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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21
rELEt.KAMSIN GEN ERAL.

Steamer Geo. Washington, has sailed for n. y,
from Halifax.
Charlotte Cushman's estate is valued at six hun
dred thousand dollars
Dearborn, the detective, with ssary Papers
to secure the extradition of Winslow, the forger,
sailed Saturday for London.
The weather in New York is fine. with south
wind.
Counsel for Ruben.tein are TO move for new
trial, the ground that the verdict was not in &C
cordance with the evidence.
A motion for a new trial Of Mckee, of the St.
Louis whiskey ring, W i'll probably be argued in a
few days.
Steamship Albepo, from Rio Janeiro, has ar
rived at n. y.
The prolonged rain ha. caused freshets in Ger
many, some OF which are serious.
n. Lenoir, responsible editor of La Republique
Francois, will undergo sentence by the correc-
tonal court.
European powers will guarantee a loan for the
indemniticaton of Turkish landholders for cession
of landed property to Christians.
kilograms from the Bavarian frontier say the
Danube has risen Il feet.
overlooked its banks and inundated the outlying
suburbs of Vienna.
A fire in Boston, Saturday, corner Devonshire
and Spring Lane, damaged KimbalPs printers
warehouse 81 900.
A small fire in a tenement house in New York,
Saturday. caused a panic. II persons jumped
from windows and were seriously injured, one IA
tally.
The government sold smuggled diamonds ap.
praised at $50, 900, Saturday. They brought only
$4,000.
Schr. Island Belle, ashore at Harwich, Mass,
has been got off, considerably damaged, after dis
charging part Of cargo.
As soon as the Carlist war is ended 10000 sol
diers will be despatched to Cuba. A battle is e1-
pectcd at Tolosa, to-day.
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At the recent Uniyersalist conference at West
Waterville the sermons were delivered by Revs.
Messrs. Purington of Fairfield, Bosserman Of
Winthrop, Preble of Bangor, Snow of Auburn
Case of Canaan, Goodenough of Belfast and
Dearborn of Augusta. Zach preaching service
was associated with conference, prayer and praise.
The entire course of meetings was characterized
with the manifestation of the Heavenly Fathers
presence and the spirit of devotion was very sen
sibly experienced through the entire congregation.
As result of this Christian conference clearer
views of spiritual life with corresponding aspra-
,ions and purposes were attained.
Ladies' Temperance Christian Union.
The society met at Darby Hall, Thursday i. NJ 8
with the president in the chair, opening with
prayer and singing.
Mrs n. p. Jaques was chosen secretary pro ten ;
Mrs. Young was elected corresponding secretary,
in place of Anna Potter, resigned Mrs. Horn
was elected vice president from the Episcopal So
ciety in place of Mrs. Wheeler, resigned.
The question of concurring with the Reform
Club in the matter Of room or rooms, was dis
cussed and Mrs Williamson, Kinsman, Mitchell
and Towle, with Misses Burbank and Howard,
were chosen a committee to solicit funds for the
rental of rooms.
A committee consisting of two ladies from each
religious society was chosen to meet the Reform
of the society. Adjourned TO meet at Meonlan
Hail. Monday evening, Feb. 81, at IL O'Clock.
Members are invited, and all those who wish TO
become members by payment of fifty cents. The
city clergymen are most earnestly invited to at
tend.
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I3tea.

In Iallowoil, 10th inst, Tristram Mooers, Of
W. H. and Angie Mooers aged weeks and days.
In Vassalboro', llth inst, Mrs Mercy Chad
bourne, mother Of j. Z. Chadbourne, Esq, aged 81
years.
In Bangor, 10Th inst, VIM. II. Colby, aged As
years 10th inst, Joseph Pierce, aged 81 years.
In St,tson, 18th inst, VIM. T. Full, aged 80 years,
3monihs and Is days,
In Dover, 10th inst, Edwin Coburn, aged A. yrs.
In Foxcroft, 10Th inst, Danville Mayhem aged IS
years; 10Th inst, Jagius eGch, aged nearly 20
years. .
In West Mt. Vernon, l7th inst, Mis-. Mary, wife
Of Nathaniel Kent, aged - years, mos. Mrs.
Gates Hunt. was born in Gorham, Nc Oct. 4th,
1879. Was converted in ls05. Moved with her par.
ents to Readeld in lS0S, married in Dec. lsl7 and
and moved to Mt Vernon, on to the farm where she
has ever since lived and where she died, thus clos
ing married life of more than IS years, during
her husband in all the ana tolls OF farm life,
a faithful vie and mother and useful member of
society.
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Railroad Accident.
A MOST HORRIBLE DEATH.

Louisville, February 20. As horrible death
probably as it is possible for man to suffer, oc-
Cured at Lagrange, Ky, Saturday night. The
victim was John Finnegan, an engineer on the
Short Line Railroad. Finnegan was freight
train The axle broke and precipitated the en-
CINE and cars down slight embankment Fin
negan was by some means caught fast by the ma
clnnery and held so that his companions could
not effect his release. Two streams of hot water
poured upon his face and body from broken
boiler. No relief could be extended to the suffer
er and after the most horrible agony, became UNI
conscious and soon died. When physicians from
Louisville arrived, Fnnegan was dying, with BIZ.
tongue almost dropping off from the effects of
hot water which had forced itself into his mouth.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. February 10. 1875.
flour-extra spring 00a6 70.
Wbeat-No. spring cash al(3-: l0lha Feb. /;
59%a March,
Corn--No. :. mixed, cash 43As; March ats. !;
Al ssa Feb.
Oats-No. 2. a32h cash Feb. sl1fa March so.
kye-No. 2, 67a.
Barley-No. spring 63Aa- cash; L63- March
Feb. 6lna.
Dressed Hogs q 50a9 70.
PClk-2l 4Ua- Cash; II 40 "a March; all ~ -
Feb
Lard u 75-al2 90 cash; - s5-a March
II 90 ali Is Feb.
Bulk Meats shoulders STA; short rib u Id
liza; short clear mid IL -
Hams Is lbs average a.
Whskey-lG6-a-.
Freghts-Corn to Buffalo, d: wheat do -
a..
Receipts 9,OOG -four; SO 900 wheat; So, zoe corn
1000 oats; 1000 rye: 900 barley.
Shipments---St 100 nour; Is DOC wheat 1900
corn IS 900 OATS II 900 barley 200 rye.
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A Card.

The members OF the Phi Rho Society OF Bath take
this means OF thanking those who by their kindness
made visit to the capitol so pleasant and ill.,
struct!yc. We were proud on entering the Senate
Chamber, OF our friend and townsman Gen. Hyde,
aud to han we give our hearty thanks for the atten.
ton shown u.s. and say TO HIM che ill long live in
the memory OF every true Phi Rhenan," for by him
were intro tuced to the Governor of our native
State, who received us with q cordial welcome
We thank Major Whitiemore both for his kind
ness and the knowledge gained AZ the Arsenal To
t,en. Ciey not only the lhauk- Of The Society are
due but also the thanks OF the members OF the High
school, Tor his generous offer OF equipng COM
pany if formed by us, we are now organizing, and
we II pc soon he may the result OF his Kindness
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Washington, February 10. The signal service
observer at Norfolk, reports schooner ashore at
Hog Island. Wreckcrs have gone TO her as'lst-
ance.
The Silver Question.
The silver question is receiving much attention
in this CITY, and there is no doubt that strong
effort will be made during the present session to
practically restore the doubtful standard Of gold
and silver by a coinage of q full valued silver dol
lar to be on unlimited tender with gold, except as
to debts specifically payable in gold coins of the
present standard. The proposition has many adj
yocates among what are termed "soft money
men,.
Resignation.
G. b. McCartee rendered his resignation as chief
Of bureau Of engraving, and it was accepted.
Investigation Ended.
The committee from the treasury appointed by
the Secretary to examine the affairs Of the bureau
of engraving and printing, to-day completed the
work and report the accounts in all respects cor
rect.
Appropriations.
The committee on Appropriations had long
consultation with the Secretary of the Treasury,
to-day, in which the subject Of permanent appro-
priations for the next fiscal year was discussed.
The remainder of the appropriation for carry
ing on the bureau of engraving and printing Is
found to be small it has been decided not to re-
sumo work, unless a new appropriation IS made.
Marine News.
Washington, February 20. The signal observer
at Cape Henry, reports large steamer with the
English ensign displaying interna tional signals,
numbers ii. ?. b. ~. also the signal letters II.
Y, damaged rudder, cannot steer.
LATER.
| The large English steamer reported of Cape
, Henry with damaged rudder, has passed the Cape
bound toward Norfolk.
, Postal Matters.
The following are the post Office changes for the
| week:
Offices established: Damariscotta, Me-, Abram
! s. Carnage, postmaster. Postmasters appointed
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
laily 8enaehee gol!ynal.
PORTLAND.
Marine News.
me

Portland, February 10. Arrived, the schooner
Marrow Farrow, Foss, Salem. Cleared, schooner
Gcoreie l. Loud, Rockpoit. Fair View, Camden.
The steamer Phoenican cleared for Liverpool d.
rect. not via Baltimore as reported.
Visiting Merchants.
The party Of Burlington merchants who came
through on The train which was blocked IN the
Notch, have been entertained by steamer eNcur-
sion among the Islands and sleigh ride about town
to-day.
Turned Up.
w v Goold, the missing bank CT Portland
man, has turned up at st. John.
Accepted.
The union Of the old Portland Athcn@um with
the Public Library, was consnmmated this alter
noon by the latter accepting the AthcnTum prop
crty,
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Custom House Fraud.

Pittsburg, February 10. An investigation Of
the alleged egularites in the Pittsburg custom
house, reveals in fact that importers have been
charged an illegal fee Of two dollars on each con-
signment, of which no returns were made to the
department. The deputy surveyor states in eH-
PLANTATION that the over charge was brokerage
fee, one-half of which he appropriated for max
ing out the necessary papers; the balance going
to the janitor for handling the goods, that if he
did not do this, importers would have to employ
some one to do it. and that he adopted this course
as public accommodation. The case is now in
the hands Of the department.
Trade Union.
The iron and steel workers of this and other
sections have effected cooperative trade union,
by adopting at conference meeting yesterday a
constitution and bylaws by which they will in
future be governed and which it is believed will
insure harmonious action between the different
branches, under all circumstances. The asSocia-
ton is to be known as the National Amalgama-
ton Union of iron and steel workers, and it Is
said to be very strong organization.
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certainly no better means Of saving-grace can be
bestowed on any girl or woman than fair educa-
ton and the ability to earn an independent and
honorable living for herself. While it is no won
der that vicious Ignorant and criminal parents
should neglect these duties to their offspring, it is
certainly strange that better educated and more
honest people, in wealthy and moderate circum-
stances, should fail to cast this safeguard around
their daughters and allow them to grow up desti-
tutc of useful knowledge, a burden to themselves
and cumbcrer5 of the ground. 1t gives me addi-
tional pride in our State, to witness the results Of
lis bounty in institntions Of this nature.
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KANSAS.
Indian Matters.

Kansas City, February 10. despatch from
Fort Laramie to the Times, says that George Ben
ton has just arrived from the mines, accompanied
by five men. They were stopped by Indians, but
not mole The Indians are reported at vari-
GUS places, watching for an opportunity to steal
stock
Red Cloud and Spotted Tail are moving their
people north of the Black Hills. Stock has been
stolen by the Indians and trouble is daily expect
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, February ". 1876.
POHK-s22 SIX a.. 25.
LARD-steam alb 80; kettle, -BlSk.
BULK MEATS-shoulders 81 1-;clear rib sides
l1+a-; clear sides -gll..
Observation-Disclosures shs-; clear rib sides II
al; clear sides llx9-.
WHIShEY-l051-
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The sale Of reserved seats for the grand concert
of the Berger Family and Sol Smith Russell, viii
commence at the Eastern Express Office to-day, at
9 4. 81. Sol Smith Russell is an evenings enter
tainment in himself. We might write column
about him and only sing his praises then. The
Berger's are organization of ten frst-class
musicians-seven ladies and three gentlemen. We
can guarantee delightful evenings entertain
ment to those wLo attend. Secure your seats
carly.
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Henry T. Sanboru, Springfield, N. Hi Geo. W.

Henry T. Sanboru, Springfield, N. HI Geo. w.
Blodgett, North Randolph, VT
Political.
Augustus Schell, chairman, and other me nber5
of the Democratic National Committee have ar
rived here. The opinion is that some western
city will be selected as the place for holding he
national convention.
temperance.
The Congressional Temperance Society held its
ADD anniversary meeting tonight. The opening
remarks were made by Senator Ferry, recently
elected President of the society. A resolution in
memory Of the late Vice President Wilson was
offered by Senator Morrill, of Maine. Adopted.
Addresses were delivered by Hon. }. IL. Seelyc
and Rev. Dr. Chickeriug.
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A mistake made ia reporting the remarks
of Hon. Hiram Ruggles before the investigating
committee the other evening, which we hasten TO
correct. lie did not say positively that he had
tried to interest Mr.. C. +. Brown i'll the sale Of the
college scrip, but he had strong impressions that
he did so. Ten years have passed, and it would
be hard to swear positively as to talking with Mr.
Brown.
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The Gardner Reporter says that Mr.. j. l..
Cheeseman has leased the ship yard lot in Farm
ingdale, and will proceed al once TO erect six
houses, capable of holding about 49, 600 tons Office,
and will fill them up as soon as possible. lie has
also purchased the Bradstreet ship yard lot in
Piuston, near Togus Hill, and will erect four
houses capable of holding about 10000 tons, and
fill them also. lie VIII also put up more ice the
Cedar Grove houses down river. This all locks
like business for some time to come.
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MISSOURI.
Personal.

Washington, February 10. The Atty General
received telegram to-day from District Attorney
Dyer of St. Louis, in which he says 81 am sat
isfed have judged Mr.. Sherman too harshly,
and think it honorable to say as much
The BabcOck Trial.
st. Louis, February 10. Mr.. Storrs argued for
the defence in the Babcock case this afternoon,
continuing that proof whatever Of the guilt of
Babcock had been offered, and no evidence of the
slightest degree submitted connecting him with
the whskey ring conspiracy. He will finish on
Monday, having been taken sick.
Court Matters.
The Circuit Court to-day refused to grant the
writ of certiorari applied for some 10 days ago by
Mayor Brtton, to test the legality of the action
of the city council in deciding that Henry Over
stotz was elected Mayor last May. Application
VIII be made to the Supreme Court on Monday.
A Denial.
The Republican has special from Louisiana,
Mo-, stating that H. F. Summers, who has been
charged with doing very improper things as ju-
ror in the Mckee trial, denies in toto the state
ments of Watson Foster, his accuser, and has
called him lying scoundrcl to his face. sum
mers is said to be retired merchant Of Louisiana
and stands very high in the community.
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BANGOR.
Suicide.

Bangor, February 10. An insane lady, wife of
Mr.. F. w. Hardy, committed suicide this evening
by shooting herself in the head.
The Godfrey Case.
The Godfiey case goes to the jury Monday
morning Arguments of the lawyers were fin
lshed this afternoon.
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ROCKl.AND.
Fire.

Iockland February 10. The large sale stable
of Solomon StaAl, Broadway, was totally destroy
ed by fire last night with its contents Of hay, car
riages, grain, harnesses, ETC., including coach
belonging TO G.. A. Lynde. Stahl's loss IS about
81 900; insured $500.
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CITY of Augusta.

rINiIE Joint Standing Committee on Accounts viii,
l meet in the Aldermen's Room, on Friday
18th inst. at 2 o'clock r. NJ, "to examine all bills
which may be rendered against the city, and allow
them or such part OF them they deem to be just"
and to make roll of the same to be reported to the
CITY Council at its next meeting. II is important
that all demands against the city be presented to the
committee at this meeting, in view OF the fact that
the present municipal year is drawing to close.
1t Is desirable tina! no bills accrued during the
present year be referred to the next city council
but that all be paid promptly and the books bal
anced.
CHAS. f. NASH Committee
q. $. BALLARD,
JW .CLAPP, : on
5. l.. BOARDMAN
LENDALL TlrCOMB J Accounts.
Augusta, Feb. 2lst, 1876. It'd
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kENTUCK Y.
The Courier Journal.

| Louisville, February 20. The Courier Journal
| was this morning issued from the company's new
and elegant BUILDING. The structure is by far the
| handsomest in Louisville. The paper was printed
on the first perlectng press ever set up south of
| Ohio
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Schooner Sunk.

Gloucester, February TO- The schooner Green
wood, engaged in the haddock fishery, from this
port, was run into and sunk last night. The crew
were rescued and taken into Proviucetown. The
Greenwood owned by Rowe 4 Jordan, and
valued $1,000; insured.
Arrested.
Lowell, February 10. John Gookin was ar
rested today for attempting to rape Ann Smith.
She says he threatened to kill her with billy.
Failure.
Springfield, February 20. James A. Benjamin
Of South Egremont gristmill proprietor las
failed with 600 liabilities.
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The seyenty-sixth birthday OF cur esteemed fell
low citizen. Mr.. Russell Eaton, for many years
publisher of the Maine Farmer, was celebrated at
his residence on Chestnut street Saturday even
ing, 10Th inst, in pleasant company of friends,
including Governor ard Mrs. Conner. Nj. Ea-
tons years bear lightly upon him; aud may his
family and friends be permitted to celebrate with
him many more such anniversaries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21

The city marshal has been walking into tho
stock in trade of the vendors OF the ardent, hav-
ing made seizures oflquor at Wiggin x Gctcholps,
and at the Cony House. On Saturday he relieved
/. II. Hayes of about eight gallons Of rum, whi3-
key and Gin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21

Mr.. c. +. Wingate found door key with brass
tag attached, last Saturday morning, near the top
of Rines' Hill. The owner can have the same by
calling Of the journal Office.
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NEW YORK..
Fire.

New York, February 10. An incousiderable
fire in a tenement house on East Broadway last
night, caused a panic during which nearly adozen
people jumped from the windows and were seri-
ously injured. One of them will probably die.
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iMarrieu.

In Newark, ~ j.. Sd inst, at the residence OF the
BRIDES father by Rev. Joseph H. Smith, Albert Van
Saun OF Patterson, \. j., to Isabelle Woodward,
eldest daughte OF Ferdinand l. llsley, formerly OF
Portland Me.
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LIE WESTON.


FIRE.
Lewiston, February 10. "A small house on Col
lege street, owned by Patrick McGillcuddy. was
damaged by fire this morning. Loss not over
5000; not insured.
Sentenced.
The Supreme Court adjourned finally to-day
Keith, the Leeds well poisoner, who pleaded
guilty, was sentenced to ten years State prison.
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Forty.FOurth Congress- First Session

Washington, February 10.
House.
The House met for general debate in committee
of the whole. The attendance was unusual large
for the dc .te day The first speech was made br
Mr.. Chit, nlen, on specie currency.
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The ladies of the Temperance MON will hold
their meeting at Meonian Hall, on this Monday eve
ming. A full attendance is requested of members,
and those who wish to become members by the
nayment of f(ty cents
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Court Matters.
A Denial.
WISCONSIN,.
Legislative.

Milwaukee, February 10. The assembly con-
CURED in the Senate amendment to the Vance
bill which repeats the Potter law and the bill now
| only needs the signature of the Governor.
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AFRICA.
TIE Centennial.

goods for the Tunisan department of the Ameri
can Centennial. have recently been shipped from
TuDis.
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Attention is called to the notice elsewhere of a
meeting of the ladies of the different societies, 10
be held at the Congregational chapel this after
noon,
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REMINGTON.
Accident.

Pennington. February 10. Jacob Wiley, about
twelve years of age. broke his leg while sliding
to-day.
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NEW HAN PSlllKE.
Arrested.

Portsmouth, February 10. Chester Bailey was
arrested at Henniker, yesterday, on suspicion of
setting the fire which consumed Morris block, on
Tuesday.
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For Sale or to LEI.
For Sale.
E'O1. Sale and Rent.
House to Let,

nN the East side of the River. Apply to
" FRANK L. HAMLEN,
novi.itf III Water st., Augusta
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Arrested.
CONNECTICUT.
Arrested.

New Haven, February 20. j. q. Dempsey,
charged with eInbezzing $1,000 from j. ii. Ed
mands of Middletown, has been arrested in this
city.
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SkiT & Gayord's Ministries and Brass Band
give concert only at Granite Hall, on this
evening. This troupe too well known to our
people to require word of commentator. They
have been playing TO full houses in Portland and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21

The winter term of schools in Clinton has
closed. The high school was under the instluc
ton of d. T. Timberake, a practical and expo
ienced teacher The primary school, taught by
Miss Lottie p. Brown, has maintained is former
GOOD standing as model school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21

Rev. A. l.. Park of Gardiner lcctured in Milo
last Wednesday evening, on the subject of his
travels in Russia. The lecture i, spoken Of by
the Whig as very interesting.