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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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PORT OP sBw-roRk.." D.
CLEARED.
steamship s. Terry ssyesr NeVberr 4 g. hnra5 fens
Steamship Colon Grau A.pinwsl Mail steamship Co.
Steamship Victoria Bl 91'Ge s'io" ,seb R3,
steamship Ann gl,, Richards. Philadelphia. VIM P Clyde
se,mbo North Point Foley ,depha Lonan SieanshP Co
Steamship Massey, smith; Ph,l,dslphis s,.,..,
samsD mGGsT G,aP P.,. f PSsisDs.
steamship Lord Give lBr unahatt lysfPoo srG" bOrT H.
RAJ r Peter DVOroyah CItaL CbGieseh sO
web o. Mar, F,m cors or Falmouth reen. Bockm,nu
murray PuHlGu Por "a. ne o.i suTT' Moran.
Bark M.,ao~er LaOnre Bhdge,op H. Trowbndgc's sors
Bari francesca T. uaL Re'ado, Queenstown Se sooneh
Au,o.tta u.L Iph,uech Cork Falmouth sOeoyeh
Brig Joseph Clark st,h BhisetOn, Barbados H. To"bddse'
E! ,. E9r' S,.. s:I s fn s.f l:,,
Sehr Pride Br AeIsnder A3I Csys' Bn'' son Co
seSr Isaac Oliver Psrne, c,ye; Young. Smith Co
sear. j. NJ. Pax. smith Cape H.yt. L Staples
s.,mhO Leo Dearborn savannah Dee A. -ib nd pas,
hf s,I scottish Bnds (O windsor n 81 G, Hong KoHs 100
BARI daSs cs1,usss; 10 4, Sy. WITH s sugar
s s. S Sssn pssS,.ss s knsss ssS,%
'; s.ii one S9:: q g day, ballast
En- Margaret Han o Sc 1s. Keen coffee.
y s: S: s s sa..., b Z fi s vt. s'5 s
shr Hattie Weston (Of Plymouth. kss Parsons Brseos l3
SIR A. Pain. tof ProrOo"p Brow M'y'sne' R., Is
'' Scar sha.s Queen B sOus Canning 81 IL d. .A
produce am ,o,,,v.,
9 J Gpn., ssw-Haves John Brooks Ne. Haven.
syy.. Po.set, ssl.u. NJ Laughton. Por,lsee
R,nn,... Reckls Vanilla Rockand.
idie Ry.on Lube Mountain Laurel, Bangor,
o e. Aeheu, Stanford Dart Roeipcr
4. ST. Joha, Bridgeport.
steamship Bremen Ge sehasnbers hence for Bremen Alb nat
y morning t5h psd damage aud saei again a, he's
voyage
sAs.s 2, .sFgss x! S., Lime a:sa % SsS.r.
~ wISp~sass, n W.. eloady and h.ry Of ssOr~
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND Me- Dee 5-The Allan Line steamship Aossh Richie
nom Ly.rpss so, ~ ,,ss az Ss1 H.. ,
from B.nnos barb D.ns Chaplin on Bo.srs ene,
Mar. G% Dec SAIys ...an.sp S s Xas. ss.
FROM Se-i0rL
FOREIGN PORTS.
vsarooL Dee 6The Red star Line steamship Ahbotses Ds'a-
scrIsA.r,os pee SIs. Sca as,a.. Lloyds ns. ...sA9
here today ~ -
LssDOs s-rhe National Line steamship Desnsrh Sumner.
Dee 5rhs schr Jordsa sa Ssv Yo'i ~
rived aiCsrdsasa
PORTLAND Me- Dee 5-A letter from Capt sapes Of The bn
% % VII. ss S ss' si
ssd fall Of He tA0ash she had bssa rsosndy stripped
SPOKEN.
No., % lat % o.s o. .Sip n.ss n.. c.l.u... fer B.ss.s,
Oct g. . 30 IS io.s IS Ae T.. bark c0isaa ,Srh hss
Oct H. sI IS OF s. sas 20 as g. chip sesos hss xss f's
Nor, TO- ~ CON rs q w., barb x.p.ls'. "''h h'>
Nov Sa H. X 90 long 81 IS w. A.a srs H's.
for s,asS hs1: e. . sa' 81 o. bar, me-. n.-r .
y@ La<H sap Ss~s ~ sssssA Psss.j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
DECIsIONa-Dec. S.

Supreme Court-Chdmbers-B Judge Barrett
Williams Wiisms Order granted Miller sgt bowe Appleton
az, Bog.,-Orier be engrod a. bdea'i ana
banded up the Of the application Of
r. ,be matter Sears-Pindngs confirmed and onief grantee
By Jud9e Brady-In matter &c. SlOsson trustee agi tnou
Trust Ball Ball Le LeistO.ers grin.d Han
counsel Smith an The Mayor Ac
Orlr Cspp CappCudy o. the children awarded %
The the reator being liberty 20 them A. sateo
order In the matter &c, Of Abfahas-iLV
child must be produced attachment Issue
Superior Court-SDecidi Iera-By Judge freedman.
Hanover Fire Insurance Co. lonlns0n grsned WIZ
$40 costs National Park Bank AIT Barns ct sLhoon desed .ih
and without prejudice 10 pnnuHs ug.f
Rockwell aud sgt GnneY and ano sam ae
aJudgment FOR plaintiffs demuer with sse 70 Viz
amend payment OF eosi.
Sheuck denied with $40 costs to ABIDE he event
Stern-panfs motion for esye reply gran
uon 80 within ten dys aud upon sneh payment DE-
epiants without Fssenan and a farso
receiver kcrier Judgment Of suane rentn from Coufs
Of Appeals Baker as Clarke al Hue Agt Fauieahet-oaes
granted
Common Pieas-Special Term-By Judge Loew.-
The Bartlett Reversible Sewing Machine
Granted application &C. Carpenter must rief ne 20
lie the order asked iof-ksuh ig' h1hd-so
counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
DgPdRTURE or FOREIGN NAILS


x, for Great and Ire and VA Qaeensosr ana LIVERPOOL ~
the steamship Sceanc at ~ NJ snppmenta MAJ or
oue Dostsge letters closed A. tie PostOe
an 1880 D. steamship sails at m IRON WINE star poe1
PaTona Ferry. Jersey CltT
Por Connents Nail via Southampton By the eamsh
IL Supplementary Nal tor Double pose
iser, and prutef matter the P0Ohce at 1880
sails AZ 2 D. foot of Third st. hobokcn
closed Mail cent nv tins Inc
MAI. for Havana direct BY the steamship Cubs, close at
m Supplemental double postage Letters an prnt
mater !, closed At the PO,0hee 2:40 steamship sails
at 3 D m Pier No 3 Y. r.
n.- "a, Kew Yves. by steamship CITY Antonio At
s,sans hip s.isa 5 D. IN pom Pier No. 20 T. r.
SUNDAY. DIG. Z.
Mails at II O'Clock The fOsiOhce opeo IRON
m. "A NJ.
Mails for Nerund ana close SeSiorE Po0aoe e'sr day
At 8 D ~. Halifax.
HALIFAX ~ closed at The NeT-lor. fO'iO nee t'rp
isys p u and .0es VIA Bos.0a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

sr.nce, and william How. for the seased Wiltsm Ins.ss
bn Yood Richard Roach charged Win oH
p..i ssby of the Eighteenth Precinct on sept ~. Iasms Ma
Rosch scguitkd and Flood vas sen, s .,Si,,,
Of ,,or:tsi were returned Jonn Mott BENG se so.n
a. ~ sc,a.d In every Bgstio Antonio Louise enngsa
~ Rsn.miao Volne Of No. 1853 Esabetb,t nh s
cbd Peppno vone aebse Anev charged na Pr b.,5s,y
n, "a f,eu h,s mother Aepew OF No. w. rs.
william McKenna stealing poctetboo
.evsui.t Morris Of s,eaing gssd % Pies, 81
Sent 10 bel0pgng McNiebo OF NO - 2 "a -
sutv we've aecepeii in the following W. S7 rat,
semp 10 break into of George y" dfeen oI 70 ,i.
ave an Nov IA .ut 10 The PeniteBusTy Tor - nous NJ
Ness 81 stealing worth 300, Oh Wow 10 Sm go 70,
VOORHEES, Of No. l0G West Forty eghtst sent " ''e ~
Eve year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
CIVIL NOTES.

John A. Riston has obtained an attachment
against the moneys Of T. A. Corey OF Pttson, Penn held
by the Erie Railway Company and the Pennsy wanna
Coal Company in this city The attachment was Issued
upon the affidavit OF Mr. Rston, who has begun suit
i'm the Supreme Court 10 recover indebtedness by
Corey OF s3s ~ with interest from Aug 10, 1872 the
balance of an account.
Henry Howard was charged with having, in
March 1870 rendered false and fraudulent return OF
his for 1869. As part of the proof in support Of
the charge Assistant United States District Attorney
smith sought To introduce document which was found
among the papers OF the Collectors office and which,
WAS claimed was Towards return OF his income for
1863 because It contained his signature 10 the verified
ton Of the statement therein ana also because there
was written therein the OF the street and tue num-
Der Of the house I'D which Howard resided at tna Time
ExAssistant United states District Attorney Emerson,
Howards counsel objected to the Introduction. as ev
dence, OF the documen ia question: on the ground that
Commissioner Osborn discharged the defendant yester
day.
In the Marine Court, Part ], yesterday, the
following inqnests taken by the plaintiffs in each
case with costs and s25 allowance Robert Black ct
Henry Hard, for $3.50 %. Luke A. lockwood for the
plaintiff and :. X. 4 b. TIwightman for ths defendant
George T.. stidder agt. George +. Buley-For want
OF affidavit of mertsi for $3.50 penal sum OF bond,
the damages assessed for which execution Is
70 issue at $3.50 II Samuel II. Randell for the
plaintiff and mo names giyenl for the defendant. same
aRt Sane.-For want of aidaylts OF merits for $3.50
penal sum of assessed fjr which execu-
Ron IL 10 issue AT $2j 30 Same attorneys above.
Charles Cullen agt Oliver Mcmahon anu DAnle Sweepy
r = Brown for the plaintiff aud T. II. Hurley for the
defendants The plaintiffs attorney. on the conclusion
OF the evidence, elected to discontinue the action
against sweeny In Part H. before CnienJusuee snea'
Henry b. Colby for $500 damages for an assault upon
him by the defendant The plaintin VINO IS iawyers
and the defendant elected him. Henderson q Fenneh
for the plaintiff aud j. f. Sudden for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
MlNIArnRk AI.Al.s.r

$40 4;33 Moop r-s..'.. o'io
DIv-.N
ssnty Hoos GIL Cows sand.. 9tI deh "s" F,ffiAI'0o
D.yp
s.pt, boot g35 10 l3 Hell iats Fer p:OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
P4SSENGER.S SAILED

FOR HAMBURG-In steamship trtsid Dee 81 de IA Noatane
Ysght F. r. Gallagher. C. Ancse G. j. Woershoe' and lady -
Hess Lecou're, .. Bunssg H. PlLager D. H"'s'hd l. II.
Knssop, Mss A. Poll, X. BendI and sou. W. Iresier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
CURRENT DISCUSSION.
THE VALUE or SCRATCHING.
Irov,. m, p,ff.b,.r0k Dasf


THE TRIBUNE has an article gong TO snow
that party gains in popular esteem by nominating
honest aud capable men Tor representative POSITIONS
and clinches its argument by sundry proofs. we DO
would do much 10 improve the nominations OF both
parties IL personally annoying TO an honest and in
tellgent citizeDbe he Democrat or Repuoncan-to De
called upon vote for some stupid scaawag Tor an I'M
p0tant Office ana IL he refuses, 70 meet the enmty OF
the dunderheads who have secured nomination az
well the iwill Of the shrewd and unprincped wire
puers who have succeeded In placing nunskuls upon
the ticket, because they can be wrapped around the
fingers OF their makers like so much pack Inc
nght way to do-and the suggestion - tsrown OUT 20
scratch II eectually there are precious Few party
tickets that would not amazingly Improved by JUST
that operation.
THE CHAMPION BLUSDERER
Prom The PHILADELPHIA Ihqvir~.
THE TRIBuNE il our authority for saying
that the latest financial plan which Mr. secretary Rch
arson proposes recommend TO Congress 10 TAX the
deposits savings banks In the country one hnndretn
o per cent II any financial plan, exceeding All
others In monstrous laundering Injustice were 10 DC al
versed for by anybody we have the convcuon OF aDso
lutte assurance that Mr. secretary wo.a os
the panic that the deposits Of the savings BANKS the
country exceed those Of the national banks 81
land rhree " and 1t Is not ms lnenuon W perns
anything OF this sort TO 90 He probably considers
an impairment interference with the monopoly III money
that ID not TO be tolerated.
PARTY PURGING.
Fro~s syracao Standard .
slashipg review of the next Senate IN the
columns OF The TRIBUNE calls up on 'ae COM
parstive qualifications and moral standing OF the ne
publican and Democratic Senators chosen 70 make laws
for the people During the past few years grave charges
various OF both the Republican and Democratic
party while almost every instance the hepub-
hcan Senator whose reputation was sircbed NAE eeen
repudAted bX his constituents To oe regretted tnst
the Domocrau Inhibited equal EFFORT to purge
We party and the Senate Of their ooendins members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
GOOD AND UNCERTAIN VIEWS.
From Th< Chicago nribun< (ind)


The matter of most Immediate interest, Oh
course, that portion relating 10 the Cuban question
The Presidents treatment Of this subject Is highly COM
mendabe His utteraDces the subject Of Slavery are
of character that ought 10 attract the attention OF
egn nations and OF Spain first Of all The next topic Oh
interest the national finances and the currency Qnes
ton II II not TO be expected that the President should
understand very thoroughly subject which calls Tor
training and course OF study he has enjoyed anu
which In, Of all Others difficult master His handling
OF IL does not leave the mind the reader any den
mite conception OF what his views but can make
out from IL that he Ia opposed TO undue n6atiOn. ana
that in favor Of specie payments whenever We get
specie enough for the purpose.
A WEII~WRIITES DOCUMENT.
From 1k Albany E<prsss lRcJ)
The fifth annual message of President Grant
10 well-written document, presenting facts eleyery
aud concisely, making suggestions In plain and IN mis-
taxable language, and giving opinions with dectness
enough TO have them understood by the most simple
Evidently the President has pr0ted by the experience
no has had for four years past HIS message better
constructed than some which have preceded it, ana
while IL Is lacking those characteristics Of plain
ness and OF straightforward expression which marx II
a. mainly his production, II reads smoothly,
and so to speak bangs together better than some OF
those which mt has previously sent In
SOUND FINANCIAL VIEWS.
From Tn Indianapolis Sss.ssti tIsdl
lie repeats substantially the same theory Tor
redress that he announced 1T the time VI the
panic with such additions his couDsel0rs suggested
The result moderate rec0mine Bdatton which II not
solvent 10 not nnmSbeauon Of The pzessps ilS unoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
WHY IT WAS DONE.

From The Jaou obserto tDcmJ
We suppose there is no mystery concerning
the manner fu which this thing brought about the
Republican managers promised certain Democrats rat
places in committees II they would name Back Payst
for Speaker. Now mark the sequel The 40 thieves VINO
controlled the Democratic caucus Will be honored ~
Speaker Blaine, and the men who Sought 10 DC rueto
the demands their party and refused To sell out To tine
other party Will be snubOed That the way the thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany Dec 5.-Court of Appeals day calendar
for Dee y Nos r. 1871 1884 $40 l42 1913 Isf ltJ IA 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
A GREAT MISTAKE.

From me Hariford Ttmts IIfm.l
The Democratic members of Congress appear
have made great mistake nominating for Speaker
Fernando Wood. backpay man. Their political oppo-
neDts who passed the backpay bill. and whose leader,
Grant made il law trying 10 take advantage or
this error of tho Democratic members and actually talk
about repeating the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
THEY MUST BE REPUDIATED.


fSon The Albany dr1us Dem
They have placed themselves III open hos
tity the sentiment OF their party and
OF the people and do represent either Their action
either be repudaed the people will repuiate
the Democracy They cannot be defended; aud We are
gratined TO that they will not be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
HONORING OFFICIAL RASCALITl.
Erorn The Cincinnati EnInrer lDenI.l

They have deiied and outraged the unanl-
nous sentiment OF the Democracy Of the United States
However eminen: the past services or Fernando Wood
TO the country party his in voting for and
drawing back pay AZ a MEMBER OF the XLIId Congress
is something Their 10 De forgotten forgiven. The
National Democracy are OF one voice concerning TINS
measure II the nen whom that party has sent to Con
gress chosen not to heed that voice. SO much the
worse for them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-28
LOCAL NEWS
Condensed Locals.


From j. q. Parker we have HlrPer's Ba.ar
for August 9th.
The new Methodist Protestai mission church,
corner of sth and streets = Itheast, Is nearly
completed.
s. r. Pearie, formerly of til police force, and
who was sent TO the insane asylum, is reported
improving.
Isaac Benhsm, a navy yard employe, was
seriously injured on Saturday afternoon by
From Robert Besll we have the August num-
Der Of Appleton's valuable railway and steam
navigation guide.
The Dashsways held their usual meeting last
evening, Mr.. Constantine presiding, and Messrs.
Savage, Msuphin and Peck made addresses.
The alarm Of fire turned In from box Is on
Saturday, at p. m, was caused by a fire in q
house belonging to Mr.. John Dick, $40 New York
avenue. Damage slight.
Mr.. James b. Smallwood, formerly assistant
postmaster OF the United States Senate, has
been appointed secretary Of the Baltimore City
Gastght company at a salary Of 800 per
annum.
The contract for supplying the Senate with
800 tons Of furnace coal has been awarded to
1iessrs. I. Edward Clarke & Co. by Sergeant
alarms French, the lowest bidders having
failed to give the necessary bond.
Assessor Of internal revenue for this District
W. T. Burr has been comparing the accounts of
cigar makers, and found a deficiency of 5000
cigars, which should have been returned for
taxation between the LIST and 10th Of July.
The steamer GeOrgeanna arrived in Washing
ton from Point Lookout with party of excur-
sionlsts this morning between ten and eleven
O'Clock. five hours behind time, caused by
grounding on Meningitis bar, in Drivers bay.
Many took occasion TO repair TO Cheeseman's
wharf, cool and inviting retreat, until the
boat was gotten OFF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-28

WORD ABOUT Mrs. wALwoRru.-Ac cor
respondent of the New York Commercial Adj
yeItiser writes to that paper as follows: sin a
letter published in a morning paper some
days since 1t is stated that Mrs. Walworth
was resident of Washington, ID. c., during
the ar, engaged in political intrigue and act.
ing in concert with her husband as a Confede-
rate spy. So far from this being true, she was
not during the war at any time in Washington;
on the contrary, she was living on her farm
near Louisville. KY, striving 5y hard labor 10
support herself and young children. 1t was
her habit, no matter what the weather, to rise
at four in the morning, and with her own hands
and the nelp of her little ones gather fruit for
the Louisville market and by this means she
provided bread for her little flock during all
that terrible time. SO far from intriguing
against the government, she proved her 10y
atty. After the disaster to the United States
troops at Ri 'hmond, many hundreds were wan
dering abou that portion of the country, half
starved. ! wo hundred of them camped on
Mrs. Nalw rth's place, and for DAYS She fed
them all fr' IN her scanty score until provisions
were sent hem from distant headauar.
They prove to be western troops. from Jninois
and Indisna-sevrsal Of the officers havi.
known her father" ing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-28
GEORGETOWN.

TIE LATE WILLIAM A. GoRpox.-On Satur-
day meeting of the clerks in the Quartermas-
action in reference to the death of their former
associate, Mr.. VIM. A. Cor ION. The meeting
was called to order by MIR. =. 81 Gallaher, who,
and private lie of the deceased, whose long
and valuable services reflected honor on him
self and on the government. Gen. George @.
Pickell secretary. Mr.. George X. Finckel.
chief clerk; Major T. j. Abbott; Messrs. F.
McNerhany, b. s. Gallaher, and A. NJ. Kena-
day having been appointed to draft an express
sion Of the feelings of the employees of the Office
in regard to the death of Mr.. Gordon, reported
q preamble eulogistic of the deceased, and res
olutions expressive Of their sorrow ut the death
OF their beloved associate, and asserting their
intention of attending the funeral. After suit
able remarks by Messrs. Gallaher, Shirley, aud
others, the report Of the committee was unani-
1890 O'Clock this morning, from the late resi-
dence of deceased, No. SO Gay street, George
town, and was largely attended.
SUDDEN DEA l PROM An 0yERDosE OF
per, son OF Officer Harper, of the third pre-
cinct police, took q dose Of laudanum to relieve
2 very severe attack Of neuralgia in the head.
and larger dose, which put him in a deep sleep,
from which he never awoke, and which resulted
In his death at O'Clock Saturday evening. 1t
NIT suicide, but that he simply took an over
dose by mistake.
DEATH OF A WRLL-KKowN PRINTER.-Mr.
Philip l.. Troxell, printer well known through
out the District of Columbia, who has been
foreman in the National Era and other Offices,
died at his residence in this city last evening,
in the 10th year OF his age. He was good citi-
zen, and his death will be sincerely mourned by
large circle of friends. The cause of his
taking off was consumption, from which he has
been sufferer for some years past. The
funeral Will take place tomorrow afternoon at
4 O'Clock, and will be attended by Hermione
Lodge. No. IL. X. of p, of which he was a
member.
THE NEW STREET dent
Thompson has had the cars running on the
Union railroad for few days on trial, and ex-
poets to soon run them on regular time up West
street to Congress and return by Dunbarton
and Montgomery streets.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer George III. Stout
arrived from Philadelphia with miscellaneous
cargo, and the Columbia from Baltimore with
a cargo of general merchandise, including 200
bushels of wheat for Hartley & Bro. The Lady
of the Lake arrived and cleared for New York.
Schooner Matilda arrived with ice for Kennebec
q Potomac ice company.
GRAIN THANKSGIVING to some unknown OBJ
struction in the canal some grain boats due to-
day had not arrived at noon to day. Two hun
dred bushels new wheat sold to-day at S1.65.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-28

A STRIKE IN A HoTKL.-Tse comforts of the
guests OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad com
pany's Deer Park hotel at Cumberland. Md.
were somewhat interfered with on Saturday
keeper having been discharged by the manage
ment, appealed to his fellow-e employees for aid
in wreaking vengeance upon his prosecutor.
including cooks, scullions, and pretty waiter
girls went on strike just before the time for
serving dinner, leaving the guests to take their
meals from the hands Of q few carpenters who
stood by the hotel in the pinch. The dIseharg-
cd and striking employees left the house In A
BODY and congregated about the station-house
where they made things lively for a time, ex,
pressing their sPlnions and intentions Is to
grievances anG modes OF redress "a nlain,v IN :
the management sent to the city fer police
man to do duty at Deer park. At last ad vices
some Of the rebellious had been induced to re-
quiet on the "mountain top."ECumberiand
Times,