The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 2, 1865, Page 2

THE NEW YORK SUN. | ssssaacnuence wae Feo present incicavons it would « b nvesticn’ om of the & le © SDAY MORNING, FEB 2, 1865, male @ per: new elate States ta he hereafter formed ont of the Financial News, Markets, & >. n that the | present Biate of Texas, and the organization of | New york, dneaday, P10 ow territorial covern ments for Uish and New N xi tione fi to-day have ‘ without the Wilmot Provi T xas was to receive LN ts rece eee, Be Mier « for the surre : tof hor | A. M. 2023; 10.25, 83% + 10.48 10.65 200% + | Tare gh t Loudonaarty; ‘ aeveral day empioyed srohitig for eobrut richta te Now Mowten, and a Fuvidve Shive " ged rf ; B10 iba, 11.2% Bobo | te Hh year oF his age, : ‘The Rebel Conmissione fh the City fuspectur’s de if e | wast {i the discussion belt dhe di BL Ba ae ee ‘\ ¥ bie soul rest in peace! » ; ¥ tea sh ‘ ! reg pr he * | 12.80, gus Wy 204 NG | uv 4.1 As Dearest father, the tie fh amy splac and other dispatches confr™ | evidence jt meen they are $ getting juto the | «tr att corny Aes 1 Dogs ‘ 4 Hat , Andt eee ' eel fat ’ * rs f *, 4 1 td Ae . bs at ofr Sui tte who hath bereit u vs that several well-known Confele merite of the case, if they propose to makes : ian ca YS Gs Bibs 2 9.0%, %y ‘ 9.45 Tb cas bil tay eriewe bee tichmond, en route to talk over the pesce | gheir proceedings aa elaborate ax those pow {in h what i ‘as - he finetas At nent in ition, Tiley have ben | te awe b dice! n the alave 9 DOANE: B15, BUS Sy i BBN BOs on Friday, Feb, dd, at 2o'clork. from Vem with President Liscors, ‘The radicél | progress, there is sur prospect that the invest + r the « wid V4. The peace rumore continue to cor, Van South Broudyn, tie be ‘ the orga pels ‘ neitie “Se wt ae «aod thore of the tamaly t to believe that they will SON8 | gation will last several works; ann! Keone depress the etork market, prices having decline ’ Londonderry papers Doses ttheir bu i ! fateh ished by the FITHTAN On the Atet t, € ae srine int if the f labors will Le ness, rinless prepared to agree to | to ferret out new corruptions tt stever terms the Executive may demand, ine | interminable, for they will not nig the most complete eubmiasion of the lend- Ty § percent. to-day, Governments were elichtly lowe ihe loan market waa inactive at 607 taore than be able t abuses in the see led te att ni (har all questi on prcent., with nild He lef to the pe need care and 2 monthe sad the lite Capt, James. i hoaition to thin meas | & seudeney towarde greater ease, nr vis that it permissed | Pareed freely at Ta 10, Foreign exchanve was vary whieh it bad t ex- | Gull. Sterling bille were a drug upon the market, promise, dt was care | and sales of good bankers’ 6U-days exchauge ave be kee) pace with the cum vartmenta. The development tha exacted by a conquering power, If auch | ¢ ty Inepector's departinent Pooce is des rable we could not obtein ; cial poper vera sued the Southern people to every condition that regan the S growing decidediy Farewell, dear mother and my eistors! n whl the t y Sav y ne- nieresting, end the public are likely to witr - L the elenatine of Pre mate na low as 100, On ‘Change to-day Flour waa]... 0 welcome ine home! tiation, and would comiinue to fight unti! this re- | aome cisctomires that will explain why etrect- | [ent ! the Ni atin t dull ar lower, Whent wae duil and heavy. Corn | pppor ay toy eye ends of the family are mast Ae formed iy Nortt Houth, y invited to attend the tune nt ae achieved, Tho Peace we wish for cleaning hes becor euch expensive iter. If pouring settlers into Kanaas. each pa Was qinet and without decided char Bliernonn, | 24, nt 1% o'clock, fror ( mY ew obtain can be more easily necony | the Committee would diwpense with the services of | t re the cianiamion of the t tite and decidedly Meher, Pork Biblokin pane eatery er erer enveemtauul aes era! conctssion® to enemies, Whom we kioW bmaAdiesome partion whey under the xuise of co. | IT: ihe aes ele tig RB abe tah ec Naa : a Lard was heavy, aud Whi HENKEN—In Brookiyn, on Monday, 30th uit. of be better friends if we behave! magnant- | srerstion, are seeking political capital, they would | of sectional animosity Itievd, the | OVS and drooping piuee’: Mrs. Elizabeth Henken, in the 69th yeer of wowards them. We hope the Pres d sy reward the subject, and while fir] ) insist- a all that we cannot give up on principle, f he w nt of other quee wreatly facilitate their labors, nfuence of which was ma n the next STOCK GAL.e—Prest noARD evidential election. Gen Fremont, the eandi- | 20000 U.S, 68,5-20'° iat 100 N.Y. Gen. B WA 'y . inte of the new anti-alave { : Slavery. beaten by Mr. Buchanan, % ynee, leaving the * of 8 Waa inant ity on the popular Saccinet Wistory of its Mise and Downe | vo ¢ resule thoroughly @ tall we arty, and from this Tra adoption by Congress of the Constitutional Anmeudr otives and friends, and Joho BR. and t 1 to attend ‘ mon, Feb, 2d, at tc k 0 Cpiey tte M Sa 10 Mad Ry. k me a0 0 | iohean party, waa btaine dl a majority aes nor points of diff ons to some fiture oc euce, cor, of Hudson therinvitation, Philo « KELL the Sletw eadiog B a rmet the pr ¢ the project of wence atuong when the Confe rates are no longer rebels. vi secession obtained prot tiern fire-eaters probibiting alavery in the varous The disruption of the Dermoeratic party at the Staves and Territories virtually terminates @ rtru Chareston Convention prepare! the way gle that haw tong divided § States, ond which n The State Bounty Bill, Tig most iniportant bill py 1 at the present ® f the Legislature js that adopted on Tues- v00U Mar, let M { Aim, (rold lu Mer, Ex. Bank 1) Cen, National B th Navonal Bk & Hud, € esidence, KFENNARD—On " for the ‘ ) ere ‘s eet sam I uas President in 1 vp Ito thet n sion, and 1 The quesiion isnow relegated to the people for | Mucha wWollin t Ma 4 G a thre feet Vaud F. Keauard, in the wth yesr of form rate of bounty This enectroent, whicl suifes t tr ty in a hes ahinet, A rta at ‘iat ani BC lols aud will soon be presented to them f | } and the various S uthorn dele. fe Ld rag Chie oy F | eStions withdrew from Coucress. ‘The succeed precan be no doubt of | events are t ) hera © rolatives and trienda of the family are respect fu sOvited to attend tie funeral, this (TMhouedar) i. 1, withous turther . 114 ' L: tthe Biat on- mature of the Governor ty become e adoption or rejection, As tt in of our readers juw. etipulates that recruits a@hall be paid two £ eQuiTE rec In Newton, Suesex coun’ the Goal result, it is scarcely premature to con rat. | T re . on suoday, the 20th ult, Mary Louisa, beloved of}, CL Lasce, daughtero: P, A, and J me tay 5 ont! ' tre, four hundred and ais hundred dolls neoln was peaceably ess of Genoral Scott, y measures for the suiety of sto Mr. Lincoln eae 1 Sintes property aud forts 1, together with nearly + Valued at twenty a for ulate tLe people and the nation on the prospective eo latroents of one, two and three years, respece who took pr and 9d disappearance of the chief disturbing elementin | the nes of the tamlle are reapent. 1 the funeral » Thureday ‘ + The effect « bea tuplete revolution in the State recruiting the measure wi!l necessarily our politica and history, Slavery wasn aublect of | bor. nen siithel he Bout been se bate long tefore the existence of our Constitre | 1) Wie South had been three thousand pieces of ar be a benefit ester, andl whetber it is calculate tt Uianebur tion, and effected all the reations of our elon State and federal history, Th + | maliions ¢ 1 great civil war in | tou took pla et in the forr od February, a cor 1 y. Ala i result- ef the’ Coniederate governs N Davis as Prosiden this ession as a rucht id awa necessity for the sdetriment to the service can be deter « of cone ion, era aetration lt inny be urved sean the confinement of which (t haa precip: ated us, ralsee no new isaue, mito them jure th ment, with Mr but is simply the result of agencies, the beginnings | fa. r of which may be traced tack to the esrlier stages | PY ‘ ty to six hundred dollars wil have e tens luce recruite te goto other States, where 1 Ture aof the South ae of our colonial history. F H. aud Mas Tr pmMit br . VP ee North | }* t emjumea are offered. Phia te reemit ' ach te. Parties Nort hee 7 f b Slavery was introduced upon our continent soon | ani th « labor , of mpr e | : of the f t ble objection, and unless other States follow iliet ity dissovers; aud anal inia «vera! Slave States L&T. Hd of the loud of New York, and make the bounty unl- | ¢ - ; nants nil flatly ed abt t feclinga, Hut all negotine Wholesale Prices of Country Produce. At, 1 o'clock be want of-which there (s Be Spanish, rhuyrueee, T ad Frevoh © Was Cnt a t by the attack on New Yous. Wednesday. Peb. 1, 1564 Nea ’ 1 Ter \hemaelve encies, where it forme! @ Gut rative t 1 the r er the ga : hacen: be i hn (ate | oan platalg Maen . A ’ 1 t ty Uy w naturaiy offer them 4 es re * per ' u ¥ was not transferred ¢ auce unter Ma \ D | sid etaaetsa: trade: tes Ail Ae thremeben: iba “ : e best) market Fe ndred dollars ‘ ib ttrei tie Northern i *y y ty Baint) Brid : oni year 16%, and was « } . eral 1 of | the paet week, both milit At ry ry t mus ¢ admitted, is not @ very grew ‘. a wen ‘ ‘ \ . : ee ft Cavaliers, by the Now Exviane as the pe: ple in fa fthe Unior effected Little or no change 1 inst, at ek, where 4 role Kequtem tempat to a recruit, ere times of hi : * ‘ s } nt - u Me 7 eae Hi ern Statesas e meansof supply og the deficier of Virgina now took th ther ao fly he exe “fe aot the ' ‘ ‘ t considerably lose than the average 1 Gor whiad tu the Slave Btates nd, Missourl, Ker 1 etl ¢ } t " ) bor, the wan w retarded the progr: ss ‘ 7 - > ‘ ved é 1 hey Lountios that have been paid during whe] " . a Ferertiog tae Prager tts and Delaware adhered to the t » Alter growth of @ bastie of Bull Run, sive colonies. Tk was therefore readily adopted by the colonists, aud but few pro- tests were made against it. The only ex h pave the Confederacy tage . er before possessed, the | Ut f + @ now | as coms r cous | cial Haves @] cud wipation | the » asa | orme naive r rear, and this feature af the bill is therefore elropreasive sn ite ten ences There is ening in t ety to stinonlateen!istinents—nothing calculat- r of which, Genera’ LETHORDE, adopted @ inthe Constitution prohibiting it. occurs in Georgia, the four » givenew life to tle vow | wing recruiting peralions. Bo farasthis city is conceraed, how- ect io the market under iOth ate James ( damental clause : erday, Feb, let, Corneliaa Re lon new measure will perhaps be beneficial, Toe creat dif rmeasure. ‘Lhe prejudices of the Routh in res. . 4 i yer a surrounded on all sides by slavery, zie eck bo the eraploy mont of negroes a y with which the Volunteering : $ ralodd ee anily x ti i or the pressure ot tated for the repesl of this muse, bit | * hie “ ¥ did not anceeel unt) 17 Oocetiorr liera have His fends and relatives are reepectfally invited to nttend 4 1! tary ey tee th " 1 oclook, sas bal to contend, is the overbidding +f agents from other districts, who are authorized & offer enortr ' when General | Les asam ary nece rh © Europe, surrendered ebsted in an of the Confederate Gon bounties, To thie tact is at turned © Europe, surrendered bis ’ ; itable the present non-success of the Commurttue cbarter to the crown, ond the mauayein at devolv. ed on the colonists, wt ! foon remove te diments to the existence of slavery. In the © lo- md inn regard t wh le outsiders are taking away rate of en at three or four bundred aday, The effect of the new north of the James River the inst tawwilllete pute summary check to the opera. Hons of agente who are pow recrui far A @ ng in the city | ok ® ep holt, but it rapidly exten \ other parts of the State—at least they | %¥ In the peaceful discus , “| sons tt pceced the revol Will not be able to offer any additional inducements | 0s Mat preceded the revo @ for the er ¢ th Caroli stricta renwood, " t eve interred t ulon the claus of our NI} fi meluly invited to ationd, without ey olives and trie to thowe o: tof the natural alas evan t Iphia la an Qr in bondave, Thomas Jer. Tue Phila lelpbians are jus w havinu w licth ' ‘ Lined bee bute Avverica r atalogue ances te ju y the colonists in the fhe diMicult for State legislation to place the | World tm taking up arias agalnet the o ’ re as r 4 af recruiting service in this city in @ worse aituation tr wrged it os a ne than itis atthe present ¢ ered by the city authorities. And with - vers t i Fevard to competitors froin other States, the ordin- | aifoct sheir views ¢ suce now before the Common Council to punish | holding human being Bu80%, the vreut fi wich offenders, will, if FRKGON, the Zreut exe the morality and pel f Philo LOCK~ Suddenly, erday, + Wilitam Henry, younvest «on of Alexa wieuh Whitlock, aied 1 yeat, + monte ane $ become a law, greatly nt ate the evil, In apy view of the question it | or + | excitement of ther ow: the negro question. At ls » that alt of he tamily the funerah thie fren relatives Thu ailernoes via pareuis 149 f + | sound on the que n en colored brethre eof Enel that he hat i fudon thishypos | co d Luw ave ee in de ride with Sambo in the Ars. ie et egy i _“< : d shyy uraccd Lumen slavery in & t i a | \Porm . DEL A MO! Noone s th #is we are inclined to th new bill will be ft es of the public n eek they are engaged in holding ) - . deneficial. Dorn the revoluttona BYOre WADAN: Nii. 10 Auddn cheiian dewsome abil beaiiowod ren A REGULAR MEETING OF ‘THE SHIP —_—_——-—__. ele weakens, I » wl uli re aR great twleaes N.Y 2 Ohic ere tnion of Ny Yu will he held at 187 Bow | el we eto eh their quotas ao cara ¢ Bosal wae Fee do }Fusceb Dairy ery on Thursday eveutng, Feb, 24, ati « 1 Foglish Alarm at the Fenians, H € patrick son the prounis os | ay We infer that colored population wi BIRD PKUIT POWERS, Mets We W OVERALL, ser id Tne En, lish papers at last oxhibit all the eiyns ee Fight tabcigealyoae | “Aneel 48 40 1 enceforth save considerable in the way of carfare, | Cherries Sas | Biackberries ba28 withiesor the w ' v r . | The eenuine alarin at the Foutan United States, The proposed Fenian C Derene 4 (incinuati—an account of which appeared tn the BUN a few days ago—attracts general attention, and | | HAkNEss MAKERS—ATTEND A MEET: jus of your Agociaion, to bg eid thie evening ery, at PM. b er 20s, J EW cs. WM. MORRIS, Se rr) kv Tanibe ‘ be) berries, tale rganizstion in tho He cars—oach passencer | Peaches ‘ ting is Ly © 108 tals hicf | being invited to cast @ vote for or azainet the negre i urreits ial. Whortieberries V6 population in check. At the clos at 27 she war, the question of slavery was t ' « fleul.y ip the organization of the new Conetitu- ten, whib isin fact a compromise between con- ficting frests Upon that subje t. Tt wasa after oop cela, thas the elave alat form a basis of shrce-tiftha of the con rre gislation, and that (ugitive elaves ab BLO Tt was also prov ded that the of slaves should cease at ihe exp ration riding project: and thus far t Quaker eer poraTosa, negroes | Mereers, per S018 T0400 Prince Alberts tava ¥ : wa! it is a notable tact that Now York | shots bbi.7 dnas | NoOtick—THE CARTMEN AND TABOR Nes ty unapimous In cetera gt sec iation Of the City {Coun y of Nea ectingon TLuveday evening Feb. ) Fe Uested to a ® lover in the Loudon Times, from an American ! in Tht hows kaon Whit bond spondent, giving a nearly accurate statement of the objects and strength of 4} © organization, shows that ite proceedings are closely watcbed hy the preas if not by tb bis writer etate half @ million of men, City -w 1 Poladelpuia and other rural wwne Wil cameo thai arenina tia Hthe above Assorintio Rr on of Mr, JOHN TY NCI, Pree, PAIR, FAGAN Sec, PATEK as a kind of altar u which noyrocs va red a6 @ sacrifice to slavery years. The disposition of the immer ii Government of Great Brit 8 that the Fenians number bave at their disposal a rm.!- ‘ars, anc aim at nothin ro allowed to ride on every railroad territory ce ) + oF » tore ‘ » ts oc oek, ot Militar r 1, A. BOURKE, Pre Wwe A a1 by the several States tothe General Governe w we City of I herly Love, which ia rast A SPECTAL Xt eming topic of discussion atiectionate toward the colored race 1 so mM introduced resolutions that slat lesa than the al- pendenco of Ireland. This estimate is Sageerasion of the actual figures, but eo nearly correct that it ¢] nthe new countr al time, turns be forever pro ew town pippir This poley was adoprel soter as related to the \ \ PPACBING-BON MAKERS AND SAWYER? country north of the Ob.o, ¥ W coupe ' tive Loiow.— the nexs resuiar meetine at Milita Hal, 19% Bowery, oo ot ! ne (HA thoMAs Wiki oy Orn the proat Btates of Olio, Todiana, Wiscone'n, ‘inois and Michigan, The resovtior arly proves well gman # #ulyect, The of the letter—to the effect th a Hiab ie pled, ed te ncourave revolt more seusitive t u writer to be toleratly . wit " hick Thursday eves Withibibiiy, & he Ooiwy in the sankey more conslet t N, Bee 4¥3 ry, NO, 1 said Society will in Bai xu fn w'e.00 A intl atieudance @ Leste By order of CHLAS, ALLEN, Pros, MAR IREACE a t Alar mh Tebuesse | | | ’ af r oer andt ri- - - - Hof Alabemih Tenuessee aud Mis- | practice tbe amise, | SPECIAL, VOD | | other por- every 1 ao ii thirds, ‘The want of labor in Iie | lnduced the early setilers te Toe Correspoudent. ® conflict between the (@ teporary repeal of the Wi) *Cenaor.t wh ited Btates and England- may be concede | rewtrictive clause on Slavery, Gut Without success, He p Reeded 88 1 The acquisition of Louisiene had the effect of | ober noma de plime, Ins geo | giwut!y cnla fons, and | bHibot ® 1 Whitnes "6 Cou a Tre'and, and hiaua subs petition Ce UARRYMEN’S I Atw2a Vear, or 20 Cents a Ne the Liluetrated Phr Wells, 589 Br ‘Take Hats, nibureday stake op arma in case of : logical Journal, Fowler « Iwoy, N.Y ib Dalley’s Magical Pain Extractor. The known for burn established facts. Our trans-Atlantic eo © nsiderably exercised at these re alloct bo in the ares wud power ofthe justi- | make our w siulance bow becoming numensely protite | logical Ho by the invention of | aVvenhon eu TUE MONTHLY “MEETING OF THB uy 4 without scar, Wholesale and re writ ny should uot be hidden under a 1 + mn bureday ev *Longebote ship Paintece willbe heiaat No. 1st luce of Military itail us 1 onsole themmelves by the reflection that Feb, 2, wt ‘he Trieh people in Ireland will repul lees wid sheuma- Lurbel n tasty lola mond af le ? i f i arias * ac requested to be punctual, \ bo | Kingle man so perform sore Work iu separating ° i No Liberty strect. 25 cente a | W. HH. GOULD, se bors of their brothers and sons on thie gide | the seeds from the cotton twbru, than could be Sailors? Wives . Ai i tee Allautic on their behalf and reject the | MTmery (fected by @ huudred within the same M ! Sir, —Observ = TY NO’ xiven periol at wx the deal and tered tt \ nivancet In proof the “Fpileptic Fite’ can be ss oon ef independence, =f: hae | From this thme slavery which was grad | ive argun 2 the : red, read the article in thi ‘a issue C1 | LECTURE IN THk IRISH LANGUAGS “ye been @ peculiarity of Englishmen to | appewring from the Northern states extended rapes | cladivre uae ' Zw n Henry Wr he Ayers t | 4 li be delivered t v. buther MELHAN, Vo that Ireland enjoys uz . in the South, wud becwtie ay Haportans issue in | a of «bon ffi. py ; Bt, Annee’ Chureh, Front a, cor Gold, Brooklyn, op Y Mt Ireland enjoys under Enwiiah rule all | ut.ousl politics, The ed tances Mineourl asa | ; . ny, | Peatent and bo convinced cvouing, Fe Telework, taster CABS. Ssings Under the sun, and ig bound to that ave Mate Was resisted by @ powerful parts, apd Tivean toe aatlors' | The Great. Cough Remedy ct 1 ‘ t Kush i sl) ah try by the everlasting ties of grasitude and af- | #erivusly threatened the stability of the Unica It ‘ eoor Wie ( Ken + Se Ruew oF nage eos At re ’ “ Or the pourr B14 n. Is may possibly remain fe |} was tingly wliuisied by # compromise ettecied by . ! \ ‘ tup to this Paes be Se fea or Ree in et spay does besa Dy remain for the Fenigua t os ann Bh : 5 i} es ot ne who bure bee ! ( * " ROMATH! ’ vl this delus In tt : | eas elutiegtty acre. oe ue memmire Ralawout - jeone the Governe | 4 Hosracnioss, I wet erie’ | DRANCH No, 1 FATHER MATONW U, 1 Tason A MoMesnsine, we con. | was adiuisbed ss w slave siate, nud iM tbe territory entort rhe ea Tu the wa-es t to Cous ive | Db A, 1, Boek Yet Hue t Yr spr Roe evnation of John Bull at nificant nowa | north of the line ot thirty six wegrees, fort house nnd 1 rheod where L resicie, the wole | prising. ou ihe were we te ' Oud | cular meeting this Thurminy vention ac ¢ ofclock at the next annual meeting of the Conventi | Utes How Comprikug the sales ui Rausos Nobrase | dere’ fa ‘ the roceips of city, county } be tuibot cures tiie ines ine ctfecte re by, Pret. Jolin Dy Me Ay Bub ieok-s ' : aventi ‘ty Miunesoie wus the adjoniay ser invery | I believe other “velo” taney, tovether with ree | Wha ay {0 thoes who are ad MiB | aiuntal £ffects of J uresu pe (2, OY rucrom @ place tn Ireland, may be iuferred from the | wee prosibited, The eiromahe t Beda oeae a ate ce eile’ 5 | 8s, Of the above direnros then to use it mid t by Dr. t 1, Vovul ‘ I Walliog mi Produced by Wie’ grnounsemions Gt’ the | aatwan PAnUlMe 66 Dolitoat Meee Toe tannery | ine wei : ain oblived to’ cutsiay | OTSCHE aay Piewed to Gvertone & Dodge lH och | Mice Kongetic, BGALLAGIEL, Mes, 2,'y ub le able amswomblage at Cincinnat. Aine Which etiil remains, Me Calhoun tok now grounds | solely ou hu PSYa-® beuioan in tho UL | Pulton at No V. For este Li Dire inte ws | 7 Trish i % | wo theetlectthutsiaverywas eu uiady ju tani pro |B. Navy. 1 PATHER MATHEW T A ws Irishinen, in and ont of Ireland, will | per, aud baened bis tueovy 4 os Pion of the seraich, Serrich, serntels, hor N.Y, Public t wt wt with great interest, as likely go | Muses rights princi; iey ol Audrew dackson | hours, | otcluck, Maud Bi , " Fuglend im the attitude of an earness | Pecan’ he pies rein eadl eu Vb r Oe ie Yor ofileors’ ior tin te of the neutral rights which ahe Meche y ‘ lotr \ , wll | by evtal and evaded for the Just jour Valboun backet by Sout af ‘ ny events may render Mr. Buwann's | Beth the % ty “ig , t tpr r 2 te uo ™ ches aun Ww a SOPs WC Earl ROSSELL the pleasante ULOr Me usp io, one of tie lew ne ot St difficuls department of his oficial due | Ssteatea, Wut tucse were more rpiles \ r ‘tad : her Kidead, there some are groands for believing H ha ble Mezicau Wary w at I ‘ that r beful and sanguine Secretary of ‘ ¢ ‘ pituled the ° ¥ 3 Mees template this proepect wit! no small de- TaAd LW a pine Is lp bis business ese ae an : ! - , uk fi e el . fa dag ig fo profit by events, aud be probably * i Te. Wim Gal @ Howse Ly 9 a barie h ve bow tw use the Feniang io the best advan | Meer mth bh Vue 5 ! ie ite ‘ i sho interests of bis country, Halfa mile | aoe B Yomtg AL aa Yur ’ b TAU (08 hos ‘ We | plave Diaies ou 1 t Udo, be : A ell-organized Irishmen, preparad at the firat | ever Was los ft vay" ss A "i ’ Nee a vi 4 y at the throat of Er make @ | quenuy sumited wis tie vied Maliary plot iG . : sy make a | Wile a AA > iS cae oe Te are ra J Boe quesion of alavery wigan came up i eet ivel 1 eat edlfadall aa in | gross in 1948 14 dof restrising iba family ace \ oe “rs. It makes all the er erg New Mexico and uy th " 4 : world whose ox is gored; and when D Woe tually sotlod, in he 1 y eke, . sie to play the part of Rul ' » 1 us in the (y' ee Y : raga Mi. Clay. 1 beasure | ' Le ' ably be found shas the beretofare 4 Senter : t i aus wre entitled to erite of the Vides for the aumis \ No 4 p y ' . t W