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8srmalferS<Rerfauf

H&fiW |l-rr- r.--f O.
B5,ii aroft eines Oefretes beS 8reisseri6tes fir Die
gTaef baltimore uirb Der unterjeihnete @erlpaIter
Quf oiTentliher auttion un State Sienftas. ben 20.
SSebruar 1872, ben aanSen Srmnspias NIT @e=
bduheu { arauf, in Der Gtaot Baltimore 9eisgen,
unb pie {oist tel6rieben, pprfauieH.
I'm Der Snoieite Der Sdrnto9afraBe In Der Sntfer.
uuna BON 2s9 8us tDeftIid bon Der 6remontiir. als
~ionaeuo, BARN Ihbllh ldnss 8lab yfr. z, 140 SUE bis
an cine 90 STUFF breite A1ep, oann iuetlih lungs be-
iaater gGeS 80 SuB, oann norbti6, parallel init Der
sinie ees gldsea 3r. 2, lao 6uB bis on Sarato9aftr.
so fSus bis Suna aniansspuntte.
Die 9ebdube beltehen In 5luet 3=ftodi9en Sdnlern,
oeren Nront on Saratosafr. 1T. eines ais Gin 9a9erz
bier Salon nno DaS anoere als cine S6mieheperfz
iteue benust, uno SDei tle'nen Sdniern tim Sinter=
arunbe beIaeter 3<tofi9er 5duicrl, oeren 5ront an
Ser oteu b~erlerfteu 90 fSu6 breiteH Iaep 1T. @5 lit
auh cine gsasnerwgrtielle aaf BEN Blase.
Sic 0erfanfsbebinsungen, luie burd bas Defret
poIaeshueben, Tnb: elm Sritttbeil baar, Den Neft in
aleihen 2abiunsen in unb ~ Utonatet. Die Gre
sitaablunaen ourd Rotten bes Sdufers nit 3inien BON
Werfaufstase, pnp snr 3ujrieoenbeit oes 8erluoltera
~ineoIiirt, eefithert oper aaas haar, mad Dem Setie=
ben oes 2Guters.
Sones s SBatfinS, Aopotaten,
SIR. 10, 2erin9tonfr.;
g. s.. Opper = Sobne, Iuft.
,of A 7 IN 4.
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sie s~arfiia.MpiiHaen BSber

Mr. f5s, sBefs6 apettt., uabe Gptnipf 81 nAe,
nsrbiiten ni6t snur aranfbeit. lonoern fino Elm fheree
ariimitteI aeaen Rbeumdtismls, @idt 2ibmung,
sesdnnSsast.a achfT, gtieren-aranfbett nne bic Der llrius
eSeiass. nsruoie unb p5rftaltid2s sdgsSs.
Dis elettrii6en mo dsanitalii@ea gees nr.neesS
MAIDEN oie girfulation bss S6tueises irei. t260-l
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In 3n %nerfanien.
EbiiI 2wei empieblensuettbe 9anbfeIen, an etnau=
Ser a%renseno, in Soiparb ; @ountp an Der @olumtias
Eurnpite, 6 Nteiten BON annapolis=Sunftion nno 81
Wieilcn BON @uicott. Gitn. Die cine entbGlt 1850 afer
9ano nit completen @ebdulitteiten, Bebnbaus,
Die onbere enfbdlt 15S &fer nit einein Wobnbauie
unb Stanung. BtiSe 8tdee baben iunse SbfsGr.
ten. 9air pertauien auI Itberate 8sSin9unsen obel
pertau5hen 9eeen @isentbuW in Der Stu0t. SIN
nQtere Anstunft pen0e man fih an
- 6. VI. Gambria& Comp,
faan22,f Et) SET. 80, @ommerceitrase.
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p WeAr, als $15O,OOO Manufaf>
W tartuaarer ant Sutton.

~ WI %tuAttuUs
@i6tta fir Sdnolsr uno bas 8ublifum!
Srpfer 6auiIencutsS erfaufo Don Wfaaufaftur=
aBadreu
in
SIR. II, @efz9 aftim ore,z nahe 9aptr.,
6eute, Den 20. Sanuar 1872, onfanseno.
Cine gr0Be Senoung non fremben uno einbelntt%
i6en Mtanufatturwaaren, betebeno in en9tiihel ,
fran50iiiben uno oeutifen breiten uno ihrna!en gsolz
lentnben alter Sorben unb e 6attirungen; tran5on=
ide, enslii6e unb i6ottrite SSarcpzGmeees uno Sa=
@binbilus. WeitenSeuqe, ueheIrodlto1e u. !. No.,
ionic lnottilhe, franSbfIhc nrb beutIAe Batsle, Sa>
iimtre, 0ueenSlonb unb anbere neuInoeilhe mo elnz
pfeblcnsDertbe Sbdiple.
GleieerRUhe
in aroBer auStpatI, ais idyDaroe uno bnnte SetoPns
Seu9e, Villas, Srfinbiihe lro &poner 8oplins. mol
lene Merino, Delaines. Satcens9uh, ele9ante In1=
portirte Glaibs, NIpocas, gmpreBzSub II. I. 10. gin
lebr reitbeS unS iettenes enforcement BON SeoneI Sei=
oen3eusen, .Sammet, Beiustins uno ldusrsn Bill
lhen, sebru6tc, 9ebtethte uno un9eblethte WtusltHe
bon ia 9oro brett. Gin GROCER 8orratb BON ene=
Iiiden unb ameritanii6en fuolenen Deder, Sla=
neHen,
0amenz ,Scrrcu= unf & inf err q triinpf fen, 9anfs
fdIrben II. (. no.,
Sufaminer NIT einfm lh0nen uno duseeluhten gor=
rattle BON Seloet~, griIiieler-, Subcommittee Ga@
peitrp. unb Srgrain.9eppi6e, Saus=Nfdttent Oa=
lnascusz uno Iottin9bdmz SpisenrS orbdnge, Sllb=
ruo anbere Sinnen II. {. No., BON %nitttlerer lino telAfter
importirter Sorte, nnb cine auspabl anoerer Waa=
rem, gu aablrei6, nm bier a~n9efiibrt gu fueroen.
Ser Gertaui finSet tGslih ftutt, bis Der game Sor=
rGtb aufgerdumt lit. 2us 9anse fpiro obne Sorbez
bolt in Den Sdufern puiieH6enr Guontttdten 9e9en
Baar5oblure ~pertauft. Der Sertauf fdn9t nm 5ebn
ltbr @orInittaes un6 2 unb z ubr 9la6mittogs on.
U6-l g. s.. Gpoer 8 g Dbne, Iutt.
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MDer's
Eherth 0cctnrnI

~'n 9lDer's
GBerrb Electoral
ARf 2#M~ sc9en 9cieen eeS sails
Js3 VAM les nnb Der 2un9e, ipiC
kNWR1nETYA as %K SufteI, Grfdltuna,
V w Seudbbuifen, 2uitr6bs
VY %reirdft GitSiiffiua u.
MA MuSsebruna.
"A ANN Inter Den 9ro6ten Gntz
HZlES&SA heduR9enoerneuerenWtl'
ENM#NNAg lenIbGft ftno iUentge bon
egkm d@A 9roBerem reeaen g8ertbP
~aS&zAS@~ fur bic Yteni6bcit, ais
bieies fpirfiame 6eilmitteI 9eqcn ale Sails unb 2unz
9enz9rantbeiten. Cine nmtangreide Strobe ietner
@iaenidolten in bieiem unb anoeren Sdnoern bat bars
eetban, bag &c genanute &rantbcit nit Siderbeit unb
WirtIamfett beberr1dt. Sus 3ct9nis unlcrer beTten
Sif9er u1er alailen fte1t Die Ebatldde fer, oNb ode
ySberrp Scctoral" Die pctnt9enoeu nnoronnn9en
oe5 9GIiee uub Der 2un9e, ipenn teine aueere Wept=
gin liebr anI9ld9t, Iineert uRe betlt. Die getGbrlids
ten Iffefttoncn ot6 &un9ensSr9uns WeideH Ieiner
Y2oft; 6dIe pom NusSebrun9, ipelde &c gebeilt,
iino ipett llno brett befdnnt mo 10 rteftluliroig, oaB
ie taum Iir pa9r geboltcn nirroen, lpGnn tic nt6t
lber aleu- 3iueifet binaus Ha69efuteicn rpdten. qls
Seilmittel 9eiuGhIt 60 Dem Bubtttum ooutomInenen
Shub. Ourh Die 9etlIn9 non 9uiten, Dem Sorbos
ten beoenflimerer9eiben, rettet IS 0tRni1eulebeH obne
3abl uno eripart cine unberebenbare Dlen9e Seioen.
IS foroert Sn etnem Setuhe berdus ullb i~ibericu8t
Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Seoe 5omllie tolte IS gum
S6nte ge9en fribjeitisen uno un6eH1ertten Anfal
Don &u1ser<Ifettionen oeRen Tn0nim BeatnHe Icidt
bettommen lam, Die cher, fuern oernohldlii9t, nnb
beil6ar uto oft tootlif lUCrben, i'm SGuie baben.
CARTE 2un9en trGuden Gin iolhe5 ShubmitteI; es lit
%uniuetie, ba1lelbe gu entbebren. Ills Shus bel ainbern
inter Sen nerbeerenoen arantbeiten, iUelhe sails uno
8ruIt Der Sletnen bcfaucn, lit bds nGberrp Nectps
rdl"nnIhGbbar; oenr enrd Ietnen redtSeitigeu @ss
brauh iueroen Stnoer in grocer Sabl pon einein tri9s
Seitieen @rdbe gGrettet un0 Der Sit6e uHo 3uneigung
tbrer @(tern erbdtten. '@s mint raid unb fihcr 9caCn
sep0bnIihe grtGtttn9 unb ittert ~9siunben; bic Sc.
iuubbett Observation-Disclosures S9lai. Riemnno lpiro
an Der a~Uilenoen Grippe uub Der peiniaenbeu &uft.
rObrendf:Gnt;iiuruma Ieiben, iUsnu or ipeib, mic
lcidt eieie ecbeilt ipcrben fUnHeu.
llrlprin9li6 has Gr6tu9niB LANCER nnircneenoer
un6 eriol9rcidcr 6emiiher Interiu6ung, iDeroGn pc.
Der l~lnt6Iten, no6 MiIbe 9eiport, uni DC 1Sloits
moglidEt polfommen her5niteIen. Wtar fam fh be-
Sigitd dGer @igenlhaiteH, lpeIfe es ie 6%efunoet, &C.
troft oui o%alieibe o%erlGlien !; es IL beute nod. mic =
fdbig, ehenIo merfrUInnise Sturen, mic bic 9roSten,
es il pernn(nbt bat, Sn oeranitatten.
3ubereitct BON i.
Or. .. g. Mrcr & Somp., 2ppen, GPnF.,
prdftiIden unb annluttifen @bemitern,
nB- Bel alien apotbefsrn aGsrmdrte gu baben
(Suni0.i /. 3gB. 1u&3t.1 -.. r.-
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WiGia III %be1faufeu.

!. ESi.H 1879 gder 9anb, cine @leile norofueitli4
DON 1atonsuiae t~5taiier's 5otel In Sldsen pom 10
Mdern eoer raebr, ME es ben SGulern paBt. Nahere
Iusfunit unb 4idne bel $. @opels. Sfr. Al,
z riuafpnffrake (14,et24,5O,ol
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Girte Gnttaae

Es.il Das rieotihe fleine Wobnbans SIR. 4O6.
Sfs " puum ~ tftraRe, biuis seaert boar.
Siuges s SdraeGnt,
(on-l - SIR. 8. Gt. Rnnlffr.
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Ri Uerfdufen
9u b%erfauien.

Cine Nirtbfhoit NIT oHsenspmem Sommersorteu
lit ipsgen @ei1dftE oer6neernna 5u perfauien. N1bez
res bel sSilbeIm Grnk, sir. fe, SieS 6reserid:
@trdee. (ld-)
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Gn 0ermtefhcu.

Ser srose, portrefIi1 ons9eItattete Se1er inter Der
Expedition oes Is orreipnnSenten" III IofOrt tuoblfeil
on etnen relponfibeln unterlehnler Su pernliethcn.
SeiSung, Waiier unb Gas. VtaH meloe it6 in oet
Erpef. b. 81. u58-)
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Gleiue eanofellen ,a perfaufen.

Jill fperben 8erfonen, tpelhe b%teielben3 gu ~fultioiren
beabiibtigen, fieine 9Eobnpldse BON 10 bis 400 Adern
in Soiuarbz@ ountp, nabe Sptesuile, an Der Sdlto.e
Obio=Babn," 10 Mteilen bon Der Staot, 9eleaeil, oer=
tauien se9en barre 3ablun9e1 unb tlsinen nlonatiifeH
@rebltjablungen. 6as 2ane III gut belpdiiert IL. etHe
Ger betcn 2dgen. Sob1 Gienn s Suinp. -
(265-) Scr. 6S, @et=Sanettetr.
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gu bermietbem.

Ea.ll Sas 4obnbaus unb 2aben SIR. II, seprts
GutapArafe, maize Dem eerinstons Diorfte; fir einen
Yus-. Bancp=, 9rtulminss< ODER irseLo Elm aneeres
Setail- geldGlt fid ei9nenb. @. q. Sill,
u4-l Gde Der ct. PnnI= unh Eanetteftr,
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gu n~erfaufen.

Ea:ll Gin niehIihes 2 Hodges Sans an Der Sez
ibel-, swiihen SefierioH= unb Mcglcerrpftrabe, nit
ero6em Sole bis on eiue 10 s.. breite auep. Sporan<
ten i'm Sote. Nah5uircgen bel 9bpinas o.. Mafz
ion, gar. 80, g1orssSrOastpap. 1909
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9,t %herfnufen.

ElI Gin 3zn6dises Saus an Der Suoionfra6e in
Canton nit Z 3immern iar bic serinss Snmrns Don
5000; rur SIS boar, Der Jtef in 8 Sahren. Ndberes
bel &. 6. Weaifon, Nr. s2s NOrs : Sroarfpap'
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OcmtIaeS
Arbfits- Ilad)wfi(unas Dureatl,

Sir. 272, SlozSroabfpap,
unter MnfSidst Der uSentiden Seieufdaft."
uue Dienltboten i'll beif6ttiaen fpiiniGen, ipollen nd
perfonlib ODER In i%ranfirten Srteten ON ben Nasntsn
ber@eIeliddft Srn. G.5.g % elltnglbofL Wr.2sE,
Glib : SSrpabfpap, tpeuben pelder nnentgeltltt
Ausfunft ertbeifen miro. tSan2b,1J)
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@id)tia fir 6drbler uno oaS Bu6lifum!
OrpEer Tatiifierncuts0 erfauf Don Wfaaufaftir=
Badren
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E5.l Gin 3zitodises 5aus an Der gforb . gSoIis.
5 2blren Don Der 5efferionfrasc, nit z 3immern, ole
tape3irt, nit Gas, @aiier, 9taer uno ieoer Sequem=
ltbfeit. Bebinenne: $3.50 BOAR, Der 8seit in Den Sdu-
fern p~ufienoen Gummen. Nah5uiraseH bel JnmsS
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NI.ll Gin 3=tofises sHcbnbaus auf Der 1orbtpeff=
Gde Der eombarb, unb Sin @arsetraSe, is Sns 6
3ol brett uno Sc Sup 6 iSoa tief nit 2=todi9em Sinz
teraeb6uoe. eJpbn Wienn E Comp,
13-) 100. Scr. 6S, MeS-TapetteftrdFe.
The New York herald., 1872-11-22
STANLEY and KALuLU.
The Presents and Tokens Of SOVereigns and
Sasss to the Traveller.
Interesting Interview with the
~ pa Negro Boy.
AN AMOOZIN, LITTLE CUsS.

Since his arrival day before yesterday on Ameri-
can soil Mr.. Stanley has been allowed to feel some
OF the pleasant penalties Of fame in the shape OF
receiving visitors, sitting for photographers, re-
spending to delegations charged with invitations
and submitting generally to the good fortune
which his brave service Of the HERALD has brought
thickly upon him. He exhibited also to number
OF friends some OF the valuable material tokens he
received IN England. aH hNer 5fs ANs
THE QUREN's sNUFFBox.
First in point OF beauty, value and significance Is
the snufYbOx bestowed on him by the Queen OF
England. 1t is Of gold, exquIsitely adorned
with brilliants and deep blue enamel 1.-THE royal
color on the lid. which is oval In shape. In
the centre is the monogram v. r. worked in small
briliants ON ground Of deep blue enamel and
surmOunted by the crown in diamonds, the GRIM
son velvet being represented by ruby. Around
this centrepiece is circle OF larger brilliants.
This Is In turn surrounded by circle Of leaves In
relief OF pale gold on deep gold ground. having q
delicate line Of white enamel on their inner edge
On either side OF these circles and filing up the
oval the rose thistle and shamrock, outlined in
gold and filled In with diamonds. The two stones
representing the OF large size and purest
water. The sides OF the box are divided into
panels OF blue enamel, with leaves in pale gohl
between them. The bottom OF the box Is deco
rated Dy chaste design in enamel OF various
colors The interior Of the lid bears the following
insCrptiOn trsHst nN EtN oHH Mrfr.4t. ss.s.t
The New York herald., 1872-11-22

the word OF the landlord was enough 20
secure an election. Surely failure OF home rule
under circumstances IKE these did no. prove Ina
selves Henry Grattan said he would not accept
freedom for 100000 men while 1000 600 more remain
in chains. He demanded the equality ofPr0teStant
and Catholic, and in this the volunteers cnthusias
tically supported him. The English eoyernmene
had steadastly refused to allow any measure Of
Parliamentary reform to pass, and 1t was from the
vENALIrY AND CORRUPTION
OF the Irish Parliament and not from any blnnder
Freade had said that the rebellion Of
l79s had been instigated to some ex-
Irish Parliament We're too weak to prevent 1T, even
though they clearly ioresaw 1t coming. me rslng
the country began s ao to be Lord Nora in
speech said that every man one met In Ireland
was
England soon sent reliable troops over TO provids
against the storm until they hada lorce ol 10000
lived upon the people, they violated the women
and a every kind Of Infamous out
reseon broke ou S Rap paSe 'he s
February, l19s, threw MP his commission ont Of
disgust az the lcent,eus and disorderly condition
OF the military and the 0rangemen. Previous to
the rising at Dunlaven thirty-four men were
killed without even the form OF trial, and other
August l79s, Mr. Emmett had testified that the ex-
Of the military were the cause OF the rebel
land, said that better discipline among the mill
tary and the Orange gentry would soon restore
pier had borne the same testimony. And
In this goading the people to rebellion, wno was
responsible II it were not the infamous govern
ment that thus heaped upon them deliberate
provocations Mr. Froude had said that 1iish
priests had been foolish enough to head the insdr
rectiOn. There was Father John Murphy who
finding his house and the houses OF his neighboIs
burned, had put pixies In their hands. But for this
was he to be blamed9 Father Burke closed by an
apology for the length and dryness OF his lecture
but the audience at once broke out into storm OF
cheering that lasted several minutes ana which
pleasantly concluded the lecture.
The New York herald., 1872-11-22

Large and Enthuhastic Mass Meeting Of New
Dominion Residents in Favor Of Union
with the United states-The Blessings
ofLibcrty Demanded BY tho Blue
H9los Noses and Elective Franchise
ssaa Craved by the Canadians

large mass meeting was held last evening, OF
delegates from the different British North Amcri-
can colonies, at 12s Spring street. The meeting
was held for the purpose Of taking measures TO
cause speedy annexation OF the British provinces
north Of the boundary line to the United States.
Mr.. James hugh Mcdonald was chosen chairman
by unanimous consent OF the assemblagc He
spoke in substance as follows:- Ae&
wait Louis Papinsau Quebec and explain to him
1s9. G large
definite means Of securing the annexation Of the
to the United States Mr Papinesu Was called upon to
work % e S s q R s
%s on our and 1
=: ss: sssS ss' &
sy THE xcraER cou.rRY.
This nnwinsnsss ssid Fspnesa viii argue that Eng
s 5s' @ sSS
sfi % sasSasS me
msnts i colonial society at large are too conflicting to
ANY SAFE PORN or npraxNpENr CONVENIENT.
e e
.as anS s Ns%
Scotia Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland would
n on ns Fl
.sss q hs q: %.ss. the
% 81 cay : y cs
have como to pass Applause.l l.. SFl
silly undehnsSe Imitation Of British s gSi rule
nS s!ss ss:s;
s x. pss
s s% srssy
sps: IS
4 !, aYr an I wsen a.. s q
You Sss sss a.oa VIII America a0Si %l m'a nos
mnsss os Hsea q Du1 o,
ss S fare c s w
fsy 'f'ssss
stand the subject have presumed % introduce.
q :ns css%S
right % to ssss q. " syn IN the
are a Sew y s
which adorns this platform and BY country in which
time had been Afforded harbinger or success loud
applause) Papineau purely loved human Independence
and Of all foreigners he best loved and admired America
Words OF cheer and truth from such man,
ss ss sss sss ana
Several speakers followed, after which the follow
Ing resolution was read and ad0pted:-
Whereas We the representatives Of the British North
American colonsts in New York, and large number
experienced F' ~ $50
d, rHI .I.ssrrcs or rnx AssH,cAr CONSTITUTION
and the spirit OF progress which naturally accrues from
cms r iotm OF government 90 hereby counsel
influence and zeal In Fastening the flflment of the
cause Of anne xation. BE 10 therefore, ~ - 80
Resoved That members Of this Society, hereafter to
, pc xn1wn as formerly The United Cocnlsts" be ap-
q 81 Louis Chicago, Buffalo and New Orleans asking
thelr cooperation with us; that eficient members be
named and chosen BY ballot 70 confer with the most
Edward Island. So '.-''' - $500
The resolution was answered by q unanimous
cheer After the transaction of certain routine
business the meeting adiourned -
The New York herald., 1872-11-22
ERIE AND oswEao CANALS

Resolutions by enc BuMAlo Beard OF Trade
and Citizens' Committee 70 Compel the
widening ana Improving OF These
Water Routes.
BUFFALO, N. ", Nov. q, 1872
The Joint Committee Of Citizens and Of the Board
Of Trade, appointed on Monday last, reported the
following resolutions on 'Change this morning,
which were unanimously adopted as their canal
policy
Resolved That the policy Of this Board be defined as
a., [Tc I Complete tie Erie and oswego canals accord
ing 70 the 0P1nai policy OF the amendment 70 the const
tuition OF M ,Scs and carry ont the laws enacted that
~ Iem9vnG bench walls and all other obsruc
uons - 70 make the canal full seventy feet wide and
seven feet deep from Buffalo and 0swego Albany and
cuse .TTI|1 |1.5T7' NJ - = " - "' " 'Si"-
Sscoak-To improve the canal from the mouth at Buffalo
hlvef 70 Lower Black Rock, 50 to give sufficient
aepsn ana now OF water st all times for all canal pnr-
TAsS-rc sst the Leeslatare 70 pas the Funding bill
recommended Gy the Chamber Commerce of New YORK
ci ~ orner 70 pp the funds In proper shape improve
possible: W -
The New York herald., 1872-11-22

the Irish people, assuring them OF the sympathy OF
sage Of Catholic emancipation much later, there
was banquet IN New York, at which Mr.. Verplanck
had said that the penal laws had at any rate, had
the good effect OF giving America the support Of
many thousands Of Irishmen. Mr.. w. H. Seward
said, in ls47 that Ireland had not only sympathzed
with the colonies but yielded at once her cheerful
support OF the American idea OF a. r.. 83t
UNIVERSAL FREEDOM.
rhe MARQUIS q Cnasteiun naa said further that
upon with dlstrus in spite OF the strongest recon-
mendatlons In their favor, an Irishman's dialect
the American war, however. 1t had been at last
arranged that 1000 men should be taken from Ire
Lana a sens 70 &c ana i was
this the Irish Parliament declined and proposed to
themselves to raise in Ireland body Of troops
Irish volunteers AT rst only Protesiants 's were
enlisted, and the Catholics, when they found that
they were not to be permitted to join the ranks,
SUBSCRIBED MONEY tl 80
to cothe and arm their Protestant fellow citizens
Tnis restriction was, however, soon removed, and
the v0lunteers. And now Mr.. Fr0ude reproached
MI Grattan for having used this power 70 Stimulate
the IDEA q national lpdspsndSncs = place Of
s,,cS. ancss But this supposed that ENGLAND vss de
with men at bis back, thai Il was was eransed H AZ
ton OF honor and rom every learned profession.
blank denial. Was it not then time TO threaten
IRISH NDEPKNDRNCEY s
Again, when Grattan demanded commercial free.
dom to Ireland, and the volunteers were drawn out
In the streets Of Dublin, with the labels attached
to their cannon, 'Free Trade for Ireland, or else
-" And then, In this extremity, free trade was
granted. Did not this prove that Crattan was
right when he demanded complete and perfect in
dependence for Ireland9 IL was true, as Mr..
Froude had said, that the sagss.s is' s's1r ~ !
HONE RULn 5fsss11
established by Crattan had failed. Why was this
There were 300 members Of the Irish Parliament,
only scventytwo OF whom were really elected by
the people, while the rest sat for what
werc called nomination" Doroughs, where
The New York herald., 1872-11-22
HOW MISSIONARY MONEY Is RAISED

Apportionment OF the 900O,OOO f0r BTis-
sions Among the Annual COnSeremess-
Methodist Financierfng. @Hsns w -
The Board Of Managers Of the Metnodist Eplscos
on Monday has since met and sppoftione6 NE
nearly 100000 appropriated by the Missionaty
Committee last week. Fully onehaif Of the entire
sum-$455, ,0oo-comes out Of the pockets OF the
church members In thirteen Annual Conferences.
amcly-Phiadelphia, New York and New York
East, Baltimore, Cincinnati. New England, Pitts
burg, Troy, Newark, Erie, Central New York and
Chicago The following Is the spportIonmcnt:-I