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penalty is enforced. About ffty cases of
hanging have occurred in the United States
within the last six months, according to q
popular chronicle, and in the very locality
where most Of these have avenged the
crime Of murder that of1cnse is more COM
mon than elsewhere in the country. IL
seems to us that while so much
attention is being bestowed upon the more
agreeable subjects appertaining to the well
fare of the Union, there should be some con-
certed action among the States looking to
the adoption of u general theory in relation
to the development and prevalence of crime
and the enactment of uniform law for its
prevention and punishment. An interstate
Congress might accomplish much in this
respect, but its delegates should he others
than those in charge of prisons in the differ
ent States, whose minds have become prone
to one view in consequence Of their practi-
cal relations with the convicts in their
charge.
National Republican., 1877-06-29
Commerce.

BALTIMORE, June 2s.-Cotton strong and hIrbcr-
Flour unchanged Wheat nomInalIy firm. Corn
crii enser, closing steady AT decline; southern white
.is,ic; do. yellow, ,aic.; Western mixed, spot S92
5;c Oats quiet aud steady; southerI, prn,c M" ~
Western white sd ne; do. MIXED. iiGlI,c.; Penn.
Hay dull and unchanged Provisions very Gfm % and
quiet, Pork sl,Gs II hulk meats-LoosS shoulders,
a;S SGSr RIO ss $ssl . IS%s. S%Gsse1 sS
Hams, lseIsc. Lard~ReiineI loo No. &c. Batter 10.
saSsf sns es Gn and sus Esas sS SruSs
WHISKY held al siis.. '''' a''e' anu ""'h""s'd'
ReceigtsIFlour, 80 barrels corn, 1000 bushels,
SEw YonK. June as-:Cot.on strong. upland- r2c.;
nei receipts isli bales. Exports - ares, BrItani
II ~ bales Continent, 3y5a5 bales.
inquiry low grades dull and Rsa~y cosas a,s a4a eSS Ss
sa.0G tsntDthers unchanged southern Hour drm
ntnaei sa mnehianEed a hye Hour steady and unchanged
2c lower, shippers holding on only trilng milling In.
gnIryi !. Ne 1 spring sliS amber winter, q No CHI
l.liet, steady and unchanged. BARLEY dull and nm
changed Barley malt steady. Corn slightly in buy.
graded Western mI.cti. SSSsSsc; steaner isi,ea' e
5!@5s1sc. ear lots New York No. 2 sar.: high mixed
wor mssd wsser and STATE ss5 ss !" wSs SHssIs S q q
changed Coes-nio quiet and steady % and % sao," %i
lined IN moderate demand al iis@lis.c Tor s,%ndasS
a rs for granuIaied, ied I.'.c f6r powdersd Ss3
mnchanged. Rice steady and In moderate irGnis,
Petroleum dull and nominal; crude, G4,.: reHmc,
resin and Turpentine hrm and unchanged Egss
heavy az ieISa ac. for state and Pennsy aud
sitD. Beef quiet Becfiiams quiet Lard heavv and
lower; prime new s,eam, ,seoossai do old d.
Frslvh,s hsavy anH nnchnnged Whisky nrmer al st
'Ad wheat, per steanI 5d.
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Personal.

Cen +, Baker IL at wormley's
Dr. IL. C. Dean, U. Il. N, IN guest at wormley'a
NJ Craven, U. s. N, registered at the Metropolitan
yesterday.
Mr.. Aury, the French Minister registered at Worm.
leys yesterday.
No parties will be given by the Prince of Wales at
theswick this season.
Mr.. II. Jacomb Hood, from London, England Is
stopping at WOrmleys
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Lewis, OF Boston, have apart.
mentS at the Arlington.
Rev. Dr. Julius Il. Grammer, OF baltimore IA n
guest at the Metropolitan.
Chas. A. GaInbr and family, OF baltimore are 40.
jOurnng ut the Arlington.
McMahQn Is said to receive slsOOCo per annum as
salary and household expenses.
Isaac a. sheppard and family of Philadelphia. are
among the guests nt the Arlington.
Baron ROthschild, of Vienna, has an Income of
SSlUD day, but wears no diamonds.
Mr. Freeman Hunt Howard o. Holden and Alex
ander Anderson, OF New York, are ut the Arlington,
Everybody knows that the eX X-Congressman don
Stephen A. lIurlbut and VIM. Henry HuTlbcrt. of t6e
New York Ilprid, brothers, but no one knOwswhy
the latter spells his name with "er' instead OF "uh
This 4 why When IN London many years ago he eft
an ulder for some cards at AN engTayers and W. he
had then nOw, bad photographic habit OF uHttInp
loop At the top Of many letters, the engraver cOm
strued "liuTbut Into "IIuTbrTt" II happened 10 he
very neat plate and rather than spoil ii Re adopted
that way of spelling his name
Hotel Arrivals.
n The Mh0IOiRdL-M. Craven u. y n; r.
ACkcr, WlSlingium H. :. Bull, Minnesota; Miss Idn
baker Winchester; &, b. Krluth. Philadelphia; q, r.
Ilainp4 and niece Richmond Ius /, InnikIn Sinn,
NIT Miss; Charles 7, PhythiHn Kentucky; Henry il
Cohen, Ssynnnuh; J, q. MCWhUHur, AuEiIsta, tiu,:
Henry llrlpn LCosbnrg, Va; VIM, H. SllNiIlr lllli-
more, ana W. M6hbn"Sr New York.
Bring forth the sun umbrella,
And the biggest fan you own,
And the li-l.Utt Linen IIlslpr
National Republican., 1877-06-29

BosroN now has u Democratic mayor. OF
which ti'ct certain Democratic leaders sought tu
take advantage for political pL.pu,cs. They
cndcavorcd 10 induce the mayor to refuse to
receive the President officially, md thereby
attempt to east reflections upon his title Ia his
office. To the credit Of the Boston Democracy
they refused to become parties to any sIich dis
graceful act, On the contrary, they united
sincerely with the Republicans in giving the
President q hearty welcome. How impotent
and vain Is the malice of the few Journals
which still keep up the talk about the "fraudu-
lent President! The truth is there never
was Republican President who was so popu.
lar with the Democrats as HAYES is
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DIED.

BILLARD.-At Pulaski, n. ". on the 2ith inst ant
MARY JoSEPHISE, infant daughter OF ]. y, and L. X,
day a.
,G1Is0N.-on the e7th Of June, 1877, amer q shorS
Illness, HOWARD JOsEpH. infant son OF James W. and
Laura NJ, Gibson, aged five months
funerh nom residence 6Sa o street northwest this
morning at 10 clock.
suLLlvAN.-On the morning OF the 9Th of june.
isiI OF consumption, Miss ASsiE ]. SuLLIvAN agrd
twenty y.iuur years, two months and five days
Her funeral VIII take place nom her late resdenc-,
no. lIll Twentieth street northwest, on Friday Al
o'clock June ~, is77, Relatives and friends ofIhe
mlnily are respectfully invited TO attend.
TlioMAS-in this city, on the 9TH instant at 100
days. ~ s'h"'
His friends invited to attend his funeral nj tbc
Metropolitan Presbyterian church, corner Of ID and
fonrih streets southeast, Friday, the 9th Instant
toclock p M The remains nre To be removed 10
Corning, N. V. for intermenl iStnr
sANDEltSOS;-On the night OF the 18th OF June.
ihF, sAhuEi. H., son of the late Thomas IL and
Phebe sanderson, In the sixty-fnh year OF hts age
Funeral VIII take place from the residence nf his
sister, Mrs. Isaac Enwisle, No. ..l8 Seventh street
southeast, on Friday afternoon, at o'clock.
National Republican., 1877-06-29

The degree of doctor of laws which IIar-
yard University conferred upon President
HAYES, was u wcl-dcScrvrd honor. As a
graduate Of Kenyon College and the Cam
bridge Law school he had good foundation
upon which to build higher attainmcnts in
literature, science anl the law. lie has al
ways been II close student, and became emf
nent asa lawyer at the Cincinnati bar. r.,
he eminent ut that lar implies of itself merit
of the highest order. Thr enlightened public
sentiment of the nation will therefore approve
of the action of Harvard in conlcrring the de-
gree Of doctor of laws upon n man so truly dc.
serving.
National Republican., 1877-06-29

An IMPORTANT political movement has
been inaugurated in New York city, looking
to the formation Of an independent Republic
can organization, composed Of persons who ap-
prove of the Presidents policy. They are
known as the HAYES Republicans. The
leaders Of this party must be indeed disintcr-
ested since they cut themselves of from any
chance of obtaining Office by indorsing the
doctrine that office should not be conferred for
political services.
National Republican., 1877-06-29
THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRIcuLTrRl

One or two OF the New York journals
have spoken of Gen. LIE Due as lacking
proper qualifications for the position of
Commissioner of Agriculture. All such
statements do great injustice to that excel
lent gentleman, who was appointed because
of his eminent scientific attainmcnts and
special qualifications for the position. We
are confident that after Gen. LIE DI'C takes
charge Of the Department OF Agriculture he
will institute such practical reforms in il as
will soon satisfy the entire country that the
President has put the right man in the right
place.
National Republican., 1877-06-29

ALTHouGH Doorkccpcr FITZuUGH may not
be bigger man than GRANT, II turns out that
he is u more honest man than blue Jeans
WILLIAMS, Of Indiana. FIrzHuGH revealed
to the Committee on Accounts some great
frauds which had been committed in the
document room, but "Blue Jeans" for the
good of the Democratic party, suppressed NIL
the ugly facts. Lot poor FITzHuGH have
credit for one good deed, at least.
National Republican., 1877-06-29

THE condition of the political atmosphere
at Madison, Wisconsin, must bo very severe
for the last number of the State Journal de.
votes nearly four columns to pure literature,
including II critical essay on SHAKsPEAREs )
Tempest The happy editors seem utterly
obliyious of the Southern policy, and pay no
heed whatever to the storm now raging about
the Presdent's order to Fedcrnl Office. .hoIders.
National Republican., 1877-06-29

THERE is one thing the South might as well
understand first as last. If they wish to make
reconciliation u success they must support the
policy of the President with the utmost goot.
faith. If they merely resolve to stand by the
President till they get good chance to stand
by themselves" they will defeat all the efforts
of HAYES and his friends in the North to re-
store harmony and good feeling between the
two sections. If the people of the South sus.
tain the President in good faith. the North
will do the same, and peace will reign tri-
umphant.
National Republican., 1877-06-29

REAL civil service reform means, for Depart.
ment clerks, tenure of Office for life or during
good behavior and exemption from assessments
for party purposes This is a delightful cx.
change for the uncertainties which have hith.
erto rendered the future of Government cnl-
plOyecs so uncertain.
National Republican., 1877-06-29
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

The m1joined editorial extracts from pro,ni-
liem hmericdn newspapers, irrespective Of party,
ire published just any other aetrs items, solely
for he Information Of our readers. Our own
opinions aud rie,rs wiA usual be expressed only
IN our editorial columns.
National Republican., 1877-06-29

MANY Of our cotcmponrics, especially those
OF New, York, seem inclined to believe that
Secretary MCCRARY went forward TO attend
tho Republican State convention Of Iowa He
certainly started from Washington with no
such intention. Indeed, it would not have
been possible for him to get to Dcs Moines, n
his time of leaving this city was ut 1:3o Mon.
day evening. Most probably, ms he was near
ing his home ut Keokuk, on the Mississippi
the convention was about ntionrninr.
National Republican., 1877-06-29

THE speeches which the President has made
on his New England trip have been rcmarka-
bic for brovity and good sense. The Amcrit an
people will commend him for his prudence, for
they know how difficult it is for public man
TO talk on all occasions at great length without
loss of dignity as well as the risk of saying
foolish things. HAYES seems likely to rival
WILLIAM the Silent in rcticcnce.
National Republican., 1877-06-29

New ENGLAND has received the President
enthusiastically without distinction of party.
The South In a few days will do likewise, and
then what will there be left of the Manhattan
fIaudulcncy platfOrmp
National Republican., 1877-06-29

GAIL HAMILTON has the Pre- sdcntal scalp drip.
ping from her belt, and BLAINL shakes his CORY
locks AT the CRrpct.bagger- aud tells thpm-"1huil
CNnSt not say did it'-FhRddoiphtd Times.
We thought that the Presidents scalp was
the exclusive property of CHARLEY DANA. As
for Mr., BLAINE, 1t must be remembered that
ho has not been able to shake his CORY locks
at anybody since he had that sunstrokc.
National Republican., 1877-06-29

FATHER HEALY, on behalf of the Jesuts
yesterday declared at the commencement OF
Georgetown College that they were second to
none in patriotism and loyalty to the country
and its laws.
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tho policy Of the President. II Is to be hoped
that the Governor found the climate of les
Moines invigomting, although It must have
been pretty hot out there last Thursday.
National Republican., 1877-06-29

{ NONDEMNED.-BAISAM COPAIBA Is CON-
~ demned and discarded Us being not only worth.
less but frequently Injurious II Is dlsgl Ing In tasta
ani smell, and Will disorder the souIdtst stOmach
ana sui the qnncks nse the drug. Samaritan Iiit ia
purely vegetable, pleasant to lake and will awnys
cure " rom two 70 four days It Is the only known
exposure and trouble Male packages q 6pinni" ~
by druggists ~ ''''A
lesly W II. ENTwISLE
National Republican., 1877-06-29

IT was rather sinc,'Ipr that GOV. PACKARD
in his travels for ~. n happened to go d.
rcctly to place in which Republican con-
ventiou was held which failed to approve of
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philadelphia Stock Market.
Special Dispatch to the National Republican
PHiIADELruIA, June - =
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We shall esteem II n favor n Persons who
fail To receive their Paper regularly will re-
port that fact to this office as often as 1t oc-
ours,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.
wAsuISoros. June %, 1877.

wAsHINoTON, June q, 1877.
The sub-Treasury balances ut New York yesterday
were as follows Gold, Softi,so currency sis,i02sn
rhe Treasurer raid out on nccount Of interest
In New York tofuy money was easy NJ rst2.
Exchange quiet at 49, Gold firm at 0ia. Rates for
carrying. I.
Government bonds actvea strong ut The following
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I'd strong at the following
,taie bonds dull,

The following the closing rates for state securl-
| ties, as telcgraphed nom the New York stock tx
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Bring forth the sun umbrella,
And the biggest fan you own,
And the ligh.rst luvl dUslCr
That will suit the lUrrid zone.
National Republican., 1877-06-29

Local Notices, Is cents per line each Insertion city
zach subsequent Insertion
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Persons learing he city for he smmo can hare
THE REPUBLICAN mailed 10 any address BY paying 60
ak1lLS Der month, inrdridbIy In ddrdRcc
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The Republican In New York
can he obtained at BRENTANo's News Emporium.
% Union square.
National Republican., 1877-06-29

Notice.
We beg leave to state that decline to return
lectel communications; and to this rule we cnn make
no exception.
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Government securities:
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As- -Four LINES CONSTITUTE A SQUARE, If an
advertisement exceeds four lines the price will be
In exact proportion. All advertisements are pay.
able at the time Of their insertion Marriages and
death notices of three lines twenty. five cents each
Is Advertisements under the heads of Wants."
TO Rent" "For Sale" Boarding" Personal"
"Lost and Found" consisting of two lines or more,
ten cents per line each insertion.
National Republican., 1877-06-29

1t is General Grant's rcsplendcnt and sue
he has heen twice elected the chief Magistrate of
great country that has brUkcn down 80 many socia
barriers in his favor. His quiet aud undenionstra
tive personal manners have contributed to his favor
able reception. lie Is such contrast to the 0ffen
Sivc bunpttousncss too oftcfi exhibited by Amcri
cans that Englishmcn are ready To concc,ic grca
deal more thnn he would ever think of claiming fO
himself While his splendid reception Is no dDub
compliment TO the American people II Is also
great personal compliment to the only man VIII,
could have evoked such series OF demonstrations
, 1877-05-05

To THE EDITOR OF THE s Sr. CRoIx AVIS"
Dear Sir.
HIRE If late l have been noticing how
in 't,-"liy- me police servants have be-
co1c IN the discharge OF their duty in the
soc S"aGay Blanket. which can be
subsi"., q ed by any respectable resident
in that quarter, Amongst The many
causes of abuse to be dep5oycd md com
planned of is the permitting Of horses
from the country to be Tied in the empty
Lot No. 81 Company Street, Joiuing the
Sunday Market; where, during the whole
week round. and especially on Saturdays
and Sundays, the neighbours ale constantly
disturbed hy the noise and improper ex-
mbijions which occur there with these
lofSes
1t may be said that the lot is private
property, and does not therefore come
under fhe notice OF the police; but it
must be remembered that for the last
twelve or fourteen years it has been left
without an inclosure, and consequently
subject to the use which is row b ing
made Of i, and which | believe is with
Gu. the sanction of the owners.
Now MIR. Editor, | think it rcqui lite
that such an infringement Of the law,
both moral and social, should be brought
under the notice of the authorities, and a
sep be put to it.
Thanking you for the space you
have allowed me in your valued paper,
and craving your indulgence Tor another
time.
I am, dear Sir,
Your obi. scrvt.
A RESIDENT in Sunday Market
CEristiansted, Bird May 1877.
, 1877-05-05

certain that orders have been issued cor ,hu ..n.a
despatch of forty thousand troops 10 Molto "a
that q British squadron has beer ordered 20 Az
coed TO Corfa. P
The Great Powers deny the Porte's cl.ir, .
modi9ti9n, previous negotiations not having been
fulfilled 0SS"
The Fqssisn' have stopped the navigation Of
1t is ct ted that the Khedivs of Egvp, ovo,,.
the naturalization of the Sues Canal during the
war. "V
The Royal Mail Steam P.oks. coun..-,.
s. s. Don. arrived at Barbados at 10 ~ q.
day. - " "' -
NEw Yoak, May Ist.-Ths closing Of t%S D..
nnoe by the Russians is oonsidorsd TO have a
most Feri" us effect on Turkey
In the British House Of Commons A.. Ola
stone mas given notice of his intention to move.
ntho twenty fourth instant FIVE rosolptioha -
tugonistic to Turkey. al
Sir john Lubbock will also intermediate the Gov.
erhL ent on the subject.
a GA t'ie is now taking place between the Rus
slams and Turks in the Vicinity of Knrs. bu, tie
result Is Us yet undecided. -"
ne Dfl'i@h Government has proclaimed that
G:n9i@ho VIII remain neutral in the present CON
Hict between Russia and Tur5ev.
Ne" r,"Rk' May 2nd'-Io England recruitipo
with great activity, 6 F""" ="
a lafls Telegram states that the Duke Decozss.
M4'<ter for Fore gn Affairs, declares that FIance
J., nod ,fGe from com LEGATIONS as regards the Eastern
1t is stated that the Russian proclamation Of
war will be replied to by England solely,
New YoHE' May End Flour per barrel St.
Lawrence brand 1918
Meal PR Dbl $50 to !
Heavy Mess Pork per barrel, 9l7.
suour Crystals per ib lO1 to IOF cents.
Far to good refining per ID 81 to 93st.
En2iISA Islands M.ln%ses per gallon, 80 esnts.
Premium on Gold 1863 to1.
Exchange New York and London 4.s74.
LONDON May End.
Dem. Crystals per owt. et lIl6 daty Gtss
Sugar Muscovado do. 9I 66 do.
delayed Havana No. II FL 96 ahoat.
Dem"rara Rum, per gallon. l 81 in bond.
Trinidad CocoA, per cwt. ca IA Cd.
Conso!s 93i to "a
BANK Of England Rats of Discount 3 p. .
Cotton, 81.
, 1877-05-05
Acknowledgements

IN A Planter ALEXANDER LATIMrR, der
~ we'd den d. Tide forrrige NAMED at-
hoIdte V9lghandling blew gjtnvaIgt til
MedItm at ColoniaIraadet for ST. Croix for
Frederlkstcds Jurisdictions Landdistricts
valgkredS' har erkleret like at modrage
VA get cg Valgbestyrelsen har fundet hans
Undskyldniagsgrund fyldestgi6rende, vii
ll6l &c Pf1Sldentskabets Ordre nyt Vals
fnde Sted paa T~hin9huset L0yerdSgen den
12te Mai f0rstkommende.
Valghnndlingen begynder XII. IL slot
og vii HenhoId til Coloniallovens 5 30
suites II. 3 slet.
Valg~bestyrelsen for Frederiksteds ia.
TisdlctIons Landdistricts valgkreds, den
3die Mai 1877.
G. sARAUW.
, 1877-05-05
Publication.

VRK HEREAS Mr.. ALEXANDER LAr1MER
u1 who at the election held the l7,h
OF last month had been reelected as mem.
Der OF the Colonial Council for the Country
District OF the Jurisdictio. Of Frederik.
sted: has refused to accept of the same, and
as his reasons have been considered valid
by the Electoral Board, a new election
OF o member will, according to order from
the Presidency. take place at the Court
house ON Saturday the l2th of May next,
The polling will commence at 10 O'Clock
noon' and, III accordance with he ColOni.
al law ) 80, close OF s o'clock p. m.
The Electoral Board for the County
District OF the Jurisdiction of Frederikstsd
May 3rd 1877.
DAT
, 1877-05-05
REV. DIR. M~UHLENBERG.

Oae vi the most dcseryelIy esteemed
cIeI9ymrn-a man widely known outside
OF his own country and his own commu.
mon, has ust closed his useful life. Dr..
Aohirnberg was Il clergyman Of the
American branch Of The Anglican Church.
lie was born in 1896, and devoted his long
lie to charitable objects At Lancaster,
Pennsylvania, he initiated The first public
school established in that state outside of
Philadelphia. He was afterwards for IS
years principal Of a quas;-collegiate school
at Flushing, Long Island. But he is chief
ly Known as the founder of St. Luke's
hospital IN New York, whose value has
been proved by more than one person from
ST. Croix. The first sum collected towards
tins Hospital was $50. In eight years this
bad increased to $500. 900, when the corner
stone OF the Hospital was laid. It is now
such an institution that it's yearly expenses
afe about $50, 600. In attendance on it ia
some OF the fist medical aud surgical talent
IN New York. 1t occupies q large portion
OF the block between 54th and 55th streets.
The chapel is IL the centre of the building.
and the wards ale so arranged that the
occupants OF them can Join in the religious
services. The Hospital is entirely connect
ed with the Protestant Episcopal Church,
but no question of creed determines the
admission to it, there being now, g. g.,
among its inmates, Jews, Roman Catholics.
aud Presbyterians. 1t is in charge of a
Protestant sisterhood organized by him,
which was The first of many such now at
work in the United States.
In 1870 DR.. MuhIenberg established 81.
Johns Land which lie a hume for crippled
and destitute children, and for homeless
old men. Ofthe 500 acres of land belong.
ing to St Johns Land, a large part is let
at reasonable rites to deserving working
people. DR.. Muhlenberg, at bis W re.
quest, is buried there.
IN tn nAnnAAL:-- L
, 1877-05-05
L E l. Z G Il A Nj S /.
THE WAR.

DISSENSIONS IN TIE BRITISH
CABINET!
ENGLAND SENDS 10000
TROOPS 10 MALTA.
TIE ERITISH FLEET DESPATCH.
ED TO CORFU.
TIE DANUBE BLOCKADED
The OutZ Canal to be neQraliZGd.
NO MEDIATION FOR TURKEY!
ArviUal Of the Don a
Barbados.
, 1877-05-05
CBRIS7lAES2ED, ST. CROII,
Saturday May 9Th, 1877.

Our readers will be sorry to learn that
the Rev. G. WILLEMuEs, who has been so
many years among US, is about to leave the
Colony,