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Yatch 0apsIzed - Five Personl

ATLANTIC CRY, N. J., July 1O.-This
afternoon while the yatch A. B. Thomp.
son was returning from trip and In tie
act Of crossing the bar opposite the city,
aheavy sea struck and capsized her. The
following named persons residents OF
Philadelphia were drowned: Daniel
Offer sharpless, and Esther a., his vile,
Caroline Sharpless, Master Alfred q.
sharpless, Anna w. Roberts, daughter
Of E. Roberts, proprietor Of the Chalfant
House, Of this place. The body Of Miss
Roberts was recovered. l-ll5 li'' ''i-G
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CINCINNATI.

LEASE ORDINANCE VETOED BY TIE MAYOR
CNCNNAT, July 10.-Mayor johnson
to-day vetoed the ordinance passed by
the Common Council leasing forty.five
acres Of the Burnett Woods Park 10 the
Geological Society for geological garden.
A new ordinance will probably be passed
free from the points objected to by the
Mavnr
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Adio1rned,

CoEcoRD, N. h, July 1O.-The Legis'
lature to-day adjourned 70 the last
Wednesday In May next, The bill to
prevent bribery In elections failed owing
TO the disagreement Of the two houses.
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JUDGE MELVIN is under promise Of a
visit OF rustication here at an early day
Come along, Judge, and leave dusty
Wheeling and musty Blackstone to dry
up and cremate If they will.-HansOek
Courier. NJ " " q
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} GALVESTON, July 1o.-The Ne,es
Brownsville special reports that the first
bale Of new cotton was shipped 70 New
Orleans to-day from the ranch of. Hynes
at Sauto Maria.
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Tho p, W. & Kn.R.R.

AuILOEb OF INC 4ntoluRencef
Inasmuch as discussions, pro and con,
are now In order In regard 10 the propri-
ETY. Of making the proposed subscription
to the road Of $500, 900 to enable tho com.
pany to complete and put 1t In running
order, I desire to submit 70 your readers
some reasons that seem to me important
in favor Of making said subscription.
THE AMOUNT ALREADY EXPENDED.
Tho two counties have now about
$S55000 invested in the road. As q citi-
zen Of Ohio county and o large tax. payer
l am opposed TO surrendering this invest
ment without an equivalent. I am i'm
pressed with the advantage to be derived
from completing what we have begun. l
am q believer in the future OF the enter.
prise, and shall vote against sacrificing It.
THR ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENT.
1desire to say that prefer the present
proposed method Of completing tie road
-viz-by the two counties, to our former
arrangement with the Pittsburgh, Cincin.
natl q St Louis Railroad. ! am satisfied
that as the road now stands q better run.
ming arrangement can be made with that
Co., and also with the Pennsylvania
Company, in regard to freight and pas.
sengers, than could have been made IN.
der our original contract. BY that con.
tract the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST.
Louis road, as leSsees, were TO have re-
ceived Z per cent profit before we could
get cent Of interest on the 1856, 900 ad.
vauced. By II also they would have been
virtual owners oiithe road as regards
rates and other matters affecting our In
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oanadInn stenmern sunk.l

oswHao, N. Y, July 1O.-Durlng the
late hurricane the Canadian steamers
Osprey and Corinthian were sunk In the
ST. Lawrence river, Their passengers and
crews were saved.
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MISSOURI.
A pEsTRUcTtvR sToRM,

! ST. JoaRpH, Mo-, July 1o.-A terrific
storm passed over Holt county last even.
Ing. Hundreds OF trees were uprooted,
and whole fields Of corn prostrated. Old
citizens declare they have not seen a.
heavy rainfall in twenty years. D..
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Shipping Arrangements Completed.
ATLANTA, July 10.-The directors Of
the Trade Union met to-day. Tho Liver.
pool and Savannah agents were present
and made final arrangements. They are
now ready to ship cotton or wheat
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A coRRRspoNpRNr suor

The Carlisb shot correspondent Of the
EeD Ffee PeSs, Of Vienna, on The SOth
ult, In spite Of reprieve sent by Don
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Another advantage that that road eploys
oyer'the CO PA her oWnsrship Of tic
bridge at Bellalre. Then, too, the Bslti.
more road has her tracks run into most oI
our mills, and thus enjoys superior "a.
e.lities for receiving freight from them.
When the ?. W. q Ky. road Is finished
and her freight depot brought ,alongaide
o. that Of the B. q o. you viii see things
different m, 30 F'i4f ETT -
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SPAIN.


MADRID, July 1o.-The oarlist General
Daralgary has issued q manifesto address.
ed to the civilized nations, in which he
assails the Republicans and iustifes the
shooting Of fifty OF them. ! vi :. -,
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
MAcMAnoN AND THE RRpult1c,

AAoAAHoa AND THE REPUBLIC,
PARIS, July 10.-Republican papers
conclude from MAclIahon's messsee 10
the Assembly that he recognizes ne re-
public. as.TtIl- !, - - -.
GENERAL crssY QUESTIONED, ;s,
PARIS, July 10,-In the Assembly. this
afternoon, n. Bertrand, o moderate Re.
publican, asked leave to submit the lol-.
loving question to Geherel Cissy, Vice
PRESIDENT Of the Council: r9ii S'.rIs.,
!" neither i is claimed for tho preai,
gent o. the Republic that he denies The
Llgnt OF tho Assembly 10 determine
wnetner oa the law Of the Goth Of Noyember,
1873, y irrevocAhle or NOT. Ana sIsn II Il
q denied that the Preaident Is responsibls
on.motion Of General Cissy the debate
on this Interpolation was TSostnoneS M
the constitutional bills come up for dis.
cussion. -, 'N' N'''
AMRR1dkNs TO RNTRR FRANCE FREE.
Il Is officially stated that citizens Of Tho
United States will DO permitted 10 enier
France from any direction without shoW.
ing their passports, but they must be pre.
pared % prove their nationality when
required. 'e17& ~ -
~ 7i' IMPORTANT SITTING.
PARIS, July 10.-The Committee Of
Thirty on constitutional bills held an i'm.
portant sitting today. N. Fourton, Min.
lster Of the Interior, appeared and pre-.
sonted his views Of the government He
said no would accept the bill drawn IN
BY The committee, which provides for the
continuance OF the title Of president OF the
Republic, and for the creation Of a second
chamber, and for the personal ser,tenate.
TO terminate with MacMahon's seven
years term or sooner In case
Of bis resignation or death; but Il
was desirable that certain provisions
which required immediate action should
be embodied ina separate measure ior
speedier passage by the Assembly. and M.
Fourton specified them as iolloWs: First.
Deputies should be elected for separate
arrondisements, instead OF departnenis.
lor II was necessary 10 keep In mind The
possibility Of dissolution Of the Assem-
oly. Second, in theE Ecreation Of
second chamber the government es.
pecially wished that tho President
should be empowered 10 nominate
considerable proportion Of Its members,
Third and finally, the Government fnsists
mat the power be given TO the President
. dissolve the Lower Chamber; but, as
he manner OF the appointment OF mem
Ders Of the Upper House is not decided
upon, Il can not say whether the power
should be exercised with or without Inc
70. operation Of tho latter. ~
NJ Fourton, in conclusion, remarked
nat me government was not deaifous Of
with the duty Of the Assembly
n framing a constitution, but merely
'ointed out what It considered essential
POINTS. Full expression would be given
0 us opinions in the debate when the
u5lect came before the Assembly, ~
The Legitimists are irritated by the
'residents message and have resolved TO
oppose tho personal septenate. VI. =,
'I
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CHARGES FOR DRAYAdE,

Again, the INTRLIIGRNcRR asks the
question whether when the new road is
finished the freight now delivered free by
the Cleveland g Pittsburgh and the Bal.
timore & Ohio roads will not become
chargeable with drayage. ! say not.
When the new road builds q depot In
close proximity to that Of the Baltimore
& Ohio the two roads viii be glad to make
the deduction ot this drayage from the
rates on freight. This close proximity
will naturally have the lefect iot cheap.
ening rates. And SO also It will insure
careful and courteous treatment OF ship.
pers and conSiguees.
In conclusion I will only add that am
strongly In favor Of voting for this sub
scription, and hope that the people Of our
county will see their interest In voting the
same way. JOHN MoLuRR.
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Will TIE ROAD PAYH

This is the first and most important
question before US in connection with the
proposed subscription. What are the I'D.
vantages Of the routee I answer, fiEst,
that Il IL the shortest route out Of Wheel.
Ing to PitRburgh, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. Byit we gain twenty.
eight miles In distance as compared with
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MAI1 sTRAMRR nRrArNpn-

The mail steamer Granada, from Hong
Kong and Yokohama, arrived tonight
"a days from Hong Kong, II days and ID
hours from Yokohama. Bhe was disabled
of this port and detained 10 hours,
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By the Western Union Line,
0hiee NofihWest cor, OF Main and Monroe Sc.
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ENGLAND.


SUMMONED TO APPEAR BRF0RR COURT.
LONDON, July 1O.-A special from
Paris to the Pal Mall Gds6tte says that
n. DeFarcade Laroquette, Duke de Pa.
dane and General Fleury have been sum
moned to appear before court at the same
time with NJ. Rouher for their connection
with the Bonapartist propaganda.
COUNTER CHARGES, GERMAN AND FRENCH.
It Is stated in a dispatch TO the same
paper that France proposes 10 submit 10
the Brussels Congress series Of charges
against the German Government for acts
committed by the army which lately in.
vaded Franco, and that Germany. con-
templates presenting counter charges,
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SAN FRANC1sCo,
100000 FIRE

SAN FaANorsoo, July 1O.-A fro GO.
CURED today on Frontstreet in Stanford,
Allen & Co.'S oil works, and communi-
Gated 10 Schultz s. Co.'s liquor store and
r. g. Gillien's cigar establishment. The
aggregate loss Is about $4,000. The fire
is still burning, but under control.
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: LouBvnIs, July 10.-PAtick Foley
died in this city to-day Of what the Of.
tendant physician says was Asiatic chol,
era alter q sickness Of eight houfs. Hh
died in the same house In which the epi.
demic of'51 ibroke out This Bthe first
case reported In this section this summer
81 . ts. s Base Ball.iit Tl rr.g
HARTFORD, oosE., Jnly 10.AHarttords,
10; MutualS, 4. The latter played with
eight men.
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REVOLT AMONG THE pRAsANTRY

LONDON, July 11th.-A special to the
Daily Neols reports that several reyolts
nave broken out among the PeSsantry in
northern Russia on account Of the new
laws making changes in the methods OF
local government. The troops had been
called out, and in one conflict with the
people three persons were killed. Serious
tronble ia expected daily. II
The Telegraph has a report that King
Ludwig OF Bavaria, will meet The Rm9
peror William at Munich, shortly, when
tits to be hoped that Bavaria viii come
to a better understanding with Prussia,
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weather Report.
PROBABILITIES,

Wan DHrARxHnaT,
OYRfuI or THH CHmT SIaAGL OPFIoiR,
WASHINGTON. D. O., July 10.-6:00 2. 4,
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the Cleveland & Plthburgh road, and also
about two h0urs In tima, not counting Inc
time lost In crossing to Bridgeport, which
would equal ten miles more. The dis-
lance from the Union depot OF Pittsburgh
to the 6teubenVllle bridge Il forty miles,
and tho distance from there to Wheeling
. twenty.tour miles-or Sixty.tour In ali.
By the O, & P. line the distance q, say
one mile to Bridgeport, and ninety-one
from there to Pit6burgh, or ninety.iwo ln
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AsA sHoRr LINE.

Tho connection Of this line to the East
will be over the Panhandle road. That
road proposes TO strike the Monongahela
higher up than OF present, so as to get an
air line to Greenaburg, there connecting
with the Pennsylvania road, and thus
saving nearly eight miles more. This
will make 1t the great through route TO
the East from this city, and 1t will be
sought for by trade and travel from the
country round about, even as low down
as Parkersburg.
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AMERICANS TO RNTRR FRANCE FREE.
Il Is officially stated that citizens Of tho
United States will DO permitted 10 epter
France from any direction without shoW.
ing their passports, but they must be pre.
pared % prove their nationality when
required. r.#7a ~ 'S"
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PARIS, July 10.-Republican papers
conclude from MAellahon's message 10
the Assembly that he recognizes the re-
public. .eus n..tff- D., .,.. b.. ',......,.
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FREDDY RNaLBH.

The father Of Freddy English, conlesses
that he caused the abduction OF Freddy,
as no other course was left to save the boy
from becomming an absolute tool OF the
crusaders, his wife being in league with
them.
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CLEVELAND FREIaHTs.
A CONSTITUTIONAL HIGHT.

l wish our citizens to bear in mind that
II the P, W. & Ky. R. R. Is finished thar
1t will have the right enjoyed by all othe
roads under our State Constitution, which
10 that Of connection, including the right
10 run cars on each connecting road to o
reasonable distance. This right will en-
able the new line 10 reach all the mills
within the city limits and receive their
treights for all points East and West.
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Again, we believe that this road would
command much Of the intermediate travel
between this point and Steubenville, from
all points, for instance, where the people
can cross with convenience and at much
less expense than from Bridgeport to
Wheeling. For instance, at Steubenville
passengers can cross by the ferry at 8.
cents the round trip. At Bridgeport the
cost is 10 cents In the street cars. : -
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Detective Bennett has recognized the
shirt found In the stable attached to the
Nathan mansion as the night shirt ripped
from the body Of Mr.. Nathan on the
morning Of the murder, and which was
thrown aside by the Deputy Coroner, who
did not consider It ol any value as evi.
dence leading to the detection and con-
YicliOn of the mnFdarar. =.
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EATA1 pA11ooN ExpRR1lrRNr.
iATH FROM uYDROPHOBIA,

William McGinness, aged Z years, of o.
Essex street, bitten by a dog some weeks
ago, was seized with hydrophobia yester-
day, taken to the Bellevue Hospital early
To-day, and died in less than two hours,
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Before closing l wlsh 10 say a few words
In reply to the editorial in the IRFRI-
EIaRNoRR Of Thursday on the transfer
question. I know nothing definite about
the amounts received by the Ohio Trans-
fer Company for hauling freights between
Wheeling and Bridgeport, and Uico uersa,
but have heard It yariously estimated al
from $4,000 to $4,000 per aunum. 1 /
have no doubt that the amount received
by that company In connection with the
amount paid to other teams will amount
to $4,000 o year. 'tu,U. Il-e I.T ,
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> NEW YORK, July 11-3 A. MA dc.
structive fire d raging at the WeepaWken,
n. J., oil docks. No particulars yet re.
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JURY FAnED TO AGREE.

The jury in the case OF ex.Deputy Tax
Collector Gill, Of Brooklyn, on trial on a
charge OF appropriatlng public moneys,
failed to agree on "a verdict, and were dis:
charged. '''.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Dec. 2.-There is considerable
alarm here in consequence Of the discovery Of
eight cases Of small pox on board the stea,n-
ship Abbottsford, which is at the Victoria docks
UNDERGOING repairs of damages sustained by
coding with the steamship Indus while on
the passage from Antwerp for New York.
Eight persons afflicted with the disease were
removed to hospital and the Abbotsford is
being disintcctcd. The remainder of the pas
sengers had left the vessel and gone to Liver
pool before it was known there was small pox
on board.
BERLIN, Dec. Field Marshal Won Room,
Imperial Minister of War, is serlousy i'll.
BERLIN, Dec .. A recent ausou IN the
Rcichstag by Campenhousen, Minister of Fl
mace to the large sums of money to the cred
it Of Germany, 10 London, capable of sudden
withdrawal, has occasioned some uncaslness.
With the object of removing this feeling a
semi official announcement is made to-day that
no such removal is now contemplated.
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LOCAL fSREVITlES.

Az the ladies' would not take sufficient inter-
est in the success of the Alexandria Library to
attend the meetings that have been called to
devise means for the benefit of that instltu
ton, some Of the gentlemen who have the sue
cess of the Library at heart have determined
to contribute enough to pay the expenses OF a
ball to be given at an early date for the pur
pose Of raising funds for the desired object.
1t was not Col. J. S. Barbour. president of
the W. e., V. NJ l. u. S. L. r. Co., who
was, as stated in yesterdays Gazette, among
those who called upon President Grant to ask
pardon for Brooks. the Petersburg embeZ.
zIng bank president, but Mr. Jamcs Barbour,
who, with Col. Mosby and Mr. Lyon, did call
upon the President Tor that purpose, aud with
the result heretofore mentioned.
Elder j. r. Purrington of the Primitive
Baptist Church, while preaching at that
church last night, was stricken with paralysis.
residence of Mrs G. NJ. Johnson, adjoining
that church, where every possible attention is
rendered him.
About one hundred laborers are employed in
pile driving, &c, on the Washington side Of
the Eastern Branch Of the Potomac prepare
tory 10 putting 10 position tie iron beams OF
the new bridge. 1t is thought the STRUCTURE
will be completed by the lst day of May next
The light seen in the northwest last night
was caused by the burning of house and barn
90 the Arlington estate belonging to an old
colored man, who lost by the fire everything
he possessed in the world, including some
horses and Il COW.
Tho entrance into the hall of the Hydraulion
engine house having been closed by reason OF
the decision OF a law suit, the engineer OF that
con- papy was engaged to day in cutting hole
in the ceiling Of the engine house by which to
entcr the closed hall.
The Alexandria Minstrels gave a concert at
Sarcpta Hall last night, but 1t was not as we'll
attended as was expected, nor was the pro-
gramme as we'll rendered as at some of their
previous entertainments.
Wyman, the magician and venriloquist, will
commence three night engagement 10 this
city to morrow night at Sarepta Hall.
The weather turned warm again last night,
and thar Of to-day has been warm and bright
and like that OF ludian summer.
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The Strike Troubles.

New YORK, Dec. 2.-Ncary all the ship
owners who have been waiting for settlement
of the lougshorcmen difficulties began work
loading aud unloading in Brooklyn, Hoboken,
and jersey City, as we'll as New York, employ
log non-society men 10 every instance. Some
of the heavier firms announce the intention OF
never again employing union men. All speak
we'll of the class labor offering, skilled long
s Iu IN being attracted from abroad, and
large numbers of men from the coal mining
regions also applying for work, which is readily
furnished them. Occasional slight skirmishcs
occur between the strikers and the new labor
ers, but no serious difficulty has occurred.
Steamship and sailing vessel owners both are
con6deut their troubles are over. At the con-
vention If the longshoremcn delegates, last
night, it was resolved to resclnd the order for
general strike.
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The LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, Dec. 1.-The Legislature assem-
bIed at Doon to- day, large proportion Of the
members of both Houses being present.
Immediately upon being called to order, a
committee of each House was appointed to
wait upon the Governor, and inform him OF
the readiness Of the body to receive any COM
municaton.
In lew minutes the Governor sent in his
message which was received and read. The
message and accompanying papers and d0cu
ments, cover nearly TWO hundred pages. The
message was ordered to be printed, and both
Houses then adjourned Tor the day.
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The Blankets.

New YORK, Dec. 2-Stocks active and lower
Money f. Gold liz Flour quiet and I'M
changed, Wheat dull and declining. Corn
quiet and firm.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-Virginis skies, old, AZ:
Virslnlus, consolidated, ol4; West Virgnias
i'll. Cotton dull and weak low middlings LA
III. Flour quiet and steady prices uncnsnged
" hea, quiet, but firm; amber Western l20al3Q;
No rcd Western l2Gal27; No. do. 10; fair
to prime do llS; rejected lis; red Maryland
l2tla 1873 do amber li5sl3S do. white II Jal35.
Corr strong Southern higher; white Southern
S2aSG; yellow Southern e0283; Western, new,
So. Oats frmer; Southern 63 ,66; Western
mixed G24G3 do. white 6iaG5. Rye quiet At lO)a
lC5. Hay unchanged. Coffee quiet at l7!sl9i.
Sugar firm and unchanged.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
<s,eap RECONSIDERATION Conyentian.

RICHMOND, Dec. 2.-The Cheap Trauspor-
tation Convention met at ten O clock this morn
ing, when the report on the artificial water
lines was read, which was followed BY an able
paper from james g. Sou;hall on the same
subject They we're both referred.
Several resolutions were offered on business
subjects.
A committee was appointed to wait on the
Governor, and ask him to address the conven-
ton.
At two o'clock the convention adjourned un-
til $50 tonight. OCCASIONAL.
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Governor Chamhcrland, of South Carolina,
was iuaupurated yesterday Integrity aud
economy in all the departments of the govern
meut constituted the burden of the address
1t is unsparpg 10 implication Of wrong to the
former administrations that have swamped the
State with debt. The Governor looks forward
to a new and better era for South Carolina, aud
pledges himself to Use his powers to hasten its
a,I,y.riuus advent.