The New York Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1860, Page 8

OUR H/, TIONAL TROUBLES. PATINVED FROM FIRST PAGE.) @iguat'or <8 \be peozle of Whe South, in view of tbe reas of thetecent egies, to precipitate:their jong meditated Ta South Carolina, Georgia sod A! 4 tbe {the excitement amonnts almost to a pee, we im that section is constantly fanning Hagen Swiegraphic wires quiver from day to day with pre 6 Of (he terr bie 1h! tha) are to te elected \o adminieter RS goverament anal ates ‘Woo It in Accordance with thetr avowed und woll known a . ; bet ty tere of thourande of the Southwrn peop'e, eroetved end misied dy the press of their own section an? the atrocious “alschnxts of the pro tlavery prere of the North, tican party ie aa abolition really tniox that ttre rept Teant, disciple of Joho { Linge’ is, at = Yeas Tae youve, Dut the leaders of opialoa al the South know better,” Poey know that she ropub, fieaps will co \ots power under @ solemn encour the Fugittre Steve law, aad to al by all the © compromises of the eonetitation,”” afer the exem- Waastrington, Jeffarron and Madison; and if Botevea that tho anticlavery sentiment in the Nort! cor’ be permasentty ‘Kept within these limitations, they Would care very “ittle, comparat » for the #to- com of that party. But they ao that repab- Meanism is the ¢epring of the ent tlavery agitation ndvon foot thirty years ago by Garrison, and tmey seo Yoomipg vp in the Morthern eky to dark oload of sbuil- ton, ‘Tifted now anc then with lightoing flashes thet por ‘end tbe doom of They see clearly that the le rerpaagarat 3 yo relation to rlavery wil develope to matty oopesed te vlavery extengion .ud favorable to gre “dua, if nob ttemediate emanctpation. It is not tavasion from the North, uor yet aa tusarrection of the staves, “that they sowach fear, but tho emancipation of Syuthera -gepscier® 8 from the terrorism thet has so ome prev ailed— ‘She tmevguration v! ine anti-slavery movement amoug “Wemeciver, Hence they are not disposed to walt for Mr, Lincoin to enter the White House with his poticy of coo ‘gation and compromieo, bus are determined, If possible, “Qo precipitate the cotton States into revolution, YWrom Wm, Licyd Garrison's Boston Liberator, Nov. 30 °WO ONION WITH BLAVEUOLDERS—SeCTOBRN © DRI ‘ Frepablican candidate, Abraham The election of ibe repubhean candidate, Lincoln, to the Presidency of the United States, bas rated upon ibe whole slaveboiding South ta a maa ner jodicative of the tormenta of the damned Tae *Drotal castards and bloody mnded tyrants, who bave +90 lopg raied the country with impunity, are pow furi goriy foaming at the month, gnawing thotr tongues for pain, toduiging iv the most horrid bisephemies, uttering Qe wilcest threats, and avowing the most treasunabic deaigos Their passions, “et oo Ore of hell,” are lead- them joto every kiod of excess, aad they are ia- - gpireo Boy demoniacal parepzy. Bo the Sootb te etrikiogly applicanic at this hour, the laa goage of tbe revelator:—“ Babylon is fallen, is fallen, havitetion of devile, sad se it, and @ cage of every unclean and 5 have reached unto heaven, and remembered her iniquities. {n the cap which whe hath filled, O to her double. In her is found the of propheta and of sainta Gow much she hath glorified bertelf, ant lived deticiously, so much torment ‘and torre ber Therefore sball her plagues come aaa is beoume utierly Durued with lire; for stroog ie the Lord who jucgeth ber.’ So much for dealing tn ‘‘slaves sonie of men,” trampling upoo all hamaa rights, de- fog God and his everoe) law, and giviog unlimited In ce to every BeDsuAl aod devilieD ipciinativa! *Re- pice over her. thou beaven, and ye holy apostles and Prophets; for God hath jadged the great whore, which @id corrupt the earth with ber forateation, sad bath the bicod of bis servants at ber baad.’ Never bas the truth of the accient proverd, ‘‘Woom the gs intend to destroy, they 4rat make mad,’ beon more sigoally tliuatrates than io the pri sent condition of the Southern siavebolders They are insane from their feare, their guilty forebodines, their lust of power aud Fale, their batred of free institutions, heir consciousness ef meritea judgments, #0 that they may be properly @lamed with the inmates of a lunatic asylum Toeir dread of tr. Lincolo, of bis adm'nistration, of the repab oa: demonstrates their tnsacity. Ia vain does Mr. Lincoln teli them, ‘1 do not now, vor ever did, staod im favor of the unconditional repeal of the Fugitive Slave ;” 1 do not no w, nor ever dtd, stand pledged against tho admiasion of apy more slave States into the Uaion;”” 1 do not staod pledged to the abolition of slavery in the Pisirict of Columbia ;” “I donot stand pledged to the pro- bi>ition of the slave braze between the dillerent States.” ‘They rave jostas ercely as though be were another Joho Brown, armed for Southern iavasion and universal emaccipatioa. In vaia docs the repablican party pre fen! but one point of antagonism to slavery—to, wit Bo more territorial expansion—and exbibit the otmost cau- Mouaness not to give vlfence in any otber direction, and make iweif hoarse jn uttering professions ot loyatiy to ‘the corstitution and the Unioo, etlil they protest that tte designs are infernal, and for tuem there 1 “sleep no more.’ Are not (hese the signs of a demented poopie! Neverihelees, there is “method” to their wadners. To their wildest paroxyams they know precisely how far to preceed “Will they secede from the Usioo?” Wilt they jamp into the Atinuticy Wilt they conilagrate their Own dwellings, cul their own throats, aud evablo their la successful ingarrectiony Verbaps they will—probably they will not. Ay their bullying and ravirg they bawe macy timew frightened the North tato & dase submission to their demands, and they expect to do 1t again. Sali they succees? alaves to rise PALL OF STOCKS IN PAILADELPAIA, rs i Nov. 17 | @eetion is bad but when 1, when the caus: s whieh bave Drought ua to the pre ition Began to operate, the fall ia prices is p ’ ighiful, as will be seen by the following table of some Of the lending New York and Philadelphia stocks: — Oct 1 Now. 18 A fail of Boadirg.. m4 KO Delaware 14 “ ay Morrie Caral +02 oT 6 Camden ad MEX «13K North Pennsylvania 6's . yo 4 Philacelphis Bank Bank ot N m1 ex. dir 11 14s 7s Planters’ Back of Toca . 90 104 Winereenserre . 23 14 Now York Central 7 sy 60 26, 88% 2K row bo 2 Movey, in the mame time, has chavged from being » perfect drvg at 6, to being very wearce at 22 The country Athen was peaceful, quict and looked to ® prosperous fa ture, now !t is ansettied 4 romors of failures, bank suspensions and troubles of al! kinds are around un Personal Intelligence. T. P Ives, of Providence, R |, f A. Neal, of Boston, amd Lieot. Hodrop, of the Fourth Artillery United States Army, are stopping at the Brevoort House. George T. Atwood and M M. Rhodes, of Taunton, Mase . 0. Stavb'edeld and wife, of Virginia, and W. M Bhertzel), of New York, are stopping at the Lafarge House. J Varker and Lansiog Prayn, both of Aldaay, Bon J W. Fimonda and wife, of Boston; Capt. Wilkes, Mr. ©. H. Green and Mr A. Atmatrong all of the United Blatcs Navy, are stopping at he St. Nicholas Hovel. Hon O. A Mees and family and George Kendall, all of Washington, ) C ; A Mickios and fam ly, of Syracuse; W OR Grifiche, J W. Roberts and wife, and 6. Foss, all of Philadelphia, and 1 J. Williams and family, of Boston, sre twopping at the 8s. Deals Hotel. Dr R Solger and family, of Boston; James M. Thomp- oa and J. B Rumrili, both of Springfels, EG. Home end wife, of Hartford WB. Cowles, of Glen Fale T. Davenport, of Convecticnt, A. Balkley and wife, ©. W. Rock we)! and F. Corning, Jr, all of New York, are stop at the Albemarle Hotel Mr. A G Smu/th and Mr. L. 8 Carroll, both of the United ates Army. Mr Rrown and wife, S Berry and wife, and J. F. Coyle, ait of Washington, I) C; Mr. Darings aod wife, of Cobs 1 Adoifas snd wife, and C. T. Laraard, all of St Lovie, Mr. Mom and of New Haven, and George Hove! of I’bilacelphia, are stopping at the Metropolitan Bote! Hon & W fitard, of Alabama; Hon. A F. Seow, of New Hampebire; Gov Corwin, of Obto; Bishop Kip. of California, Profeesor Pessiey, Professor Roomer, Mre Gov. Marcy, Mrs Danie! 3 Dickingon and ‘Jadge Rovere!) au 6of New York Ee Gov. Herbert, Colonel Hoger and Colonel Harrisor, all of Lonigiana;: Col G. W. Lay, Col. Ruggles and Col. Laring, alt of the United States army; Lieut. Franklin and Lieut. Barton. both of the | ited Sates Navy, Col Barber and Gol. MeKay, both of Nisgars Falls, Rev. J © Fletcher, of Braz\); R A. Craft, of Boston; Frank Mayer, of Baltimore. and G M. Patley, Chief Fogineer of the New Oricans and ‘Weatern Railroad, are stopping st the Fith Avemue Departures. VRE, Aulantte— Cant Me chin re. & S Mra N Greene iw dil dren +0 B lves and Indy, i ie pant and Hoodequta, Won F & Platt evor Margoce Mr Duon Pre) art, Bele aod wife Jee. A Deinivest. wife and child eo’ Kantel, wife and thies rep. Pboow nleebl. CB Lrebtenner; roy, Pedro | Aremore. Wm Bevjewie B Daly, @ Trenohery, wi'e | end four ebiidren: Madame M Bernard aod ebikd, waiter da © Bie fren Mew Pur hin: i, Mies Otis and Hen, infant and 2 chil tren, P Dae, fides, T Donnegan sot n thudren, © 4A F Quo, Jeo en, Joo yt bee Fowler, Geo Quimby, Triciey. 3 | ‘aed two servants, Power, JT Latta indy aod | Religious Intelligence. CITY CHURCHES TO-DAY, In the Twentieth street Uoivervaliss obureb, bet ween Stxta and Seventh avenues, Rey. E. G. Brooks, pastor: “me Lessons of the Oa. er the Gorm,”’ will be the wubject of the discourse, au ated by the iste election, this afternoon; services 4’ 3 o'clock. Sermon in the mor- ning by the pastor, Bubject:—‘“Salvation » Personal Work.” Tho Rev, Sidney “A. Corey will preach fn the Murray Hill Baptis: church, “fhirty.6fh street, between Fifth and ‘Siath avemues, @ 103, A. M. and 734 P.M, Subject in the evening:—'Twro Life and Times of Esther.” Rey. E. F, ‘Remington, of the Kptecopal church, will preach ta thy large tent at the corner of Broadway, Fifty- eighth steset and Kighth avenes, thie afiorncon, at three eclock; German preaching at the close of the Eugtish tervice. Preaching again at seven in the evening. Rew “denry Bianebard, pastor, will preach in “the First Universalist church, corner of Clark strext and Monroe plac, Brooklyn, this merntog and evening. In the even- ioe, the fifth and fast tecture in review of ev. Dr, Thompson's book, entitted, ‘Love and Penalty.” Mr. James Mathieon will lecture this evening, in the Metropolitan Hall, 178 Prince street, at half-past seven o'clock. Subject—‘“‘images, Relics and Josette during the Reformation "" In St. Anne's church, Eighteenth sirect, nesr Fifih ave- nue, Rew ‘Thomse Gallaudet, rector, sorrices with the wel o'clock P. M., aud 4a the sigo langage at three P. M. Rev. F.C. Rwor witl preach morning and evening. In the Second Cajverealist church, Rov, T. J. Sawyer, at the Hietertest Library, im Second avenue, coraer ot Pleventh etcect, at halt paat ten o'olock A. M. and half pat seven o'otock PM Tr the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Atonement, Thirty third street, oormer of Second avenue, Rev. M. EB. Wilhog, rector. Services at balf past ten o'clock A. M., and st balf geet reven o’cloek P.M. Toe Rev. Sullivan B, Weston, sesistant minister of Trinity church preach iu the evening. In the Protestapt Episcopal Mission church, C!inton Hall, Astor piece, in the charge of the Rev. Robert 6. Dickson, Divioo service at baif port ten o’olock A.M, and at be'f past seven o'clook P. M. Rey, William Alvin Bartlett wil) preach in the Brook lyn Tabernacle, on Fulion avenue, near Hoyt strect, at half past tom o'clock A. M., and baif paet seven o’slock PM. Rev. Dr. Fisher, President of Hamilton College, will preach at balf pact ten o’ciock, in the First Presbyterian church, in Heory street, Brooklyn. Suabject—"Christian Collegiate Education. French Evangelical chorch—Mr, Theotore Manad, of Paris, wil preach (ip Freeh) in the lecture room of Dr. Trompeon’s church, corner of Grand and Crosby streets, at toa o'clock A.M. The Rev. M Rivas, pastor of the above church, will preach (in French), at balf-past seven P. M., in the chapel of the Spingler fustitute, No. 6 Union equare. Jo the Memeriai chorch, Hammond street, corner of Waverley place, the Rev. Thomas T. Guion, rector of St. John’s chareh , Brooklyn, will preach this evening. Ser- vioce at half-past ten, half past three and haif-pwt seven o’clook. Mr, Frothingham will preach in Ebbitt Hall, on Thirty- third street, one door east of Broadway, this morning and evening, at the usual hours, aubject for the morn img—“Self Contempt aud Self Reliance,” ovening— “Trutt in God.” The New Jerugalem church (Swedenborgian) wil! bold po vile worship at the National Musical Institute, No, 765 Broadway, at ten o'clock A. M. In the Bieecker stecet Universalist chursh, corner of Downing street, services at nalfpast ten A. M. and half past seven P.M. In the evening Rev. Moses Ballou will answer the “Blasphemy against the Holy Ghost.” In the Obristian chapel, Seventeenth street, near Sixth avenue, preaching by the pastor, Urban C. Brewer. Sutyect for the morning—" The True vine;” for the even- | ig, * The Sutferings of the Aporties ”” Im the Catholic Apostolic charch, Sixteenth strect, be tween Sixth and Seventh avenuts, preaching this after. noon, ™ four o'cleck. Sabject— Sanciification of the Troth ” In the Broadway and Forty seventh atreet Hall, preach- tug st teven o'clock P.M, by Rev. Henry Bromley, and ‘et half past three o'clock P. M. in German, INVITATIONS, ‘The Rev. J. T. Johason, late reotor of St, Paxi’s church in Alexandria, Va, bas received call to Ohrist church, Savannah, made vacant by the rosignatioa of the Re. | Kev. Biebop Elliott. ‘The fret parish charch, of Augusta, Me , recentiy under the pastorate of the Ree.’ B, Webb, bas unwaimously voted to extead acall to Mr Alexander McKenzie, of New Recford, # resident lorntiate of Andover Seminary Should the call be accepted, Mr. McKenzie will not be abie to enter permanently upon his duties aati! vext sam ; mer, | “Rev. D. B. Hamllton, formerly cf the Howe street eburch, New Haven, Conn, who baa recently returned from « two years’ tour in’ Rarope. has received and ac | Cepted the unanimous cali of the Westminster Presvyte | rian chareh of Jacksonville, iii INSTALLATIONS. Rev. Albert G Beebe, formerly of the Mission to the Armenians, was instalied on the 90h ult. of the churcbes id Mount Pleasant and Uniondale, Penn., by the Preaby tery of Montrose. | Om the 16th fost, Rev. Silas G Dunlap, o° Rich law, Oulo, was formally instalied pastor over the Central | Presbyterian churc’ in Baltimore. DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY. Rev Dr. John Tedd EB 4, 4 oe! the First Presby- terian church of Nashville, 5 died of apoplexy ia ‘het cliy on the 13th inst. On the nigbt previoor, Dr. ended and led the prayer meeting ia his charch, as war bis coustant habit. He delivered @ spirited ex bortetion bo those present during tne meeting, and made the concluding prayer. Afver these services, he atteodet & doriness meeting of the church, and hie unvscally cheerful demeasor was the sabject of remark. fie en- tertained company at bis boure until ten o'clock, when be revired to bed. About one o'clock the messenger came. From that time until be breathed hie last he was epecchices and unconscious. Dr. Edgar wes bora tn Lex tpton, Ky., in the yoar 1793, and was, therefore, at his death sixty seven years of age. He wont to Nashville to ssume the duties of pastor of the Firat Presbyterian eburch in 1833, and continued jo that office for tweaty seven years, | Wilmington, N. C., last week. The Raterprise (Mire) News, of the Ist, states that Rey, J. Culpepper, after proachicg a sermon oa Saturday last in the casvern portion of Jesper county, nt home ¥ B Joves ana took dinner, and e900 after took eat pear the fire, and inetantiy hie head dropped on bis breast aod he was dead. Rev. J. 3. Twombly deceased tn Cincinnati last week He greduated 01 Lane Seminary in 1852, and labored first at are, thea at Troy, ©, for sat Pomeroy, Ubio, where be preached for four years. NEW CHURCHES. ‘The new church just erected by the Calvary Preabyte- rian church and fociety, in Chicago, was dedicates oa Tuesday evening, 18th ioet, a The new verealiet charoh in West Cambridge, Mrs, Will be dedicated on Thursday, 224 inet. The ordiaatioa of Mr. WE Gibbs, as pasior of the society, will take place ip the evening. The Building Committee of the new South Congregs- tonal chureb Concord, N. , have Gxed apoo the | Teeeday pree g the enening benny og J Day as tae | day for the dedication of that edifice to the worship of the Triune God and the service of religion. A now Roman Catholis charch, jast completet on | Church Hl, Rienmond, Virgiola, wan consecrated to the tervice of Altuighty God on Sunday last, The Right Rey | Bishop MeGul, officiated im the presence of a crowded congregation. The new Methodiet Rpisespal charch in Eilzubeth Wirt county, Va, wil! be dedicated to the service of Al mighty God on the first Sabbath in December. The ceremony of laying the corner stone of the now choreb to be erected on Belmont avenue, ia Newark, N J, for the coogregation of St Peter's German foman Gatho Ve ehureb, took pace on Sunday last, ia presence of @ arge concourse 6? people. Right Rev. Bishop Bayley off) ciated tied by Rev. Mesare. Mo-an, McQuaid, Doane, Seider arch and Preith, tne pastor of dt. Peter's MISCELLANROUS. Rey George Loomis, DD, wili shorty be inaugaral President of Allegheny College, Meatvilte, Pa | The arrevsore of the clty of Lyon, Mase, have com ced a new practice there— that of taxing minteters are. The law ects salaries that exceed $600 to taxation, bot exempts thoee that do not Toe United Presbyterian Presbytery of Michigan hae resolved Ubet,aa it is one of the things which can be dope on anctber day, it ie wrong to solomnize marriages om the Sabbath Rew Chas Lit ie bae taken charge of the Presbyterian eburch i Marlios, Onondags county, N Y¥ Old Lord Eipbwortone wae asisep at church while the minister, @ very profy preseher, was ih AS lord st. ted Jeegth the parson stopped and cried A grant, and then, stone. aye, werer enid lant afore that.” 1 wager ye diana Kea poorest.” ANOTHER RROOKLY® MINISTER AGAINTT THR frNDAT Lawe Rey Wm Alvin Bartlett, pastor of the Fim piace Goo- tonal eburod, 0, delivered an able and elo quens discourse inet \y eveDINg. of the occasion of the ordination of Rew. Waahington Giaddea over the = io mine Sorhae Mim Ring semoe ub WM Whittemwe, aC Mait dy Miag MC Medtinnd sed 12 in the | And heve the preacher tor 1 conagion to enter aia carneet abd O@p Nat © protect egainet the late efforts of the bie tropoliian police, wb sting under the instigation of Rev. Adam Kepie, formerly of Richmond, died ot | 1 NEW YORK HERALD, SUN ‘hore who, however loud tn their pro’ assian of Chris Dy, entirely mistook 1:8 spirit, "sed attempted re pealedly to force thie commuatty qo oortain ret civut otervanoes He +8a0b efluris ab com pulsion in the name of sy and of Ohriat bimself, ‘the great teacher and A bad proved now, »# ever before, an entire faily re: they ought to, for oes ve utterly Opposed to the spirit of the Gospel, = was one of kindnes’s and persuasion, not of wrath and force. ‘The Trages.y im Kast New York. THE INQUES? KESUMEO—MEDICAL TESTIMONY OF THE TWO DOCTORS %“Ir384N—EVIDBNCs OF HAN@Y LAM- BART, A SEAVIGENARIAN, GRANDFATHER OF THE SUSPECTR® FARTY—NO C..UK TO THE MUROE. Toe inqvielion into the murder of Johannes de Be volee Kolyer, a: New Lotte, was resumed yesterday afternoon, at Shaw's Hote!, Jamaica, before Corocer Wood, when ibe following witnesses were examined — EVIDENCE OF THE DRS KISUM Dr. George H. Kissam, eworn —I am s practicing phye)- cian -f Jamaica, and made an examination of the body of the deceased at the reociving vault, Cypress Hitt Gene tery; firet made an examination of the head, aud ie ocevered six or seven lacerated wounds over the pote or part of the skull; beneath there wounds was a oommiucted fracture of the posterior part of tbe suull extending over about ope third of the whole skal); tbere were also two jopgitudinal fractures, exteading along the base of the parietal bones, a8 far as the os frontis, or forehead; tho wouncs in the scalp, J think, seven in number, measared frowns two to atx inches in length; they were direct!y over the Peat of fracture; the substance of the brain was broken up; these were Isrcerated nnd contused wounds; ‘he edger of the wounds would show that they « a thioted by & biunt or duli inatrument; the ts jor co aout the face were some contusions wpen the right clerk. & cortused wound with @ large ecbymosis at the ouor angie of the right eye; the globe of the right cye wae roptored; en the anterior portion of the neck on the left rice, between the angle of the lower jaw aod what is called the Adam’s apple, or trachea, there was a panc- tured wourd ‘ne inch i length. two inches deep, direo tion obliquely downwards, inwards and forwards. divid- ing the sub maxillary gland and entering the laryax; there were ihvce superictal lacerated wounds over the aterior arpect of the neck, over the cricoid cartilage; there wounds were euperticial, but, like the wound on the side of the cock, they seemed to have been made by a cut ting watrument, thovgh more jacged in appearance: theme were wl the wonnds that have been discovered; the wounds op tbe skull were sefficient to produce immediate death, vncer any circumstarces. (The prase knife pro- duced, clotted with blood, and a quantity of hair ad- rering to 1) Such an fpetroment is capable of inilictieg contiderabie damage, but not of doipg such terrible injary us the bead of the deceased exhibited; the biade could not | have prodaced the clean cute! have referred to; I was asristed in the post mortem by my son, Dr George Kis- tam. De. George Kiseam corroborated the evidence of the prececding withers | MR VAN WICK'S TRETIMONT. Theodore Van Wyck sworn —I live on the plank road right opposite Mr. Buediker'e; wae tn Mr. Tieraey’s gro- cers #tore on Monday evening, a little before seven, with Lambert, John Spears anda mac with bisck whiskers, who I did pot know; be was an elderly was not there when I went ia at frat; it might bave beea about ten minutes before be came in; whea he came la he raid be dio not feel very well, ana that he was going home; Lambert said he bad to be home by seven o'clock: deceaged raid be would have to go, too, very soon; Lam bert then went out; I talked with deceased for about {if teen minutes, before 1 left; deceased recained when I left; went dowa to the epgtoe bouse, where I atayed for some time; did not go back; cid pot see deceased witb any moncy that night; Lambert, when he left, went out the back door: be assigned no reason for going bomo I looked at Terney’s clock just ag Lambert left, and found it was just three minutes to seven. MR ARAMAN'S TESTIMONY. Thomss Seaman, #*orn—Live aout half a mile from bere, was at Tierney’s on Monday eveniog about seven o'clock; Mr. Lambert was there, with the deceased, Spears, Vany Wyck anc Green; don't remember of any one else, except James Shuler; remained there about twenty miputes; was getting some groceries at tbe couater; beard Lambert call deceased, and ray he wanted to speak to bim, but don’t know what be raid; peard Lambert say he wants to be bome by seven o'clock ; deceased said— “This don’t look like it—you will have to be off pretty con; raw deceased pull his watch out torec what i man; deceased o'clock it was, and eaw Lambert look at it; don’t know whether it was a gold or tilver watch; Lambert thea started for home through the back door; I then took my groceries and went home; deceased wae in the store when I left; did not tee him have auy money; herad no- bedy ask bim for # loan of money. MR. LAMBERT TRSTHYIRT. Benry Lambert eworn —! live in Yorktown, Westenes- fer county ; know a person named Jos»ph Lambert; think the last time I sew bim was on Tburaday night; was not close enough to epesk to him; think be came to my hovee on Weds mornirg and staid all night; on Thareday be was about the farm where the men were working; don't bin’ be worked to any extent; stayed with me til! about soven o'clock Thuradsy eveniug: don’t koow where he went to; did not speak to him beture be left; be was altting to the room whox I went to bed; don’t Loink It wae as late as eight o'clock ; felt anwoll aod went to bed early; oid motexpest him when I saw him on Wecresdsy; think he was at my About three months previourly: (id pot ask bim what brought him there; thought it was on & Visit as on a previous occasion; be paid be had got into aserape here witha man on the road, and that bis friends bad advised him to keep awa; till be covid nettle it; did pot sek him particulars; did pot bear bim say at that tims to any person whet caused bim to come there; at another time I said to him, “The officers were here inst night woking for you, Joe, you are accused of killing a man,’ be veemed to bé taken by surprise, and said he had heard rothing of {t, and that he was not guilty of the offencs; tolo bim if there was any such charge agaist him aot to be steylog there, be said if it were not for the other charge agairet him be would go back to Long Irland on tbe roat; be sent word by one of 1 that if he wanted me to come home and get the other affair retitled: wanted me to txke bim in the wagon to the village, 80 as to meet the bost om Saturday; this was in answer to & question be put to me shortly after coming to the house as to how be intended to «tay; don’t ksow where is now, but suppere be is waiting somewhere in the neigbborbocd, till] return to ascertain whether We other buriners bas been setiled or not; when he came up there be bad on a black coat ant pantaloons and a dark colored rest, it not examine jt; think he bad op a Diack bai—something like this (holding up alow. crowned black felt hat); ibink he said be came up by tbe boat. which leaves New York about three, or a quar ter before, in the a'ternoon, but cannot exactly tell; think it was about the middie of the day I saw him; odor stood him to say that he arrived at the village the even. ing Defcre (Tuesday) and staid there all aight; it was ou the following day be came t» wy house; don't remember whetber | raw him or not yesterday, bat if I did is mast hare been somewhere about Mr Palmer's with @ gun im bis band, me if out shooting: did not ree Joreph Lambert with one penny about bim; now I desire to tel! the tratb; [ told cificer Frost if] oould bave caught him, 1 would Dive brought bim s'opg wih me; bot ou Tuesday, be weatber bot or cold, if I can only arrange tbat other diffiouity, I will have him here; and if he is cailty, let bim be punished; areward of $280 offered, and that if him $£0 be woul! give himsel' up, aod woner —I rever told the «flierr that if he | , 1 would bare him arrested; that \# net tbe way I make my money. To a Joror —Nover lent Joseph apy money; saw him with aeilver wateb, with disck ribbon , bat ot achain: beard abotber 0” my graadeons say he had seen it on the cecasion of Joe's former visit, that it was = pice Watch, but did pot examine it myself; the ‘ast time joe came up, my other grandson observed that ‘Joo bas jie wateb:”” beard bim asked the time of day several | times and beard bim easy the wateo waa right by New York time, To the Coroner—Joe never arked me to ay nothin, about the wateh, never Kpew there was 4 reward: rt ever eaid | wovld give him up for the reward | most have said fo in & locke way of taking, don't “i vo; if J did I must have forgotten: thick I id to ooprtablo Manny that I understood 4 of $250, and that if Tconid get itt ye boy; Dut Wf I dif say #0 {¢ most have en. ‘Thie witness ie the grandfather of Joseph Lambert, the | muspected party. He ig, im apoearance, the bean ideal of an olf American farmer—inasetve in | tire ard venerable in apoesrance, with ther beaten, but not unpleasant | He t& apparently sbout seventy years of and beard completely white, He wa reaper in a full soit of binck. The old gontieman, though apps Tenily much effected, gave his evidence wiin mach readi- ete, aod was quite clear and connected ment, but a the examination—which & ing on the part of District Attorney A: od became somewhat confused tn date t facts. Beme difference of opinion, however, has been ex ned as to whetber the olf man jotentioa- ally prevaricated or whether hit confusion resily arose from old ege andt wk ward prec icament in which be foond himeelf in relation to his grancsoa. The inquest is adjourned to Wednesday next. at one o'clock, to meet at the same place. A Yorss Laoy Menparsy py 4 Stave Wowas—Tae Mrerxwnes Carovt axp Haxexp —Reliable intelligenoe from Fulton, Calloway county, Mo., apprises us thats Shocking tragedy occurred within bt miles of that pisee on Saturday last. Io the honse of a Mr. Ra-nes wae a female piave of irascidle and dangerous temper, who bad frequently been epraged by Mr, Barnes’ daughter, Sorenna J ,a young lady of rome eighteen years of age. | Saturday morning the aiave T. was sent to work in & corn eld, and the fami! tome kind, leaving Mire Barnes alone at home. On re forming from the meetieg t! were horrified to find nor | shocekingly beaten to death, and the floor and walle | the dwelling beepattered with blood. The dinner table bad been eet, evidently by Mies Barnes, and her kni work lay ed Ditchen showed Blood to attend a meeting of A shovel was found bloody ead b itiered ted with her bloody dreae, the woman con fevsed tha’ phe bad killed Mies Barres She wee pleoed y of Depoty Copsiable Beare Willing, who rote tm bate for the jail. st Falion, When within tbree sles of Fulton be wae overtaken by « party oo borers, 10 took the prisoner from bitn, led ber to a tree not far , and there ed ber till Be war dead information was rewired hy a German con fram the office of the German paper, pob iy at Felton Lows Demovat 3 it ehed week } \ City Inteligence. Tus Barris yoR iss Sramr Commuowmnani? —The race for the Street Commissionership, in the piace of Captain Gustavus W. Smith, whose term bas expired, 18 Decoming deoidedly interesting and exciting. All sorte of rumors are afloat respeoting the probable choice of Mayor Wood and the Aldermen ; but it is hard)y necessary to state thas es yet profound m; reigns, nothiog poritive being known om the petra A Mayor keeps bis own counsel. and municipal fathers are equatly ebady’ as wo their intections. Amoog the nemes moo: toned Im connection with the su-ceeston to the remusera tive position of Smith, are those of Mr Heory Wood, brother of Fernando; AMerman Rassell, John R Briggs and ex-Judge Mchermerhorn. It ie asserted by the {rierds of these gentiemen that the Mayor wiil sead im one of the sbove names to the Aldermen at their ses- | sion op Monday evening fcy confirmation. Vous verrons. ‘Veer or A Naw Yoru Muztany Company 19 Loxpox.— Orropapy E, Niotb regiment, Oity Guard, Oaptain William Atterbury, wil) visit London ip August next, taking » steamer from New York for Soutbawpton They expect wo tke over ene hundred men in ates .94) abd 9 ve accompan ye a ty plecce- ay WD worth’e or the National Guard Baik Tne President of tee railroad betweeu Southampian aod Londua bas tea dered a free pagsage Between tbe terminus of bis route. Digton, the celebrated er om the eaxe horn who, with bls sons, visited thie country some years nee, aod who is pow the Jeader of the ‘crack’ baad of Loudoa, volunteered bis services to furniso music for the Goard during their tour in England. Fixe oy Drvision Sraxet—ARREsT OF A Man awp Ebs Wipe on Svericion Or Akson.— Shortly before three o'ciwck yesicrday morning a Ore was discovered in the basement of bg Hay Moa] tig Division heat ocenpied Ag Inger beir falcon and sleeping apartments, owned Frederick Freond and wife. Fire Marshal Baker was early at (he premises and inetituted an javeatigation No iets Ubap fc ur reparate anc distinct places bad been fred. ‘This Het appesring the Marshal ordered the arrest of Freviod and his wife on suspicion of arson. Freund was ‘wily dreteed when he was reen frat by the officers, and when searched, the policy of insurance, togeser with articles of jewelry were found in bis pockets The wife was alto fully crested, and in ber pocket was found a set of pew lace undersieeves and other small articles of valve The property ts ‘nsured for $600 in the Wall Street Iosvrance Company. The aroused parties were taken Defore Justice Brennes and detained for examina Mon. Fxxcvon i THe Fourtn Recieart —It is with pleasure that we annougce the re-election of Capt. James McMabon to the command of company F, Fourth regiment of artil- lery. Tole event took place last weex, when bis okt company ubanimourly rcaiied bim toa post ebich he forwerly beld with distinction. Company F bas of late years been regerded by military mea as the only one worthy of the name of a light artillery company. FINANCIAL ANO COMMERCIAL. Sarvrpay, Nov. 17-6 P. M. The Atlantic sailed to-day for Kurope, with $75,000 in specie on freight. Exchange closed variable; some bankers claim 106 per cent, but very good bills can be had all the way from 100 to 104. Money continues extremely tight; the best paper passes with difficulty at 12 a 18 per cent per annum, The panicky feeling under which the stock market closed last evening was aggravated this morning by the advices of disturbances in the Western currency in consequence of the decline in State stocks; and, as usual, in the present state of public feeling, the new event operated prejudicially on the market. The business of the day com- menced with a decline of 5 per cent in Virginias, Tennessees and Missouris. Railway bonds and bank stocks followed, with a proportionate decline; when the general railway share list was reached, the downward tendency, thongh very marked, was less destructive. The average decline, a8 compared with the prices of last even- ing, was not over two per cent, with a large busi- ness. After the first board stocks were generally better, on the scarcity of stock for delivery, At the afternoon session the market was steady; but after the board stocks closed heavy. We note sales of the new United States fives, which are to be paid for at 100) by Thursday next,at 97. Some of the railway stocks are being taken out of the street by parties who have fuith in their speedy recovery from the present depression, The trans- fers to parties out of town of Hudson River, New York Central, Rock Island and one or two other popular steeks hage been very numerous of late. the prices current this afternoon with those of yesterday afternoon, we note a decline of 8h per cent in Virginias, 2} in Missouris, 5 per cent in Tennessees, 4 in New York Central, 1} in Erie, 3in Panama, 3 in Illinois Central, 14 in Rock Island. The following were the closing quo- tations of the day:—Virginia 6's, 76; Missouri 6's, 69 a}; Tennessees, 74.8 76; Canton, 14 a 15; Cumberland Coal preferred, 6 310; Pacific Mail, 73} a 74; New York Central, 72a}; Erie, 27} a}; Hudson River, 47a 48; Harlem, 144 a 15; do. pre- ferred, 52} a 33}; Reading, 93 a}; Michigan Cen- tral, 47 a j; Michigan Southern and Northern Indi- , 1404; do. guaranteed, 28] a §; Panama, 109 Nliaois Central, 56} a j; Galena and Chicago, 58 a J; Cleveland and Toledo, 254.0 26; Chicago and Rock Island, 51 a j; Chicago, Burlington and Qain- cy, 634 a 64. The business of the Sub-Treasury to day was as follows: — » $419 402 76 « _81.000 00 384.734 69 eee 063,508 98 The Arizona, at New Orleans from Brazos, brought in $134,000 in specie. At a epecial meeting of the Board of Directors of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, on the 15th inst, Allan McLane was elected President aud 8. L. Merchant was appointed Secretary. The earnings of the Mlinois Central Railroad the second week of November were: — 1960 71400 06 + 66,637 49 soeees $6,561 56 Newburyport, have de- per cent, Increase ove The Bartlett Mills, of clared @ semi-annual dividend of si which makes them 11 per cent for the year. The following table will compare the exports cf the seven principal staple articles for the wébk: — ——— Ni ——— Wert ending Now 15. Amownt Value, Amount Value. Cotton, bake. 1692 889.156 SOTO Siz ase Flour, bbie. $8,965 187,180 70,543 419,140 Corn meal... ™ 75 205 $10 Wheat, burbe 882 052 1.180,004 Gora 112087 122/067 Beer, 1427) kta Pore... 2040 36,165 Tota . <é 82,976,828 Increase of the week as compared with 1859 .. $1,926,579 The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to November 16: 1860. Inereate Deornmne 9 4u7 S31 — 1,018,217 9566 264 «5685 2h4 -_ 200 781 — 20981 13,790.162 19,628,808 67 Total $18 523,077 20 808,665, 00.665 Teorease as compared with 1859... seve SLO R18 490 The earnings of the Central Railroad of New Jersey for the month of October were as follows: — $109 291 20 SSM 8 Tnoreare, 94 per cent... The Boston Traveller of yesterday of mat- tera in State street Tee feeling in Bate street for the part few nas deen ene of uncert . Basiners men, in view of the meeting of Congress in two werks from Monday, when the agitation now going South be the T™ the Philede Iphia Leciger of to day saya: — ‘The various fources of the supply of coal are not fal'y in order #inoe the interruption by ¢ ‘The pre duction of the week if rather = a ert; | DAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1860. | $ 2000 U 8 30000 femy 2000 do 20600 & do e 3 100 do 60 do! 50 do. 200 Oley & Tol 800 do 100 do. 200 do 160 do do Chic & do $1CCO Ten: iD Cr, 90. do. 98 to GO..0 woeee 80 FO Miw A Missik. “9 77 7% Panama RR...... 100 0 828 BkofCom'ce 95 150 do.. 36 aon Fach Rank, 90100 1 Gan RE sorip.. 87% 150 Chic & Re TRE. 70 Obj, Bor & Qy RR, 25 do ; rt) CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarvapay, Nov. 17—2 P M. FLoun —The market was heavy, and ‘were con- fined chiefly to the home trade. ‘fhe depression in ster- Ling bills tended to suspend the demand for export, prices closed a3 @ decline of 100 aléc. per bbl. The Wantactions were confined to about 4 000 a 5,000 dbis. Wumat.—The market euilered from the stringency in money and the low rates of were confined to s few thousand prices. Cons, withe local and Eastern was less smeled mauadeta tes soma oor retention Ose ba for Western mixed, and 740. for round yellow in small 8. Pork —The business was moderate, with sales of 360 bbis, at $18 26, and at $12 for prime Whekny was quiet, and sales limited. POSTAL DIRECTORY. and Oomestic Mails. TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE. Th» Post Oflice now closes at ball past six o'elock P.M , in- stead of seven, ax berev fore. ; Doaxstic....Norb—Albapy, Buitalo and Carada...3)/ P.M. orth acd West way mil. ry tern mail, via -- 7 steam bos: i Sorpay Maits On Sunday all mails cl we at this chica ati P.M Wednesiay. me, for Caitcornia lowes Cansromera.. By stenuns’ AM. Bt Thursday ats AM Lonts every Montay and Letters ed for Wt should be marked “Over Lowi Yverland Mail from St Joneph (Mo ) to Salt ‘ aves Ft Jomerh every Mondsy and Tharsday, at 5 A.M. Lettsre sould be marked “Overinné, via St. Joseph.”” ric. By steamship » Wednessay, me, Jand 8 Lace Crry. The © Lake vember tess 0 ee .. M. | Istaxpe On the day after the arrival of each alter nate Cycard oacket st thie port, being occe % month. Me meamer Karoak will be despatched With mails for the Bahama Islands t) be landed The Overland Mail f — Via Marreilies om the 31am! lech of Sot mente. Via Soutdampton Om the 12th and t Caveurta... St 10h, 18d, 20th, via Marvel les. th, 12h, 27h, vie Southariptze. Curxs Ac..Vin Marseilles on she 10th and 26th. Via South. Ampton ¢*h and Mp, Avensis. Via Marseilles and buer on the 16th. Via Sonth- ampion and Suez 12h. x» + Via Aden on the 4'& apd 27th of the moath. Broz... Via routkampton ou the Mh of the mooth. Kg The Marseilles mails are despatched on the eve of above ¢ Forel snp of these Sstey Tuli cn Suoday, ibe mad © ‘The Southampton Mail are dewpatrhed on the morning of above dates. ‘oy Of these daire fall on Sunday, the mail ia dempatcsed the morniog previous Laters tr the Caittornie Pouy 3 Miey. to eo by express, mn leaviog , Joss every dey, on Wednestaye nod Ravardaye ot il ovciom Po. can he sent on Wedness ays and Seturdays SHIPPING NEWS. Movements of Ucean Steamers. will be received at HAVANA, MATANZAS AND NEW ORLPANS. Brewviiis—From New York Serio + Maree 00 ont Havans ra New Orleans Bh. Kew riving at New York Evsn or Tue Weer—From New York 9th. arriving et Havans ‘w Orleans 34, Haveon 260s, acriviog a New ied. From York Seth. AAWaa—From New York t1th, Seriving ot ovace lew and New Orleans 1th. Prom New Orieaoe ma. arriving at New York 34. CLEARED Biramabio Pria ere, Thompsw, Rin Jan-iro—Thos fs 4 wane Mount Vernon, Layfield, Rarannah—b B BeemmaniD Alspama. Schenck Saracoah—s L Mitehft! @ Som | pean Votumbta, Berry, Charlesine—spottara, Stcamehip Parkersbarg, Powel, Wiingon—B B Ore | “enmahiy Yorktown, Parrish, Morfolt, e~Lodiam & Hei Monticatio, Onger, Alexandria, e—H 8 Crom. Potomac, Watson. Balttmore—B B Cromwel) a Patapesn, Portinad—F B Crom well rtm Sper tan ergeme caus Bo Cyr oat nt ncbmnat Coren), Aare — WF Pe hewn ) Jayne, Apa'achicola ESE ES oops | nun Gow Bentoo Plymonth—Starges, Clearman & rk WT Conqnes! Buti, Teunton—Danbam & Dimon, Omen Card, Cork aed @ mbt—Thos Wallace, Oeoranters meerdam—funch & Mein et percane, Fomary, Sere ms on Piscse Write Jocseruviltc—Thampere & Wee Wiie Gallego Fim’. foks Mach paw, Harmer, Liverpool a la | ace ry. TEEEEEEREEEEEEE Nanmeu, Konore sieamsblp Persia, for Liverpool, | a ‘ By Gomer Pus EL iii oad i AM. AVANAL. eater Fbundel vember 19... st AM. TIME OF CLOSING AT TIP , N OFFICR. Bownay to Borabay closes in London By Rosniahs Oba Meaeeend. des sind neni acrasatie Houler: Liverpesl, 9 deus, with sales “aa Ship Hassas Townes teres Licenpool for New York, Tk ne aesiabich'ans'isbhis wet 10uyiot°ad Bh toe 88 pass x Ball ship bound Kastward. asi ‘James Fovter, Jr. Abecl, Liverpool, 28 days, with mdse and 414 paswengers, to O'H Marshall & Co. phee, Havener, London, Oct 22, in ballast, to Draper (of Boston), Mayo, Sunderland, Cet 15, Ship V & Devita. Purtnod, Woodalde, Glasgow, 48 ‘urvand), a , 'W weather fib Seal se the with coal, to Bbip Cornelia (/ . tommter. Baperlevced beavy e. with Tron ao, wih ney oveinter YX aed ow ‘win hoped Ca ORT aot Be while aw. bicehurat, Aspiawell, Cet & Cot 2% off Caps Anwoaio, sigaalizad Br tnas, Int 86 3 a ship sieering SR, bow! Bark Pallas Biddle, Ga.veston, € 4c to Josinb Jex. Had adverse wirds the entire Brig Uzrok (Aus), Casali, Cardiff, 84 daza, e Tor: st. to master. rm (Br), Wilson, 8 George, NB, 11 dayy, with ?tb, we Ca Jewoif. oats, of Bridgeport), Wheeler, ¢, to Fmatl« Earl &vo eesenee ith Behr Carroll, ¢ , Ri Echr Harriet nits Kelly, witzabetnpor for teeton, Kehr . tor tzabethoort for Cambridge. for New Bedford. a atnoor for Poni Serene ace Btamsord. for Tomphina teohr R Lincoln, T: NK, ve, fobr Yankee Boy, Risley. Proviaence, 2 days. Behr Chief, Marvel fomerset, : Schr Acelaide, Lawrence, Somersat, 2 days. Sebr BP Byalberd. Bro-ka, Portland. 24" 6, . Chaproan, Portland, 2 days. Hlabt, Dart, Portland, Siaye icra, Port'and, 2 dave. iam. Dowd. Fortiand, 3 days. w Portland, 2 b2 . Philadelphia fr o Bhip BELOW. Tye rember, from Glasgow Ocs 24, wi'b mdse, (Br), Fotivan, from Cork. £0 days, In ballast, to sirong W gales nearly the entire passage. 5 “J ir ef BEB, of sbd from 8 Jobo, NB. of sud from i Burdett Hart (of New Haven), Harvey, from Malagn Also two ships, one bark and one herm brig, mwknown. SAILED, Steamebips Rdinbure (Br), Livi sable Aan cee te a e A ton; Parkersbi " tkeraburg, Wilmington; Yorktown, Norfoux. ‘ae: Poto= feery mac, 80, + ahlp Bmerald, Liverpool, Wind at sunset SW, very light. Misceilancous. The steamship Atlantic, Capt Gray, sailed yesterdey at hale past 12 o'clock for Southampton and Havre. The Atlantic is to on regularly henceforth in the line with the Adriatic, sho took out 48 pamengerr. The British stermshtp Kéinvare, Capt Kennedy, aailed a3 noon yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool with 181 pas- vengere, ¥ Lavxcn—Tbe du!) of the seamtug Thomas Freeborn wa suecesstnlly Isvnebed yesterday afternoon at | o’cloek from ther yard of her builders, Messrs Lawrence & Foulkes, at Williams- burg. Her dimepsious are: Length of Keel, 140 feet; 26 feet deam, and 9 feet copth of bold; 60 feet outside tho guards, ber, and two of 7 inches op ber ha ward and 7 feet af, every we he cot aoa’ decs b she is every way built in the most substantial manner. "i ome will be putin ai the allaire Worre Spe will haves M © aden ane § Coss ote ro—ahiowt £60 heres ponee h as! rf Brig W Hazan, Miller, from Pensasola for Galveston, into New Orleans 10th lort for repairs iS ores ‘nleak on ibe Sth tei, 00 miles off Svuthwest Panes tbe bad ireight 110,000 bricks. Avice. Fe'sh henee for Ponce, PR, returned to ht, with loss of anchor and cb da, and anchored of and for Rath, 6. E ort, be previows fn the ower bay wih sche ard for han. which lost malamast, S.oor F B Brows, Browa at Provi’encs from Patchogue, LI, op the Math, st 7 PA, about 3 miles W of Priot Judith, wap in collision with achr Justice, from Varragansett Pier for New York. pd had ope shroud o» rie away, rail broken. quarter stove and aaila torr. ‘The Justice hed jib‘oom and bead gear carried away. Sim of Veswnis—The thipping List of We notice sales of A 34 abip Daylight, Fiailowell to 1884 at eb nt $ 6.000, 10. Line for Hong Kong: A¥ bark Francia Perth Amboy in 1882, boat $12 ON, 244 ‘ous, built at Robdinat nia 146i, Rescva or Drsexting Barvins— ship Agamamece. web arrived at erpcol, reports: on 4! sa))} ot to the windw: i serted fri 4p) @ atapzan, and bad been in (he cont 14 daya, and or water rom took the mm oa ‘And Bind); 4 to their wante acd brought them Toibepere ia s American Ports. . Nov 1¢—Si4 schra Teabel ALEXANDRIA vu Hawkipe Bostoa; York. Florence CHABL. iu in + 5 avgnatrs, inlaga: brige Hope. timpoms, e a ia Arr snipe & B 7 wh Martia La Ar? reonant (Br) ite, Art i, 4 ther. Nichols Mio Javeiro, Faun Mave’ Bam we: bare tin Ht Shion Joba avana; Sa'pben. and Consign, nt Boveoa Livereook: Toaqph ned ‘And Trareit. Patten, [lar e: Biv ‘Alexander. Groea, ark Alexina Tambor Bavaas; bre Miaaag. Pen: af gt are y tel shige Kate Prince, Laverpoot, Joho & A} rn, 2 ships TF Ga! and 4, wes sr qpeue, Lact Winery. aad it "allacite ond tr? bare Ce ships WH Mary. and BD Betcsi(, barked Rriant, aod Ine iso Tea, ahiow James Nermith. Keptnoviso and A on wobr ‘Cid bate Albis (iaseln Biber, “aicpwonn Nov 1S—Arr steamebls Jamestown Skinner, BYork, score Wim Gregory Wallece, Rockland Nickerson, ‘ur Lyne Pex er. Mee Tene, Mave, B¥ere. Bide BGOTON, Row 14— Arr schre Rhodetie Boston; Pred Warren, © combs, Providence, Cla Bie eunr fee Birks tmrith, B Yori As KOUs ADWATS REGUL «tING Pi Ree ies Cay Is THe RADWAY'R REODLATING FTL are sever, a feet, treted than lo Ue fell, The rie te aot 4 ie Chorder tbe " oF Sie rve - ere ews nen os a tertere- meer - TTT eee ewes wwe reer) pee om ae se