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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
ITALIAN UNITY.
VICTOR EMANUEL CONGRATULATED BY THE CITI-
ZENS OF BOsTON-sPEEClEsN MADE AND RESO-
LUTIONS ADOPTED.

VICTOR EMANUEL CONGRATULATED BY THE CIrI-
ZENs OF BOsTON-sPEECHEs MADE AND RESO-
LUTIONs ADOPTED.
BosrON, Feb. 23.-Music Hall was partially
filed this evening with assemblage DESTROYS OF con
graduating Italy the success OF the recent movement
for union. Ex-Gov washburne presided and the name
Of Gov Claim headed the list OF $50 Vice presidents.
The President taking the chair rejoiced that 1t was
the purpose of the meeting extend the congratulations
Of the people of Boston and it, vicinity to the friends
OF progress and free opinion everywhere that Italy, 70
llustTiOus In history, dear 10 the heart OF every
scholar is again united I'm thebOnds ~ nation
atty. American hearts gladdened with the sight
Of people, holding snare IN the Government unucI
which they lived, with one hope, one destiny
den, divided states and Providence. she bad mus
given an earnest OF meme equality before bou.
The Rev DR. Minor offered resolutions ehplesske oil
hearty rejoicing In whatever tended 10 dlsehthisI .he
human mind Ia the b0Odless dissolution OF ne
temporal sovereignty Of the Pope; asserting lMa tno
assumption Of nfdlblity IN moral ana reiglou1 anaIs
logically made necessary the claim OF Pap1l soNeregy
In secular affairs and giving birth 10 the wh"ie iai
Of tyraDnies; cOngratuating ltay on her leo ,
and State, her uIun and popular edueauon htr piiol
lam and entcrpritc also Victor Emanuel ahu 'io Noon
that she 10 again taking place among ihe great h''ons
The Rev F H. Hedge d D. Of Brookne said this was an
age Of political revivals Greeee GerLhApys anu @
had undergone transformation since inc cenluy p.tf
and IL lifting that America should tehdet n
IatOns to the country of Columbus ana hmclHo yes,
pucci The world indebted % Italy Tor lnpuse an
guidance In almost every province OF me- so vas VIZ
Of the treasure Of the old CIVILIZATION anu c
pioneer Of the II she who first awoEe RON inc
long sleep Of tho dark ages, and opened her Windows
fury Her commerce was on the ocean before Dii'n h
wster her .ne trade with India wa. large Be
fore Portuguese vessel doubled the oape OF
Good Hope Italian naenee IN F,o1sn rs Wss no~
Take from Shakespeare and Milton the Italian lsIeat
ents, aud = great gap would S eft The Italian ~'h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

ONLY \ PORTION or THE GERMAN ARMY TO
MARCH THROUGH PARIs-A PRUsSIAN CORPS
READY TO EMBARK AT DIEPPE FOR HAM
BURG-THE ORLEANS PRINCES ASKING ADJ
MISSION To THE ASSEMBLY.
LONDON. Thursday, Feb. %, 1871.
Information has been received from Versailles
that it is determined that portion Of the German
army shall march through PARIS on their return
home NJ Theirs continues vigorously to oppose
this warning the Germans OF the responsibility they
Will incur 4 placard was posted on Monday in the
students quarter in Paris appealing TO the inhabt-
ants 10 make a last struggle should the Germans en-
Ger that city.
A dispatch from Dieppc says that the Eighth Ger
man Corps, belonging to Gen. Manteufels army
and composed Of Mecklrcnbegers is arriving there,
and il peace is signed will embark for Hamburg d.
rect.
The Prussian Cross GG,ctto Of Berlin rays: The
Emperor William will return to Berlin as soon as the
preliminaries Of peace are settled, and that BIS
marck. Moltke, and Room VIII soon follow.
The Prince de Joinvile and the Duke DAumale
have written to NJ Gr5vy, stating that they await
the decision of the Assembly on the legality OF their
elections before presenting themselves TO take their
seats in the Chamber.
Paws IS tranquil, provisions having fallen TO the
ordinary prices Communication by all the railways
leading to Paris has been reGsablished. The Paris
XoSitcr says that Gen. Trochu has resigned at the
request Of VI. Theirs, and retired to private life.
Tie disturbances at Nice have been suppressed.
A dispatch from Arras, 23d, SAYS that the moats
around that city have been filed with water for its
defense. in case the warts resumed
The Germans demand the immediate payment Of
e.OoO,oO0 francs by the Department Of the Disc
aud accord delay in the payment Of the remaining
100000 Of the contribution.
Minister Picard is AT Bordeaux, and Henri Roche
for: is en- rouie from Bordeaux 10 Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
TULEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Ohio Editorial Association is in session at
Akron. A. ,.ao,,o,
Hornet A POrt.au -fnnee.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern RAIL
road nusny shortly lay sro,nd cl between Toei' ana baHao
aul from ElL.rt o Chicago usng seel rails.
In the case of Filkins the alleged express
,or Albany jurors obtained YESTERDAY. MAKING Only b'e
Ia ali secured thus ar, gu, OF ssveRytwo called
The Virginia Senate has passed the Washing
Tan nd Richmond R..oal bill with anenimens-iea- 81 Ns!s H.
s bscL to the oase ~ber- will probably be passed to-day
1t is reported that the Chicago Gun mas
-. Op.r. House $3.50 OQ The Club proposes to
r rssrn opera and ART gallery but viii Of up he bee.
Of ID. building for the uses Of the Clab.
The recent rcported financial Irregularities in
Al, Hn confined 10 The eb- sd N"flh banA.
g Dsne cashier Of the Webster Ban IDsrl % s N aeAl Dc
...n and 10000 supposed that both bAhAs arr amply
4 nm auyl LAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
cRIMEs AND cAsuALr1Es-nY TELEGRAPH.


$500 The wine cellars of Siegrist Brothers III Napa,
CAL destroyed by IRE Tuesday Lc st0oG Insurance
$4,000
"A disastrous fire occurred in Savannah on
"Wednesday night destroying 6gsOns Bloch Bsy Loss $3.50 GOV
insurance, sli5,OOO.
Warren f. Smell of NewbuTgh ~ Y shot him
Bingham House Philadelphia YESTERDAY lie len letter
giving bis name rdene ETC. but Assgne no reason for the act
800. The Devereux block in Utica was badly dam
YESTERDAY Ag be heaviest losers are j. Jsms pho
iogrspher, and ST. H. CDsl dentist Total oss 5000 party
isslfeL
Joseph Plattcrberg, n citizen of Scranton
Penn arrested 10 Pittsburgh yestery charged With being dealer
money principally ives the Peoples National Bsni Of
Enga0F, Mich.
- POOLS Block in Calais, Me-. burned on
W.uesag principal sufferers Edgar Whtn Dr. Ltuglr
agh Gf0 H. Poole Gsnsoh Cfone stiles ssJilar and G.
S4s 4 Co. Loss, $4,000 insurance e25OD
THE recent storm very severe along the
PGE cnang rsse "rcetol and macy damaged
schooner Nn Irls
Of drowned Much f for the safety
tsmp Idaho days OVERRIDE San fIanoseo from the
The steamship Onlabs ana Wl JAT from
Diego somewhat ovenuo ~ tina port The Telegraph
and SSaIbs California deNn
Rain LGs b.s gegsL tho -gboni tbe PAeaie St-tsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
TIE METHODIST BOOK COECERN-ACCOUNTS TO
BE EXAMINED BY EXPERTS.

TIE METHODIST BOOK COECERN-ACCOUNTS TO
BE EXAMINED BY EXPERTS.
The Methodist Book Committee, at their
late session. after withdrawing the charges brought
against the Rev. Dr. John Lanahan. appointed q sub
Committee consisting OF Bishop Scott, and the Rev
Messrs Bingham Vernon and othweiler to Investigate
the affairs OF the Book Concern, and to ascertain
whether any frauds had been committed This subCo-
mtee was session yesterday throughout the day, at
No sO5 Broadway, the Rev. J. 5. Bingham acting ms
Chairman and the Rev DR.. Vernon as Secretary. The
object Of this special session the selection OF experts
who should be charged with the duty OF examining the
accounts Of the Concern The recommendations OF eight
or ten experts were received and considered, and the
names OF two were referred TO tho counsel. Judges
Fancher and Reynolds, for approval. The experts, In
ease their appointments sanctioned by the counsel VIII
uroced at once to Investigate the business transacon
nf tbe Book Concern during the period Of the alleged
frauds when the examination II completed, the cA-
perfs will submit report to the subcommittee and tho
matter will be finally referred ~ the General Confer
euce which meets in Brooklyn during May, 1877. Inc
sn (ommittco will resume their session tins morning III
order 10 complete Arrangements RS to the method o III
tfr4g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
,,,,pcoxIrrTIra-R TELEGRAPH.

Gen Valmaseda will return to Havana to-day.
The Hon Lee Clafin, father Of Gov. Clahin Of
Massaeha.sti,. died yesterday, Aged ~
7 dickinson Phillips one OF the most promi-
n,n, .tn. Of Dayton Ohio did saddes yesterday, Of Para
sgoi So . =, A.. -, NJ o,- ,
The i'm ia va capad By Gen Batter died salesb IN Savannah
terlsy. m,
Island the Albany Law school died In San PrAns0
yestsrsy
The CHICAGO Baptist Standard of yesterday saws
MI .naT promnent Episcopal Clergyman the Rev Dr. isnce
81 james has become ds-ahshe siA bishop Wbtehoa-s
s,a ,@ IIlsh that he has wl BIS
o.. -,tL AZ, P.h,b ssJ withdraw hJD the Usasss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24

The St Losis newspapers chronicle the
Death Of "oldJaoi." contraband who came to that
city from Memphis " 1862 He had been tie slave OF
Col Titus lie was Immediately employed To sample
cottorrv the leading merchants OF st. Louis and got
high reputation for integrt, beside aeassing ntle
OF $1,000 he sampled In all $40 no bales ~ nSe
cents per bale and, had lie reuA hcd a Save iuoI VI
this would have gcNe into his "Ownrs pooke,I; nm
est. worthy cid jack excIans Thef@ L"a" Df"'ef"f'
peace 81 his aches -
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.r1r NrW DOMINION.
TIIL NV -.-.,-,-,-
a. coyrRNnUNT At NRw-BRuSo"lCh-

MN coyERNMEET At Nsw-BhuS0"iCh-
PARLIAMENT PGoRoGUED'
FRr,rnt(roy. n. b, Feb. 29.-lhe new Gov
eminent /. formed a. follows: @. L. halhaSAy, IIosn.
e2l Secretary; the Hon. M King ,9 80 y,
So. - g1.,,.,, eurveyOr-Ge General. Messrs. Care,
C1 and Homes arr also aen1ers but at *niepr WIZ, IN
AMI o0lse ro day the House was pIpIVhSeN y! E1S
~ p. 1iayeT1or b meet again on the 5ib Ht Aprg
sIsidsraf orctement prevails 10 od ~ nv msnb i,
tnt1b mutual ree Yiminauon VIA ih"u4soU d" - Ni"
an ag,ti, eides of the House
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received n charge Of buckshot, which almost com
pctely severed Jennss left arm; but notwithstanding
the rapid flow Of blood from the severed arteries Jen
kns pursued the assassin and fired several shots ~ MN
from revolver, hut without effect He finally sank 10
the ground exhausted, aud died after although
every effort made To him. Lindsey MURDOCH
United states Collector Of the Second District and the
Sher OF New Madrid and Jasper Counties have arrived
and will probably take Benjamin Bounce % New Madrid
to-day. He arrested here on suspicion OF killing
Jenkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
fRsroeter corrected for temperature and eeyationl

The following reports have been received
from Mount Washington: observations TAKEN AZ D. M,
Feb q Barometer 2j5l; Thermometer, ~ relative nu-
miditv b9 wind north; velocity OF wlnd "a mics pcI
hour Observations at D. ~, Feb ~ Barometer rs -
eu change of u since last report; thermometer u,
beine change Of 50, relative humidity, Al; wind N WI
destroyed about 100 yards Of the telegraph
cable but communication was reestablished on sunday
rocT1,inp. Observations taken at y. m Feb. B-Ba-
rnmeer 1880. being change Of l2 since last reports
tbSTmomeer 23o being change OF 22o relative humid
v 7g Wind W. relative velocity OF wind "a miles per
hnur Weather pleasant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF 4 STRANDED


BosToy, Feb. 23.-The ship Golconda of Bal
tmore from Liberia for Boston, struck on Bass Rip,
Nantucket shoals on Monday evening The Captain sent
his wife and child and passengers ashore in the
ships boat. and they landed safely at Nantucket On
the following morning the kteamer Island Home left
vanns 10 assist the vessel, but after cruising through
me shoals and around the entire island OF Nantucket
trace ship cOud be found 1t then supposed
that she noated of without much II any. damage, and
proceeded, but dings have yet been received from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
,r,yv ,,rRnER OY kARsHAL JEERINs-FURTHER
~ PARTICULARS.

e.. IouIs, Feb. eat appears that Capt.J
80. IsnusvyJnited states Marshal, who was murdered
A. Tswnsdrd last week. was mol killed in the sitting
~o, a IL hotel but shot while standing IN the
doorwuv sf she oneo>9f TeksiPs warehouse IN winch
suildsa he and friend bod s'eeDDgFoom' Jhs sh0t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
UAYTI.

sHOck, OF EtETHQUAKE EAFEi"NNohD,
HAVANA. Feb. 23.--Shocks OF e"l ''"'
wee Ic!t i'm Hsy,l on4hc 18th and 18th instai1s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
URUGUAY.


rnE REBELLION CKushLD'
LIsBON, Feb 23.-RiO Janeiro auNlcee
y,l . ,, ,i., a,y.irs at Monte>ideo are improving.
The reyouiI,.- have been again defeated and the
~ nearly al go cad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
STATE or THE WEATHER.

TIIEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, L. :. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT HAY
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
WASHINGTON.

PROBABLE LENGTH OF THE FIRST SESSION or
THE NEXT CONGREsS-CONDITION OF THE
AUTHORIZATION BILLS-NO ACTION TAKEN
BY THE WAR DEPARTMENT ON THE HOUSE
WEST POINT REsOLUTION-ARRTYAL or THE
ENGLISH MEMBERS OF TIE JOINT HIGH COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
SANTO DOMINGO.
LIFE IN LOTUS LAND.

BEAUTIES OF THE TROPICS-sCESEs AMONG THE
RUINs-REsIINIsCENCEso or COLUMBUs-TRADE
Avn MINISTRY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-08
Fashionable scrambles in English
Country-Houses.

If Charles Lamb had been in the habit Of
spending the winter in the country, and Of paying
visits during that season to his neighbors. or in
deed to anybody elses neigbbors, it is more than
probable that be would have added another to
his list of fallacies. Some paragraph would have
borne for its heading, "That eountry-house
must be Pleasant There are various methods
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-08
Licenses Expiring in March, 1871.

RetaiI.-HoNOLULU, Oabu-Sd, All Huna, Sd ,
j. II. Hopper. Slst, Antonio Manuel. sth. Grun
valid ( Schultz. 5th. J. Widdiisld. lO;h, P. IT.
Fosbrocke. 18th. |. Richardson 18th Thos. A. S
Wills. 18TH lung Fat goth. Fischer & Roth Path
Daniel Montgomery. 18th, c. Brewer Co. I9th
Pac Shun. HANALEI. Kooa, Kauai-1sth, Ahmau
WAiANAE, oahn-lsth, All Cbong. BAIB. Oahu
18th, Nebeker- LANAI-16th. W. N. Gibson. KEEI
South kona, Hawaii-23d, John Grace WAI0HINU,
Kan-2Sth, Chung Hooa. - -
Wholesale.-HoNOLUL U-I5th, J. Widdi6eld
Both. C. Brewer. r- - s.5--rr
Wholesale rit.-HoNoLULU-l3t NJ. c.
ChallameE 3ist. W. A. Humphreys.
HOrse.-H0N0LULU-IO Alex Kelly, No 1885,
cath, Napshukapu, No. le7. 29th, Kahanu, No. 1875
30th, Kapipilani, No. 1879.
Lapaau.-HEEIA, Koolaapoko. Oahu -I4th
Uni *. KALIHI-l4th, Ohule. NUUANU-l4th,
kahalehili. WAIALUA-l5th, Mehekulu. H0NU-
AULA-15th, Kapono. MAN0A-lsth, Mahoe. XII
PAHULU, Maui--2lst, Kuaana- WAIANAE-26th
Keikoa.
Butcher.-HONoLULU- George Risely.
Observation-Disclosures Kanekoa, No. ST.
18th, Waiwai, No. SIS.
BiIliards.-HoNOLULU James olds.-
Public Show.-HCNOLULU-2 10Th, Lee 4 Ry-
aud. per lemon. y ~ L. 4 -
DEST English Portland Cement-For sale
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-08

Haut Rhin. Paris has authorized the contract of 4
loan Of 200 600 600 francs, and the levy of munich
pal war tax
BORDEAUX, Feb 1s-fn the National Assembly
the rules and other internal arrangements Of the
Chamber of 1919, were adopted. The President
read letter from Garibaldi in which he declines the
seat in the Assembly offered him by the Depart
meufs.
Favre, for himself and in the name of bis col
leaguesat Bordeaux ard Paris, resigned the power
confded them as the Government ofthe National De
fence. He stated that the Ministers would remain
in Office to maintain order until the constitution OF
the new Government was formed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-08

The question discussed involved the eligibility of
Senator Williams Commissioner, the Constitution
containing provision that Senator or Represent
alive shah, during the time for which be was elected
be appointed to any civil office under the authority
Of the United States, which shall have been created
or the cmolumeuts increased during such time II
is thought, however that there wiz be arrange
ment by which this objection may be avoided The
other four Commissioners have been confirmed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-08
Engraving, CaHgraphy, Stencil Cutting Copying.
WIN stiIl be attended to. si-l

Thankful for past favors, the advertiser hopes By
strict attention. to business and tne wants Of his pat
rons, to meet with continuance Of the same.
E5- All orders from the Country and the othe
Islands promptly attended to, at the lowest rates.
Honolulu, Sept 9th, Is70.-S7-6m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-08
London Papers.

London Illustrated II o
q Pail Mall Gazette. ..................l Is o
Examiner ........... ......... ........... Is o
Evening Mail (tri-weekly Times) ...-....... 80 O
Is Bells Life. .................. ...........I3O
I" Despatch. Observation-Disclosures IS O
d" Saturday Review -. .................. 10 o
Llpyis Weekly Times ..-.... ............... 10 o
Weekly TIMES -. ............... .-.... 10 O
q %" Nature s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-08

d j. departments. Trochu in !, Changarnier in l.
Gazase,fa n 3 Favre in ? and Dufore ina. No news
rccairod ofthc Paris elections.
HavKr. Feb. iOth-Generals Lc Fla and Troehu are
1usour The candidates elected to the National AS
sczs,y in The Department Of Flnisterre-
vEEsAu1Es, Feb. lOth.-The returns from eleven
Dcra-mcuis in the elections give msjoriTes to the
Orie-nss and clerical candidates, but very few Re
qualioIDs-
Tae duration Of the arnistiec will probably be
extended il order that the Assembly may have time
q pe7soci the work Of restoration.
PASS. Fcb. ISth.-Evcrything has been arranged
q Bordeaux. A Committee 10 negotiate treaty was
ss.scsed and draIt 81 treaty has been approved by
R.sna-ck and Won Nolike. The treaty viii be
si-uoa immediately, and the German troops will
thca march through Paris to StFasbourg, and from
there take the railroad for home. The trains will
follow each other as rapidly as possible.
The NaiionAl Assembly viii then adjourn to Paris,
ua5 r,-cCeed vita the Reorganization of France.
DC Departments nOl occupied by the Germans are
rararcd By bands Of FTHneetireurs who are piIIsg-
iar trursie-s and houses. The terror which reigns
u those Departments is disercditable.
Revelations are being made concerning the Provis-
sousl Government i Is said members hold immense
srns Q, money made out Of contracts and that they
ssc-cg disposed al stores Of provisions 1t is also
said tfai IN nc Hoiei dc Vile 600 bottles OF wine
wers srslk- Provisions arc pouring in. and prises
ar LIVER
BEa1zx, Feb Is -The Gassfge judges from results
q the elections In France that the resumption OF
ne Wzr b set 70 be expected and thinks there is
sc.rcrly doub; that The armsiice viii be prolonged
LONDON, Feb. 1sth.-M. Tonehard was elected to
fle National Assembly from the Department of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-08
ILLUSTRATED PAPERS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Papers.
Juvenile Periodicals.

Our Young Folks tmonthly) ...-.............. 3 O
The Youths Companion (weekiy) .......... 81
Demorests Young America (nonthly). ...... 8 o.
The Chicago Little Corporal (weekly) ........... 25
The Boston Nursery (monthly) -. ............. 81
Merrys Museum, Boston (monthly ).......... -. rs,
ChildTeus Hour
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-08
American MonthIies.
Australian Papers.

UtVOIeu EXCLUSIVELY 10 MUSIC.
IIohcock's Magazine ....................... 90
Peters Musical Monthly 90
RE- Any Periodicals, in this list will be ordered
any time, aud supplied at cost and charges.
Address e II. NJ. WHITNEY.
Honolulu ISL. 5l3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-08
Religious Papers.

New York Independent Congregational organ) 80. -.
Christian Union H. W Beecher's paper. .........
Chicago Advance (CongregatOual) ......... 4
Boston COngregationat go. ..........
Ne~ York Observer Presbyterian). ..............
90 Evangelist. .. -....... ......... 4
Tablet (CathOlc) -. ................ ~. 5
Boston Pilot (Catholicl - L. al M.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-08
California Periodicals.

San Francisco Weekly Bulletin o.
Alta ....... 800. ............. 6 o.
SACRAMENTO Weekly Union. II
san Francisco Commercial Herald .......... 10 o.
Weekly Pacific --.-......-. ....... ..... 3 OF
News Letter. ......-..... S OK
Overland Monthly ............ "
Ifa (al ~ M
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-08
Carriage and Coach Varnish.

Bright, Copal and Furniture YaTnish,
Boiled Linsced Oil, Turpentine,
Mason's Backing, Coffee Mills,
Axe. Pick, Slcdge. ADJ. Hoe, 90,
Hammer a Chisel Handles,
Wool Cards, Saddles, Enameled Trunks,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-16
YORK.


Mr. Rditor-Dear Sir.-I notice you
have correspondents from many parts OF
the country. Point Lookout, Virginia.
the Tall Pine and many other places too
tedious to mention. And this is the first
from 81. Inigoe's. and If I don't mistake.
il viii be the Last. But whilst an about
it. win give you the news ofshe district.
the situation of stairs. the condition and
habits Of the inhabitants. First we are
all veil szespt few. and they are dead.
The Physic Gentlemen have nothing to
do but collect their funds, and whether
they succeed in collecting or not I would
not Ike oay OF even guess. for fear you
Iscaardssvn eeatlensen might Be afraid
10 advsaes little for man from Sc. Ini-
ges'A sAsali he - 70 unfortunate as 70
call on you. lssFPnse you have heard
thas ncssy vs sesrss down here. Well.
% e .. ] hardly ever - any. osly vbea
c. T.. L. n. asa J. get together (and
Dir prissi,~l ssia = uiskissl They
90 sioo - sseesAer. 81 ell & N ,e-
Gids.e. tor II ysFpsH q King little
001Dse, q .fIliese that = What shey
s1h, hso ihey hare three cards and
- Hunps). They then issue their naekIes
10 the amount Of = dollar, forget tie Lent.