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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18
LETTER from LOudOun Co.

| CORRESPONDENCE OF Tie Alexandra Gazette.
LgEsBURG. Va, Jan. Is, 1873. Our ice
harvest IS over, by rcasoJ vi the uses 10
town ing Il led with ice of cXccl'eut quality
Teams ranged trolu Sc t. s. per diew, and the
hauliuy vas mainly by those from the country.
Among the ice h cs, Que is specially notice
able. that of j. t. Bcuchler, baker and con-
fiction r. lis built above ground with Co
meote1 fl ,or little lower in the middle han
at the sides; it is double boarded and between
the boards it is filled with saw-dust IN part,and
broken charcoal 10 part. and has been hIled
with eighry-thrce Wagon loads, weighing &C
tually $50 pounds net aud thus contains
more lhan 100000 pounds; he CALCULATES that
thrrc-tourths will wss!e; that he requires III
his Business during the Ice cream seasoE 4u,voo
pounds. and he hopes 70 s-.l bO.UDU. lie mas
his rwn pond. The ice house cost him ahou.
800, aud he will pay for i. IN three years from
his sales Of ice. The water from the melting
ice runs into trough, thence thr ugh very
small til pipes intO sundry other trOughS which
! arc 10 feet long, aud capable OF hb!1ug The
milk from tcur tue cows This milk is kept
sweet. So AZ cot 70 sour. wheL boiled. !rorl En-
day Till Monday evening, thus giving him all
the cream tie mllk Is capable OF pFuiucn!
| This may be considered a ''pntt, but az II is
about ice cold mix aud ice cream, 40 one %iIi
be disposed to pay much attention 10 II at MS
season.
Ga Sunday morning al = o'clock, at my
Office door. on the nur;h side of the h"u-c, 20
feet from The ground, the thermometer stood
at zero; al another place i'll town, more remote
| r. .,,i,, =
OF % I,w A. Mr. Psx'ct's. near towE,
one 5000 in !; very cxposea position at ) be
low, aud another, on the south side os the
| house, under c1ver Of the porch, at / above. l
! understand thesn thermometers were afterwards
| brought together and marked precisely the
same degree. 1t has on NJ morning. since been
up to freezing point, 32', but has ranged iG"us
| lv0 90 Monday to 10, ana then down to ~,
| ami now, al ~ p. III it stands az lo'' / Ms
is remarkably long spell OF cold weather, aud
! has followed two seets which still make our
streets slippery.
j. Goidens trial for murder will prob
ably take place Eezt Wee k Gen. Payne and
| {. p Janncy will defend him, and {. II. Ice,
| Ccpuouw>al;h' Attorney, and Gen. Hutton
! prosecute
Mississippi Charles will Be tried for assault;
viii, in,eut to Kill woman, but he claims to
! have acted III sell dcteucc against TWO women
aud three dogs
Ghccn. the cattl" thc', will probably be
tried; Hunton and Foster for prisoner.
Jesse Rcce will he tried for breaking Into
tn" shop Of VIM. llibbs, at Oatlaud, wi:tu:iy
! but not l.ionou-ly, aud taking thcrcirDm seine
work which llibt< refused to deliver without
being paid for it. He will probably be tried
On wh>koy case also.
Mr. NJ. Harrison will not attend Court he
! being seriously i'll, to the >iucerc regre; Of the
entire community, who have tie highest re-
spec; for his firm integrity ana lcga ability.
ALIOrIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18
ALEX ANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY, JANUARY IL.

RELATIONS WITH SPAIN. The Washington
Republican Of this morning says: 1t Is uuder-
stood, trom icquiry 10 proper quarters, that
negotiations between the United States anc
Spain on questions growing out of the Virgin
ius affair and other matters OF controversy D.
tween the two. countries are not progressing
fayoraby. That this condition OF affairs Is
fully appreciated by both Governments is clear
ly shown by the fact that Spain is conceotrat-
ing large force of war vessels 10 the " est
Ladies', aud is also preparing to reinforce her
army in Cuba, and this Government has de-
cided not to send any more vessels OF war to
foreign stations, except the Brooklyn 70 the
South Atlantic station. Besides this, it is IN
tended to keep all iron. clads and other vessels
now 10 rendezvous in the Gulf in readiness tor
immediate sea service. The forts on The At
lautic seaboard are being quietly put IN order
Large quantities. Of supplies arc understood to
be stored at Key West and other easily acces-
sible points 90 the Gulf coast. The Eogllsh
Government seems also to be fully aware OF the
war-like condition Of affairs, and are concen-
trating an unusually large feet at Jamaica
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

LOUISIANA AFFA1Rs-The members OF the
special committee appointed to Investigate into
the condition of affairs in Louisiana, and who
are dissatisfied with the report OF the sub COM
mittee, start to-day for that State for the pur
pose Of taking additional testimony, if possible
to sounteracs tue damaging affect on the par
ty, of the report Of the subcommittee. They
will be absent some time. The Radical Senate
caucus committee on Louisiana affairs have pre-
pared bill, which will be submitted TO the
caucus, recognizing the Kellogg government
and admitting Puchback to seat 10 the Sen.
ate. At the caucus it was agreed that the de-
bate on Louisiana affairs should be closed at as
early day as possible.
A dispatch from New Orleans says that the
Republicans there assert that the report OF the
sub-committee goes outside the record, and
that no testimony was brought before them to
show the funding ofiIlegal legislative warrants;
for the displacement of judges by Kellogg, or
the seizure of arms by the police without pro-
cess of law. They assert that specific evidence
will be adduced to disprove the other allega-
tons of the committee, which they say are
based .oeIy on briefs of Democratic counsel.
The Plcayune says at the State-house kcl-
logg has been coseted with Marshal Packard
and four of the Leading spirits OF the Radical
party, it is supposed, for the purpose Of con.
sulation to devise ways and means for bring
iog as many Witnesses as possible, favorable to
their side, before the Congressional Committee.
The plan, as understood, is to summon one
prominent Republican from each parish, with
accidental witnesses from particular points.
A large meeting of citizens was held 10
Cincinnati on Saturday night last to pro-
test against the recent action OF the military
authorities 10 Louisiana in connection with
the organization of the Legislature. Letters
we're read from Gov. Allen, Hon. VS.. Groes-
beck and Judge Headley, expressive of sympa.
thy with the object of the meeting, aud from
Job 9. Stevenson, who expressed his willing
ness to take part 10 the meeting to express
public sentiment, but objected to meeting to
protest against the military action. The as
8 mby was addressed By Mayor Johnson, Hon.
Geo. Il. Peudleton, D. I. Wright, o. j.
Dodds, and Hon. w. L. Converse. Speaker of
the Ohio House of Representatives. Resolu-
lions were adopted declaring that they regard
the action of the military in connection with
the organization of the Louisiana Legislature
with alarm and Indignation; that Sherldan's
action was an uuwarranted and violent usurpa-
ton of power, violation Of the Constitution,
and of his duty as citizen and soldier; that
his call for power to punish the citizens OF
Louisiana is a gross iusult to the people of this
country and deserves rebukc; aud calling up
on their immediate Representatives 10 Con-
gress to support the bill recently introduced,
providing for the abolition of the office OF
Leutenaut General, with an amendment In
Guiding all other unnecessary military ottlces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

;sSs- NoTIcE-Thare will be q called mectin g
Of the Hydra lion Steam Fire Engine Comply
to- morrow (Tu"Sdsyl evening, at :! O'clock. 4
fall stten fmnce is desired.
jan ls-2t By URrER OF THE Pr sSIDEST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

The aleugro>sing topic 10 Boston is the
United States Senatorship. The latest i'm
preston seems to be that Dawes aud Hoar will
develop about equal strength upon ballot, and
as the friends OF each arc determined. very
stroug hints are thrown out of a contemplated
fusion Of the Detnocro,s and Conservative lie.
pubjicans on John Quincy Adams. The lie
pubiicaus will hold caucus to-day lmue-
diately after the adjournment of the Legi>la-
ture and Will ballot on Tuesnay for Senator. 1t
is said that it is ~ 40 means certain that the
nomination of Ramsey, BY the Republicans
of Minnesota will ensure his election. The
caucus was DOT full, aud it is asserted that a
Democrat was smurglcd !uto it to make up the
number necessary to choice. 1t is said that
the friends Of Davis, VINO threaten 10 bolt, are
negotiating with the Democrats. \ dispatch
from St. Louis says Gen. Frank NJ. C}ckrcll
was nominated on Saturday night for UDscd
States Senator by the D,m )cratic caucus at
Jafefson City, to succeed Mr.. Schulz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

\ LARGE MORTGAGE. The Baltimore ani
Potomac RaiiroaI Company has just entered
for record in tic Clerk office Of this county
mortgage to MrSsrS. Albert HowSun aud John
s. Leib. Of Pennsylvania, for the sum Of So
u0u, 900. 1t is to secure the second mortgage
bonds OF the Company to be issued to that
amount. and with its whereas &C., is quite
a lengthy paper. The immense cost OF con-
strucuug and equippiog the road may be best
judged OF By these mortgages. The first was
for IS 900 900; the second, which, hovercr, is
only upon the Baltimore Tuonel, for Sl.50O 900
and now this enc for 81 0nO, 900, the whole
agercgating Sc 500 900. Few of our people
have ever considered how much money The
RliIroad cos:s, and We hope with the above
figures before them they will DOW grnmble less
about double track, depots, &c.--UarlLoro'
Prince Georgian.
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AYOR'S OFFICE.

IVA AIeSandris. Va, Jnrusry IS, 1875.
Nr. John :. Beach, men be- Of the City Coun-
eli from the Sd ward. having kindly rendered
to ME, AS Mayor Of the city, his ICE POND,
near the Canal B ,sin. to be made use Of for the
beEt III 81 IN. poor Of the city, mott is hereby
given that AL persons wishing to use said pond
for skating viii De required to pay an entrance
fre CT ten cents. Three police officers have bcsn
assigned to du:y there, Charged with the rxecu-
ton Of this order
THIS s>h"m" having been suggested by Mr.
Beach and inauguFsted bv him in the interests
thst Nil of the peolle will esteem it \ privilege
10 I'D n making il y complete success.
jan Is u r. ktMPER, Mayor.
A MOI HER LOT OF SWEET CORN, dried
- just received by
ian Is + C. MILBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18
Retirement ofN Gladstone.

LONDON, Jan. ID 6 a. MIR. Gladstone,
10 Withdrawing as leader of the Liberal party,
writes to Earl Granville: "Ihe time has al
rived when | ought to revert to ms letter u
March last.
After reviewing plumber Of public aod rri-
vutc Considerations, Mr.. Gladstone says: Il
see no public advantage in my continuing TO
act as leader Of the Liberal party. After forty
TWO years of Iaborou- public lie, think my
self entitled to retire with the present oppyr-
tunity This retirement Is dictated by per
sona views regarding the method Of spending
the closing years Of my life. My conduct IN
Parliament will continue to lie governed on
the same principles as hitherto, and arrange
ments for the treatment OF general business and
TO advance the cOuveniencc Of the Liberal par
ty will have my cordial support.
Earl Granville replies: Il Lave c"mmuo
Gated in detail the reasons for which | pro-
!oundy regret and deprccate your decision
NJ late col leagues fully agree 10 ills regret at
the failure OF the endeavors TO dls,uadc you
from your purpose, and doubtless the Liberal
party also CONCUR with US in the observations
We addressed you, prompted by considerations
of public advantages, aud not merely by s"u>e
Of your sci vice aud our admlra ion aud attach
meut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

The az bills ;or Isl. hay ban pl.eed in my
hai,3> I,g collection. H. time tor payment Is
limited By ias t. March st. All persons are
earnestly requested u come forward and save
themselves additional! trouble and costs. will
be- at lny oilice III the Court House, Fairfax
street entrance every day from 9 ~ m until
p. m. JUIN W. IAN IBELL,
dee II City Sergeant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate, on Saturday, bill was passed
to Incorporate the Hamilton Institute.
Bills were introduced to amend the code 10
reference to sales uDder judgments, warrants,
or DEGREES for debts contracted prior TO April
10th, 1868, SO as 10 extend the time for fur
Their period of twelve months; and to amend
the act providing for the assessment, levy and
collection of taxes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

We have received copy Of the report Ct the
Directors, Assistant Physicians and Steward Of
the Wcstero Lnnatic Asylum for the past year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

10 the House of Delegates the House bill to
amend the Code 10 reference to protests of
notes; and for the protection of thcep 10 Sheu-
audoah county, were favorahly reported upon.
Il bill was Introduced to amend The CODE 10
reference TO attachment; aud resolution asIto
the ezpellency of reducing the tax on merch
ants.
The Senate bill transferring TO the commis-
soners Of the Sinking Fund certain bonds of
the Commonwealth received by the Auditor of
Public Accounts il settlement of claims in
favor Of The Commonwealth, was discussed till
p H., when the special order, House bill re-
lating to the roads OF the Commonwealth, was
taken up and postponed till next Tuesday
The bill in regard to taking oysters in POGO
moke river, bay aud sound, WAS discussed, and
the bill. iiualIy postponed till Mex Frid y.
Among The bills that have become laws are
the following 10 rel a>e Michael Laupheimcr
from the payment of forfeited recognizancc
to incorporate the town of Fairfax. 10 county
of Fairfax; for the relief of the township co:Iec
tors OF Caroline county; for the relief Of Jobu
Carr, Of Fauquer county: and to incorporate
the Agricultural aud Mechanical Socle.y Of
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
~ Hos,ct:cr's a1d Vinegar Blters, 80 per
cent Alcohol. Alum, Pnrraiino Na-nish, rad
ways Ready Re lei and Pits. Brown Snpona-
ccou. Denlri.cc, jayI4v's Expectorant, SUI pnnte
Mo!phic, Ca>to!ia, BoraN, Cashmere Bouquet
Soap. London Tablet, Bulls Cough Syrup.
Grain Pepper and Autm"ss, jus: received and
FIR SAFE by hNltI COOK & CO.,
m H. lU7 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

The dreadful! yellow disease is raging in this
country. Death S.areS you 10 the face. Why
do you delay? Go TO the Drug Store and Get
3 package of SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
Tor one dollar. aud remove the cause OF this
fatal disease. Keep your Liver i'll proper or
der and there is 10 DAGGER OF your being atic-
ted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

Oden Bowie was on Saturday reelected
President of the Baltimore City P.,s,cnge
Railway Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18
The LosG BRIDGE The Washington Star

LIE lLONG DRlpGE.--lu he W asulUSlOu CtaI
says:
"At the las. session of Congress the House
passed bill providing that the Baltimore and
Potion a RaiIrosl Company be rcquil ed to re.
move the Instructions from the channel in the
draw through tAe railroad bridge used by said
compsny acro:S the Potomac from Washington
city Ia tue state OF Virgins. and that said com.
pany BE- required 10 cause the channel through
said drew - b. unob:.rultcd To navigation for
width st least of siXty-slx feet; and that, III de-
fault ot mp lyEg with the requirements o. tbs
act within three months sitter its passage, the
company forfeit the GIT - the US, Of said
bridge. The bill further required the company
to open the cav - said b:,dse Gay ana n'g"t,
whenever CalIcl upon ~ do so Oy any steam.
sailing, or other craft making re'iuss. Tor the
same by signal Or otherwise. No act!on was
taken by Tie senate account Of lack Of
tim". and II is again before the Senate District
Comm tee. Ihr committee have recelTci pc
titi1ns one signed by anos. all Of ii. morch@rts,
mil ers, and shi per< o: foIr, coal and oth.r
produce. and MANY ciliZ ms of Georgetown, AID
smother 81 neG by Captains and Masters .: VS.
sols engage In commerce between the port OF
Georgetown and other rts, praying tor IN"
passage of the bill. NJ. Thomas y. Sco-,
President Of the Penn sylvsnia Certrsl RsIroa1,
and also Of the Baltimore ard Potomac road.
the co!nmttce in reference to the DILL. AS the
committee held no meeting, his views were no.
heard but in Is conversation Mr.. Scott state;
that the company Is wiling to Increase the
wiitc of the draw from liz present width (56 H.
to Is feet As required by til" bill, ana u remove
the distractions in ;he channel As 20 opening
the draw at all h"urs Of the night he thinks the
requirement an unreasonable one. The bridge
cos, the company between 500, 900 end SCOU,fO,
and to require them to keep the draw open d.
night is equivalent t. asking them 10 go to The
extra expense of Keeping eight or nine men st
that poi:t al! night, ms tnut number Is Necessary
to move the draw. The draw is now opened d:
ali hours between sunrise and iunset. ana the
co1npa would be willing to extend this llnicso
:hat the draw may be opened 1t any hour De-
tween daylight and dark. There is n disposition
among the members of the District Committee
to amend the bill SO ~ to require the company
10 increase the width of the draw to 100 Instead
oil 81 # The committee will probably form .l.y
consider the matter 1T its next meeting.
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E'OssT OF ia.Ext Ss,iIEs. JAN'Y. IL.

fWst UT aI4sI = : = s'Esi.7. I.h.N I. t..
Sun rpst...........1 II Moon s,;>..........~ 80
al. .,:s ...........5 ) High ma:nr........ o.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Ku'ir Collins, hence Il: >avannah l4th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

a SIX FOR WINES AND BKANDIES,
n Mace by
NJ. B. BUCK, BELMONT VINEYARDS
Front loyal, VA.
They arc good, sourd, cheap and henlth'ul.
For sale in Alexandria by Lawson, Jsnney,
Cook, Creighton, Green, CoOney and others
Gcnerally vita ir:. Class druggists. -FOUR
lhySlcsn wil tell y"u they arc safe and good
Sep l4--Gn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-18

LINE OLD BAKER WHiSkEY. Scotch
u and English ..!c An. London Brown Stout
Fine French Brandy, J,:naica Rum Old Peach
and Apple Brandy aid Holland GIN. These
good, are strictly pure, and We teel ASSURED
That they viii give satiS.uct n 10 those wiO
wish p.re ar. Gle
GEO. McBTkNEY & SON,
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STATE FINANCES. The Richmond CORES
pondent of the Petersburg News writes 90 Sat

STATE FINANCES. The Richmond CORES
pendent of the Petersburg News writes 90 Sat-
nrday :-"Tbe Conservatives had caucus last
night 90 the subject of constitutional amend
meets and spent Dearly all the time debating
whcthcr or no they should be bound by what
ever action was taken. They decided the ques-
ton 10 the negative. Several of the speakers
indu gcd in language which seemed very much
ike favoriug the Reputation Of the public
debt.
The House Committee or Finance will com
mencc the consideration ofthc tax bill Monday.
An effort will be made--with only moderate
chances of succeSs-to alter the Merchants
License Tax
Gen. Bradley T. johnson, writes to the Dis
patch arguing that Virginia is not bankrupt.
Immigrants think she is and they avoid her as
they do place suffering from some pestlen'lal
disease
The Richmond Dispatch says 1.-The
nti-fundcrs' will have their third caucus In
the hall Of the House of delegates ton rht. 1t
is expected thar there will bc report from the
com ui'tee appointed to prepare plan to force
the creditors lDto cnmprom.Se.
, 1875-02-01

ing up of Witnesses by prisoners, and would
not grant tho sa,ao ll,crtes TO prisoners SELL
te1icod to II term in tho penitc1ltiary NJ to
prisoners who llad not 1,oon tried or wore
ellnrgcd with minor ofrcuncs
Now, ono Of Two things is ccrsnn, either
Mr., llEs1Hu haa libclca tlo SllcriE in tcr-
rib!o nianner or tho sloriG il conducting Tho
JnE in n terrible manner blr. 1TEs1Na makes
f,is cllnrgoa rlumpy mid without rcsorva-
tion, both in his papor md verbally, onl,
while VIC are not prepared to accept them
without further testimony or corroboration,
still they come from a responsible source, mil
ms such the Grand Jury should tako
official notice of tho charges mud
,nnke a rigid and searching ifves-
tigation Of them. Tho Jhil contains between
25D and 100 inmates, bolonging To tho vicious
classes Of tho community, from whom, tho
large and lucrative patronage connected with
Tic Office Of Sheriff, rs he Inns tho appoint
mont Of sixty employees. It is one of tho
| largest and most important, and III many re-
sl'ects one of tho most expensive, depart
1nents of tho County Government. Theso
chargea nre, therefore, very serious, aud de-
maud immediate investigation. In addition
| to these, it 10 notorious thai tho opportnni-
tics Of escape from the Jail nre numerous,
md Six prisoners have already improved
tllom. Nlc}fALE, ono Of tho employees, is nu-
der indictment for inliuman cruelty to pria-
onors, md the shorif las not only
not calted for his resignation, but is
attempting to smooth over and apologize for
1lis offonee. All these mattors impcrativcly
call upon tho Grand Jury for Immediate in.
vestigation. They havo nothing before them
this week as important rs thoso charges
ngairst tho Sheriff and his administration Of
his high Office. II they aro not true, tho
| Sheriff Should DO relieved from tito terriblo
olilm of them, and Afr. liEs1Sa s,o,1ld bo
rebukca If they are true, thon these abuses
should bo atopped at once by tho notion of
tho Grand Jury, and the Sheriff sho,,ld DO
| tnndo to feel the weight of tho INV rs we'll aa
| tho public condemnation. Whether they arc
tr,so or not true, it is matter for public con-
graduation that 80 largo wedge has been
driven into this ,snnntural rid nlerconnry nl-
| lianco between Irish md Germans against
tho natiyc-born citizens. There will be hope
for Chicago if Tho rupture proves complete,
| md mon seek their political ai1inties on ques-
| tions Of principle aud not Of birthplace.
, 1875-02-01


We print elsewhere the text of tho famous
confidential letter from Prince BISMARCK to
Count VoN AHN1M upon tho election OF tho
next popo, The disclosure Of whiol, by Won
Ans1s WIS ona Of the principal canseH that
led to his arrest and subsequent punishment,
In this letter BISMARCK assumes tho fnct tlat
sooner or lator tho old Pope will tlie end
new popo must bo elected, and TINT Germany
has III interest in this election, as sho has q
lasgc number Of Catholic subjects, and Us
the Vatican Council by ita recent docroes as
to Papal infallbility and jurisdiction has
completely changed tho relations Of the Pope
to lila bishops, and priests. aud to thu people.
lie therefore contends that tho Governments
OF Europe should ascertain whether tho eleo-
ton and the person elected would afford any
guarantees that these prerogatives would not
bo abused, and hive mutual understanding
with each other, so as to prevent any serious
complications growing out Of sloA IN cleo.
ton. The particular request conveyed In
the letter ia tint Count YoN Anx1I, as tho
representative Of Germany, sAa}l ascertain
faon, the Italian Government whether 1t
would feel disposed to exchange yisws with
sAe German Government upon this question,
and especlnl caution IL imposed upon tho
Count to treat the lot.er and its contents
I with discretion. Although tbs consequences
ot nos tssAtinB thc letter With discretion