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MRS. oooCH IN PRISON,

Lady Anne Louise Gooch, who was ar
rested on charge OF attempting to pass
otfa spurious child as heir of her husband,
Sir Francis Gooch, has been committed
for trial
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ST.. Lous, November 2s.-To-day was
observed in the usual manner. The pub
lie offices were closed and business pretty
generally suspended. Religious services
were held in many OF the churches, feast
ing was universal and the day closed with
numerous balls, private parties, festivals
and entertainments Of various kinds.
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PORTUGAL.
pullNAy's DErAuLrryG AYorLI.

LISBON, November 2s.-Angell, default.
ing Secretary OF the Pullman Company Of
Chicago, was passing here as an English
man under the name Of Seymour when
arrested
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GERMANY.
4 srnlxoESr rnoHBlTlOx AIMED At s0clAl.

ISIS.
BERLIN, November 2s.-An order Of the
Prussian Ministry is published that per.
sons considered dangerous may be denied
the right of residing in Berlin or its sub
urbs. Carrying arms, except by persons
with special permits, is prohibited. The
order takes effect on November 90, and
remain in force one year.
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SPAIN.
MoScAsl coNpENSIp TO DEAF

MoNCAsl CONDEMNED 10 DEATH.
MADRID, November 2S.-The Supreme
Tribunal has condemned Moncasito death.
An appeal will now be carried to the
Court OF Cessation. u. aN
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that time, patience and silence woult
have been especially becoming In tn
officials Of the British Government. Th
officials OF the opposite government
(meaning Russia) have in no respec
desired to show enmity or opposition
toward the British Government, nor In
deed do they, with any other power, de
sire enmity or strife, but when any otheI
power without cause shows animosity K
this Government, the matter is left in The
hands OF God and to his will. The dis
cription OF the interview between Major
Cavangrie and the cammandant OF Ali
Musjid, is substantially the same as first
reported. ,.'
The interview concluded as follows:
Major Cavangrie asked: "Willyou oppose
the passage OF the mission by force" The
eommandant said: "Yes, and you may
take It us . kindness, and because re-
member your friendship that don't fire
on you for what you have done already.
THE AMER CONCENTRATING ON cABuL.
LONDON, November 2S.-The Russian
journals state that the Ameer is concen-
trating his forces near Cabul, which Is
strongly fortified,
A Berlin correspondent confirms the re-
port that Gen. Kaufimans speech on pre-
senting his sword to the Ameer's envoy
at Tushkend, has become the suject of
communication from England to Russia.
A TURKISH MASSACRE.
LONDON, November dispatch from
Sofia reports that the Turks and Circas-
slams sacked ], 200 houses in the Melkne
District OF Macedonia on the Goth inst, and
massacred the inhabitants without distinc-
ton OF age or sex.
A dispatch from Batoum states that q
dispute has arisen between the Turks and
Russians whether the new frontier shall
be on the line OF the Thoruk river or not.
Russian soldiers have been massacred at
Adjro.->
A dispatch from Constantinople says: It
is stated that the British Government will
efficiently aij in the negotiation for the
coming Turkish loan.
DASH FOR A MOUNTAIN Pass.
LONDON, November 2s.-The cores
pondent with the Khurum column tele-
graphs as follows: We will probably at
tack Peiwar Pass Saturday. A reconnois-
sance Wednesday showed that the AZ
ghans, who abandoned Khurum Pass,
we're so far without euccess in endeavor-
ing 10 mount their cannons on the sum-
nit OF Peiwar; the British troops will con-
make dash, hoping to capture |
he cannons and the Pass. All the sick |
md weakly will remain in Khurum Fort.
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RrNoRs oP nEAyY FAILuREs.

It is rumored that there will be some
failures tomorrow OF considerable impor-
lance among stock brokers, in consequence
OF speculaions in railroad shares OF one
Of the partners Of suspended Rochdale
banking firm.
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N4sHvnLE, November 2a.-Riyer rising
rapidly with 5ieet on shoals,
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TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
HOME NEWS.
A Terrible Boiler Explosion at
Dunbar, Pa.
The Oyster Strike Played OUT
The Shuckers Glad to Get
Back Their Iobs.
Memphis Gives Thanks for the Album
dant Charities During the Plague.
FAIRMONT.
A Melancholy Incident-Two Young Men
Lost In the River.

FAIRMONT, w. Na.i NOV. 20.
Special to the IntellIsenser
Two young men,. Ash McClary and
Wood Holt, residents of Palestine, left
here yesterday evening in a skiff, going
down the river. Not returning, friends
became,measy at their abscenceand search
was instituted which resulted in finding
the body OF McCIary this afternoon,
lying on the river bank about two
miles below here. There were no indica-
tions of violence on the body and he is
to have died from exposure.
Esquire Helmick is now holding an in
quest. The other young man, Holt is
to have been drowned. AT the
time of leaving this point both the parties
were intoxicated. The sad affair is greatly
regretted by the community generally.
MARRIED.
Rev. C. A, Sipe and Miss Mary, daugh-
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Rev. c. A. sipc and Miss Mary, daugh,
ter of j. o. Watson, Esq, were married
this evening. A large number OF guests
were present.
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I1ABIIlrIEs oP SMITH, FLEMING 4 co.
RELEASED AND BANisHED

o'Conner, a convicted Fenian, confined
at Spike Island, has been notified that he
will be released at once on condition that
he reside outside the Queens Dominion.
Kelly, another confined Fenian, will prob
ably be liberated on the same terms.
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SILVER AT LONDON.
Silver closed at 80 ll-l6d per ounce.


DunLIx, November CDR. McCabe,
auxiliary Bishop OF the Diocese of Dublin,
succeeds Arch Bishop Cullen, Of Glasgow.
LIABILITIES OF TAYLOR 4 SONS.
The liabilities of Henry Taylor & Sons,
grain and flour merchants, are $3.50, 900.
William Taylor, the imprisoned director
Of the Glasgow Bank, is hesenior partner
of the firm .-,.-.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-14

The above statement Is Just true and cor
rect transcript from the books of the ComuaIy
PAUL FoURCHY, President.
G. W. NoTT Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orleans. City OF New Orleans. !
Sworn to and subscribed before me the tenth
day of June. 1878. JAMES FAHEY.
Notary Pub 10.
AT o meeting Of the Board of Directors, held
on the tenth day of June. 1873 it was resoly cd
to declare cash dividend Of twenty per cent on
the net earned participating premiums for n g
year ending May 81. 1873. payable on TIL third
Monday Of July next.
Also. TO pay to the Stockholders, on dsna nd,
interest ct the rate of five per cont per annum
on their stock.
DIRECTORS:
?. Maspero. Edward Toby,
John Gsddes. d. Fafio,
p. Fourchy. M. w. Smith,
J. j. Fernandez. d. A. Chaffraiz
Jno. u. Lallande. Ohas. Lafitte,
ie11 If A. A. Le'opg
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
sc. CAMP STREET.
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THE LOUISIANA AND OTHER LOTTE,
RHEa.
NEW ORLEANS. June ID.

NEW ORLEANS June 49,
Editor Democrat In the card published to-
day In the Picagve by Gems. Early and Beau
regard, they say "We believe that COM
parlson between the schemes of the Louis
lana Lottery and those of any other lottery
will show chat the former are as liberal as
those Of any lottery that Is honestly con-
Quoted"
If these gentlemen believe 80 they are mis-
taken. The fact is that there is not lottery
In Europe, from Portugal to Russia-Leipsig
or German Lottery, Austrian, italian, Ham
burger any other lottery that takes more
than Is per cent for commission, expenses
and indirect tax; they distribute eighty-fve
cents on the dollar in prizes. Now, how much
does Howard distributed See the last draw
ing.
100000 tickets at $40 each .....,.. 100000
Prizes-11 ,27g-anount to- ......... 522,500
Inc lottery taxes. ............t.,.... S4fS,5UU
or very near half of the money, or 80 per cent.
want to know where there is more jttib-
erdl scheme. OF the II ,27g prizes given, 10000
are not prizes, but simply numbers ending in
Q that wins back only Che cost of the ticket.
LOTTERY DEALER.
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Net proht-....'". .'.''............ .S104,6 $50 a
The Company has the following assets est.
mated at their market values:
Stocks and bonds. 1906 829 90
Loans on mortgage. .................... 9127 IS
Loans on pledge. .......,................ 5000
Bills receivable. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 11,458
Real estate. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Premiums in course Of collection.....s 62435 !
Cash on hand. 159 1921
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INSURANCE.
TWELFTH
ANNUAL STATEMENT
FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
.CaFOHdelet Street.

NEW ORLEANS, May n,
The Trustees. In conformity with the charter
Of the Company. publish the following state
Enent of its affairs for the fiscal year ending
April 90 1878, to wit:
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The Board of Directors. at meeting held on
the nineteenth day of January, 1878, after set.
ting aside $4,000 to reserve fund from the net
earnings of the year. and paying 10 per cent
dividend to the stockholders. have resolved to
pay q CASH DIVIDEND OF TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT on the net earned participating
premiums of the year ending December 81
1877. said dividend payable on and after Mon
day, the twenty eighth day Of January. 1873.
DIRECTORS:
e. ]. Hart Jesse 8. Flower.
J. L. Harris. Henry Renshaw.
J. Weis, L. Alcus,
Hugh Wilson, B. W. Taylor.
Scott McGehee, B. Biscoe.
j. G. Morris. d. FatJo,
A. Baldwin, James ]. Day.
T. L. Airey, Charles Macready.
Lionel @. Levy. r. E. Craig.
W. E. Seymour. Emory ClaDD.
sam1 l.. Boyd, John G. Gaines.
D. 4. Chaffraix. John s. Groves.
ia20
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

fThs DEMOCRAT is responsible for none oil
Che Views expressed In the communication;
lnder this head; but no communications VIII
De printed except from responsible parlesJ
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The foregoing is true and correct transcript
from the books Of the company
ED. A. PALFREY, President
THos F. WALKER Secretary
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ROBERT E. LEE
STOVE.

THIS STOVE HAS JUST BEEN INTRO
a. duced in this market. 1t Is manufactured
In Georgia, and is presented to the public as the
equal of any Stove on this market for all house
hold purposes, with full guarantee to that ef-
feet. while it is sold fully TWENTY PER CENT
CHEAPER. By the undersigned.
H. REYNOLDS.
General House and Steamboat Smith,
Plumbing. Gas and Steam Pipe Fitting. Stoves,
Ranges and Pumps.
DO .........-. BarOnne Street ............ DO
Between Unien and Perdido streets,
ap1slY NEW ORLEANS. LA.
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STATE OFT0TTaTAyA

STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
twenty-second day Of May. 1873.
EDWARD IVY, Notary Public
At special meeting Of the Board of Trustees
held on the twenty first instant, 1t was resolved
to pay on demand second semi-annuaI INTER-
EST OF FIVE PER CENT to the thfrtieth Of
April. 1878. making TEN PER CENT PER AN
NUM- on the capital stock of the company
tSl, zoe, OOOi, and CASH DIVIDEND OF
TWENTY PER CENT to stockholders on the
amount (S377,9S9 Sd of their net partici-
pating premiums for the year ending the thir-
tteth Of April. 1873.
Ed. A. PALFREY. President.
JOHN CHAFFE, Vice President.
THos. T. WALLER, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
John l. Noble, B, F. Eschleman,
John Chaffe, Vim. G. Black,
Richard Milliken, Charles Chaffe,
J. I. Warren, L. @. Jurey,
Samuel Friedlander, VIM. Hartwell
A. 4. Y9tes. G. J. Leeds,
r. d. Walmsley, A. T. Janin.
A. Ell. May, Joseph Bowling,
I. Lytt. Lyon, a. M. Bickham.
Samuel q. Boyd, Henry Abraham,
Joseph McElroy, Louis Bush,
William j. Behan, A. Brittfn,
my23 I'm G. ". Sentell.
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]. q. WALKER, d. d. S.,
154...-~- .......Cana1 street-....-.......I54
CAREFULLY PERFORMS ALL OPERATIONS
oc2slY IN DENTISTRY.
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Total assets. .s.,..,s...s'...s.....s $3.50, $685.
The foregoing statement lis Just, true and
correct transcript from the books of the com.
pany.
Il. CARPENTER, Secretary.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me thi
eighteenth day of January. 1878.
A, INGRAHAM, Notary Public,
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EASTERN WAR.
Tho English Fleet ordered 10 Con.
slanllnople 10 Hack Her Voice In
ihe settlement VI the Future
Of The straits.
The Post Declares tho Dardanelles Ought
TO be Engraved 40 AZ Epliaph
on Lord Dfrhy's Career
~ Minister.
the Only Dinie"i,y Aboas the con.
iereaee between ihe NignntoEs Pew
n About the place 81 menItng,

| ~" N"ft bf"t'"ft1 Nb"Nt tNo Won
iereaee belwven tao sisnaioEs Pew
N Abou, ,he place 81 mensing,
Noon Associated Press neponl
LONDON, February ~, II am. .-News
Of the refusal ny the porSe OF hrman ior
the passage Of tho utfuilu by the fleet
has caused great aenhatlon, though
the excitement IL leas than last week.
Tho Tinios. IN n leader, eaya the fleet
must NO 10 ConstanlinOple for the pro-
teollon OF Englaad'a lntefeata IN tho
city aud strata There need be no dis.
guIno that this IL the real purpose with
which our lieet viii loo sent % the BOs'
phorua, aud Lord Derby would have
done well 10 have avowed this fact
plainly, Instead OF oyading ia responS
alblllly 10 the transparent excuse OF 1T.
fordlng protection 10 Britlah subjects
aud other persons, IN HE event Of ex.
element In the Turkish capital. II Ia
best 10 ayOw the simple truth, that hs
We intond 10 have u Vulco In the eel-
Element OF the future, both 0f Constan-
tlnople and the straits, II IN prudent
and our plain right 10 assert some hope
upon these important positions. but
Russia, beyond question, has not the
sllghtost occasion for any further mill.
tnfy guarantee for her own olaims
than she already possesses Tho Turka
and COnalantlnOple ara ~ her mercy.
The Morning Post ehyH II fatal mis-
tako has been succeeded by great
humiliation. Lord Derby'a career w
minister ought To terminate, aud the
Dardaneles ought 10 he engraved NJ
Nh epitaph on Ills political tomb. IL
will now become ua to speak In ex-
tromo moderate language until the
deeds shalt Just ~ the resumption OF
that confident tone la which the Eng.
land OF Lord PnlnOratOne used to
maintain the cause OF law aud order.
The admirably have purchased two
iron olads, now In London ON tho
docks, which were built for Turkey,
but prevented from leaving by the
governments neutrality declaration,
lord LOTUS, British Ambassador at
~, Petersbbrg, lelegrnphH Lord Derby,
under date OF February 0, ~ follows
al have received from Prince tlort'
schakoll the following answer to your
telegram of the 7th instant, asking
Russia To give some explanation about
tho advance OF Russians towards Con-
stan tinoplc, etc: In answer TO your ex-
oellency's note respecting the occupar
ton of certain strategetical points In
the nelghborhOod of Constantln0ple
by the Russian troops, In consequence
OF the armlstice, II IL my duty 10 IN
| form you that We ara not yet IN posses
sion of positive Information as TO tho
details OF the armistice, and M 10 its
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HERE AND THERE,

Dramatic AdycriiAing THE Immorai
Pamphie,eors seou frec-A Littio
IrreguidFiiy with ihe Visual Trim
s,ings-CNiico Takes mn Upward Ten
doncy.
Nav YoRR, February IA dis-
patch from London aaya Charles Brad
laugh aud Mrs, Annie Besont, free
thought advocates, sentenced TO ilDo,
Imprisonment aud police surveillance
on u charge OF circulating an immoral
pamphlet, have been released from
sentence, the court OF errors deciding
that the omission OF tho Objectionable
words In fatal TO the indictment.
Boston, February l2--John Drake
was arrested ut Holyoke and brought
here last night to await requisltion
from the governor of Illinois on u
charge OF embelzlemont from the firm
of Sloan, Johnson u Co, OF Peoria,
NEW York, February L. The sched
ules of Abram j. Doval and II. Godlne,
commission merchants 20 South street,
who lately failed, state the Liabilities
at SS50,000 nominal nsscts, S2lS,0OO;
actual, S0S,0OO.
RICHMOND, Va February l2.--The
Brlgnali Italian opera combination
gave two splendid performances q
Mozart hall last night aud to-day,
which were attended 10y n large audi
ences composed of the elite NJ Rich
mond. They play in Norfolk We'd
nesday night, aud 30 thence to Raleigh,
Columbia, Augusta, Charleston, Att
lanta and other southern cities.
FoRTREss MONROE, February Ia
The steamship Gulf stream, disabled,
was towed into Hampton roads by
steamer.
WORCESTER, Mass, February IL. --
G. A. Brycs mill burned. Loss one
hundred thousand dollars.
ALBANY, N Y, February l2.-A bill
was introduced into the senate, per-
hitting ppolselllng on race tracks.
New York, February 1.-THE Ger.
man. American bank has lost about
one fourth OF liz capital, and II reduc'
ton from one million to seventy.ilve
thousand dollars hps been agreed to by
the stockholders,
Mr.. David, president Of the bank of
North America, states 'rurny, the en-
bez2lng teller, intended to plead guilty
when arraigned, Ms he had conscien'
cious scrupes about putting the coun'
try to expense.
The Evening Echo, OF Ireland. says
the position of number of firms in
the grain trade has been the subject OF
remark since last week. II Is not a Sc
cret that their ILLS are lying at the
banks overdue and the result will be
very serious TO several tlrme. Older
and more cautious merchants and
millers Will be untouched or only
slightly, while several who are touched
will be able to pull through. The re-
suit of this semi.panlG will be to bring
the trade within moderate and legiti,
mate limite, which have been over
stepped In several recent transactions.
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Funeral Of ihp Pope 30 be Privately
Celeb rated.

ROME, February l2.-In reply to
questions from several foreign courts,
the papal nuncios have been instructed
to announce that the funeral OF the
late pope will be privately celebrated
In the chapel on the 10Th, 18th and
18th instants. Consequently persons
attending the service will do so In a
private manner.
Note--This is undoubtedly to avoid
the necessity of assigning special ac-
com modations at the funeral for the
Italian royal family and ministers, or
refusing to do 40, and gives color to
the report in the Vienna dispatch in
this mornings Standards: "The car
dinals, by vote OF thirty to ten, re
jected the idea OF reconciliation with
Italy. The chamberlain has declared
to the catholic governments that the
assembly OF the conclave in Rome
must not.
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pie that there ID moi ans who would
now change tbs condition NJ things-
resublugaIa The eolored man, OF pat
him In tho condition no WAS In
before, II there ID one Ia oil
the south who would desire such
q change, AN not aware of ",
Men of the norlh aud ~ tho south,
of tha eaAl aud west, | would to-day,
on this commemorative occasion, ray
lot 10 one aud all, within our sphere Of
duty, whether In public or IN private
life, SEQ 10 II that We do not Violate
that divine trust committed tou W. We
live Ia new ora, Daring the conflict
Of 0urs ! frequently almost despalred
OF the liberties Of our country, Wafa
always menace liberty aud often re-
suits IN III overthrow, have always
Thought that tho union VI these states
at first WIS founded on the assumption
that II was the best Interest of all 10
remain united, faithfully performing
each for Itself aud w own people, M
well aa for the PEOPLE Of all the states,
their constitutional oblgalIopsi bat
ueoeaalon was reaofled 10 ~ u remedy,
twas only TO avoid, ~ then thought,
u greater evil that went with my
state, holding that TO DO my duty,
but believing all the time that after
the PASSIONS OF the hour aud day were
over the great law which produced the
union ut llrrt, mutual Interest aud re-
olprocal advantage, would necessarily
bring us together again In some mode
nN al har
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WASHINGTON.
Presentation Of Carpenters Paintings
Reading Of the Proclamation Of
Emancipation Ny President lin'
eOln 10 His Cabinet"
Sensation Report COnosrnlna Louisiana
Analrs-The President 10 Enter An
0nolal Oar In Behalf Of the
Returning Board.
AieE, stephens oa rrejadies, seees'
sion, Emancipation ana she Duties Of
tha New IRA ~ winch We Live.

| AIehi htophehs ga FtFi""'ei H"ees
sioa, Emancipation aua ths Duiies OF
tba New IRA ~ winch We Liye.
Noon Associated I'Tesa report,
WASHINGTON, ID, o., February Ia
The letter addressed by the president
20 Attorney General Devens Ia relation
TO the conviction OF General Anderson
aud read 10 that officer yesterday, was
not Intended for immediate pnblioa,
ton The fact that tho president had
written such letter WINS made known
through senator 10 whom the preal.
dent In conversation communicated
the information. Although the full
text OF the letter cannot be obtained At
this time, II In safe 10 say II Ii CONF
paratlyely brief and In somewhat In
the spirit OF the telegram that was adj
dressed 10 General Anderson on the
Attn instant by Secretary Sherman,
Senator Matthews aud Representatives
Garfield, Hale and White, The preai'
dent IL Of the opinion that the
prosecution against General Anderson
Ia solely political; that II In not coun,
tenanced by the beat men OF Louisiana,
and therefore IL contrary 10 their calm
Judgment; that tle proceedings were
In the interest OF those who strive 10
antagonile the two parties In tho state
rather than 20 harm0nlle them; that
30 far from receiving the appreciation
OF the country the act Will bel con
demned byrlght thinking aud patriotic
men everywhere when they become
acquainted with tho circumstances at
tending the prosecution, A grave cons
sttullonal questions may be involved,
and with which the general govern
ment may perhaps have the right to
interfere, the president submits the
question 10 the attorney general for his
consideration.