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AMERICAN PORTS.

&Ds FL. 'eAr' Tom Williams
iS.i~1irivea steamer John GiOson New York; schr
Phsrc and 4 II llurlenr., do
SAM; ils,t: I a.sSr' bJlSssDoi rm
M.nsas Emma f s9om
xPpfoSAvd Apt, i4-HrTIysd schr. ohm Prizes Nick.
ss saSHoSS a" s.'se @ os
,., rs1s s Ds'r .ds ." .s: se xsa
hannibal. Penals,on: r whea.on ,B.rrs,.; Mary 4
:. ssss LAM. sa..s:sss
:.4s s'Sss'ss I'D TsT.ss
s "rsw ss baS.wet s Mary Pearson sroan
ioboken. Daniel Webster. wn.low. do; Abbis Bar,hy.
and n Rankin pSii.deipS,s " 'ss'' :" '''
.s %sess rs.aps. Aass a s aSha
se1 aisi % %n :' Fran
Aas br"oei Lynn; ,Nor Jensen. Yarmouth.
R.low-aart Athlete ,xs, Sorsee1 from nusnilio. via
i%E. Arrived steamer. ruesahoe brown. yewber
vn. Haven see Miscellany; Rnisbeth Masec. Mssse
Fanny casw slade,, CLARK New York
I ss Mss: s.r S4sSs
chsaeo Sspan Nip s'ssS"I .ess' Le Ys @
VIM Gillian. ..Mehafsy Providence; Index, Garrison,
Quincy Point. Mass.
~Sailed-Barks giuseppe Lavarrllo' Ocean.
BRUNSWICK, April lO-Arrtse,. -chrs Josiah White
house rarnhsm Boston; Lcxns Leighton. New York
sia,h-Arrvsd, senr Carrie Woodbury. Woodbury.. Port
RoyBl - ....s.
Atwood. 10
BELFAST. April ii-Arrivsd. schr Jas Holmes. Ryder
Ellsworth kr Kingston NY tNnd sailed 10TH Geo Fer.
gu sor Ferguson do for New York ,aud sailed 16th,.
l5th-Arved. schr Fannie Edith Bartlett Baltimore
10Th --sailed. schr Evenne. White. Jacksonville.
BATH, April i-SAied schr AdriannH, Snowman. New
York. . .
BAKERS LANpiNd, April 17-Arrived. schr Hattie
Collins. Barnard. Hoboken.
CHARLESTON. April IA Cleared, brig Tibadaho tsp).
| 0eipi Barcelona
ssicd-schr White Sea Slower Fernaudina.
| i5th-Afrived, schr vraie. sharp Boston.
is,h-Arrived, bsrks Abraham Skae tNcrl Grevreen,
Gloucester Frcdis tAorl Berg, IAverpoo brig vss~,
| Bull River. -
Cissred-Bark Runer cScr,. Lannfedt, wiminrtcn no.
| Saed-schrsJ Carlton, Richmond: Ben. do, n W Ma
/ gee WEYMOUTH, Mass. A Edwards Miller. New York.
UARIkN ADrti tGieared, barks Ober Burger eiser
Won Winter tGer, Schmidt, Bridge water, u Aiisa ,BrJ
| Goran, 1T john.
| isth-Arrived barks Ocean (Br. Mckenzie, Belfast.
| Skinner (Sor). Tollesen, Appledore.
| Cleared BARK saga sNorJ bic tirmsby.
| DiGHToS, April .ls-Arrived, schr Ncksrson, New
| Yovx.
EpGARTowS, April iA-Arrived schrs Aroma Bell. Mari
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win invest Sill 900 In five story tenement
building INC Wendell estate VIII put up Al the south
west corner OF Broadway and Thirty eighth street ouI
second class stores consisting OF story and base
mcnt each. at cost vi 81. 900 each. Nj. John Pope
% P1s W so nve story sSe sns
Mr. Charles wurzc will spend $40, 500 IN erecting
hyo story building 70 be used partly as bakery and
partly rs tenement
MISCELLANEOUS BUILDINGS.
Tho Quackenbush estate will put up large manu-
factory on tho northwest corner of Pearl and Elm
streets expense OF sl2 600 Mr. r. Becksleln viii
build large packing house Ave stories 10 height on
the southeast corner Of Hudson and Franklin streets,
costing 81 00O In Norrlsana, on ST. AIMS avenue,
north OF l55th street, Messrs Phil W. Ebiing nave
nied plans Tor stable and ONCE she former costing
The foregoing includes nearly AL the applications for
buildings OF Importance that are nov on nle IN the
psparsmen, Of BUILDINGS quite NUMBER 2, r ses,
avenne and elsewhere which are nor re.
ierred TO, having been before described, the
permits for which having been issued IssI year
The genera! depression IN business has affected
this much more than any other class Of bus'-
ness. tor When there 80 many eligible stores
ana dwellings now remaining empty capitalists do not
feel inclined 20 invest Their money 10 buildings when
might remain year 10 want o. tenant. ae
position number OF years, said 10 the writer that he
had known for several years past SO dull spring
three or years ago there were very
many tine residences put up costing from
Instances. The region or the Boucvards especially
were the favored localities Of the builders; but oil
that Is changed now Several persons who were ex-
tensiye builders n few years ago have lost 50 much
money by decreased rents and Increased taxes that
they have ceased building altogether, and the ma
jor,y OF the houses being built are sinai! stores
dwellings and tenemcnts New YORK is gradually,
year by year. becoming home Of the very rich aud
the very poor the middle classes are surely rapidly
and permanent removing to the neigh6oring To-
caites the ample rar0at facilities to ali places en-
bracing a radius OF twenty miles around this city.
together with cheap rents, pure air and freedom from
the infectious diseases caused by dirty and
other causes prevailing IN large cities, tending 10
make residences such places more and moro sought
Tor every year by old New York residents.
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xAas.,Il.s. Apr, i4-Arrivsd. bark Nathaniel eSon.

MARshrLxs. April It-Arrivsd bark Nathaniel sNof'
Jacobsen. New YORK.
Sailed 18th. bark Piskaiaaua tprl. Scott. View York
MANILA. April Elm port. ship Daniel Marcy. Bicxne
from San Francisco. for New York, 20 sail 18th
QUEENSTOWN. April 10. AM-Arrived. steamer England
tBr, Thompson New York tor Liverpool land procesded
SOUTHAMPTON. April lsArrived steamers Rhein tGer).
FRANKIE New York for bremen. Narnbers Ger. Jaeger
Baltimore FOR do land both proceeded.
sHviLLK Apri. l6-saed bark Adolf Anderson CSwe).
Andersohn. United States
LONDON Apri! lsBark Mercur tAus,. So.ch. from New
York. which went ashore recently ererna QueenSown
hsrbor. has biged She much hoggsd snidshps. and
Oils With the tide Some her cargo been
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL Is, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED nj THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHiTEsToSE TELEGRAPH

Steamer Victoria iBrl. Young Glasgow April and Mo-
willie sh. with ndsc and i52 10 Henderson Bros
steamer iIammonia GER, yoss Ham April and
avrc 7th, with mdse aud 3i2 passengers to kunhardt
Co. Was detained outside II hours oy fog
steamer Vile de Paris tFr), Durand Havre April via
Plymouth SAIL with mdse passengers Louis de Be-
bian.
steamer City Of Vera Cruz. Deaken. from Havana 14h
inst y, with mdse and passengers TO Alexandra
Sons 18th inst ", lat - "a lon a. spoke bark Albion
tBrj, bound ~ 10th. lat 80 10. Ion 10 81 brig Mary
Leighton Sagua. bound N; i7th lat 81 ~ lon 70 30
stopped BY vessel wateopged aud abandoned lying the
remnants Of an American ensign from pole union DOWN.
gone. houses stove. bUwsprt and bboom standing
sde her 10 he the Abbe. OF Portland. schr
Abbie. Capt Adams. which left Matansas April FOR Of
Iiatteras
steamer City Of Dallas. Hines Fernandina, and Bruno.
wick ia. April ~, via Port Roy al, sc, l4h with mdse
and pa -sengers 10 q II Mallory & Co.
Steamer Jacinto. Hazard. Savannah April ~ with
mdse and passengers to t,ro longe
Beneactor. Jones' Wilmington, Nc. days with
mdse 10 VIM r Clyde IL
steamer ADemarie. Clubs, Lswes Del with mdss the
Old Dominion Ste ams hi "a
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

wAsnscros. April lsNotice ia given BY the sh!house
Board the steam fog signal AZ the Sou twest Pass
Light Station Mississippi River Is disabled and will not
again sounded until the repairs are completed due
tico Of which will be given
Notice has been received from the government OF the
Dominion Canada that lighthouse erected by the gov
eminent Canada the Sw point Of Great Dock Island
will be put In operation the LIST OF June next The light
will show red dash and two white flashes every
minutes tho flashes attaining their greatest brlliancy
every and should be from distance Of -
miles.
AusrRALiA-wRsr coAsr.-L.ADISo LIGHTS AT CHAMPION
The Of Western Australia has given notice
that two ading lights exhibited from lighthouses
erected the north part OF Champion hay near high
water mi rk about mile southwark Of Chapman River
and half mile northwsrd Of Cutting Beacon The lights
are 6xed red lights elevated IS and Al ee respectively
above the lavel OF the and should be vas
ibis in clear weather, through an are Of 70 deg.
from distance Of eight nine miles. Tho towers
painted white, with keepers dwelling attached are 2o2
yards and from each other by and by
sLs The upper IS teet hi! l. square; the lower
tower 81 ieet high is octagonal The Illuminating appsra-
tus of the lower light Is of the fourth order
Nors-These lights in limo clearing by NJ leap be.
the extend narthward ~ Moore Point aud
the .hoxl ground southwark Of Four Fathom Bank
Position lower light Lat - ~ ID 5, Ion ia 81 % x.
Bearings nagnssic. Variation, deg westerly In 1871
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THE CHRISTOPHER PESTS.

NO GREAT TROUBLE ANTICIPATED IN NEBRASKA
THE COMING SEASON.
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1871
Senator Paddock, OF Nebraska, who has forwarded
large quantity Of seed all parts Of his State and
particularly those portions devastated by grasshoppers
daily receives replies from those districts and the
preston Is amost universal that there will be great
trouble from the grassboppers this year. In many
places the eggs have been destroyed by cold weather.
and there Is further apprehension OF grasshopper
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SPOKEN.

Bark coringa Josseyn, Boston FOR Honolulu. Jau
81 on River Plate. - :,
assc at J 10 lon ~ y ship Richard Ill at WiscasstU
Schr Harry John tBp. from - for -. no date.
lat 20 ~. Ion "a ~ . -.
sshr Johanna ttier. bound 30 Columbia River. March
4 lar 50 s. lou ii3 10 w.
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wHALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford April IL, barks Daniel and MI
nerva, for Atlantic Ocean. - .
sailed from Provincesown April 10, schr VIM Martin,
Martin Atlantic Ocean land left Vineyard Haven l'.
letter from board bark Lydia. vi NIB dated 81 sea-
lat Ion 80 W. Dec IS reports tne death OF Capt rraro
on the 18th cape de Verbs o fever
tracted IN port The vessel would proceed her
under aud OF Andrew Corey. the mate. bonnd to
River Ia Plate.
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SAILED.

Steamer. St Laurent tFrj, for Havre Algeria tB Tv-
erpool Colub u.s. Havana: Cleopatra, Nassau kapidan.
Savannah Ashland, Charleston.
Wind nj sunset. ENE: ut m dn ght, NE.
barometer at sunset. 3U02; nj midnight 29.90.
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BOUND EAST.
BELOW.

Bark Anatra (ItaD. from Glasgow.
Brig 8 n lian,en tNor). from Newcastle. E.
Brig Gem tBrI, from Rio Janeiro.
Schr Hudson tBri. from Cardenas.
Schr Emma 4 Smaliey. from MHtanzAs.
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FRANK GRAMoNT.

News has been received in Providence. r. l., OF tho
death OF Frank Granont, Treasurer OF the Providence
and Springfield Railroad Company, at Jacksonville,
Fin 4 The death took place yesterday.
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FREIGHT RATES.

ST. LOUIS, April H. 1877.
Il s stated good authority that freight rates from
here to Eastern and seaboard points will be advanced
within Ave DAYS
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OBITUARY.
ROBERT NJ. CUTTER.

despatch from Halifax, N. s., under date Of tho
lsth announces the death that day Al Guysboro Of
Robert n. Cutter aged nnety-two years. Mr.. Cutter
had been y member OF tho Legislative Council since
1855
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR rus MONTHS
OF APRIL AND NAY
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The demand for French Hats seems to be growing
each year, more and more families deter TO
reiinQuish the cares of an entire house aud 1--we IN
fats. Notwithstanding the humber OF apartment no.
tells existing ia New York city there applica-
tons for the erection OF more. Mr. 4 T. Marshall viii
erect i've story brick anu brown stone building, rs
feet front vs. eet deep. at No III West Fifteenth
street. at Of s23 uVO, lifted up IN flats Mr. John
Shirnier. No -. Eighth avenue also intends hung
M building 25xS2 at cost OF $50 UUu Tor the
purpose Mr. John q. Carey has maze applications
Tor a permit 10 erect a French fiat hotel the south
SIDE Of For.y-second street, between Seventh aud
Eghih avenues, 25xg2 feet. at cost Of $40 O0O SIR.
Carstep Gerken intends erecting a similar building
on the OF sixth avenue and Wavcricy
pace al cost OF STA. 900 All OF these are on hum
known as the Newport, Albany, Saratoga, Osborne,
Lenox and RhineIandcr
DWELLINGS,.
The most expensive .weing to be erected will be on
the north side Of Fifty street. between Madison
and Third avenues IL will be owned BY NJ. h. lnger
soil built or brick with front. IL lset In
width and Is feet deep, tour stores In height and cost
SIS zoo On the south side OF Thirteenth street be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues, Mr. John Gaut
will erect two dwellings at cost oil s. 500 each ln
Finy-tbird street, between Fifth and sixth avenues, j.
H. Tanan will erect tour four story dwellings, two oil
them costing 925 900 each and the other two SIS 600
On 1924 street. between Third aud Fourth avenues Mr.
Joseph Peters viii erect row OF nine dwellings on the
uortu SIDE and Mr william Sichols similar row Of
oiuo ou tnc south SIDE, each dwelling costing $4,000
On the side OF Sixth avenue extending from l3ls
"a 13zd street, Mr. Charles Moran Will erect row Of
Twelve brown stone front dwellings, at cost OF So, 00U
zach ON llsth street, east OF avenue A, Caroline Col
lett will erccs dwelling costing 70, 900
STORES AND rEykSgSrs.
Ro,ssrt 9oclct mas n.e1 application for 6rst class
storc 10 be buIt nj No ~ spruce street II will be
sour story brick building and cost $4,000 AtNo
oaS csst third street Ludwig Muller will erect FIVE
story bulldog the grosno nGof ueng g 1sSap,ed *
.,, ross To- COO Mrs Boyle intends erecting four
,n,v ssns msns az No 233 West Eighteenth street at
cos, Of 81 500 At No. 33 PITT street MI. {. S'ense
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-05

Died, on the ?5th uit, at Elm Grove, the res
idence q it, parents, JAMES ALsEar, first born Of
Lewis J. and Bette Chunn, aged one month
and twelve days.
Another bud to bloom in Heaven-Another
spot on earth len drear. Weep not though fond
and loving parents, he came not here to stay, but
- . little messenger from God to show Ms the
way 10 the home where Angels dwell, and by
dying fulfilled his mission, since no effort on our
part could stay his fight 70 better world.
Though no more On earth re win hear his lit
lie cry o. watch his budding s0ilu, We know
that e 10 happy With Him who has said ''Suf-
6r little children 70 e0nR anto me and forbid
them not, for Of such ID the Kingdom ofHeaveu."
And what . consolation, pafents, - pure end -
ianccsnt - when 6rst your precious babe was
gently clasped to your bosom, you have yielded
him beck to his Maker, free even Of the knowi-
edge Of the dangers and shipwrecks which per-
haps be vsnld have had 70 snnsstes on the
boisasrous ocsan Of this world had not God loved
him too well - subject him 70 such.
'Tis hard TO give him up. we know, 10 take
from ID mothers arms this litsle treasure, hot
when Ne know that our loesis HE eternal gain,
well can We ay Gods win Be done-'' And
having unsei6shly offered up to Heaven youf dear
little baby boy, when through Gods mercy We
Come ye hieaed Il ny fsshef," oscs more
viii You behold your iittlsg Angs with out
stretched arms, smiling upon you rom the bright
choir Of Angels, - when he last smiled Sae rs On
earth.
Ana what better time could God have chosen
% have called him bone. 70 make even his hast
resting place on safth beautiful With 10 early
carpet q green and fragrant Spring Sewers, and
- eently - they wave, fond Parents, npon the
grsse Il ysaf lisaie bale - win your sorrow for
e pa0 svsy, cod eesine usse thsa ef that
GoA's mercy 10 bocndless, veil viii you say,
sswhea God shove our darling called,
How bard u ~ from him 10 pm,
Bat now re know u oil his gains,
We give hin - vish al COR heart."
n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-05

THe PeisTeAs SssvA1,es.-WAsa-
1ssss d1pkle my hsys bss61ents1eais>1
ofths sl,insae seiioaef Pr dent fQyes
in rsssresss 10 The vitAdowl Of Fed
ersl tsoops fton - e.pisnas n Sosfh
Caroline and Lesil -. q e. eoesss
quent sbsndcnmsut Of TIE esspet.bse
governments in these States. hive usea
removed and q last set q ssst. - Ias 1t
lesst o. the former Stsas = ssseesue&
An order has been sdopsea By Hayes
end his Csbisss sssisisg TIE Federal
forces from their old guardianship Of
the State Hose u Columbia and re-
treaiiae thes - psepss seserrstioas-
The eject OF this move VII BE. 10 sep.
plenest niiitsry by civil ssahosity In
the State. 10 open tAs Cosss 10 -
eomers and make their Seeisioas snes
more Of paramount effect. Il alse means
the squelching Of ChanSe,i,in md his
following, and the future rule Of South
Carolina BY South Carsliniaus. h the
contempaatisa Of the wise aaa sqaita-
BE action Of the President 10 this mat
ter. We are tempted almost to forget
that the chief rsagistsscy of the coun-
try has been wrongly ifsst eorrupsly
appropriated snd 10 now enjoyed b5 one
utterly waheus eqsitsSie and with .
very questionable leg,l clsh~ tsA. But
all this II ssw in the ssadStien Of 'spilt
milk" and is referred 10 here, and now
especially, more in sorrow than IN anger.
The Liberation Of Louisiana must soon
follow. Indeed, we believe now the
Commission that is on its way to New
Orleans was organized with . view to
make out such q case against the car
pet-baggers Of that State - would ena-
bic Hayes to abandon Packard and
withdraw The troops without shocking
his own party following. The proposed
apparently fair mode Of procedure I'M
der which the Commission is to act, we
regard a. a mere blind to deceive Pack
ard. The new legislature which is in
tended to be called by the Commits
sion win abolish carpe,-bagism in the
State and the hand of Mr.. Hayes will
not be seen m tie transaction. This
will be ubie-dealmg On the part Of
His Exceliency with the very people
who made him President, but Mr.. Hayes
sees very clearly either Packard or the
army must be parted with. The truth
is, the qualifying clause attached BY the
last Congress to the army bill has set.
tied the fate both Of Chamberlain and
Packard. but praise and applause should
not be altogether withheld from Mr..
Hayes on this account. To do him JUS
tice, we believe that, having got out OF
the carpet-baggers all that he could, he
is now sincerely anxious to cut loose
from them and to institute honest home
rule over the whole South.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-05

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-05

PRoMpr ApJUsrMESr.-The London
& Liverpool Royal Fire Insurance Com
pany, Joseph H. Key. Esqr., Of our
town, agent have settled with Mr.. j.
Philip Greenwell for the full amount Of
hisinsurance on the mill-house destroyed
by fire . few days ago. The prompt
and upright dealing of this company
with its patrons is passing into a pro-
verb here and is obtaining for it general
conSdesee and wide popularity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-05

CONTINUATION or CorRr Paocrrs-
Iscs.-Thursday, March %. Judge Ford
on the bench.
State vs.. William Lane and Z. T.
Slatum. Indictmena fes dredging in
81. Marys river. Tried Ivy Court
Guilty and fned IS each. Crane for
State.
Friday. March 3oth. The Court met.
No case ospub,ic interest engaged the
attention Of the Court.
Saturday, March 3ist. The case Of
State VS.. Geo. w. Smoot. indicted for
Bigamy. called up and postponed un.
til Tuesday. 3rd proximo. States At.
Attorney and 4. c. Comb. assigned by
Court At request Of States Attorney
for State. James H. Wilson, Colonel
and George Blackstone for traverser. -
The Grand Jury after submitting their
rPort on the condition Of the jail, etc.
were discharged with the thanks of the
Court.
We extract from the report the refer
ence to County Expenditures which
this Grand Jury had it in charge 10 re-
port upon at the present term.
That we have in the discharge Of
the dsty imposed upon Us. carefully
examined the reports Of county expen-
dItures for the year 1876, made by the
County Commissioners to the Grand
Jury at the September term of the Cir.
cult Court.
That We have also carefully consid-
cred the report Of said Grand Jury on
the report Of said Commissioners made
10 the Court at said term and that in
our judgment the various prese ntmen,s
and recommendations therein made are
eminently just and proper. for the rea.
sons therein set forth, with one excep-
ton, viz: THAT the per diem of Jurors
he reduced to two dollars"
That We do net concur in recon-.
rnending said reduction in the per diem
Of Jurors, because We think they would
then not receive for their services sun
sufficient TO dctray the necessary ex-
Pcnses OF attending Court"
Monday, April 2nd. The Court met,
but no business Of interest 70 public
transacted.
Tuesday, April 3rd. The case ofStasc
''. Geo. W. Smoot called up on motion
Of States Attorney for . postponement.
Afser arguments. the Court postponed
the case until Thursday, the 26th inst.
The Petit jury were then discharged
With the thanks Of the Court until
Thursday. the 26.h sust.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-05

ERRAra.-ln the letter u our Rich
mond correspondent, psbhshed In last
Beacon. there occurred several press er-
rors which. in justice to the writer, We
sosrect in cur present issue. In the 7th
line. for '.fshy" read '.J1iaty." In an
other ssstsaee further sleeg 10 The sane
lesaes sbe ''ef dsfsaee to justice" read
''of 1.fereaes 10 justice In the lsh
paragraph. for '.pressse" read pressure
and Tor "foreioiy' read possibly"