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The Debt Statement and the syndicate c--NIr.
boutwell, in Trouble.

The Debt Statement and the Syndicate e~-Mr.
Boutwell, in Trouble.
WASHINGTON, oct. 8, 1871.
comparison OF the debt statement OF August 1,
September and October shows that Mr. Bout
well continues 10 ignore the temporary addition OF
about $780, 0OoO O0) to the national debt. His Ueve-
land speech acknowledged that the debt for the
three months ending December l would be
$780, 600 larger tnan represented on the 1st OF
August why does he pretend to give an oflciat
statement Of the deot for OCTOBER J. and leave out
the five per cents negotiated by the Syndicate2 Tho
truth Is Mr. Boutwell, Is thoroughly frightened about
the Syndicate and ils operations. Forty million
dollars Of the new loan was reported actually.
sent TO the Syndicate In Europe soon after tho
first negotiations It was given out at the Treas
ury Department recently that S40 100000 more OF the
bonds was TO be delivered to the Syndicate in L0n7
don before the middle OF November, and one Of the
clerks was sent to New York few days ago to take
charge Of batch by next steamer, but was recalled.
Mr.. Boutwell, is much disturbed at the exposures Of
his inconsistency, especially since his most recent
statement, which, instead OF showing decrease Of
thirteen and half millions, should show an In
crease OF at least hundred millions in the public
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Meeting OF the Twelfth Ward Campaign Club.
The old Twelfth Ward Campaign Club-tne banner
organization OF the democracy OF Harlem-held
another enthusiastic meeting last evening at their
headquarters, corner OF Third avenue and l2lst
street. The attendance was large and the utmost
harmony prevailed. number OF speeches were
made touching upon the Convention the munich
pal muddle and otner topics Of the hour, which
were listened to with marked attention, and whlcn
were frequently Interrupted with approving cheers.
A delegation OF one member from eacn OF the elec-
ton districts In the Nineteenth and Twenty second
wards waited upon the club and presented u,
through Its President with the following resolu-
tl0ns:- ~
II refreshing TO know that our Representative, Mr.
Henry w. Genet, BY his open, honest and manly
constituents, and, II possible, endearei himself still more
70 his already host of ends BY bis efforts 70
give increased faciea In the matter Of rapd rans
ing employment for the workingmsn and enhancing the
value OF the property OF the district therefore be II
Resolved That In Senator Henry W. Genet recognize
sterling democrat Of the JACKSON and cersonian type
consider him entitled not only TO the thanks Of this dis
c but OF the entire State for hs valuable services and
truly him, swell doncSgood and faithful servant
Resolved we pledge ourselves TO work with renewed
he will add fresh aures TO the wreath he has already
Resoyed That copy q these resolutions be presented
token of appreciation OF their efforts In work which
they 80 noby began.
signed by the officers and the delegation.
After the transaction Of some routine business and
the signing Of the roll by new members the meeting
adjourned.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE,

Special orders from the War Department grant
three months leave OF absence 10 Second Lieutenant
Frederick d. Grant, Fourth cavalry In addition 10
the three months granted TO graduates Of the Mill
tary Academy.
The Snpernt endent OF the general recruiting SER
Vice has been directed to send detachment OF 100
recruits to Fort Smelling, Minnesota, for assignments
10 the Twentieth infantry.
sixth months, leave, with permission to 90 be-
yond sn3 sea- has been granted 10 Second Leutenans
John z Rodman, Twentieth infantry.
general court martial ~ ordered to meet at the
army Building, New York city. cn :he gtn inss, 10
~ First Lieutenant Gordon Winslow, Eighth IN
fantry. The detail for the court Is Major O. ID. VII
kins, Captains J. =. Ritter, r. w. n. Reed, A. m,
Randall q. NJ Brayton and A. r. Smith ana Lieu
tenant tenant Robert n; Han MAJOR Thomas +. Barr -
Second Lieutenant John II. Stretch Tenth infa1-
try, has been assigned to duty Assistant Inspec-
tor Of Infantry Tactics ut the Military Academy, re-
nevin9 Lieutenant Charles King, Fifth cavalry,
from that duty.
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TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.. }
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHIEGToN, ID. e., Oct. al A. IL.


Syn0psLs Iof the Past ncsn,y-rom Hours.
The highest pressure remains In the South
Atlantic, as on Monday night, bnt the Daro-
meter has fallen decidedly both here and
elsewhere east Of the Mississippi The low
barometer that has been moving slowly along
the Texas coast Is now south OF Alabama
and northeast wInls, backing to north, with
cloud and rain. have extended from Louisiana
to Northern Florida The northwest Winds In
Southern Florida have veered to the southeast, with
increasing cloudiness The low barometer on the
lakes has moved east and southeast-ward AMI is
now central, north OF Lake Ontario. Southwest
winds continue from New England to Ohio and
Lake Huron, and clearing weather now succeeds To
threatening weather and light rain. Haz, and
smoke have spread south ana east over kentucky
and the middle Atlantic States. probably pre- venting
any rain fall. Light rain followed by clearing
weather has been reported from Northern Louisiana
and Tennessee.
5rDDd0Hyfes.
The barometer will probably continue low and
falling in the Eastern States clear and hazy weather,
followed by cloudy weather wednesday night,
from Pennsylvania southward. The low barome-
ter in the Gulf viii probably move nortn.
east over Florida and Georgia, with rain on tho
South Atlantic coasts Clear and hazy weather VIII
probably prevail in the Mississippi Valley and east
erly winds on the upper lakes.
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THE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL cor.
M.TTEE.

Ifs Organization ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
OGlrcrs-Action Looking 10 Unity Of Re
pubIcuus.
the Republican state central Committee held
their first meeting yesterday at paror E, Fiftn Ave.
nue. Hotel. Among those present were Alonzo B.
Cornell, John N. Knapp, George Opdyke, Hugh
Gardner, s. b. French, o. A. Arthur, General Z. A.
Merritt, James Smart, Lew Blakeley, II. >. Brown,
w. Richardson, r. d. Benedict, w. II. Robertson,
Richard crowley, II. W. Daniels, James II. Ramsay
ana Wallace Tappan. -
A. B. Cornell, OF New York, was elected Pres
dent; John N. Knapp, OF Auburn. Secretary ana
George Opdyke, OF New York. Treasurer. .
The Executive Committee chosen area; r.
Cornell, New York; George Opdyke. New YORK;
j. N. Knapp, Cayupa; Chester A. Arthur, New YORK;
william Richardson, Kings; Hugh Gardner, New
YORK; William IL. Robertson, Westchesteri Joseph
II. Ramsay, Albany; General II. A. Merritt ST. Law
renee; samuel g. Tabor ChemuDg and Rodney w.
Daniels, Erie 49,,
SON. OF Kings. was adopted:-
Resolved, That tho Executive Committee be and they are
hereby authorized consider and report any action which
they may doom or advisable TO carry out In the
liberal tho resolutions OF the state Convention
relative 10 the perfection consolidation OF the Assembly
district republican associations the city OF New York.
The committee were In session two or ihree hours,
but this oil that MAS riyen " the representatives
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these disturbances are over and these questions
are finally settled the Territory Will rapidly develop
AMI become one OF the richest and most prosperous
In the West.
CoRREsFosDENr-wel Governor, your views ars
encouraging, and VIII send them to the people or
the East.
Taking my leave ! attempted to obtain an inter.
view with Brigham Young. Dut he was, / was told,
quite III and too weak to stand the labors OF an In
terview, 80 l did not see the head OF the Mormon
Church. At some future day will get his views
on the situation and forward them TO the HERALD.
understand, however, that the Mormon leaders
have decided upon q policy Of
SUBMISSION TO TIE LAWS,
and there Is no chance, IL Is thought OF rev. To.
day the Mayor Daniel ii. Wells OF the priests OF
the Church. was arrested on warrant issued By
Chief Justice Mexican, based on an indictment by
the Grand Jury for ewd and lascivious cohaoltaton
with certain women, under the Territorial statutes
Of Utah. lie was arragned before Chef Justice
Mexican, pleaded not guilty, AMI was held to Diil
In the SUN OF s. 900 to stand trial next week. Tho
court room WAS well crowded with Saints, the police
being numerous in the same court.
This morning Mr.. Fitcn, counsel for Brigham
Young stated 10 the Court that his client wds III:
that Deputy United States Marshal was In hs
room; that he would like to have bah assigned.
ChIerJuslice Mexican replied that the Deputy United
States Marshal should be Withdrawn and the prls-
oner be left nnguarded, and when he was able to
appear in court he must do So as lie must be nrst
arraigned and plead in open court to the Indictment
No exception could be made In the rule, alshOuah
Mr.. Young should not be compelled to cone 20 courL
when physically disabled.
This action oi the Chief Justice II regarded an
generous and fair by ALL The Mormon papers
are mlder to-day. The excitement Is less aud viii
soon die out.
General Henry A. morrow, formerly In command
here, arrived last night and was enthusiastically
received. He is under orders to report at Camp
Douglas. company Of cavalry from Fort Steele
and full battery from Fort Halleck are expected
here tomorrow. There are now about five hundred
troops In camp.
The New York herald., 1871-10-04
THE TEXAS ELECTION.

The election for members Of Congress commenced
In Texas yesterday and Will continue four days.
Some time, OF course, will eapse before We can
ceive complete returns from all parts Of the State
The Following is list of candidates in the feld-
Dit Rspublioon. NF Democratic.
1-0eorGe w. Whtmorc. W. g. Herndon.
2--Alex ~ Bryant
A. B. Norton (Ind.). J. c. Connor
3-Wm. T. Clark.
c. L. d. Stevenson tInd.). u. =. Giddings.
l-Edward Degsner. John Hancock.
Two years ago the republicans elected their Gov
ernor by majority OF 33s In total poll OF nearly
eighty thousand. They also OF the same time carried
three out OF the four Congressional districts by av-
erage majorities OF less tnan 3,OO0 This year they
are divided, and may probably lose one " not two
OF tile delegation.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

MIdsnipmen 7. g. o. Salter, Charles Ferre1 ana
julius G. Freeman are ordered to the Congress-
Master Edward W. Sturdy Is detached from duty in
the Navy Department and ordered 10 the Hydro
graphic 0nice.
Rear Admiral James Alden has been assigned TO
the command Of the European neet to relieve Rear
Admiral Bog2s. The former, therefore. resigned his
once as chief Of the Bureau Of Navigation, and Cap
tain Daniel Ammen was appointed to that duty.
Commodore G. p. r. Rodgers succeeds Captain Aui'
men IS chief OF the Bureau Of Yards and Docks
Rear Admiral Alden VIII leave the United states
In the Wabash, now being put In readiness for sea sea
ut Philadelphia and win sail about the 1st Of No
Vcmber.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.



.9 The Union League Of America.
.~,-,.a PHILADELPHIA, Oct 8, 1871.
meeting OF the National Executive Committee
Of the Union League Of America was held to-day at
the Continental Hotel. Ex-Governor William A.
Newell. OF New Jersey, in the chair.
Governor Geary, Of Pennsylvania, made satis
factory report upon the finances Of the National
Council
Mr.. Pinckney, OF New YORK, presented report
upon the second degree. II was considered at
length tonight, adopted and recommttted.
The subject OF the troubles IN Arkansas was re-
ported on by Colonel T. X. Rich, Of Maryland, but
the subject was not CONCLUDED.
Statements ol the Condition 81 the Union League
In louisiana were submitted, and Mr. Thomas w.
Conway, OF New Orleans, removed irom office as
State member on account OF his action adverse TO
the League in that State.
A circular was adopted TO be sent to all members
OF the Union League. r. r8
After transactng somo secret business In connec-
ton with the campaign, the commIttee adjourned to
meet In Philadelphia On the goth OF october t@
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STORM AT NEW ORLEANS.

- NEW ORLEANS, Oct. g. 1871
A strong northeast wind for several days past has
filed Lake Pontchartrain from the Gulf. A north
cast rainstorm began last night and continues to-day
Fears are entertained or another overflow. Tie
water is over the Mobile ana New Orleans Railroad
at the three points between this city and the Rigo
let's.
LATER.-The storm continues. This morning
trees were uprooted and the telegram poles on the
New Orleans and Mobile and Jackson Railroad wer3
prostrated. Both these railroads slightly over
run with water. No trains hence this afternoon.
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DISASTER ON LAKE ERIE.

CoLLISGwOoD, Ont, Oct. 3, 1871.
vessel which arrived o-day from Chicago brings
intelligence OF the wreck OF the schooner Hurd
near Marian Island In the gale OF last Thursday.
while on her way from Chicago TO this port, with
cargo OF corn. The general report Is tnat she loun-
dered and all hands were lost, except the captain,
who was washed ashore.
The New York herald., 1871-10-04

FIRST SENATORIAL D1srRIcr.-willlam Moore, Of
Suffolk.
CAYUGA.-Member of Assembly, First district, Ira
d. Brown; Second district, Elijah E. Brown; County
Judge, William E. Hughitt; Surrogate, John T. M.
DAVE; Sheriff, John u. HOsmer; Superintendent OF
Poor, Lyman I. Murdock; Justice Of Sessions John
w. Taylor
OSEiDA.-Meflfber OF Assembly, Second district
Edward Beckwitn; Fourth district, Albert L. HAYES.
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KINGS CoSSTY POLITICS.

sta Republican Judicial Cos1uention.
The Republican Judicial Convention for the nomi-
nation Of q Justice OF the Supreme Court for the
Second Judicial district was held yesterday In the
county Court House Of Brooklyn. Mr.. Thos. Mel
son. OF Westchester, was chosen chairman, After
resolution was 0f1ered and adopted:-
Resovsd, That endorsement alike Of his personal
& sbovs the
. % e. ~ e. e:
SS or % ., the n ma nsS Of Ssspa Barnard as
Mr.. ROBERTSON moved that a committee OF three
be appointed for the purpose OF calling future judi
cial conventions
pointed as such committee Messrs. Ryder, OF West
chester; Weeks, OF Duchess and Ryder, OF Put
Nr. RYDER, Of Putnam county, then moved that
a committee be appointed to apprise Judge Barnard
OF the action OF the Convention. Carried.
and Reynolds, Of Kings county.
The Convention then adjourned,
A Hot Session of the Republican General
Committee.
There was very warm meeting OF the Kings
County Republican General Committee held last
evening at the headquarters OF that organization
over the Post once, Washington street. The Chair
man. S. b. butcher, occupied his trying position
with his accustomed cool, calm and collected bear
lnR, Wnle the cOntenuln8 aCIlOnS Iumed anu lanneQ
the sparks Of dissatisfaction which shoulders
among them. The Executive Committee reported
the time for holding the State Senatorial, County and
City Conventions They also reported that the State
Convention had authorized change 10 be made In
the basis ana representation rom the several wards
and county towns Of Brooklyn, but that inasmuch
they had not yet received the exact text OF the
resolution upon that subject the committee desired
further time TO enable them to report upon the mat
ter. Jakey Worth, representing the Bliss faction
which latter was loud IN denouncing the gag con-
ventionn-moved that the matter be referred to
committee OF sixteen, to devise plan In conformity
with the direction Of the state Convention said
such primaries as those above mentioned
for holding them. The names OF the gentlemen SO
empowered were given as follows:-E. d. Webster,
D. Pickett, A. B. Thorn, John Henley, John Leary,
J. B. Hasbrouck, Jacob Worth, d. Weeks A. b.
Richardson, j. +. Ames, James Johnson Henry
Bellows. b. Brennan, H. BlachIOrd, Samuel Mad
dox, George Bennett, ]. w. Corr. Alderman
Whiting raised the point OF order that the motion or
Mr.. Worth was out OF order. A voice, evidently
proceeding from benzine, Assistant Assessor,
back part OF the rO0m here rOared out. "That one
eyed Tracey Is looking al me, MI. Chairman" This
reflection upon the United states District Attorney
caused quite an uproar, and before order was re-
stored cheers were given FOR Bliss, Worth and Web
ster. The Char SO DECIDED, and an appeal was
the success OF the appeal the Chair not being sus
taned. The session, which was stormy throughout,
did not terminate until near midnight, wnen Il
closed It's proceedings, endorsing the republican |
state nominations and thereby swallowing bitter
Dill sugar coated.
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or the press Ex-Marsnai sharpe ani number OF
sion. hut were not admitted. II was rumored that
the committee had under consideration the pro-
marshals and supervisors at the ensuing election.
The New York herald., 1871-10-04
THE CITY DELEGATION.

The following are the names OF the delegates OF
the various factions who have gone up to Rochester
from this city for the purpose Of representing the
democracy Of the metropolis in the State Conven.
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Coroner Herman was yesterday called to AZ
West Thirtyeighth street, to hold an inquest on tho
body Of Rudolph Schneider child two years
age, who fell from Q hnh storJ wlndow anu W.
kuleds
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Republican Senatorial Nomisatiop.

- M N FUUUHKEEPSIBy OCts 0, I51Is
At the Republican Senatorial Convention held at
Hudson to-day the A. A. Palmer OF Dutchess county,
was unanimously nominated for Senator from the
Eleventh distrct.
The New York herald., 1871-10-04

Mr.. James ThAyer declines TO delegate from
Tammany Hall TO the Democratic Convention held
Rochester.
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New Haven Eicction.

NEW HAvBN Cnn., Oct 3, 1871.
In The New Haven city and town election yester.
day, six out Of eight wards went republican. The
city government wul DO strongly republican. The
democrats elected Town and City Clerk and Select
men BY greatly reduced mai0ritieA 1'-
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HARTFORD, Oct 3, 1sA
Returns from ia towns show that the republicans
carried on Monday 81, the democrats 81 ana In 10
mixed tickets were elected.
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York State Association Of Democratic
Editors.

The meeting Of the state Association Of Demo-
cratic Editors held this evening at the Osborne
House, D. J. Halstead, OF the Syracuse Courier in
the chair; 8. II. Parker Secretary. After free IN
terchange OF views Messrs. A. II. Hail. q. b. Free
man, ID. b. Jones, J. Wesley Smith and A. B. Cauld-
well were appointed committee TO report the coil-
held at nine o'clock A. NJ. on Wednesday. The
attendance was large.
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RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. T., OCT 3, 1911.
At the Republican Senatorial Convention, held
here to-day, Hon. A. c. MCGOWAN, of Aerkimer, was
unanimously nominated for Senator Of the Twen-
tleth district
The New York herald., 1871-11-18
MAYOR KALgFLElSGH's APPROACHING MAR
.a RAGE.

The approaching marriage OF Mayor Kalbneisch.
OF Brooklyn, 10 Lady OF Walden orange county Is
causing small stir in the beautiful little village
which Is the home Of the fair bride. The lady Is
Mrs. Mary Frances Wade, daughter OF Jacob d.
Mllspaugh proprietor OF the Eagle Hotel, Walden,
citizen known BY almost everybody In Orange,
Ulster and Sullivan counties. MIS- Wade is charm
ing young widow, rather tail, oil symmetrical figure,
clear complexion. blue eyes and dark brown hair.
A local paper says inat when she became widow
she was without means OF her own, and her father
desired TO provide for her support. But she was Of
too spirited disposition to idle her time away at
home and she wen. 10 New YORK city to acquire
the art OF dressmaking. or this she soon became
perfect mistress, and was employed by the nrst
families OF Gotham who were glad to avail them
selves OF her superior skill ana taste In her art.
With an estimablc family with whom she be-
came intimate while IN the city she visited
Europe, anu added the polish or extended
travel In the Old World to excellent
natural abilities. Soon after her return Mayor
Kaibnesch made ner acquaintance, and matrimOny
1s to be the result. Mrs. Waue is now at her
fathers home In walden, engaged In preparing a
splendid bridal wardrobe TOR fhe happy event. The
Mayor visited her at Walden recently, and a. few
days ago Judge DAILY ami family, particular friends
or the Mayor went to Walden to pay tEelr respects
To his IutUre BRIDE. The wedding is to take place
early i'm December ana thc happy couple will go TO
washington their bridal tour.
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MoaE REcKLEss DRIVING.


An Irufe Irishman md Inibecile Italiau-
scene in Court.
The numerous instances OF reckless driving and
squent injury to pedestrians which have OF late
occupied the attention OF the Courts do seem
be on The decrease. Another casualty of this na-
ture occurred yesterday In the Bowery, near
Second street, and formed the grounds OF Mr..
David W. Nagle's complaint TO Justice Ledwitn at
Essex Market.
Mr.. Nagle Is an elderly Irish gentleman OF serious
aspect very sobery attred and OF q mien and
bearing worthy Of Andrew Jackson himself, that
grand old type Of his race. Mr. Nagle is q citizen,
VINO "knows his rights, and knowing. dare main
tain tbem,, and was not disposed TO allow the
promptings OF ill-iudged clemency TO cause him to
relcnt in his purpose. In his own precise ana en-
phatic language, delivered with the frmness and
earnestness Of Mr. Samuel Pick WICK he felt that tne
man should not 60 nnwnipped OF Justice" He came
not merely 10 crafty personal craving for ven
geancc. nut in the
INTEREST OF SOCIETY,
which he felt had been outraged by the trembling
Garrlbaldian lazzarone, who stood at the bar
awaiting the judicial nat Mr.. Nagle was evidently
hurt ana in pain; but, after partaking Of glass OF
wafer handed him by one OF the gentlemanly at
tachcs OF the Court he nerved himself to proceed
with hts statement. Mr. Nagle Is q man OF precise
habits and we!l-ordercd mind. Said ne. "Y0ur
Honor, | was about taking passage on the Third
Avenue hallway to 10th street. Harlem. With that
view sGo0d on the corner Of second street ana the
B0werv until the thorOughiarc was comparatively
clear of drays, vehicles, &c. The time, Your Honor
trefcrrng TO o written memoranduml, Was ten
minutes TO eleven. On car approaching
! HELD UP MY FINGER
as sign to the driver to arrest his progress. He
did so and was about to embark. when suddenly,
WITHOUT NOTE OR WARNING,
l was violently knocked Oh my feet BY a bakers
wagon driven by tnat reckless, stupid.O0king man
beyond there and the wheels passed over meo lcast-
ing a look OF withering scorn az the unfortunate
Garibaldian).
,;UDGE-What have you to say FOR yourself slr'
PRISONER iShrugRng bfs sh0uders ana with
vacant srarc)-VdiiHnO! VUiidn0
JUDGs--Daron Schlcger. please OfIciate.
BAaOS-COJlDrenez tOus Ia hit1ste FrancdiSer
PRISONER shaking his head)-Non Noni NoHi
NditdnO
BARON ,,lisgusted)-That fellow understands well
enough, Judge.
lrDGE tianRhing)-Try MIN with Dutch.
BARON-Oh, what IS tne user He Is fool or
stupid
IUDGE-weli, make out a complaint OF assault
anu battery, aud find out mis- name.
Baron ScBLEIGER Indignantly Come around
here, you Qni est nom?
PRIsONER--Alfredo Slmonei.
After which stupendous achievement ne relapsed
into his former sullen, d0gged silence, and the
Bar0ns stock OF Italian being exhausted, all efforts
to draw him out were useless, ana he was accord
ingiy committed IN $500 bail to answer.