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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-07
Graphic Description OF the laws
ReGVs in Southern Oregon.

The following extract from a let
ter written by Jesse 4ipplegate and
published in the Bulletin, will
give an idea Of the difficulties to be
encountered in fightingthe Modocs:
If You can, imagine a smooth,
solid sheet of granite, ten miles
square, and 500 feet thick, covering
resistless mines Of gunpowder, scat
tered at irregular Intervals under it;
that these mines are exploded stimuli
taueously, rending the whole field
into rectangular masses, from the
size of a matchbox to that Of
church, heaping these masses high
in some places, and leaving deep
chasms in Others. Following the
explosion, the whole thing is placed
in one Of Vulcan's crucibles, and
heated up to a point, when the
whole begins to fuse and run to-
gether, and suffered to cool.
The roughness Of the upper sur.
face remains as the explosion lett it,
while all below is honey-combed by
the cracks and crevices caused by
the cooling of the melted rock.
An Indian can, from the top Of
one Of these stone pyramids, shoot a
man withoutexposing even SO much
as an Inch square Of himself. He can,
without undue haste, load and shoot
q common muzzle-loading rifle ten
times before a man can scramble
over the rocks and chasms between
the slain and the slayer. #, at this
terrible expense OF life, q force dis
lodges him him from his cover, he
has only to drop into and follow
some subteranean passage with
which he is familiar, to gain anoth-
er ambush from whence it will cost
ten more lives to dislodge him and
so on ad i'ySnit,tn.
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rt,KEstsN NGwe.

II i reported tia American
bankers III london loaned Napo-
con 100000 to facilitate a mcdi-
tated co25,, ard since his death the
money las not been returned.
The Swiss Government has APP
pointed secretary Cass 70 the l4ega-
ton at Washington.
The Queen Of Spain gave birth
to a boy on the Doth nit.
Carlotta was not dead as>report-
ed, through very low on the Both
ult.
London experienced her first
snow storm on the 1st inst.
A l'erlin specia says the Library
Of the Royal Military Academy was
burned Oh the 31st ult.
A spinning mill at Glasgow, en-
ploying 400 hands, burned on the
30th ult.
An insurrection in Hayti for the
purpose Of preventing the election
OF a President, was nipped. Sixty
of the ring-leaders were arrested and
five executed.
On the night of Feb. LIST the
British Isles were visited by one Of
the most violent storms ever ex-
perienced there. The snow fell six
inches deep on the streets of Lon
don. The gale ragged with great
fury wrecking many vesselsa and de-
stroying numerous lives.
A German paper declares that
the Russian forces in Central Asia
are strong enough to defy any at
tempt Of Great Britain to check
their progress.
The proprietors Of several col
Iiers in South Wales, who snnounc-
ed their intention Of importing
Chinese from California to take the
place of the strikers, have received
anonymous letters threatening as
sassination.
During three days Of the late cold
spell in England, 100 persons troze
to death.
A Calcutta dispatch says the
city Of Sohuree, in the Territory Of
Scinde, was nearly destroyed by an
earthquake lately. 500 persons are
thought to have persisted.
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x;,r,rn n. Fair.

Ills lctorions woman leetlred IN
Sacramento on the night Of ]au.
25th. i'ailii,g to obtain a hall, she
chartered q heer saloon on that day,
aid sent out notices by means Of
small IIoodlums that she would
lecture that evening. charging 81
admission. At the time designated
for the lecture to begin, a large and
promiscuous crowd had assembled
outside the saloon, but only about
three persons were found willing
to pay the entrance tee. Laura,
who lad arrived promptly Oh time,
finding the crowd were not disposed
to pay their way in, ordered the
doors thrown open and invited all
to enter as a free audience. This
crowded the hall to repletion. Her
lecture is pronounced but poor af-
fair, beng filed with Billingsgate
and abuse, the press and pulpit OF
San Francisco receiving much oftbe
latter. While the name of this
wicked woman is a synonym for Ii
centouslcss, crime and murder, it
must be confessed that it also sug-
gests much pluck. As good old
lady said ofthe devil ellis activity
is wonderful" Laura D, Fair has
wonderful pluck, and is as diabolical
as the devil can reasonably ask.
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The Kansas Senatorial election on
the 29th ult, resulted in the cleo
ton Of John J. ingalls, by a vote OF
115 to 16 scattering, Pomeroy re-
ceiving no votes. A great sensation
was created by Senator York stat
ing, by way OF personal explana-
ton, thatin order to unmask Pome-
roy, he had attended several meet
ings with him and had agreed to
sell him his vote for $4,000. York
then produced seven one thousand
dollar packages and handed them
to the Secretary Of the Joint Con-
vention. A motion for a recess to
allow Pomeroy to defend himself
was defeated by a large majority.
Pomeroy was arrested for bribery
and gave bail.
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and gave bail.

1t is thought the Administration
will not recede from the civil serv-
ice rules as applied to the New
York Custom House, where the
pressure has been the greatest. All
the members of the Cabinet are rep
resented in accord with the Presi-
dents views, and Congress has
changed its attitude very materially
since the beginning Of the session
upon this subject. The prospect
indicates an extension Of their oper-
alton.
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A steamboat OF steel, ninety feet
long and drawing only twelve inch
es of water, has been built in Eng
land to be used on one of the rivers
of Brazil. Some such craft as that
would suit some Of our streams to
a dot. The boats we have run only
while our rivers are "on a berder;" +"
but a boat like that would run right
along, no matter how low and de
graded our streams might be.
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An exchange says: "Famers in
Cotfey county, Ky, are urged to set
aside a portion Of their rich bottoms
for cotton-planting next spring"
Those bottoms do not appear to be
well Watered.
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The superiority Of the lands Of
the Hawaiian Islands over lands Of
the Southern States for the produc-
ton Of sugar, is seen in the fact,
that while a fair yield of the latter
per acre is from LOO to 1900
pounds, the former will yield some
5000 pounds per acre, and isolated
acres have produced as high as 49,
900 pounds per acre.
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Beware, New York.

Tweed's sublime soul is getting
impatient. He has lately said that
his trial was for political effect,
merely, and that he was tired Of
the whole thing. The legal all
thorities of New York are becom-
ing too jostlingly familiar to suit the
.aristocratic soul of thisexalted thief.
He can bear to have his serene
equanimity interrupted to some
slight extent, but further than that
becomes monotonons, tiresome. Let
New York take heed. He will put
up with no more nonsense. He has
already grown impatient and he
may get t'riled." The majesty Of
the law, it's attempted vindication,
mus, behave itself; be modest and
less nquisitive, or he will tfown it
dowa.; squelch it; steal its thunder
and itthrough with itsownbolts.
Ills sublime thiefhip highness must
not be too severelyinterrupted.
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Mr.. Jones, a Nevada farmer,
owns twenty-six camels. The way
he "humps" himself this winter to
get fodder for them is q caution.
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A stone as large as a walnut was
recently found in the heart of an
Indian OK. The affections of that
OK must have been hard.
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ed a loss d @l00, 200.
Ex-Governor I. A. 7latfeson, Of
Illinois. died Suddenly, Jai. 3lSt,
aged siSty-iive years.
Here are the expenses Of Ply.
mouth Church for last year: Mr..
Beecher's salary 100000; Nr FTal.
lidays salary, $1,000; Mr.. Weld
first sexton), $500; Mr.. Rayner
(second sexton), $1,000; music.
$4,000; insurance, $500: current
expenses, $1,000; Plymouth Libra
ry, 500. Total, $4,000.
The number Of pupils on theiolls
of the public schools Of New York
City is 536.167, and the average
daily attendance is 1OO,S20.
Henry Ward Reecher thinks
Stokes will not hang. Too many
legal quirks and bubbles.
Lucy Stone will not lecture this
winter. She is nursing a boy only
a few weeks old.
The public debt was increased
$403, 900 during the past month.
Great frauds are reported in con
nection with the building OF the
Harlem, N. Y, Court house.
Thecompletion Of the Chesapeake
& Ohio railroad was celebrated at
Norfolk, Jan. 31st.
1t is stated that the jury in the
Tweed case stood II for acquittal
and | for conviction. The case will
be brought to trial again right
away.
Senator Pomeroy has given
bonds in the sum of $4,000 to APP
pear at the June term.
Mrs. McCarty, OF Memphis, was
burned to death on the 1stinst. by her
clothes taking fire from the explo-
sion ofa coal oil lamp.
Senator Patterson and Vice Pres
ident Colfsx have expressed them
selves confident that they will clear
up the cloud that surrounds them
relating to the Credit Mobilier af
fair. They insist that .Ames has
manufactured the case against them
1t is said the House Judiciary
Committee will report a bill to abol-
ish mileage Of Congressman, aud
pay them instead the actual expen-
ses from their homes to Washington.
The highest amount paid is to Gar
field, W. T., being $1,75S, and the
lowest to MeTick, of Maryland,
SIG.
Colisx delivered a temperance
address in Baltimore on the night
of the ID to the largest and most
enthusiastic audience ever gathered
in that city. Judge DAVIS in in
PRODUCING him alluded to his purity
of character aud the failure Of the
Credit Mobilier investigation to im-
plicate him. Coltax in alluding to
this said he soughtto stand right in
the sight of God, whether the world
Judged wrong or not; that the
world is full Of false easpersions that
are sometimes hard to bear, unless
the soulis is conscious of rectitude.
At Lexington, Ky, on the ID
inst, in an alteration Thomas Leo
man drew q pistol and shot ]. A.
Gillett in the throat, producing
probably a fatal wound. Leoman
was arrested.
At Boston on the ID inst, A. 0.
Love shot his daughter Grace, four
years Of age, and then shot himself
dead.
In New York, on the ID, four
youths formed a plan to rob a sa-
loon till, but a quarrel ensuing, one
of them named Halpin stabbed air
other named Comisky in the head,
inhicting fatal wound.
The Republicans Of Connecticut
were to hold q State Convention on
the 9th inst.
Gen. Joe Shelby, Of Missouri, is
disguised with the defeat Of Blair,
II
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The epizootic is not restrained by
dista'.ce nor place, From Manito-
ba, in the frozen zone, to Cuba, in
the heated belt, it is no respecter Of
horses or mules 1t attacks them
on the earth and goes for them IN
the earth, likewise. At Leaven-
worth it went down into a mine
seven hundred feet deep and set
the noses of some mules to running
that had never seen the light Of
day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
NeIghbt ring Countles.

-Coatesyille is big enough for two election
districts.
Harriet Beecher Stowe lectures in West
Chester on Nov. LIST,
Humber is coming down the Susquehanna
canals in unusual quantities.
The Chester county cider yield this year will
be considerably shorter than last years.
The 0oatesyille Methodists will hold fair
on the 18th, 14th and 18th of November.
Eliza Seakman, of West Goshen, Chester
eounty,was found dead in bed on Tuesday morn
ing.
--Aonzo Potter, an editor of the Downing
town Independent, died suddenly at that place
on Thursday last.
--33, $40 pounds of Clinton grapes is this year 5
production OF Berks county vineyard. They
were made into wine.
+. LIN West Bradford. Chester county, "a sheep,
belonging to three parties, were killed in as
mapy niBnts, by dogs.
= The firm of J.S. Hope and Hayes Dickin-
son. Coatesyllie has been dissolved, and they
have closed business.
tRobert Young, of Coatesville, fell through a
hatthwsy in his barn, last week, and broke three
ribs bosay nothing Of other injuries.
Samuel Sharpe, assistant baggage agent at
.rkesburg, Chester county, was struck by To-
connective on the Pa. II. Il. on Saturday and
killed. n .-- u.
--Oyrus l. Fox, OF the reportorial stat of the
Reading Times, was prostrated, on Thursday by
an attack something similar to apoplexy, but he
is now convalescent.
"A L. Whitman, of North Coventry, Chester
county, has served as election inspection for %
years. But he was sick at the last election aud
unable to serve, although appointed.
The County Commissioners for Chester
county, have paid or since last auditing their
accounts, S19525 of the county debt. They
have also paid during the present year, $12, ,l06,-
so for read damages.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
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The Unitariau CouferenOo.

OPENING OF ITS SESSION IN WILMINGTON.
The Conference Of the Unitarian and other
Christian Churches OF the Middle and Southern
States was opened in this city last evening, at
the Unitarian Church, West Street above 9th.
The opening sermon WITS preached by Rev. Dr..
Furness. of Philadelphia.
This morning meeting for Conference and
prayer was opened at O'Clock, and at 10 the
regular meetings of the Conference began.
Geo W. Stone was elected President and Rev.
q. G.. Ames Secretary. sl...
Upon the call OF the churches, delegates re-
sponded as follows
Northumberland-H. D. Oabliu.
Baltimore-Rev. O. Il. Weld, J. H. Williams
Washington-Hey. b. Hinckley, W. +. Wallace
r s Nichols. 2I4 /.
Germantown-Re O. Ames. Mrs Fannie
B. Ames, . A; Wright, Edith. Wright, Mary
Grew, Mrs. Gaiain, T., J, Howell.
Wilmipgton-Rev. f. Israel Henry Lea, Geo
". Roberts, Fannie Garrett, T. johnson. John
Wainwright Geo. W Stone. Is Fl. y
Lopgwood-Lydia e. Cox, Ann r. Cox, D.
Pennock, .=.i#f- rf.. r. H1s.f,
Atoo-Mrs Hutton.
Pottstown--J' Dutton Steele Anna E. Steele.
New Orleans and Knoxville were not repre-
sented Ill" -
The delegates were all invited to seats, on mo-
ton. .5=,.
The following visitors were also present. Rev.
II 4. Shippen, of Boston; Rev DR.. Furness, Of
Ph1a. Rev j. Is. Harrison, of Montclair.s
The remainder of the morning seseien was
consumed in adiscussion on "Ohurch Work" by
Reys Il. Hinckley and H. ID. Oatn, and in re-
marks from others growing out Of it,
At o'clock an adjournment took place and
the delegates retired into the private rooms of
the church, where a collation. was spread
J. The Conference re-assembled at 80, and the
subject "Our Work in the Middle States" was
called for discussion by Bevs O, II. Wild and 4.
r. Shppen.
This evening, Rev. n. n. Shipper, Of Boston
will preach at the Unitarian Church at 80. A
cordial invitation is extended the public.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
attempted suIcIao Of Daniel Gallagher


HE becomes FINANCIALLY INVOLVED AND SEEKS TO
TAKE HIs OWN LIFE.
The reported suicide of Daniel Gallagher,
day, has some foundation. The following are
the particulars gathered from gentlemen who
have seen Mr.. Gallagher since the occurrence of
the affair.
The attempt of Mr.. Gallagher upon his life
was not made at his home in this city but upon
his farm some three or four miles south of New
ark. He had gone down there in company with
gentleman TO whom he was indebted in sum
OF money which he could not raise, and either
surrendered to him, in lieu of the debt, or as
security therefore, pair OF horses. But the
burden OF his obligations seemed etill to rest
upon his mind; so, yesterday afternoon, he bor-
rowed razor from Mr.. James Mecum, tenant
on the farm, for the purpose, as he said, OF
shaving. MIR. M. and his wife were in the room
with Mr.. Gallagher at this time, but while he
was sharpening the razor Mr.. NJ. left the room,
and his wife soon followed him, going into an ad-
joining apartment. She had not been there,
however, but moment or two, when she heard
the sharp exclamation of "oh, proceed from
Mr.. Gallagher. and .re-entering the room she
found that ne had rolled up his sleeve. ard with
the razor had inflicted a deep wound quite
around the forepart OF one of his arms, from
which the blood was freely flowing.
A physician was at once sent for. but had not
arrived at 80. at which time MIR. Gallagher was
unable to speak and his extremities we're grow
ing cold. Whether he has since died or not we
have no knowledge.
Two gentlemen from this oitv. cunning in the
neighborhood, were informed of what had hap
pened, who visited Mr.. Gallagher, and then hur-
ried on to Wilmington to break the sad news to
his family. This morning, Mrs. Gallagher and
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Reb-
man, started for the farm, but up to 2.30 o'clock
this p. M. had not returned.
It is understood that MIR. Gallagher was in
volved to considerable extent about Whining
ton
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
Anusements.

"JAcH HARKAwAY" AT THE OPERA HOUSE, LAST
EVENING.
The first production OF s'Jack Harkaway 'supsn
our Wilmington stage, last evening, was not a
brilliant success, in financial point of view.
In the orchestra and orchestra circle there was
a beggarly array Of empty benches, but in the
balcony the seats were well filled.
The performance itself possessed several
ponta Of merit, of the sensational order. Mr. l
hernandez Foster, who has before appeared be-
fore Wilmington audiences, is the central char
scer of the play, aud In his negro paztomimic
role, gives a vein of spice to the performance
winch frequently induces unrestrained laughter
He il we'll supported by Col. Woods full compa-
ny. aud the remaining parts OF the play are well
sustained. The stage effects, are among the
best parts Of the whole performance, and are
well produced, 4..
The play will be repeated this evening, and
thope who lovs the stirring and sensational
drama should not fail to attend.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
The Uddsrz aok trial.

The UddrrzaOk Trial.
COMMENCED AT WEST CHESTER TO-DAY.
West CHESTER, Oct. 80.
the trial of Undertook wa. s.cOmmenced, and
after preliminary arrangemeats' the empanel-
ing Of the Jury proceeded, Three jurors were
sworn without much difficulty
Nine jurors were selected, when the panel was
exhausted, and forty talesmsh were ordered to
be summoned, and in attendance at half past
two O'Clock.
FIVE MORE JURORS OBTAINED.
Five more j:rors were sworn in, when the
panel was exhausted. and those who had been
ordered TO stand aside were recalled in order to
complete the Jury.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHrLADELPHIA, Dot. 90.
= Cotton declined 151<16slc. Flour in improved
demand ;lsuperfne, a 5Q9525 extras. s5 SO /;
Penna., Ohio and Indiana extra family, 81 5008
RSe -four $I.87. Wheat in better demand red,
81 47@I.4 .49; amber, 81. 5501. .6s No. spring,
e1 40. Rye held at 80085c. Corn quiet and
firm yellow, 62c; western mixed, 61062c Oats
fairly, active; white, 46@5Oc naked, 45@47.
Whiskey dull 9ic.
BRAsDYwINE MILLS QUOTATIONS To-DAx.
Family Flour. r....................s $3.50 $40. rs
Extra Flour r''''. ''.................. 1900 $50
Supertne Flour. r...."u.........- $500 $50
Wheat. ......................... 1.60
Corn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 67
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
BuRtRn I.

DRNsR soaiN LoNDoS-DEArH or TIE KING OF
sAxoNY.
LONDON, Oct. 30.
A dense fog in the city almost entirely sus-
ends locomotion, and numerous accidents are
r3ported.
The death Of the King of saxdhy occurred this
morning, near Dresden.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
gEaths.

HHMPHRISS.-ln this city, on Tuesday morning
October 2s.h, Ann, vile OF Rev. Joshua Hum
phrIBs.
The friends and relatives of he;family are res
pectfully invited TO attend the funeral on Friday
3lst inst. Services at the Union M e. Church, at 10
O'Clock, to proceed ny O'Clock train to Mt. Moriah
Cemetery, PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
The Clayton House.
ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, To-DAI

ANIMALS Uf ~ MUM, TO-DAft
Geo G Baker, City,
SH O Smith, Phila.
A Brunersda, Pa.
Rev o F Flippo, BALTIC.
7 l. OarTow, Chicago.
Ell Hsmblum, N. J.
J B Harrison, NY.
A N Chase, Jr.,
i Bernard,
Miss A Ward Tiffany, Phila.
Robert Worrell, New Orleans.
W Hall Harris. BALTIC,
D Campbell. Pa.
J M Heck, Raleigh, N. @.
ii L Bowman. Phila.
J X Evans, City.
Samuel l. Taye, Phila,
Simon Levy, Boston, Mass.
]. Dutton Steele, Pottstown.
Miss Anne e. Steele, d"
H. B. FiddemAn, Milford.
J. G.. Lowber, Middletown.
Addison Hill Jr, Bait.
Z. M, Cloak, Smyrna Del.
j. E. Mitchell, Phila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
Spain.

REPORTED FIRING UPON AN ENGLISH WAR vEssEL
MADRID, Oct. 29.
1t is reported that the Carlists have fred on
a British War vessel, killing one of the crew.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
Financial.

..-~ PRICE OF GOLD, TODAY.
New YoaK, Oct 20.
Gold opened this morning, at 1.0S3S.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

.-itr- - DovER, Oct 80.
The West case Is ended, The accused was ar
raigned thismorning and pleaded guilty OF at
tempting to set FIRE to the dwelling house of
George Benn.
He was fined $500 and costs. and sentenced to
two years imprisonment. The State entered mol
lp pros. on the other counts of the indictment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
The medscs.

on THEIR WAY TO CHEYENNE.
CHEYENNE, Oct 90.
The Modoc captives passed through here yes
terday on their way to Fort McPherson, where
they are to be quartered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
New Advertisements. This Day.
JENKIMa q ATKIMeoN

AasiOuee's asle-First class furniture.
Annilcation for license-George Whitfield.
AnnlIcatlon for lcenAe-Thnmas ID. Gibson.
4 dose in time Hostetter's.
Anncation for license John j. Gallagher.
what gents wants--Wm II. Babcock a Co.
you can find the article--At e1B Market.
prOpOsals-Water department. -r-
wanted immedately--Two carpentLrB. .5t .
Notlee- Honseholders Association. ''
Hardware, &c,-Truman a shaw 'ir' II
For sale-First- Glass mortgage.
Appl cation fJr liceDBe-William Morris.
whether you care 10 know or not
Grand Opera HOuSe-Dr. Frlkell.
Gents furnishing Ro0ds-DeWOlfs.
study economy-GO TO Baynea - ~ - %,
pqnple are fading gout-DeNormandle'sl ~ =
Wanamaker Uf Wilmin .ton-Bnxbaum
Iha event of the season-W II BabcoCk A Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29


~, john Henry Cooke, the bareback rider, has
ments. FA SNe"eo
clsi,, IA man in New York has watch which he
months. :" F"' ava A'sS.A Az S'A
ne.r l1ere btd Is a ''den Of Wild dogs" in swamp
drivo naieish, N. O., and the beasts refuse to be
nan,a, Jvhlnese merchant In San Francisco,
Lsel'ui AN kee, having declared his intention to
t6st L haturalizea, a California paper suggests
4a' ne adopt the surname of Doodle.
ptsras,'ys was recently stated In England that Mr..
Of .aan, Sel new novel, showing the developments
Ilmes mos'aillsln, Was nearly finished. The London
,' 10 sorry to learn that it is not even begun.
beo,,h hr' II. 0oxwell, the celebrated aeronaut, has
be',,n. ud making series of balloon ascents to a
gats tto Vi ~ OOO feet from London, to investi-
yet ere supposed westerly current. He is not
posto West Chester Ne,os is vigorous in Its OPP
encanoa 70 the removal of the site OF the annual
pneht from Paoi to Valley Forge.