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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
LEET g. COTANYS EXACTIONS.

A STARTLING STORY AND MORE WITNESSES FOR
THE INVESTIGATING COMMlTTEE-A FEW
SPECIMEN BILLS FROM OUR SWlNpLED MER-
CHANTS BOOKS.
New revelations have come to light with re-
spec TO the worRugs Of the General Order business and
the operations of Customhouse officials Many mer-
chants who have felt aggeved at the exOThtant charges
~ Leet & Co. have on many OCCASIONS complained 10
Collector Murphy and his Deputy Collector, and endeav
ored 10 obtain reduction Of the amounts charged but
they have told to call aganbeen put off from time
70 time until weary with postponements they have been
compelled 10 endure the exaCtOns Of Leet Co These
exactiOns have increased TO such an extent that some
importers have compelled 10 import thor merchsn-
die through other ports. The woll-knOwn house Of
Phelps Dodge Co. have for some time past entered
their goods at the ports Philadelphia Boston, and even
Baltimore finding it cheaper TO do so, ard transport
them hther by RAIL- than TO bring them IN at this port d
rect and pay the Custom ouse charges expenses and
carriages AS certain carmen have had the exclusive
privilege Of carting goods TO the General
Order store merchants have been obliged TO pay from 10
70 90 per cent OF the which they charged TO Leot
& Co. in order to retain this privilege. and where goods
have been taken bonded warehouses II has been Gus
tomary for Inspectors 10 hurry them away by the
Custom-house carmen before the merchants carts ar
rived or else to tell the merchants to call again,
and then 10 the merchandise 70 the warehouses by
tic CustomlOuse carmen for this service many Of the
Inspectors received large percentages and before
the present investigation began they did not hesitate TO
make the avowal openly; this can be proved by
bonded warehouse Keepers to whom the carmen aud ID
spectors have frequently spoken ON the subject.
Mesrs. Hodges Fennotu importers, doing bust
ness AZ No % South Wamst and during the past two
years have had large quantities Of goods pass into the
General order store We have selected al random few
bills out of a large number which they have paid 10
Leet Co.. and compared the charges with those made
ny re- nj m ed hons
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

-
rvr THEIRS CONGRATULATEDCcinurv y TO
rRtsiDw MATERIALS DEFEATED-A' 'i'-
ON n nIrcTTD VICE PRESIDENT 49,,
BIZ hlhOiN PARIS, Monday, jan ~ l''@
MILAN, Theirs receives gratifying evidences :
anedepce from all quarters Inc ,,,, tr
spuono ~ foreign governments waited On .n -,
W, vesteray and presented tnet ;, .So CO..
s,ternnation to remain OF the hcau ., 'n
nls Tho greeting received by the fresiuen'
sfnne@ n-,oc tho Russian Ambassador, was nouee"0'
,ar,n and cordial -. r,,,ors has decided
r.,oin hereafter from participation IN the ueV"'N
vs. ,.so,ohlv exoept on important OCCASIONS
40, of tho prisoners for the murder VI '"0 nv
-, paris duripg the reign Of the Commune na9
$50 and their sentences have been prolnuis"'0u
CO., is condemned to death Three OF tne
n,anced 70 banishrent to the penal colony VI NsS
80 for terms as follows Francois, LOT hle
81 for 20 years. and Remoin FOR 10 years ien'
.ors are sentenced to transportation fTom the
,No remainder Of the male prisoners vino were V ''-
,nro,her with all the women, were acquitted
The National Assembly having voted against imposing
ta1 unon raw materials the termination OF 'ho '0'"
,o.reiaI treaties is now improbable.
II IA believed that NJ. Grevy, the fresueN, ~ -.
,-so,,lv will be chosen Vice President OF the froHoh
Republic. , ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH BILL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The following Is an
abstract VI the bill connect the telegraph with mo
postal service recommended by the Senate Committee on
Post-0fces:
SECTION established postal telegraph onces al Al Potono On
TELEGRAPH al fostotess sbsre voc 800 os
ngv are YEAR II Of ts tetsrapn hSes SC
ares the r naom eqas 'aBee 70 eean .et-es ortts
moi over ~ IA apart Letsesn ohees over ~ nss As
80 undr So. y eYs additional so mieA fght rate >
80 ,or GO niles be refunded for ceNs 90
,sie in a7,nion provides for prepayment By sse,
le-ru Of all teiegrams within a
Tosth SIC 4 fIes ptrss for esea b1narei
rtel.s BY sght IS esats BY IL aso h,s
,,' tr -. .aton for nesspa,
d6a m FSTth Asss. PVstIaAs General the
e ,gph ue SEc Aroe tSs PosuAsetGenerA 70 eonirsct
70, the as At above FAtes with Iarts vso III
iarlish tde haes OF ees1Ph SIC ent-os
uro, oss lyens With tegrans AMI makes isegraIs
pnvc cations Pnyie letters sac sa.hoffes ne
e6elal 90 REFUGE the The maLne tAeIein Ire
schueL sEc 10 Incorporates the Postal Iesspa Coss-
psnv tAe Performance Of the tots tosegr@p1 sefuos
On behalf Of W. General SKo sbd u sstoss no
Ing otg TO purchase AZ seh Lsss
appointed value ~ nses me sl
exceeding the last cost Of " h-rs Err
ocs -beeSer TIE wants OF osh
elar. 10 aahOrrcs Congress 20 parch.ss e LIS
appraised ,.lss sAt - fsseHs ,ess'e w
r yLtt & liter OF . She act
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Very G,Ie respect for personal liberty ap-
par % lie entertained by the Peruvian Government
Tie two editors OF II Nd,'0HGl who were arrested and
Placed m irons for ycutLng 10 crticise the actions Of
President Baia Wcre az the time of our last advces by
mall tiOu Lama. still ia prison. Beside photographer
Lana NJ. h hard on, ai American citizen, has also been
imprisoned Icy ibe Government for having issued various
esllCaiurts TtlucIg upon the prominent OF the
rfsOhs now ENGAGED In the political contest In spite
the Efforts Of he United STATE, Legation in Mr. Ric-
tdsOh's behalf Tie Executive dec Jared is nteutiOn 10
EVctfu as var III The case the laws would permit
Inc eo>t lawyers IA Lima declare that 10 regulation
tNss ny which the conduct OF the Government can be
Dusuned. In the meantime, however, Mr. Richardson
shares tie tate OF The victims OF III Naetonal
Some excitement prevails in Nicaragua on
account OF demands made by the United States Minis
ter Mr. Cotte upon Nicaragua for damages for certain
injuries done to American citizens by Ncaraguau agents
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs Of Nicaragua I'm repIv
expresses Willingness TO submit the subject 10 1xed
commission 90 arbitrator but on condition that the
question shall also be considered whether The United
States not liable FOR damages sustained by Ncara
citizens account Of the bOmbardment OF San Imam del
ntFt, ana tbe extensive evils done TO the country by
Walker and his partlsans. Tue United states refse Ia
be considered IN the least degree responsible for
under this claim OF the NiCaraguan Government S.cre
tSry Fish Instructed Mr.. ROtte 10 take measures IN
Tie matter finally settled, aud from the United States
point OF view Accordingly Mr.. ROtte in a note 10 be
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, the 3lSt OF lat Au0nst
suggested that Nicaragua should appoint plen NOT n
uary her part 20 arrange with him a convention a,
claims The 0DieidI Gdzeife Of the go of Decenher
however in inserting long note OF the Niustar ~
Foreign Affairs In reply, does not mention that
Of the kind has been done by Nicaragua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Bills were introduced and referred as fol-
lows, the Speaker being IN the chair .,,, ,... a.,
Nj BUTLER ep Mass ITO promote AMI sustain Aeian hSh
Mr. BANKS (Rep Misunderstanding the buaias Of rsiroad
bridge across Ohio River Cincinnati Also ~ incorporate the
S s'ali interHa tonsi Telegraph Company . -.
Mr. HOOPER ReP, Hass-Io Anhon'e 'ne coosueuon =" ~
steam KG " S R., ITO repeal the Income tax
M COX dem 10 declare meaning Of the eighth ssctOn
Of Tie lS increasing The duty on Imports reanps 10
MS bell n TTo regulate Customs ;si,:Is also 'p
the Bankrupt and reduce the expense Of proceeding there
M MERRIAM Rep Y)Por the protection o. home me inds'''
SEGhkG & PnYFS ,Is e ie.1 sue Of e payments
and Of the Sa,ensl d.s also IN relation to the removal
PORTER DEN, N f)-FOr the removal OF all political d''o
HAwLEY M the public land: to sso, settler.
PAcKER Rs fss amend The cG P,t. ton By ~ P1sss
G .si s Gfs%y aa to enable the
81 CONNER Dea Tezsl regulating the % Of passenger and
Mr. KENDALL Dem New to all in the construction Of tie Su;ro
TualsL ...,.. oo,,,,,.on
The call Of States for bills being concluded the House
resumed the ON Oh s T I 10y h
duties all materials for the construction, repair and
Mr. Hale stated briefly the Importance of the bill and
the why II should be passed at once instead Of
Mr.. cox Dem, =. ~ suggested an amendment.
allowing the purchase and registration OF vessels built
abroad. but the previous question being pending he
could not offer IL.
Mr. DAWES rep, Mass). Chairman Of the Committee
OF Ways and Means, supported the motion for reference
He said that conference between the Committee Oi
ways and Means and the Committee on Commerce htd
harmoDized the views of these Committees on tue pm
Why should the most important OF all the blis tDat
would be before the Congress bc passed without
the neft OF consideration by the proper C0unlttee
After further discussion, the bill Was referred 10 the
Commit tee OF Ways and Means Yeas ~; NdysiC o.
THE SYNDICATE.
Mr DAWES rep. Mass.l presented the report OF the
Committee OF Wav, and Means on subject of tie ne
eOtlatiOn OF the funded debt with resolution declaring
that the Secretary OF the Treasury In negotiating he
loan authorized by the act II July a. 1870 has neither
increased bonded debt incurred an expenditure
contrary 10 law The report then ordered 10 De
printed to be called up for Iutufa action. ~
A bill introduced last Monday by Mr. HOLMAN eh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
SPAIN.

CANVAS FOR PRESIDENT OF TIE CORrES-TIlE
INTERNATIONALS.
MADRID Monday, Jan. %, 1871.
A caucus of Senators and Deputies has re-
solved TO present support the name OF inora
"a Pefidcnt OF the Cortes. IL has ALREADY Deeh ah-
bounced Senior Herrera Is the candidate OF inc MIL
ktry.
The recent circular issued TO Governors Of Provinces.
,p.tructnr them to suppress the meetings and break M
ne organizations Of the International Society, has
evoked circumstances from members In AL parts Oh
span TIE Government is daily receiving petitions and
pro.est and ire InteInatonals of Madrid have made
Az lues appeal for the revocation Of the instructions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
THE TRENTON BANK ROBBERY.

TRENTON, Jan. 2.-The excitement contin-
ues IN regard TO the bank robbery Thus far IS boxes
have been discovered red which had contained about
t0sO 10 bonds few thousand dollars OF coupons OF
NeSJersey state 6s and several bonds which were re-
oeemaDe first Of January 1874, and paid by the bank
were stolen. The coupons were Cancelled by having
snail round hole punched in them. The burglars rented
house The second door from the bank, and have been
SOfng matters for 10 days just before the dscoy
20 tWO D<his were gotten up near the bank TO distract
le attention OF the police The aggregate loss is not
supposed 10 exceed $1,000.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Jan. 22.-EaTy this morning
NO men VINO were driving furously In buggy leaped
S4t ana disappeared at the corner OF Seventh and Mas
,'i~ts. Under the seat was found pOwderhask The
S4sB las IL mark OF a Trenton cOachmaker, which
s.s 70 Tic belief that the men the Trenton bank
''VDefs No trace VI the men has been discovered.
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NEW YORK. TUESDAY, JANUARY o. 1872

trustee for 10000 the fund OF the Founding Asylum
1t stated that all depostors will be paid In full In
few days.
weeves E. selmes, secretary Of the Bowling Green
Savings Bank has given deed absolutely to the bank,
its receiver or legal representative OF property valued
Aaron May, depositor In the Bowling Green Savings
Bank to the amount Of 1916 10, filed petition In tho
United States District Court yesterday put the bank
INTO bankruptcy Upon this petition Judge Batchford
granted order reurnable Feb g. requiring the bank
to show why the petition should not be granted
meeting of the depostors of the Bowling Green
Bank will he held at m, this evening, No. "a
GTeenwch-st. Judge Hogan, who was appointed re-
ctiyer, VIII attend and give his report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

clans say that Caldwell was. never before q
in the politics Of the State. Having announced
himself as candidate for the Senate, an old friend,
business with Caldwell took up his case and got for
him the entire Democratic vote OF the Legislature and
enough Republicans TO elect him. These say that
they have doubt that money was used to secure the
any Of it TO Caldwell iwhO in private conversation de
nies all knowledge Of corruption in connection with the
election,
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GERMANY.

NEW MILITARY sCHOOL-THE INTERNATlof-
AIS.
LONDON Monday, Jan. .. ls72'
The German War Office Is about TO estao-
Nsh a military school at Metz.
LONDON, Monday, Jan. %, 1871,
r, s reror,cd that the German Government refuses 10
,l, i, tho movement Of the European Powers for the
,upnression Of the Internationae Society.
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FATAL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

BosToN, Jan. pa runaway and carriage
smaslup Marlborough, Mass yesterday resulted In
instantly killing Albert b. Kaufman and severely njur-
ing Miss Miriam Leria aud another young lady. Mr..
Kaufman was &c years age and native OF Frankfort
onhe lain Germany. His father is the head of pub
fishing house III that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
FRrrnuEs,s MEETISG-THE DUTY ON RICE.

FREEDMEN's MEETISG-THE DUTY ON RICE.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan. GA large meeting
Of the freedmen Of South Carolina and Georgia, EN-
poyed on the rice plantations, held in this city to-
day Resolutions passed and petition sgned ask
Ing Congress not TO repeal the ddty rice The meeting
was addressed by ali the prominent colored leaders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

Of 40 heavytguns today. Fort PULASKI belowsayannah,
and guns Of greater caliber. Capt Renshaw, who has
en here on leave OF absence has been ordered at once
10 command the steamer Woosaok of the South Atlantic
sOnedron me Scrs attributes these movements 10 ap
nreheusl Of trouble with Spain.
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bonded warehouse keepers;

or an average increase of Leet Cos charges on the
warehouse charges OF $50 per cent
On the th of January last MessIs F. Cousnery Co,
No 81 South Wiliam-st, importers paid Leet Co for
charges OIL IS bales Sl TO- whereas the regular charges
ere bat 50. This is the latest Of General Order
actions which this firm has been compelled to undergo
They have in common with others been unable to OBJ
tam redress in many previous cases where enormous
charges have been made for the storage of goods
Paddock & Fowler, importers, at No. 81 Beaverst.
have suffered many occasions from Leets exaetions
During the month Of November last vessel arrived 40
Pier No. &c with merchandise consigned 10 them. The
cargo was taken 10 Leet Co.'S store, which is bat
short distance from the pier which the goods were
landed. lpet & Co.'s charges were as follows:
3 S'O
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showing dGcrense OF So 70 a comparatively small
invoice Paddock Fowler demurred at the excessive
charge but of course had to pay the amount ID order TO
get their goods They called on the Collector and his
deputy, but could get no drawback, and were put of
from day TO day six weeks and were anay referred
TO Ieet & Co. with instructions TO demand restitution
from Them and inform them that the Deputy Collector
ordered reduction. When they applied TO the General
order men, directed, they were met with dlcue and
insult and told that the Customhouse authorities had
no control over them, and that they were responsible
only to the authorities at Washington; that 1t was not
their practice to make any reduction and that thcy
charged what they thought proper No reduction has
been made and the importers have given up all hope OF
ever obtaining any.
Among tie other importers who have suffered are
Wiley Wicks & Wing, No. 2si Washington-st George
Min No 40 Beavert.; a. l.. SayTe No. PIP Washington
ST : and Harbeck & Co. No. 81 BcaVer-st
IL j. highly important that II should be known that
Charles Squres who testified before the investigating
Committee that Leet Co.'S charges Were not eXorbl-
tant lets ID. store at Leroy and Wcst-sts to Lcet
Stocking Ware, Ouscmen not thus interested are willing
70 testify that the IS cents charge which squgcs STAGED
was reasonable j. nearly f0u- times what they charge
their pce varying from 10 20 20 cents for the same goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
FORTS SUMTER AND MoULTRIE UNDERGOING
REPAIRS.

CHARLESTON, s. C., Jan. 22.-The Ne,cs, this
'luS' announces that the work OF putting Forts
sumter and Moutrie in defensibe condition will begin
---oua<iy Contractors WILL commence the mounting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

The prices charged by T. G. johnson d Co and other
warchousomen would nave been carriage to the lower
D. rts Of the city included:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
WASHINGTON.

TIE PROCEEDINGS IN CONGREss-AN EXCITING
DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE-THE INyESTI-
eating COMMITTEE GOING TO NEW ORLEANS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TARIFF BILL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rHB TRIBUNBI
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. .rARTIING STORY AND MORE WITNESSES FOR
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE-A FEW
SPECIMEN BILLS FROM OUR swlNDLED MER-
CHANTS ROCKS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18
PROPOSED CREATION OF CARDINALS.
from the Saturday Review. Feb. 8. ]

(FrOm the Saturday Review. Feb. 3.
The Roman Catholic papers. which on such d
point likely to be wen informed report that the
Pope contemplates very shortly filling up some
fourteen or fifteen OF the twenty vacancies In the
College OF Cardinals, and eleven names are men.
toned OF those expected TO receive the red hat
Prominent among them ~ Archbishop Manning
and with him come the ArchDishops OF MUNICH
Cologne. Mechlin (Dechamps Posen, Baltimore
tSpaldingl, and the Patriarch OF Lisbon who makes
an er o0icio claim to the dignity by virtue or
privilege accorded by Clement XI. To these
are added the names OF four high officials OF the
former Papal government--Itandi Project Of Pollce
Negr0ni, Minister OF the Inferior; Vitelleschi and
De Merode. or the claims Of many or these per.
sonages to reap the reward OF tneIr lab0rs IN the
cause OF Journalism" there can be no sort OF ques
tion. There II story told oil an English Catholic
visitor expressing TO a very distinguished German
%s%s @ na as4 WAS WAS 1Ss
prompt reply .'that IS not the stun Cardinals are
made Of" Exactly so; but such men as Manning.
Dechamps, Melchers and the reclaimed Archbishop
OF Munich, who mas been good enough 10 excom-
municate his Old friend and counsellor DIR. Dol
finger, are Just 'dhe stun Cardinals are made OIL"
ana nave fairly earned their promotion. Tne Arch
bishops OF Westminster, Mechin and Baltimore
while their brothers OF Munich and Cologne, who
were rather troublesome at Rome, have still more
crediiaDy distinguished themselves since by their
persecution Of their former associates. Considering
how important, though hardly conspicuous. q part
was played by the ponce In the management Of the
COUNCIL Tue DestoNal Oi TIE purple on Mgr kandl
can only be regarded as lifting ana graceful &C
Acknowledgements or the services OF NegrOni and
Viteescnt less Is generally known; but DE Merode
ls q man OF mark IN his way. and stanch sup
porter oil Papal interests, though his fraerna afec
tion betrayed him INTO the improperly of order
ing q solemn requiem for the pious, but too
liberal, MOntalemDert, which Ills Holiness, being
quite superior TO the SUPERSTITION De HlOrfufS nil
uisi bO,iunn, countermanded not without tocra-
bly, free expression OF his sentiments on the subject
On the whole, the proposed nominees appear to us
admirably qualified for their elevation though In
the present state OF things al Rome the precise
EetsbIe or nther vslna OF the dignity maY perhaps
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had left home and gone 10 other lands, ana during
mis- absence ms mother sickened and ne was written
to TO come home IL he desired 10 ner alive. He
hurried back, but 10 find that ms mother had died
the day before. Kneeling down alone as ne sup
posed, beside her corpse, he asked Gods forgive
ness. and ne rose from his knees he saw his
father, wh0 In another part OF the room had been
praying also, rise and come toward him. Reaching
HIS HAND ACROSS THE DEAD BODY
or his vile, ne took his sons hand and said: ''Mv
son, You have broken your mothers heart and near
ly broken mine; but forgive you; let us live to-
gether in neace ana love the rest OF our lives"
Even So" said the far preacher. God reaches out
His hand over His dead Christ and seeks rec0nca-
ton with every one OF your Tie effect OF tins
cideni. told as 1t was with touching parh0s, was
very profound indeed. Miss Smiley Is 10 preach IN
the same place this evening.
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Revival In Leaveuworth, Kansas.

correspondent Of the Observer states that
powerful work OF grace is In progress IN this place.
II began with the week OF prayer. A few earnest
Christians from each OF the evangelical churches
observed the appointed season In daily union
meetings. Their hearts were warmed ana
encouraged. Thay observed u SECOND wees.
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sundays and festivals, to0-do you not think Mr..
Editor, they would become little FESTIVE and
claim so me exemption?
Besides these evidences OF good citizenship II may
not be improper TO mention that the Jews are sell
their own poor. house their own widows and
orphans, and the doors OF their many large
Tile brethren In need OF medical or surgical
ALI as to their own ''sons or the Covenant
Are not these facts to be considered and il not The
principle involved the same whether II applies to
lis hundreds OF thousands OF Jews or Its millions OF
CnrstlansY These are some OF the reasons why the
Jews ana several other religious DENOMINATIONS of
non-bellevers In the divinity OF Jesus OF Nazareth
respectfully and With all due Difference to the
opinions oil Others protest against any change In
the constitution OF the United States which will give
10 1t religious or sectaran bias.
SEMT-OCCASlONAL
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. s, 1872.
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An interesting revival has been In progress In the
church at Chagrln Falls, OHIO, Rev. G. W. Walker
pastor correspondent OF the Herald ana Presovter
says OF it-'srhe church mad observed the Week
Of Prayer and was m good state OF preparation
for an OutpOurlng OF the Spirit. Up to this time
seventy persons. mostly adults, have found peace
IN believing IN Jesus. Yesterday lortyelght OF the
publicly expressed their faith In the Lord Jesus
Christ large number OF these were baptized,
among whom were i've whole families"