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:, "lts nifty cnris," said Mrs. Partington to
Ike, while res ding. about the impending war
in Europe, that the Hollcrhorn creates such
disease among tho cattle in Amer XIV" The
old lady, having delivered herself of the
above, took dose OF LIprMAN's GREAT GER.
MAN BI1'rERs to cheer her depressed spirits
and resumed her knitting.
Lippman's Dittcrs are for sale by all dru1
gists and dealers. Depot in Columbia &. G.,
at GEIeER u MCGREGoR's, Druggiyts. SIS
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1sEf. Js ID. SOIIHELL. I'LL Cuo ON1ON
Springs Times, we find the following
reference to the Rev. J. B. Cottrell.
Mr.. G. is from Spartanburg, in this
State, graduated at the Citadel Academy,
and is now Methodist preacher in Ala
bama. The occasion referred to was
meeting Of the Democrat and Conserva-
tive Club in Bullock County, Alabama,
held to ratify the recent Democrat and
Conservative ticket, nominated for
Governor and other State officers. The
Times says:
Among the number of good speeches
made during the meeting, was one by
the Rev. Jos. B. Cottreli, who was re-
peatedly called on, but persistently de-
clined speaking, until at length towards
the close of the meeting, the demand
from the audience seemed imperative,
he then reluctantly came forward, aud
in attempting to decline and keep out of
q speech, lie finally drifted into one.
His speech was truly soul-stirring,
rousing effort. Tt was characteristic OF
the Christian gentleman-the pious
minister, who, detesting iniquity in all
its phases, unhesitatingly lays it bare,
whether found in the folds of the church
under the guise of religion, or in the
political camp, bearing the standard ,on
which is hypocritically inscribed 'uni-
versal amnesty and the removal of all
political disabilities. His keen sarcasm
upon the psuedo statesmen and patriots
Of this ngo and country, was whitening
in the extreme. He surveyed with tell
ing effect tho political dimensions of
Alabamas giant law -givcrs, (?) and be-
fore he had finished with them, they
appeared in their true light, rs but
mental pigmies .fiH with the spoils of
Office.
Mr.. Cottrell was frequently inter
rupted witt, loud und prolonged applause.
Somo parties present said if money
would be any induccment, he should
have handsome purse to take the
stump, and follow up the radical Office
seekers in this Congressional District.
OF course Mr.. Cottrell could not, for
consideration, be induced to tnke the
stump; for, as he says, he has calling
infinitely higher than anything in the
gift OF the people, and no political pre-
ferment would be temptation to him.
He is at heart, we believe, averse to po-
litical discussions; yet when corruption
and ignorance hold such continual sway
in our State Government, ho cannot,
when called upon by his fellow citizens,
refrain from exposing it-yea, holding
such up to tho righteous indignation of
al aggrieved people.
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A BEAUTIFUL THoUGnT.-It may be truth
,uiiy SAID that the greatest Of all blessings is
turned to sorrows. TO all health is essential
10: lifes enjoyment and pursuits, to the
young and old, to the rich and poor. Are you
IN search of wealth? Health is necessary.
OF what avail would these he without health?
Tho beauties of spring the song OF birds, the
deep blue sky, the rolling ocean, all have a
poetic fascination which charms only the
what are these but mockeries. Tho body dis
eased, the mind sickly DER with the saddest
OF thoughts. Oh! that l may live to appre-
ciato the blessings of health. This rich boon
ID swithin the reach of all. The remedy at hand
i'll HEINITsHs QUEENS DELIGHT, the hoalth pa
nacea. Now is tho time to try it. AZ
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jacob Sulzbacher-To Make Room.
p: Hope-Broad River Bridge.
Miss Wilbur-School Notice.
d. Clark-Tailoring.
J. j. McCants-School Notice.
Meeting Independent Fire Company.
Communication Columbia Lodge.
Mrs. s. Q. Goodwyn-S School Notice.
). N L. Il. Agnew-Indigo, Lard.
Meeting Y. M. G. a.
u. G. PeiXotto & Son-Mules.
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SuFFERINa m PANS. q g. Meagre as are
the kilograms from Paris, they suggest q
terrible picture Of suffering among the
poorer GLASSES in that once gay and
luxurious CITY, sjfT The thousands Of small
shop-keepers, &ho ard accustomed to
live from handto mouth By the profits
OF their daily trade, must be entirely
ruined; while the mechanics, who
create the various articles they deal in,
are likewise thrown out of employment.
The threatres are closed. and that again
turns adrift multitude of workmen;
the gas works nro stopped, which has
the same effect in another direction.
Add to this that provisions are becoming
daily scarcer and dearer, and we can
readily see that the horrors of n siego
have begun to be experienced. No
wonder that all who can are fleeing to
safer quarters; for, should resistance be
prolonged, tho miseries of famine, of
both food and drink, and fuel, will have
to be endured by those who remain.
An ugly rumor is whispered Mt Wash
ington that the fnmons Red Cloud mis-
sion was, after all, little coup tie Meutre,
COTTON up by the Indian ring for the pur-
pose of establishing the Laramie
traders. It is said the visiting warriors
were heavily bribcd and instructed to ask
the Great Father to appoint them three
Interpreters. Of course their wish was
compiled with, andIa blissful peace spread
over the warlilko plains, while Indinn
swindling hourishes at Laramie in the
most approved style. In view of the
greater security of frontier life, this does
not mako any great difference, bnt the
ugly suspicion will intrude itself that
parties, shrewd and unprinciplcd enough
to thus impose upon the country, would
not hesitate to stir up preliminary In
dian war, with NIL its horrible concomi-
tants, whenever it may chime in with
their interests.
Mr.. Nathan II. Porter, of Charleston,
has been appointed Notary Public by
his Excellency. Enoch Cannon, OF
Spartanburg, has received like appoint
ment.
Beauty" says French writer, sis
all the virtue OF some people, and virtue
is all the beauty of others"
The sum total of dogs in the country
is 5000, O00. Some total, that.
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Carolina Indigo.
EOO LBS PRIME CAROLINA INDIGO,
cVO on hand and for sale low at Wholesale
and retail. J. Il II. Il. AGNEW
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The Very Best.
THE undersigned have just received q
Il supply of Bagley's MAYFLOWER and
other celebrated brands Of TOBACCO.
BY. the-way, we are anxious that all parties
who havo been dealing with us, on promises
"fo pay Tomorrow" to come up and settle, as
money is scarce. Don't spend all your money
elsewhere, as we keep THE VERY BEST Of
everything in our limo.
PAYSINGER & FRANKLIN,
Sept 1G ProprietOrs Exchange House.
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SundrIes.

SundrIes.
A MOTHER lot of those extra fine SEGARS:
N cask above-proof Brandy; besides
variety of other choice articles. Give them
n trial. PASSENGER Il FRANKLIN
Sept 10 Exchange House, Main street.
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Beauty" says French writer, sis
all the virtue OF some people, and virtue
is all the beauty Of Others
The sum total of dogs in the country
Is 6,OOO,O O0O.- Some total, that.
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Mr.. Nathan H. Porter, of Charleston,
has been appointed Notary Public by
his Excellency. Enoch Cannon, Of
Spartanburg, has received like appoint
ment.
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The following appointments have been
made for Judge Carpenter and General
Butler:
Barnwell @. H., September 81.
Walterboro, Colleton. September %.
White Hall, Colleton, September a.
Beaufort, Monday, September 26.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
MILITARY CHIT CHAT.

In compliance with General Orders NO. 8, currens,
series from general headquarters the following
changes In the Second div ision arp annoulced:-
Frs-The Sfifty-sixth regiment infantry IN dis
panued aud tho officers thereof are rendered super
Sa aond-fhe First battalion light artillery IL dis
pnueu as battalion organization and tne neld anu
e'ai oncers tnereof are lerei snpernumerary
anud-Eatleries and OF the same VIII be mus
M VIE" Mou', anu tns ohcers tArreJf reldercd puper
the service a. an Independent command, and win
repor. direct 10 these nea4quarters. .-sl
ma recmsnta, ,es neut cavalry :, :, & r,es
onicers Thereof are rendered supernnmerarv. t4.f.
s,LW-ifoops anu II Of the same viii be mus.
tered out, ana the officers thereof rendered super.
numerars.
Secenth- Troops A. Y ana d of the same win DO
retained IN The service as Independent commando
and WI report direct to these aeadq quartcrs.
There Is q big scramoe for commsslons In the
First company, Seventh regiment. There are they
say, over thirty candidates for one commlss,on-as
least twenty members OF the company tank so.
Can u be possible that a comuaui.ng officer or
the Seventh has declared that NO liquor dealers or
agents or any one WOO does not live Ia wuoe house.
should he allowed IN the eonnlhdf Y No secoaJ Eo0r
recruits, YOU known
Cons pany IA, Bantnan Guard. First. infantry, h9ld
their Cnarity fair on wednesday evehlns, ths lha
Ilis at the northwest corner Broadway ana Fouftn
one 0i the principal features OF the airis TIE
presentation OF very uan5DHie sw ora twaich e@s
been kindly presentei 10 t1's COMPANY ny hr :. =,
r. Deecsen manufacturer OF mIIHury EoouS. lbp
Canal street, which VIA pe presented III tue foiow
ing cry novel nianner:-it VIII be Dalioted iof AZ
tweDty-nye cents per vute tne company pr ohlcer
haviag the most votes VIII be entitled 10 the swuf
any person can vote IA eafiy ana ten ~ nc Pays
twent, five cents for hIs vote Vut ~ to com
February at tue armory; polis 10 close 1T ten +.
Nd. on tue night OF thu fair. FHf !
II Is SAID charges 500 to he preferred against
certain captain oI the seven - rcguieGs Tor IN sult.
| IN. q m"muer OF the iwenty-secon1 as memocrox
| his company last inspect.oI aay. VINO II her
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THE sCAFFoLD.
Two Murdcrers Sentenced In Huds0ny N. "
Trial OF DnnfeI &. Burd!ck and Theodore
NickI0s for Murder-Boih Cesvlcted aud
y Sentenced to bs Huns Next Week.

Two Murderers Sentenced In Hudson1 N. "
Trial OF DnnfeI &. Burd!ck and Theodore
& NickIos for Murder-Boih CesvIcted and
x Sentenced to bs Huns Next Week.
ii From the Hudson (N. w ReIister, Fep l2l
Our usually quiet county has been considerably
excited during the past two weeks over Two sepa
rate trials Tor murder committed IN oar midst. Tue
court WAS held oy George BSrker. at tine Court
House IN Little Valley, commencing January ~.
The first culprt on trial was Daniel q. Burdicx
for the shooting Of H. II. Baker tcoioted October
/. Of last year here In our village. lhe parecu
are briefly tnese:-Baksr with his wife, had
and ls on nnrnnp Ss%s
four O'Clock A. n. saw Burdick wyn, n small
cart, gong towards hls home. BAKER followed nun
the place where irst seen. turned cornef beyond,
when Burtlick fred Baker lived about forty min
dren. The trial lasted two days conducted ny N.
I. Jenkins, District Attorney for the people, and J.
Gus witness were sworn. prov my Burdcx's previous
threats ITO x him." also BAKERS dying dec iaraton,
and the case was very strong against nlin. HIS own
In selfdeence; but portions of were dsproved and
his testimony was impeached His wife nn6 two
small children were in court during the trial and,
while stating his own case, little one was sitting
upon his knee. Alter strong and eloquent pleading,
on the one side for mercy ana on The other for JUS
tlce. his Honor gave the case to the jury In an abo
charge After being out two hours they rendered .
nsnce o. xas q Be hnng On
Hts counsel have since ed blli oil eAceptions, but
with what result has not been deterninel:
The other case was that or Theodore NlcklOs, Tor
the murder OF Dr. Andrew Mead on the evening OF
December 1s, In the village of Ae0any, four miles
west OF this place. the doctor was an eccaDtrio
old bachelor OF nearly eighty years Of age. VINO
had abandoned practice ana was DONG .
small grocery trade in building wbIcn he occupied
both store and dwelng. On the evening queA
ton his groans attracted the attention OF his neyn
b0rs who found his door locked. and after forcing
an entrance he was found IN q char. his face head
ana hands covered with wounds, Every lbing was
done that could be done Tor hin. but he died about
four hours after being found, which was at hall pass
eight, having never recovered sufficiently TO speak
knew. Ills pocketbook and watch were gnne. and,
had he ieL the latter, doubtless the villain would
have escaped. For tnree weeks enc b6st efforts VI
detectives neighbors and riends faLed TO reveal any
light on the DARING and bloody deed NV eli ID
his murderer. coafessin2 his guilt was fohni guilty
OF murder ana sentenced to be hung on the fsame
DAY ~ Burdlck, March lS next
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Signature OF Car

Tns receipts l be filed up by tho various carn,en in
The articles, with The oser resolving the goods
Ss i s
tho labor the other 70 remain with the cArtman as hi.
bonded warehoussmAn and ali others win testify to the ir
correct import %msa.sy upon Tia.
other % osa s.ans y nssS.nss or Se. ss return
win be subject 70 instant dismissal ta @.'%ss
.a These are tho regulations Each cartman has to
obtain License OF which the following Is . copy
ousIoM Is. ;,..! mousT csaT.aT nsr..a .Io.Sss .
A S % E
On S
CITY Mcenss Mo-. collss.ion District No..
co4Hssas.'s SGs59a H'GSSs1' Sssios, new & aois
s:1 ;Sa. AMI . ID III. as Ct,
s
E:
sss
II seems that after all the agitation which was
commenced against the Introduction OF the new
system there MAS created against It but very little
the Sovernment oiccrs claim. Tnsiormer rates OF OF
carriage were seventy five cents per load OF 1000
pounds; now the rate Is ffty cents. Per pacloge it
cents. In eacn case it Ii saving to the merchants
ofabouc thirty Der cent Besides, the load instead of
aess phsp Dodge
h Co., who were the foremost OF the protcstors
against the new system have on Saturday applied for
licenses for nifty vehicles. TO bs employed to do
their own business. Others have done the same.
One Of the most outspokcn opponents OF the present
system, who declared tnat be would break It. cost
what It might, came the ufce OF the general agent
Of carriage at 73 Broadway and applied for license.
" Applications have been made TO members OF Con-
gress; but when they found thattnc average expen-
dltare per year under the old system was about
1000. 0O0, and that win the new system nearly
forty per cent win saved, they alldecned to have
anything to do with disturbing the new system.
rnc Collector, on inquiry on saturday said that the
arrangement was acceptable 70 almost everybody.
lie himself was an importer, and his firm and all
the system. The only trouble, he said, that he mad
was with the men importing spirits. they claimed
the right to haul their casks themselves, But IL
CURED that cask Of brandy worth from ten to nf-
teen dollars gallon was changed 70 brandy OF the
value q two dousEs y two dollars and . bali per
gallon. t.HfF ia@ EN3T ~6i tE
:. An sppsal w@ msde By Aumber Of merchants 70
the Secretary OF the Treasury, which appeal was re-
ferrod 70 tho Collector Of this city and AFTER an In
vestlgation lt was decided - Warrington 70 leave
mAtteu IN New York alone. 's-" wv
3ta.Si -------.-----~----a~-> t&.fh t4r4
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2 - u DrOOKIyW NuVy NWTus. ~
The total number OF men employed in the Navy
Yard at present is l,oSO. .|,&
The steam fr1sate Colorado destined to relieve the
Delaware flagship OF the Asistic squadron, viii 90
In on Tuesday, the 18TH inst. eGita.t -
: The sloop.ot.war Saratoga will probably be ready
for sea by the latter part OF the month She will take
on board men, ammunition and stores for the garri-
son NJ Sanana Bay. g.fss trE 5s ,.r-s.-ssl.s~
ihe Yantic Captain irwin which was placed IN
commission on the 80 inst, IS deayed at kne yaru
awaiting the completion OF . steam reaIug Sppa-
ratus which latter required In order to successfully
perform tho sask asstgned-surveying tho route for
tue proposed submarine cable between the West
lAdia Islands and YraziL bcrHt5u III <.
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s.Tho Passions', si stoinway Hall.

tssIn0 FaeIOn6' NJ StoJnwuy HnlI.
s, We were sorry on Saturday night to nnd such slim
audience-that is, for sucn grand work-present at
the FIRST production OF MoIlenhauer's symphony on
Celiins "0de to the PASSIONS" There everything
70 draw tho public, but, unhappny. they dii not
come. The subject, was one, OF the best that
musician could select for Interpretation,
possessing every variety or passion that tho
human mind IL capable OF Mr.. Mollenhauer
hxs treated it in true muslcanly style, and mas
given NJ q work or genuine merit. From nrst TO
last there is the stamp Of genius H. and highly
cultured mind at that. Many "reminiscences appear
IN II, but ell are coored ahd stamped by creative
mind. There is Q perfect Kaleidoscope OF the soul
In the INSTRUMENTATION. There are only two cho-
ruses those OF Hope and JOY, ana although they do
OF exactlyse xpress the subjects they are supposed
to Represents. they are fQL Resonant and enec,iye
The work Is one Inat any musician might DO prond
or and Mr. MoIlenhauer deserves the highest credk,
-ior his mastery Interpretation OF such varied and
difficult subject. Mr.. Edwin Booth read the poetn
And, we must say. very inefeotyely HIS lptonaiion
WAS monot0pous and there was not the slightest
burning words Of Coillna. DIR. Berge conducted tho
chorlsss with his usual skin. and by his thorough
training thH part OF the symphony was an entire
succeSs Mr.. Aollcnhauer has produced . really
nne work. although his tntinAee knoWlen0o Of All
the great classical works, "David's DesertH among
others, seemed to havo haunted him IN its com.
positions second performance Of. the same
work MAS Rtyon last night, with the charming Mis5
Ada Clifton % tho reader Of the poem. I, . = ! s.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

THE LATE Snow SToRM.-The snow storm OF
Tuesday was very violent in. Western Maryland.
A. Cumberland the snow was two feel deep, and as
Frostbnrg ana other points In Alicgany county sue
depth Is seid TO have been fully three leea iuS
Ctctdn says IL fell at the rate OF I0ur incnes Au
hour 10 Carroll county also, the STORM MAS severe,
aud the grouna covered 70 depsh Of aoouf nxtesn
tucp03. ~
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CUSTOMS CARRIAGE.
The New RcgulatiOns-WhRt tho Olacers
Expect of lt--Oppositi0n and What Came

Tho New Rcguiations-Wha tho Onicera
Expect of lt-Opposition and What Came
4 ef II. C4 B#l#t. -t.t.rtt - e...s s,...
the new carriage system has stirred up great oppo-
sition Tne men who have been planning it are
known as republicans, and the opposition took
somewhat OF political hue. Tue cry was not want
Ing ard tho hue and cry was 80 loud that II created
conslderable excitement.
But when the new regulations were made known
great deal OF the opposition out OF line These
regulations we're as finally adopted AZ follows dated
February l6:-- rs.sef. san ,rdll.r9, ,}-,.a,t
on and after this da.e all bonded articles in this Collection
ds.ies vii l. fahsportsd sasstaa,isy az follows
, w p III ass 70 sSih only
snd s ss 70 9 n; y No
made and rrovled for govttnment officials. Ti'sss
% viii Be I s os saas'a se ,ram
S ~s, oess y o Ss * s .
@ $ 9: ss ona a ssss v.s SasS Viii Be- ~
special bond. VIII bs proarls,ors
upon s in pm
nos sso 'n'f .ss and "
less than two inchs. IN length and Immediately
require On ali vehicles bonded IN use BY tho distc
Of pSys Sy
inches, with white letters in ov. lines "
sae rule win follow as TO name district number and size OF
sttsrs and fgufcs aod the or the perxon
whom tho imports TO be transported belong mus. be
This Sign Will be painted white IN
square OF than twenty by sixteen inches
with black letters In straight lines. 1tf sf
these md Is s. saSs Ge e o ss
pGo|p and NOD mot a dsy ss y a I sss5 n
night unless special permits granted BY the proper
officers these will be granted only npon facls
sites and writing to hold the government
harmless against loss by FIRE or Otherwise. rsAes1
oesc % SUCH q !. s ss ssa4 * the
general oversight Of all matters pertaining to the carriage
and give directions how the work shall be performed The
general carriage o1loe will he point
Inc Appraisers store Custom Hope from whfh the
lowing biAnk receipts WI be Furnished book other
kind and nature, and through VIII ali INSTRUCTIONS given
referring such carags and from al
pertaining 70 the sams behad. ~ 44Hr.es 7rst Il
District No -. Cart No -. "t
Rscswsd. New York, February IA 1870 the packages
acribej below to be delivered TO store No 13 rcshwct
street 4 any delay occurs beweep the ,ae
the cause aud mako minute of It on ths receipt. 1861
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

Amherst College has instituted reform which
NAV perhaps be pronounced the corner stone OF de-
mocracy In learning. In the Catalogue OF that time.
honored institution the names oY al its professors
appear without utlces-uot % much - PLAIN N. u.
or n. A. - =
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
l4Vlt y W. p" WFFI..IT ~ 7t,IE.
COLUTE,A COLLAGE sGA,TlYAIAL..

f.f 49, a tt.-gg s..s~
brilliant Celebration at tho Academy OF
nsusic-l1 1fnsfr, Orntions, Addresses, SC.
The stuaentSof Columbia College hcli their semi
anntM ceeoraton on Saturday evsnlag at the Acad-
cy OF Music, large and fashionaDe audience hav-
ing assembled TO witness the excrcises. The prestige
OF C6tumot1 College which to manly Amercaus are
proud TO- Cali their Alma Adter, was sufY1cent of
Itself to Draw. crowded house, Independent or the
TACT that many Of the students VINO to parliuls
pate IN tho exercises belonged TO the families OF
some OF New Yorks most wealthy and innueptial
citizens and consequently had host OF friends and
admirers, who would OF themselves MI building OF
even larger dimensions than the Academy.
A 8 on all previous occasions OF like character
the ladies were present IN largo force, dotting par
quet, private boxes ana tiers, like 80 many choice
bouquets adornlng an impromptn garden. Thomas
Baud occupe d the orchestra aad dscoursed choice
selections Of music during the pauses In the literary
programme til rougnout the evening. Frank D..
Sturgcs, president OF the senior class, presided
Professor Barnard, OF Columbia college; Professors
Peck, schnids, Dr. Ward, and sWili am Wood.
sS s ss rasa
Syssf s Il "a s' q s. ;ps
Then followed the Presidents address BY Mr.
Stnrgcs, IN which he gave review or the great aud
startling changes wnicn had been wrought since the
last celebration or the association throughout the
civilized world, owing to- che genius Of Ine.mghtY
mindA which had sprung INTO existence, In order 10
carry ont the progressive tendencies Of the sge. +
| Addresses were then delivered on Lhe following
su0jects:-.srhe Spois Of Time" by spoucer Ii.
RoChs; "SUAndal, - by WiiIia1n .9FAnning Jr;
SSs.nias," ~ < Rrsndsr Msst9sws; 1.-The History
OratlonN BY John ,Croper: "Peltholog,an Ora
ton by T. Q. 4. Ecclesine In which he spoke OF the
inauence ororatory on Greece and Rome. and
said tne5 decline, y. OF oratory IN modern
lines WAS sure monitor Of the downfall OF na-
tncss hc ALSO alluded tOsthe eeebraled speech VI
Edmund Burke IN tho British Ho1se OF Commons
IA support ofthe freedom, OF America, dwelling on
tee 70 xex and elegance Of The efort OF tho great
the cause Of liberty. ti -trFsun ..'-'- -
1e choicest treat OF the evening was the cfYort OF
Mr.. 3. m. StIiwell, who delivered ono OF DANIEL
Me5steT's ccebratel speeches on "rrue Patriotismn
prefaclng II with an elaborate introduction lauda.
tory OF M Mabster WHICH did credit both TO the
head and heart OF the young student. several other
addresses ana oraN6hs we're delivered, ana the ex-
erSIssa ALd not teplnAnato nnLn nearly ton O'CLOCK