The New York Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1866, Page 6

8 NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 71, 1866. ; ; 3 ———— mene = som a i te every one ‘ rare eee omer crea | Fat Eacioprie eee cos| SAMmpAL EAERAVAGADOR , iments detailed for the your cane, u . x 3 q E U R 0 wm | Seedy tne mermn cremains Come] Soa srry ways canoer, bes aear,00 20" | Me og wacte cad’ Fisuncs far tho Poaple— ‘ 48 Journal, ta denying these statements, emerte Wt the} SA” coctry FF ethurno longer disturb tho,rep-se of this nation. Fi- | ‘County Volunteering Ntill Active-@50,000 a relations of Prussia and Austria are por rdbemres | power or naily, I bez of you to raise'yourseives to a,just contemp- Year will Keep tt Going. ——eeeee ‘and nothing whatever has taken place cluded lation of what the great issue 18 for which you aro con- The Comptroller’wquarterly report of claims against the i turd them im any way. if for the ju feed -t is > make ou cit full citizens, of one, neat Sep- ti f \ although of the noblest nations on the face of the earth—of a 7 9° | County, audited and paid during the quarter ending Wauxinilian’s Abdication sia to be THE FENIAN MOVEMBNT. and are now tion which has « «rand in the past, and wh! ii { | temper 30, 1866, 1s Just out of the printer’s hands N , fin namatons of ihe trust, panty ayer age ai f der | Although it was communicated to the Board of Super- Known to Nap’ on. Continued Arrests and Excitement in Ireland. | ™tX® aac Ze the final word I shall speak toyyou to--a(éne,ipct | Vilorsat the close of the quarter, nearly three months The Java, at Halifax, reports the ‘ollowing detalle of | $142 these who eal tonto yee ‘with © grab'4 att ‘noble | bave elapeod before a copy of i could 4 on the situation iw Ireland on the $th inet:— % But these spirit, for you have set y foutneare to a | tho printers, Itcontains seventy-nine ee varied 3 Py President Jovir.gon’s Message | teisas bul see ofmonsatan nectes | is Slr Bright oot down afild Toad tnd GOustoued choer. | S84 terenting matter 1 thone who help pay téxos fos fr ddtosdadl team ' Rasa / — pet im Paris. trom Now York had been commited fr trial n Dublin ea eet The report containg the names of elghty-‘ave off ns , whlco, Sate? instrostions serene, Complete, . Reet = pert PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S M sei senanig 9 upres Sere, mon Fan, | Pee ttahat betel cy 4 Precidency of Kart Toniekilien, sad had “esued. an nd Marine Cousss nd General Sessions, wD » receive Yalaries | was stained ap and ibe Jadge will chase the jesy thie Miyotewomeh and United States Sqnad- sree Ee es ay OF ee Oeenon ene The Mgulish Comments onthe Cable Suin- Sion At the mesting,of * ne Board of'Buper. | morning : whe a ine, be {ho“salaries of ail ey COURT—CIRCUIT~PART “yom/in the Birndts.of Gibraltar oi ies geben iar ines tne othe tamct coaristo 8100 2, fa, hens li sone 2 reas T rater, ot ol Arges thatthe a should in- prog, Sythe rrorctedag 3 hte resolution The Prevalence ef Ferjurv im the Trial of het extent Gey my be prepared ta the movement. ones oe Srapaese soley, pomoe dongs Olarbel Bodin Bright's Speech to the London ‘where largs numbers of Iria laborer were"0ut of" emp: jalan age Bo IS doubt that & Lyman R. Hopkins vs. Lorin W. Wright,-This wea om ; r plegment. Arwesd guards hed boost placed se duly ss Anapenge ‘weit bg rai Action in reference to ecme real estate, but was a cane ‘Trades and British Aristocracy. Seluntoe in Laerpeat howe ee toee me apo devoid of public interest as well, ac unimporiazt ig the searched Upon in- wren as , yok om tothe amount Mmvolved! In the courve ef the pono ayy teed }, tho parties to the suit gave evidence: it, See ating of the testinway of each other, ee waa Serer acer a me oes hbk Seine “ teoring tn thie as it sw oben bappns " J : Aleagrecable fecling oxpased, to the wisdom “of the ‘oingen age Details of the Monster Demenstration tm pat ‘000 for'as im avolding thet PR A. c Speech on. the :galamity; but the war te new over; andi the asin ee ‘at that the Buperor Napoleon has received official in- fh 7 goat tone “s Sta ae oat She Pettigeace of the abdication of (he Archduke Maximilian. Kprprencmetonncrap oy 14 tculaiy'wha metric thay rendering. fro eieines ee Sot, Serags but isto be prceimed tia volueenog'iy | Shahid 20 at al reeret noblmaadibg there i pome . le et Setanta | i ead part ‘ y oar, i Tae Prvaldeut-Tohuscws Message Complete—The of this, each act of depredation Jo the aubjocteor| a HeREe | ttngentexpentes,ofce of ; SUPREME ‘COPAT—SPECIAL TERM. : posers aE i separa boii a foe Scomaly as it — o a Volu Committee, June, 1866. ..... -.- $964 | The Atlantic Malt Steamship Company's. Bitis- ‘The Memage of President Johnson to Congress was Teepective boslions | before Mr, Adams galered New 1 igs tle mi, amc eS aad heel hee BRE a Uh , into the 6 ers—S: rol aie, seceivod here tm fall Oy 'steamer 3 Ras had s better Shee cnadierea oc tas dispomal ot the demonstrat) on | you sh The present Forciga ‘Sicretaay ls posite ~ eee. Apr 0 to July 1 1060, ee * 0. K. Garrison et al, %. George L. Hartson. 4 ah—~ aGect on-publio epimon than the meagre and lapse committee, who had caused the positions which the’ dit. | shoul Senest cat inane Bal eels oh we rerere, | 0. Blunt, Chaiyman—Pay roll, cleres to Voluntear The argument in tho $pplication undeg theestasate to de enn ae See eee caer xt wilh ago or bansevets Desziog the wane beget ty be embarrassedeinedealing with them according to his ie ee Spe fi Gecuts suvaan ae 1,850 | clare void the in of new directors of the Atiantib « _Seationatin ber of each trade or soctety, ao that each particuly’r body, on entering the Park, knew at once the point upo a which: ta march. At half-past tom o'clock the sight#,ers out. mpany was continued youterday be volunteer matters, July, 1866... fore Vhis court, Ex-Judge Woodraff argued nearly ut James Langdon— “diary as clerk in County Bureaa on voluateer matters, July, 1866... The Budget. 4 WAPPY MEDIAN LINE. pl : scientific method, it is less presumptuous to differ from one sodas ust De taken, (Onecrs.) If there ‘The udget ‘M. Fonld, the Fronch Minister of bered rocessionista in the proporuoy, be sentiment. of the people, a deep and: wide-spread | great authonties on principles, than on the inferences = sf shia ire day in sepport of ti election, in response to Mr, pay. she revenues snd expenditures of } of jon te joka Ny the ene Thig/s' had been | sentiment of Injustioo np l Jonger tolerable, then, judging Srawn from principles, Tord Russell may have reason- Renee emerr een ie v pitt : Fappallo, whe appeared for tue old board of 2 noth loft in the order of tho procession dimin¥hed or were | from all past history of all people, ono of two modes | ed correctly from his own premises when he declined | °P volun PO LEO sn cso oane Ex-udge Emott followed for the contestants, and M¥- aro in @ steto of equilibrium, and decree that | Siea'in' and the speniaiory passed on &- some ciher | Will bo taken—elther that mode, sc sad andso odious, | the, offer of: arbitration; but there aro other premises | J ae ee Fullertén will cloeo, tho argument on the part of ‘Whe proposed sehemo for the reorganization of the army } advantag f view along the roate, so that the | of seoret conspiracy, or mode so grand and go | Which, if admitted into the argument, might havo led | » ‘ corse) \ s Petitioners this morning, when the matter, involv! eaennnn point ig Spa. remre, 00 shat. the fl him to a different concluston. appointing a commis-+} T- “J, Nealis—-alary aa clerk in Coui about $4,000,000, will be’ submitted te the Gourt for involve no inerease of the taxes, but will prove a J proportions witiin the Park were more mearly equalized. | noble which you have adopted. - . Volunteer matters, July, 1866 .... decision. Leys ) You have at this moment across the Channel, if the reports which the government sanctions.are true, an exhibition of the plav which I deplore and condemn. You have there secret societies, and oaths and. drilling, and arms and menace, and a threat of violence and ‘Insurrection; is there any man in England who would like to see the working men of Great Britain driven to any such course the maintenance of their rights? ‘sion to inquire into the operation of our Neutality laws, the present government has acknowledged the relevancy of such extra | Pp acsangpe and this step wilPod- viously render-the adjustment the Alubama claims much easier than it would otherwise have been. In speaking of Mexican affairs President Johnson Adopts a morerdecided tone. He states that bie govern- ment has remonstrated-with France against the eontin- Along interval of waiting and etanding about ansued before all wore in their places, and during this period tho crowds amused themselves in listening to banda of itinerant vocalisia, who sang, to the accompaniment usually of an accoréeon, a song in honor of ‘‘Tho Trades’ Demonstration for Freedomaand Reform,” of which the spirit may bo gatkered from the concluding ve — Owen O’kourke—Salary as clerk i Yewa on volunteer matters, July, 1866, E. Kenny—Salary as clerk in County B volunteer matters, July, 1366. Charles#Clancy—Salary as clerk on volunteer mattens, July, 1 James Heaney—Salary as clerk in C gaarantes of peace for the future, THE ROMAN QUESTION. Relations of Italy with the Pope. ; SUPERIOR COURT—TRIAL TERM. Important Decision as to Gambling--What to~ Necessary to be Set Up in a Complniut. Before Judge McCuhp. ‘Then shont in defonce of or in if : Pans, Dec. 20, 1886. Renee G ndetoan aenten tnd Right; thers.) Well, I hold, then, that men in this country, { uance of French occupation until noxt spring. It. was By pe cirpaie arog LR rd eee John B. Stainard vs, Henry & Eytinge et cl—Thie w ‘The Monétevr in an editorial thissorning thinks thro Ware your banners, let your ranks closer form, whatever be their abstract opinion, en, this epee of a, rity Perye meus bad or Potween Wash pia! fea Say coal sazaaloebheratnes an action tu recover a sum of money lostas a fare tablet $e ne doubt that the relations betwoen Italy and the Rope ey ‘eodand. Toerty. the ie heyy v ariaien xf the heart Fey gra standing: existed as to the ‘on Which theyRrench Paniel Suli pe aR md jessenger on volunteer The defendant's counsel moved to dismiss the compiaing ‘will be placeé-on a sound basia. Manhood saffrage, vote by ballot, and reform. hibition of opmion which has been made by the | troops should be withdrawn, It now appears that Pres- io ors ny west 1866 acer pede ot upon the ground that it did not contain facta to ¢01 Sian wee cv ged the pales Uretyiosd — Fotope working men ot England and Scotland during the | ident ees mo RY J, Sateeenlbed i Natl eae td he ‘teer Obinmt lise, aly, cy ves ‘expenses, Volun- tute a cause of action, After the atgumentsof cou: of a Litany-on Reform, a species of composition whi e mou! gagem ittoe, Va gaya ‘ : SPAIN Sa: judop by the fever wich mide & ram oeeete ed, would ee Gwe ery pi aoe P gy me Ree the support of all parties in the United Bites, The | D- te Day—Salary a3 clerk in County Bureau on Judge McCunn rendered the following decision:— , appear to be considered among certain classes.as of high | that there is a must necessarily be | Mexican expedition was an open challenge of the Monroe unty matters, AUgUSh 1866. ..... 0. +0. This action 18 bused on tne Fourteenth action of article James Lancdon—Salary avclerk in County Burcaa on bounty matters, August, 1866............06 Samuel Jones—~alary as.clerk in county bureaa on bounty-matters, August, 1866.............+ J. J. McGowan—Salary as clerk in County Bureau doctrine m its original ost legitimate sense, That doctrine, however it may have been strained, was never intended to affirm the right“of the United States to the while soil of the Now World, but only te negative the tight of Europe monarchies to interfere with re- grievance, there & voice to and to prociaim it, What is the evance of which you complain? It is thia—that you live, you are the citizens, the native inhabitants of a country which is called constitutional; and what is meant, by-that is.this—that yourgovernment is not a despotic merit, Drawled out with mock solomuity by men wear- ing white nockties of formidable dimensions, this litan: was angwered by responses from their ‘clerks’? whic! elicited shouts of laughter from the bystanders, of whom, however, it ‘9 fair to say the majority were 8, title 8, chapter 20, Revieed Statatea The seation is ip) these words: “Every person who shall by playing at game, or by betting on the sides or hands of euch as lay, lose at any time oresitiing the sum or valine Bob or upwards, and shall pay or deliver the same A Heevy Loan Reported from Frauce. Panta, Dec, 20—Evening. 10 repersed that M. Foutd hes loaned ninety millions great 36 A of francs w the government of Spain, “poughs” rather than worki: *'Of these nses, : publican institutions on the other side of tho Ata. | ,, D bounty, matters, August, 1866.............. any part thereo!, may within’ three calendar roont! perhaps, the less said the better, . Br an eligarchyr bat thar ila a apcocaeas Slane nna | Uc. Thas limited, 14a pot so meustrous aa it han been 1. J. Noaito—Salary ag clerk in county Bureaa on ae eich Caytaees ar OALGiEe Had TOR ot Oke a ‘TRE, FROCRSSION. easential portion of which’ fs conducted by the honestly | Tepresented, noris it unreasonable that @ great North, | .Dounty matters, August, 1806.-..-..-.--..-..- money-or valuo of the things so lost and paid or delivered, THE UNITED STATE SQUADRGN. Tt was scarcely a quarter-past twelve when the head | elected representatives of the people; and the grievances | Amorican républic abould resent the creation and main- | OWon O’Rourke—Salary as clerk ia County Bu- from the winner thereof,” The complaint contains no Feau on bownty matters, August, 1866......... E. Kenney—Salary as ong) in’County Bureau on of the gigantic tenance of a,Mexican empire by French intervention on Barrow defile cl averment that of the money sought to be recovereg its own frontiers. This is perfectly well understood in ae $25 or upwards,” was lost at @ umeor silting. Thp 80 noble in its purpose, 18 defaced and deformod, and —— emerged from the somewhat at this constitution, so noble in its outline and lone to the residence of the Prince of Tht FPRRCRRE. the tory par! he head. Pho Miaatgnomoh in the Straits of Gibraltar. bounty matt Augrat, ea ’ Wales, and appeared in Pail Mall, Narrow though the gate | that, when you ook at it, it seems in that ect abeo- | France, and, to, do our neighbors justice, ihe French sth sens scene nace. defendants say this is a fetal omission, and move ag- Lusnox, Dec. 20, 1866. | was, they got through it without serioust diificulty, and | lutely worse than any other represontative censiitacion | nation is not“responsible for the diftcully "in which. the Cine eee ree areata en cordingly to dismiss the action. asthe’ point raised by Fhe Vaiiod States iron-clad Miautonomoh, accompanied |. in spite of the arithmetical prophecies and proofs’ that | existing in the world—(aheers) tor believe. thew it no Fer eee gk renee Mrtinles (psTiOb eA Ti ee cnaes Malate an clink a Oobesy lhasine Aine mien So aes 08 So PN t Bae aay ae ther vessels of tho American flect, arrived at the | It would take them from four to tweaty-four honrs—the | representative system whatrocver at (his moment, in America | bY one of for aa Piast ogy puls this fact very on bounty, aa rs, Augass, ma eg | mined in aay reported caso, z hee hep unt of Gibraltar on the 14th ‘net, prophets were not very exact—they had not only tra- | or in Europe, 42 a0 entirely deformed from i natural, early, an “Tagg iy danertons @ Moxlean enterprise as Charlee-Bra Sat ee fs clerk ‘in County Bu- thought upon the sp mer and the result Ee > wg versed Pall Mail, but had got clear out of Waterloo- | gust amd bear'ti fist as is the ve ays. | 2 Breat mistake, into which the Beople were led by the Too ty matters, Augrist, 1866 es | ation ig that the defendants uasune a tenable ground. * place and woro far ou. thelr way along Piccadilly by | ‘tem of this country. (Cheers.) What-can be more clear Leaps not against their will, but: without HL Reynol do tlleny ne pig bray ~ateho C and that the complaint exhibits no cause of acuon. It HUNGARY. Tolan Ore eee are ee ee eT Oe a a een ae writs polnla One Oy Ano, aaron cone | Toau en bopnly taitcr: Avett 1860. € | .sabotaative fuck wecensary in law to'the, mainvenanoe oe or # 08 rliament . . ars oeseee ~— oe ‘Mounted Division of Farriers’ Society. (Cheers.) The lords Topreeent uemaelvenand.gencraity | Yicions, wiGce falsited "by ‘evente-—the “one. thai Dapiod Sullivan Salary as messenger iu County | the action must be covered by an appropriate averme! ‘The Legislative Addrenn to Austria. Pitsroy Works Brass Bands, the grest land ommers, It may be, with great Adeliey; | Oil, or’ Bt lease 8 Seat malortey ot sthe MexicaDs’| oysoh Blunt, Chairman-—Pay roll Vetunteet (on Po Clg apes trot dod pea od d degen teaercngader ry Manoer of Worcng Pa Ansoolatl nds as Athan ASR OF RTD Cee utiisene, Of om, enperiat thane vintic: soos tats mittee, Auignat, 1868...-.--..-istens0.-.n0-1 1,880 of the United Sisten hus prevound tbe’ prinerie’ w ‘The Upper House of the Husgarian Diet bas agreed to Burd of Musieal Letromont Maker” is ta nae ‘altiance - tg be mayen: ‘of. the | tection; the other that the American Union was broken eo Bi tg Wa ne i gh fa of any fuct is necessary to be found on the trial In. order te He address to the Hmperor of Austria recently adopted } Committee and Members of the Working Men's Associa- | Honse of Lords. (Cheere,) Now, I anid ‘and 1 | up ‘of recovery. However disposed to mako ‘olunteer Commities, Augus noes <--- 860 | sustain the plaintiff's right of recovery, tho declaration ty the Lower Chamber. ton, and Members of Miscellaneous and repeat it again, that there is'no security whatsoever for | ¥ idea,” France had no infeation of forel gts os fer mcg as seal ed Bureau on gg.) OMvompla'nt must contain an averment of euch iact tp "4 ead Unattached Trades. liberty under a government unlges there be, as an essen a Emperor Maximilian on a reluctant population; ati Sioue tok mm Me eterk te Gidaty Se v “| order to let tm proof of the fi (Bank of the United man CARRIAGES CONTAINING DEPUTATIONS. tial power In ft, a fair representation of the pation. Au | !¢s# did she contor: entering upon a desperate con- rt om Homnty Waere: Mamaeber, 1908 75 | States vs, Smith, 11 Wheaton, 171.) In our own practice MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Mombers of the Demonstration Committee, ilustrious man, the founder of the great province and | test with the wholo power of the United. States for tha &. Jonea-Galary as clerk, in County Boreas ou ~ the rule is not rolaxed, and itis settied law under the py eed tel a President and Connell of Reform League, now the great State of Pennayivanis, William Pénn— | ke of regenerating tho Latin race in America, The " oumay matters, Bopbember, 1908 16 | Code that “every fact which tho plaintiff’ must prove, z Depotation from National Reforin Union. eers)—in the preface tovhis.constitution,for that prov. | moment tha Sor us subdued and the Feprosentations of 1. J. Nealls—Salary as clerk in Counly Bureauon and which the defendant has a right to controvertin hie Loxpoxvenny, Dee, 20, 1866, Depacation from Relvem League Branches, ince, a constituiton of the widest and the most generous | the UnitedgSiates took a form which showod'tho national | T. J. Nealls— Salary as clerk in County 75 | *Bewer,must bodistinctly averred fn piain, concive and @s- 0] rot ¢ Provinces, to the un it, whatever. fort J y , . 5 Gay, anu, aftor landing the London mails and passengers, 2 cotentpphtegitad- tard where tbe Jaws Fale and the people are a party to ine | abdicated already, his abdication i# more question of en Sopcamber, 1800... 75 | 210. Btoddard vs. Onondaga Ap. Conference, 12 Barb Jreceeded to Liverpool. (Each Division headed by » Superintendent on Horse- | laws; and more than thivis tyrauny, oligareby or eoufa- | time, chieily depending cn the evacuation of Mexico by bounty me ‘Bepteinber, 1 achspidcaes 573.) The reason of this rale is too obvious to require ‘The stcamsbip City of Baltimore, from New York De- back.) sto.” Now, let us ask ourselves, can it be truly said, | the ! ie Ukined Beech tee Gey! srrancement | os cries Tuknoy— talbery asclerk in County Bareaa pe Peg hs pc: nee Pomeoindr it wilt nos Be ember §, arrived out on Mondwy, 17th. 1. Tallow Ubandlers. 2. Bricklayers? Society. Soapie cl this entaey tanto he Mioeon or Goermoce, deferring. way °F | “on bounty matters, September, 1866.......... 15 | atmncan titting”” ts ‘emnent ial’ to tbe plaintiiry right, 3 - 2 Hatters, 18. Old Friends’ Lodges. | are really a party to the laws that are made? (\'No.”) | Tharresomed oflenien StPreiaiem Jokaoe ts is Reon Sore I (ae oie aad os | [ecovery. | The stature gives nim-no right of action ‘or FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Se Pom V Caromes L mantire te sur, aot ae viength but ara | Lom, beter cal-nlated tacrienrprie an eamivasin, | Charles Bronnan—Ealary ay clerk) tn Couniy Ba self pieaitige tt tote eee ‘ Sane - 5, Stonemasons. 15, Painters @re-akmess % thesthrone—(ohecrs)—far in hie conduct last | It 18’ always dangerous to interpret the political eyinp- 1 Reynolds Salary ae meso semets ABGO.--=-- 6B} about the 13th of Septemver, 1866, the defendants won at: ‘The London Money Market. 6. Conch Trades, 16, Plasterers. sowion, the conduct of his party which headopts, he | toms of foreign countries with too much confidence," but, reau on bounty matters, beptember, 1866 v og | Raming,” ke. This is a formiila of statement usually Loxpox, Dec. 20-11 A. M. | 7. Ropemaxers, 17. Corkcutters. thwarted at onco the benevolent intention of the Crown | $0 ‘ar ag anything ¢an be known about public opinion in } » reat Sullivan—Salary.as messenger in County employed to cover an indefinite period of time, and can~ Before oMcini hoors Vnited states five-twenty bonds | 5. Foresters’ Courts, 18, Saddiers, and the jost expectations ofthe people. (Choers.) I —— it Ryn that @ decisive neraict against the | Darenn ou boant}’ September, 1866. y 66 | 20t be construed as equivalent to an allegation that the 4 Ofered at 71 Jy for Lue issue Of 1862, being the cing. | _% True Britons, 19. Iron Mouldars, contess that T am rather surprised at the conduct of the | esiden’, and in favor.of the constitutional amendment, | Danber—Salary as clerk 1a County Boreaa ca laintif lost twenty-fige dollars or upward at a stil fate of lest evening. 10, Seamen, 20, Smiths, Amulgamated. | tory party in this mu hea the bill was introdneed | as been recorded by. che Ameriean pegpie. The iawao | 7 Caney matters: September 1968 eo | Hence, the complnint Omit ae eenentio) averment, ¢ shares are rather higher. 11. Datiors, 21. Brickmaker®. into the House of Commons it appearea to me to | had been fairly before them for many months, and the Srower Brothere--Staionery fer the Gponiy ab. 80 is fatally defective. At common law no action jay for Gaasols are quesed “Graver,” sunk nevieion. be "the very least. that any” Ministers with a | Fesult is that tt republicans ‘command a majority so | Brower Brothers Station sakes dl money lost at gaming. The spirit of that genuemaniy Loupon, Dec. $0—Noon 22, Carpenters and Joiners, 29. Organ Builders. spark of veuse or honesty could ofer on this question; pe ienocsmge. | He bof Prog «3 Rye erie veto hg 1886. i pies hi 3 pheno [gs ere mood Preto pe 9 wo bee idea that Fhe moves market 1s quiet and steudy. Consols for | 7 Hermake™ sad Irom 20. Loyal United Friends, | and 1 did not, pollews that on the Mee, Mae | nad if ever there was a polluical necessity it is aursiy | Orison’ Blunt, Chairman—-Pay roli of’ clerics to tte Cnt ead GeeeA HUMOR GT Biten aaron dee OSA | United Silver Trades, 32." Musival Instrement Ma- | bittor partisanship euoigh or stupidity enough, to | that which Mr. Johnson is sit! inflexibly resisting. * * | Count Volunteer Committee, September, 1868. 1,300 excluded from the benefit of ste process by the maxiza Ey. oan Wheelwrights, kers, induce them i fight a combined pattlo with all who Fopes are the only rulare who can summon lerions of | 4 $12,808 | 1% Ari delicto putieraest omtitio enti. But early PP vg secon 2 ae ore and Gilders, 23. Cabinet Makers, would join chem for the purpose of rejecting thas* bitl | %9gel* to defend thom against the inevitable without siete: ike icommaaniaen ‘pain araekan nanan | in the reign of Queen Anne @ statute @ the loser aye m ui to... : ae Bookbinders U. Temperance Societies. | And uow'one would suppose that the pres-ot govern. | forteiting a character for worldly wisdom; and of all r c @ right of action for bis moncy; hat statute Couirnis...4..+. : + THs Horse Coilar Makers, : went had troubles enough on hand in what is called the | Filer ele-tive Preaidents are those whw have leat right |, The Citizens’ Association are after the Blunt's Bounty | waa the orirmnal of our own a Loxnox, Dec. 20--Evening. P PURD MIVEAON. sister country withont axing the poople to exeitement | aNd lent power fo defy the pupular will, Jong to give the pablie a fake euie, Promise ero | under this law are reported in Conevie lowed Arm and unchanged at 85¢ for monoy, | 25. Kuginver, Macbiviste, 42 Wire Weavers and | how. (Chesra) In Ireiand—Ireland, which 1 have pasate moncs of the, Inquiries, Sutjoined. is an extract from | [reominat fom persons havo been willing 10 expose AARRICAN SECC TINE tiem Makers and Workers. deserWed before Irishmen as tue favored field on which Radical Reconstruction. Gheir capers “aan muaeans partion este Poke m | themselves to the odiumn of endeavoring to reclaiza in the following dgures:— Millwrights, Tinplase 3 Workers. all the power af thie Lory party been displayed oan {From the London Times, Dec. 3.) Commitres:— ” es Volunteering court what, a bo funy a 2, Hs egen 1 states wenties, jarment Dyer. . and. shoe Trades, triea—n Ireland 0 abers Corpus act ie suspended: TT is one characteristic of the recent electi us ¢- 078, . ckstone, 1,2 inets-Cenweel sueree.... Dhipwripints, 40. -Bakeon individual Uberry, except by wmvent af th exculiee, | tho United Statecwnicle pande iene cates eee Fhe tisoctation hac toon snd te engaged in investi. | 2 Henry Blackstone, 208, and in Vesey, 614, 1 do’ find ST! aay [38 1 men and Water. 46. Silk Trades, abolished: troups are pow ng into the country; tron-eiads | eleotions bocome compictely things of tue past. * © | EiniSitentot the Board of oe aad to the | cases arising under this ‘statute; bat im ‘none is it con. mE i the close mon. #. Sons of Progress. & ia anid, aere.ordeved to the cast to mart amir, Tepe and | * Directly the glections are over, and tho balance of | Committee on Volunteer se a Pingo tfoverted that the declaration should ¢ontain ao ay and eat te rn * | oo. Brass ‘Crader, 48. Hrancbes of the Reform | Peliew, imaginary for; country gonliemen, it’ iz said, are | wrongth Is known, the action of the “caucus” begins. i. sind ‘ment of overy fact which the !aw makes essential to the "y ‘ A Ns Dex! the entire and absolute disbursement of several millions The Frauktore ¥ 40. Paperhangers, Teague. (iuing from (hile anvoadiral bine ta find refuge in garrison | ‘this select council, unknown to the constitution, deter- | o¢ dollars, and/grave charges of fraud and improper deat, | Pantllrs right-of recovery. On the contrary, the no- La 41, Leather trades. fouma:’annd all this ka Ae-magmtfiomt revut of (ne potiey of | wos what sbatl snd what shall not be done; it’ brines } for some time been in circulatian, ax to itp | corer, ond ceinrare ae, ls Aeumed as a postula!e. | Om (cu ted States bonds of 1862 ar of whieh Lord Derty in its proposals, and, if there appoars a likithood chat ing bw disposition of the money, Treason and authority, ben, the comp'aint in this action % Tho expenses of commit. perm! ing at FrankCort, with quite The speeches were pretty mach of one tone. Among a consedl “ ne be A A gh arog bode oer ond bpd will be be eg nnn eg nae rarely happons— | tee have been extraorainarily-large, and the mannge- pl te. aairpindane = code Bane cage Aa ‘The Liver Soa mes tho most remarkable were the following:— party medy 1 f ching! t cam and does suppress the discussion by means of | ment of the whole fund has been very loose and unsatis- very liberal di ‘bes bes ‘peal mn En: . d A avcient and radekad savace remedy of military force. | “tke previous question.” this means the factory. In connection with its duty of supplying volun- bg-* npr os roy ~d Livinront, Deo, 20-~Noon, shee nelthey pa abort gebat Landen men were, | Eni, wiitPull this cause for appreheasion in Ireland—ds | question whether a vote shall bo taken without fum | feors for the arty, this Volunteer Comattey ean | MHctfoo, which is, that the amendment must be in tur- The colton market to-day opened active at yeuteray's | aud that neither rain nor distance would keep them.| I hope and believe greuile exaggerated by some public | ther deliberation, and by it the majority simply | the task of furnishing substitutes for who | Werance of justice. I cannot see how Moding 7 aia Sahat acid, Uplands.” The sales | away Wien once bey had mado up their wind todo a | writers, bat mu excel to catem pain and anziety— | pots an end, tn the pretence of doliberation, Thur we | ‘eeqiaey Of curauhing midsututes for persons who [ones hie cence anaes he Provatan fs rach 13,000 baton thing. | That demonstration was not Rot UP, Dy the Ro. | was it a judicious course for the prevent party | the danger of the prosent hour. Congross meets this | moneys were deposited wily ttie committer ta te ae poms imeuiperenty tee boy agreement on Ir RAPOOL, Dec, 20—Bventng. form League, but by Mr. ‘or end the Trades’ Union in wer to create & great excitement im | week, and the question of mitigating o1 vii 4 “ unipist The cotton market continued wendy ail ny, aud prices | shongh of course the Reform League wore bappy to | Gre) Britain? {my thee Lord Derby, am my byt nom gating oF intensifying the } ju refunding to principals a portion of the money ex- | thisukw aioe a aoe ee eae yl aa firm at 16% 4. for miaaing uplands. Gay AMOUBTOd Lo 14,000 bales. The «alos of come’ gatoering would very much astonish the government; apd ald im it terms of tha const!tutional amendment wH! probabiy bi (Cheers.) He was sure that that- is ‘Acret comnesl cotnee to the represeatative of his party in Parliament, Til an 6 le and himselt the fomenter of discord, and that bis party and monted, aconelnaion on the subject, no one in Con; comes to eat can pended in procuring substitutes, After the claims of the principals had been allowed by the State Paymasier, and The plaintiff here is tion, but I will pot strain its construotion for bis clearly entitied to no indulgence. ‘ the money transmitted to the Volunteer Coumittee with Livervoo! Bread 7 aad when they had the meeting which they-p to | not our party fs @t thie moment the wurbulent ele- wees, mitch less know, what will be done. theory The Opera Libel Sult—The PI ete armas tatin,| Hethersett a | Retaepucy Tita Satter | Sse errno a ncn | Kaan, a pl —<, iyde Park")—to which he hor Ws would } me tell this em 1 mn 3 bring up one hundred thousand of thelr fetende from the | form that 1 nthe presence oft Deseie; Ls. taation Gon manaeE ie oe cui Cruden ai th aga ho Retired edge Bowen. resence of the j la tis t sing edleta Which tnast be received with . the committee bought up, at a large discount, the ‘i provinces, then they iniended to ssseupdle somerhere | House of Commoue-—let me tell them that this ‘power, see allowed claims of those principals who became Mas Maretack vs. Wiliam Cauldwell ot al.—The Jury in the neightorbood of Park lane, (Langhter apd | teil! not Some months remarkable ¢onven- | unf uestioning obedience. The ibility of restormg ‘and whe cape = returned a verdict for nde is cane yonter- Ii Geliog, i Tennent | bp Drenden, ad inen thete? would’ 'he ‘ue’ chance | totaneatareccrtneTuna, Componed of sem of em: | the Union ih ts tategrny to thus indetnitey endane | contd yet they would bo weiadind set of everyone: Id | day meraing ot he onaaite of the, ease ace nee Peirolowmn 10 steady atm slight deciine, 9 irwacs is | bg broader, aud then there would be oo chance | nence aud sbaracter there, by which conventon on gored, and tho uneasiness of public feeling proportionally | connection with this subject the executive coun | oy tid ” bait Qe ourrent quotavion for Ponusyivania refined. of the railings by sume ocus pocus coming | dress or mer Te erred and forwarded to the | prolonged; and this ix only one and a passing instmce | Girocted the attorney of the association to send the fol ——- oe down, | (Renewed Imughter and cheers.) When he con- | government of the United States, congratulating them | out of the many evils which the federation permanently | lowing communication to Ofizon Blunt, the Chairman of Judge Mon & stay of proceedings for thi sidered that the masses, whose good conduct and jalelli- | pos the close of their gigantic siPuggle nnd upon the es- | guffers from having adopted @ ropresentature machinery | the said committee :-— days, to enadl ts to make out a eave if t BY STEAMSHIP TO DECEMBER y, xunce could not be denied, were debarved from the fran- | tabli#hment of universal freedom throughout the wide | which fails, and necessarily fails, to secure representative ‘Crrigamy Assoctarion or Naw You desire to do so. Chase, he said it was a monstrone shatwe, (Cheers) tn | bounds uf tharapudlie. there was = inthe me- | guvernment ; wan MIB Beosvware’ The court was then adjourned sine die. orerewnren Pines every workingman wens enfranchioed; in Ttaly the | worial—a of true philosopy aud of true states- nw YORK, Dec. 9, | ‘Fhe Menmahip Jave, Captain Moodie, whick leh Liv- conse wore much the same; Gnd enen (he tyrannical Biamarck manghtp, and !t wee this:—“Unfinished questions have Pee Bront, Eeq., Chairman County Volunteer Vommit- was giving wniversal smfrage to the Prussians, Were | no pity for the repose of nations” it to the = COURT OF COMMON"PLEAS—TRIAL TEAM—PART |. 4 10.4. M. of Dovember @ and Queenstown on | Epgticnmen, thon, to be enfranchised the net? Wap, | great’ question er negro slavery; brit. it is just | Dismissal of Dr. Fura Re gare te arr dA at srening of ibe uh, arrived at Hallas at XA. a. | Af thy did toe coe che pout America wold be | Se tosh when apie to tin _quenion before Aagninet tho-Owners of the Idahe. Connty VoluateersCommnltice, when it will be convenient for | ACtom te Recover Damages for Breach of an ronie to Boston. She Das wevents-tive pas. | "/vancktaed re ER sahers trons, 200 Ww 6,000,000 grown men in this | Te reguiar woolly meeting of the Commissioners was | Yo ta aliow the ncqountant of Our association tbe ie Contract—Verdict for Pinintiff 88,000. igh fants morning; < 4 Fecorde for that city and twanty-fve for Halifax. ce how ough hots some volae © tak area ome | a Topreectative ‘eyotem, are = held yesterday afternoon at three o'clock, Judge Hos- | comuitirein Teigtion tothe Porcubhee ct ent ee naa onta cae Parser Brown repori# head gales during the entive | wos ony Musing in tiem? (Laughter and cheers.) | and purposely from thot constitution, and are left with- worth presiding. The Secretary read the weekly report of | S#>stitutes for the Army of the United States. As you no sephalanzecne Bradiey.—The pax 39 chips vo report. However, they found from the m that the | ont rep: (Henr, bear.) This grent question | p oy Sui » eee Spay are grate, there has beon soms discussion, and | ticulars of this suit were given in the Herat of the iat Minisury ‘were all at sixes and seven, mud that Mr. | which we ure debating to-night ic an unfinished question | ©-"B. Dalton, Sanitary Superintendent; also upeciat re- taontet tke temas Gaereetons er fhe Jaca sailed from Halifax at olght c'elock yeser- ment and disbursement of the funds ist. Thoy may be briefly restated as followe:—The Disraeli wos about to leave them, If that ieinam | and as the Hwise express it. it will have no pity on the | ports from that funotionary im the matter of Inspector | Unicer ts the dewii ae morning for Boston, where aie will be due thie (Fri- | did %, be onpposed be would be regarded as “the Wao- | repose of thie nation watid it" ve a Anished cuoston, | Guido Furman, om eertaie charges of malfeasnnee, te i, this uutter from its origin ance | Piaintid claimed that he oid to the defendant Oficap « fering Jow."’ (Laughter and cheere) He trasted th: (Cheers) Lobservego-cday in an axticie, supposed by trust that in our labors we will mert with your 60. - | thousand sides of “oak wax leather,” which were to be vening. ‘ would ail wably that evening, because theit | somo to be of creat authority, that the working men are | ce, and on the mubject of the burning of the ferry- | vim, 1 , HACHARD 4. HENTY,” | doiivered at the rate of from’one bundred to eno bine. The and commorcial advices by the Java, | enemies would be vary glad to say, “You see you may | told by what ape called their betters—for that | boat Idaho, on the 26th of November lust. Attorney Citizens’ Association of New York, Sth the main points of ber news report, have beem an- Peipated by eur cable despatches, prbliehed in the get together & groat mass of + anewor for their condnet, and their bebarior fou can't only writes for our bettera—(laughter}—that Inepector Dalton had investigated the charges brought tity have Bow done To this letter an answer was receiv fo whieh Mr, reat pleasure to have dred and fifty sides per day; that- defendant refused to- receive five thousand six bundred sides, and the price of sb, Py e Blunt saye that it will afford him ‘ they are wot ft for the tranchive.” That would | the very hand 7 whioh the whole of the | "fst Tospector Furman, and “representod,*in bebalf | the examination made as proj and (hat be will aid | leather having fallen, a claim for da was bronghty Bixvaxo from day to day. 7 tue Hie to thelr dournctore. (Chégra.) ee ‘senor leat session of z t was doing all it could against of ihe fospectars and other, oficere ofthe Board of | our accountant very way in his power—that “his | The defendant answered that the feather, wae of a ‘Notwithatanding the denials by the conservative organs, Mr, Cavencieh Bentivck had he audacity tw | them—they are exhorted, { say, to stand still and to | Health, that i Pence ne’ fo Eek | clerks are at present busily engaged in clost ‘and | interior quality, and not such av he contracted for. patron ehisatinanie tok iter | S8% that Mr, Beales and. himeelt led all the | waitsin confidence for the action of Parliament, Well, | 2¢eP disgrace apon the organ Sumpleting Lue reoorda, aad will Huish soon,” when he | | On Monday fast a motion for a non-auit won Talo, OB comrespondent nburg Seottman rei pickpocksbs abdtickotof-leave mon of 1 to break | but it ts the same Purliament. (Hear, heer.) It isthe | Deen & member.” The Board, im view of this report, at | wiii again uave the pleasure of addroasing Our Associa. tho ground that the plaintif, by taking back part of the bis amertion that dissemkions provail in the Derby | into Hyde Patk—an infamous bel, n.) Inthe same Bouse of Copapens which loft with cadnase and | 20° tion. leather and reselfing it, hed reecinded the contract, Thi Ot. Bo writes:nDisrarit ie said to have, through | House of DM. ME AL yraees cone ry here were | approbension in July ‘ast. There may <I sappore,| Resolved, Thar. Guido Farman be dismissed from the Mr. Blunt's clerks have been “busily onpaged in clog. | motion was denied, ‘when: the «ult wad continucd, me ‘threat of nets: muaabinie | Ps Bot above a dozen men who cared @ stem telorm. | thore are yet—the man who on our side nf the House be. | tice held and WAL no further payments be made to | ing vp and completing the records, and will Lule soon’? plaintiff endeavuring to chow that the leather which he Designation, ues in chtainint the com | The nuganbora of that Bones were the nomeneeneg Ohe Hu tho cause which thay wore supposed to «it there | 2 for reudered {0'1he capatity Of inspector, for tho inst eigbieen month, and if allowed to continue | delivered war cqual to any leather that be had 10 Hof the Promier and the, majority of the Gubiner to | of Lunda: many of them were railway @irectors, lawyers | w defend. And the only cbange 1 know of ie that the Furman hes oleoted to de tried on the several charges | wil! be “‘bosily enga:ed iu elosing up and completing the | and the defendant trying to prove the opposite to ha PrOperal that » reform mensure of w curpritingly and | ant bankers: but rarcelany of them rd ihe work. | gwen who threw out with all terine ‘of ignominy the bill | St tho next Getferal Sessions, the peualty on conviction | records, Will tafe soon'” for the next hve years, | been thefact, During tho progrens of the trial over one tly liberal character shauld be 0 fog Cesane, Abou! hal’ Ie mombera their acots by | which we wished to Inst neawion are now, or will | being ® Ane of $480 on cach charge and fix montis’ | The Association does not intend to wait until Mr, Blunw’e | hundred sides of the leather in questfon were @xa'ni00q ral character ehould be tutrodaced next | bi iery and corrngivon. But he h thowe dae were { be in Pouresty cnet wf they do not hreak ja pieces | lmprisonmoot in the ienitentiary. The examination | “busily engaged” clork i, but ne soon | in the court, and some of the most prominent loaiher and thongh it ie considered provaile no imme. | nesriy over. If the maxes hed tho franchise there could | betore--(aughter)—on the bench, and wilttake | Wil be lay next. fa convenient to it, be nd an inspec. | Merchants of this city and of Borton were cally! to Hit tm the Cadiuot will reeult, yet the withdrawal | be no bribery, because it wae imposatbie fo tribe every> | that veading and authoritative position in the House ryboat Idaho, the secretary | tin of the.books and menis of the Committec on | testify in regard to its quality. certain Members of th wf body. There wae Mr. Lowe, who, ar.Mr, Bright said, | which beiongs to the Ministers of the crown. Now, i | fend an elaborate report of Superistendent Dalton, that | Volunteering, und if ea tunmediate tnapeciion is ro- O vane went to the jury yasterday, When, Ai or © more auylelding section of | on, without a constituency, Or for only some serentees, | differ from ibis writer altogether, I woala not putany | Went strongiy to show gross neghgenceand culpability | fused, ihe Asvoclation will, in that event, apply to the | #hort abeenee, they ratarard a verdict for plain’ ia Ge party is understood to be only poripaaed n congider- | or wendy poopie, and hie YoUe counted forsjust a> mngh | comflienceia the conrrec? tint House of Commons uf {| 0 the part of the authorities of maid heat Supr me Court for @ mandamus, compelling the commit. | $8,227 67. For piainttf, Wm, M, Rvarta and Judyo X os that of Lar, Belght, whe represeuted tous or thoetnnas Py hueniranchised and asking fora vote. [| On motion of Commissioner Crane, seconded by Com-.| tee to allow tlfe inspection, Bradley and W. ¥. Alien ton of the Dapleasent impreneion thet would be pro- Wart wer on senae in thi? Ho beleved there | should lke thom to tell me they had wholly rapanted of fou; for Hofendant, A. C. ° here angen Mimionar stone, it was Unanimousiy eundicmntpiiclaiitatbieinttatatnig ‘The conrt was then adjourned fer the terin, 0-6. Communication between Dechy and Disraeli bare | wee a good time eoruing, and that verr soon, It was for/] the cheare with whieh they met ali those vile and elo | Resolved, That » ult or © imatite THE COMPTON HOUSE CACAMITY. Deen frequent, amd ft is said the Tonddn reform demon- | the wen of London to ‘tick to the Arform League, asd | leat Imprtations upon your character. (Cheers) My | thie Board for the reee YF pet vitie: ‘aman. a COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAY. SreLionn had DOOM BO ineler Al avsiliary lo Dlarneli to come together again when Parliament met, in order to ita, that your duty, your obvious duty, the | Deen incurred hy the Panagere {| Coroner Gamble yeaterday convened the jury tn regard an Lee George Strand & Ob, ot Stirling, engagod in the pe | PHO What the feeling of the =, cy duty from which you cannot oxc Sow partoy | iste. whien led or eontribnied to the dangéys to lite o°,| to the Compton Howse calamity, and after waiting a con. | p,SUTueee Courr—Cincerr.-- Part, 1.3 Woleum teade, had suepanded, Liatilities orer £100,000 Jor ame re oa on board at the time of her taking re Joh Neveriber, “Dae. 6.) eee in coary warts | Part 2. —“hort cansoa,—Nos 4 12, a, 04, flee, era, be Londow Timer, tie comntry your organization in ton.r of vorr omm anyran: ertevable thue for further wiinoer’s at Bellvue Hoe 4274, 4298, 4292, 4076 (No. 1), (No, 2), 4882, ‘Metiing; aesere Tatyely in exons, " Name mg! toveting eotied by the leaders of the Lon. | enigment. (Ohaers) This to bring every auctety with Provious to parsing this resolotinn Mr, Katov, rounsel |. no (nether evidence could be obtained, and the eae 3976, an, pon Part 8.—Shert cavres,—Non 166, av toh tates tbat Coudt Boi don Irndes and Friendly Soe: was held Hi St. James’ | which you are connected to give ilvelf for a Ume-—it will | of the Hoard of Healt, Ou being conenied, bad given ‘ ; » | 4157, 8716, 4278, 4128, 4209, 8507, 4288, 8061, 508, ‘lene corpete “ wabatios had | Holt, Piccadilly, in faver of Pariianentery reform, ae ouly be n short time.to the working ont of your polit- | ites hie opinion thst such a conrén came within tue | EXON was therefore brought tos close, The origin of | fo4g' 4597, me) 2018, 4275, 1507, 4261, 4194, 090g, od to Gibraltar, to receive Marximitinn who wax | sort of sequel io the open alr denonetration of the cal rodempiion, ((heers) 1 thovid advire you, whether | power sod province of the Bord, and wae the correct | the fire was decided to. be accidental, and the deatt?re. 4207, 9191, 4207. . en the 20th of December in the Avntrian | Tur day. Among he moss conspicnous of the Sesto yor ave thé evpporters of the Reform © ague ip London | and prover gw ane of bringing punishme: sulting theref Of course, cast no censure on an; Specsat. 1emot.—Now. 173, 177. 180; 183, 187, 199, Dreamer Dan solo vere Parka,” “Bowor Bright, our Guidi “Edmond Beales and the right of meeting in the of *,"' “Reaideptial ¢ prevention, the danger and damage bad veen or whether you are conmected ln any way wit tho Re- henston on the parting, by whoee misconlnetor want form Union in Manchester, or with any other asenctation, pre 3 Jobo one. The Coroner beilovee that ise Kate Flanigan and ake, the engineer, were the only parties Wuo were “$05, 800, 186, 324, 100, 101, 106, 187, 1 197, a8, 103, 101, ut ‘The Band of France gained fourteen million france | aad Heyistered Maphoot Suffrage.) “Vote by allot,” | to establiah aavoiemn of email bot weekly or monthiy | canecd. After some further discussion the Board ad- | Requadated with Ube frou giving tise to the alsaster, and Coamnns.—Now 42, 62, 64. 66, Vi, 74, 76, 60, #2, 09, eb Goring the weak. “The workingmen of London retura their thanks to Lord | contritutions, (Cueers. Do not alow ry friend | journed. loth being dowd, tho utmoat care and geal on the part of | 96, Call begins at #2. ‘The Min of Marine of Spain het announced that Ranelagh,’ “The People the legitimate source of power,” | M serj—or my antent frend and! _ SRE REREEENDEaeEiteel Coroner Gambophas not resulted in eliciting any new Berenion Counr—Tauy Trnw.—Part 1. —Now. nator de At half pant seven Mr. Bright, M. P., arrived, ne- Mr. George Wilson, of Man. | TAILORS’ STRIKE IN BOSTON. fucte, He believer, however, that the Inflammabie sub- | 2867, 2735, ‘2815, 2771, 2867, 2721, 2700, 2945, Phere WH) be mo wavel levy for the Pret quarter of the | companied ny Br, George Potter, Mr, Mason Jonen and oO WANE money to carry on | nd #once wae aceldcotaily Ignited by the dropping of sparke | 2861, 286°, 5 . | Part 2 Adjourned for the Pear 1807, the present reserve boing sufficient. other leaders 6f tbe movement, apd wae received with ye reat societies of which thay Boston, Dee. 20,1866. | by Mige Hiacigan on some shavings. Others injared at Gerenst SBN —Grand jarceny—The a Rett deat of the 1 fie aye | cheer % cere.) And jet me bee ot you more The journeyman tailors of this city have “etrack’’ | this fire are wow lying in avery eritieal ition at | Daniel Murphy, Effie Boward, g ‘oung, } <4 © correspondent of the London save | Wr Breet (whe on r wee received with grant cleo tp hate ne jenlousles of each other. (Cheeta) |- agwnes che eters of vive ter sivore Lo redvee the | Bovievne Mortal, and i¢ iy prauable one or mote of (vet weber, Delia Gove, Patriek 0 ' Po W)jcseoding wi) the amveveretions to the contrery ' sheering) nid: —1t ie abe bt years since, an hin doe cheery, to My, Beales | prvee nerevoiore paid for journey work. May have die! since the ¥ ct of the jury wus reneerea. ! and Wianew