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US we'll as the rest OF the world. They
srsans Ts followers so. e Dr sssssaS who's
Agitato,. 2. The followers OF Countess Hata
ifed fed. the friend OF I.assalie. who shared most OF
Friiz Mende, and their chief leaders Forsterng ana
Fritzscle: The Frets zeituasg lIelpslcJ is their
between the views Of ssc two cons es bat e
FORMER extends over the whole Of Germany, while
s. The faction Of TaascEer which came into Being
at congress held ut Augsburg last January. The
avowed reason Of its establishment was the dicta-
tOria conduct OF DR.. schweitzer and Mende, but On
antpathy 10 North Germany was the real cause OF
the movement. Hopes were entertained that It
would spread over the whole Of Southern Germany
and quite sepersede, there at least the organization
al whose head DR.. Schwezer stands; but these nave
not been realized Tanscher was Obliged to confess Mess
not SUFFICIENT 70 support the faction, and accordingly
9 fusion was accomplished between them and the
democratic w0rkmen's party at Stuttgart IN the be-
ginning OF last month.
The aforementioned party consists Of the second
only small part Of their numbers. They desire 70
break up Europe, and more especially Prussia and
the North German Confederation into number Of
literary man. and the Toiks.Ssaas lieipsicl IS t3eir
acted In harmony with the Volks-Ddftef. though the
leader Of the latter while republican In principles. do
signs that the alliance Is likely TO come to
sn,,,.sn an ennd .s on ,.Gs account 81 the great
however. opposed to strikes as a general rule. We
now come to the third ami most moderate OF the
unions. 1t Is the progressive workmen's party. Its
members ann at founding cooperative societies.
Or. MAX Hirsch and Franz bunker are Its leaders
and It's organs ara the Volts -ZeitxnO aud tho
Ge,cerk Velein (Berlln). For q long time the
party OF progress, under the leadership OF Schuze-
en as an a sFS s iSS s%
ply and demand were left entirely to itself It
would lead TO satisfactory relations between the
employer and the employed. In the meantime, they
endeavored to improve the condition Of the labOrer
by the establishment OF loan aud savings banks as
rias and artlcles OF daily consumption. Now, how
ever Mr. Schulze has retired into the background,
and the new leaders OF the party preaching The
OF England as models worthy OF imitation. The
reason Of this change may probably be sought I'm the
facl that large number OF workinen had lett tho
party to JON that Of pr. Schweltler, in the fasco
fasqe by the productive associations, and the bad
bookkeeping OF some OF the banks. The strikes at
Waidenbulg and Forst, however, have not brought
much credit to the new doctrine.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY ~ lS7o-TRlrLE SHEET

cuties whatever attached 60 the oe,ce. ami
Whatever significance 1t may have possessed
IN iorme times has long since departed from It, The
It's abolition, ana Committee OF The House Of Com.
mons sci reported that the Interests OF the nauon.
INSTEAD OF sulerng. would gain nom the oace being
destroyed. IL Ia worth the modest little sum or
Si2 1000 year; for which salary the only return that
IS sked L speech or two in the houSe OF Lords in
Glads ones reputation for proby ana economy that
we democrats were certain he would iake advantage
OF tho recent learrangement3 in the Cabinet to abol
ish my Lord priyy Seal altosether. lie did not 90
So aud hence tbs popular ootcry. lie Is accused OF
track ing to the Old wings and toadyng 10 the arsto
Gratis. Radical orators are denOuncing the policy
which discharges clerks ana docky yard laborers for
the purpose OF saving their miserable wages to the
EXchequer, and retains useless and antiquated
0nlce where there was good opportunity Of saving
$4,000 year. Mr.. Gladstone has committed great
error OF Judgment ana has lost good deal In popu.
HIS conduct On the Education bill has also given
great olence nn to the radicals He has forced
tasteful to the advanced section OF the Liberals and
he has achieved this object by the direct aid OF rhe
nnsectarian scheme OF education he has patched up
q peace with the churchmen and conservatives. The
menced and there VIII be strong alienation before
many months have elapsed between Mr.. Gladstone
Indeed, signs Of the spllt" In the party are every
day becoming mere and more imminent Already
government nave twice been defeated in o pitched
battle, and defeated BY their own filends IN manner
which has added bitterness to the defeat. True, the
questions upon which they were wOrsted were OF u
second rate character but the Ministry were on both
occasions exceedingly anxious to be victorious:
Their defeat Is therefore all the more Omlnous and
is In my opinion merely the fOrerunner or reverses
still more serious.
THE YELvERTON DIVORCES CASE
In London, the Master OF the Rolls has had before
him the case OF L0ngwOrth vs.. Longworth, IN which
bili had been fled 10 administer the estate OF The
resa Longworth, deceased, OF whose will the deen-
dant, Maria Theresa LOngwOrth otherwise Mrs.
Yeverton), is the sole surviving trustee motion
was now made TO the bill pro c0fessO against her.
The evidence showed that she went to America in
1868, where for some time she had given public
readings, but her address was not known. Mr.. W.
w. Katslake appeared In support Of the motion.
Lord Ro nlly made an order accordingly.
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TIE FAT MEy,S ApPLICaEIO.S.

At the present time, When the question OF melting
INT aud rendering fresh lard, tripe boiling &C., ia
the built.up portions OF the CITY, Is attracting
attention, it may be interesting to know what firms
have applied to the Board of Health for permits
a list as can be compiled from the records OF Sanl.
tary Superintendent Morris Ofilce:--
TO MELT FAT.
Henry Eisner, NO. AbattOr place Thirty ninth
street.
Enoch Morgan & Son, location unknown.
- Stevenson location unknown.
Smith Ely & Co., East river.
TO RENDER FRESH LARD
Monroe Crane, West Thirty yninth street, on North
DAVIS h Atwood, West Thirty ninth street. on
North river
Bam1eld Bros, b77 and 679 Tenth avenue.
Charles Pebler, 229 Stanton street.
Keager. Maloney 4 Co.; Dagqett LUX Bros,
seaef! sss! %sHs aase ra%
variah. Wagner, Cregin, Patterson Brotncrs.
Pueis, Eden & Flgge, Henckler, Hutter, Schmidt.
Turner, Hoffman, Hook, F%renderpnrg, render Eeie, baket'
Englert, Halstead Il Co, Row Brothers, Spaudtng,
location unknown.
TO BOIL TRIPE AND PIGS FEET.
s,Iisn Henry Tiernan' Eleventh aysase, @sas s'xe'n
ss4; H;f;;sss !;Sg' street
Francis A. SIi,i WATT 1s West Forty Seventh street
r. Harris. $40 West Forty.eighth street.
John SIeghortner, GA West Forty eighth street.
All these applications nave oeen M reierrea 10 .na
sons nected by these establishments some OF witch
have been reported upon favOrably by the Sanitary
SHOULD pe PREPARED to sS.er aeis
hsk for permits TO conduct business la the Duit-up
portions OF the city,
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DESPERATE ENCOUNTER win A BURGLAR N JERSEY.

The residence OF Mr. Levi Decker, in North Belle
vile, few mules out Of Newark, was the scene very
early yesterday morning OF desperate hand-to.
hand struggle with a daring burglar. Thomas r.
Iawless u man in Mr.. Decker's employ, was aroused
from sleep by the barking OF the dogs and pretty
soon he heard strange footsteps on the roof Alarm
ing the boss, Lawless tried to strike light, but
found that the matches and lamp had been removed
cnansed nom the roof to the Yard, and
Out Lawless went. Ie topnd! q strange man, who
at once raised an GlsriA as II Signalling to confed-
crates. Whipping out large bowie knife, tle mis-
creant, whose buTgarlous character was clearly hn
sv, ;,1SS,sed ,1S,ed q ISwless. The Latter proved hi1-
Wit with S tie aa bly' sSdSssa;a = Sss!aS a@TS
Ssu s Tr fas Decser hG GSop sps sppsarsd ssds'S the
seems aud secured the midnight marauder: lie
gave his name first as George Jones, OF NO.
70 Houston street, New York, and afterwards Us
James Maloney, OF Newark. He was taken before
Justice Sandford and fully committed for trial. He
is of stout, square build aud about forty years OF
age.
The store OF Elias Osborn, In Montg gomery street,
Woodside township, not far from Belevile, was
also broken open yesterday morning and robbed OF
about 5000 worth OF goods Occurrences OF this KIND
are getting to be very frequent and mounted ponce
patrol IS talked OF.
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beyond certain point the susceptbltties OF SPANS
merry and inpulsiyc neighb0r might ultimately
prove rather more dangerous to peace than would
DC altogether desirable. But there are even more
formidable difficulties In the way. Prim may be
very great man, and tho idol or certain section
OF the spanish public; but he is not 80 blindly
adorcd mat he would be forgiven for an
summing to take the destinies Of his country,
INTO ms own hands, and prOclaiming himself
the arbitrary dlsposer OF an illustrl0us throne IL
tue revolution did ANYTHING 1t testified TO the ultl-
mate sovereignty OF the nation, and the nation is
not likely lightly to resign rights which u has 80
dearly bought. We're tao candidature OF Prince
Leopold to be submitted TO the Cortes he would not
have The smallest chance. OF success. The
supporters OF the Prince OF Asturias, OF Don
Carlos and OF the Duke OF MonipensIer, ns
well Us the republicans, would all arrange them.
hlgh-handed policy and force his candidate over the
heads Of tho COrtes, the discomfort OF all these
parties would be aroused, the country would be-
come the scene OF violent agitation and probably we
should very soon read among the foreign kilograms
an announcement that second revolution had
broken out and that the King, like his predecessor.
had ned In terror across the border. Neither Prlm
nor Prince Leopold are likely to consider these poss
biltes % attractive that they Will care to take any
step that would tend to convert them into realities.
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The TOMB OF JEFFERsON.--One who recently VS.
ited the home and tomb OF Thomas Jefferson de-
scrbcs both as being In the most neglected and des
Olate condition. 1he gate Of the burial enclosurs
has fallen from its hinges, long grass ana lou wceas
are growing IN rank luxuriancc around tne graves,
and cattle and hogs find browsing and grazing
place over the very remains OF that Immortal man
and his C0nsOrt The house presented u dl'apusitu
appearance. and Is occupied by patttafcha ION, iV
Ing man, named wheeler. the ownership Of TAG
property Is IN dispute. The state OF vtrgna cla's
the property hut the heirs OF It's last owner u I.
Lew ARC cont sting the claim IN the courtA
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IFrom tho London Globe, July 81
AS tie conflict between labor and capital has
lately been attracting unusual attention In Ger
many, and sociaistic ideas have spread widely
AMONG the workmen, and are likely to exert In
nuence ia the forthcoming eectlons the North Ger
man correspondent gives the following concerning
the various parties into which the socialists OF Ger
many are divided, though OF late the movement has
become so irregular that new schools are perpet-
ualy sprlnging up merely TO die ont again, and new
proposals adopted only 10 be abandOned-
The first and by far the most important class are
the followers Of Ferdinand Lassaue They aim at
securing for the lab0rer share In the profits Of all
commercial and Industrial undertakings; and, In
order TO obtain is they desire the assistance of the
State All indirect taxation must, In their opinion,
be abolished. They are the most bitter enemies
of the capitalist, and desire 10 destroy capital in
every way. and particularly by means OF strikes.
Since the death Of their leader this party has become
thoroughly dIs0rganized as there are no less than
lhyee factions Which war win one auother
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FRANCE.

The Clarendon. B0uaDurte Libel Insuit-Napo.
leon When in Exilo-Luw, Trade and
Science.
PARIS. July Q, 1870.
The Figaro mas received an assignation TO appear
before the Seventh Chamber OF The Correctional
Police on Wednesday next for having insulted the
Emperor by publishing the following report. thus
In 1877 Lord Clarendon who Is just dead, received
q visit nom an exiled prince.
"My lord" said the visitor, al am going straight
to the point; an In want OF 500 900 francs, which
used.'
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nat ou;Te A sue o..

John NJ. Randolph, connected with several highly
respected families OF Newark and residing at NO. 81
Church street. in that city. made an abortive at
tempt 70 po,sop himself TO death with laudanum on
Wednesdty nlght He was found Ia Rosevle Park
In state OF iisensibiity, removed TO the station
house and restored. For some time past he has
been confguled GupQkarQ
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Democracy and Radicalism as They
Progress in England.
Ex.Quscn Isabella Of Spain, General Prim
and John the Baptist.
PRELATICAL TACTICS IN ROME
THE NAPOLEON-CLARENDON LIBEL.
German Socialism and La
bo1. and Capital.

BY special correspondence by mail from Europe
we have the following interesting exhibit OF Ola
World affairs on the 9th OF July
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tt2 New YORK, July 49, 1870
TO THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD
The Ice business In this city has become monop-
oily, and In consequence OF the exorbitant price OF
this luxury many thousands Of the poor IN this largo
city are comDeucd to go without that which Is an
actual necessary OF life. Why do not some OF our
wealthy men charter q vessel for Maine for ice, OBJ
tanng 1t for almost nothing aud selling II at a
much lower prlcc than the companies, still make
enough profit 10 defray expenses IL only needs
small outlay, and many OF tho citizens OF New York
would bless the man that performed such a work.
AN ICE TAKEH.
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GERMAN Y.
Jrrom The London Globe, July 81

The SociaIistic aiovement-'1xbor aud Capi-
The New York herald., 1870-07-22
Prim and the HohenzoiIern Prince English
Alarm.

IRON the London Globe, July 5--Eyening.]
The rumor that Marshal Prim has offered the
crown OF Spain 10 Prince Leopold Of Hohenzollern,
and that the OFFER has been accepted, certainly re-
quires confirmation. II Is doubtless very desirable
that the present troubled state OF the country should
be brought to an end. Parties are rapidly becoming
dcmoralized, and the agltated state OF the public
That even PrIm, however. should have been
bold ch3pgh tQ attempt such solution OF
The problem as Is at present attributed to
him, we find 1t hard to believe. The
mere rumor has already excited a feeling OF tiie
strongest jealousy In France, and PrlIn must be
aware however indifferent he may profess himself
to tue opinion OF foreign nations. that to %ound
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Jotal .......: l,60),OOO
Financially the new mana cement promises sue
cess, but NJ de GirardIn has been for long period
the lie and soul OF the Ltbere that his loss must
necessarily be severely felt IT. indeed II be not rre
parable.
THE TRADES ORGANIZATIONS
There are strikes aud rumOrs OF strikes In various
parts OF France. The working cabinet makers OF
Orleans demand an increase Of fifteen per cent ON
their present rate OF payment, aud declare that uu
less the demand be granted they will strike after the
work In hand shall be completed At Bordeaux the
strike OF cabinet makers continues, and the bakers
threaten TO follow suit. unless their pay be ang-
Marselllea have struck. They demand six francs
per day, instead OF five francs, and wish to impose
on their employers special conditions to the num-
Der 81 bak.12I. The masters refuse and threaten to
resort 70 machine kneading. At Rouen the owner
OF q large foundry procured w0rkmcn from Bel.
giim; but they had hardly arrived when they broke
their engagements, IN consequence OF being men.
aced By the French CURRIERS'. The metal workers of
rom their employers, ana have struck work. -
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FRANKLIN DIVISION.


C"nnnrtinc trains at IamcstCw1 r.i on Citv. On
anG an NonGay, August Sth, ls7o, aims vii rIi1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-11-19
A Young Widow.

a census taker, going his rounds, stopped At
an elegant brick dwelling house, the exact To-
cation Of whichis no business Of ours.
He was received by a stiff well dressed lady,
who could be well recognized as widow Of
some years standing
On learning the mission Of her visitor, the
laIy invited him TO take a seat in the hail.
Having arranged himself into a working po-
stion, be inquired for the number of persons
in the family Of the lady.
Eight" replied the lady, including my
self"
VERY well your age, madam y
"My age, sir" replied the lady, with a pier
cling, dignifed look. 81 conceive it's none Of
your business what my age might be. You
arc ioquisitive, sir."
"The law compels me, madam, TO take The
age Of every person in the ward it is nay duty
TO make the inquiry
We'll, if the law compels you to ask, |
presume it compels me TO answer am be-
tween 80 and 40"
II presume that means 50
"No, sir; it means no such thing--T am
only 80 years Of sgc."
VERY well, madam putting down tho
figures, "just as yop say. Now for the ages
Of the children, commencing with the young
est, If you please"
Josephine, my youngest, is ten years Of
age"
"'Josepbine--prctty name-l0."
Minerva was twelve last week
Nnerva-captiyatiDg-l2."
"CNpatra Elyira has jnst turned fifteen.
Cleopatra Elvira-charming-i5.'
Angelina is ls, sir just 49,
Angelina-avorite Dame-ls.'
Ny oldest and only married daughter, Sir
Anna Sophia, is a little over %"
"Twenty-fve, did you say
I" Yes, sir. Is there anything remarkable 10
her being that ase?"
Well, no, ! can't say that there is; but i,
it not remarkable that you Should BE- her motl-
er rheR you rsr> only eight years cf ogef'
Abont that time the census taker was oh
served running out Of the house why, we do
no. know. It was .he last time lie ever press
ed lady 10 give her exact age
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NO. Ia,
War News.

Dispatches from Tours last evening au-
nouncc that general battle had been fought
near Orleans, and that all the ambulanccs
tielc Lad been sent to the front. The engage
ment was preceded BY Prussian reconnoiS-
sance in force on Monday, resulting in the de-
feat of the prusSians, who retreatcd, leaving
their dead and wounded on tue field No par
ticulars Of the. general engagement are given.
1t is believed at Versailles since the failure Of
the armstce negotiations, that the Parisans
contemplate an immediate attack in force up
on the besieging army, i..,
The capitlla.ion of verdun is announced.
Important events are reported from Orleans
The Prussiaus. after series Of engagements
with. the French army of the Loire, have been
forced to evacuate that city, and have fallen
back ten miles. The French losses are said TO
have been very heavy. Brilliant sorties have
lately been made from Paris, resulting in the
capture of several Prussian camps.
.. \ dispatch from Berlin reports that Carl
baLi has surrendered.
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Deserved Compliment.

The New York correspondent of the Alex
andria Gazette, pays the annexed handsome
and well-deserved compliment to our former
countyman. Mr.. c. B. Rouss. An idea Of the
immense business done by Mr.. r. may be con-
veyed by the simple statement that he has now
t,renty-niae branch stores, scattered from tie
Atlantic to the Pacific, all doing a thriving
trade:
at generally takes a pew conner long
time to change former habits, but to liye in
New York is to labor assiduously and to meet
every engagement promptly. There are a
number of Southerners here who have fallen
into these habits as necessity, and their stern
integrity has secured the confidence Of the peo-
pie One of the lvest men in the cityis Mr.
C. b. Rouss, an en,erprising jobber, who on
first coming here was pressed to procure sub
sistence He was Confederate soldier aud like
all such came ont of the war without means
lie has been here less than five years and now
enjoys the confidence OF all leading houses in
the city, doing large jobbing business. Tell
your merchants to call on him when they visit
this rnetropolis" "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-11-19

At my residence near Kabletown, and Johnston !
TGiESDAY, NOVEMBER 22d, 1870,
The following valuable Personal Property:
6Work horses, 2 of them Mares with foal;
Milch Cows, 4Yearlngs, Calves. 20 Fat Hogs,
1 Brood Sows, heavywith pig by Chester Boar, 70
Shoats, 2 Six-horse Wagons and Beds, Cart, ]
Gumspring Keller Drill, Mccormick Reaper, ]
Buggy Horse Rake, | Cutting Box, Three-horse
Ulum PlGws, Double Single-shovel Plows, 2
Harrows Corn CO:erer, Grindstone, lot OF
Chains, Forks, Rakes, Shovels, Picks, Gearing
complete for, Six Horses, lot of PlOw Gears, l
;Rockaway new, for one or two horses. Sleigh. a
lot of Blacksmith Tools and Bellows, Pair Shelly
ing, Wheat Fan, Screen. $50 Barrels of Corn
most of it Yellow, IS Acres of Wheat in the
Ground. ,i..f ,g .. g.,
H0USEH0LD q KITCHEE FURNITURE
sBedsteads, Tables, washstands, Bureau.
Safe. Sdeboard, lot Of Chairs, Clock, 2
Stoves, Cooking Stove, Barrel Cider Vinegar,
Sewing Machine. p.l.
The Germ will be delivered on West side of the
River and if purchased by large lots for Boat load
will deliver it on the Bank at Watsons Factory
TERMS-A Credit of Twelve Months will ht
given on all sums above $40; all sums OF $40 and
under Cash, the purchaser giving Bond with ap
proved security, negotiable and PAYABLE in the
Shenandoah Valley National Bank at Winchester
with Interest from date 90
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock. No property to be
removed until settled for.
Oct. 30, Is7O-it. JAS. W. SHEPHERD.
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Vol. 6O.---VOL. 6, NEW SERIES.l
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.
TERMS.

rs-The FREE PREss is publi,hed weekly at TsO
Dollars and Fifty Cents per annua IN adraHes.
ES-THREE DOLLARS if not paid in advance.
~ One Dollar and Fifty Csnt' for ar months
rS-The terms Of advertising are, for square,
zone inch or less. One Dollar and Fifty CsHis for
three insertions-larger ones in the same proper
tion Each continuance Fifty CsSt'.
-E-No advertisement 20 be considered by the
month or year unless specified on the Manuscript,
or previously agreed upon between the parties.
rs-An advertisement not marked on the copy
or specified number ofinsertions win be continued
until ordered out, and payment e4acted accordingly
r.s-REeuLAK ADyERrIsEMESrs.-TO avoid any
Misunderstanding on he part Of the Annual Adver-
fiser it is proper 70 state distinctly that their pr
-ilege only extends to their immediate business
Real Estate. Legal and all other advertisements sent
bv them TO be an additional charge, and no yaria-
tion. -........
eya- Obituary Notices Of more than fveliaes viii
5echarged for.
JOB WORK--Posters. Sale Bills, Circulars
Cards. &c. executed promptly, neatly, and at iaiF
crices.
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Memorial Obsequies.

Formal ohsequies are to paid 10 the memo
ry Of Gen. Lee at Winchester, at sometime not
yet designated. Col F. ". NJ Holiday has
consented to deliver the address on the occa-
sion The Winchester Sentinel says:
In the selection of Col. Holiday the COM
mittee acted wisely. Himself brave and
gallant soldier, who had followed the fortunes
Of the great chieitain until brought to deaths
door by wound, the severity Of. which bis
er'I.y sleeve will best a.test-a Yirginian
hear, and SOUL and withal gentleman whose
high moral, and christian character may well
be emulated-who so peculiarly fitted as be, to
pay the last tribute to the memory Of that
fixed star, which will ever in the future shine
with such brilliaDcy in the galaxy Of imperish-
able Virginia names, as TO dim the lus,re Of
oil the rest?
The Sentinel further remarks
Mr. Daniel B. Lucas, Of Jefferson, has been
invited to deliver poem upon the OCCASION
He is a gentleman Of decided talent, aud will
doubtless offer production that will be heard
and read with universal satisfaction. .. We con-
gratulate the committee upon their wise selec-
tions