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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-09-05

The republicans Of Auburn have nomi-
mated John w. Perkinsand 0. d. Bailey for
the Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-09-05

Seventy-three companies and twenty four
bands ofmusic are to wake mp Portsmouth
on Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-09-05

A newspaper correspondent says the New
York Tribune makes the most hustle among
the ladies at fashionable resorts. They fold
it four double.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20
SUMMARY.

The smll-pox IN Chicago is on the iIl-
crease, mostly among emigrants.
"A dispatch from Auburn states that
the reports of Stewards sickness are un-
true. eg
Rev. Osman G.. Baker, bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, at Concord,
N. H., was in a dying condition last
night.
The Democratic caucus of the Ken
lucky Legislature has nominated McCreery
to succeed Davis in the Emitted States
Senate. tf 7s
John Cooper was. on Friday last, in
Cleveland, Ohio, convicted of murder IN
the first degree for killing James Ii. Swing,
and made a full confession Of his guilt.
Warrants, based on charges of COM
plicity in the voucher robbery in New
York city, were ON Monday issued for the
arrest of John q. iHeenan, the ex-puglist,
William IL. Cook, and Edward Dunphy.
These three men, it is said, disappeared
from New York about twelve days ago,
and warrants for their arrest have been sent
to Europe. NA
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

~
-, " as:nsngaon, az Dcc. I'll has recently
;S neen ~ uiscovereu tilat there IS no law topun-
SnL isl .ne iosery Oh the name OF member Of
yopgresssc Nr; fiatt, OF Virginia recently
uiscovered tnal nus signature had been forged
70 certaln documents, and at once set to
work 70 imd out the offender and have him
punisheo, when he ascertalned the above
iace' iiE
SENATOR ramsey VIII introduce an amend-
lasn. ~ .lic PostoIlice Dill making such an
or ii'isuet'ieanor punishable by tine
vi , Soov.,
Inc chief justice has announced to the
par that the opinions IN the legal tender
Lass t.,s wouia pe reaa at an carly day after
e.e recess, ana that the delivery of the
oP,ilion .au peeh postponed by the request
vi Ti Tls minority; t-
Z : iiic eDhtesteo eleetion case OF Mckenzie
against DraXton mas been taken up In the
iiUuse yr ooiniliittee on Contested Elections.
juo.uay tne grand jury found true bills Of
hiolc.lneht against L. A. Marden, charging
mn VIII eiiipezzhng Sl2, ,000 OF the lawful
money OF tne United States, and Seth john
SUn' mn enaiseu win empezzllng $4,000.
Ilie iiiuictincnts are very long, each being
"lit,eil on ten or Twelve pages OF legal cap.
Mr Lewis presented IN the Senate to-day
petition from Richard II. Garrett, OF Car
uiilie y county va, asking compensation for
the amount oi S2,925 for bis tarn and
sooos destroyed by Col. Baker to effect
:, tne capture OF John Wilkes Booth and ID.
=. Harfolu In 1863. Booth and Harold,
y WIZ oe remembered, was concealed in
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

ARREST OF A Hack DRIVER FOR
HAVING UNITED STATES MAIL BAGS
IN HIS PossEssIoN.--Captain John Frey,
special agent of the Postoffice Department.,
this morning arrested hack driver, named
Reuben Alexander, who had in his possess
sion two new United States mail bags.
The bags had been cut open, and the driver
had them spread across his lap as protec-
ton from the weather. Alexander was
taken before United States Commissioner
Peasants, who, upon an examination, sent
the case on to the grand jury of the April
term of the United States court, requiring
bail in the sum of 5000.
The penalty for making improper use of
United States mail bags is three years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary. and a
fine of not less than ten dollars nor more
than two hundred, one or both. Captain
Frey is vigilant and untiring in bis duties,
and all offenders against the laws relating
to the department of public service will pe
speedily brought to justice.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20


kRIs-kRINGLE ON BROAD STREET
HIS Beard FNR Of Sao,o 1'hss Mo,ning.-
Old kris-Kringle (and who is there who
does not know sold Santa Claus' p made
his appearance night before last on Broad
street, at Mr.. Judah Semon's, No. sos.
He may be seen emerging from the chim-
ney, with his stock of toys and other
Christmas presents greatly reduced, be-
cause, wilhelm Semon's, he left nearly all the
toys he had to spare this Christmas. Among
the remarkable ones he deposited, is an
organ, with a monkey upon it, who plays
the fiddle, winks his eyes, and opens and
shuts his mouth, as natural as q duck
swimming. Mr.. Semon has numerous other
rare and beautiful toys, embracing the most
varied stock in the city, all of which is
open to inspection. lie invites all the lit
tie boys and girls in the city, together with
their parents and grandparents, to come
and examine them, and choose which they
will have fof Christmas. The monkey
organ is to be ratified for thirty chances, at
So chance. The instrument is magnifi-
cent one, and plays half dozen beautiful
tunes. Ils
Call and see Semon and his splendid
stock of Christmas toys. Remember the
place, S05 Broad street,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20
Message from the President Concerning the
Report of the Civil Service Commission.
President Grant Yesterday sent the fol-

lowing message TO CONGRESS- ~
TO the Ssaote ond Bopss Of 6srrss !. atatises,a
In occor,,onca With tholoct &c f,ororas.,
o,no,oved Marcb q 1871 I conva,ad d',
.f .;,,a,,. -
,,,as md e., t, ~
"rt ~ s,T -. poas ~ -
- s"I ~ y ,SI ~ 'aooiS a'c
Nv ~" aiau :.I ,ais.s ilot ni'i
ti .hen iepo.t, 'oee'nel "loil 'ic f"ies wnicl v,
.hey ie.oi',niehu ioi NY aslon;' 'nese
aaies ~ '.ase pee, ~ auop.cd, anu Wnisso 1a 1nso
Tne1. oii VIZ 10. uay .. oanaary, iol<.
ohuer .ne laW reieIieu ire, 70, as . m!erpIes
IL, .ne au'noiity 70 aiea'iy hsesecu III aie
r1eou'lscl'o c+s eulo!Sc l'icsc ulations, WIN
luii poWel ~ apiluse, ul.ei oi asneha them
a. m oI''oii "ieii ci'lYss may .' ne uefineo
auvls'.oie. ,s,s -,
Al. hese sieMs, eosopher wieiyne report oI
we coi'i'plssoneis, are suolh'essu5or your
Iafc,u, coiis.ue'asio' as 10 swlits.per iprther
ieslslauo,l may ne Necessary Y oIuers 70
ea onS a., eff'isg r. I'VE, aiia r oeeic,ai clvi.
c., T'., elo. "i'Avus
iul.her Soligresslohal acloI, .he fuies
llescilpea ny e.he e2cotp'i't.siVii, fuhisr tne
rese'sI,on =: ~ aitapy nientionep, Wpp,p pc
!uii,i..iy eAecu.eu put .Ley ale llos oiho'
my ~ wl..lou' 'e''iier i'g's'a''oil, g', uPo'i my
s"geessoiS = -
- uelis .,, uesirvus u lorinsilR sals subject
20 'he atlention oi rIongress before lne aP-
pIoaciliiS recess. nave HOT tllle 10 SuIli-
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

The New FORK Times of yesterday makes the
following statements Tf
=" Gov. Walker of Virginia has pardoned ex-
Mayor Chahoon, heretofore twice convicted of
completely IN the Haunstein forgery. Very gem
erai satisfaction is expressed at this action of the
Governor
This account of the matter is mistaken and
imperfect. Mr.. Chahoon has once been convicted
by jury packed by his malignant political enc
mics. The verdict of this jury was annulled by
the higher courts on account of illegality, and n
new trial was ordered In this second trial, in
spite of the greatest efforts the part of those
who wished to destroy MIR. Chahoon, the Jury did
not agree. No other trial has ever taken place
The accusation of completely in the alleged Haun-
stein forgery cannot be sustained. Mr.. Cha
hoon's offence consisted in bringing a suit as
attorney upon a bond which he did not know to
be forged, and the alleged forgery of which has
never, we believe, been fully established
Whether forged or not, the bond was put into
Mr. Chahoon's hands as a lawyer after it had
been in. existence for great length of time ANY
other lawyer would have brought a suit upon
such bond, and no one would ever have been
accused OF any connection with its forgery unless
there had been some purpose of political or per-
sonal enmity to be subserved thereby .-Nete York
San o. Monday. 5ttttafF
The San, we may state, is in error in
saying Mr.. C.'scase was only twice brought
to trial. The case was heard three times.
In other respects the article is, we believe,
correct. H. 4
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20
orss No. l7a-Ievenue. sf
n EARSffATfS SAI.E.-R Rv virtR,a a r. n wy

o'ss: No. l79-Reyenue. sl ~
AHARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ Of
INl venditioni exponas, issued out of the Clerk s
Office of the District Court of the United States
for the Eastern District of Virginia, and to- me
directed shall proceed to sellat public auction,
for cash, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of De-
cember, 1871, at IL ocloclAA NJ, on the premises
of Wilson Days tobacco factory, on Lombard,
near Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia,
the following property, TO wit ,i'-s isae
Six Twisting Benches :; -. go
One Writing Desk; eJ ssStt
One Counting-of Table: ,r ~ 5 -'ol
Two Stoves, eighteen Dryers;
One I-pound Lump Mill, one la-pound Lump
Mill; ~ 80 0i
One los Lump Mill, two Box Screws; i-
One Shape Screw, two Stem Screw, six Bands;
One large Lever, TWO small Levers, twenty
empty Caddies; 14 p
Thirteen empty Barrels, one Wash Tub, one
Soap Box; yl.8E i@
Seven hundred and forty pounds OF Leaf To-
bacco:
Twenty pounds Mapluectnred Tobacco, one
Gallon Pot;
One oven, one boiling Kettle, one Sprinkler;
One bucket Flavoring, one gallon Rum, seven
brands;g r..
! pounds Stems; SEQ
Twenty gallons NIolasses M ..9e sa bai
One hundred and seventy three pounds Lunps
Four pounds Snuff beans, one pound cloves, fifty
pounds Licoriee, fifty-five ponds Gum
Arabic. . s-laaD -t.a q
Parties desiring TO purchase are invited TO be
present. ta sieafH
Dated Norfolk, Va, Dec. II, 1871, .sf
DAVID b. PARKER,
de I3-l0t BY JOHN w. FARRELL, Deputy.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

POLICE CouRT-Justice J. J. White
Psestesng.-Ihe fol owing eases Were dis
posed of to-day:s gsn 7tr
james Farmer, charged with stealing
sl7, the, property Of Edward Coles. Dis
missed, no witnesses appearing. The party
is already in Jail for stealing a pair Of
pants. eai
~ John Chesterfield, charged with breaking
and entering the eating-house of John A.
smith. Discharged, no evidence to sustain
the charge.
Patrick Maxfeld, charged with ASSAULT
ing and striking James Freeman, with in
tent to kill Case continued till Saturday
next for further examination.
Jacob Brice, charged with stealing pair
of shoes from Abram Clarke. Found
guilty and sent to jail for ten days.
Abraham James, charged with creating
disturbancein the streets, and also with
stealing a hat, coat and dress, was dis
charged, there being no evidence to SUBJ
stantiate the charge of theft.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

nv l-Er
The LEGISLATURE AND. THE Pr
LOT LAwS.-The committee Of the House
of Delegates on banks, currency and CONT
inerce entered upon the investigation Of the
subject Of the pilot laws again yesterday,
and examined Captain Allen, harbor-mas-
ter--who was for a number of years q
ship-master himsef-and Mr.. Curtis, a
well-known ship-broker of this city. Capt.
Wood, of the pilots, was also examined.
The testimony of Capt. Allen furnished
some facts showing what good thing the
pilots made of their calling, and the injury
which was done to the trade of this city by
the fees exacted from masters Of vessels.
The testimony of Mr.. Curtis was equally
effective in showing that compulsory pilot
age was a most oppressive exactioh. 1t
was shown plainly BY these gentlemen that
it is most unjust to have pilot forced on
a ship-master from Hampton Roads to
Richmond, or from Richmond to Hampton
Roads, ,chen he did not rant one-as fully
as unjust as it would be to compel trav-
eler to take a guide on a. road, and make
him pay. for that guide, too, when he did
not need one.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

THE CONCERT. BY THE CoLQRED
CHolRs.--The Sacred Concert by the choirs
of the colored churches of Richmond and
Manchester, heretofore referred to by us,
comes off at Ebenezer church, in this city,
tomorrow tThursday) night. Six choirs
will participate, and prize will be award
ed to that one which shall be adjudged TO
have performed its part most scientifically.
A generous rivalry has thus been inspired
among the church musicians, and their best
efforts will be put forth on the occasion OF
the concert. The price Of admission is
very low, and We have no doubt large
audience will be in attendance.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

FIRGINIA's HONOR SAvED.-There
has been some grand and lofty tumbing in
the House of Delegates to-day, many mem
bers turning somersaults over each other
and playing leap frog like boys in spring.
We can now confidently predict, that the
honor of Virginia has been saved--(by
Wall street gold)-and that the interest on
the public debt aeiH be paid in January,
provided nobody comes forward and pays
more gold to stop it.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20
LOCAL NOTES.

M-A light snow fell last night.
The amount of the public debt funded
yesterday was 1858, ,s34.15, making total
to date of $40, ,249, ,7S5.45.
Thomas II. Briggs, colored, has COM
meneed suit in the Ghancery court of this
city for divorce from his wife, Rebecca
Briggs.
Governor Walker on yesterday COM
missioncd John A. Sloan colonel, Lucen
L: Bass lieutenant-colonel, and John d.
Whitehead major, of the First Regiment
Virginia Volunteers.
Since the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Richmond and DaNille rail-
road company, the directors have held a
meeting and reelected A. Y. Stokes, ESQ.,,
vice-president Of the road. '-..
The Governor has been officially in
formed that Denis Dopahoe has been APP
pointed British Consul to the States of Vir-
gnia, West Virginia, Maryland, Tennessee,
Missouri and Kentucky. The consulate
will be located in Baltimore.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

~ SALE OF UNCLAIMED ARTICLES
In the police court this morning, after the
criminal docket had been disposed of, a lot
of unclaimed articles, stolen from the pro-
per owners by various culprits, and in their
line Of duty turned over by the police to
the court, were sold to the highest bidders
at public auction, in accordance with law,
our young friend Dayy Richardson, clerk
OF the court, acting as auc.ioneer. The
articles consisted ofpistols, knives, spoons,
table-napkins, a silver mug, a breast-pin,
&c, &c., all netting the sum of S6.l5. 4
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

Ex-MAYoR CHAIiooN.- announce
ment which has been made that ex-Mayor
Chahoon had decided to remove to New
York city, is certainly premature. We
have good authority for stating that Mr.. G.
has not yet decided TO leave Richmond. u
In this connection we may state that, in
pardonng Mr.. Chahoon, Governor Walker
also, in the exercise of power conferred
upon him BY the constitution of the State,
added clause removing all political disa-
bilities which might have attached in con.
sequence Of the conviction by the court.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

Non. Me, Bur SOMEBODY ELsE.-We
give the ''Sons and Friends of Temperance"
the benefit Of their denial, as published in
the Dispatch of this morning, in which
they state their orders ''are not represented
in the Vigilance Committee appointed to
see that the law in regard to the closing of
bar-rooms on Sunday is enforced"
Since publishing an article upon the SUBJ
ject, we are informed that ''The Temple of
HONOR claims the honor Of seeing that
the law is executed. We move that
Mayor Kelley appoint them on his police
force, with power to send for persons and
papers. A.n.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20
-ROM EUROPE.


The Northern boundary Arbitration Eng
lands Prince Getting WeIl-The Suez Canal
for sa!e-1he Orleans Princes Take their
Seats.
London, Dec. ia special 10 the
Echo from Berlin says Minister Bancroft
yesterday delivered to the Emperor of Ger
many, who had accepted the arbitratorship
between Great Britain and the United
States, the memorandum Of the American
government in regard to the northwestern
boundary question.
London, Dec. 10, 5 p. M.--The Prince
OF Wales continues to make satisfactory
progress. The Duke of Edinburgh, who
left last week as soon as the Prince was de-
clared out of danger, will return to San
dringham Saturday. as5T 80
London, Dec. l9.-The Sublime Porte
and the khetlive of Egypt have refused to
purchase the Suez canal, and NJ. de Lesseps
IS now applying to other governments to
effect the sale.
Paris, Dec. l9.-Therc has been a
heated discussion in the Assembly over
the question of the seating OF the Orleans
Princes. Desjarlins moved the restoration
OF the Princes to all their rights. The De-
puties of the Left violently opposed this,
but finally the motion, which avoids all ad-
vice or responsibility, was passed with but
two dissenting votes.
LATER.-The Duke D'Aumale and the
Prince De Joinyille took their seats in the
Assembly to-day. They sit in the centre
OF the members. Of the Right. Their ap-
pearance created no sensation in the body.
a bill has been introduced providing for
the release of Communist prisoner who
held no rank.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

SAMPLE MERCHANTs.-ln view of the
cases now pending in the Police court Of
this city, under the provisions of the ,reve-
nue. laws OF Virginia, we give the points de-
clded by the Supreme Court of the United
States in the case of Ward VS.. the State of
Maryland: In this case the plaintiff in
error was indicted in the State Court for
the violation of the law of the State against
sales by sample by non-resideents without
license. The case went TO the United States
Supreme Court and was decided last Mon
day. 1t was held that the statute of Ma
ryland was violation of that clause of
the constitution, which guarantees to
the citizens of each State all the rights,
privileges, etc., of citizens ini the several
States, and that il is, therefore, void; but
the view is taken that it is not violation
OF the commercial clause Of the constitution
ii the tax on residents and non-residents is
equally laid. Justice Bradley concurred
IN the opinion as to the first branch of the
decision, but dissented as to the second,
holding that the statute; is a violation of
the commercial clause of the constitution,
because it is regulation of commerce be-
tween the States, and that it is repugnant
to this clause of the constitution without
regard to the equality of the tax, ~
The Legislature of Tennessee few days
ago repealed the tax on commercial travel
ers in that State, and we trust the Legisla-
ture Of Virginia will see the wisdom of such
action, and speedily repeal all laws which
hamper commercial relations with other
States, and which are in letter or spirit in
conflict with the constitution, laws, or de-
clsions of the courts of the United States.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

HUsTINGs COURT.-All the evidence in
the case of Martin Alley having been heard,
the argument Of counsel is going on to-day.
Geo. ID. Wise, Esq, opened for the Com
monwealth, and was followed by Mr.. Tur-
pin for the defense, who will be followed
by Judge Ould, also for the defense, when
the argument will be closed by the Com
monwealth's Attorney. The case will not
be given TO the jury, however, before to-
morrow.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20
THE BERKLEY-LATIIRop CoNrEsrEp

THE BERKLEY-LATHRoP CONTESTED
SEAT IN THE SENATE.-The Senate COM
mittee ON privileges and elections yesterday
made report in this case. recommending
that Mr.. Lathrop be allowed to hold his
seat. The report, in accordance with the
law, was accompanied by review of the
facts of the case and the reasons inducing
the committee to their conclusion. Mr..
Lathrop is Republican; his contestant a
Democrat. -a
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

TAXATION FOR 1S72.-The joint COM
mittees of the two houses of the General
Assembly on finance are considering the
tax bill for next year. OF course it is not
possible for them to agree upon anything
like the rate until the funding bill matter,
now under consideration, is finally disposed
of. 10 ..a = m
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

FOREIGN WINES, LIQUORS, AND CT
GARs.-We direct attention to the adver-
tisement of Oscar Cranz, No 2 Exchange
block, Fourteenth street, to be found in our
paper to-day. The stock advertised is of
his own importation, and selected especial
ly for this market. The house of Mr..
lCranz is too well known in Richmond and
vicinity to need commentator at our
hands.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

FIREMAN's BALL.-The members of
the Alert Fire company, of Manchester,
propose giving grand ball on Friday night
next. No tickets will be sold, as it is to be
a private affair, and only such persons are
expected as are invited.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RE-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND Posi-
OFFICE, DECEMBER 10Th, 1s71.-A.
M. q: Nowlin, --; John H. Perse,
Port Royal, Va; Mrs. NJ. Hill, Ruther
Glen, Va; j. Cohen, Petersburg; W.
Tapping & Co., New York ; Miss r. Will
son, (colored Richmond; T. J. Roberts,
Keysville, Va; A. Brown, Richmond.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

BE Until you have visited Antoni's, you will
have no idea what complete stock Of Candies.
Cakes, Fruits and Toys looks like. -..a
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20
small Pox Spreading.

Neao u 4, Dec l9.-The small pox is
spreading IN Jersey City, IIoboken and
Trenton, and special hospitals for the pa-
tients are being assigned in those places.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

ne Musical Instruments and Musical IsIer.
ehandise of every description can always be
found at ]. MAAsn'4 Music Depot, No. sls Main
street He has just received a new and exten.
siye stock of the above named goods
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

THE STATE SENATE.-This body will
meet at half-past O'Clock tonight, and
resume the consideration of the funding
question, and it is understood that it will
not adjourn until decision is reached.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

BE "Pledge" You my word, if you want FIRST.
class Christmas goods, at low prices, You had
better go at once to so7 Broad street. s,-.h
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20

me- Yon can buy good Anthracite Nut Coal OF
c. IL. Page Co, Nineteenth and Cary, OF Jos
Grace street, at, seven dollars. per ton. Wood
and Glover Hill coal 1T Lowest cash prices,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20
Growth of the Internationals. Import, d
Criminals.

Criminals.
Neio York, Dec. l9.--At meeting of
the Federal Council of Internationals last
night, the Crispin, Jewellers and Typo.
graphical Union, affiliated with and became
part of the Internationals.
The immigration commissioners state
that ticket-of leave men and other English
criminals are again arriving here quite nu-
merously.