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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-31

the morning of the 2sth, at the corner Of Broad
end EeplaDade streets.
Theo. o. Fremmer, charged with false and ma
icious imprisonment by two persons, was sent Tor
tral before the First District Court.
Chas. Strader 10 accused of burglariousy enter
ing the premises of Mr.. Condor on Orleans street,
between Marais and IRENE, and carrying away
sS25 In currency, two gold watches, one gold
chain and two pairs of earrings. Its ls.s
Wesley Allen, colored vagrant OF seventy
years, was arrested on Baronne street at ten last
evening.
Officer Henry arrested colored Aunt Gracey on
Jna street last evening for stealing wood, insult
ing and abusing him, and attacking him with q
billet of wood. l.-.
Our friend, Emile Helborn, has launched his
own craft IN the shape of neat little cigar sh op
at No. 66 St. Charles street, TO which he has Civ
en- the name Of ala Polka" and where he dis.
penses, as we have had abundant evidence, cigars
of the genuine aromatic flavor and at moderate
prices. Emile is good fellow, and in the various
capacities in which he has been the servant OF the
public, has never failed TO make every one think
SO. Success to him and La Polka. ~
Mr.. McDuf has recently been elected president
of the Metropolitan Police Board. position for
which his well, known integrity emnsntly quail.
fes him. The conflict of authority which had arisen
between himself and Judge Becker on Monday eve-
ming relative to the Springe case has.we are able to
announce, been settled the judge declining 70 carry
ont the arrangement OF Mr.. McDuf for contempt
uf court. H
The books of the health department contain a
complaint against the Grand Jury for violating
the laws of that department about the court
houses.
J. w. Gardner a colored Individual, master of
schooner, while on his way to his vessel. lying
in the Third District, carrying bag containing
$3.50 in gold which had been intrusted TO him
by j. B. Pigniols, the weknown fruit dealer, for
the purpose of buying fruit in Ruatan, being sus-
pected by officers J. Allen and McISvery of hav-
ing improperly come by such q large amount of
money. was arrested and brought TO the Third
District station. when matters were explained and
Gardner released. t FAtA
At the opera last evening. we noticed the pres
ence in our city Of couple Of New Orleans beau
Ties, who have unfortunately flown these ciimes to
reside in the chilly North.
We reecho the complaints of our lady friends,
mentioned in contemporary. relating TO the
soiled condition OF the ladies' parlor at the OPERA
ne call the attention Of the management also to
the fact that the walls Of the l0Jes grilSes are
in some instances used by persons whereupon to
display their classical knowledge of obscenItes.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-31
CITY aandamus SUIT. Appealed.

Yesterday Mr.. 81. ]. Leovy, city attorney, took
an appeal from the decision Of Judge Leaumont
of the Fifth District Court in the msndsmus cases
Of Messrs. Serrill and Pinsc. These cases were
mandamuses on the city treasurer involving In the
aggregate in the neighborhood Of 500, 900.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

There are nine dry goods stores in
Y town.
4 Christmas comes on the 25th Of De
ccmbrr this year. ebFft
a Winchester can boast Of only five
drinking saloons.
X The,e is a fnc opening in this plact
Z for a laundry establishment.
Our town can boast of irst.class
bakery.
New corn is selling in this market al
I 50 cents per bushel.
a We have two cabinet shops in town,
where Furniture of all kinda is manu-.
featured and sold.
Il Bring your eggs to town. The de-
Smand is increasing. sa.sr @"ag
There is one family grocery and
three saddle shops III our town. t2
Y Our senior devil is making arrange.
ments to spend the holidays at Hunts
Station. No cards. s,0g a, .
n There arc two drug stores, six prac
,lcing physicians, and one hotel in this
place
Our junior devil can he found at Sa-
lem Christmas week.
81 Wehav. one j.welry shop. one tail
or shop, and one confectionery shop in
this place. a..
Pork is selling at lOc in this mar.
kct. and scarce at that.
There are two or three shoe shops
and one livery stable in town.
Mons. A. Jour,lan is going to have
lots OF Christmas tricks. Don't forget
10 give the ..Dr." q call Do
We have splendid barber in oul
town-give him your patronage
N Winchester caa boast OF the besl
brass baud in the State
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

CP STAIRS The Cumberland Preshy
terrain Church has thelargest member
ship, and there 10 more wealth in /,
than any other Church in town. Some,
time since, we inquired for a "good
reason" why services were not held
in the upstairs Of this Church. The
pastor of said church replied that i,
twas not regarded too good to wor.
ship God in" but "was too cold" and
closed by asking US to use an endeav.
orto raise the "needful," to warm il up
or make it comfortable, when services
would be held there. 1--WE want it un-
derstood that we are quoting from
memory, not having the articles OF
hand. ~ - 4'-@ '-.
We understand that there never has
BEEN any effort made BY the proper au-
thorities to raise the ''needtul' to make
said "up stairs" comfortable. We are
we'll acquainted with tho eolle of this
community. and perhaps know person
ally each member Of this Church, and
do not hesitate in the assertion that, a
more liberal people cannot be found
anywhere. As we are not member
of this Church, and our time is 80 much
engaged in the office duties Of the Jour.
nal, we respectfully ask to he excused
from "handing around the hat" or
pencil and paper until the proper ef-
fort is made by the proper authorities
to raise the needful." Il
The good pastor certainly means, we
suppose, for us to pursue the above
way to raise tlie,''neellul," Us lie Ger
tslnIy could not expecta County paper
to become the champion Of any par.
ticusr sect. z #e 8negr.
Viewing the whole matter, and the
good PASTORS appeal to US, respectfully
Considered, We agree with him that
there is quite o goodness" Of The
Church, which approximat,s the "frerz
ing point" 1t is not our fault. Some.
thing should be done to warm ii ny .
,;ttlo . ..
We never fail, no mStter which
church VIC are at, when tile that il
handed 'rou nd" to drop in our vivid
owls mite" rs..
This liberal people have contributed
a sufficient amount to make this ''up-
stairs" Of said Church. one Of tile
usatest places Of worship. and there
remains, as We understand, but the I'D.
ditional expense Of making holes fol
the stoye.pipss 70 60 through the wall,
to carry OF tho smoke. wien il would
not only be the Aeatest, but The most
comfortable house OF worship. -.s
We feel like laughing
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09
Gcoxxrx,cArrD.1

Mr.. Editop. sl 1i -, l..'a.I ", +,
There are five candidates In the Geld
running for the position Of Delegate
from this county to the Convention
soon to meet at Nashville. This Is not
as IL should he, for tho reason that It
does not give the people fair chance
for true representation, unless some
one sho did receive q majority OF Ill the
votes cast, which ID not at all probable
in this election. It Is evident that a
small minority will elect tho delegate
fr m this county. II gives an odious
element In this community TO concen-
trate their force upon the man least ac.
ceptable to the people. >We have
hoped that some action would have
been taken to prevent this state of
tbings. but not so. We arc drifting
along callously anil indifferent to a
threatencne.l calamity that may prove
n source Of lasting regret to our coun.
ty. We would like to see some con.
centration Of the Democratic and Con.
serva,i,e elements; ami this can yet
I've done if we are mindful of our inter
est and duty. There might even be a
concentration on two oftlle most pop.
ular candidates on the track. II is our
opintou that Col. MrGchee and COL
Arledge at present have the best pros
poets of success, md it would 10 safe
to give a combined support 20 one or
both OF these gentlemen. it Is much
feared that the negro and radical vote
will b" united upon some one perhaps
not vet knowa as a candidate; or even
if they should unite ON one Of the can.
didatcs, We would teel ourselves de
ieated to know that this obnoxious bal
ance Of power elected anybody. We
would much like to see c0ncentra
ton on one Of these gentlemen, and
save US from a lasting regret, that an.
other Radical victory should he won
over us, and this on account Of our
apathy and supineness.
Let every man 70 to the polls and
vote Tor "Conventi"n" first, and then
for one of the above named gentlemen
of neither will we be ashamed, being
both men of character self respect.
X
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

THKaE will he. on Friday night, l7tll
inst, At the Mary Sharp College, a
Grand Concert entertainment, by the
musical class Of that institution, assist.
Ell by others. The proceeds to be ap.
piled in purchasing an Organ for the
use Of the College. Admission fee will
be t0rsnts. Onr next issus will con.
tain the particulars. '"a ......
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

iHE bridge across tue railroad has
"o' been required, and there 10 no visi-
=, We 'a''cation OF its being done soon.
"edo not admire such seeming want
" management Oh tho part of our city
, =, and don't care vino knows It.
~ ''ey should manage their own affair,
..Ae"'ss' they weath soos .ssriss The
8.!"i airy Of our business men. II
aefe IS money 10 .lse-psbiis treasury
|As ass';s.ss s ist'l H.: : q
aer' Is no. sAss0 bS .
''es vbas % hsye pgiystely ,saji y
wee 10 asthoitna -. sas $3.50
"spen. flss'sfsAss IN s '1sssSiil
'es ~ pseiaslass ~ Hsks b,
h. NV .netsss sAsst iisssy .sAasy n
spahI'e posksss ~ n ahssa
- appliG6aDo1 hs6A
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

II you want to have your name
carved most beautifully and tastefully
upon your gun, just apply 70 Billie
Word, who can7lo that identical thing
30 we'll and so cheap that when wines
sell the owner will smile with approval,
and when told the "charge," will he
astonished that it cost so little live
Billie q call.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

MCKoIN Il Go. nave on hand the
most extensive and choicest stock oi
furniture to he found in any market,
The members Of this firm are kind and
courteous, and never fail to charm
their customers. by attention shown
them, and by the exhibit Of their fur
niture. They claim to sell as cheap as
any house of the kind In Nashville At
55 College street they can be found.
ready to kindly wait upon all.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

We have i've candidates for the
Constitutional Cony sntion, The insnis
tor Office increases. $50 II boots. -
The "dear people, would like to have
you all to represent their, but the,
can't. At the Courthouse. IN Monday.
said candidates give, vent to their feel
ings IN gushing oratorica! narration OF
what must he done and should he done,
respectively, provided the people
wanted "he or she" in the Convention,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

PERsoxAL Mr.. John Smith, Ed. Of
The Lincola County Nsws, beamsd an
upon US on yesterday morning. We are
always glad to see him, and nud = de.
gree Of pleasure Ia bis company. 'n
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

Now and then persons from Georgia
Come into the rich region Of Grow
treek and pay out their ",ruck" for
'he good peoples corn at the tune Of
pc per bushei.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

WE hereby publicly announce oar
'"angncss to publish. free Of charge,
aa exhibit Of the financial Affairs OF
rankin county, when made out BY the
proper authorities. We desire to know
we financial condition OF our county.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

& GARNER Il HAxDLY.-If Garner 4
Handy cannot suit you. both In the
quality anil the price Of their goods.
NC would like Tor tue dissenter to give
US a sensible why or wherefore.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

Hccs.-Droves of hogs continue to
pass through our town. heing carried
- Crow Creek to he slaughtered by
Esq John +. Anderson L. Co.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

! A SHAME.-On behalf of the ladies,
we insist that some one. whose business
y 49, will gil up the mad.hoie in the
el'ewalk between Esq. WilliamS' sad.
Hle shop ami the "Snile Saloon"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

NoTlcr-Heresftsr I'll persons
wanting coal nust pay Tor Il before de-
livery. No order will bs Oiled unless
the money Dimes with IL; and hence
those leaving erdsrs n The Drag Store
10 my abssnce. must deposit the money
either with J. y. Hatchiasior 9. Stock.
ard. 9TH rvi's spcA orsus, W. not b
noticed. The credit system has played
oat. ----AxW WuxuSos.
deco. LniinLne2U
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09
winchester Business Directory
,..v.wlN0HssfER .-.Thls plsasAatiittls tow

.l.y.wfNcHEsTER .-sThis plsasaatlittls town
~ pouutstlosn about iTtO, stands On hlsh
WI II the ssst mi Or Elk 1issr, stsa ELEVATION
~ hnndrcd and ten feet above the bed Of saip
oo Il has shree Arst.class Schools for both sex
nv, ostI,s schools for small chlldrsn. it, sduca'
T.'sscIllties are unsurpassed anywhere. A nne
"onI scenery spreads out east and south. no
In the world 10 better situsted Tor heaitn
pay. csvers have been unknown here until lass
MA ,.hsu there were few casss OF agus sna To-
yea, s,ssd by o very unusual season. the WIN
vsb 49,, 4 Alabama Railroad runs through tn
sne and on " Fayetteville, Lincoln county, -tns
wN emil in oour.e Of construction, 70 connect
ma ,hs Great central road, running via 0untsss'
VIZ a. IN Mobile on the southern coast Of Ala.
WV .,.rtinr from Dechsrd. on the n. =. Rail-
Dams ,.o miles from winchester, making this
row, ..,s..Ibe by rail from I'LL important COM
,nerciA points in the United sta1es' ~ m"s ossn
',oug thriving business since the Wal. Ing me,.
chant, are generally enlarging anu Fen'1ins 'hsif
hoe We design satam ao ~ shs Srnspa f' bust
frectot! ~ u,,,i oibyes &c. 70 that our readers
ne,s Inv. an opportunity TO know Mhers 70 trans
business when they SSS 10 t1%a or nav tb srs
ihes' ,ncntly directed to the following car"s
--ITTTlIINS a. " ANNEN' ueulcTs III
IN kinds of Drugs. Paints, Oils. Dye
I,u,,s' Glass. Putty, Lamps, OILS, Books
a auL stationery. Garden Seeds, sc" north
\ eide Public square. .----------.
% = WlllpPLE, dealer in all.klnds Of
.Druvs. Medicines, Chemicals, Patent
nn,,rine Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs, Glass,
s 49," Tobacco, Stationery and, Fancy
Ss'Is sontL-east side Public Square.
T0IIS 4. VAUGHAN, 4 anuflcturer OF
Tm. Copper anu Sheet Iron Ware, anu
I.ni"r in cooking, lIeating. and wood
ot".r.. Pumps. Country Hollow Ware, etc"
sr " SOUTHWEST side Public SQUARE.
\ l. BIUGH q Co, dealer IN VII kinds
j .ofDry Goods, Hardware. QuechsWare'
31in Ware, Clothing. shoes. bo0ts, iiats'
fjiotl,ing. Sugar, Coffee, FLOUR Meal ete"
nj ,ne old " ll.0n corner.
NEIIIiITT, ENOCllS & CO.. manntac-
nj llir,.rs and dealers In Saddles. Brides.
I,rres.. Roots and Shoes, and. In fact, ev-
arvtniny pertaining to tirst-class Saddle
md Harness Shop, cor. Public Square.
T0HN G. SCHROM, dealer. in all kind
j of Cakes, Candles, Confeetionerles. &C
Cheese, Crackers, and Oysters. BAKERY
next door to John I. Skaters law ONCE,
on Main street. ca Warm bread tur-
nished every evening. Cakes OF an KINDS
made to order for bridal and reception par
4 ties. Give him call.
JOURDAN. French Contsctioner,
"A .and dealer In all kinds OF Fancy
Goods. Public Square.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

pasKtsyA.zs r.qvsss - = ~
bis ffiepds Who hsvs Kindly sallsd sp;,
asAie tIssuss ~ papsr "a lstlst
Wise, 70 bscoasa0AdidsAA ~ y sset
In the Convention, that there ere n.
Ircsdy TO- sssy rss1iAAf,ess ps:s sue
,ss,k ssr iths sosi,isss ss6s,,.~is
'sspSsslS aseEts;ssG - Y x13 3 hi
$50 . s:;ss:t,,,' the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09
Nashville. Tenn, Feb. IL 1SSa.

Nashville. Tenn- Feb. II, 1853.
Jas. Ruddle q Co. Louisville. KY
When living In your city used several
bottles of DR.. Seabrook's Infant Soothing
Syrup, and found It TO do my chlla more
L than any other rsme,y. lean gay With
confluence it Is the best lnsGi, inc for chill
dren At present known. wish YOU would
get the druggists here to keep it. lfany
one dues please let me know; II not send
me one dozen by express, and will pay
for il at the Office here. Write me W6en
you read 1t, and oblige
Mas. SARAH L. RANDOLPH.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

TOIlN \. VAUGHAN, . anufactllrer OF
j lin. Copper anu Sheet Iron Ware, ana
Iealcr in Cooking, lleatinE. ana WOOD
Stn.e., Pumps. Country Hollow ware. etc"
,'"' n,,,n-west side Public Square. .s4..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09
MOTHERS TAKE NOTICE.
DIR. sEABRooK's
Infant SOOTHING SYRUP.

Use in the future only SEABROOKS.
Pleasant to take. Invaluable in the toll
lowing diseases:
Summer Complaint, Irregularities Of the
Bowels, kestiyensss. TeetlIng. &c.
Giyee health to the child and rest 70 the
mother.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

Messrs. TREI'PAED & co.
Manufacture Cans Wholesale Send for Price List
n ware House Furnish
maple nj to-
r@ins fire.
nuv uc am lhuwrwh khroWhu rlr du
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09
LOCAL.
Sidewalk Notes.

bf,s- Business notices inserted under this head
will be churg 30 cents per line, each insertion
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

l. BAUGH 4 Co. dealer in VII kinds
j .ofDy Goods, Hardware. Quechsware'
Mn Ware, Clothing, shoes. Boots, Hats
1iotDing. sugar, Coffee, Flour. Meal. ETC."
IL / Ii llrnHH.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

~ e, WlllPPI.E, dealer In allkinds Of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent
t,m,irine Paints, Oils, Dye-Stutis' Glass
1;s,rs. Tobacco, Stationery and, Fancy
Se.J. soutl,-eust side Public SQUARE.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

rJTCTlINs = WARNEK, dealers hY IN
ri all kinds Of Drugs. Paints, Oils. Dye
SuI i stationery. Garden Seeds, &c" north
..I.. IIullic rQuMre. - ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

T;EIIKITT, ENOCll5 4 CO.. manutac-
l,ir.rs and dealers in Saddles. Brides.
II"rnes.. Boots and Shoes. and. In fact, ey-
rrytning pertaining to a tirst-eiass Saddle
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-22
aupoint the Standing Committees at his lei

hpDOllb tHC SNuhSoAt0 OS-~NSSNS Wv N~AS ASA
The Committee on Nominations reported the
name of T. !. Baruch, OF Camden, for one OF
the vicc-presidents, and, on motion, be was
declared unanimously elected.
DR.. f. W. Glbbes, OF Columbia, read paper
upon '.Extirpation of Abdominal Iumor."
On motion OF DR.. Baruch, Of Camden, it
was
ResoLred, That the papers be referred to the
Committee on Publication, and that the Com
mittee be authorized to return it to DR.. Gibbes
to publish at his discretion.
On motion OF DR.. Gibbes, it was
Resoloed, That Columbia be made the place
of meeting of this ASSOCIATION, and that they
meet On the second Wednesday in Mar h,
1870.
.Resolped. That the thanks Of this Association
be returned to the various railroad companies
in this State for passing delegates for half fare.
Dr.. Tresoott moved that the thanks of
this Association be returned to the Board Of
Trustees OF the Roper Fund for the use OF
their hall.
The President announced the following
standing committees:
COMMITTEES on Publication-R. A. Kinloch,
F. N. Robertson, G. E. Trescott.
Committee on Accounts-J. l.. Ancrum, W.
C. Horlbeck, Joseph Yates.
Committee on Ethics-T. P. Mikell, j. I.
The following named gentlemen we're elect
ed honorary members Of this Association: J.
Edwards Holinouk, OF Charleston; j. Marion
Sims, Of New York; Joseph LaConte, Of Colum-
bia.
The secretary was authorized to have three
hundred copies of the proceedings OF this As
soclation published Tor distribution.
On motion, the Association adjourned sine
die. j. s. BUST,
Recording Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-22
Spffial Rotifes.

RBAT THE FOURTEENTH ANNIVERsA-
RY MEETING of the Union Assembly held on the
Goth March, 1869, the following officers were electe
to serve for the ensuing year:
C. WYATT, President
E. CoRBERT. vico-President
II. LOUIS, Treasurer.
J.L. FENNIcK. Secretary.
T. p,h1IcHaRD' I,anSIlaR' Stewards.
Standing commttee.-T. p. Wilson, Chairman; J.
Grant A. Sinclair, J. johnson, A. Harper, J. P:inge.
s. B. Gaillard.
CommiAse on cAarity.-w. Telfair. Chairman; B.
Bee, O. Brayce IL Nav %
ROJADALIS.-WERE ALL THE rESrI-
MoNIALS in proof Of the virtues Of LAWRENcE'5
ROSAD Ais for the cure OF Diseases of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, &C., published in book form, it
would make volume too uuwieldy for library.
Only few can be given in newspaper for want of
space. The proprietors never ask for certificate,
but almost every mail brings the m the most fstter
ing letters from parties in al sections of the United
States Try bottle--.t will give you satisfactory
evidence of it's merits.
My wife hos been cured of Dyspepsia of long
standing, by DR.. Lawrence's Rosadais.
A. P. TAYLoE.
No. % Hanover street, Baltimore.
May 25th, 1868.
For sale by
GoODRICH, WINEMAN & CO,
Importers of Drug, and Chemicals,
May % stuth3 Charleston, 8. G.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-22

TIE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel Of yester-
day says:
On Yesterday. We learn from the best au-
thority, Mr.. W. J. Naarath, the President Of
tha company, made the following proposition
10 the City Council That his company would
drop all the suits Ehich it has brought AGAINST
the Columbia and Augusta Road; would cease
Opposing its entrance into Augusta AMI allow
fhs road when it reached rsmbure to connect
With che Carolina Road, an 1 use the bridge and
tracks Of the latter on which to enter the city,
nntil the other company could build their own
bridge ACROSS the Savannah, on condition that
the Columbia Rosd pays one hundred thousand
dollars for the prlyiiege-payment to 6e made
in Enc bonds OF the last named road. which
wiil be taken Of par. Colonel VIM. Johnston,
P,eaifient OF the Columbia Road, was tele-
orsDhed yesterday Of thus proposition, but we
Sers unable 70 learn what was his reply. 1t ia
inCossible, % yet, to determine whether the
nrepesal Win be accepted or rejected.
NJ are not informed as TO the precise terms
oe he proposition made by Mr.. MagIash, but
"A have tie best authority for saying that
ia speedy conclusion Of an arrangement
satisfactory 10 al parties may be considered
certain.