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FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Esw YoRR, Dec. 2i.-By the arrival last
evening of the ship Comet, capt. Griswold
nom London, we received Il London evening,
paper OF the Sd of November, one dny later
than our papers by the packet ship james
MUnroe. Ii contains, however, very little of
interest.
We are indebted to capt. West, of the ship
Ann, for regular files of English papers, which
are no later than those received by the ship
James Monroe.
The Ann mas been on the coast about ten
days, aud has experienced very heavy gales
London, Saturday Ereniar, .Nor. S.-TuE
NU1Ds.-Consols have recovered from the
depression 10 which the niaaGuvres of the
hears on wednesday last succeeded in sinking
them and the market exhibits to-day tn.
Judgment and iirmness with which the specu-
lation for rise is conducted. There is bat
little business doing, the prices are: Consols
78 for Account, buyers ;and sellers for money.
The King of England is not expected 10 ar
rive at Calais before the end of next week
The Ling of England dned with the prin-
cess OF hanover on the 2Jlh Oct. The Mar
quis OF Londonderry, Prince Mcttcrnich, Sc
were guests. In the evening the citizens
serenadcd the king by torch light The king
opened the window several times and address
Gu them--to which they replied by Il general
huriaii!
The following is speech of the king t,
ms tianoyrrian subjects, delivered from a win
dow:
am recovered, and rejoice that | can b,
;.san among my H;movcrians, from which |
have been unl,appy hindered by illness:
regret all the trouble they have given them
selves and thank them for it. grateful,
acNnowlodgc the love and attachment of nv
'tanoyerans. have always becna iIanove
rail- will live and die Il Hanovcran.''
The new grand pascan: forth coming a
nrury Lane Theatre, Of his Majesty's lat,
visit To Dublin, will be OF the most splendid
aoa astonishing description. Five hundred
Pemam'raries are engaged and 10 horses
Ohr scene, representing the interior OF lhs
Dublin Theatre, Tor mechanism will surnas.
any thing ever yet produced a complete the
are VIII be erected on the spacious stage
with PIT and two tiers of boxes TO seat 30,
persons. The estimated expense 1000 pounds
sterling
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Fro" tie Nuio,a fnteHigeneef.I
PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS
MONDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1891.
~ THE SENATE.

Mr.. Rnggtes, from the committee of claims
reported bill explanatory of an act for the
relief OF James l.. Oathcart which was read.
The Rules and Regulations for the govern
mcnt OF The Navy, reported by the Secretary
OF the Navy TO the Senate at the last session,
were on motion of Mr. Peasants, referred TO
the committee on Naval Affairs.
n resolution directing the distribution of
The copies of the fourth census, and bill for
the relief of Samuel Clarkson and Alexander
EInslie were received from the other House.
and seyerally read.
Mr. hHigh communicated to the Senate
sundry resolutions of the Legislature ofRbodc
Island, approving ofthe Maryland proposition
relative TO the distribution ola portion of tbc
public lands, for the promotion of education
to those states which have received no dona,
uon OF that kind, equal to what has been
granted TO the new states.
some bills from the other House aIso rc-
ccved second reading and several petitions
were received and referred and then
The Senate adjourned to Wednesday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Alterthc usual routine of introduciorv bus;
ness mad heen gone through with, a great mum +
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and the congress assembled, and laws pre-
pared, adapted TO secure your rights and pro
perty.
must now conlure you to cast away from
your minds ungratefure Observation-Disclosures
from Your hearts and language, the odious
and trightlul word ertermiaation, aud hence
forth substitute in your thoughts and actions,
unson and unsholen friendship. 1t is the duty
OF every man to contribute to the service OF his
country, his particular knowlege and experience
towards the formation of Il code of laws and
government. Abstain from the too common
practice of satire, and the malignant passions.
Maintain order, aud the authority, and respect
due tn your magistrates, and cooperate with
the sovereign congress in completing the great
work which have begun.
Nor let me omit to recall Your regard to
that state of things which has hut "A short
time been changed, so that You may see what
providence has done for us, in placing in our
hands, and committing to American wisdom
and prudence, the accomplishment of that
Freedom and happiness OF which we are sus-
ceptible.
II all my efforts were due to our country,
and that what | may have done, should in
your opinion, enttle me TO any reward, ask
only this, that you display your devotion and
iidciity 10 the laws, aud let me return To the
| tender embraces of my beloved family, desir-
Ing no more, than that you will occasionally
remember with esteem,
| Your friend YTURBIDE.
| Mexico, eth September, 1921.
These adviccs place the affairs of Mexico
III very different light from the Havana rep
reservations. The conduct OF O'Donohu, APP
pears unusually niagnanimous. But we shall
be very much surprized indeed, if its sagaciou:
spirit will find a CORRESPONDING one in Spain
Il
those public treaiies-but, as the whole is
to be submitted to a sovereign congress- it i:
With that body, that the iinal establishment
and form of the national institutions will rest
We may gather enough from the sentiment,
which are indicated by the freedom of tn,
press. Tine example of North America, anC
of the Colombian Republic, that Mexico vii
form one of the great community ofrtpuh.ics
ot the new world. .9urorG.
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NORTH-CAROLINA.

Senate, Dec. 10 Mr.. Miller, from the Com
mittce of Finance, to whom was referred the
resolution on the subject Of taxing every tcne-
n1rnt IN which any Bpnking operations shall
be located. which are not chartered by this
State, reported it TO BIZ nexpedient to lay any
such tax. The Report was committed to the
commitcc Of the whole, to which was com
miitcd the Revenue Bill.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
.Boaday, Dec. l7.-Tbc House proceeded
to the consideration Of Mr.. Henryis Resolu.
ton proposing to instruct orr Senators and
Representatives in Congress to endeavor TO
obtain repeal Of the Navigation Act. After
some debate, in which it was acknowledged
that this regulation of Congress bore hard on
the agricultural and commercial interests of
this State, yet as Congress had thought if for
the interest of The United States 10 take fhs
stand, it was deemed improper in this BODY To
interfere; Congress not being ignorant ofthe
operation which the measure had upon the
country, would doubtless do what was right
and expedent in the matter, without the di-
rection of this Legislature. ,The resolution
was rejected, iOJ votes TO %. tRaieigh Reg.
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ATROCIOUS OUTRAGE

The following particulars Of an airocious out
rage committed at Havana. on the 95th alt.
ON an American vessel, has been handed us
by gentleman from thatpace.
The schooner AJAX, Capt Shane of Phia-
deiphia, had cleared at the custom-house. and
waited favorable wind to dcpprt for the u.
States. Lying at the wharf on Sunday at
noon, she was boarded by two Spanish sol
diers under the pretence Of asking fire to LIGHT
their segars. but really for the purpose ofplHn-
drrins the vessel, practice by no means un-
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PROCLAMATION.
Gen. E'"bide, commanding The Nj

ing, 10 The people,
.leric0nS You are already in n situution
most auspiciOus TO yoHr happiness vour
country is Independent Of all foreign author;
~ at lguala promised You ii should br so
have already traversed the vast space which
separates slavery from liberty. IIaye cm
plpyrd all iIc meaos which appeared to mr
best adapted To assure to every American fhe
right TO express freely and securely his opiu-
ions those causes which have hitherto exci-
ted apprehension, and constraint, are removed
and concealmeDt is no longer necessary /:
whrrr eyii or Pervcrsc dispositions have pre-
vailed, they learned 10 become moderate and
liberal ideas have superseded those that were
contracted and unequal.
There. ore Il IS that you now see me in the
capital of this great nation, which il IS nv
pride t. nave entered without shedding one
drop vi blood without having been the cause
or me instrument OF making one widow, one
emu an orphan, or causing one parent to load
win cXccr1IOn, The DESTROYER of his child /.
| have traterscd the principal provinces of this
nation, hui every where have found an unani-
nous people overcome with ioy.-addrcss-
lag to the army Of the three Guarantees. the
most cheering aud gladdcnirg congratulations
and pouring out their CALCULATIONS to heaven
on the independence Of their country. These
u'u'onsir"h01s have given to my inrnOst soul
ocliShls That are inexpressible and have re-
I"'d WIN teniOid interest, the fatigues, piiva-
t'ols, and nakedness OF my fellow soldiers
oil the country, who have on all Occasions
displays checrfulncss, vaIov, and constancv
Already yOn know bow TO become free
u belongs to you now TO deliberate On Inc
means best adapted to secure and perpotua.e
your happiness. The junta shall be installed.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. g4.-It will be recolcct-
ed by our readers, that in April last at Hart
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f'Ew foEK December 22.- Capt Aderton.
from Tenerilic, Informs, that on the Sd Of
November, in lat 81, 56, long. 90, he saw and
passed within about miles ola line of battle
ship, and schooner steering South, under a
press OF saiI, which he supposed to be the
FkANKLIN, II, and her tender, the Dolphin.
The ship was ahead, though the weather was
line, the sea smooth, and the schooner had all
sails set The Franklin left Sandy Hook on
the 10th of October. [.fer. .9dr.
We understand that the Vice President Of
the United States left this city yesterday morn
ing for the seat ofgovernment. TU.
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.Nore discomfiures among The Pirates.

NORFOLK, Dec. lG.-Ihe sChr. Star, Law
renee, which arrived here yesterday in twenty
days from Port au Prince, was boarded or
Cape NiChola Mole on the 9th Nov. by two
English men of war briggs and treated politely
one Of the briggs was the Nautilus the other
a brigantine which the n had captured two
days previous under the character of gripq-
teer had taken the prisoners out of her. and
manned her with another crew and was max
ing use OF her for the purpose Of decoying
PiratcM schr. which was cruising of the
Capcs. The has a cargo OfcOiee.
hore good ntics from The Hornet n
In thc marine intelligence Cf Nov 80, re-
celvcd at Charleston 18th inst. by the Steam.
Ship Robert Fulton, we notice the following
paragraphs. The success ofouT
townsman, Capt. Rob1 Henleg, is matter Of
general congratulation among us. IT is such
as might be expected from an officer of so
much vigilance and activity, wherever the
interest or honor his country is committed
to his custody.
" English Turn, Nov. 3OH.-Came up this
evening, brig lie PsnSee, Lieutenant Arm,
Strong, Prize Master, with 900 Slaves. This
vessel was captured by the u. s. sop of war
Hornet, together with The Columbian Priya
ieer, which had previously captured this veg
sci and several others. The Priyatcer's destn-
ed port unknown"
The lie Pensee is stated in the report of
he Steam Ship, to be French Guineaman,
with $50 Slaves on board.
The Brig Mary Ann, Captain Humphreys,
which arrived at New Orleans, lst inst, from
Turks Island, with $500 bushels of Salt, IN
orms that, on the Cd ult. on the South side Of
Cuba, while a Privateer was in the act of
,oarding her, the u. S. Sloop of War OF
IOTuet CAPT HENLEY. came TN. STONED the
and conveyed the Mary Ann.
iearly 100 miles along the coast Of Cuba"
Who now can question the wisdom and po-
'ularity Of the steps taken by government, IN
rdcripg ont these cruizers? Might moi mauy
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District of Columbia,

alexandria County s..
NA AZ committed 10 the Jail Of this ooui'
w ~ on the, Sd inst as a runaway, ne pc
gro man named Kinney Junes, about 70
years ot age, feet Ia inches high, wen
made and eta lighiisb cast; says he ha: beta
accustomed to following the water IN TIE
bay trade. He claims freedom, and stale;
he has mother in Baltimore, on Fedora
Hill, by the name OF Dorcus Jones. and thai
he served an apprenticeship in Ballim"re 70
the sai'making business with William "aro'
The owner is desired to come, prove pre-
perty, pay charges and take him away, o
taerwlse be will he disposed Of as he la9
directs. ANDW. ROUNSANELL,
ianIs them .iailc'
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paper not being satisfied, nay think proper
IL return II to the euilor within three weeks
An allow ance OF ten per cent VIII DE ma'ie
when claimed. on all moni.s received ior'
and RENTED 10 the editor.
4 few of the first volume, either IN sheets
or we'll bound, with copious index, remain
on hand tor sale. =,
Notes OF the Banks of North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Virginia, generally
will be received al par
G- All communications to be a1drsssed
to JOHN S. SKINNER,
june 60, 1890. baltimore.
P. S.-For alleditors in The United States,
who may have the goodness to give the pre-
ceding notice a lew lssekiy insertions, The
editor OF the Farmer wli be glad to tran
sacl any business they may have IN baiti-
more, or to return their good Offices IN any
other way in his power. dim
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A Livery Stable

S now opened on the premise formerly
L occupied by Thomas TrpIett, on v ash
inston street, between King and Prince
streets, where citizens and travellers can
be accommodated with careful CSiIerI,
and hay and grain three times day for HI
ty cents, or by the month at ten dollars -
As there is a large lot attached 10 the PEE
misses, with the accommodation Of pump
Drovers, and those that have horses iGr
sale, will find il to thei, advantage 10 CALI
as they may get hay by the small, d grail,
as they NAV want it and those disposed
to purchase Horses, by leaving deserlp-
ton shall have the earliest notice.
Feb JAMES ALLISON & Go,
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Red House Landing.

TNHE subscriber having rented the cele-
l. brated Herring Landing, known by
tn name of the Red House or Lsar's Land
ins, about four Inies below Alexandria,
gives notice to persons DESTROYS of putting
~ Herrings. aud waggoners 10 Pariicu
lar, that every attention will be paid to
supplying them on the lowest terms and
shortest notice, as this landing has never
been known to fail. The road to the land
ing is good, aud The distance so short that
il most be an inducement to those who
want good, sound, and fresh fish, to prefer
il TO the Alexandria market.
Persons wishing Shad or Herrings put up
FIR family use, by giving timely notice,
will have them warranted ofthe best quail
IL JILSON DOVE.
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Printers nave been looking al, an - =,
press their unquahhed appreciation Gil, :
Yocg Press is better ,.ade than one -.
have from Ruthyen's nanuisctory. H., -
fact, an excellent machine, as rowerfn I' u
the Columbian, and to be preferred for a. H.
lightness and sim plicily. ~
D. 8. G. BRUCE
Mr.. A. Rsnage. If Decemh.r Is
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Notice.

The subscriber having obtained letters OF
administration upon the estate Of his father,
the late Thomson Mason, deceased, re-
quests all persons having claims against
The said estate, to present the sane, with
proper vouchers thereof, without delay
and those who are indebted thereto. are re-
CURED 70 make immediate payment to
feb I3-tawIm R. E.. MASON
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W, DeyaUrn.

HAIR DRESSER & FANCY STORE
Royal street, .lerandyta:
INFORMS the public that he has. ust re
I ceived an assortment OF
Fancy. Articles in his Line,
which ne will sell low for cash, such as The
following:
Patent hair brushes, cloth do. tooth do
Nails do. shoe do razors of all sorts
Travelling cases, dressing cases
Powder puhs, hair powder.
Poinatum of ali kinds. dressing combs
Pocket and sporting knives
Tnr:oise shell pocket combs
Tux do. pscke: 10. common
Shaving boxes. shaving brushes
Shaving soap, pocket books
Looking glasses, Hopkins straps
Duff DO. snuff boxes
Curling tongs, Cologne water
Lavender do anniseed paste, rough
Homes for razors, lead pencils 4 cases
Watch chains. watch keys
Hopkins paste, Ladies' thread cases
Segar boxes, segars, first quality
Best chewing tobacco. and many other
articles too tedious to mention.
n. B. Shaving or hair cutting done on the
lowest terms. and great deduction made fer
hose that shave by the year.
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Fortuue ,Uith hJih hun&S Inii!

F"rtHHf 1Ulth hJIh HHh'iS JhH
THIS goddess Of the rolling Wheel to
4 whom the dev,tions of all are aVowed-
ly orsecretly paid, after bestowing with Ca
PRECIOUS preference, her tavors. now on one:
aud now on another, of the shrines erected
to her worship, in the City of Washington,
has, at last, we are credibly informed, de-
termined 10 honor with her special prefer
ence and permanent residence the TEMPLE
newly dedicated to her service.
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington City,
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PRINTING PRESSES.

The former, in lis present improved STATE,
with iron beds, sc. he has obtained patent
for. The estimation in which This press IS
held, is perhaps best shewn by the demand
for it--neary 6uu being in use OF his make i;
and every exertion shall still be made to
render it a, complete as possible.
GRAIL other articles in his line, as usual.
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Sole Agen, for the Managers 9f The
GAN ID NATIONAL CANAL LOf-
Terry.
Third Glass.
Now DRAwING-By aHth0rity Of C1n-

.Nsmbsrs of Congress, to whom the tri1iDg
compensation they now receiveis no object
compared with being separated from their
homes and families Tor many tedious winter
months; Merchants, who want an increase Of
active capital; .Mechaaics, who wish to add
to the stock, which affords scope to their
enterprise; men of leisure and ueaith. who
would increase the means of their bench
cence; young men, who want the means to
support wives; and old men, who would add
to the provision tor their children: females,
whose sex may prevent their personal pur-
suits of gainlul ayocatiuns, but to whom a
small investmentmay give, without exer,inn,
a han 1some share in the good things of this
world; rich men. who wish to be richer; and
poor men, tho wish TO be rch-these, and
all the other classes Of society. TO whom
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PROPOSAL.
Ely wM H ANLErscN. FRFprsIcr .

Ely wM H ANhErseN. FRFprsrcK CO
For publishing by subscription w.
A HISTORY OF HIS TRAVELS
In Arabia. Egypt, Persia, Guzzest ,,4
Upper and Lower Hlndos,on, (en.I,,If;'' r :,
period Of about II years de- c,itns
countries never betoIe visIltt hy E,m,
peans, with a particular account # IT,
manners aud customs OF their iuba1i,,,,.
Also with
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Forth Thousand Dollars =!

| or more moderate sum, would be an aC'
commodation are invited TO furnish them
selves with tickets If admission TO the cour
of fortune, where their several claims will
40 doubt, meetready attention. Shakespeare
old US long ago that
There is tide in The affairs of men
Which, when taken at The food, Leads on 10
Fortune"
1t is now confidently believed to be the
hood-lIde at IYLEk'S NEW OFFICE.
Those who have heretofore tried THEN
luck as the phrase is, and found il bad luck
should remember, the policy OF Sassonio-
Sin nv school days, wien | had lostnne shaft,
shot his fellow OF the e'tsame flight,
The sell same way. to find TIE other forth
And by adventurmg both, often found both.
Those inclined to adopt this wise policy
o. Rassanlo may. for the trifiiog sum of IL
iol ars. secure TO themselves the following
SPLENDID CAPITALS, which are yet to be
drawn, VIZ:
10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
5000 nn!lars.
4oof 1000 Dollars.
10 of 500 Dollars.
56n 100 D'iI2rs.
Besides nearly
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
In So and smaller prizes.
Not one binnkto a prize, and 60O0 tickets
entitled TO two chances each.
The Grand National Canal Lottery being
authorized by special act of congress, the
tickets may he sold in any part of the Uni
ted States. Vendors and others will do well
20 forward their orders to TyLER's TEMPLE
OF FORTUNE. Washing! city, where, within
a few days, have been obtained Iprize OF
5000, Of loco, and number oI5oo, loo, 30,
&C. sc
The lottery draws again on Monday next
The first POGO blanks entitled TO IL dollars
each. november g
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TO PRINTERS.
4D4u RdH3EE

ADAM R.d.HlGE
{ 3 ESPECTFULLYi informs ihet'ade thai
L g. he continues 10 manufacture the
Screw and Ruthyen
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New- York, July 8. 1919.
Dear SRI have for tome time past been
threatening to write to you, 10 let you know
how well am pleased with the Ruthven
Press, improved and made by you but a
variety OF. circumstances have prevented it.
have bad il in constant operation three
months during which time nearly all the
printers of this city, and number of our
most ingenious mechanics. have called TO ex-
anime it. They have pronounced it as CON-
plete in every respect, as any machinery
they have ever seen.
The following is tie idea have oft.
No Printing Press has eyerbeen construct
ed. Oh which more or better work can be
done in given time.
The exertionof working tits no more than
healthy exercise for boy of Is years of age
Il have a boy OF that age to work on mine. J
1t is well made, the different parts ,admira
bly, proportioned. and not more IaLle than
othe: pressesto get out of repair.
am, YOU respectfully,
D. FANSHAW.
Mr. A. Ramage.
Ne7s- York, April Is, 1918.
Sir-The Ruthven Press arrived safe ano
is in successful operation, Many df our
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RICHMOND, MAY g. 1871
COD SPEED TIE GOOD CANSE

OOD or ~ CD III OOOD IAOOE .
The Intelligence from Iialy is ninre
glorious than ae dared 10 expect. Tb,.
victory oi The Neapoliians indeed requires
confirmation. Thr report is, that before
the Aus'riSns could concentrate their
troops, Gen. PEPE attacked them in the
Roman territory. defeated them, aud
killed and wounded from 2 TO 5000. =.
General GuyIiclme Pep, tie fret to
commence the revolution, aud The first TO
encounter The enemy, is said 10 ilave fal.
len ~ lhe engagement. The first bulIe-
tin OF This aciiOn was IN Paris paper
of tn 18Th, aud though there had been
ample time from tie l2lh 10 Tie l0th, no
particulars hal been furnished Another
rumour WAS. that lh- Ntapoliians had
Ielregfadcd rs fSr a. AquiIa, within their
own territory, 10 consolidate their forces.
But whatever dodbis resi- upon this re-
port, The revolution Of Piedmont - GER
tain, and meet important. The troops
had declared The Spanish cODstitniion-
General Giiiicuga encouraged lhe enter
przs-- Victor Epanuel. tie King, had
been forced 20 2bdicaie the throne, aud
bis nep!ftw, lie Prince OF Cargusn, ap
! poiniej Rcgeui, uplil DE sfriss Vi HE