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New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
MEXICO.

TWO MORE STATES IN RFBELLION-AN AMERICAN
PROTECTORATE DISCUSSED.
CITY OF MEXICO, Dec If, via HAVANA, Dec. 10
Anarchy continues throughout Sexco and the COM
pcatons Increase. The States OF San Luis and GUIANA
iuato have pronounced in favor OF Lerdo do TcladI.
Wherever party attans power, they act IN despoto
manner. Tho attitude OF Gen. Dlaz's army against
tho FGdcralists Is unchanged. A column OF tDo
adhercuts OF Diaz ia marching on Orizaba, and
Gen. Alatorre's men BIO joinpg Diaz.
n "a rcported there IA dscorl between Gems. Atprro
and Rorha and betwee both OF tncn and tue Govern
ncht. The Juarsts are alarmed, AM IL IS snPs" '.o
(oyerulncut cannot oUtys The present month. An
American protcct0ratc IL erin.y discussed The rod
the captai and Vera Cruz s In tho hands or tc
,,ists Foreigners consider the only lvatOn for tho
country will be in placing 1t updcr the American naS
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
ERIE MORTGAGES ANOTHER EXTENSIVE
FRAUD.

To the Editor OF The Trf6une
SIR: In all your attacks upon the Erc
Ring have seen exposure OF the overwhelming ras'
calitiesiu the new consolidated mortgage which John
W. Thompson in behalf Of the preferred stockholders
has been fighting. As am informed, oro provision OF
that mortgage was that in case default should az any
time be made in the payment Of the interest or any
portion OF the principal secured 10 he paid by that mort
and The Trustees were authorized 10 tae POSSESSION OF
the rad without the ceremony Of forecl sing Tas sum
mary preceding would of course cut on N common
and preferred stock, and there IS donbt that FISK
Gould Tweed Co. intended this cutting OH ht oW1 IUo
the road. Such Il gigantic robbery cou!d nave nern
easily consinmated few uronths a-o when the kinS
held f, sway hut doubt whether IL can lo now, IL
wuuld he interesting FOR tho Bar Association u ma out
what lawyer Pre- stuted himself 10 draft sroh SWIM
ding nOrtg gaze. d. d. Field could harfiy get an opih-
Ion from Judge Curtis iustifying such conduct.
Nctc- YORK, Dec 10, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20

Tie etcanship Florida, owned by Francis Darr. re-
York a cargo Of nuuo,Is Of war, incu1in, four cannon
a,l n quantity Of provisions and lumber. Tho vessel
WA i bed the District Attorney Of the southern Dis
tr!ut Of New. York for attempting TO carry arms
and munitions war 10 Tie insurgents In Cuba. TIE
vessel was detained at the NdvyYard for five months
be- re the ca 81 was brouch; trial The cyrcnce on
the IA. however failed to Show conluslvely that TIE
Flur,a was to used armed vessel, and Oh the
1Iih OF January 1871 Judge BlachfOrd rendered de-
,.ion that the Florida .hOl no released lie held tht
tie evidence dl not show that the vessel was hteh o
s n war vcs,c against Cuba that til 70 Ia no law pro
hitting the sipncnt of arms and munitions OF war ~
Cuba or any other country and that 20 constitute V
ltion Of the neutrality laws 1t is necessary that vessel
should lie armed and equipped to cruise against conn
at pcacc ON a motion on TIE part or the Dlstfiti-N
orncy for "A .rtc Of prOb, le cause ior r Schlfc
of the vessel protect tho sciznS officers, the tout
held that II had power TO grant tnc ccriheatc ana
It Il alleged on The part of tc claimants that tc uoV
Crn,nent Is liable for damages.
The Florida having finally sailed from tins port was
eventually obliged to put iHO IT. Thomas, III me " 'st
Indies where she Dockai"d by Spanish war vessels.
the caDta fearing to set sail account OF threats of
captre, which openly made Thrsc facts bcta ne
and letters from the West Indie. the subject. FWly,
the Government induced to take steps III the matters
announcement to o. &C secretary OF tlc Navy mat
tie owner The vessel bad given pcrcnptorY orders ny
mail for the Florida sail ut all azrJs Farther com
pcations were avoided Ivy the Government Hcnilhg
10 ST Thomas to escort the Florida III safety from Tie
haib bOr
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

Mr.. Gricyc. NJ p. for GrecnOck, Scotland,
thinks that Sir Charles Dixie, to DO consistent SHOULD
rclinquish his titlo , >
Thc court-martial engaged in tho trial oil
tho assassins of NJ Chaudey writer In the Paris Sfre
has delivered Judgment Preau de Weic Is cond' Iiil
to death Brtcr Soipeur ten cas- harl labor, lc.-
let to ten years and Bcun to two years hIrisoh ~"
Tho opposition in the French Assembly TO
the removal Of the seat Of Government to pars ar @
IN Great mc,surc be occaslOncd by the united ell MS
Of the Iegimsts and thG GT"a'1s nSw txin VII hs
erased, and that IA tho end there VIII DC Sy .n'G %
stion on the II H. and the supporters VI the o'''rh
mcnt on tho RlSht. go ~.
According to tho Augsburg 1hgemetne I'1-
ftno the recently reported illness OF Prince b'ntek
was pretext his part to enable him 10 a'oa 'ah,e
part in the discussions in tho Rc'hstae on the hi 10
uuis the ecclcsascs who had made an abuse OF lhrI,
prcaclng the pulpit He desired TO ifafe % 'g wsT'
Thence his indispOsition which Is quite diplomatic; 9
sad TO have replied to MS m1Gx clsixo a VINO
The pro,nOtcrs of the recent meeting at Dol
ton E,aland have issued petition to the Home scere
tary which has received many signatures inc peu'"h
after detailing the circumstances attending tue mechg
tho riotous attack by socaled loyalists ana the hur
encc Of the borough were Tny w ha
sacIns the n Sr .at aa cai
Of |ndirnaon is felt In the that while the police
were strong enough 10 dspcrse the moD inn iew 'Aa
they were held buck Dy tue IhhSiStiSSco oi"''''
On the I'd inst, in the Lower House OF the
Hungarian Diet the Minister Of the Interior and tho
Minister Of Justice replied to question respecting the
srrest and expulsion OF some working mon Ihey re-
terrea tho House to tho meetings Of working men ut
which ,naammatory speeches had been delivered mani
Testing hOstIlity to State, aud advocating he caus
OF The Paris Commune. The investigation aue nh1weh %
that the mombers OF the WORKING Mems Gnion m Iesn T
were connected with tho international Society am Is
COmuune aud sought to bring ABOUT Tue ofcIu"o" ~, VI
tho existing form Of Government im . n ny m
ducing tho military to break their oaths on ah.Rine
and 6y occupying open ciladels. Ine nouSo 'ooA 'N'
roply Sf tho Government into consideratioh
Chicf-Justice Sir A. COckburn has written
v,gorous letter to tho Prime Minister aud Lord Chan
cellor of Great Britain protesting against the appoint
meut Of Sir Robert Collier Pusno Jndgeship In tho
Court OF Common Pleas on tho ground that thc elevation
is to bc Immediately followed by the transfer OF the ao
Attorney TO the Judicial Committee OF the frVy
Council The Lord ChiefJustice points OUT thht.
by nm act OF last session OF Parliament, ths s
choice OF members OF the Committee was resIIeea a
70 those who were, hud been, judges Oh t9o @
Courts OF Westminster and to certain othcT JuaRes a
he SStcnds that the spirit Of the law was DrpKen M Wne
LAWYER Was sent to tho Common Pleas ,or VI. . %
purpose Of making him technically ege ior Tue onea
appointmenE Mr.. Gladstone ana I@ra hatneIS 'o'o''
tisr dsfepse t' tbs oar Of Parhameh~
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
THE REMOVAL OF TWEED AND HALL DE
MANDED.

The Committee OF Ncventy UNANIMOUSLY
adopted the following resolutions last night:
Resolred. That this Committee has not changed its
views heretofore Xprsse cOncernin the necessity OF
the immediate resignation speedy removal of A. Oakley
Hall and William NJ. Tweed from tie offices whicn they
have dscraccd still hold That this Commit tee has
not either directly indirectly entered into OF sane
toned compromise, or undo rstanding
whatever whereby these men should be retained toll
Grated in office for length VI time however short.
Resoired That in the udgmt Ut OF this Committee tho
public character and interests o the City and State OF
New York urgently demand THAT The seats Of the present
incumbents OF tho Office OF Mayor and Commissioner Vt
Public Works Of said city Ia vacated without delay.
Resolrd That copies of the foregoing resolutions, and
OF the resolutions passed the 2eh day OF November,
1871 duly authenticated by the Chairman and Secretary
of this Committee be- transmitted to the Senator's and
Memhers OF Assembly recently elected from this city
promote the cause of financial and municipal reform,
aud thai they ar.hcrcby requested to give eject " said
re solutions by appropriate legislation 80
The Committee also took measures TO furnish members
of the Legislature with tho NECESSARY proofs Of the
frauds committed aud conuved at by the four leaders Of
the Tnmany Ring.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
LYNCH LAW IN TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. f0.-Last night man
was sccn lurking around the building at Union City, in
which the express robbers confined. On being ap-
proached by policeman Kline he started to run, and ws
pursurl by tho officer The pursued turned and fired.
instantly killing the officer. TIE depot watchman Joined
in the chase and was shot IN the shoulder The
derer az subsequently, captured roued and placed u
der guard. .
Before daylight this morning about 50 disguised men
oytrpowered the guard, killed Levi harrington, an ex-
press robber aud took the murderer away The body
OF to latter foun6 after dsy lglk hanging to tree
His name was TOler, from Kentucky supposed he
was connected with the express robbers and there
to aid them In escaping.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
NO MORE ARRESTS.

The sealed package sent in Ivy the Grand
Jury to the Court OF General Sessions on Monday after
noon was supposed to contain in ctm'n.s of prominent
citizens whose arrests were expected yesterday No
arrests were made however, aud when Sheriff Brennan
LETT his Office at o'clock he announced that he had not
received any warrants and that further arrests woui
be made duriug the day by his officers. At O'Clock In
tho afternoon the Grand Jury adjourned until Friday
morning having presented no indictments during the
day.
The counsel for the people in the suits against Tweed
and Connolly received official notice OF the reduc-
tiOn OF Mr. Conn0ys ball. hut the Sheriff having as yet
received no official order in the MATTER Mr.. Connolly
has had no opportunity Of Offering bondsmen.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
JAMES NJ. sWEENY OUsTED.

IL WIS CXTtCtcU fcs1s
James NJ sweeny Clerk of the Superior Court, re-
cc.vci on Saturday,, would be followed by hs resgna
tion as Deputy Chamberlain. Yesterday a TRIBCSE re-
porter called Chamberlain Bradley who, In response
to the question, "as Mr. James NJ swecny resigned :"
answered. "Therc vacancies in this Department"
Mr.. Bradley's answer Is probably explained by Con-
troler Green's order that all moneys received by tho
City Chamberlain should bc accounted for to the Com
troller and that the employees Of the Chamberlains
office should be paid through the Controllers Office. Mr.
Syecny as Deputy Chamberlain paid by the Cham
bcrain from the receipts OF his Office and Mr. Green's
order therefore dismissed him. that resignation was
not needed, nor was any vacancy created, o Deputy
Chamberlain not being legally provided for.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
EEYSER ACCUSING TWEED.

A TRIBUNE reporter was informed, yesterday,
on good authority, that Mr. Kcyser had announced his
willingness testify before tho Grand Jury as to frauds
committed by Mr.. Tweed other than those already
charged against him. 1t also stated that Mr Kcyser
accused Mr. Tweed directly Of having obtained money
on his tKeyscrs) fraudulcny increased bills and that
an affidavit embodying tho particulars Of the transao-
tions was drawn up yesterday that might be sub.
mtted to the Grand Jury Another a iavit It Is said.
was nso drawn up. and signed by aly acquainted
with the transactions, aud it was declared that t.so
two afiiavts would enable the Grand Jury to tnd
another Indictment against Mr.. Tweed.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
FRANCE.

TIE ORLEANS PRINCES SEATED IT, TIE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS. Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1871.
The Duke d'Amnale and Prince dc Joinvillo
took their In the National Assembly to-day They
sat the center Of 1ncnhcrs OF tho Right Their
appearance created sensation IN the body bill has
been introduced in the Assembly providing for the re-
lease of the Communist prisoners who held no rank.
The prisoners Bioray. Rastoul and Henri Rochefort
now undergoing confinement in Fort Bryard In pnrsl-
ance OF the sentence of the cOurtartia arc sick In the
infrmary that fertilization. The French Government
refuses to sell the GROWING vcls to private persons.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
TROUBLES OF THE RING.
TIE GRAND JURY THREATENING TIE DIS
HONEST TAXPAYERS.

The announcement, in yesterdays TRIBUNE,
that tho Grand Jury wcre reported to DO engaged In
examining into the alleged frauds In the Tax Com
,nissioners Ofice created profound sensation Many
persons for whom tho unknown has the rcates terror
were msdo painfully by the brief statement OF
the rumor: while many more suspccting wrong-dolns
on the part OF their ncigbors started reports that
prominent merchants and rropertyowners had already
been indicted. It was stated that tho frauds wcro
committed in tho most fagrant manner. and that
testimony was to bc had in Plenty and witnesses In
troops Rumor also had II, according to an afternoon
paper. "that prominent gentlemen who were consp'ch'
Gus In whitew ashng the late Controller have been cx'
empt from personal taxation, and have been indirectly
engaged IN defrauding tho city. 1t was assered Dy
parties who claim to know that the Grand Jury made an
order for the Personal Tax Book which has heretofore
held sacred and that 1t was produced Dclore tne
body causing some excitement" Much OF
this proved inquiry, to bo tho natural exaggera'lon
which such stories receive in the Of circulation
Nathaniel Sands Of the Tax Commissioners onice
called at The TRRUSE office yesterday to deny that any
investigation WAS going In his department., ana
claimed that the report referred to the investigation into
the Office Of the Commissioner OF Assessments which
The Times published having been made by Controller
Green. The reporter Of THE TRIBUNE obtained the
published from responsible sources and has
doubt Of the truth Of the statement, though until the
jury choose dvulge their operations one can be
positive Of tho precise nature extent. or results OF tho
inquiry making But 1t Is certain that the Tax Commis.
soners and not tho Assessment Commissioners office
Is the referred to. Another TRIBUNE reporter was
authorized to say that the investigation pub
lishcd in The Tines as having been mado by
Controller Green was not made by his Or
dor or under his direction 1t understood that tho
article in The Times which sent to THE TRIBUNE in
prlnted form but crowded out by advertisements, was
compiled by gentleman wholly disconnected with tho
Finance Department, and Mr.. Green knew nothing OK
any Intention to publish II. It's startling exposure,
but has no bearing whatever tho subject Of the Grand
Jury Investigations into the frauds, by which nau-
entia properyowners escape and ones are taxed
oil heavily. 1t Il perhaps just to r. Sands to
say that subsequent his vst during which he called
attention to the Investigation Mr.. SarkweathcrB
department. he sent gentleman from his office 10 dis
claim any intention Of charging frauds in that depart
mcLt.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
FOREIGN NEVIS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE PRINCE OF WALES STILL IMPROVING.
LONDON Tuesday, Dec. 49, 1871.
The progress of the Prince of Wales toward
is in all respects satisfactory Tho Queen will
remain ut Windsor during the holidays instead Of going
to Osborne at fret proposed. Tho Duke OF Edin
bureh, who left last tho Prince was do
clarcd of danger Will TO Sandringlam on Sat
urdAY.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
ANOTHER LEGAL DEFEAT.

GOCLp'S CLAIM TO PART OF TIE ilEAru-RAPHAEL
STOCK SIT ASIDE.
In the suit of the Erie Railway and Others
suoinst Heath and Raphael now pending In the L. g.
Circuit Court petition wis lately filed on behalf Of
Jaw GOULD claiming the ownership Of II ss shares out
Of the 60 Oo shares In litigation. and asking that these
shares and cetncates to tho amount OF the receipts
held by Goud be delivered to him. and that In the mean
time tho delivery Of such shares and certificates 70
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
TWEED SELLING HIS PROPERTY.

There were filed, yesterday, in the County
Clerks ofico at Albany the afidavits Of Wheeler H.
Pcckham AMI John A. stouchtenbnrgh. settling forth
that Wm NJ Tweed has been dlspcsing OF his property
in York including house near Fort Washington his
stoblcs on Thirty-ninhst hs yacht his residence at
Ftlave. and Fo;tytlrl-s.., etc., for prices mnch ne
low the. real value. for the Of cvdng the tg-
mcut to rendered In the action brought against INN
w the people. No new action how ever was proposed.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
MEETING OF THE ENGLISH STOCKHOLDERS.

NO COMPROMISE WITH FISK AND GOULD.
LONDON, Dec. 10-A meeting of the Erie
Railway Stockholders Protection society held to-
day Mr. Raphael presided, and IN the course Of some
remarks said the present Erie organization cannot long
survive the fall Of the twin monster, tn" Tmmany Ring
An avOwrd Object OF the Republican Legislature OF New
York is he said to break up the present. managenent
OF the Erie Railroad. Mr.. Raphael warned the shio-
holders against making any compromise whatever VAIN
Fisk aud (,oud.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
RI 'SSlA.
HOsrITALITIES TO PROMINENT PRrSsIAN9.
Il pI I'll IL snLnIi- Mo llN. Dec. 10. Is. l.

ST. PETERsRCRG, Tuco1lv, Dec 10. ISL
A number of distinguished Prussians who
have been visiting this city tcsy escorted to The
railway station. upon the occasion Of h"ir return i"n",
10y the EinpeIor Alexander tie Grand Duke Con ant.c,
ana the Prices OF the Imperial housc, oil OF whon MS
commitment to the r guests dr. sscd in full l' sian
uniform Tic Russian Academy Of Sciences las cio ted
Cen Won Motac an honorary member.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
GERMANY.

TIE SOUTHWESTERN BOUNDARY CASE.
LONDON, Tuesday, Dec. 49, 1871.
A special dispatch to Tile Echo from Berlin
says that Minister Bancroft yesterday delivered to the
Emperor Cf Germany who Lad accepted the arbitrator
shin between Great Britain and the United States. the
memorandum Of the Amer can Government with regard
tp the North-Wostcrm houGi.liy question.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
TIE NEW DOMINION.

RESIGNATION OF TIE ONTARIO MINISTRY
TORoNTo, Ont, Dec. 19-On the opening OF
the House to-day after some routine business, the
Attorney General stated that his Government; after
adverse votes could longer expect to carry en- tGc
Cnvcrnmcnt success fully aud that they had paced thtlr
rrsienntons N the hands OF the t',oN'r'"
who had accepted the me- rhry "ry % In s" "Gr 1c % ad
iourned until Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
A BANK FAILURE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19.-The Fourth Ma.
tonal Bank in Archst below Eighth has been thrown
out by the Joint action Of the bank examiners md the
Clearing House. Henry Perkins has been appointed Re
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
TIE FLORIDA AT sen.

SIZE LEAVES ST. THOMAS UNDER CONVOY OF AN
AMERICAN GUNBOAT.
Sr. THOMAS, lNcc. 14.-Thc steamship flollda
left this port today under the convoy OF me u = gun
boat Shavuut Capt. Potter Tie Spanish riIat" which
has so len blockadrd the Florida I,.o attempt to
intcrf, re v th her departure.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
WASHINGTON.
SERVICE REFORM.

ur.s.cr FROM THE PRESIDENT ACCoMPANlIN"
TIE REPORT OF TIE CIVIL shh,iO s,,onny
MIssIoN-SHtLL THERE RE M'hh prcr
CotIrCTORS P-TIIE NEW R'LtS AH Ur x,,r.r
I.TtoxS 7, GO INTO EFFECT ON lie ri'
w,su1Srroy Tuesday, Dec ~ 1871.
shf Senate and Hoase Of Rcpe'c"td"te''
In accordance with the act Of Congress approved
March 2 1S-1 convened n Commission OF eminent
gentlemen 10 devise rules aud regulations tor uc
nurposc Of reforming the civil service lheI iapois
10 ,o,v cc,ppl,tc and transmit herewith their
,,port. together with the rules Which they recon-
mend for my action These rules have been adopted,
oodw will, co into effect on the 1st day Of January,
49, I'udcr the law referred to, rs / inter-
n-ct II. tl,, authority is already invested in the
rxecutiye 10 enforce these regulations. with iull
mower tn aii!gr alter, or amend them ut his option
when changes nay he deemed advisable These
views toc,tLcr with the report of the Comm ss'on-
ers are submitted for ycur careful consideration aS
n whether further legislation may 10 necessary III
order 20 carry ont an effective and beneficial clNl
srr,ic, ryfonn. If left to me, without fmther a'-
ton of Congress the rules prescribed by the Com
MISSION under the reservation already mentioned
will he faithfully executed; nut they are not DING
ing on nv SUCCESSORS without further legislation.
BEING dcSirous of bringing this subject to the atten-
ton Of Concross before the holiday recess. have
report 10 enable mc t. suggest definite legislative
action to insure the support which may be necessary
in crlor to give thorough tIial to ro'icyI1ng
needed I ask for all the strength which Congress
cor ri 90 me 10 enable TO out the reforms III
the Civil Service recommended by the Commssi on
crS and adortcd 10 take effect. before stated on
Jan. ! 1T?. The law' which provides Tor the
co.,yr,ine Of Commi sion to dev.e rules and reg
uIa..a FOR reforming the Civil Service, authorizes.
tLirk the permanent organization of primary
bead nd VII, SO general directions al cXlrrna-
tic,s oi applicants for pubic office shall lie CON
Quoted There is TO appropriation to CO tinue sIch
n ic.id beyond tie termination Of It's present
laha.s Therefore recommend that
p~o.cr approximation lie made to Continue
The services cf The rrysnnt Be I'd for Hnothcr year;
and in view Of lie fact that t!tcc members of the
Board lold positions in the rnhlc s"rNi"e, winch
prcclAd-S them from rcccivint extra compensation
urGer existing laws that they he authorized T." re-
cciyc iLir comp,lslton for stra service rendered
by tlcr, in tho performance Il this d1iy.
El,cu!:tc WlasioI DC. 10. 7sT. L. $. GRANT
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
TIE ESCAPED VOUCHER THIEVES.

John c. Ileenan. the ex-pugilist, Edward
Dumphy. and William II. Cook, having. II IL said, been
implicated m the stealing OF the vouchers from the Con-
trollers Office and fearing that indictments might DO
found againt them, have all LEFT the city Soon after
the voucher theft 1t whispered at Cook had been
Instrumental in executing the robbery, and that
Dumphy, one of Cooks intimates, had aided him by
forcing open the door Of the ContrOers Oce. Dmphy
Is expert villain. and has twice leon convicted OF
cmes For larceny from the lie servedwo years
in the State Prison. and for burglary served
two years and six mouths In the sape institution Ho
Oil active Tummany repeater, auA wss well known
In the Eighth Ward whence election dag he used to
take his repeaters to other Wards
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
JUDGE BEDFOBD'S $s,5Oo-AN EXPLANATION.

JUDGE BEDFOBD'S $5,5OO--AN EXPLANATION.
Judge Bedford, inan o0lcial letter. freely admits
of the charge 3he Tnes Of yesterday.
there claim Of audited " the Board Of Audit
and awarded hi for legal servces while Assistant
tho years 1855 70 1885, He then ex.
plains that the JAusaturc awarded Q simar sum for
similar services Robert G. Hutcnss, who Wss the
other Assistant District attorney at that tine. and that
salary Tor passerylces he accepted the warrant for
GsOO. obtained for him by Mr. Hutch'ngs and District
mate payment paid In . lawful and honssS manncr"
and he further says:
PrsMsx =. and that this .saaassss N no
ses .ess ssduaty desire s Grasd jury ii ooes
hly investigate vor behsynS at De,
viii Asass vA b prsGPty md speedily vsAeAss