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1.50 PER ANN. IN ADVANCE,
tlgure, wron ted i.. cloak. sad wearing o
sombrero which completely shaded his coun-
tenance, stepped forward, and desiring Diego
to follow him, retired to • group of trees a
short distance off.
'Friend," rid the geutlemao to the men•
digest you have already served me feithfal-
ly. Hare you the coorage to carry this let-
ter to Donna Julia, std deliver it W her with.
out wiUcsaes 1"
Diejo, making the ugn of the Cross, took
the note and walked over in the directiou of
the house. The dauciug still coutinued in
the saloon. Numerous couplers stepped
gracefully in the gar bolero or the spirited
fandango, strikin at iotervala their Ingbt
castanets. Julih; feeling fatigued, had lef
the dancers and was looking out on the night.
The perfumed breeze tubed her cheek',
which were flushed by some powerful emo
tion. It was plain that, under • mask of
gaiety, else was a prey to • bitter sorrow. -
Her lip. trembled and her eyes were fixed on
vacancy. But she was not ailuwe4 long to
remain alone ; Don Rinaldo joined her, with
hu countenance besmiu with happiuess.-
Taking bet hand,be for the first time ventured
to ,peak of lova ; for Donna Isabella. tearing
that her daughter might betray her feelings,
els never allowed ber to be alone with her
lover. Hie m iniunete words were listened to
m silence by Julia, but touud no echo w her
heart. All mu silence ink the grounds ; the
moon poured a flood of light over the whole
scene ; the night ;s r. so calm that scarcely .
breeze stirred thee night leaves. Julia trem-
bled with emotion.
" Ou such • night u this," she murmured,
"Loteozo'pledp•ed hu vows to me in tbe
palm grove, and received mine in return.
The remembrance of these happy meetings
and her present situation, on the eve of be-
cootieg the wife of a loon fur whom she was
going to commit • heavy sin. As ebe thus
mused, a shudder pared through ber Game.
" You are not well, my love." rid Rinal-
do ; " the heat of the room fatigues a uu ; let
r leave the gay assembly. The water is
beautiful ; we cal walk on the terrace or de-.
scend into the garden ; there we shall be
alone," he added, pressing her hams.
These tender expressions ooly ineroaeed
her distress ; but at that 'uument • shadow
prated the window,aed a whining voice cried
°0t, "Charity, good lady, for a poor Chris•
tianl" Julia, knowing"his voice, and sus-
pecting 1, s errand, appeared ready to faint
'• That miserable wretch .has frightened
lou," said Don ltinaldo, thinking the beggar
had alarmed her. "1 will hese him kicked
into the road. Ifow did be get i:, ?"
" Sl a mother hu given him leave to enter,"
re lied Julia, r• coveriug herself by • power
ful effort; '•she knows the ton."
The beggar now approached nearer, and
again repeated his vuciferations.- Leaning
over the balcony, as if to give him money,
Julia received the letter ; then retiring •
iittle apart, she read the tuhlowing words :-
two ierdicants of Valencia.
CRAFTER I.
type beautiful semmer'■ evening a meudi-
t, ■leo bed beea plying hu vocatiuo w
of the villages In the environs of Vales -
e leaf on bis return within half • mile of
t city, when hr &Mention was attracted by
the aspect of a boar, situated on the banks of
the Oaadelorai. It was brilliantly illuminated p
lead from the wtudows, which were all open,
wide the Venetian blinds drawn up, came
seeds of joyous music. 1'he mauuon,which
rose dst • wilderness of verdure, was sar-
by lovely gardens, tilled with • pro-
f of lowers, and beds of orange, citron,
Ile' other oriental trees : • broad avenue,
bordered by shrubs terminated in a grove of
palm, forming a shady retreat from the heat
of the day. These charming grounds, which
were only separated from the water by • low
laurel hedge, were profusely oroameuted with
statues, fout$aln., end cool grottos.
drading t1Ab door open, Pedro, the beggar,
ventured to eater, and, creeping along the
kedge, which was some distance from the
hour, stopped where he had a full view of
the interior of the large and magnificent
saloon from which the errands of revelry pro-
ceeded. The walls of this superb apartment
were tapestried with garlands of beautiful
blossoms, and the reelection of countless wax
tapers threw a softened light over &numerous
and fashionable assemble , dressed jn the
corace of the time of Philip IY. Among
the ladies, there were many of great beauty,
with tall and elegant forts, dark flashing
eyes, trod tboir fine glossy hair sparkling with
jewels. But there wu one yo .ng girl among
them whose beasty was so remarkable, that
the whole company pronounced her the queen
of the fete. Duuna Julia was the dao hter
of Donna isabella lel Marcos,. widow lady,
who, having been left with three daughters
ad a fortune, had sacrificed ber two eldest
children by forcing them to the veil. The
)wngest had bgpo sought in marriage b Don
Rinaldo de Guzman, a young cavalier of good
family and fortune ; . d ber proud and am-
bitious mother, without co ulung her daugh-
tr's inclinations, had accepted this brilliant
offer. The festival of this night was in honor
of their bridal, and the ceremony was to be
performed by midnight.
Julia looked eery lovely in her wedding
dress, which eau enurely of white., Her hair
was confined by a superb band of diamonds,
•ad • snowy veil, [Ment to the back of her
trot, added to the grace of her appearance.
In no part of Spain are the women more cele-
brated for their beaus than in Valencia ; and
the softness- and salubrity of the climate is
*apposed to ezert • powerful influence on
their persons.
Along the whole extent of the villa ran •
broad do.e terrace,trellissd over with orange,
jasmine, and other beautiful trees. A spark.
Zang fountain rose in the middle, whose clear
lad refreshing water kept thin charming spot
always cool ad pleasant. As Pedro, Tying
at hu ease on the rich verdure, contemplated
the brilliant scene before him, • voice near
him whispered, "Comrade, what brings yoi
bete r'
"I might rip. by asking you the same
geestion," rephoed l'edro to Diego, the new. Diego who had retired, returned to his
c. r. hiding -place. In a few minutes be saw •
"I osier to .atisfy my curiosity," said woman, dressed in whit,. with her veil float -
Diego. "1 Ind beard that Donn Julia was rope behind her. glide stealthily under the
t. be married this evening ; &ad, r 1 under aces and tike the direction of the palm -
stood that the wedding sea to take place al grove. The mendicant, who was very cur -
Donna Isabelle s country house, 1 threw my out, crawled on his hands and knees after ber,
wallet over my sboulder, and came to have s and arrived just in tine to see Donna Julia
look at the bridegroom. ' in the arms of the tall stranger. After a few
Diego. wbo was • good specimen of a rooft encs of silent emotion, Lorenzo, placing
Spanish beggar, had occupied • niche in the the agitated girl no a fluwery bank, and
ppoorch of the church of Nitre Ileme ever since knseling beide her, whispered. " A noble
Is boyhood, a post which was hereditary in Spaniard never breaks his Ii+w. I am ready
his family. As Diego eau speaking, Julia to Inarry you in the morning."
approached at the open window, nn order to " ft is too late." faltered Julia • 'this is
cae•pe the close air of the ball -nim ; and by my bridal fwurai ; but" she added, " why
her side stood a tel and handsome man. did you disappear so soddenly without ex-
"That is the intended bridegroom." said plaining; the care of your ahnc ce 7"
Diego, "who u now speaking to Donna •' Sly father, wh„ee severity of character 1
1 " have before exp'ained to eon, suddenly arr,v-
"Do you know her, then 1" rid Pedro. ed on the morning after 1 last saw yon, and
u Yea," replied the other, " but, by cur obli •ed me immediately to accompany him to
Indy, that is npt the countenance of the roan I
she loves."
" What can you know about the matter 1"
cried Pedro. "
"If you will have patience," said Diego,
"I wilt tell you a tale of love wlnich will
answer all your questions."
" flood,'' avid Pedro, " i am ready."
The soft serenity of the night, the purity of
the heavens, studded with a thousand stars,
gin a charm to this romantic spot, which
was not unfelt by the mendicants, and, under
its ineeence, Diego begun his story.
" Doone Isabella del Marcor attend 5m•ss
regularly et the church of Our Lady. She r
always accompanied by Donn Julia, whom
she gnarls with the most jealors care. She
often speaks kindly to me, and the young lady
never fails to place areal in toy hat. Her
extreme beanty drew the attention of every
cavalier who pared her on her nil. One
morning I observed a gentleman,wbom 1 had
seen many timee before, follow the two ladies
at a respectful distance. When be saw .Item
enter the church, he crooned over to when I
was standing, and beekening me apart, sod,
at the same time showing me a gold piece
and • letter, Thu money shall be yours, if
los will contrive to place this note in the
hands of the young lady who has entered the
church.'
this period were so much tested, tat eO one
attempted to dispute their will; Demi& ase•
bells, therefore, listened to the is,Mtse of
Father Autouio without attempting to jestify
herself.
I must be allowed," said the obdurate
priest, " to art for you in this matter. 1 will
seek your daughter and place her in a con-
reul, wbere, by prayer and penitence, she may
expiate her creme."
iu vain Donna Isabella interfered for her
bat daughter. lie was deaf to her prayers,
and even threatened her with the horrors of
the Inquisition if she dared to interfere. -
Taking leave of ber in a cold and severe
voice,he walked out of the hour on kat ere& d
of 'engeu.cc.
(Contineted on Second page.)
(Xutan ignaI.
GODERICII, C. W., OCT. 16, 1863.
PARLIAMENT - CLOSE OF THE
SESSION
Ar last there comes a lull in the political
storm. Parliament was Prorogued ycs-
GODEItICH, C. W., THURSDAY, OCT. 22, 1863.
tions and the general feeling towards this 0? See Mr. Fair's edeertimement•
Colony. Indeed, u we have poiutal out _ - -
is another phren, our securities aro already ger The markets ate unchanged since
rising in the British market. our last.
We shall be in a position next week to
give • resume of the Acts panned at the gyy- A meeting of the Rt G0o se's SO'
present Session of Parliament and a care- eiety takes place to -night at the Maitland.
fully prepared synopsis of the new Militia
Bills, which have oume to hand in the
amended fcnn.
A QUESTION ANSWERED•
In answer to the complaint of the exponent
of the "new set," that the eessienhaecloeed
without a distinct exposition of rte intend-
ed action, on the part of the Ministry with
regard to the admitted nec ssity for neer
taxation, the Quebec Vrreury, says: "At
`r thio season of the year, what injury or
" inconvenience does the trade of the
" country Buffer ' from the suspense corse-
" gaent upon the admitted neconuity for
" new taxation ?' Delay iu makiug ` a
" distinct exposition of the intended ac-
" tion' cannot Interfere with the Fall im-
" ports, and depend upon it the ` action'
" will Dome in time for the Spring busi-
terday, and members arc speeding away to „noes. It is absurd to maintain that the
their respective homes, heartily glad, we 1 ., ministerial inteutioua in respect of the
(cel a of to tpant t from the turmoil old " tariff should be announced long beforo-
strife of the past two en one. The ete,io0 os hand \Vhat Chancellor of the Ex -
just terminated hasbecn one of the "torte- " chequer ever gave effect to the idea?
feat ever witneaited in Canada. The the " What Finance Minister ever defeated
pnrtanoe of the measures introduced, the „ his plana fur rue,
ing an increased reve-
thenly-barest but welldeflaed elate of " nuc by enabling importors to anticipate
the two great parties, together with the „ the operation of new duties? "
avowedwith the of the "nota " to chance The good sense of thecae observations
places with the " ins," all combined to
render the proceedings ■ntuually interes4 must be apparent to every sound Luapnee
man. Suppose Mr. Ilolton had amnoues
Ing. The torics fought weB. 10 the ed his intention to incrcme the duty on
their old Icadera the. marched up to the Tea, Tobacco,Lcather,or any other article.
assault again and again, and if the fates of
political war at last decided against them.
they have at least the satisfaction of
knowing that they did their worst. Grand
Trunk influence, Ottawa influence, Money
influence, the influence of a partizan and
du Richard Wilson; 3rd do Charles Oirvin.
Best Y ears old gelding, W m Malloegh ;
2nd do Wm Clark.
.Ileal row, Wiltian Young; end do Thos.
Anderson ; 3rd do W illiau Y uuug.
Best 2 years old heifer, N' illiam Young ; !sl
do Th.mlas Aielerson.
(lest bull, llezakiah lielps ; 2nd do Chu.
Ginin. 3rd do Wm Malluugh.
Rest rani, David McIlwain, 2nd, Charles
(Tewin.
hest year old ram, Thomas Pentland; 2r.l
Jo Wm Durnin.
Best rum lstub,David McIlwain; god Chas.
Girvin.
Meet ewe., Charles Girvin; 2nd du John
;ravage.
Best ewe taints, John Savage; 2nd do
Thee .ludersuu.
flesh tu.nr, William Clark; 2nd do Wm
Mal!o'Igh.
Beat naw, Thomas Anderson; 2nd Ju Wm
Mallough.
.leer Mehl wheat, Wm Dunnin: 2nd du Chas
Ginin ; 3rd do .00h. Savage.
" lien spree„ wheat, David Mcllwtin; 2nd,
John Serape,,.t; 3r'I, Charles Ohrin.
Best oats, Charles Girvin, 2,d, Ileseki•b
Help..
Ikst pens, David Mcilwain; 2nd, Charles
Girvin.
best barley, Charles Girrin; 2nd, James
McKnight.
hest butt"r, John Pentland; 2nJ, Charles
(lircin ; 3'd. John `aeage.
i est cher«', '(hoots Anderson; 2.d do
Walter Treleaven.
(feet II,utrtees, James McKnight; 2nd do
James .McKnight.
Beat ceras, Wm Young ; 2o.4, Ikon Swig
(test full cloth, Wm Young ; 2rn1, Themes
Andean ,n.
Beat .retool, Thu .(ndenon; 2nd, Hese-
kiah Ileltr.
.:est blu,kets, Wm Poona ; 2,d, Willem
.Isere*.
Ileac quilt, Hezekiah Helps; 2nd, Charles
Girrin.
Best pair mite, Walter Treleaven; god do
John Savage.
.feet a-tt harnem, henry Bickle. -
Beet s Ott horse &Does, Robert Pentland.
June Permian, See'y.
lie ' .luras MATCII.-A nfo-match
will come off between the Stratford std
Guderich Volunteers shortly, at this place.
Ten men will ext selected front each ono -
11.07 w fire ag aimit an a{tial nuwber (row
Stratford. - _
Rus.tw.ty.-About 000n yesterday as
Mr. John Ford had backed his wagon,
lades with bags of wheat, up to Mr. Sava-
ge's store -brise, the horses took fright,snd
breaking away rnn with furious speed to-
wards the market house. An attempt was
made to stop them, but m vain. The
temfed aniivahn darted around the East
side of the Market and & lust the chain
fence, the front axle striking one of the
posts and teariug it out of the ground.-
TIte amcueeion caused the harness to break,
and the Imrses with unabated speed flew
on towards McInnes' store. Again they
char eJ the fence ; one got well over, the
other tripped in the chains and fell beavily
on the hard *tract outside. This disen-
gaged tbem,thc nigh horse galloping round
the corner towards Andrew Donogh's,
but keeping the street; the other, when
he had Picked himself ap, dashed after
his companion, taking the eido.walk for it.
Fortunately there happened to be no chil-
dren in the way. Although the whole
aff:,ir was dance rous in the extreme, we
are happy to sty no greater mischief was
dnthe thau the breaking of harness and
bruising of one of the horses.
It is obvious the change' could not possibly
have been effected in time to touch the
Fall Importations, and being forwanted,
merchants would only require to an-
ticipate the action of parliament by Makin;
preparation beforehand for the businms of
GODERICH FOOT ARTILLERY. '
The following communication from
headquarters, which speaks for lieelf, has
bon lauded nes for publication :
aDJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFiCe
i .bit a n hour, I reinforced y die meas+ of t o iribet
A brisk fight ensued, last oogg
when our cavalry were compel ed to fell tuck len swim Drtltg a jt e- it u
on their infantry ippon*, three miles from (hiek {el IM olliM Mrd
Culp.nnea I tively Mlused that rare hie fallen W
the nllht dank of use nem he hr stlat sw.M'a
corps W Bragg. A M illi puwlnall
solve all these peeblskY.
Wrbinieton, Oet. 13, -The tulldwiIg M
the Hers mdic WS the parties of the e
mer ors Monday mo»Ilg r
Eeedrtwrten Army 61 I1b Polnadke, 12th.
a: m. -The trains have all come is wifely,
is extelbat ceder. Kilpatrick sad
have alto arrleeel at the river and ere i. Sd
of batW. Our teethe ate sow i. p•silies se
contest the Mtlr adv.sd of the dale/
who appears is fores south of the rear. _ I'
do ant then • gpatrol eagsgs els wlU take
At rhes [1.we another co uSiet reined. in
which oar mtantry eupp.,r s weft worsted sod
compelled to ee ire, the rebels rsptsring abut
I00 of the 120th Naw York. Our cavalry
again formed into liue and made a apleodid
charge, anal recaptured all the prisoners takea
except 15 or 20.
Rebel reinforcements coming to the aml.t-
&nee of the rebels, our fortes were pushed
back W Culpepper, skirmishing all the way.
Heavy Ineg thio afternoon itd,cated that
the en j.geneent bad been renewed.
Later rstelligeuce from the trout says oar
forees have evacuated Culpepper.
Such stores u could not 1re eonreniently
carried wen burned. Their value however s
tnfwg.
THE AMERICAN WAR.
1t is repaired that the whole rebel army
hes cro.aet the li.pidau. Funler that Gm.
Mee&e Ms fallen back to the north lank of
the Itappaheanock.
Prisoners emetured un Saturday. nate that
Lo,pstreet s corps hod retuned from the
Scut west. This, however. in doubted.
The rebels commaocd to cera the 1 I,idan
on Thurubsy morning in the Direction Mat-
tison Court .lunar with the evi•lenthintentnun
of turning Oen'erel Moak'& right siog.-
Hoavy cavalry reinforcement have hero seol
to the front. II u reported that rebel cavalry
hold the gaps in the (lull Itun mountains. A
large cavalry force, sent from here yesterday,
however, will apwsd,ly dislodge them.
Nsw Tom, Mkt. 13.
The following special. relative to Itsraf-
crises' uu,y, appears under • Washington
date :-
Thiele ate unchanged with the exception
that the enemy have removed their artillery
unecrup ulocts Press, were brought no inst Cram houkuutmoantain,wben They had shunt
the Ministry, and yet, wonderful to t'e the Spring. A l afnotic trader would Awl eater GL3ERAL a OPYICEy len pieces m position, a ld upper W have
un- I not, perhaps, atteinpt to evade the inenaa Qfelsxl , 13th October, 1803. somewhat withdrawn their forces. it is sup
late, it der el. And now, when the co St 1 ant in nine t of a written ppousseod thcv will concentrate their artillery o0
' cd dutiot•, but it is beet in all caeca to ter- P .11iaspon IG•I;go•.
avoid placi0'• tem Wtion in MSc wa report from Bri ate Iajnr Deni on, Com-
o P y' ll f V 1 ,acne eat the enemy's pier a are heavy, and
try i.s beginning to eongratulat.e itself upon
"Are you going- to break the solemn em Ile t ca front threatened tangent which
gageueut which pas.ed between tis . !tefure Ix°
I can believe in such treason, I must hear It surrounded it, disappointed politicians
from your own lips. Meet me immcdidtely turn round and say they believe it is six
in the palm -grove. 1. ave that hollow scree' of one and half a dozen of the other -that
and return to rpm to whom you have rowed
eternal fidelity." 'at best the eoul of the strife was a strug glc
for place., in which there was no purity of
motive on either side. The opposition,
after making use of every element of
mischief, has the assurance to charge to
Ministry with having practiced the gross•
est bribery in order to retain power. -
There, fir instance, is the ease of M:.
Foley : It is roundly 'asserted that the
price of his vote against Galt's motion was
the office given his son, to say nothing of
the. offers made to himself' uersoually -
Taking the tangible accusation into ac-
count, it is only necessary to ,tate that the
person who was succeded by Mr. Foley's
son did not die until three or four days
aft,r the vote was recorded against the
Mad"rid," replied Lorenzo. " dared cot non -confidence uhotion. The fact is, thnt
tell him of my engagement, as he would the hon. gentleman, with the exception of
never, i am afraid, have forgiven a misalli• voti0' for JIr. Siootto's motion, hie gicen
anee, as he would have termed it. Itut on
arriving yesterday at this cit , accompanid by the Miniatry his support during tho mea-
nly father, the first news i heard was of your sion. Then. again, there is not a particle
intended marria;;e. Overwhelmed by des-
"The stranger so took me by surprise and
spoke with suchen air of anthorit), that f wee
usable to refuse. When, tharefore, Donna
Julia came out again, i managed, when the
Argus eyes of the mother were turned &n-
ether way, to fulfil my commission. i after-
wards, out of cariosity, made many inquinee
about the cavalier, but could never learn
either hu name nr rink. After the morning
have mentioned i had often the same of les
to perform.
' About this tinge, Donna Isabella hued ee-
easles to leave Valsacia for • ahort tim..-
Ifeedsaghter tame te attenl mass se visual,
bot me now seoompSnied by a deme► Thr
person, who des very old end devout, id
very little atyrition to her charge hon kept
her eyes cotstently fixed on her book. The
summger, when in armed of the absnhes of
the mother, ventured to enter the church, and
sone made a pentane' acgnsintence with the
Loneq( lad) From that time the letters
tar+.d ; the levers hal, no doubt, rnued
eer.e other means of sommnnicntioc. At the
mad of a fortnight Donna h abella retarned ;
and a short time after, the young cavalier
suddto r% druappe.re..
pair, i bare been hoecring about this spat in
the bene of reiug ou ; and should no doubt
have entered the saloon, had i not fortunately
encountered Diego. But," continued the
excited young man, his voice growing louder
and looder, " I am here to carry you ol', in
defi.see of my rival."
Julia, interrupting him, inquired why ie
had not applied to her mother. " l," said
she, in a tremulous tone, "have thrown my-
self a ber feet, and pleadal against this mw-
riege. i have told her that i have note heart
to bestow ; bot," she added. with a slight
touch of indignation, " when asked the name
and risk of my lover, 1 was obliged to be
silent. You have so shrouded yourself in
mystery, that I had nothing to replwir. My
mutter, overwhelming me with reproaches,
immediately named the tine for my wedding.
I am to be married at midnight."
" You shall never accomplish thin treach-
ery 1' cried her loner. " 1 will hew yrs° from rough, and we are hippy to be able to
hu isms even at the foot of the altar, If
" A ♦jibes change soon took plate in the
lad 's leeks. Rhe berame pais and sad. and
1 nun supeisad her in reers. Afhirs went
ors is ilia way for some oma, when, ors flan•
e yr f_ morning, ,m.ntnnsehis piapit,the peels
publisb•d n • load voice the banns of mar
rioge between Dom Rinaldo ole Orme sod
Don.& Julia 4.1 Marcos. i, of eoones, its-
that tt. ynang lady wall geieg to marry
d.el,ing svaagm who had sent hr the
Myra ; bat the east time i naw her, se she
pet the real into my herd, AS ;Rule in R
hvo .ts,teler! vnie•I 'My friend, pray Inc use, 1 Mss
is I , weletbl•d that to. weali•g wet
kentela plass se Desna isahalu'u ese mw]
lseps, i seem sees a sr what 1 maid ,ems
by *, heir el eke hell Magdalena
b .tar! the wrens parson ! .
r teuselee to be seen, ' said a 'deep
1•asU whish Os moot to premed from the
l Oleee i ertdk rot the we. tim a Wl
of proof that Mr. O'Halloran was bribed
to vote f'or h u own party. It speaks little
for the purity of the Oppoeition, that it
hu such an unbounded faith In the po-
tency of bribery. The intelligent reader
will remember the time-honored sayiug
that every man expects his neighbor to
act up to his own standard of virtue, but
no higher.
Although the sesvion has given birth to
diecuesions of almost interminable length
upon topics entirely irrelevant to the
object had in view when the House was
called together, it has not been fruitle.s.-
A vast number of private and other Bills
of minor onnsequence have been pushed
ADVANCE IN CANADIAN SECU•
RITIES.
The Hamilton Tuna says that private
o° with W prevent bloodshed, you must fol- arty that others of greater importance have
a
an
mending for the day a ivision o 'o un- ill germ to carry well They Ao1J both
teen at the Review held at Toronto on the Lockout Sluocarr and Mission IGdge, bo h
8th inst.. of which division the Corps un- which they tiwewrrwll. uab°t6 16e Ith and
dor your command formed a part, and of 5th inst fh• :, however, inffirt 1 , lfi,magc
the conduct of which the Brigade -Major booed a um.:n,; three men Jul_ k ilii!;. one
sp lks in the highest tercets. I shall tot I;urse. We hive several Ironer eat eutrench-
fail to call the attention of Ilia Excellency ?tants, amt extensive earthwori,o are Miller.
Naw Yoax, Oet. 13.
The Wrhingtrnt 'Republican' of last even-
iag costumed the following, which the eeonw
would not allow W he telegraphed to the
Peer ` -
W e have information from the front, this
morning, that (len. M,' fide's army bas fallen
back to toes side of the Reppahalock, follow-
ed by Lee's aeer, which s ear greet force.
Abet half a mile from tbe south site of that
river the enemy male a feint of moving up
the ,alley, ou the southern bank of the 11ob
ertson river, ad our cavalry, coder Ituford,
crossed at Germania ford and took premiuon
of the earthwork•. W ben out f ,rce was all
cross, the enemy crane open Buford in great
forcc,droee hiul .crone the ever, without
time to destroy the eiMsing, std pursued him
W Rappahannock station.
Kilpatrick, with a force of cavalry and ass
tillery which had made a reconnow.nce near
Madison Court 'louse, was rut off yesterday
evening. on the road to Culpepper, by a par
tioo'of Esall'a corps. which was formed acmes
the only road by which he could retreat, in
twelve ranks, with.twu regiments on each
lank.
Kilpatrick was compelled to elarge direct-
ly into the c./ de ret, there mak by the ens
my:s formation. He led the charge In person,
telling kis moo that they must de or die. -
The rivalry cut its way through, under a eon-
centrale'I fire,such as hardly been esperieneed
by our troops during the war, ad pre re's%
hs rear, with his artillery, retired throug
I alppeepper. - _
Kilpatnek's loss in killed e OwrTsii
anr,,,nted to 150.
PLReu y.
Fort Monroe, Oct. 14.- - he U. .Meer
trsersport Fahkec, Goan C%ssiWies de M i
10th, arrived sere this .Idrwi.g. She W i.
tow the gohoat M.djes for tap ire, whirr
Aaob .,U Fryiag nen shoals, on 8swd•y lam f
all her men were saved. The Fahke. leri.Z!
the report that the ',bele attempted to der
troj the Irerrid•s ors the night of Ile 5th, bj
approaching her In • tmtall steamer amidships(
7 be conc, lion was tntuewdd.s. It k.oeh.d'
down the bulwarks lad injeted oihb thrts.-
The hell of the Iroander s ir'.red She it
considered torpedo {woof. The enemydl'
steamer was badly damages l severml of hat
nOn ithe nig* of the d atother . letl),t w.4'
mad, to destroy toe Irunaldes. Tim e•o..tj
was d'wrovered rod driven off. A Nervy tis
ward i rid to here been offend by the lair
ser of Ch.rlesto. for the destruction of ted
Ironsides. Active operations are daily en"
Peeled.
deices received to Quebec on Tuesday iiae on I - Philadelphia, Oet. 13.
that C ad' 't had the Commander ' Ch' f h' rq fl 'tis
Th t (the enemy ■ppKn,s lea bt not tb 1 8r, tering returns (mm I a have been
ad
trounce an tars M'curl ictus ' -In- a t0 t f ye a • re.
Grin retention of the merits of yon. ourps, ° B J" °
varhoed two per cent. on the first of Oc • of the s Crit shown b officers and mat retake art attack in front bat b eanp'ul r b eei►e i, which when compared with the sols
p 7 abandon Chattanno;ga, by apmply holding as I of 1A60 when Conic had 31,000 rojority,
show the followin result •-Altoxna, Rlair
county, Wo.leao 69 majont • • urtin charged, taking 800 riennen sod o.e ►.tis
" ° I to S.vural chs sero awl stab
ccunly, 1Ycdwand, 5 majoritj: •Cortin pin 7• rge. o.d.o
toter when the Finance Muntster's state in being present at two reviews within me ;,, our present p" s tine .nth their army m our g
Ment and the Government Militia Scheme short a period -it, is gratifying tome fro front n y g d )
H 1 113 k reem•uhur • Iurtbampton
had renelted England.• This is encouraa
ing news, indeed
be a medium of conveying to is, Excel-
lency a communic.'ttion of so pleasing a
, es. - character respecting the merits of one of
INTELLIGENT CONTRABANDS " the extreme western corps of the Province,
AND DESERTERS. and 1 trust you will long; maint'tin the
_ dented position as to efficiency and per-
yts of the most ataxtlino, items of news (yeti°" iia drill, which public report cc -
o receive through the tele grnplt relative c"rds to the Guderich Company of Foot
" rebel " movements, are brought into
e federal lines by negroes or deserters.
ow any person of common-sense can
coin information thus received reliable is
ore than we can imagine. In the era-
uut of even the most intcllig,•ent of con- Capt. Ras"+ ado• Vd. Foot Artillery,
rabands, phrenology sts tell us, the or,•an Gclericly 1'. C.
f Wonder is always largely developed ; COLBOUSE COUP NCII. PBO
enceumbo, in his cagcrncen to enlighten . CEDINOS.
(say sensation -mongers generally con -
rives to have some wonderful story . to A menet. et the Municipal Jouncil of
late. By a alight stretch of the imag- Coll°£' held at the raven of John Rom,
Smith', MOO o, Thursday the 2die May,
&tion be magnetics a company of soldiers lob. .
SO
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Artillery.
I have the honor to bo,
Sir,
Ione ob'dt. servantc,,
1i. POIVELL, Lieet.-Col.
e De A. G. M., l"T. C.
low me." not been loot night of. The Militia and
"i sill never follow yon," said Jolpa, ib • Volunteer Bille have passed both Mouses,
firm voice, " but as your wife. 1n that char• and oro Dow arc rt and reel of the law
acter 1 am content to live in obscurity -work pR pe
for you, and, if necessary, share your misery." of the land. That the new scheme u per-
" By the honor of a gentleman. I will wed fed ,re will trot assert, but we do candidly
you," said Lorenzo, "but we must keep nur
union • secret for a short lire. I em my believe that it is the best that could have
tether's only child, and we most trent to tine been adopted ander existing circumstanod,
u, soften hs resentment. I will immediately It yidce fir t classifleatioa of
lace you with an oto lady, with whom Pier
lodged when 1 get bee•me acquainted with the whole fghting force of the Province,
yon. Bat time prennes-the music hen carr- a reuouahle amount of drill, the edeas-
ed, and yon will be muwd." lion of of6oers,-which alone u a great
Jost as he fiaisbsd speaking, a murmur of
voices was heard, and when the mother, fol- recommendation, -a due encouragement
lowed b] her friends, entered the palm -ghee of Volunteering, and depends more for ib
in search of her eh. I. all that Teesaina! of
the lovely Julia was her diamond band sad enoOB1u'ful working opom the patriotism d
bridal veil. the people than the ezprmditnre of large
Donna i abelle, who had witnessed tbe severs of nhcwey. If the penphe tri Canada
purifies of her two eldest children without
aiiedding • tear, uttered hitter lamentations really wish to show England that they are
t the dnnppearane-e o hoe for whom Abe had incere in their attachment to the mother
anticiptt sn brilliant a future. Don Rinal• e0antq and to maintain intact the mer
do ie 1 tee hnwla imaoediaaly, end ea hr
panion mu het • paring Iaacy, its was moo mate ennneetio. at pre sant exiatieg bre
i,lr''s : hr,"•'h'
d
m
th
h
d
to a battalion, and at a pinch he can
(ascribe, with characteristic volubility,
°cement, the natore of which he no
orc understands than the man in the
oon. Time after time the stories of
ese '• intelligent" gentlemen of color
aye proven to be (not very) cunningly-
eviscd fable's, and gull from day to day
t
Present. Themes Ilassey, Reeve. Messrs.
Idelley, Spence, and Youn j, Councillors.
The meeting for the (hurt of Itevis,o. nn
the Asanssavnt 1h,d1 of the Township, held
his drr, and t',ere he m; no appeals *;aeon
the same, the (toll was pawed by this Coun-
cil.
Mored by Mr. Malloy, seconded by Mr.
41,enre, That the Trustees of t',e School See -
min in us with their artillery and
breaking our .lues of communication by cav-
alry rai,:s io o•u rear.
Che last pn,: of their pmgremme is now
being carried out by the .heeler cavalry,
which tunneled to cross the Tennessee at
Cottonport Fern near Nashville.
After crossing, the main body moved right
on iia a northerly direction. A part of the
force fell iia with the train of the 14th corps
near Anderson, in the Sequotclwy Valley,
•tem -,o e l off the teamsters, and destroyed
between 200 and 300 wagons, about thirty of
which were lorded with ammunition, and the
remainder with clothing and supplies.
The mules could not run off, and they shot
to the numher of several hundred u they were
leaving the scene of deatnction.
The colonel, conmandi,ng a cavalry dives
on, came up with • part of his command,
consiaing of the 2nd indiana. 1st Wisconsin,
and let blast Tennessee cavalry, attacke,l
them at once, and hal a running fight with
them to Dunlap, in which 120 rebels were
killed and wounded, and sixt of our men,
including nine officers, were killed std wows
ded.
Our men used their sabres alone. With
the Resistance of reinforcemenu already se
rived, movements will soon be made that It
is hoped will dries the enemy from our
front.
The army is still well .upphied with every
thing but clothing and blankets, the want of
which, in this onas°ahly cold weather, causes
considerable suffering
All the wounded able to bear removal have
been sent north
Tito emeealties in the late battles will not
lino of this Township having made applica-
the dose is repeated with little or no vans- tion for the amount of School monies dee
too. We do do not wonoer that the poor from the non l:rd.leut Taxes for the t yew
negro spire hit yarns about amfederato 'bat the ail"ent dee to each Schoo tiectpon
.huuld hr pari to them on or before the 2511,
weakome and mnatentation, but we arc of Decem'ar nevi, -Carried.
7 he Slunicipal ('.euncil of Colborne held a
meeting at the Nile Tavern on Wednesday
the 23rd day of September, 1563.
The Reeve sod Councillors present
Bade tows not bang in news which is I! eau moved by Nr. Wm. Ynonz,seeosded
the ht worth of bein a hal over he Slr. Spence, I het Janes Mcbonogh ad
ug 7 g T P J:hn hart a as be accepted as secedes fur
the whole country, and yet in ninety-nine
onset oat of a hundred theme statements
eo soiled. teases the ten nowntrie't, they mutt take
When all the goes. had • .parsed, Doe.& hold a the new law hoith a rill. (hat of
lsebelta, who, tee late, saw the error ahe had
committed, sent for her cnefMor, Father Parliament there should nett and we tend
Antnnin, etre ws' • bigot, aed, b,seeemehie win net be anything like factions nppwd-
W ill bman sympathy, errei ed • powered t m. A union of &11 pieties must be
intmate in the famil of Dopa laalh•lla.- d c f oar defeaasn a» b M
y to obey urd.rn, .red that I.mgntreei s torose
it eau ley bis p,reer,on she had pled h.r sheer pm lve times and, in algowt rho whole go.e Noted by Mr. ithlnas, secsrnmrlri k► Mr. ware s►,t a *seat them. The Ions of hart..
ds.ghtere nn • sonerit, acrd he ear err eagry plass. in .. dieiemt p,siitinn, otlerwion hr bee. ap. The public may rest eh Yoong. That • Ity ,. be p,aoneol that all nhwd tea ,,ret the ge,r ennld he dYtpucdy
when u hint Mor twotsrf for in.rryong h8r we n t r wen 1.11 bwek b the ll4P" oared that no firth is W be pat in the dnga running •t lar tis ah*II ►red mar bis de
middle t ehild. r pekst was pet tM . red seen from the mountem t..pe.
mlddlr agh, Mt hu f cis ha,i not mh•t do J.1 \I F
•evenity which is the .aro •eenmp•oi ie w 1 M W urnyovos, ()rt 121k.
• rensen er Iiia ,)e the ennlr&ry, ►ds wand _ Firle oe aatmrday a ►n of revelry he-
aoenlrnanee or whieb the wont pasraaer had R*^ Dee R th& esT WMk cm her way down eke ale Iongins to RdpaWrk's diulaierm sarmpud i
left their indelible •tamp. H. was tell en4 rnnshnemwsa nn tM sreth n{ Rn►.vwam4
m.sgn w pnwan, hie Bwehesd ear wria►Ig Bier. They wan .wadrod hl & Iwwr fano
egd 11 rye. had w siu,lar and tmplrsea.t I I `tn'Mt] &t flee Nlwhw of repel cavalry, amply smpp'N'f h7 refine
Avpwv.ai°" (yrs I.ering the sena*. o(j"ta Msrq war ren rob h] an Au.namn vwwd asset artillery ender commend oof amen et
sesemhnnn, he ewarchetmrd the as sae•
(her with reproaches. and told bis ■ b.1
brought this aigrae a m+ herself y ate rol-
losvieg hit commis. The prim le Spain ett
surprised that he finds such a credulous
audience in the Northern Staten..
But the negro ia fairly eclipsed by the
de erter Hardly a day that some rene-
R„bert I'roudf,nt al Collector. -Carried.
M. red by Mr. Young, arrowed teyl Mr.
tarn not b bt Bold -bloated lice. The poor Ithy"as,That the Township Clerk abe.lri h ve
ilei fur eats *mitts. -Carried.
Oet ro may tell • 'monstrous 6b and, at the Mored bJ Sir. libynu, seen n.ded by Mr.
time, imagine he ie uttering the Malloy, That- the p e*ti.m of Robert Me-
1n truth , but the deserter lice of Ilat'f7• petying Inc rem"vat from Sebonl Ibis
malice aforetho ht" and as a matter nun Ne, 1 to the \t' awuroah AAhool, 1.
ng grwn.red.-Carried.
daaleulation. What better could be ex- A meeting wa held at the tavern of flat',
peeted of him ? We hold that a man who Miller, Int con., W. I)., on 3.tarday the 10th
is mean enough to desert hie colors is of OCWber, at 1 o'clock.
capable of any rasoalitf''an &should not be The It..een. and all the Councillors pew•
believed on his oath. Having deucrted cera t
his friends, he ass quite ready to give the )tor I 1., Sir. 4penM, Meona«f by Mr.
worst ble aawunt of them, and if a Malloy. That the I ro er• brag tIe a ism of
pnsu e15 W asset is aha Ing • Drid e over tha
lie is wanted be u just the man for the crek at Miller's Ghat Mill, provi.Ied seed
job. Anoording to rho deeming gentry brut le i.s m.o le i' a ,ahrtantpal manner.
Bragg't army was dennitalised long stab, ..need in nmtnl,nent by Mr. Y1 0g, That
ria wm be grantvrl, a the asmr is ism prhata
Lee's foram heti malted away into thin property. the same seconded he Mr. Mem•.
air, Richmond was starved oat, Charles sn ■n there en ao deed for the road giro ,o
the Tawnshin.
leo. wan road) b m down ape. eta knees The Reece gave the eating rote in laver
b Oilmonr, Davin has beet. deed four or of the amendment,
ear r --
Very Latest War Newfii
Special Dispatch to the 8. W. 8y.d1
A BATTLE FOUGHT
NEAR ••CATTLNT'S STATION.
Naw Youft, lake.
reser correspondence, Army of t e Peter
orae, 14th, nays : The enemy made two des
perste and aseemerful attempts toffy t.'
whip thio army in detail lad destroy e r ttuinr
but in both most signally failed.
Just at daybreak, between Canker's sasr
tion and Auburn, Stuart ttrde a simslta.eosr
attack upon (lenersl Otegg'a god arwuy corpse
Almost the first intimation gives of their Peet
encs mss the opening of their batteries epos
the 2nd corp.. Our troops wen speedily id
position. The relay was repslsed wick sows
aiderable loss. Lame in the afternoon, AIM
made another dash to est off the lead mepso
Ile first attacked the rear of the 5th sorpy
kaling 3 of the Pe.Mylvaaia ilsssr,• ... b
wounding 15 or 20 &sore, when tie hoed of
the Zed corps bed reached Kee
Hill made a terrible onslaught tf• boli soeisr
The god corps was on the Mase of th Re
It track, sad the .mbankwt was these
breastwork.
The seamy charged at sad climbed sp lie'
embankment, when • portion of the 10d corps
of 3. Union township, Se ulykill county,
241 mnjnrity- • coasidcrable democratic
gain.
Wilkesh.M, i.uo me Ce.-Curun, Pe, a
Curtis gain of last year of I b9. Kau Minch
chunk, Carbon County -Curtin. 11 ; pm,
2+j, Easton and South Eutaton, Northamppivnae
County- Curtin, 146 ; gain, 55. Bed,lers-
baro -Woodward, 59, • Democratic anis
of lei.
b. lees then 15,000.
On Thursday, the rebels from the opposite
aide of the river fired into nur wagons an,l am-
bulance trains peering over the ;alley road,
woe•, ling two men and killing and wounding
severe' mules.
They seem determined onembernnssingour
trarpurtati"n in every possible way.
The forted of te heeler, after burnin a par
tion of Shelbyville, were attecked by Colonel
Crook. not far from that ptace,"n Wedneelay.
We kilted 120 of the enemy, took 300 prison-
er and there pieces of artillery. The rebels
were persue,. ,f y our fi,rast in the direction of
Fsyetemlle, overtaken, and 300 *sore prisoners
tout by them. _
At tart account* they were mast o oeiir
way into the interior, closely pea 7
cavalry, which . regarded sufficient to take
twee of thea,.
Rally has crnceedthe Tennessee with 1000,
men. lie rend through lotrlansville on the
Memphis and c'harteaton Inroad oro Thera
day, •rod m ole off in the tureens* of Winches.
ter. On Friday night they drove in our pick-
ets at the um,"'l the' side of Cowan. Some
d.mwgs was donne by throwing down stones,
tut to no gnat extent sad the obstructions
Se. Sones, Newfoundland, Oet. 13.
The eteamuhip Afr,'z, in a dense fog,
struck near Cape Race at ten o'clock last
night. The ship wu put shoat before she
struck, but Wok ground fore, aft, and aspd-
shits, and remained on the rocks half an
hour. There wu a cosiderable w on, with
u southerly wind. Tho ship was mueh d•r.
aged; the boats vele got reedy. het aot
launched. After an hoer the shin lnated.aad
the pempit speedily eleared her. Capt. Supe
then headed fnr .talitax, bot afterwards
thought it prudent to hew ap for here. The
cargo is mach dwmnged. The ship makes a
god deal of water.
Sr. Joan, Oct. 12.
The China, frogs New York,for Liverpool,
Cape Raee at nine o clock, a. m., oh
undey.
The news from New York, rf 9mmeday
evening was pat on board.
hale been remnvel.
( lenerel II ,raker sent a force 1 night to
that pant, but the rebels del not eenton an
attack.
There reins to be gR nod remo.e 1br truer '.
ins that the rebels Iwl a fight nm'w"ffpp theNa-
'eiven lam Moatay, ie which 500 or `00 were
kilted lad wounl.d.
tkeaeru,s ennform the ataanoent, hat differ
r tn the cane' anul the fee" engaged Owe
remrr. a Ihu the Georges troops nafssd S
eros. the Chickam►J°", and that Wither's
div*iun was sent down ,n mmpe! there. The
cher thou toe rename.* tr.,pa hat refused
time the enemy were forced bock with groat
slaughter, leaving their killed .od wounded
in our hands,
A rapid artil.ery fire was kept ap by both
Rides until loug after dark, when the missy
gave up sod retreated
i have not been able to obtain a fell seeoa.f
of the wounded, but it is not lrga-
Capt. 1tall was killed. Whe. the e.sel
charged sp the Railroad, finding tMmrleef
i. a d'ng.ro.s place, they wsvad these hie&
is token .f surrender. At thi time Captain
Ball .prang to the top of *1....b.r. rots
and • volley was fated at him, torr .hots Woe
ing effect
Ottr train. are all safe.
There was some artillry pr'aotaaa this
morning near the Rappahannock, bas .
without much damage.
The flrat Vermont lo.t a quad af' Ilia
sent to co,munioate with Ge.. Gregg,
about 20 in all.
Oar army behaved handsom ly.
Col. James ]k. Mammos, 42nd N. i e
commanding Sed B:igodle, was killed.
Several other teens .f the eta
were killed.
let Min.. 1 killed and 2e we..i.4. 1M
The .4egtio, from Itootee, left hen at one
,'clock, for (palway. She did not come into
the harbor• and w n.mber of packages of iss-
(("eo tense and much ,reveled mitered for the
Newfoundland telegraph lire were espied le
Galway.
Irl rr,.o, 1.30 a.m.
From she return received tonight, Peen.
ad Ohio have gone Inion.
Ils,,rex, Oet. 11.
The rebel steamer, R. t:. Lee, ■ix days
from Wilmington direct, arrived here this
morning with about 30 peewe •.'re en hoard.
!the was char rel by . Federal 'l,lockaler lard
has a shot bole in hen.
Miele, N2 killed and i1 ensues/ The em'
allies in the 3rel Brigade were 12 killed, 06
worded lad 36 ming. 1n the 4th ►regi f
3rd 41v., the loss was 14 i. sariagr we' t1e.l
td 1111.4.
Crwoirnan, lith.- See'y Chn.e adir._wl
a crowd in Color last aight. Hr ear
gr+tented the peoople n. them victory ..4
t1. good edhet it would base, wet o.1y le tb
erode oft t risers it ane t, ..4 &
(land. of the f' t and
oy tn the hearts of the samy. Bad they
given 10,000 mai. only. it would see haw
.0,1 d, 1st the greed 100.1111 W due the
bummer
Mr. Chase lett Columbws thin noesis*
for Washington.
Nsw Tn•c, 16th.
The strainer rrive ifrom the kb.ked-
i.g goadrrm today. O. the l 11k thn
ilalawn captured the. blockade running
steamer Spaulding with • rateable saago
from N caro.. She bd a Brew 125 mem1
and four rebel eo rl* ea board; ail
Spalding was w tercel het April
by the gunboat Pui sod meat b Resto s
where the was ease M rsermlos- b'
w e b New whale els
Ii edea g at a► Sr Plana a,
thewee ran the we the flak Alto
into Chiri.dia, wee lrwith • hrrt
cargo of gotta.. IBth she v»s
employed is Clorlrsso hlasMhy eerryiig
trenna, Ae.
WellogIsh 164.
The Brew frigate ' NittEssa,' M lwleq
is nearly reedy L. sea.
Har deprave Ms hem lea yei for
treasefa grew. Whits Its wavy dey/h
nest protege as =say seaws r d y tree►
the numbr is he ehesi.
lutes, 1 ••
Qoesi. • w0 . 1Q
hhe!•is rear. s t
A1• rheas rtd by es'51.
tM ww of whish veasd ani prim
reseei Igetr Yost, OIl IP.
Amide.. a Wt.
vena►1. axr,LLli ass Cnaal. rrna.
The Treei Man's. henna eormpontienee,
dated nhe 7th, Melee thnt an ma• d.mwr
wssAune the Iron.ides by the repot torpedo
that is is senou.ly c ntereplatel agement her
North to repair." (nur eeralry picket bets
were attacked at the sane time. it sot
thought the Meer would soron rnmke • demon
'ration on oar grit with their ram•, as three
Of oar monitors are sheet Two devi 1 -
tardsd i remove harbor obstructiows r
arrived. Valets wenthinsp s turn. seas, the
rebels regal. entire poanasion of the harbor.
w' awwl In?OM, (et. 13.
Bp.erial to tlhe frrwtid.-Th. military sites
tins today shows tut the rebels hem aban-
dowd their apparent psrptr. 61 leaking
)teed., std have withdrawn Wean& the Rap:
din. 1t therefwe looks ea thoejh their late
movement is muse cover to military demon -
Meati ns on their part elsewhere. It it bees
quiet in the front to -da .
7 nbsae,s special, Weakingtnn, Ott. 13. -
To discover the exact troth with .yard t
the esitite-y sitatiou in front of Watergtos
w next W tmpreeihle. The wildest ata toast
contradictory remors prevail. At Alexa.c
dries where lingpiment sullen and Mraggkwe
are edbeted, the Ment. ay. tal1 of talk Wheat
the overwhelmin numbers of la., and the
ahrterty retreat of Meade. The ran , ekes
(ten. Merle le moviwg hie mo s pertly lair
orators Masi tome days cgs, e.d .rsip V
erntsegs.ae• 1 r.santfy devsMp.d Tigris. 1
the wetsy .ho would alone he e d dh •
sora npselee stnfmrw.at of Me areueme ts.-
a iine and holiday whiskey -pane of the
old e]ntenn. Tf, in the mwrue of time, im-
vemenu can be made, mad • ochre per
het organuatinm brought a t, a
etbr , memntisie nor mow most ha,
w Canada fw the (lanadiana." Reek en
midair" of heartu.lm ism rear pert, eamnot
int b exert a 11wu ,iriul iolesens at htlmi
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reeewtiy the sebr. Merritt, of (krderi.lh, Awarded by the AdtGeld and Wamara
a„g Aprieu tura in
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done to bis Barge, which coasted 1 1 nf1A
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