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WHY Justice Da,i. Refused to Hear q Lawyer

Justice Davis q Jersey City recently commit
mtici James shea. Jersey cty politician to the p,u
rHrary for three months Tor fighting C.unsclorw
DalN ohtMu.i Sl,as release ly the Chancellor upon
hlras corpus and 30 his argument before the Chaucc
ior thc LAWYER sad uat iHsn,e Davis frequently DE-.
Diit tNllNuNflHtr 100 1000 i 81 lriltrIfN
thDt Tine lawyer amt the JUSTICE have latu l.d trends
anal t',''Itt, when Mr. nth Autu,d ou hchal. Of a
wI1 aU' used u lufIltiN hrufr lN.fNt lhfis. a., ll-
n.c reuN 60 allow nam o. n'ni unrs hc ti.lo.I tDi
'ul what Dee hHd sati ltutr tN uluctllnr UlN tt.rt
tn upuinrlf'. amt sud Au that lever uth r0i nlaft
Nunf court NOW ritrtHe The Justice refused o. hear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-23

Mrs. Catherine Callaghan's suit against Miss
Nully lcus was decided IN ho Third District civil Court
Yesterday Mi, rion, who Is the widow ot Carlo Patu
James Fisk Jr 5, musical director rented rooms Mrs
ralaehnn'' tou lns house at u Clinton place Mrs
'AllaehHn alleged hat shc paid only s14 leaving
balance dur 90 = H 800, AMI She sued tnr tnUt amount
Justice laikotN,s rlay .avc Judgment in favor az Mrs
tai1Fhan for rlah damages ana az costs The cNccu
ton MAS placed IN he hands OF Tho Shtln Tor service
Miss fleus is RI. ,crinaw ot Adcllna and Oalluita
Atu. aud has bee. ON the operate stage for several
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DEAR FIN About two weeks ago mailed TO Your at
dress hotter cneloslng one loar co. Tor ohe Of your
Same Writing. Fanny SUI, hing and Darmn2 Attach
M mt. advertised IN fF sus It has hccn received
have used H. and II works To perfection lts n"rl't ht
tie gem AMI possess all tho excellent quantities winch
yoa ,lnim iOtit
have the least doubt OF ITS becoming great favor
ito the inmY cIrce after the personal experience
have oi II, use IN my own family, AMI therefore have no
hesitation Ia recommending II highly In public use.
have written aane ON every thilg ia the house ~ the
shape cloth and darnVd several articles with itwhCh
after being washed and pressed, Is hardly ncrccphba
Yours. truly. Y hRrr.
'N''" wy i3s East 10Th st, New York city Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-23
The Jerome Park Fan Races.

The programme for tho fail meeting Of tho
American jockey 'luh, which begins oct o. and conti-
on the 9Th ION, and lxth,Is live one Ihe purs,
and added money amount g. filtfN The principal
events VIII be- r ftf fr AuIsery Stakes. the Dee
stakes, tile Manhattan iHuirHp the lIuuur Stakes,
the MWuuiy sukct the 'hlmpasnc Stakes the Grand
National Handicap sWocnstakrs Ne lIumohrcd Ptndu, e
Stakes Lauaieap sieepechases hurdle rGces and pure
.efN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-23
Tn Ex-senator AIcorn'. Interest.

WAsHISGroN, Aug. 22.-Thc Republicans who
came on here from Nis,.,ispli to get the Goram Cam
rasn committee to aid tn rcor-anzins the old Repul
party ~ that state r,alv in the interest II
senator Acorn u, intends entering the iur Con
gtc-. inst haimers 80 the Vi A.ur- District lie las
hl ii 10 lt- elected, lNt VII Wlkc MARTYR ol Inn.
- iur tir sake cd n, lHrN. Tie ultimate ~ cot flis
rHr'iatrfe j. nuu' in hi ambition o. l second ou ii.
e. t ure tf fr l-~i Al'Nrut-A nrn h ir,tr ~ 1runt
gi Nls tiuf tue rfuitftf. fNr str.Hl place
h,a >uutltr Aturu has bad somrthiu- 90 % tt Do.
ufatluu Zoo iNln- lfAt itittut such ~ would l..
wanted 90 associate ~ an Grant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-23
Military Jealousy in New Jersey.

The encampmont Of tho Grand Army Of tho
Republic ON the tarn OF zen kilpatuok near p,cA'r.
town, j promises 20 lead To considerable iltehns,
and possibly trouble, between the o. and the m,
h'rs o the state militia The former dlsplDasod AZ
"a" action oi the Commute Iu inviting the mil'ut.
hccHuc han ~ the nniltl had not seen ~ervl,c, amt Tic
O. dad not want 10 divide the h0nor7 at the rucaup
ment with thrn The miuuh clam th'lr n-ht To- Zee
present Aut threaten trouble II any ui-tinruonI made
Gen Kputn,k j. engaged now IN hIrmOnIAug the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-23

Jehn Dempsey who shot Mrs Frank IAngi0rd
~ hamilton PARK in tie VILLAGE Of West Brighton. on
''N3 evening last was srraigned before Justice Cor.
i 'i west bnshion, yesterday Mrs Lansiord VINO
d.. ,'"' 'hhItli recovered from her wound. ~
II ,n'l"fds testimony, Dempsey ws' hcli 10 await
t' .'hlI le 6thml Juty ou the charge OF Assault
I'm M &" sil H. Wt. committed 10 the codniy aa
" N'hhohd m default 81 S2iAD Tall
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DISQUALIFICATION Aug H. D., Tire Rev 4 Warner.
an of this riiy
CptilN--> METER lin saturday Aug II. ~ the
office oi the MhynuN. %, bis nnnn smith El, Jr
MAJOR o the ci'l uf y Nuti rti.frul colleen Esq. u
Et,ukiyu. g. Mis-, Rlclcl sehcr.r daughter ct Louis
Srlrfrr E-p iuuion Hugiari
toNkfIN-ni'H N%u Aug 90 ~ fIir residence o. the
hutr, Iartnts bv the Rev ri hiul ilarcuif Albert Y.
CUuNhn oi New York tp Mrltna T. Daglni OF jersey
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-23
After The Rnees.
Hartford

HARTFORD, Aug 22.-Sneak thieves have
made several successful operations daring the races
rms morning Thomas Elwood of Cleveland Nel known
patron VI the tut, found ms room al IN United s"ts
Hotel had been entered during the ni2t amt robbed ~
diamond pin worth $50 and gold watch equal value,
A. hawkins " Newark. y. J here ON husu, tpuk
room with a stranger ~ tie American IlUei, aud has
watch and diamond pin, valued at 1000 were gone TINS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-23

ROME. Aug 22.-Tho Hdie says that tho MIN
ste u te lto, . rrrpa,,nt ~ 70, ". n ,
gwen subsidy o. $40 70 tho Society VI haiAsmsn u
NAlll iluA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-23
Attacked by " oman with a sickle.

Patrick Mcchan and Patrick Dunn. after
DRINKING together all day "Wednesday went TO nunn's
house m the Fourth ward III BaYOHnc Thoy then
fought, and Moohhn beat Dunn severely. Nj. Dunn
arming herso with sickle ran 10 her husbands ASSIST
aud struck Mcohan several blows he oAd and
body, inihcung very suous wounds After Msehtn fcl
TO the around MI Damn throw having stone breaking
hisankle Tho police arrested MIS- Dunn, aud sent Nee
han 10 the hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-23

ToSpoA Aug. GA commission IL about 10
forurd Ton the puruuse IT removing the body ~ k'4
SIM nom rAls the Church. oi Santa tut. IA l,or nee.
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M.iKINE JNTELLIGENCE

sSftrruf NAvAc-fHfs nav
sun rises . Is Ann ssfs a. Noon rises. II %
WAfFu --iiiH nav
sandy Hook. 8 1 Guv iaIuf . li Hell date. -
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"noN mother heeps MIX NJ MapuesA IN the hGnse since
All 60 Na"hIaly regulates ne dsssusa " ebild =
, 1878-03-22
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
LOCAL n EWS.

Is addition to the items published by us
last week regarding Mr.. ChaS. Bell, who
wa, found dead in Chimarm Valley, we
are furnished with these: Deceased was
about ~ years Old: was Il native OF Lon
don. England; died, it is supposed, on the
llth inst. and was buried on the 10th.
lie wa, found by Mr. Tanner, and was ly-
ing on his back in the water where il was
a tew inches deep. It was supposed he
ha,l been lying there about y honrs. His
estate, consisting ot 100 acres ut land. TO-
yrther with Il few improvements and a
little personal property, will be turned
over to the charge of Mr.. Poor. Of China
cum who has been appohted administra.
tor on the same.
, 1878-03-22

On Friday evening last the Good Tenn
plals decided to purchase one fthoSe pop
uar EStcy organs from b. $. MiIler's
store. Nearly eighty dollars will be
raised by them in the way of an organ
fund by subscriptions together with the
amount cleared ut their last festival.
which amount. increased by some fifteen
dollars received for their old organ, will
cover nearly half the purchase money tor
4 new instrument. They will now have
one of the very best hall or church organs
to be Obtained anywhere.
, 1878-03-22

PROF. Roberts paror concert, on Mon
day evening, at FowIer'S hall, was con-
sidered Il rare musical treat by all who at
tended. A goody sized audience repaired
to the scene OF action at the appointed
hour, to hear the professor distinguish
imscIf IN his chosen art It is needless
to say that he fulfilled their expectations.
The piano used was very fine one, from
Mr.. Miller'S.
, 1878-03-22
LOCAL NOTICES.

l-Y" Steroscopic views Of all important
points of Puget Sound and California, for
sale at Jas. Jones'.
Go to Waterman & Katz for the best
carpets, at reasonable prices.
rf5" Go to Jas. Jones for all kinds of
ruit: Corner Custom House.
Eey" Two tiIst-class sewing machines,
n Wilson and a Singer, NEW, for sale.
Apply at the ARGUS office.
, 1878-03-22

FROM Capt. Gilbert, of the Winefred.
who gives Capt. Floyd Of Tatoosh light
house, as his authority, we learn that IT,
dal wave reached Tatoosh Island on
Thursday the eth inst. 1t seems that Mr..
Martin, who had gone down to the boat
house, was overtakcn and nearly drowned
before he could save himself. lie next
called for Capt. Sampson and others to
come down and help to get the boat IA
valuable one, belonging to the light house, J
safe, as the water was up in the boat
house. While they were endeavoring to
secure it some way, they were warned by
a lady standing on the bank and climbed
up the bank just in time to save them
selves. The boat-house, boat, rigging,
some lumber and and large canoe were
I'll washed out to sea and lost.
, 1878-03-22

THE steamer Dispatch, having with
some trouble and labor to her owners been
put alloat, is running once more on her
accustomed route. She was not damaged,
we are told, as the beach was sandy where
she got ashore. The Dispatch is one OF
the best little sea boats of her size on the
Sound. and for that reason will probably
be put on the Neah Bay mail route il
steam service is secured there.
, 1878-03-22

ATTENTION is called to the advertise
mcnt of MesSrs. Jacobs, Bros, Il Co., of
Portland, finding currency through our
columns. This company sets much value
upon the judiciouS usc OF printers ink,
though it would be Unnecessary could all
visit and inspect their goods. They are
surpassed BY none in the quality of their
,lry-goods and undcrwears. Merchants
will ilnd it to their interest to purchase
from them, and get Il warranted article.
, 1878-03-22

On Thursday the Nth, the ship Shirley
was towed to sea by the Tacoma, Captain
Mathews. when she was driven back un-
der greatly reduced sails, to await the sub
siding of the heavy southerIy wind which
was blowing.
, 1878-03-22

If the young folks OF this town are 60
ing to have II properly celebrated gala
cay on the lst Of May this year it is about
time they were taking the matter into
consideration. We are willing to help enjoy
the sport if some one else will do the big
gcst share of the preparing.
, 1878-03-22

OUR correspondent at Tacoma is nOti-
fled that his communication is respectfully
declined publication, though We would
very much like to hear from him upon
other topics.
, 1878-03-22

THERE is prospect for a speedy re-
opening OF the Utsalady Mills by the Pu-
get Mill Company on or about the 10th
OF April. New machinery is reported to
be on the way from the East tor the mill.
which will be run exclusively upon foreign
ouers,-ss Il, Il. Mail. ~
, 1878-03-22

AT the N. f. church, on Sunday last. Il
large sized congregation attended service,
both morning and evening. The evening
sermons on Bible characters will be sus-
pended Tor the present, but course of
lectures will be commenced especially de-
signed for the young.
, 1878-03-22

Mr.. \. Meagher, OF Port Angeles, came
up from that place few days ago tor
medical treatment. He returned, how
ever, by the last boat He reports bet
ter prospect for his section than has been
manifest fora long time. Glad to hear it,
, 1878-03-22

The new advertisement which MessrS.
Waterman & Katz have inserted this week
for the first time indicates that those gen.
rIemen intend keeping everything that
farmers or tradrsmen need. Read it, and
then 90 and examine their stock.
, 1878-03-22

FROM the b. b. Mail" we learn that
the citizens OF Semiahmoo talk of building
a fifteen thousand dollar saw-mill, Messrs.
Wilson, Murine and others being the chief
movers in the matter.
, 1878-03-22

TIE Cog law is in force and the number
of canine ornaments who were formerly
wont to grace our street corners has been
materially leSsened.
, 1878-03-22

THAT people do not always ay their
debts is quite evident from the way III which
some of our exchanges are burdened ~
with delinquent tax lists.
, 1878-03-22

Mr.. Huntington, the popular photog-
rapher, finds work enough at this point
during his present stay to keep him en-
ployed much longer than he at first antic-
ipated.
, 1878-03-22

The Cosmopolitan hotel building is re-
ceiving more new repairs in the way OF
papering, painting, Sc. Fra TX is bound
to be up to the times in evtryth NJ.
, 1878-03-22

THE County Auditor of Clallam sum-
marily "goes for" our high-saIaried
prosecuting attorney for so thoroughly ~
dischargng his official duties in that Sec
tiOn.
, 1878-03-22

FREE lunch down at the 80. H." every
day from II A. NJ. to2P. NJ. TOothpicks
and icewater. Don't forget to call.
, 1878-03-22

LAST Sunday being Il very pleasant day
many Of our townspcople gratltied their
desire to take Il sunshine and air bath.
, 1878-03-22

Mr.. G.. NJ. IIaIIer purchased a hand
some buggy which arrived by the Dakota
on her last trip from below.
, 1878-03-22

A BOOT and shoemaker would do well
in Whatcom. a vacancy having been occa-
stoned in that branch of industry.
, 1878-03-22

The Good Tempaas have decided to
Indefinitely postpone the holding OF their
open temperance meetings.
, 1878-03-22

LA CONNER has Il debating society of
some fifty members. with DR.. Mackey AS
president.
, 1878-03-22

SUBSCRIBE tor the ARGUS to send to
your Eastern friends. Only three hund-
red cents per year.
, 1878-03-22

MANY OF our citizens are mquiring why
it is that there is not more work found to
occupy the time of the county prisoners.
, 1878-03-22

TIE little Favorte went over to
Guemas Island on Friday last, taking
number OF our citizens.
, 1878-03-22

It's too bad the tidal wave mania has
subsidized. 1t should have been kept up
until the first of April
, 1878-03-22

IN addition to filling the appointments
published by us, Col, Larrabee will speak
It Port Gamble on Monday, April Sthi
, 1878-03-22

The clerks office of the District Court
OF Whatcom county is now open at La
Conner.
, 1878-03-22

WE issue this week 400 extra copies of
the ARGUS. in order to meet the demand.
, 1878-03-22
Costa RiCal Ship Mathilde.

NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE UN.
" dersigned agents of the above named We
sci will be responsible for debts contracted by
the officers or crew.
II. JONES, Master.
Port Townsend, Jan. 81, 1878.
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MN.
,reTIV-ht Orange Tuncrou j. on Saturday, December
B,rram infant son Of Lewis H. and Florence =
Austin.
RoNp-In northampton F1orcuce Mass, November 30 Of
iipufNnua HtTcA Tyler. %. henry H. anu th]iOeth
Pow. u Bond, aged months and u dlys
CARrER-on Monday December .. 1878 James Benjamin
Carter. in ihe ~l-t year ~ MS age. .. ..- -
Relatives ami friends areluvtst - hfi"1 'ln'l RON ms
late rp.lirrcr, 50 Scbrpe.st Wi!il'. 'p Oh " Gu
nr.dsy. Ith INST, &C O'Clock
usyIIAND-In Rrnoklyn, Monday, uIysr 9. Howard.
B aud the late ReOocca aand IN the Z'th
Ft1rrl on Tiur,av December 70 from Friends Meeting
house SCheTmrrhorn ST.. al = D. ~
JENNEY-Ou the ION us at ms late residence in this city
Fph aim n IeUnry. HGNi ~ years.
SuVCy o. ttne'a al hereafter
uOUEILY-tt Hampton. Conn, November l6, 1879, Ms
or. widow OF the late Colonel : = Moreley aged u
Yeas ana 10 months.
pFrlS-At Madison. y. j. saturday December 1873
Hp:aiio Neisoupeyrs, IN IN" noth year ~ hi' ake.
puucr1 ssrycs residence Madison ga Wefnes-
,.1 December l. II also ~ the Park Presbyterian
Church NsWaIE ~ J al 90 81 me n. family
RCS-I N-Nt Philadelphia, Monday, December 9, Louis
Rr3y, and rrnis are respectfully invited 10 attend the
5Itp.~t. on Thursday December IL, 81 $50 M.
S,CKETT-O on Monday on Iusr his residence No. Il
Wet lthst Adam Irciwe ~acke,t IN the 'lst wear Of
Retye; and friends family invited 70 attend the
funeral from the church u' the lnarnaLon NaGonaye,
corner OF 3jt, thursday at ~ a. M lis requested
mat flowers De sent.
scoFIELD sunday December 3, George G. scodeld in
otiyes ana irIen - are respectfully invited attend his
ry al Inc residence Of Mrs. Isaac Adrancc III East
aitb ~ on ysipe.I.y December II, at O'Clock. It's
sYl,ESAt Orange " j.. December 8, 1878. Lorenzo a.
sykes IN the I'D wear NJ his age. ,,,
Funeral Grace Church, orange on wednesday Illh
md fTienis OF tho deceased his sonklaw R.
H. Atwater arc inytted % Lend without iIfthtr n4Se
Train New ORR via Morris and Essex Railroad at 40
m.
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THE CHARGtSAG45ASTA, Dh GRIEEF@ CO.


ACCUSED OF DESTROYING EVIDENCE OF tRNuD1 II
IMPORTATION. A>D OF CORHUPHNG WITNESSES
The Grand Jury came before Judge Benedict
Yesterday with two indictments against Anthony De
Greff Carl j. Triacca. and Peter sthurmsn'
mempars OF the firm OF Anthony De Grcih CO..
i,nortcrs OF No 4S9 Broome-st, and Hugh j. Bese' "a
lawyer FOR an alleged conspiracy 10 deiraud IN" Gov
eminent by dcsro, ing evidence Z" be used }" ""'er-
ent suits involving several huujrcu thousand dollar
papers above named; the second was conspiracy 70
CORRUPT witnesses. In t!e first 10 was aNrrF.a ud' "
udlct,d persons Oh ADJUST H. 1876, no new ora con
-rired 90 wilmliy conceal ana destroy Ger
by A. De Croft Co. which tended l"
show that tbi, merchandise had been lI 'u'
lrutIy entered ana passed through tie custom h"u-t
mon "a false flea OF value. II Iulth'I "'n
rchcr 10 1876, pure adsrd ti"-e papeid from huEb
Brgl,v fui $1,000, ana 4. De Gfch iuuh thtiA Hlo as
,,os.-s,iop and dfterWard Ocstr ycd them AhOthti
count chan ges the destruction OF certain hNOitcs Oi TN
same merchandise. . .-,
witnesses Ii ccIhOs that December -, 1870, su
for forfeiture and condemnation OF q large guihl ."
mCrcha ndlse imported by A. -" Grcn & 60, Was bcun
I'M fhc United States (lrCu court. aud on December 80
su WAS brought 10 500 OU iiHn the urn I"
,oIsfi of iupoTt laws: that indie cd persons COZ
spired 10 cOrrupty inhueuca james Lee bci an impair
ami witness FOR thc Government; that or Marcb ~
1877 they persuaded Bel tU D. tue Istrlc-AIlof'N
and falsely tell him that lac nothing dCrImehla! 20
me firm or beneficial to Government In the suit; thal
Hugh j. Begley pBId Ben SlJO for TINS service mat a
DE- Grety Is Bel copy and sign WIN MS own I"it "
ettrr written by A. DC Gre, and send IL % the nihiss
bis own saving tuat had stated 10 the DtHttAti.f-
false mat A. D. Grcf paid B,l 500 Tor signing ana
ID
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT BRITISH DEBATE.
Mr.. GLADSTONE AsSAILs TUE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON TUESDAY, Dec II, 1878.


LONDON. Tue,day, Dec II, 1878.
In tie House of Commons tonight the de-
bate on Nj WhI.Drcids TesolIrou ccnsurng the Gov
eIumcni Tor tacir Al CHAN policy was resumed.
LORD john Manners. PostmaSt icurr, after gen
cral Justification Of he Governments poncy, declared
that tnry mu-i prosecute the until the Amcrr o.
Aightni.t n submitted.
Mr.. Gladstone quoted from the dispatches OF Sir Lewis
Peiy Tie words of the Afghan Envoy In support
q LIs assertions. He showed that Lord Lyi-
ton, m remarkable contrast with the Govern
mours alleged re-pect for treaties. had at
Pcshawur disayowcd certain promises OF protection
made by Lord Nortub -ooI anj Lord Mayo. Only when
these promises were anuulled and every token of amy
Withdrawn, had the Amocr unwIl ingly accepted the
Russian mission. TIC Government acceptance OF
EuitS 'lJ.s aren't cAcuSes CuaHltC Russia To 5euu
mission 10 iarul whenever sac cHusc
He gout cd t.r new aggressive policy, OF when the
An. Cr j. tUc VICTIM wh hat Wh.cu lei tO q former
ghtn war lie prayed God 10 arrest the mel mcLOiY
rn, aud hoped tIat different YCeruys, II not ar
work Even 10 'Le country ndur-ed Il, il was the
solemn duly 81 tbOsr WHO bt.I,ytd mat truth ana
justice oaly fbuu 81 policy. 10
cord their protest. Nhu Er Gladstone CHut!tt.u LIS
-prrHu there vH- prolonged cheering.
Atrr several mI.o pIiiH >It ctts LuId George HAM
itpu replied 10 Mr.. Gladstone. he urged that the
frontier rg.u ions mad been E-tlir" worse every
Russia. unless .he Government nad assumed deter
mined JIfIfu. We su.lg HC lu constant Danger lIOm
Russ until British E.s.u,ut was placed IL Ierat.
Inc u.uIlc was adjourned 10 thursday.
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BEACONSFILLD UPHELD.
\ STRONG VOTE N MS FAVOR.

LONDON, Tuesday. Dec. ~. IsI7.
In the House of Lords, Earl Grey rcoPcncd
the debate m behalf or the opposition.
Lord Grarousrr.d warmly attacked tho oupos'tions
miserable criticism o. details Eight months ago, when
war b.twcru ENGLAND and Russia was mo9c than
PROBABLE. Eu-.Ia's Asatic preparations were ad-
m'ssIu.r from her point Of view. But those
preparations would have shown the volncrahhty nf tine
Ur,-.u. ruF..u fsDuucr-, 70 Impossible Q" leave
ir,r.. Y. tho, formerly WERE Russia su,4 The ul-'l
nation ~ u.r fears OF wgr, had dome 'NrI,-
it,ug tu make honorable amend. To England.
Her conduct Ugd been very different truu Tie
Auccr'. Her Maicsly's Government would have been
unite rou'u4t r. tn, Am bad admitted British r.,i
dent. LORI rslcUtst.td denied tha. He tS said The
recollection OF the frontiers Was the object of the war,
l.It DO would Dee consequence thereof. He tuurluuci
with an eloquent d,uuhcatou OF the peace az any price
lr Lord Ids speech the House divided on
VI..ouui HALIFAX, amendment ccUsuriug The Govern
rueut aud IL was rejected by vote of POI To Gj.