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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11

Twelve years ago many parcels "f land around
Hammond-pOrt were sal f,r one shilling an
acre. which cunr0r be bouyht for | s. thai:
81 .O)D an acre nov, with the vineyards planted
on them. The estimated value of vineA a: l. ia
this locality is 81 81 OI1 and the capl;ai in
We ,ted in the manufacturing Ut wine about
81 no UND. These combined Interests give "ln.
Payment tp not less than > NJ persons Such
are the results N that line ct business in The
State of New York Caunnt w reach even Il
much greater Success in Virginia. where
late fr',>tS IN spring will kl the binds, and no
early tro>ts in tail will reduce the quantity ami
quality OF the fruit; WHERE: no yrar Is Known
yet in which the grapes iii, sanot IN nurr?
Nelson county. whrh is Surpassed by none in
the State in lis abundance Of uca HES >u"d
To the cultivation OF grapes. lra> taken The lead
in that matter Some gentlemen OF hat county
had bill granted by The tfrn raj i>~ruh Y vi
Virgin, Tor the Incorporation ot the Ptc>Im"n'
Wine Company, and they "prned bpn H. for
subscription at Montreal Livingston ID pot
under the direction Ut William G 'rdon " ID,
Llg"n. p. b. Young. Il /. llx aud L'ui, OF.
T. +. Xix was apI oiulcd a, agent 10 can'a>s
the county. and William u 'riun and Louis
OFT will visit the cities of Washington. Rh'h,
mund, Alexandria. Lrnch''urg, ~, Tor The
purpose Of collecting subscribers.
The amount of one share was put as bow as
$25, in order TO enable every peers II with small
lucars to Ia kc part IN the enterprise.
The Success of this Company VIII tungIy
be al impulse for clnuatun and IN Il t.w years
we will have many such c,mpau'cS scattered
over that portion Of Virginia wh!rh Is suited 10
the cultivation OF grapes. l.. y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-11

Mrs. POLLARD on TIE WAR PATH.-Con-
siderable excitement was ocna>loned last even
ing in front of the ST. Cloud hotel. corner OF
Niuth AMI f streets, by Mrs. Pollard appear
ing on the sidewalk pistol in hand. cunning
FIR Mr. Lyons. 1t seems that the action ofthe
Judge of the court yesterday in reversing his
decision in the recent suit between her aud
Mr. Lyons worked upon her feelings, and evil
IDENTITY thinking that there was no hope Of OBJ
taining retaliation i,y the law. and bent IN sa-
ti,facton she took this cnurSe to obtain II.
She fingered around the hotel for some time,
waiting for Mr.. Lyons to put in an appearance.
that she wi ght repeat the Baltimore scene. but
the gentleman was either out Of The building
ur not at home t. such callers, for he came not
firth, and the would BE- Shootist departed, evil
IDENTITY intending TO wit snue future oppor;u-
nifty to carry her intentions into effect. Later
in the evening warrant was issued for her ar
rest on the affidavit Of James II. Goodman,
fr threatening Mr. Lyons. II WIS placed in
the hands of an off :er Of the T fiji precinct.
and if not already served, will be to-day
Uush. ErD
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
NEW YORK. g
A Revenue DefauIter Resorts TO the
Insanity Dodge.

A Revenue DefauIter Resorts TO the
Insanity Dodge.
NEW YORK, Aug. SIN the United
States Court to- day the case of United
States PaymasLer Cah0On, against whose
bondsmen a suit was begun by the Govern
ment in 1871, for the recovery of deficit
of $4,000 in his account, came up on mo-
ton of his counsel to overrule the demuI-
rer of the Government to the second and
third counts. His plea is on the ground
that he was an imbecile at the time OF the
execution of the bonds and the occurrence
of the defalcatiOn. The motion was
granted.
Bergh's Blockade.
The Police Commissioners have decided
TO commence a suit against anti-cruelty
Bergh for causing a blocking up of streets
by stopping ears, wagons, etc.
A Serious BuII-FiGht on the Streets.
A mad bull being chased through Brook
lyn to-day, turned several times on his pur-
sueTs, iniuring bog named George Dono-
hue, and then a man named Peter McDer-
mott. He was subsequently shot. One OF
the stray balls fred at the animal penetra-
led the back of E. d. Chapel, Superinten-
dent of the Roosevelt street Ferry. The
wound is probably fatal. Chapel was
himself shooting the animal at the time.
Three Months Of BOOtIess Strike.
At meeting of the Marble Manufactur-
| ers' Association last evening, it was an
not aced that the workmen, after three
months of useless struggle for the eight
hour regulation, had returned to work upon
the old system and at the old rates.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
TENNESSEE ONS-OFFICIAL
Returns

WILSON COUNTY.
Mcfarland $50; Cooke 1868.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Cooke $50, Mcfarland 70. Chancellor
Fifth Division-Denton 479, Crowley III,
Coins 19q, Quarles 80, Swope 43 and
Goodpasture (Radical) 176.
ROANE COUNTY.
Mcfarland 719, Cooke 223. Attorney
General for the third district-ChiIdress
776, w. L. Welker 534, Sawyers 63, Dow
eli 6.
LoUDoN COUNTY.
Mcfarland 800, Cooke 3O4. Attorney
General third district-Childress COZ, Wei
kar 435.
ANDERSON COUNTY.
Cooke l1G. Mcfarland 726; Sawyers i
U4S, Welker 81, ChildreSs 81, DoWeu IUO.
GRANGER COUNTY.
Mcfarland 1,0l2, Cooke 80.
CROCKETT COUNTY.
To +be Editor OF the Union and American:
ALAMO, Tenn, Aug. 6, 1S72.-Sir: Our
election for county officers in Crockett
county passed of quietly on Thursday last
resulting in the election of r. q. Harris the
former Sheriff by majority Of 254; James
LoweIy for Trustee by majority; and q.
b. Smith Tax Collector by majority OF
pa; for Supreme Judge Mcfarland receiv-
ed in the county G87 and Cooke for same
Office 254.
The Commissioners for Crockett county
met at Cageville yesterday and located the
county seat Of Crockett county at Cage
vile. Consequently Csgevilie will be
known as Alamo from this time henceforth.
Great enthusiasm prevails among our citi-
zens and indeed among the citizens OF the
county generally who had convened when
the action of the commissioners was made
known 10 them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
Nashville, aug. Z, 1872.

THE following incident shows what free
dom of speech means in the estimation of
the Grant men: A colored man by the
name OF Davis addressed an audience on
the lst inst. in Richmond, Ind, in favor of
Greeley. On leaving the hall aman asked him
ifhe had made Greeley speech. Hereplied
that he had, and passed on home. A mixed
crowd, composed of blacks and whites, and
led by notorious rufian, followed him
home and commenced stoning the house.
Davis went out the back way and hid. The
next morning he was informed that if he
was inside the city limits after six O'Clock
he would be hung to a lamp-post. He has
left for fear of his life.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
TENNESSEE NEWS.
,,son Is TO have a directory.

jackson is to have directory.
Drought prevails from Knoxville to
Bristol.
The killing of Memphis dogs by poison
increases.
The Memphis Bluff is to have Greeley
flag-pOle.
The Sewer county corn crop is suffering
for want of rain.
Springfield will have camp at the Cedar
Hill camping grounds.
On the 9TH inst. Memphis received from
the Ohio river two hundred packages OF
school desks.
Owing to dry weather in the early season,
the tobacco crop in certain parts of Robert
son county will fail.
On the I'd inst, the youngest son of the
editor of the Jackson PldindedLer fell out
of a window and fractured his skull.
Judge F. G. Gamble was tmown from a
runaway buggy near Memphis on the 9th
inst, and had one of his thighs badly
crushed.
Memphis Star Lodge (col.) 1901 l. o. O..
F., was organized and these officers elected:
Pm. G., J. A. Thompson; n. g., Nj. G.
Ward; T. s., Samuel Williamson.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09

HON. ANDREW 3. MARTIN.
A Card Declining to be Il Candidate
for Senator.
From the Lebanon Herald.


From the Lebanon Herald.
To the Editor of the Herald
LEBANON, Aug. 5, 1872.-Quite a num-
of my personal friends in Wilson and Da-
wilson counties have expressed to me their
desire that / should declare myself candi-
date for State Senator from this district. |
have not at all times been able to give my
friends q definite reply, and now the calls
upon me Of similar import which have ap-
peared in recent numbers of your paper al
ford me this opportunity of making public
my purpose not TO be candidate.
| am not insensible to the tribute of
praise contained in the communications to
which l refer. l would rather be COM
mended for efficiency and fidelity as a rep
resentatiVe of my county to the State Leg
islature, than to Eli the more honorable and
distinguished places in the land without
profit to my constituents or credit to nv
self; and it will be the most pleasing refiac-
ton of my future life that the record of nv
first official trust has met the approval of
the people whom served.
The reasons which decide me not to be 4
candidate relate to my private affairs. Duty
to my family will not permit me now to
neglect my profession, to which look alone
for support, and accept political prefer
ment which does not Of itself yield me
competency.
There are many others in tho district far
better than myself, who are in condition to
accept the place ana can doubtless be in
duced to DO so; and trust The two eoun-
tics will act harmonioasly in the selection
Of good man. Very respectfully, your
friend, AND. B. MARTIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. G. Aug. s. There
was magnificent auroral display tonight,
lighting up the entire Northern skies.
Balances in Treasury at close of business
this p. m. Currency, sl2, ,356, ,462, Coin,
$74,272,000. Coin certificates in the Coin
balancs, esq, 2,117,8S0.
Southern Claim Commission.
The special commissioners to take testi-
mony in the Southern States of claimants
for property taken or destroyed by the
Union army during the war have been ap-
pointed, their jurisdiction being limited,
however, to amounts less than five thous-
and dollars, all over this figure being refer
red to the permanent commission in this
city. Those for Tennessee are as follows:
Jesse G. Frazer and Thos. A. Kercheval,
Nashville, Davidson county; Henry d. Dix,
Memphis, Shelby county; L. G. Houck,
Knoxville, Knox county; Jonn Norman,
Huntingdon, Carroll county; D. G. Thorn
burg, New Market, Jefferson county; Viii.
liam Mullenix, Bristol, Sullivan county.
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CHICAGO.
Immense Frauds in Grain-HOw to
Bear the Market.

Immense Frauds in Grain-HOw to
Bear the Market.
CHICAGO, Aug. 8--A preamble and res
olutions were presented on Change to-day,
setting forth the discovery by the recent
burning of the Iowa elevator, of an over
issue of receipts by the proprietor of over
one hundred thousand bushels of corn, de-
nouncing this over-issue as a great fraud,
and calling on the railroad and warehouse
commissioners of the State to investigate
the matter and punish the perpetrators.
The Northern lights.
A beautiful auroral display was witness
ed here tonight, which was accompanied at
one time by a singular phenomenon, ID the
shape of broad luminous band extending
from East to West over apparently one-third
of the way across the arch of the heavens,
and having the appearance of a shining
mist, through which the stars could be
| family seen. The weather has been eX-
| tremely warm to-day, the thermometer in
| dicating 90 in the shade.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Henry L. Dawes and Roscoe Conkling
spoke at Utica, n. Y, yesterday. ,c
Henry Wilson spoke an hour and a half
at South Bend, lind, yesterday. HIS voice
is much broken and &t Times could not ce
heard but a short distance from the stand
Edmund T. Winston, well known nleT-
chant Of Richmond, Va, died at the White
Sulphur Springs last evening
The National camp meeting OF the N'
Z. Church opened at UrOana yesterday at
ppm. Five thousand present and more
coming.
The radical Convention Of Florida no
minated State candidates yesterday al Tai
lahRSsea.
Fourteen passengers were injured by a
collision Thursday on the Western Mary
land railroad near FiHksburg.
Steubenville, o., was fred in four places
Thursday night with shavings saturated
with coal-oi and placed in stables.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Radical Vampires Insatiate.

The Radical Vampires Insat1ate.
A Special FAX of over One Million to
be Raised I'm Thirty Days.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 8.-Comptroller
General Nagle publishes letter to Gov.
Scott, setting forth the fact that the Legis-
lature at its last session ordered to be levied
and collected a tax sufficient to pay the in
terest on the entire public debt. No ac-
tiOn having been taken in this matter, the
Comptroller demands that the Governor re-
qUire the State Auditor to assess and collect
the said tax forthwith. The State authOri-
ties, it is said, intend to collect this tax,
amounting to over one million dollars, by
the 18th Of September.
In letter to Henry Clews & Co., New
York, dated Aug. 6, Gov. Scotti says the
interest on the State debt was not paid be-
cause the excessive legislative expenses ab-
sorbed all the money in the treasury, and
unless a special tax is levied and collected
Immediately as urged, no interest can be
paid until January next, when the regular
tax now being levied will be received. The
Governor concurs in the Justice of COM
plants made against the fee for registration
of the State bonds charged by the CONNER
ultICldl " aICLOtASC SO1Apal OAS say eA4O
object of the registration is to satisfy the
bondhOlders that there are no fraudulent
bonds, and that the debt is truly less than
sixteen millions.
Gov. Scott declares that all money re-
ceived from the hypothecation and sale Of
bonds, except seven thousand, has been
used in meeting liabilities accruing before
1869, and he claims that this is
The Most Economically Managed
government in the nation. In conclusion
he says that in future tax be levied to pay
the interest on the debt, and the money so
collected will be applied TO that purpose
alone.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
TIE TURF.
Big Race To Day.

IONG BRANCH, Aug. S.-Great enterest
is awakened by the race tomorrow, when
the starters will include LittlebOn, King
fisher, Susan Ann, Miesia, Preakness and
Arizona.
The first race to-day, August stakes, $500;
won by Dolorosa, time l:47.
Second race Robins stakes, $1,000; colts
and tillies, two miles; won by Meteor, time
3:43!.
Tiird race, Selling race, all ages, two
miles; won by Albura in 3:44, GayO's
second.
BuaaIO- Heavy Purses - GoIdsInith
Maid.
BUFFALO, Aug. S.-The races were at
tended by fully l2,000 people. The purse
of$l, 800. for > year Olds and under, $500
10 first, $50 to second, and $50 to third,
was won by Lady Maude in three straight
heats. Time 2:29B, 2:29s, 2:27s. Zlcadie
Golddust second and Mary II. third.
The purse of $4,000 to 2:30 horses, 3d.
GOO to first, $500 to second, 81, 800 to
third, 81 ,O00, was won by Kilburn Jim in
three straight heats. Time 2.25, 2:23 and
2:25I. Elmo was second, Gazelle third and
Advance fourth.
Purse $4,000 for $50 horses, 81 800 70 the
first, $500 to the second and 5000 TO the
third, was won by Sensation in three
straight heats. Time 2:25, 2:27 and 2:32a'
Grace vas second and q. Lester third
Tomorrow will be the gala day Of the
meeting, Lucy, Goldsmith Maid, American
Girl aud Henry competing in one race.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
CHANCE FOR AN INvEsrmENr.
The tOIIOWIng ItJJtr nas D56H pUUIIsUtu
in some of the New FORK papers:

ANNN~A 7
in some of the New y ork papers:
BALTIMORE, July %, 1872.-MY DEAR
SIR: If you can make the sale (or bet) of
my Mississippi tract of land, of 1859 acres
(once sold for S20,000,) at $4,000 to be
paid only in case that, if he lives, Horace
Greeley be elected President Of the United
States in November next, please do SO at
once. | can refer to W. A.
Sheppard, Esq, well known gem
tlenan of New York, as to ay
perfect title, etc, etc. Mr.. Sheppard can be
found at the Office Of the Greenwich Gas
Company, Z Broadway, New York, ground
floor. | shall be ready with original patent
and clear chain of title to deposit my deed,
with full warranty as an escrow, and the
other party must deposit the money or
ample securities, to make good the $4,000
In the event of Mr.. Greeley's election.
If Greeley be defeated the deed and also
his securities will be delivered, and he
will get fer nothing Cor will VIM my
land; but if Greeley be elected he will
still get the value ofthe $4,000 to be made
out Of his securities. Thus he may win
$4,000, but cannot possibly lose one
cent. If any Radical refuses such odds,
the proofs ought to be verified, and the
facts publi3hed. l will probably be at the
SturteYant house on next Saturday, but
will certainly be there on Monday proXimo.
| am in h@ste, yours, very respectfully and
truly, EDWARD P. JONES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
Judgment Deferred,

Testimony and argument in the case OF
Joe Fossett, on trial before Justices Viii
hanson and Paul on the charge of being
accessory to the murder Of young Frank
Guy by Robert Il. Spain, closed at noon
yesterday. Numerous witnesses testified
in the case, and the statements Of some
we're quite contradictory to what was de-
posed by others. On consultation between
the Justices, they were not prepared to con-
strae alike the statements made by two of
the witnesses touching a material point in
the investigation. TIE two witnesses were
again summoned TO appear to day and
judgment reserved as to the guilt or inno-
cence of the accused. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
OUR COURT JOURNAL.

PLATTsBURG, N. Y, Aug. 8.-Pres ieent
Grant and family arrived at the Fayette
Hotel last evening, and left this A. NJ. By
steamer for Lake George.
BURLINGTON, VT, Aug. S.-President
Grant and suite arrived this morning and
remained nearly two hours.
ELAKE GEORGE, N. Y, Aug. S.-Presi-
dent Grant and party arrived at Lake
George at 7:30 O'Clock p. NJ.
SARATOGA, Aug. S.-President Grant,
Mrs. Grant, their two sons, and Gems.
Sheridan and Porter, will arrive on the mid
day train tomorrow from Lake George.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
Tic Mystery Of Crime.

PITTsBURG, Aug. 8.-The body of an
unknown man was found about three miles
east of SteubenviIle, Ohio, in very decay
ed state, supposed to have been murdered
A dead horse was found in the same neigh
borhood some months ago with saddle and
bride on, for which no owner could be
fnuDd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
MEXICO,
A srnalI.SIxed RevoIuf,on.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. IA revolution
occurred in Tampico on the receipt of the
news Of Juarez's death. The Guerro in
surgents shout hurrah for Diaz and death
to Lerdo. 1t is reported that Diaz has de-
cided to 90 TO San Francisco in consequence
of receiving no aid from the people OF
Tepec. .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
Desperate Struggle with Highway
RuruedfO DeatEa,

HARTFORD, CT, Aug. 8-A dwelling
house in Merdin, occupied by two families
named REILLY and Morton burned Wednes-
daylight. Rielly, an old man, went into
The house orescue some property and was
burned 10 death.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
gue Latest HmmbIin Horror.

CHICAGO, Aug. S.-Peoria Illinois dis
patch says, two men have been arrested on
SUSPICION Cf having been connected with
the murder of Mrs. Mathews, near Yates
city on Monday. The excitement in the
neighborhood is unabated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09

TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at an advance to 74a for the
old issue and Tag for the new.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
An American Consul Turns InfOrmer.
The RIuHarnpSt.

BRUSSELS, Aug.-Owing to the preVa-
lence of rinderpest in Germany and Russia,
the Belgian government has issued an order
prohibiting the importation Of cattle from
these countries
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1t is confidently hoped" that the &C.
neva Board will close ats labors by Sept.
-.
Napoleon and Eugenie visit Scotland
peXt week,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE

There will be meeting of the Democrat
ic State Executive Committee in this city
on Tuesday, the Doth instant. Every mem
Der is urgently requested to be present.
JOHN q. BURCII, Chairman.
Nosbvilla Auo. Z 1872,
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FOREIGN.
TURKEY.
I,OOO Homeless Destitute Families.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, Aug, 8.-Cosusc-
ormdjonk, village on the Asiatic bank of
BosphOrus, inhabited by poor Jews and
Greeks, was destroyed by fire and upwards
of one thousand families are homeless and
destitute.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09

GOLD was more active and fiuctuating in
New York yesterday, opening at 11541, de-
clining to 1855 and closed at 115S@115a.
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WEST TENNESSEE.
Collision on the Mobile and Ohio.

IOIIiSIOn on JHC MUDIIV dIU VIIIV'
The Cars TeIeseOped-ThTee Negroes
Killed.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 8.-A Chronicle
special SAYS a collision occurred yesterday
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, between
Humboldt, Tenn, and Troy, killing three
negroes and wounding five others. The
cars Of one train were telescOpcd into each
other, the smoking-car body passing directly
over the heads of the passengers in the next
car OF which the passengers hadto get out
through a hole in the floor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09

CorToN has advanced in New York
to 212c for middling.
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LOUISVILLE.
Tho Baptist Theological Seminary

The baptist Theological Seminary.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. S.--The Committee
appointed at recent netting of the Board
Of Directors of the Southern Baptist Iheo-
logical Seminary for the purpose OF seeking
a suitable location for that Institution have
decided upon this city as the most desirable
place. The competition for the location
was very active between Atlanta, Ga, and
Nashville and Chattanooga Tenn.
Desperate Struggle with Highway
men.
At ten o'clock last night young man
named Jas. Huber riding along the Shep-
herdsvile road in Built county, was at
tackled by two highwaymen while crossing
A narrow bridge over Blue Lick creek. The
men were armed with knives, but by a
| dexteyous use of his fists Huber succeeded in
knocking one of the men OH of the bridge
in the stream twenty feet and made his
| pScann.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-09
The FraTachFoar,

PARIS, Aug. S.-The Pope has written
letter to President Theirs congratulating
the French nation upon the great success of
the new loan which his holiness thinks is
attributable to the refusal of Goulard, the
Minister Of Finance, to accept the position
Of Ambassador to Italy, the invader and
enemy of the Holy See.
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ROME.
The Galway Election.

New YORK, Aug. S.-Foreign mail advice:
say that the Pope has instructed the Catho-
lie Bishops of England aud Rome to pro.
test against the determination of the Brit
ish government to prosecute priests con-
cerned in the Galway election nrncnadincs.