-
in accordance with an act passed By The Iegis-
lssurc, persons selling, bartertnX trading patent
rights in this State must so before The County
patent, or copy thereof, recorded, under penalty
ofa 1eary Inc for nou-coruplance The act also
provides that all sale1 assignments, &C., effected
rr1,r!slons Of the law nre complied with. Patent
HAht dealers arc Obliged to exhibit the certificate
Of the Comfy Clerk that they have complied With
the laE, 70 any pesEon On demand.
, 1869-05-01
EUROPE


" al>s'a VVHsI1oN N F3Ha11AH"F'
LONDON, Arsu -.
Inc speech OF tbs Aa!or Of Cork At the recent
banquet N that city VIA tho sub1eet Of long do
natch N both houses OF Parliament this evening.
the attention Of nsembesa being calllnd especially
20 ne AAyof1 language respecting oTsr-
reil, Hne assenapted to a"aa1iuats Prince
allca, n s!oney, =. = W as wen ~ to his refer
sue1 " INC ttaeo a'oassu' tne 1o91es ppsFaiecd
ene Sosesnmeus "ta oeaaQ taa indirect cause Of
INC present e1ate OF ne1aod- In the House OF
commons Af. hu&nf thought the present con-
dt'on OF tnaifs N Ireland TO he no Gauss for
Inc PARK. bos urged tint both parties
Anou4a sN1ee 70 !emedy Inc Land grievance
4us.AA4eA ~ 'ts scAson .! faIu&nent7 Tor himself
nc ~ooIo nos fcfnaln on The Treasury bench II be
ula nos aeel that ne Has honestly and cnerg1tiesl