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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-09
News Items.

StTeeb phNiIS Ill OuiCubo So's '"'s yS"A .
So, 900, 900.
Victor Emanuel is Intending" rapidly
his health, not his morals.
Mcfarland complains that the inter
viewers are slowly killing him.
The latest style of visiting cards con-
tains the names of both mother aud un-
married daughter.
The "last spike" rings ore set with two
agates, and have a neat gold spike be-
tween the stones.
A canal boat lately cleared from Bridge
port Illinois, according to a dispatch,
with load Of post holes, for Joliet.
The American Tract Society have now
at work, on the Pacific coast, Chinese
colporteur.
Belle Boyd. at the California Insane
Asylum, has given birth to boy, and re-
covered her senses. -
Amos Kendall leaves $4,000 to q
nephew who helped him once through a
tight financial place.
The Pope, It is said made his will about
the Ecumencial Council in the event of h
death.
Dr. Cumming. who is iu charge of.,he
end OF the world, has written his thoii-
sand and oneth letter to the Pope.
'Tke Onondaga giant has arriv ed in
New York, and has been provided with
quarters at Woods museum.
Ovsrcoats lined and faced with sealskin
fur are now ia vogue among wealthy New
Workers.
According to recent decision. board
ing-bouse keepers who serve hash are
obliged to take out license as manufacture
ers.
The old song, "Shoo, fly, don't bodder
me-" which has beeu revived by the min
s;rel troupes in this country, has been trans
lated into German.
Ex-Deputy Collector Blatchiord, who es-
capped to Canada, has returned to New
York. 1t is believed that the return OF
Blatchford will result in the sudden depar-
ture from the country of more than one Of
fetal who have so far considered them.
Sc Ives safe.
The Norfolk, Va, Board Of Trade have
adopted resolutions tavorng the establish
ment of u line of American ocean steamers
from tbs>Southern states to Europe.
Joshua Jones and Lewis Carpenter, both
colored, have been sentenced to death Feb
ruary 4tb, at Wilmington, Del, for an afro.
cious assault Ou Mrs. Mary Merideth,
white woman.
Rheims.orm & Co.'S distillery, on Second
street above Race street, Philadelphia, was
damaged by the fire on Saturday night 10
The amount of $4,000: insured.
Galvin's green house in West Roxbuy
Mass, was destroyed BY fire Saturday
night. Loss $40. OoO
A quantity of sNusgled liquors was se'z-
ed few days ago at Camden. Me. They
were brought from Deer Isle. Smuggling
along that coast is extensive of late.
John Brenneman, of Morris, Grundy
county, ILL.,, has been sentenced TO imprison.
ment for life for killing his father.
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1t is claimed tnaJ the eli, ,cLs d Senator
Mortons bill for the reconstruction Of
Georgia, if it becomes q law, Sill Sc cure
the ratification Of the Fifteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution of te United
suites; and it is said that careful hunt
slows that the vote of Georgia will make
tae requisite number.
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OF the abandoned churches in that reject
ed missien field, downtown New York, one
in Houston street is ball room; another
in Franklin street, . market; o third, in
Grand, and fourth, in Amity streets, are
stables; while fifth, on the East side is .
lager beer garden.
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ANOTHER LuNATIC ASYLUM OUTRAGE
FLIGHT FROM PRosIcuTIoN AT HoME.-
ABDUCTION AND INCARCERATION AS TO
MANIAc-IN Den OF BARBAaIANs.
From the Dubuque Herald.
About eighteen months ago dashing
young man of polished address arrived in
this city, and soon made the acqua intance
Of beautiful young girl. Her parents.
strange TO say, supported the claims of her
lover, and used every macbination to brin 2
aboutithe union. Doubtless impressed with
the seeming reality Of the Adventures
wealth, they imagined that it would prove
"a good MATCH" forgetting that is not gol d
that glitters.
The good sense Of the'girl suggested that
oil was not what it might bs. At lenght
wearied by bis opportunities, she determin-
ed to rid herself of the tormenter by seek
ing refuge among friends But now her
trouble increased tenfold. Leaving home
with naught but thin scarf to protect hsr
delicate frame from wind and weather, she
went to visit family where she hoped at
least she would be free from persecution.
But no; father, mother, and brother mas
tened to concoct plan whereby passion
might be revenged if parental obedience wa
disreguarded.
Accordingly, one day she was persuaded
to take ride into the country, accompanied
by her brother and so-called friend, in the
capacity Of an ex-sheriff. She at first OBJ
jected on account Of the cold, but was met
with the reply that there was u fire in tho
car, and she wonld be warm. Like lamb
going'to the slaughter, she was buried to
the railroad depot, and when her Quincy
was over ,she found herself immured in
lunatic asylum.
No communication with the on ter wor i'd
no fetters around her, and not a prison, but
almost worse, q maniac cell, was her apart.
meet, and sounds of fiendish laughter her
companions. A feeling Of resigned despair
stole over her, and she felt it was best to
try and bear mp, trusting to God. In vain
uuo buO tuC ICo SUI VI u0E C0Uuuc-
and SCOTS were the only on
swers she received. Patiently she ensured
the abuses which were heaped upon her;
meekly she bore the epithets which ignoran,
applied to her,
But when she witnessed tie ignominious
treatment which, the other unhappy in
males of the place underwent her spirit was
stirred, and she ventured to rem onstrate,
and dared to complain Of wbch she saw and
heard. Was she needed! Yes. But how ?
For thirty-three hours was she strapped
down until the very Injuries which she had
noted in Others vera actually applied to
herself, At the expiration of a certain
period she was allowed 10 leave that inhu-
man den of barbarism, without any certif-
cate whatever. Fourteen months of
precious life had she spent within those
va lis. But she was not conqueced.
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A lady in the third auditors office, who
lost three brave sons in the war of the
rebellion, has had laid on her desk, with
in a few days past, for adjustment, the
money accounts and property accounts Of
one of her deceased sons, who was quar-
termas.er She is now engaged in their
examination.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Oh
TRAINS ON O. q. 4 A. H.. R.

eSOUTII.
No. 2, Passenger. er.-Leave Cory 11.20 a.
-; Titrsville. 1859 p. m; Petroleum Cen.
IRE, LAO p. m; Oil City, 2.22 p. m; lr-
yinetsp, 8 lOp. m.
No. 4, Passenger-Leave Cory 6. 10 q. tn
fttusviile, 1885 a. m.; Petroleum Centre,
Y. IL m; Oil City, $50 . IN; arrive at Ir-
vineton l1.40 m.
No. 3. Passenger-Leave Cory 6. O5 p m ;
Titusville 7.50 p m; Petroleum Centre,
SIS pm; arrive at Oil City 9,2O p IN.
~ NORTH.
No ], Passenger-Leave Irvineton IT'S
aA; on City, lO.l0a m; Petroleum Cen
4 ,Oo . %; Titusvilie, IL, so y II; arrive
at CGrfl 40 m.
No. = Passenger Leave Irvineton, r.
% Pm; OH City 2,57 p m; Petroleum Cen
tN. s,S6 p N; Titusville, 4,20 p m; arrive
at CORY 6,4t p N.
No. 8, Paseengsr-Leavs Oil City 100 a
=; Petroleum Centre, 7,43 a n; Titusville,
$50 q; arrive ct Cory 10, 10 m.
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OUR citizens will be pleased to learn that
oherrys New York Theatre is to return to
this place for three nights. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of next eek. Good
news for lovers Of the drama. ~
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A Frenchman propounds the brilliant
scheme for repelling naval invasion from
d city, Of pouring petroleum on the water
at ebb tide and setting fire to it, thus Sc
curing the destruction OF wooden vessels
and the roaring Of the crews in the iron
steamers,
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Advices from Parker's Landing on Satur-
day says that the pipes used for conveying
the oil across the river to the cars have
been swept away BY The high water, and
consequently small quantities of oil are be-
ing sold and conveyed away in boats at
$5,5O to Sc, 90 per barrel.
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The body of Capt. John Smith, Of Frank
lin, recently drowned in French Greek, was
found In the Allegheny River near Scrub
grass, brought to Franklin and buried on
Tuesday. The funeral was attended by a
large concourse of friends and relatives.
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The Venango Citizen says:-White, OF
the Msadville Republican, has "busted, F"
a. we are informed. Had he spent less
time 10 toadying to the Goldfish gentry o.
Meadville and looked more to the interests
OF the substantial class of people, bis case
might have been different.
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There are 342 whisky shops in Scranton.
What thirsty crowd live there to be sure.
A special tax of $25' each is levied on the
propretors of these est ablisLments netting
the city the cheerful sum Of $3.50.
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A man named James Mcclure, was ran
over while engaged in coupling two freight
cars in the yard at Titusville, yesterday
afternoon. His injuries will probably prove
fatal.
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Divine Services. *
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, sY

.
O'clock P. n.
Rev. J. T. OxToBY, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. n. ana
~ T. Nj Sabbath School at l2H P. n.
eats free. 4 cordial Invitation extend.
ID to oil.
Rev. G. II. HsARD, Pastor.
STS. PETER AND PAUL'S 'fCatbolie,
CHURCH.
Man at l01 .. m.
Vssper and Benedictisl Of the Blessed
Sacrament at I p. m.
Catechism at 2 p. q.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
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We understand that the bluff territory of
the McCray and adjoining farms is to be
thoroughly developed in the spring.
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Veranda aSair-sereSsing.
RATHING ROOMS.

TIME subscril err has fitted up his second floor in
luxurious and comfortable style, as frst.elas .
Barber Shop Four frst-class workmen will be in
attendance There are three entrances to the Bar
ber shop one betv the buildings. one through
the old rooms the first floor, besides two flights
o s.ars from the sidewalk.
oy1I1w CHARLES j. .LEONHElSER
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RABBIT bunting is said TO be good in tn,
surrounding woods.
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The largest and best assortment Of Table
Cutlery ever brought into the country, at
Nicholson Il Backmons. IT,
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IF you would make present TO . friend
give one Of K-lleys's German Silver Lamps
Gafenys is sole agent.
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SHERRIFFs SALE Is CLOSED. Nicholson
IL Blackmon having bought him out at this
place and Kane Citv. II.
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The largest and best assortment Of Table
Cntlery, ever brought into the country at
Nicholson & Backmon's. IT,
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$l.O0 buys bottle OF Gaffney's Sunday
Comfort, every family should have it.
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The old estsplished house Of Owen Cal
ieny, is acknowledged BY all to be the place
to find pure snd unad adulterated wines and
liquors. nov. 19lm.
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SHERIFFs SAFE Is CLosED.-Nicholso Il
Blackmon having bought him out at this
place and Kane City. IT.
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The New Gas Pump tor sale at Nicholson
& Blackmon's. H.
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The New Gas Pump for sale at Nicholson
q Blackmon's. r.
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The lsreests stock and best variety ever
5 offered on Oil Creek, is at Gaffenys.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$500 lsEWARD!

TTNhe Cherrytree Run Pipe to Rynd Farm has
< i been plugged three times within the past sixty
days. reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
will be paid for the dete"tiOn and conviction of the
person or perons engaged IN takngs any part
in any Of tho three villa nous transactions
j. SrAMBAUGH, Supt Dec If
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Orders taken for quits and Cts guaranteed,
at hammers & Alden's.
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Full assortment OF Diaries for 1870, just
ecei,td W. II. Nicholson & Co.'S. Sta
tionery and Variety Store. Tuov.23tf.
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WANTE !!

VIIvE OR SIX FIRST CLASS BOARDHRs.-
IL Good accommodations and cOmf Portable rooms
Furnished. Apply at the first two story house on
the Egbert Farm. dssT.lw
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Undertaking 10 large quantities at Lam
mers i Aldcn's.
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Go to Grifes Bros f5r your Highrock,
Congress and Empire water. 8 tt.
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POLICE matters Are quiet at present.
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KID GLoAEs-A large assortment, at
Lameis Il Alden's.
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Buckskin Gloves, cheap, at hammers !
Alden's.
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Call at Critics Bros and see their fine
assortment Of diaries for 1870. Off
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THE coal trade q active.
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Envelopes, Fine French, aud havy note
paper inst received at Critics Bros 8 If.
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John Brenneman, of Morris, Grundy
county, H., has been sentenced TO imprison
ment FOR life for killing his father.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-08

DEATH IN THE CARs,--aIiss. Ella Sands, ma
gician and cxposea Of spiritualism, and whom
our citizens will recollect performed at Smiths
Hall IN this town not many months since, was
recently taken from the ears at Utica, y soypse
She started from Albion In charge Of Mr..
Charles Fobcs, her agent, was to have been
placed in the Lunllic Asylum OF that city
Her case 10 a sfngn,ar onc, and has Ooousioned
some suspicion Of foulplby..
All Albion Mr.. Forbes, as-obliged to post.
pone tire exhibition Lass week obloreform
was administered anda Rimor removed from
her back This operation leit her In spas
modic condition. Her spnsnw were fequent
and violent When the train Tearhed SYRIA
euss. the woman was apparently resting con-
fortably Her spasms were less frequent see
vioIent Between that city and Rome Mr..
Forbes thinks she slept At Rome, he was
pretty eeiaslent that she WAS alive When
the train reached Utica he procured assistance,
and she was carried into Bagg's Hotel, when
Mr Forbes made the discovery that she was
deed A anstoE was called, and his opinion Is
that the woman died shesoy Oner leaving
Rome.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-08

SPoRTING.-A trot came off on the
Fashion Course, L. l., on the 81, for a
purse of $4,000. Lady Thorne beat the
American Girl-one, one, dead, one.
Time-2'26, 2;2e4, 2:3Ot, 0:204. The
track was heavy and the wind high.
Thorne led at the start-American Girl
leading couple of lengths at the three
quarters--Lady Thorno closing half way
on the up stretch and getting head and
head within twenty-five feet of the score,
when American Girl broke, Lady Thorne
winning. American Girl broke up all.
round on the second heat, and confidence
was as 100 to 8 on Lady Thornc. Dan
Mace drove in the third and fourth heats
instead of Marvel, and both trotted
squarely to within $50 feet of the score
on the third heat, when first Lady Thorne
and then the American Girl broke up
and run over the score with Lady Thorne
on the lead. The judges declared this a
dead heat. Lady Thornc led q length
and half at the start of the fourth
heat, the American Girl gradually closed
up till within fifty yards Of the score and
made only one break-Lady Thorne win.
ming the heat and race. I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-08

AROUND THE WORLD George FrancIs
Trains last sensation Is an excurslon party
around the world in ninety days lie made
the proposition at the Directors meeting Of the
Pacific Railroad, reesAtfy, aud number Of
gentlemen have expressed theh determination
10 60. among them Congressman Brooks, OF
New York, The parry win be MATTED 10 AZ
teen, and viii leave New York in August
Six days 70 San Francisco, twenty 10 Japan,
and then Canton, Singapore. Calcutta, ceylon,
AdsAs Red Sea. Spez Canal, Land Of Abraham,
Isaaa snd jacob, the Nile, Pyramids and Cairo,
PomRsigs CleopAtFa's Needle and the caia'
coSaAa a AlexandEia, Joppa. Jerusalem, Mount
Of Olives, Bethlehem. Dead Sea, River Jordan,
Damascus, BeyroOt, smyrna, Rhodes, Con-
stantinople, Trieste, Venice, Berlin, Frankfort,
Brussela, Paris, London. Dublin, to N, York.
This win be the Arsl time the world has been
compassed In ninety days. Entire expense,
about u 900, each 70 go over thsee oceans and
two eentinenis. seeing America, Asia, Africa
and Eopape et steamboat and railroad speed,
and condensing an ago Of knowledge and ex-
serienee In about half the iimeit feEnlerly took
1bs emigTant 10 so TO califorpis s-ise O. Is
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-08

The PRESIDENT AND GEN. LEE.-We
are at a loss to know just what was the
character Of the recent call of Lee upon
the President. While some OF the re.
ports say it was merely call ofcourte-
sy, and was conducted upon the most
dignified reserve consistent with courte-
sy, and lasted but abont fifteen minutes,
we are informed by others that tho sit
ting was prolonged for full hour, and
the subjects of discussion were gen.
elal, embracing reconstruction and the
political situation in Virginia, aud that
the attention and distinction extended to
the visitor quite marked. by some of
tho reporters Gen. Lee is represented to
have expressed himself as enjoying a
state Of MUD upon the subject OF suf-
Gage, as extended to the blacks, that
might have tendency to allay the APP.
prehensions If some of the fercer and
more earnest defenders OF Southern
rights and prerogatiyes, who affect to
give tone to Northern Democracy, and
whose devotion TO the cause is OF higher
and purer type than that of the General,
inaSmuch as it is gunged more by breadth
than blood. We are inclised to think
that the story OF Senators and members
of the House having been turned ont
when Zee was announced, is not very
reliable, Minister MOTLEY is said to
have been present with the President,
und proposed TO leave, bat At the in
stance OF the Prcsiden, was induced to
remain. Gen. Lee was accompanied by
a gentleman ard lady friend.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-08

TnE DEsocRArIc LEslsLArURE-Our
friends Of the democratic" persuasion
do not oil appear to have the highest
opinion Of their partisaus in the present
Legislature OF Ohio The Marion Mirror,
'Democrutic,r says: So ''3 ...
We think tho best thing the Ohio
Legislature can do is 10 follow the exam
pie of the u. 5. House of Represents
tives and adjourn. Their session is be-
coming oppressive to tho people, not TO
say decidedly expensive, without yield
ing a corresponding benefit. Such shill.
shalllying and mandy jambying, has
hardly its equal in legislation. Half the
time there are not enough Democrats
present 10 oprevent the Republicans from
controlling things, aad when majority
Is present they cannot establish sufficient
harmony to carry q point. The great
trouble Is there are too many great men
10 the Legislature. 53ia
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OFFICERS


CLARENCE II. CLARK, Presidest
JAY COOKE, Chairman, Finance and Executive Gem
mittees '-sr.
HENRY d. COOKE, Wise President.
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and actuary.
This Company offers the following advantages:
1t Is National Company chartered by special act or
Congress. 1868. %, .19'o ~
1t has paidup capital of 81 100000 e.. a,lsys
II offers low Rates OF premium. --.,~ -. ,
1t furnishes larger insurance than other companies for
the same money 3ifJ .r'lt la-f r-.tt t-.t ri.s
1t il definite and certain In Its terms.
II Is home company In every locality. N
Its policies xempt from attachment
There are unnecessary reetrlcohs the polIess
Every policy is non erfeitable. i-I
Policies may be taken which pay the insured theis
full amount, and return all the premiums, that the
Insurance costs only the interest the animal pay
ments. .
Policies may be taken that will pay TO the insured
amer certain number Of years. during ls m annual
income OF onetenth the amount named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the nyesef
females. ~ 80 49, = g ~ \ 4 II y y, :"
II insures not to pay dividends policy holders bnt
at so low cost that dividends will be Impossible,
Circulars Pamphlets aud null particulars gy4n o. Ap
pcatiOn 10 the branch on ,e of the Company, o. tea
"'s' .'s9H q. JOHN W. BILLS q co, ios1's
t.lfsf CNolsNAFI. o. -sr
General agents for Ohio and Central and southern In.
diana. siuN sru.s.il asfr.sol haa
1T. sANBORN, 7ainesviiis, spec, Ass.,
For Lake and Ashtabula Counties. laasdsa lyosi
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- MisIsFsR MnTLEy, is TO sail from New
Tork on tbe . Oh for England. He goes
uhtfarhmeled-iiis is said, without instrue-
touH, further than this: that he is to rest
upoh his oars, ami leave Johny Bull 10
take the initiative in the Alabama diplo-
macy. SO far as we can gather, his pre-
ierentcs were for definite instructions,
and so was Senator Sumner, who, 1t is
said, had desire to draw them up.
This course, however. was not the choice
of Secretary Fish. If the kilograms are
reliable, there would seem to have been
some little earnestness between the par
ties named, and the conclusion at length
settled npon IS spoken Of as the more
quiet and peaceful policy, and as an evi-
dence Of Executive influence preponder-
ating over a more earnest and resolute
one. This looks as il there was entire
harmony of opinion between the Execu-
tive aud his Minister; and though the
Envoy and the Senator preferred the
other course, there is believed to be an
entire acquioscencer in the result now
reached. ''' ''' i'''' '.' %. '.'.'