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DIV EruoNs. General supcrincndcnt
~ - 1rSr>eov wNsr
IS WILLIAM starst Jaw nsm6
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shall to dravc
few articles and make selling
than they worth have located
facilities for doing Grocery business
and honorable
to keep for
ana ye1rs--away thanking them for their patronage
shall make the prices
all who pleased be
lerstoo that when SELL Goods intent hire pay
Jenny !. DOOLITTIE
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l.. DooLITTLE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Groceries and Provisions.
Cor. Sd Avenue and 10th Street,
HUNTINGTON VEST w.

The undersigned bcgs leave advise the public
purchase Goods in his line in particular that they will always gen
Goods qtdiy.
goods sold at this establishment cafTantc
ed 10 SAITH
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J. 4. WOOD. PATENrEE.


Reversible Self dumping Crate. tas seen in cut
'bovc,l With Patent Ash Pit and Pan. The
ib"v" patents are very useful, durable, hand
'"mc and economical and are fast becoming
very popular and A. | intend Ia sell them ~
'"w possible all can audwill us. them.
Residence On 3 Avenue. between nth and
9th streets Huntington, ". Va
Orders solicited aud promptly fn"i.
JE WOOD.
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CALENDAR Is72-3.
Fall Term begins Sept. 10. Ends Dec 20. -.
"inier jan. Q. Mar. %, rs.
Spriug ' April. Z. - June %, IS.
instructors.
JAS. T.. MoKRov. A. NJ. Principal.
BsSI. II. THAcHsroS, A. NJ, let Assistant.
Miss CARRIs C"oPNR, 2nd Assistant.
Miss LiDA DEKING, 3rd Assistant
Miss Ns>NiE Lows, Music aud Drawing.
Mas. :. e Mason, Model School.
Va. j. j. MoScuEg. Modern Languages.
There are three Departmeuts-Primary, Nor
NAL and Aeademicd.
THE ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.
Include a full course Of English aud Classical
studies adapted to fit young people for ad.
vaneed standing in College.
THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
The arrangement of studies. and the meth
DDS Of instruction used. are intended to fur.
Lish the students with LIST. A thorough knowl.
edge of the branches commonly taught in the
schools Of the State; %. knowledge of the
principles of education aud of the art of mp.
plying them to practice in the school room.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
The Primary Department j. 50 arranged a.
to constitute model school, and intend to
afford u practical excmplifcation of the prin.
ciplcs and methods ia an efficient course Of
Normal training.
EXPENSES.
Tuition Students IN Prepara.oy Normal and Aea.
lemiea Department. per term. ..... 10 90
than term, per week ........... I GO
connnRen, Zee payable " all s'udents) per term o.
Lessons on piano, including use Of Instrument term
Of II weeks, two lessons per week - "a 90
French and German each per 'efm.. .... ..... q %
Tuition payable strictly m advance .....
Boatding-With use OF room per week ...... I aS
Fuel and Light ...-.. ...... ...... is
Winter term per week ............ ........... Sc
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JAMES j. TRACY, Secreior, nni Treasurer
So WILLIAM >raEEr NEw NoEK
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14
A Mississippi Juror.

From the 4 berdeen Examiner
The penitentiary convicts were hard
at work all day Christmas on the Mem
phis and Selma railroad, just outside
the city, though given extra allowances
OF gros and big dinner. A day o,
two ago batch of fresh fish" Of the
genus convict were sent up to jackson
and among them a sanctlmonious look,
ing creature whose talents in the outside
world had been devoted to the Saving
Of souls" This reverend rascal brought
mis- Bible and hymn-book with him
and WAS very 10th to resign their cue
tody during working hours In order &c
WELD a worldly shovel.
He had hardly entered the pit before
a swarthy zebra laid down his pick and
asked permission of Mr.. Reed, The SUI
perintendent, to speak TO the I'D. D,
and after cycling him severely for q mo
ment or two, spoke thusly: "Guess
you'- tue p-alm-singIns son OF -
that was foreman OF the jury what sent
me here ! knowd YOU'D be along
soon. Guess you know how 'tis your
sell nv dis time" The sanctimonlous
reply wa: Don't blaspheme, niggah
don't blaspheme-put your truss IN
Providence
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14

A Herald letter tells how the second
trial OF Mrs. Wharton was brought
about THE Medical College, the ig-
norance or csrelessness OF whose pro-
fessors and licentiates was 30 vivldly
shown, not only upon that the first but
upon the Schoeppe II al, rung with the
denuuciations Of the lady, and DR. Will
lisms, Who was the principal witness
tor the prosecution in the ketchum
case, made it the subject OF public lee
lures and articles printed in the news
DIAPERS and medical journals II ls even
stated, upon what authority ! cannot
cav, that those Maryland medical uni
versitjes urged the further prosecution
of this lady with apparently great ear
nestness, and tended greatly TO bring
about this second persecution upon
which we are Just entering 1t may
therefore be said. in view OF this and
other facts which will be brought out
as the trial progresses, that this case
would better be known g. the Medica
College case above named and It's pro-
te-sors against Mrs Wharton, prosecu
ted in the name OF the State"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14

holds sweet communion with his own
upholy suspicious.
He writeth at might and wasteth at
MONDAY.
He is aiming to make good the boast
that he has such power over the peo-
pie of THE city, and that he has but to
make charge o. corruption, and Coun-
cilmen and citizens cringe at his feet.
he has 30 maddened some Of his be-
lieving snti-railroad readers that
they 90 about the city ulsering curses
against calling III names, and attempt
ing to detame socially and professioa-
ally every man who has dared to favor
subscription. :
He has so long had his uncballenged
say that some of the former friends OF
railroads are beginning to think there
is some truth in his Wholesale charges.
This sort OF warfare against the men
and welfare Of the city has become al
most uncomfortable. / have made 1t
nv business TO 60 to the officers and
friends OF the railroad and bridge. 10
examine papers and slit the matter
pretty thoroughly, and feel that the in
terests OF the city, the good name and
tame of many of our best citizens. and
the cause of truth and 'fair play de-
maud that the silence OF the
frieuds of enterprise shall be
broken, that the will OF the
people, as expressed iu the vote OF
June last, shall re respected BY the
Council. rather than the unreasonable
threatenings of men who effect to de-
spise the wishes and condition OF nine
teen out of every twenty who contrib
uted to the solid prosperity OF our city.
REFLEX.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14

TIE majority OF those captions jour
n Ale which always ViU be fault finding
are complaining loudly OF the growing
evil Of absenteeism in Congress. To us
this is the most encouraging thing in
the situation. Considering the personal
ingredients OF that body, the more it is
THU ned out by sbsenteeism, small pox
o! other pursstive, the more c'ean and
respectable it must become. The greater
the number which sre lost 10 their
country, lost to their families, lost 10
Us" the better tor eli concerned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14

Ora Republican brethren are discon-
certed 81 the exhibit made in the Horia
a few days ago o. the election return;
from al the STATES, which, compared
with the census tables, show that
Grant received the votes Of less than q
majority o. the voting population o.
the United States by 10000, and that
100000 of the voters OF the United
States "a majority over Grants vote o.
,5O0,OOO) did not vote Tor Grant. Yet
men and brethren, these figures do not
lie; they are from your own officers Of
State governments, your own census
bureau
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Fer Sale.

TTn-%TlEY BRICK DWELLING,
\ with elgui Or ten rooms s'fna'"O on
nj NJ. IA. northwest corner OF Centre ana
s-yeutL streets, in Shriver's addition To the
city p' Wheeling. -,
Alsn s two-slOry Frame Fwe ing, with
ten rooms and GOOD cellar. hot and cold
v,.,t..r M and down stairs with gas In AL
IN. r,,plu, situated on the east side Oh
Chsulius street in the Sixth ward OF tie
CITY nf Wheeling For price and terms See
l.. q II Ugh e.,
p,va Real Estate Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14

EVERY journalist will rejoice tba,
SCHUYLER Coifsx did not become the
editor OF the Tribune and bring upol
a profession which demands OF its mem
Der. as high q f ielity to public trusts
and as nice a sense Of henor as any
such 'isgrace as has never betslen the
Vice Presidency since the day o. Aaron
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14
FOR SALE.

FARM or Two HUNDRED AND
\ forty two scr-s-IiNfy acres cleared
CON Portable tV q story house, stabling, &c.
saw mill and dam IN good repair, on tish
creek on aud II half miles below beiioh
station. y & -. x r.. 81 ~ PEI acre, one
,hird cash. DIlauca in one and two years
Nv W. V. n fiIE & hRO-,
I-cy.ra 100 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14

Az Iowa country squire concludes the
marital knot ceremony thusly; Them
that the court hath joined together lei
no man bust asunder; but suffer little
children TO come unto them, so help
Won God"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14

The sha-pest, so far this month, il
the Troy CIR who makes her unsuspect
father the daily bearer OF sweet mic
sives 10 g clerk in his Office who ha,
been forbidden TO visit his employer
house. She pins the letter in the ole
mans cloak. and when he reaches tit
cffice and throws off the carmen, clert
gets il sud responds by the same car
rier
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14

The difficulties OF jury finding in these
latter DAYS seem to be as great as those
surrounding the findings of juries. Five
jurors were the result OF 8 DAYS work
and an entire panel in the Wharton
case st Annapolis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14
FOR RENT.

"gssESSIOE GIVEN On TIE FIRST
OF April. the desirable store room VIVID
CELLAR anrlerneaJ l.. ON the SOut' we>t corner
a. NouIO, ana Fourth streets, Old FelIoSs
Hal. nov occupied ~ a Drug store by MI.
r. Rnckng. 4 ply TO J NJ. Bicke!, al the
,tfic, ~ the Board of Education, or 10
H.. 81 WP MCKEINES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14

An Iowa man can not remember
where he mid coffee-pot full OF silver
during the war, and has scratched near
" every hair out of his head thinking
about it.
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FOR RENT.

STORE no NJ, WITH DIVE LING
a attached ON Main street, Centre Wheel
iII. two doors at,pvr NJ i'll alley. Will mod
..ru lmu-uvem- store has good snelV-
Tug. counters and Cns. Possession given
= 2 VOTING.
At Youmg& RuSeman's Livery Stable.
tarI
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For Sale.

A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
- with seven or eight rooms. on Jacob
street also a small Frame House with
two rooms on Jacob street; also new
Brick House on Eof street. containing
TOM ronns l. Il. HUGHES,
suo2 Real Estate Agent
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FcR r EMIT.
For Rent.

T.IF HALL NOW WCl PIED " TIE
Yaung Mems ChriStlnp ASsocia' ion
I'm; auc- next door Ia the City Bank, on
MaTkei street.
Possession given Apri! lst, lS.3. .,
isnS X. CkASGLE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14

TIME STOKE ROOM FORMERLY OCCU-
pied by }. Sieuteid. Main sueet, entire
Wheeling a. Clothing Empor1u WIN
dwelling attached The store Is complete,
with good shelving, counters ard gAs- Inc
dw-lIInc contains six rooms with q uished
a'iic. Possession given April !, 1873 En-
quir. Of r. 3. loCSS
AtIOung 4 Bu-eman's Livery stable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14
FOB RENT.

rJNHF BRICK HOUSE "CCuP,ED ~
IaInaS Mckee, aS grocery and dwelling,
In- lt.-d on Cay street, East Wheeling, one
among tae best grocery stands IN the city
POSSESSION ri EN- prIl /, Is !. Apply 70
,I-ri, IA A ". ADAM.
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FOR RENT.

sJ>HKsE % RIO NJ on TIE ~ ON,
fiOST la the nu ding SIua Ell corner
Market aud Quincy streets. Desirable lot
ottir,. or sl-spiug rooms. Possession given
April list. lS-a. apply to,,
1t-l ! a VI r. II = VI lei ''F''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14

CHICAGO has q Laura Fair shooting
seminary where poor feminine shots
are taught in twelve lessons to put .
bullet through Q man at long range.
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FOR SALE.

a., ATRpS OF LAND ON The BAL
80 timuyg & OHIO Railroad, near Clio
ver's Gap, Marion county, W. Va, by
W. HOCIE & BRO,
a.cy iOT Market street.
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WITH FULL HALF LOT

And an unncrupied half lot adjoining. or
Nil will b- sold together, TO suit PURCHASERS
Title to t,e made GOOD.
Terms will be easy. and made known on
day or sale All drterIed III taimepis must
IL, satisfactorily secured. -
HANNIBAL FORBES,
ianlg-I Adm'r with the will annexed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14
Fer Rent.

SELMONT GROCERY STAND, STORE
" Room and Dwelling. corner Marker ana
D!NSou streets. Possession given lmmedl-
wi WN.H. RRINTON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14
FOR RENT.
FOR REN T..

. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Residence
mi GE". q PARKS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14

With slate DOT. and finished throughout 10
rirst class style, with all The inodern I'M
proyements
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14
Gents Furnishing Goods,

Embracing all the latest novelties,
such as White and Fancy Shirts Merino
and India GauLe Undershirts, White
Jeans Patent Pantaloon Drawers, Sus-
penders, half Hose, Silk and Linen
Handkerchiefs, Bows and Ties, the Lates
Style Paper Collars. White Shirts made 10
order; q At guaranteed. Call and So
me al my new and handsomely arrange
store, 20 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
sspI7 G. W. STARLIGHT.
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FO1 SALE.
Elegant Residence

yIvHl. BIZ SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
w at the 'front.' door OF the Court House
OF Ohio county, Vest Virginia, on
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-14
"Kate',' | said softly, "what is

"Kate',' | said softly, "what i,
the matter"
She started violently, and ther
laughed through her tears.
81 hurt my finger with a thorn
and it made me cry"
"Let me extract the thorn" |
said, putting my arm around her
waist. "And came back to say
that | was tired Of ''make believe"
love, and wanted to play love in
earnest; viii you p
"Why--I suppose | could
only"
"Only what Kate?"
"Why, about the grand tiirta-
tion!o
"We will end it in grand we'd
ding" said.
81 guess that will be a good
idea," Kate answered from my
shoulder.
| said good-by again and went to
see Fred.
''By the way, Ben," hesaid, now
You are going, i think ! shall pro-
pose to Kate and settle matters"
"a wouldn't, Fred" said /; "for
she is going to marry me!'
It was rather abrupt, but Fred
got over it, and his uncle really
came from India and gave him a
handsome fortune, and he married
my pretty sister and is very happy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-14
SALEM, Feb. 4, 1873.

Twenty-Five thousand five hun-
dred and thirtY-four rag.pickers
prowl the streets OF Paris twice in
twenty-tour hours. They I'LL Oh ali
average, $4,000 or $4,000 basketsa
day. The average value Of each
basket is thirty cents; 50 that $780,.
900 are daily found ii the Ieavings
Of Paris.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-14
Altaur geoister,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Gold in New York, still remains Al
ll456.
Legal Tenders, s7}SgSS1Sc.
Wheat in Liverp0Ol--Average, IL
Gl2s ID; Club, Us 6d@l3s Sd.
Exchange on San Francisco Y per
cent. premium on New York, / 4 Z
cent.
On the 18th ult., the great grain cen
ters or America had the following
amounts in store
The stock Of grain In the Chicago
Elevators on Saturday was 6,243, S44
bu, including l 1,443, $40 bu wheat; g.
l22,6A bu corn 4.l04,S79 bu oats /;
246,l01 bu rye and 324, 523 bu barley.
The supply Of grain at the principal
points of accumulation in the United
states and Canada, on the 18th inst.
was 2O,469, ,043 bh embracing l,757,-
2lO bu wheat, 8. 9.223. .Sl4 bu corn, 1867, :
O27 bu oats, 1.S1l, ,902 bu barley.
The New York city warehouses con-
tains $4,000 bu wheat; 5,040,000 bu
corn. l,l52 600 bu oats Al, 900 bu rye !;
100000 bu barley.
Four vessels are expected to arrive
at Portland within six weeks, for car
goes of wheat. They will take away
between 150, 600 and 100000 bushels,
and these cargoes will have to be pur-
chased. Other vessels are also report
I'd on the way to the same port. with
what truth we cannot say, but hope
the report may prove true.
The amount Ot wheat still In the
hands OF the producers in the Willam-
ette Valley, Is estimated at 100000
bushels.
II Is stated that there il sufficient ten
age In. and to arrive. at the port of
Sln Francisco to carry away all The
surplus wheat long before the new
crop Is harvested.
1t Is asserted that it takes a vessel
longer to cross the Columbia river bar.
owingto the bad pilotage system there,
than it does to make the trip from
Honolulu to the bar. Were it not for
this fact, It il believed there wnn!d be
no difficulty in Obtaining sufficient ton
age to transport all the surplus grain
Of the State to market before the new
crop is ready for harvest.
San Francisco markets are not fiat
tering. We quote
Flonr-s4@5 p Dbl.
Wheat Common, 81 20; fair. 81 So;
good milling. Il 92ia TP 100 Hs.
Oats Sales of Oregon at ~ 20; ex-
tretne Of the market, $2@2 % 2 100 BIS.
Egg-OTegon, SOC n dozen.
Portland dailies quote wheat dull,
shippers offering but 81 60 q GENITAL.
Albany markets quiet at following
rates
Wheat-Buyers offering zoe 2 bush
Fl. Outside rates 75c.
Oats 40g45c n busheI.
Butter -15925c 2 lb., as to quality.
Fggs-20c y dozen.
FTIlit-Driei apples 61se; plums,
lsc y ID.
Pork Sides, lie; hams, l2c; shoul-
dels, Sc p Id.
Lard Ia 70 u. cans, 81 25; in kegs,
10c Tlb.
Chickens-s2 5O@s q dozen.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-14

Tie Illinois Peritentiary is now
making several thousand dollars
per month for the State clear Of all
expenses. 7'lIe system Of leasing
the labor Of the conyicts for a term
Of years appears to work admirably.
Sachs Bros, are the heaviest tax
payers In Jackson county.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-02-16

o. einceneS Home, Donaldsonvi1e, in
"nieh cieety orphans are cared for, is in Yery
oSS"'use circumstances. The Sisters Of Charity
VINO nave charge Of the institption, hsye
Worked neroicaily, as the members az that order
s~eSS no. to provide sustenanee ano eFoshinas
lor me little once, bat they have seen thereve.
nues OF the Home gradually decrease, owing to
sHe taiinre OF drops and general poverty u orr
peopie since the war, and areSnow 90 hndlv
s'suas0d that they have to appeal to the srssn.
sEoslfZ g The Pabiis fOr assistance The isdie.
OF Donsldsonvilie will therefore. hold . Fa;ys
pear the church in that town, on the ga suS
I'D Of this month. q, ~ no. 80 $50
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-02-16

roman and Foreigners of distinotion
an M1ongst she latter Ne Bancrofts the enin
s sus issattesmap Of the United States on th,
Directines oSn onp p,aSe the reception of til.
OF o!ic Societies of Rome, which are allied
togesher under the general ,presidencs
q fs.: the Holy" Father. :. In his reply t.
Ii inv aa ns protesting againss the
prayers may be heard, and that tia minds ioIs
ol tnose men may be enlightened who now
peTsecute us by their suppression of the
!hehg.ous Orders, and by their aacrilerious
interference with the internal adrninistra-
. lion OF the Bishops seminaries, and in so
Lie otner ways. My consolation is, to
sslrring themselves to uphold the rights of
~ trath and of JUSTICE"
50 RECEPTIoN OF GERMANs.
gOn the 18th inst. the Pope receivaa The
s+erman Catholics resident in Rome. After
commanding the faith and courage Of tboea
present., the Holy Father spoke Of the buff
Iet which our Blessed Lord received. Mt
te u ., tlAs OF Hs., Passion, from the servant
OF the High Priest adding that: the Pan
acy now receives a blow Xit,.ont ,my cause
IN the suppression of the 'Religieus Orders !
ahd Ia. tht, persecution and spoljatio1sd az |
e1e c4nFca. :. When the Church asks what 1
egA SAG mas done, she fonfyl receives for |
~. e"cti@snSt, 'py these new persec utions.l
the respect tor Sovereigns and Goverh. 81
raentsr ~ TO be enforced but q; ia that's |.
9nly tD defend the Church,-a duty thew
DO perform; bat some Of them On The !
sontrary, -strixe. to- overthrow sn,oraIitv'
" lrh that object they are taSinr Afoyy, Ga
y nrGh the educatiou Of youth, whom IL IA
ne Ciaareh .e hmissionS and hers aloise! ID 4.
'aucaee. tFhel Pope concluded byiepisiSfn1,
lis hearers 20 keep the Faith i5s 81" n b
PORTE ASp rue VATICAN CAM E 'h1,l
THE Roee cde4ad Kerita asserts that the
jeblnet of Constantinople is discussing a
'lan " which itis hoped that ONE. at least II
. 7 she dltnSllties between the Pope and the
'uitan WlH be got oHercadThis IL. the ,ap-
'oin tment Of suitable a1d acceptable por, III
on TO ca on = special mission to- the Holy &
49, and to feHdeayeurs to prevail ON the 4
overeigp Ppntif to accept the maenidcant Ii
resents, which, it5Twil be remembered, !
7ere sent some time since by the Sultan for
resentation to the Pope, who declined to III
eeelye them-as it was upderstood-from e
aAhanos OF an envoy accredited to the t
curt OF Victor Emman usf. Tie presents \ b
aye remained ever since iieposited at tbef {
ssideneeof the Ottoman Minister sc Rome. Y I
Is alsoto be ffopeA thRt the renewal oftIp
onm auicatiohs may open the way to the
'tflemens Of the complaint made by the y
oily Father against t6e Turkish Govern Il b
ent-that it had not of late done full JUS
oe to its native Catholic subjects CON t,
'rned In the Armenian question.-IaJiet. h