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MARKETS.


NEW YORK, June !, Evening.-Cottor
closed dull and heavy; middling uplands
223c; middling Orleans 23c; sales tod ay
l1O bales. Flour: State 81 1905 65; West.
ern 81 1906 80; Southern dull at SIS 900
10. Wheat 1c lower. Corn heavy; new
mixed Western $500 so. Beef steady. Pork
dull at S29 62a@29 IS. Lard heavy; kettle.
rendered l64@163c. Whisky irmer at ST Os
@1 %. Rice firm; Carolina s@ssc. Sugar
firm. Coffee, mOlasses and naval stores
quiet. Tallow steady.
Sugar firm; Porto Rico 93c; muscovado 8!
@94c; fair to good refining 9a@9Sc; No. IL
Dutch standard 10@l0tc. Wool heavy and
declining; domestic fleece 46@4sc; pulled
800; California 29@31c. Hides moderately
active; prices in buyers favor.
CINCINNATI, June l.-Flour in good de-
mand and frmer; family SIS 3O@5 60.
Wheat is in light supply and firm at 81 12@
81 Is. Corn $4,000. Oats 54@5sc. Rye
85@s7c. Cotton dull; middings 214c. To-
bacco active; sales to-day 20 hhds at SIS $50
$40 for lugs to leaf. Whisky ST 04@l 05.
Provisions nominally unchanged; nothing
done; holders ask full prices for all articles.
Butter zoe. Eggs lSc.
low grades fall dull and dropping; other
qualities firm; fall superfne, S4@4 25.
Wheat dull; No. 2 red fall, ST 05@l o..
Corn, S6@96c. Oats, 56@5sc. Rye, 75@79c.
Whisky. 81 O5. Pork, $50. Bacon: Shoul-
ders, 1870; clear sides, l75c. Lard nominal,
l53@16c.
Foreign Markets.
HAvRE, June 1.-Cotton opened heavy;
tres ordinaire on the spot, LIS.
LIVERPOOL, June l, Evening.-Cotton
closed steady; uplands, l0S@l04; Orleans,
l05@ll. Sales to-day 10000 bales, of
which 1000 bales were for export and specu-
lation. Pork and lard quiet. Bacon irmer,
but higher.
LONDON. June l, Evening" Consols
closed at SO. Ex.dividend bonds S92.
FRANKFORT, June bonds opened quiet
at 95t.'
PARIS, June l, Evening.-Bourse closed
firm. Rentes "a 70.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-02

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
TREASURY ESTIMATES FOR THE YEAR

Reconstruction of Judicial Circuits
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River IntelllRene0.

SOUTHWEST PASS, June l. 6 P. M.-Ba.
rometer 1866. Weather calm. No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship Chiliau.
PAss-A.L'OUTRE, June 1, 6 P. M.-Arrived:
Schooner Cleaner, Leitch master, three days
and twenty hours from Ruatan, with fruit,
to J. B. Pignola. Sailed: Brig Wave, and
schooners H. P. Russell and Henry Hobart.
MEMPHIS, June Passed up: Mary
Houston, John II. Groesbeck, Olive Branch
and Julia. Passed down: Thompson Dean.
Weather clear and warm. River falling
slowly.
VICKsBURG, June Passed down: H.
NJ. Shreve, 4; Sam Brown and barges, 4;
Mary Ann and barges. 5 P. NJ. River fail
ing. Weather clear and warm.
PITTsBURG. June 1.-Frequent thunder
showers this afternoon. The Monongahela
has three feet six inches. and falling.
LOUISVILLE, June l.-River has fallen four
inches in the last twenty-tour hours; seven
feet large in the canal, and five feet in the
chute. Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-Arrived: Arthur,
from New Orleans; Rubicon, from Vicks-
burg; Belle Lee and Grand Tower. from
Memphis. River stationary. Weather
cloudy, very sultry.
CINCINNATI, june 1.-Arrived: Leonidas,
from New Orleans; Silver Moon, from Mem
phis. Departed: Samuel J. Hale, for Mem
phis. River falling, with sixteen feet in
the channel. Weather clear and pleasant.
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Time, 1:484-1:464-1:474.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-The annual meet
ing of the Western Associated Press was
held in this city to-day, with good attend
ance from all the cities.
The sessions were principally devoted to
business which would not interest the pub
lie.
The report of the general agent was held,
showing highly satisfactory state of affairs,
q marked improvement in the character Of
the news, and the existence of harmonious
relations with the Western Union Telegraph
Company and New York Associated Press.
The following officers and board Of di-
rectors we're elected:
President, W. N. Walker, of the Detroit
Free Press; Secretary, Il. q. Baker of the
Detroit Tribune. DirectOrs-Joseph Medill,
Chicago Tribune; Richard Smith. Cincin-
natl Gazette; W. N. HaldemaD, Louisville
Courier-Jour1aat; w. D. Beckham, Dayton
Journal; A. J. Aikens, Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin, Democrat; Mr.. Houser, st. Louis Dem.
ocrdt.
The question of the removal of the office
Directors.
There we're in attendance at the evening
session OF the association Erastus Brooks,
of the New York Express, and j. .. Hueston,
acting general agent, representing the New
York Associated Press, and also J. Russell
Young, Of the New York Standard, and Mr..
Wells, of Philadelphia, representing the
American Press Association, General AnsOn
Slayer, general superintendent of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, and delega-
tions from Nashville and Memphis press.
The board met and organized by the elec-
ton of Mr.. Houser as Vice. President, and
Joseph Medill, Richard Smith, and W. N.
Haldeman, as executive committee.
This afternoon the party of gentlemen
with ladies, accepted an invitation of the
officers of the Jeffersonville and Indiana
railroad, and took an excursion in a special
train over the new bridge to New Albany.
Tomorrow they accept similar invitation
from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
and visit the Mammoth Cave.
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ANOTHER MOCK MARRIAGE.

A Wealthy Merchant Committed to
Ludlow StreeA Jail to Await Trial ON
q Charge OF q Breach Of Promise
Miss Ada f. Meyer's Amdavlt Before
tho Hon. Abe H. Hummel.
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A North Carolina strnIqrt Dr,nI,.

Some years since, when they were buln' the
locks on Coal River was over thar Ut PcS toul an
! stopped IN at DR.. kel.um's, who physickui people
IN That quarter az that tlue. Thar Was famine
just then, and great sutlrrin' among men, women,
aud children, tor want of tho neCcs-afics Of lie.
L'lStMse, 1t was about the same thing. Thar
was plenty OF meat, an abundance OF corn, and no
scarcity of chicken but the rivers were dry an
wh.skey run entirely short. Some rrndcnt people
laid in sufficient stock hut the most had not. How
to bring w a family 'thout reieye was puZzler,
ana NE suffering was enormous.
DR.. Kclium was IN trouble too; he symp9th'zcd
with bis noighbors, but he had hdl-barre Of % per
cent. alcohol Ia his Office and, as Gr rs he was con.
cerncd, lie managed 10 fix up, with sugar, an water
an gum, an ether an sich truck, until he made a
purity fair drink, Sccin' was friend OF his. he in.
Nted me TO sample II, Wall, II kinder filed the
RIVER country came In, on his way to Raleigh Co c
House. lie smelt the smell, an SAYS: i've been
nigh two DAYS from home, an I'm almost slarv!n'' g
.. ", sayS heligm' pontin' to the cask, THAT'S
Tho chap frightened up, an he drawel level
tumberul OF that alcohol an alore yOu could say,
scat, You beast ~ do Wn II went
kellum he turned pale.
SAYS the man " I'm much obliged TO you. That .
s1rchn u an Go turned and walked ont
kellum sat as II he'd been shot, an then Jumped
=" That won't do" said he. "That's enough ia
cmeticn o. ~ '
We both went to the door He wasn't in sight.
J run w TO the creek, aud kclum he run down TO
inc road but IL wasn't OF no use.
81 shouldn't wonder" said Kollum " ef that chan
hash gone an died somewhar by himself Tmr'l
wbic fboI dn ioul1 aitcc,' and krawnos ink
, Well we sot thar tor about an hour talking nhout
We Door Kusss melancholy fate, when an To on-t iu
walked the chap himself as pcert rs a wild-rH'.
Doctor" says he, Tan gwiuo 4 long W. up a.,
you, could Nou spar me another tunblcrlui It.
TIC most sausf!incst Ticker ever d'auk.'
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CLINCHING THE AMENDMENT.
Making nil American Citizens LITERAL,
Equal before the Inv

Making NIL American Citizens Literally
Equal before the Inv.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-lhe bill to enforce the
fifteenth Amendment reported in the Senate this
morning, provides that all citizens Of tho United
States who are or shall be otherwise qualified By
law to vote nj any election by the people in any
State, territory, district county, city, parish town
ship, school district, municipality or other terrific.
rial subdivision, shall be entitled and allowed to vote
AZ all such elections without distinction Of race,
color, or previous condition Of seryitnde; any law.
custom, usage. or regulation Of any State Terrific.
~ or by or under its authority, to the contrary not.
WiLhstanding.
II the laws Of any State or Territory shall require
any act to be done as prerequisite 10 voting u shall
be the duty OF the officers Of the law In said state or
Territory to give equal opportunity to all citzeru Of
such Official failing so TO do shall forfeit ana pIy i've
hundred dollars to the person aggrieyed thereby TO DO
recovered by an action At law M In n Lluy
ton shall also be ln,d nor les than I'VE hundred dol
lars, and imprisoned from one month 20 one year.
The oner OF any citizen lot whom such prpr Qusi'e
IA rcdnii ed shan be deeUcd Performance IN law Of
slch oct II such act s 70 be carried ntn by
reason OF the wrongful act or omission OF the SAD on
GERS charged ~lth the duty oI receiving permltl.
prescribed against any parsO who fhlil Hinder or
attempt e. prevent any citizen from performing such
Pt IONS dcnrvcd or any ofNcr except that or nom,
tor 4 Congress State Lcgisntu by reason OF The
violation of the foregoing provisions may recover pos
session tlI1lsh NE U.itel Slltes Courts. which are
unned States District Conrts shan have, extensively
ol we STATE ours, cogn zauce Of all crimes and Of
FENCES against tue PROVISIONS Of this act.
AL tho Officers Of the Uhited states are requrcl IN.
der penalty Of $1,000 TO institute and cfnrca rrO.
Greetings hereunder ami the Pres Is authorized 20
ss emp Tue an1 and naval forces or tic militia TO
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turc Quite unexpectedly to Gov. BARBOUR,
an illitcratc fellow of the name Of NAPLES,
a rafting speaker and n good d'Gl Of n
tlackguard entered tho lists against HIN.
According to custom BARBOUR had TO stump
the county in company with MALES. At
tho final meeting Of the campaign NAPLES
got of an unusually abusive harangue, to
which BARBOUR, drawing himself up with
stiff dignity, replied as follows:
Fellow Citizens: When was young
man, now nearly forty years ago, your
grandfatlers sent me rs their representative
for four terms TO the House of Delegates, and
I was chosen Speaker Of that body. Az q
subsequent period ] was twice elected Gov.
ernor of Virginia. Afterwards, and for ten
ycar, | represented this renowned Common
wealth in the Senate of the United states,
where was the confidant and perhaps may
say the peer of MACON. KISG, GAILLARD,
PIScKNEY, and VAN buren,. Mr. JouN
Quincy ADAMS subsequently conferred upon
me a place in his Cabinet, and for three
years | shared his counscls in conjunction
with CLAY, WHIT, and MoLEAN. | was
then appointed Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentary TO the Court of 81.
James's, where it became my duty to conduct
negotiations with the conqucror Of NAro-
LEON. Judge, then, fellow citizens, of the
iueiiable disgust / feel. after such a career,
and in my declining years, at finding myself
here today engaged in a low, pitiful county
contest with such - disagrecable little
cuss as BILL NAPLES"
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correspondent suggests that the increase
Of deposits in the savings bank during the past
year. which we mentioned on Saturday, does ~,
b. any means prove that there has been au
equal iucrels. in the wealth Of the community
lie says that when trade is very dull thousands
Of men leave their money in the savings banks
10 draw per cent, in preference to using it in
specializing IN a continually falling market aud
that he knows Of several, who usually invest in
trade when the market is active. who now make
deposits IN two or more banks, so as not 10 cS-
coed the 5000 upon which they can draw their
g per cent. Ii business were in any way active,
these large amounts, be thinks, would b. with
drawn, and placed where they would yield q
larger income. In confirmation Of tins view, h
cites the familiar TACT that when trade Is dull or
confidence Is wanting there Is always ut the
money centres, such as Londoa and New York,
an abundance Of moncycd capital 10 be had on
good colla,erals at exceedingly 10" rates of in.
teIgst.
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Mr., GEORGE NJ. PULLMAN Of Chicago, the
celebrated dscoverer Of sleeping cars, ha, just
returned from Washington in good spirits from,
having succeeded in a very delicate and difficult
negotiation. Nr. PULLMAN has arranged with
President GRANT and select party of his friends
including some members Of the Cabinet 10 make
journey to the Pacific coast soon after the ad
tournament Of Congress. The precise route by
which the Presidential excursion will reach the
Union Pacific at Omaha is not yet determined
but it is not expected that either of the lines
through New York viii be selected, as they have
manifested a disposition to insist upon the pay
ment Of fare from the President The same as from
ordinary citizens
When President JoHNsoy made his celebrated
progress to Chicago aud st. Louis in 1885, which
was popularity known as swinging around the cir.
Gle, tie expenses were met by a levy upon the
collectors Of internal revenue, aud some who
were unwilling to furnish their five hundred dol
lars apiece were dismissed from Office. With the
tact and skin q Mr. prLLNAN, however, no such
unpleosanincss need be expected when President
GRANT crosses the continent.
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Carrier Pigeons M Seattle steamer Ci.y Of
Boston.

When the probable loss Of the Imam steam
fhig CITY OF Boston was FIST su,sestcd IN the newa-
papers, On account OF her uUuaIIIyal at LIVERPOOL
some one in THE country propos I'd the employ ment
~ carrier zig uus ue sea mo. ,ngcs Of distress a
prominent London Journal dcl ot,s long article 10
hi proposition, and urges r.ata TT Of It's pracu.
cahiity Be made. HI is c.r'au or even only prob
1ue, that had there been suitably trained carrier
pigeons on the CITY OF Boston, we should now know
tho story Of her fate the llc Is one OF 10 slight In.
There can DO lite doubt that tao missing steamer
is finally and forever lost Whether che was do.
strOycl by cO'diug with nm iyeb,re when n tow
days out from lllfag-as Nj Iumun, her OWncr
belicyes-or whether she consumed by tire
clusei BY the ovcrheatlns OF her engines, rs las
been TumOrgd, We shall rObably never know. And,
II anything, II IL tbs dreadful want OF knOwled ge
that inienslnos the anguish of those whose Il, ar
ones formed p,rt Of tie precious human feisAt
In urder to employ carrier pigeons for the CONVEY.
oncd Of messages from vessels in distress, It would
BE necessary 10 establish large dovecois as homes
for them nj ono or two OF our importlnt seaport-
from which they could be taken tY outwaldbouui
ships. in case Of accident or PERI, slip Of paper
attached TO one of the biids would be swiftly borne
70 the cot from Which tie pigeon came, provided Tie
distance were not tor great, Gnd the bird could be
Induced 10 fly rom the Ahip,
Five hun4rcl miles Is a long night for the carrier
pigeon, though sea birds can doubtless traverse
than once or TicO. But Tie speel Of the carrier
PgeOn Is yery great. Al the annual pigeon race Ia
b"lFWul last Jby, eoWt l'.iO hllus were sent ifOu
brussels t. place near Toulouse 5?l miles distant
There they wore Jet 20, and The winning bird r-c'el
brusscl, IN twenty hours from the time no was hhuT
ated. la England, carriers have down 20 miles IN
tnr"e lonr- aud nall
l~eirl, however carrier pigeons m, M be IN
rome cases as where a ship was short OF provisions
OF her machinery 81 n,lei they ~, VII avail nothing
probably, az the occurrence OF ~ 81 lden dsas or,
Inc OCilg L OF IRE, OF u collision with AN iceberg,
arc accident. % er lblo in their ttu.J that they
leave no time fnr any thoughts but those OF how %
escape, And N * p. Obable that some such sudden
ana uneXp pee ed fate beel the City % Boston; some
d. aster uai would have rendered the writing Of n
hc''og' and attaching II To bird utterly imp0ssi
pc Pc blt II so went down In storm NJ sea, and
pigeons taken from this side might We'll Layo
ns the last words OF her passengers to those
In the world they had leit.
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Tho compulsory flight Of United States
Consul pHmLPs from Santiago de Cuba was dis.
graceful enough to our national honor but to
even lover depth than this, it appears, we have
been forced TO descend.
Admiral Pooh took Mr. PHILIPS back TO the
post from which he had been 50 ignomnously
expelled, on board the Gag ship Severn and on
his arrival At Santiago Gslfi permission for Con-
sui PnLLIPs TO go ashore i he Goganor c0nsid,
cred he couH do 80 wih sgtetyi Tho Governor
replied in the affirmative and granted the perinis-
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An USEM E.NIS.

At Wallack's last evening the old play Of " The
Bellies StratlGem" was renewed under somewhat
uLluvOrnble auspices. Lester Wallck being away,
Tue loading character ~ Dorc0Tt was SUPP Dried by
Mr.. j, W. WallacN Flpter, the amusing fopling,
WAS Wen portrayed by MIR, O. Maruwe who might,
perbaps, have done better ~ D5D,iHiCk, TOR he at
least, would have ESCAPED the indignant hiss drawn
down by Mr. Wal1ck's nwkWaraHess when he
bumped the iOp's head violently against the pro-
souniuIg Us to cave visible deat in H. The r5E of
Mrs. Rdcksn was perfectly filled by Miss T. Mes
ta5er. Mrs Phillips was really successful Us LQdy
FJQagis T0gch G01d
Sgnora Maria Gcllic sang last night at A
concert IN P!1irdeld, Her trp to Italy has greatly
improved her voice, and insicli OF q contrlto we
were ns'onishei TO hear a rich Soprano with tie
cortralto notes SUI as good as ever. During the
evening lhe signorl sins cnvana from PcetrlIla's
tone" "Ihcu Every here, -, IRON the German, aud
~ q no rom " Enani" Win Signor Fosslu and
Signnr Colgani. We understand the siRnora Mari,
intends visiting Canada shortly.
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Persia is snid to he very anxious to cstab
ish intimate relations with the United States, and
it would not be at all surprising to see a Persian
Ambassador soon making his appearance at
Washington Persia is fast becoming one Of the
most important countries of the East The
Pcrsiars are head and shoulders over the Turks
in intellectual culture as well as in the spirit of
enterprise. Whenever the Shah sees fit TO ac-
credit Minister ut Washington, IL is to be hoped
that he viii be real Persian, and not cue Of tho
diucp uiable Frank adveEturers with whom that
country abounds
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The condition Of the harhor Of Havana ia
50 dreadful that some grand jury Of the United
States ought 10 indict il az "A nuisance which eau
not be tolerated any longer. The S7aniards have
been so busy for centuries past in getting money
out Of Cuba that they have allowed fearful
quantity Of filth to accumulate in the main har-
Dor. The poisonous elements which generate
yellow fever arise from the filth, and the fever
spreads TO our shores and docs injury. No indi-
vidual has n right to keep nuisance on his prem
ises that iujuriously affects his ncighbor nor
have the muions of Spain who are in Cuba
right to keep in the harbor Of Havana that Which
injuries US, although the nuisance is agreeable to
their nos,rils. When the Cubans take posses.
sion of Havana they will probably engage BNS-
JAniS F. BurtrR to clean the city and harbor, on
account Of his great success as a Street Commits.
sioner when nc was in New Orleans.
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The plan Of minority representation. which
has recently been much discussed in England,
has been practically applied, on small scale, in
Pennsylvania An net was passed by the Legis-
ature Of that State amending the charter
of the town Of bloomsbury, which pro-
ydes that when six officers arc TO be
chosen each voter may give one vote
to each Of six persons or ono vote and half
TO each Of four two votes 20 each Of three, three
votes to each of two, or six votes to one. At the
first election held under the new regulation, for
seven members Of the Town Council, three Demo
Gratis were chosen. and four Of the opposition
party. As the town has hitherto always been
strongly Democratic, being the home Of Senator
BucKNrw, this result was rather unexpected,
especially to the Senator, who had himself pro
cured the passage of the law in question.
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II is said that Father HYACINTIIE has been
converted TO Professionalism by W. De PREssESsE,
aud t'at he is about committing matrimony and
taking charge Of Lutheran Church. The Zap.
pei Of Paris is responsible for this improbable
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Murdcr by n nrool,Iyu \yonnn.

Peter b, Daley, ayed 70 years, a priest. died
in St. Peters Ilos0itl Congress street, Brooklyn
yesterday afternoon OF injuries at the hands OF his
niece, Mary Daley Of 81 Slckctt street. TIE
couple lad quarrel about Two weeks ago. an |
Mary assaulted her aged uncle with an axe and cut
lin severely She is in i'll,
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sion, bat Mr.. pInLuPs preferred to "rcmain on
board Inc Gag ship
Admiral Poor should at once be recalled and
tined By court marital for requesting favor in
lieu Of demanding and enforcing satisfaction.
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The Young Democracy are moving IN earnest.
If any man supposcs that their power in this city
is broken, let him wait till the 18th Of May, ard
he will know better.
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The Republicans of the Seventh Assembly Dis.
rlcl, under the auspices OF the Association OF wh,ch
Col T.. A, conk!ins Is President, win hold meet.
ing this evening, ct METROPOLITAN Hall M sinh
Amendment
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Tic daay circulation of The Sun during
the last Uook, ulicA onded on Saturday,
dp,Ii %, ,rds as Jollocs:
MONDAY ........ 100. Ol Thursday ...... 100 200
Tue FRIDAY. 1NO,HOV
wedn, sday ..... 90, 90 Saturday. .".,"1O 900
Aagrtgdte ddiiy circulation h& ueok,
COZ, 100. Arcrdge daily circulation dur
ing de reck I0o,5I7. Duty aeerdge dur
ing tie precious reek, ending AprR is,
IOO, oO7.
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Mr.. PARTON is said to be engaged in pre-
pairing three articles for the dtldHt'c CJmic
Monthly, the first to be entitled "Will the Com
ing President do anything but smoker the
second, "Miil the Coming Secretary of the Navy
know ANYTHING about shipsf' the third "will
the Coming Secretary Of State know anything
about anything" Three pretty serious conun-
drums
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''The Alias gives currency to the report
tia, the Hon. Moan DAVIS was retained by some
Of the propuetors of the Tribune to assist in the
prosecution of McFARLAvD and the defence Of
themselves in the lree-loye murder case"