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so much superior, they could not answer for an effec-
tive defence. lie then returned to Tuquerres, and
wrote to Gen. Flores an insulting and threatening
the amount
letter, but expressing at the same time his desire to
have an interview with the latter at Carlossama on
the 2d inst. Gen. Flores left Ibaria immediately
for Tulcan, and some say the interview has taken
place, whilst others affirm the contrary. Flores
having come back to Tun,
" Gen. Mosquera has published tivo
to oorfgsaon,losent
Tuquerres, Oct. 14, one raising the Coloulhsan Guard
tc 16,465 men and 1,100 officers and ordming the
decrees in
nudmber of 27,000 men, to be ready at the first cia::1;
another for the issue of new treasury notes tc
dheolsn.,atthioenaslummifilixtied byto tl'hhe
Convention of ..,i Itonegro, as an annual Convention
to
,the State of Panama:
,I n accordance '
with the first of the above de-
crees, the Prefect of Panama issued two proclama-
tions on Nov. 16, calling to arms a company of the
duty instead of the battalion Calivio,
sent southward.

"Previous to reaching
Payta, the Bogota passed
the royal mail steamship Peru, bound for Callao and
Valparaiso with the Southampton mails of Oct. 17."

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pression of surtaxes,
general welfare of commerce---the common airy of
" The generous grants which you ,ha
our united efforts--is more surely ;Ind more equi,'•-•
they must reciprocally
ably attained by the reduction or the successive sup-
pression
favouri
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defence
nb
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the
instruction,a m ou nt
Irsaui Ihwmaiyt Fit
submitted
impose on tbOnas
works of general utility, are proofs of
of trade mutually complain, than b3' sacrifices which
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solici-
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projress Of
the country. You have cheerfully granted fo. r the
excess of the ordinary grant, inconsideration of the
political situation of the time.
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public law of Europe. We can 3.nected with the maintenance of peace and of theta
only
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still
more &c ore part in the grave cares which engender
the r e when
ger,s by which the King and the people of
Denmark are
assailed, with whom we equally par-
takeffriend w eal as
beloved Sovereign, who
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Sweden,e w
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"In the council of the Powers I shall always'
endeavour to act so that the vo;ce of the united
kingdoms may be found in the balance
i
of justice.
We should not be required also to phico our sword
there before having considered if the desired end
may be attained by means at our disposal. My
constant efforts for all which can contribute to the
maintenance of peace have induced me to accept
the invitation to a general Congress deaddresse y
the Emperor of the French to the Feropll
Powers.
" In invoking on Sweden and her people the p,-o-
tec. tion of Divine Providence, I declare the preseot
Diet terminated, and I renew to you, gentlemen, tt.'
all in general, and to eac‘a in particular, the assu-
rance of all my royal favour."

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principal occurrences are as follows:
CENTRAL AMERICA.
13 there was another ineffectual inter-
Dates from San Salvador are to the 9th Novem•
leer
ed for the United States Minister w. Theanr
a Octn
g.
be-
tween General Zlvala on the part of Carrera, and
General Cabana on the part of Berms. The bom-
bardment continued with short intervals until Oct.
26, when Barrios suddenly, and without notice
abandoned the capital at 4 o'clock in the morning,
accompanied by about 1,500 men, a large number
of women and children, and took the road to Apopa
the -
(north-west), whence he went towar
d
ment of San Miguel. In the last day
ss
ing of his capital, Barrios had made still heavier
of his departhold-
'
forced loans of goods and liquors, in which he paid
his officers and soldiers a portion of their pay, and
.
which they again sold to procure their daily rations.,
On the same day,and some five hours after Barrios 's
departure (during which intervals many houses
were robbed by the populace and troops who went
with Barrios), Carrera occupied the capital with his
army, marching in from all points where he had
erected barricades or forts. The foreign officers
who had been in the service of Barrios,and to whom
he did not notify his intention to leave, were taken
prisoners and were about to be shot by the cap-
turing party, when General Zavala and others hap-
pened to arrive and prevented the crime. They are
still in prison, and will be taken to Guatemala and
there delivered to the Ministers of Foreign Powers.
These officers are Colonels Galidier, Orlafan (lather
and son), Penoud, and Cousin (a Belgian), who was
director of the band or chief musician. Air. Alegi!)•
nis, a British subject, was surrendered to H.B.M.'s
Vice-Consul, and went on board the Bacchante,lying
at Liberiad at the moment. Yrungary, Oyarzan,
Abelar, and Luna (the first late Minister of
Relations under Barrios), were taken in their
flight towards Santa Ana, and then shot. There
was, of course, much disorder and a good deal of
robbery in San Salvador at the moment of abandon-
ment, in the interval, and at the time of occupation;
but Carrera took measures for the protection of pro-
perty, and especially of foreign property ; and, ex-
cept in one or two isolated cases, there was no
pillage of that kind except of Cauty's Hotel, which
was sacked. Parties of troops were sent out by
Carrera to intercept Barrios and take him if pos-
sible. Steps were immediately taken to organise a
Provisional Government under Don Francisco
Dunes, who has been President before. General
Santiago Gonzalez had gone to the department of
San Miguel in pursuit of Barrios, whose companies,
aides, and suite had been all taken cr presented

The House of Commons Fifty Years ago.

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the of
Spencer
To the rightS;ctker, on the ministerial
bench there sit,
the Exchequer;
v7,l3arncer Percival, Chancellor of
y Gibbs, Attorney-General;
Ryder, Home Secretary
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Croker. Castlereagh ie.sittiorge Rose ;Palmerston;
Treasury bench. Can is
on
the cross-bench
iry high up above the
ti
below. To the left of the Speaker are Ponsonbss's
Brougham, Burdett, Grattan,
1 Sheridan, Tierney, Whitbread. Ale;rner, Romily,
these gone but
two, to whom it has been permitted to
vinelite the
belief that it is the privilege of genius never
ca
old. I practise myself in reporting for my grow
amusement and instruction. In not writin ?own
short-
hand, I have no inferiority to the experience d mea
around me; for I observe that very few acquired, or
at any rate employ, that useful art. The debates of
1812 were not expected to be reported so fully as
in more recent times. Often members complained
that their sayings were misrepresented. Such_
complaints were generally met by a disposition on
the part of the House to punish the offender... .
Thursday, the 27th of February, is to be a great
Field-day in the Commons. I must be I thre
sat, at noon
look-
,
to secure a seat in the gallery. There
ing upon the empty House till the Speaker c omen
in. The prayers are read, and some uninterest-
ing orders of the day are disposed of. Stvaasnwellgers
are crowding in, and we hold our places
as we can against the rush. There are apparently
two or three seats vacant on the front bench. A
wicked gentleman of the press suggests to a e-
de-
spairing provincial that there he may be accotum
dated. Ha strides and pushes to the de sired
haven, amidst a suppressed titter, and is horrorstruck
to find that there he can neither see nor rear. The
back of the great clock is his obstructing ei lolly.
This is the standing joke nightly repeated. lte wee
as successful in producing a titter as the Vinteo
Danaos below, when it was the fashion for yc meg
and even old members to air their musty Latin. in.
bald quotations, as some lady novelists interlaed
their feeble English with boarding-school French..
The routine business is over. The battle is about t o
begin. Sir Thomas Turton is to bring on s motion
on the state of the nation. He was a true professor
of the Whig creed—that the contest agat the
French Emperor was hopeless—that the Sp anish
war would last as long the Peloponnesian, with
little probability of suce.ess. He touched upon tie
orders in Council ; but was told by the clever Minis-
terial supporter, Mr. Robinson, that such discussion.
had better be reserved for the forthcoming debate,
upon the motion of which notice had been given.
" by a learned gentleman of great talents cued exten-
sive information." In two years from the time 'when
he had made his maiden speech, Mr. Brougham
had thus become an authority in the house. The
debate of the 27th of February was spirited. it
appeared likely to close at au early hour, for the
gallery was being cleared for a division. But Air.
Whitbread rose, and called upon Lord Castlereagh
to give some explanation of his views, especiselly
upon the Catholic question, now that he was likely
to become a member of the Administration. Th o
Marquis Wellesley had resigned the seals of the.
Foreign Office a week before. The most
ustimportant
declarations of the session were thus
called forth.
Mr. Percival and Lord Castlereagh declared that
they and the Ministry were unanimous
against
granting the Catholic claims
now. The debate
was dragging on till two col
bad expected that, after the (,'clock.
The reporters
speech of the Prime
would
Minister, the House
divide. I was left kg
the staff of the ~
''British p 2 if
anything should occur press'' to make a note
Somewhat I - Up rose Mr. Canning.
alarmed began to write. I gained con-
fidence.
His
Construction to graceful sentences had no involved
render them difficult to follow• is
impressive elocution
fixed his words in my wemorY•
Some matters
lover; but t.lle
great point necessarily passed
of his speech, that be was speedily
granting the Catholic claims with due safeguards,
was an •
important one for the journal which I was
suddenly called and I caught tiee
spirit, upon to represeot,
if not the full words, of the declaration ins
Which he stood opposed to the Minister, and to his
Own ancient rival. I ran to the office (for young legs
were faster than hackney-coaches), wrote my report,
to the astonishment of the regular staff of reporters,
and went happy to bed at five o'clock. I doubt
whether any literary success of
.my after-life gave
me as much pleasure as this feat.—Chaeles Knight's
Recollections.

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suffer from bilious and liver complaints, indigestion, wind,
Spasms, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, &o. For habitual
costiveness, as a family aperient medicine, and as a purifier
of the blood, they are truly excellent; mild in their opera-
tion and grateful to the stomach, they create appetite, pro-
mote digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous system.
Sold by W. Lambert, 8, King William-street, Charing-cross.
London, and by most druggists, in boxes,ls. lid., and three
times the quantity in one, 2s. 9d. Be sure to ask for Dr.
B___coeetti:s Bilious and Liver Pills. The genuine are a square
gunryackage, with " William Lambert," engraved on the

themselves at La Union, and were then marched to
San Miguel.
As the steamer Salvador was lying in the harbour
of La Union, on the night of the 3d November, the
captain's gig was fired into about seven o'clock in
the evening as the captain was going off to his ship.
The shot was fired from a guard-boat placed near
the ship by the authorities on shore for fear of
Barrios's attempt to get on board. The ball passed
within three feet of the captain's head, who, on
getting on board his ship, fired his gun at the guard-
boat, the men on board of which had previously
paddled to the shore. Afterwards, in the night,
they came off and attempted to carry the guard-
boat to shore, but were hailed from on board the
steamer, made to come on board, detained till morn-
ing, and sent on shore. The Commandant at first
refused to allow any communication with the
steamer, but, on the decided interference of the
United States Minister, aided by the presence of
her Britannic Majesty's ship Bacchante, which
offered her assistance, he yielded to right. On the
complaint of Mr. Partridge, at San Salvador, to the
new authorities, they admitted the impropriety of
the behaviour of Castro, and displaced him by nomi-
nating a new commandants (Moline) for La Union.

E ATING'S PALE NEWFOUNDLAND
MAL COD LIVER OIL. The Finest Imported this Season.
THIS VALUABLE ME DICINE having of late years
come into such general use. and being, moreover, so exten-
sively prescribect by the most eminent practitioners both in
town and country, Mr. Keating can with the greatest
confidence recommend this Oil as being perfectly pure, nearly
tasteless, and free from adulteration. having been analysed,
reported on, and recommended by Prof. Taylor, of Guy's and
St Thomas's Hospitals, Dr. Scott, M.D. L.R.C.P., F.L.S.,
cte., and or. Edwin Payne, M D., L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., who,
in the words of the late Dr. Pereira, says that " The best Oil
is that which is most devoid of colour, odour, and flavour, cha-
a
racterAthis wil be found
to possess,
being purely of hepatic
origin, P
oint o great weight with regard to its therapeutic
l f
value.
Sol•d in
;Quarts, ss. 6d. ;and
Fve
I°s. 6 i
d., mperial measure, by TIMMAB
BEATING, Chemist -
,e mist 79,
t Paul's Churchyard, London.
int Bottles, Half -pints, Is. 9d. Pints, 3s.

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FRANCIS TUCKER Chandlers, &c., &c..
To the Queen and the
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manufacture.
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testifies to he excellence of the qua
The Jurors' Report on Wax and Church Canles 1862,
A distiaguished DignitaTT, in a letter addressed to Francis
Tucker and Co., on the subject of
WAX CANDLES with PLATTED WICKS,
says :
" I have found them fully equal to the recommendation
which you gave them, and can sincerely, in my tutu, recom-
mend them to the clergy for the use of the altar."
Finest
Ordinar qy
qualityth Platted Wicks, patented.. 2s. 2d. per lb
.
2.-. Od. per lb.
• • • .. .. • •
VEGETABLE CANDLES, with a MLxture of Wax.
Best quality .•
Second quality ••.• . .. . Is. sd. per lb.
..
.• • • •• • .. .. ls. 3d. per lb.
• • °(•ksysetab lished•• 1730.
Third quality ..
Carriage paid in London on Orders of Five in
Poundsd. value.
FRANCIS TUCKER AND CO,
nor-square. Manufactory-
8, South :Holton-street`
The largest Establishment in England for the Manufacture
i of Wax Candles for the use of the Altar.

Horniman's Tea is choice and strong, moderate
in price, and wholesome to use. These advantages have
secured for this Tea a general preference. It is sold in
packets by 2,280 Agents.
TUE NEW PLANET.—It is somewhat curious that
the planet (97), discovered on the 14th September
last by Mr. .James Watson, Directory of the Observatory
at Ann-Arbor, was also independently discovered by I\l.
Temple of Marseilles, on the 3d and 4th of October. a
notified the discovery to llerr Peters on the 13th of tho
same month, and gave a rough calculation of its position,
and apparent magnitude.

--FR7NTING BY TELEGRAPH.---Setno intentsting
experiments with printing-inks have just been
taking place at the printing-oftice of Miss Paithfull, the
object being to test the utility of ordinary printing in tele.
gravhiug, Au Italian gualeia4l has invented a process of
Printing by telegraph, which appears t.) take less than half
the present time of transmitting a message. Every kind
of printing-inks have had their trial, some with very
good success. A specimen hint:,,] by that process, trans-
mitted from Liverpool to Lnadon, is before us, and appears
completely successful. The Lorire Prayer, composed and
printed at Miss Paithfull's (flif-,,, and forwarded to Liver-
pool, is stated to have trtk-n two and a half minute' only.
a pins.—
[AnvERTI SMITINT.I it Ointment an
hi_hr...
These highly-esteemed ixedicaments cannot. I,x3st7,°) which' recommended for curing most of the Dialers
or h child first
humanity is heir. They are as suitable for
man tottering
entering on the journey of life as for the old
for the cuts,
towards its end. The ointment is
ti specific
nPewitnessed in the
bruises, abrasions, and eruptions often witnessed
up soundly
nursery ; and it, is no less efficients
i ~,. which so often heap
and permanently the chronic niters early attention tot he
misery on advanced years. IN packet of ointment and
inr:tructions wrapped imolne
perm., may abridge or avert
pills any moderately intellrgq
the discomfort and misery of cronie ill-health,