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New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

coFPEBRo any held bu 10 aes worth noting Other Sesep
tons moving Oh more feeS and quits arm Ter choice qualities
700 baA hacabe Theresa Q was Java O60 6a Jamaica FOR
export on private terms and 500 bags LaguAyra l7c gold
pRLOUB AND hBAlhers has been doing Western and sta
NouI IdI the market opened heavy aud dull IOc
on all grades except choice Minnesota Extras are sustained
meet With fair demsnd the sales 800 bills saner
hns state 80 50 20 IS for Extra Sae SO 9 20 Fancy
80 OqSo % Tor The low grades Of Western Ers 90 kg rs for
good b. hole. sPr1s Wheat EItE So 9ss I MulssOis aud
Iowa brtr 20 DQt9 ~ for Slipping Oho d 81 10 for Trade
bgd, and Family bfhds 81 759f825; s1ds9 for Amber Win
yer ka Indiana AID Mhaa 81 tO9 90 Is White Wheat
do 90 ~ Pgpl0 for Family do and 81 0Bi2 ST. Louis
BItrs Doobie EIa aud Triple Extra California Flou dull snd
prices have downward tendency sales Of sacks
Old CaniAn Flour Inactive snd nominal Southern Flour du
And heavy especially the medium sades sales OF $50 bba 81 sc
81 for ordinary good Extra Baltimore aud Country 80 10
for EIn GsoIga sgd Virgna, and ee9 90 Is for Family
dot and 90 bS0tD for Bufa sad Family Maryland aud
DsSsns hJs Flour hsavy though fairly seilve sales qf
$50 Dbl. sSd61a Corn Meal 6rm aud demand At 500
- so for Western - 50 M jersey % rs I Bandsne on The
doei Buefuheat Flour snomnal - ''' -
0RAN-Ws have had fair demand Tor wheat to-day bu p, are
lover the demand being part for sIpo white Wheat ysry du
aud The most depe the fales are I'll 900 bush for
Chicago Spring st Aud ~ shot 81 fi for No 2MsaaIee
10 store end ~ ~ adolt s 60dsl IS Tor White California aud
" 70 o White Michigan (ksamaao Ia Canada
o. 10 es. 7! "a IA kSlas as DAy hsf and IN mod
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GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE


ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH II. II.
OF MISSOURI
Coupons payable May and Noy the Farnsr Loan aud Trust Co.
ia he cy Of SswiOL TIE Pdsepa as vel a. The Interest q pay
9es ia com Length road Tss miles from tss cry Of y. yePS
S oPss 70 - tST 1 o. @ S a0f @ oa s al s
be issued sloOooOOa ,hls s+eo9 Ges ussheh ar:
.sSsa ScSS q he % ro Scr IL t sss GSn Tie Se, Sa
''R! % ss m os, % co.. ,re he gs,ses fr e Bo, Who
receive the aHd 'OTer to the Company On the
The road being bGi entirely cash. eeOpone, and sab.
ssdins ssd responsibility The counties i6ruTe Which 81.
most poPao al richest ssneoters districts 10 bs STATE mes ss
ays.t1eas ,qos sstsor any have ever fd n.
selling advance from per and good
Sfisa s ysSse s Il tie ST. io sS Il 1 per Bo5 ~
CoBpsnJ through the gus limited s.l
ps, TSoa, Ho,ee 6oysSsSt. and o,s ssss sssns r.
eeved mMke: rates For Pamphlet, rr sppy
TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers,
No, II EASSAuST- SEw-yORE
fNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
Fd6S 9PE6S Of - s sKc9SPv I E1RE8A2 SST % %
ELEoTIoS sn.aas Isar. ~ 5e Sa ga MONDAY, Apal
lSss No y Po. Polls ePsn a. u oe@cs .9d cS.f a. Ss.a
aPfS ''''' '''' HARVEY Il WOODS sstrsT
CHERIFFs SALE.-By virtue of writ to
n: sS SSa ss 's GGsP9 snss a 5 of Z
poUw D WILKINSON ,ni ssa,i 5s Louisville New Abla, a1a
SSss Sdd. 6o doar House ioof Al ioeee wS ccsV
9:i % s'is Sg ;a u t6 Ed a % @
hsn and G S a. iS sst pes SS .a% d:
said railroad being sagih Of 7S miles thsresbouta
railroad all its appueuano aud franchises Aforesaid.
viii be sold entirety and Without relci from rauaIonsEa
Feb. a. 1869 NJ HENDERSON. shsrHWhtc Couuty. lad
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received up 10
~ THURSDAY 9Th April noon for the PURCHASE Of S5e2-
auy part Observation-Disclosures COUPON BoNDS Of the PITTS
BURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPAhii
dated March 1859 and au five yeaT Wsh Interest at Toe rate e
E .sD ;s q M sSs,'G Ok, an rs s "a Ne i;a91S sss the ' d
No bid ~ less han aud N be eoaaere
will required OF the hi
The balance Of the 0oOcO authorized will nOI probably be Issued h
rear,
Proposals 10 be addressed wINSLOw. LASIRR CO. Transfer
Agents ~ nest sd ndorse BID Tor BQupmsHs Bouds Of hs
Plusbargh, kst WAyne and Chicago Ralsay CO."
SewlOrk March 2S, 1869 . .I...
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And the following for Railroad bonds:
The following are william Heath & Co.'S au


more trouble In making up their accounts than at any
time since the pressure commenced. The rates sho"
little higher figure on railway shares GoVernmehe
bonds we're carried at I16 cent In addition TO currency
INTEREST," OH New Central cent was paid Tor ono
day and on other shares cent commission In addition
IN currency interest. Tho demand continued until
o'clock when some balances loaned at coin interest
Commercial paper Is dull and unsalabe In consequence
OF the high rates paid on call loans; best names are
quoted at 10917 y cent.
Sterling exchange continues dull; sales were made at
concession Of cent the quoted rates in second
hands: London, sixty days. lOse1Osi; London, sight,
1Os, LoDdon prime commercial l0t 9l07t Paris,
long 622Io62ii; Paris short, b2O95iSi Antwerp,
625a5 23i SWISS 625a5231; Hamburg S5i935i; Amster-
dam, 4Ota4Ot; Frankfort, lOi94oi; Bremen 7siS7ss;
Berlin, 7O.07Of
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
were Receipts for Customs $4,000; for Gold Notes,
$4,000 total Receipts, slOSos0s 90; total Payments,
N,o2S0ll 30; Balance, ts7oS7,793 49,
Freghts to Liverpool, by steamer, 1900 bush Wheat
at Cd.
Mr. r. 8. wilmerding with Henry Cews & Co, was TO-
day admitted to the Government Board by unanimous
vote
by the law Of ycommercia paper maturing in New
York on 9Th OF July Sunday, may be paid on tho
Tuesday following Legal opinions, in The Bankers Mag
asne for April are published to show that paper due on
Monday July IA holiday, must II unpaid be protested
on me Saturday preceding AS large amount OF paper
usually falls due on tho .th OF the month It will be i'm
portan 70 bankers in this State to know the precise day
when unpaid paper should be protested.
The Chicago Republican OF Monday says:
Tho ohapges I'm the local money market during the past
week have been few aud unmportan though there has
been falling OF the number OF applicants for loans
which has impaired an easier feeling on the part OF
bankers but has not increased tho supply OF funds DO
cause those who have not applied for @
this week were parties who had been refused over ana
over again and had become tired OF asking Customers
In good Standing have furnished with about all inc
funds they desired but there Is some good paper Vern
on he open market where rates OF interest are charged
as high as "a per per month The Interior demand
Tor currency has been fair liberal amount having been
se 10 the lumber regions while the receipts have been
comparatively light We quote the loan market close ana
firm at 10 per cent per annum for hrst-oass names.
9eDeTa trade exhibits sgns OF improvement, and has
been moderately active during the week. quite number
OF interior dealers having been the market purchasing
Spring stocks Of goods and much healthier tone per-
yades the general markets.
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the ROCKFORD
Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY,
pay both the Principal and Seven per Cent Interest
lst Feb and 1st Aug.-in GOLD com, free Of Govern
ment tax.
limited amount only OF these Bonds may be had
at par and accrued interest in currency, Of II. H.
DooDr. Treasurer. No. - Wall-st or OF HENRY
CLEws & Co. Bankers No. 80 Wall-st.. New. York.
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NO = WAIL-Nl., NhN-lVhks ,
IssuE TRAVELLERS N ali ps
Europe, ke EXCHANGE ON PARIS
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y. NJ sxAHLH. Auetoneer.
THE following-named SHARES Of the
KNOwLTOs MINING COMPANY forfeited for non psymest
o. assessment will be SOLD at auction on MONDAY April a 1909
redeemed assessment and charges:

NJ. q Ssef Dss1I March & ss ''"'''
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themselves in that matter will remember that Mr..
Bancroft cited in the ninth volume OF his His
tory, an extract from the diary of the
fiessan Colonel DOnOp, which under date
OF Dec. 81, 1716 saysi Der Oberst Reed, der
neullch cine Protection erhalten. seye dem Gen.
Mflin entegen gekommen, und habe demselben de-
clarrt dass ncht gesonnen weiteres zu dienen
worauf lhm Miffiin sehr hart begegnete ind lhn
sogar eiheH dem Rascal geheissen habe." Mr.. Ban
croft translated this: Col Reed, who lately re-
ceiyed protection is said to have gone up to Gen:
Mifin and declared to HIM that he was not disposed
to serve any longer, upon which Mflin met him very
hatshly. and even called him damned rascal. y
claiming that the clause der neuch cine Protection
erhalte was descriptive and inserted on the part OF
the writer, and was not part Of the narrative ne
was repeating. In this view he was supported by
Mr. kapp of New-York, a well Known German
Donop, dated at BordentOwn Dec. 81. 1776. TO his
superior OFFICER MaioTGen Grant, at Brunswick. and
tins IS now before Inc. The report is in very bad
French: the following extract is exact the italics
only being mine:
"Ce qu est ben sur, c'est que 10 meme pres midi Gen.
Mhlin est ayance corps Rebeo In route dc
MoorstOwn usqu'au Pont do trois miles tlOgnees de
MonthOly mails gun ma ren enterpris que de ruiner
Le Col Reed, qui dernerement recu une protection
roncoDtre e Gen. Min aupTSs de ce FOHt ct lui de.
clare gun ayoit quite le part Rebce sur qnoi Mhiin
la traitc tos dureDent e nommant dam Raskel, ct
puisque depus no Ia plus va Blachhorse. LhOmDe
Gi M rappor6 ceio dro 6 encoie par moi pour cher
cher des nOucees de FtnneDi ct IL enteidu hd meme
eeHe conversation"
From this it viii appear that not only does DOnop
state lIs authority that Reed had received
protection but he further relates, crcumstantully,
"a conversation between Reed and Mltiin, which one
of his own scouts overhead near the bridge, three
miles distant from Mount Holly not a TumOr that
could not be traced to any trustworthy source.
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ted the nct In the next place he gives untrue account
Of the affair sayug that she fell from the window ana
makes attempt TO give any other possible explanaton
These circumstances demand conviction, even II lhey
stand alone. Tho Commonwealths case Is made ont by
these facts and have only now 10 deal Win Ihe
explanations that have been mede both IN the argument
and testimony which is supposed to support the aeiene
to show its utter faacy They dealt in nothing but
way; his defense must be a fair and reason
able one, not mere conjecture and guess.w,ortkI
OF the case and the deieuse and concu-
ded with and eloquent exhortation TO the Jury
the evidence and administer the law strictly thereby
putting stop to tho spirit OF murder that stalks at age
in community, not eparng the defenseless woman OF
the helpless babe the OF the holy saDDath day
AT u o'clock Judge Brewster delivered the charge
to the Jury, carefully reviewing the testimony and
describing the various degrees of murder The pris-
oner should have tho benefit of every reasonable
doubt but the jury must not take as granted these
assertions when they not certain that they
could arrive at satisfactory conclusion as to the
fact then that doubt belongs to the defendant but
the doubt must be created by the evidence in the
case and not by your imagination. He advised the
Jury to look searchngly through the whole case and
accept no circumstance except what has been clearly
proved Let each link be perfectly formed and prop
erly welded in the chain of evidence.
At 20 minutes of 9 o'clock the jury retired. The
court room was densely crowded the prisoners
dock was guarded Dy strong pOllce loTce unuer
nigh Constable Clark during the absence OF the
Jury the prisoner remained calm and composed in the
dock conyersing with his father and steadfast
friend Mr. John II. McCully. who has manifested q
Pythian friendship toward him during the entire
trial At quarter past o'clock the jury returned,
the clerk called the roll, and they all answered
to their names; the jury and prisoner then
arose and confronted each other. The Clerk: Gen.
tlemen of the Jury, how do you find the prisoners
Guilty or not guiltyf The foreman, in distinct
voice. replied. "GUMTY OF MURDER IN THE FIRST
DECREE" They all answered to the Clerks inquiry
so stand we ALL The prisoner remained composed.
when his friend McCully fell upon his neck with a
cry of anguish. The father was also deeply affected
and the prisoner endeavored to console them. The
Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
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rur, , oss or THE SCHOONER MoSrEzusrA.

BALTIMORE, Jan. LIN the U. 5. District
Court Theodore A. Norris, of the firm OF Morris Broters
OF New-Yor Is on trial charge OF conspirlng WIN
Cant Pennel TO cast away the schooner Monema' anu
thus to deiraud the Union Fire ana Marine Insurance
Company. A. sterret Ridgely DstrictAttorney' anu '"
r. Booth esq of New-Yok appear FOR the United states
Mr. James Cary Coae testified that Morris was intro
duced to him at about the time OF the MonteLumas >
sailing Morris wanted policy OF $0,o0 or sOooO lie
said the vessel was in Hampton Roads waltng 20 he
Sro,n him cannot saw he said she waiting 10 near
about the insurance, but that was the niereee te nc
proner risk in vessel like the MonleLuha Nonlu oo
ht ner cent there ia lutte trade between Baltimore
and Galveston cargo of $4,000 or $4,000 iol ,at sly
from Baltimore would bo extraordinary lines between
Rslt,more and Galveston have been tried and ADAM.
doned tho trip down the Chesapeake at that season
very dangerous insurance is generally made Wheh
cargo commences 20 be put aboard Mr.. Aorfss appii
catop 20 me for Insurance on the cargo NO ss,t
mony has taken concerning the casting away " '1
MonfeZuma,
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THE late JUDGE WILLIAMS.

BosTON, Jan. 1.--At u meeting oi the Daf,
Yesterday afternoon resolutions were passed fraS 10
fbe death OF ChiefJusce John M. Williams o aeM bec-
ford Judge Thomas reviewed the life ot judge NIians
saving that he was born in $780, entered Brown uhNe
y at tile age OF seventeen aud graduated IN lsOI
In the teachers and
he the colege-the eloquent Maxcy anu Iresi
dent Messer, then professor lie han Win nlIp W ~,
ege Judge Ptman OF Rhode Island jude pSHens sio
the deserved bead OF the Rhode Island par " so 1s
all, Henry Wheaton. lie began lne s"iy y,o,,ica y,
law m 1901, and 65 years after wrote eonn,1inisS va
,ion Ia Jndge Thomas stating certain views oi isw
with q clcarness, precision, and vlgor whish ma
his ripe manhood IL was only as Judge thnt ne ma
known TO the speaker He was man OF legal .anus. ~
trained IN the school OF special peadlng proug. s. 70
bench large experience at the bar, and secO' Isr
M home In the discharge Of all the dutts - ~ a.
He had not thly ample legal learning ~ ,sns 1
terminating mind aud irgu ana even I"nsmen.s'
He was an impartial judge m the best ser 80
moi natting client on ono side or the otir ara synS
"S;aoJ Lord or "GOod devil" but without iesp.o.
nersons seeking to initiate the Divine JustIce re
never asked OF him what member OF the Oar WouJa
likely 10 have the most iniiucD with the
Young and old were him alike Tor ne ioA.n fIief
the Justice Of the When he retlrsu ne atired
Justice Of the Court Of Common Pleas MIN is n War
A very remarkable Bench consisting OF Cun. hat IL
rem Allen and Merrick 10 having been he
in any providence Of God the supreme bee nes he
removed the Common Pleas could MI taeI >, I,fe: and
was man 10 be loved IN all the re atoms OF ,hs ele-
menfs of his character, requirements OF " 1 70 tnc
ness and courtesy OF plaHhrIs, He w.
designation OF the model Judge
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

NEW TEARS SPEECH OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.
PARIS Jan. 1.-The Emperor Napoleon, at the usual
New Years reception of the Diplomatic Corps in
replying to the address Of the representatives OF
Foreign Powers. said that he realized with much
pleasure the concilatory spirit animating European
Governments. which enables them to quiet animos-
ties and smooth international difficulties as fast as
they arise thus insuring the continuance of peace
lie confidently hoped that the year 1869 would prove
satisfactory the year which had just closed, and
that the of events may dissipate unfavorabe
apprehenslons and consolidate the peace so necessary
to the welfare and progress Of civilized nations and
peoples.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE TIMES AS A CHAMPION OF ARIsI0CRACY.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Times to-day, in leading
editorial denounces the projects of the Liberals for
the abolition of primogenture etc. and says that
England is essentially arisocratic and conservative
ARREST OF BANK DIRECTORS.
The Directors Of the Bank Of Oyerend, Gurney q
Co.. which failed some time ago. and whose affairs
have been in process of liquidation have been arrested
and held to bail n charge of fraud in the manage
ment Of it's affairs.
THE CONTEMPLATED YACHT RACE.
Mr.. Ashbury in his note to Messrs. Bennett and
Stebbns, of New York. relative TO the proposed
yacht race, after objectihS 10 the tunnage of the
Dauntcss Gays he will race the Phantom across the
Atlantic. He will go in any event and thus give the
Sappho and other American yachts chance to accept
his challenge.
fENIAN DEMONSTRATIONS.
Cork, Jan. l.--There was u large Feuian demon
stration here to-day, at which Mr.. 0Sullivan made
q strong speech.
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ITALY.

VICTOR EMANEUL on THE CONDITION OF ITALY.
FLORENCE, Italy, Jan. liking Victor Eman-
uel to-day in his reply TO the New Years congratula
tions of the Military staff, said that the present
situation of Italian affairs was good but that
if the present amcable situation should become
clouded and trouble should in the future appear to be
imminent, he should confidently rely upon the loyal
ty and patriotism of tho army to sustain him in main
tanning peace and the national honor
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
rno, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRACK

81. ''' LOUIS 10 ERW-YoRK
Railroad SaD. 1.-The report that the Erie
Rslssd dsr' "ss leased the Ohio and Mississippi
that Reonsall1a,,n - - reported as fact, however,
line between the A,ap,lc oD ,na
of gaaa, h'yer has been Effected, and ,I, a enanss
slopu.e The Ono and Mississippi Ro.c nas heen
sepre,. system o. through tfalns for fre,s.
le lsa once to be established, ana mir, ''1 - -,
more to Odin. H.. the interseet,, - ,ts
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
GOVERNMENT OF PHILADELPHIA.

INAUGURATION OF TIE MAYoR-ELECT.
PnILADTLPHIA, Jan. 1.-Daniel NJ. Fox was
sanguTated Mayor this afternoon The oath OF ofhce
s administered by Judge AllisoD in presence OF the
~ Councils. Mr. McMichael, the retiring Mayor,
,.sd his TO the Mayors Office and put him
s-ssson Of the The contest for the office, on
tofe iAtt~.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

pIrTsBuRGH, Dec. 3U.--JaInes ITIcsIIlyi, fn' mnlo
a susnended FROM the exercise OF his mnlseriai lunc
lions abont year ngo for conduct upbecomng minis
Tor i'm obusing his WIFE and other unchrsan behavior
,oad annca ION Yesterday for reinstatement before the
Standardization Pr,sbytery of the United Presbyterian
Church, but the application was rejected by oeciuyn
bore an excellent character.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
FlIAL sTAIIsrles yon cuIcA0o.

,o,, nN.eA@e, .', Jan. l.-'fhs aealtb Officers Re
s,s % n @sa las jet been ie ND shows that in 1868
SV psfsons died, and oals w.,s no ~ C,toogo The
A'A'ler Of marriages wac 4ss. '0'" :" ''''''s''
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TIE HRslDuyAD MURDER TRIAL.

head ,aorie, ,Oi-s Penn, Jan. 1.-The Broad
Dent m ooas@ We closed last night after the argu'
through M, eEisoners have held mp their heads
dyub, , ., ith bodness but there is little
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
GREECE.

PROGRESS OF wARLIKE PREPARATIONS
CORFU, Jan. 1.-The Government of Greece Is ac-
lively engaged in perfecting and completing tho
armament Of the national troops.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
WEAK INITIATION on THE NEwYORK RINd.

RICHMOND, Jan, l.-K. 1. oaIo, UNeIseVI OF WUl
the CITY hands was before n Council Commlttee on
u.e the labor OF the hands employed by the city, ana the
nrocceds of the farm belonging 10 the city MT sale mas
pd xeetables ON tho land belonging 10 the city by
tho labor OF the hands employed by the city ana mas
sold The product for his own benefit Inc comuiec'
sV V testimony reported that Sale was guilty,
hu that no was warranted IN doing what he had done py
instrnotion from a member Of the Council.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
lA1rsr FR0M GEN. SHERMAN.

NO Jan. 1.--Gen. Sherman has received
the Ipean. son Of the recent reported battle with
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DESTRUCTION OF A BITsrocS FACIoS'A Ami.
cprrvrIyID. Mass, Jan. l.--GuDh n,'s,,,d a
too,s ytensiye stock hit factory, IN ths '"''
lsst night Loss. saoan
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

Ohio and Mississippi and the Illinois Central Roads II
is added that the entire route between here and New
York is to be furnished with double track.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
PRESENTATION TO THE MAYOR OF RICHMOND

RICHMOND, Jan. IA complimentary &c coiha- IA
ton was civ an 10 Mayor Chaoon IN the Monticello no
ta tns evening aud the Mayor was made the recipient
of "A handaone gold headed cane, suitably hseiiDeu'
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EMANCIPATION.
CELEBRATION IN BOSTON.

SIXTH ANNIVERSARY OF PRESIDENT LINcoLN's
PROCLAMATION - THE SHAW GUARDS PA
RADE - WENDELL PHILLIPS FoREBoDNGs
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
FLASHING TON.

RECEPTIONS IN THE EXECUTIVE MANSION AND
LSEWIERE-LETTERS FROM MR. BUR-
LINGAME - THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT
WATCHING MIR. CUsIING-YIRGTNIA-GEN
GRANTS OPINION OF THE WoRLD-IHE IN
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TuE STATE GOVERNMENT.
INAUGURATION OF GOV. HOFFMAN.

,,rNroN's WELCOMING SPEECH-GoV.
w uorFsIAN'S INSTRUMENTATION VS.
TSDITNER AT THE DELAYAN.
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