A telegram from Washington abates that the trial of is still proceeding. Mr Scoville, counsel for the defence, continues his speech on behalf of the prisoner,rand as cribes the latter's crime to the outcome of political rancour,, and asserts that .G-eueral Grant, Mr Conkling, and President Arthur are morally answerable for the deed. : rr , The 'Pall Mall Gazetted says, jit^prehty clear that most ©f the inhabitants.of. England now have at least some: . fractjiojajoi (Celtic blood in their veins, and that ithifl'is- due in many cases to comparatively modern inter marriages with Welsh, Cornish, Scotch^ and 1 Irish families '> ■ w hich ' have ■ removed east ward and southward for three centuries past; ; ' ' v

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Friday, Januaiy 27, 1882.
THE BBDCE HERALD



THE MANUFACTURE OF SOAP IN SMALL QUANTITIES WITHOUT BOILING..
