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offdm carriages Ttt''cdys, &cTi, SUBJECT. so iuercs
is To all the lovers ui good roads comfora HE travel,
ing l. losing none OF in Europo
i very satisfactory natn9e have been made and il an
n'"' '' s"",'h"s VIII 0c done German paper states
that Mathew BEoemtIk leaned Danish MAJ i,,,
'"Ne"'ed new steam carriage which easily be mi
dr, aud travel, II il said, i0otce Tongues in an hour H.
FIRST experiment made sixty leagues from The c,,I
ne c'''ge' i"ach with passengers, half an
h" past eleven From The place where was built and
rived at the gates of Copenhagen at quarter be,nr 6
MI b"emafk intends to make journey Paris. This is
travelling at rapid rate Indeed, aud would cnahc ms
great To visit Philadelphia, transact business and
turn early III the evenings Improvement of great value
and Importance The Chcltenham states tba, N
b. Newnarch, intends starting locomotive enpnc uno,
Mayer NJ Curdy principle, the Gloucester and Chcrn
nam i""ad which Is intended ply regularly between
the coal whai of that gentleman and the CITY l Goucc
ter We believe that this will he tho 6st Thar ever
mas been started upon similar plan, witt, respect Il, its
chanca construction, bcng formed without boiler aud
consequently danger be apprecned from the
OF an explosion We d"ujt whether there is less dancer
IN the above dcscrihed machine than would in bnile,s
steam must he made and if it he done in generator and
that eNploies, the danger must be equally great
". Y. Nat .9dr
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TIE GREEKS.

he struggle OF this heroic people, which has been
distinguished by unsialen and lofty devotion to the
cause OF freedom, by the generous and dsntercslcd sa
crihccs they have made, by the sue;ps and prvations
they have endured, and by tie daring exploits and
'eats oi yalour they have perforncd which are almost
unparalleled III the annals ohistory and would have she'd
ustre on the brightest ;era of their Ancient Republics
no" rapidly draw 10 'sose; aud their situation which
is crifca peTo's, and alarming. excites i'm the bosom
oi the Patot and friend of humanity throughout the
universe the deepest socitude and most anxious inte
rest ihe darkest hour ofther eventual revolution has
come and the treason and faction of some of their
|hies fastened the approach of ruthless and barba-
fous Joe that has already ravaged their frontiers with
hre ana sword No political foresight can determine
Tie result OF the approaching campaign envoloped as
" Is, III that mrenctabc mystery which ever shro,ds
Tue istnre from The ken of man; but that il will dec lc
tie tate OF Greece, can admit of little doubt The
'oiy contest VIII soon be over and fondly trust
't INC DAY ct her doIveraBce from Turkish boniare
r' at hand The firm confidence of the Grecian Senate
IN me justice oil their appeal To arms and in the strength
ana resources of then country-the decided rejection
OF the secret oyertures of mediation mad by Russia
unless ;eir Independence distinctly and enconiyo.
caly Iecogn'sci----the prompmess and alacrity viii,
winch thirty thousand of their ciiizens rallied on the
iirSt summons U the government around the bannr
OF freedom, and the intrepid bravery with which they
encountered and Vanquished the Egyptian troops all
we nope, pEcs3Sc tic speedy and gIori0us iumpi of
liberty over despotisrn The acknowledgements of lis
gallant and ciyarons NATHAN from the fell grasp OF
Ottoman bondage-and the downfall of that ter,if,
and appalling oppression, which has for na1y centurje.
benumbed the physical and intellectual neIgies Of a
nation whose moral and political philosophy alone
should eni'le it to the gratitude and admiration of all
succeeding ages and on lis ruins should delight to
behold fabric erected, based upon the eternal princi.
pies OF justice, aud the equal rights of all mankind
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FLnnl "a NnLionnl Gnr1Lle.

From Tie .NOfiOUGk Gazette.
Interesting from Ptr,LExtrac Of letter from person
Of the highest responsibility, dated Kingston, jam l
May, 1875.
II endea give you the earlcs, intelligence Of the
grand battle Of 9th December in Peru. have i'm
finite satisfaction in being the rs to you,
Sucres total defeat Of Oaneta in upper Peru. Oauea
and aidde-camp alone escaping. have transmitted
this information Mexico and TO London, friend of
mine who left Lima on the 18th March, reached Panama
the 18th ult; the 18th he despatched courier,
stating, that French crzer had in from the squadron
off Caao, forward dispatches from the French admiral
ministry Of France tina; both Cereno and the
British Consul had jealousy of the present French policy
in the Pacific, passage bad been reusedtbc of
the battle became public When my friend left Lima
Caloa still held ou;--Rod fatterng himself Oauea
might yet get ahead. It IS thought he will retire
board the French squadron, and leave the garrison its
fate.
"Fourtecn ships blockadlng Rodi The greatest
harmony prevailed them and the English Uni
ted States forces. The French prohibited intercourse
with Rodi and great eaouv accustomed
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Erf'aet Of letter from Geerai Lafayette, 70 NE Hon
James Lioyd. Of Boston.
=" shall be OBLIGED YOU on the 10Th for the State
oil Na'"e' New Hampshire, and Vermont. become, ne
cessary i'r embark on the 5th August, and u,
nave visited ~ York, fhadcrhia Baltimore ", su.tou
'ty ana 'hc i'ec Virginia E< Presidents bror. j IN
my great re2t' ie"sc the blessed American shore, Re
plea et ny dear Sir arrange with excellent Maven
with the Presidents of both Houses, tie Bunker i'm
o'nee' what IT l. ser iar me to do to show my grateful
aud tie tonate respect the People aud their RGprscp,a
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The o'nwing commissioners have been appointed by tho
PRESIDENT Of the United States "a mark and establish the
road from the State IF Missouri the confines Mexico
VIZ Benjamin II. Reeves, George c. Sblcy, and Pierre
Menari. We understand that Coll Menard refuses 10 ac-
cept the appointment. The Commissioners appointed
Joseph O. Blown, Surveyor, and Archibald GAMBLE Secre-
tary. 81 y,o,.,s yroyJ,,r,,
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P'oref4LngS # the Couf IF Hastings n,d IF e Com
mon H"f, IN yciafiop To tie Dean If Dr.. JONI
ADAMS tie late y1l'yor IF this cay.-Junc %, 1895.
II having been announced to the Members of the
ont OF lustings and of the Common Hail. that Dr.
'oHN fpAt1S late Mayor of tie Ciis had departed iii,
ne thlS cay about one O'clock, meeting of the Mem.
ocIs OF The Court and Hall assembled at the Cy-IIal
10 confer together and to such measures as
might to them appear proper regard to the order of
his nnera which is to take place Tomorrow morning,
THIS Inornng] at Dinn o'clock:--
e. W. Rootes, (Prs't Com. FIall.) was appointed
Chairman, ard Natis' Sheppard, (CIerl, was appointed
Sec'y
Rcso'ced. unanimously, That each Member of thc
Court and Common Council, will wear Grape on the
left arm for one month tribute OF respect TO the
memory of the deceased
Resoiced, ?. That the Chairman be requested to ap
point six pabearers, three from the Court, aud three
from the Common Council.
Rcsoced, 3. That the citizens Of this city be requested
10 attend the Funeral
Resoiccd, 1. That the subioned order Of procession
be adopted:-Thc Sergeant, ard High Consiobcs, be
Marshas with Staves Officers of Police, and Officers
Of Watch, on lIo sebaclS.--The CoRpsE- Clergyincn-
Physicians Court and Officers Common
Council and OiFcersMasons Citizens on foot Car
riages- Citizens on horseback.
PAIL BEARERS, Recorder Senior Alderman and Al
dermau Smith; President Common Hail. DR.. Broken
brougb, MIR. Wight.
Z. W.ROOTEs, Cnai5aan
n SHEPPARD Scr.
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From, the Vmetssier Republican
Conrenton.-On Monday the polls were opcuta =, tho
several places mentioned in last aud the following
the result far as hea rd from:
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The rrionder of "AIas on ol TO- to "Frcemo, q
1929 is published fist page.
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Packages OF eleven tickets embracing the SO Nos
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The passengers in the sound line of steam boats state
that the ceremonies at Bunker Hill on Friday were
most imposing and happily conducted. The weather
very fine We shall tomorrow probably, be fur
nisbed with ample accounts Of it.--N T. inner.
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June 2.i--3t
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Present price Of Ti,se,s s.; sNa-ss ~ proportion.
Baltimore, June ~ ST;
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sudden Scrtion. he had reolcd coIlly. "NIy
daughter has been dishonorcd by those
Ssretchcs let her be returned without ram
sam. or let her die =,
I shudderea at this replv. knew. accor-
ling 10 the laws of orr troop. her death was
,,,cv;tnl,le Onr oaths ,rant,;,.ed # felt ncv-
ertheless that NOT having been able TO have
her n,vself | conld become her executionerl
The rohber gain Daused with apilatiou.-
Js3t musinp mon his last frirhtful words.
which proved to what excess the passions
nav he CARRIED when escaped from all moral
rasiraint There wac = ho,ri,,e verify 81
AL stnr,, +hat ,en;cded me az SONIC Of the
t,a,;c Gct;cns Of dante.
~ nou, come "a ! f,ta, nanent rcsun,al
+h.a b,n1Gr Acter tha rn,,nrt ~ NE Chez
80 / ,,.t',rnsl ,;th b;,, nr1 thc rh;,f, N
,scrfyrd from, h;s Inns thr r,fasal of th, "a.
- A. s;rnal ,yh;rh ~. al n,lerstaod
u. f,1ia,.,.3 Ri, son,,. d;st,nr, f,om ~
,,1.,;',, IL .hero yr,,,o,,,-rI hon s.mtenn,.
of ~, En.,, ~, st,,,1 =, ,,,,ecnto
- ~. M ;n,art.,.od oi,.sr,oJ thst
+lon,, ",.,s so,,a+hino dan+ =, 49,, ne well ns
- i,,..;,.,,. thnt ,as mi, IN, a.. q, .I,-
80; Il, ;,,,,lo,a,n i,,n ,,h;,,l a,,s ia sarya
rso,N ,,,a,.,;,r - al ~, ,yho hrs;t,trd +,
So 49, &c.,, aar,n,,a.L III, OH, ,1;s,r.
we r' hui tb,t thouoh thc snc,,i..s was Drg
- = ~. - IL. ,,,ado v,;thnnt cr,t.lty
IN, ~ 49, a, ~ co.t;,n.d I. a.
III; M - y. ,,,nna in sineg. rt her then
IL dsS.,a+ched hil that + nav claim on thc
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cd than that which is now proposed q,
piration OF my term in this high tn,, '"e cS
Other considerations appear to m" :,
crate with great force, in fayo,.r' 10 " o.
measure which | now propose. 4 c 4 '.e
who has long served his country e' ~
highest trusts, has right, if he las n, :. ~. Us
ed with fidelity, to enjoy undisturbed , !.
guilty and peace, in his retirement T r'l
he cannot expect to do, unless his COMA us
in all pecuniary concerns, shall be n.aI
by severe scrutiny, on basis not to be- p'' y
ken. This, therefore, forms a strona 'a''
tive with me for the inquiry which | now n.y.
vitc. The public may also derive con AM" ~
able advantage from the precedent in ~,
future movement of the govcrnncrt Wy y
being known that such scrutiny was n,1'
in my case, it may form new and y %',s
barrier against the abuse of the public cn'g
dence in future. JAMES MONROE"
IfesAingtoa, January S, 1926.
The Message was read, and ordered ,,r
on the table and be printed, Mr.. MrlarS
that purpose waving motion, which he h,
made, to refer it to a select committee. /,
then The House adjourned.
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done with the needle, hats, purses, bracelets
baskets, carpets, sc. of perfect workman
ship; all parts executed by themselves. n
committee Of the Society was deputsd to
visit their workshops, and returned admir- admir-
ing and applaudins the readiness, inBehu nv,
chcapness and decorum oftheirlaoors. ne
spectacle of these sightless children, adyan-
chg, at the public sitting of the Society to
receive their medalsand the othcrpremiums
OF their skill and Industry, IS said to nave
excited the strongest emotions IN all the
sDectators.-NVe might have here similar
spectacle, one of the most delightful and
touchn. which could be offered to behcVo-
lcnce.
Under date of IIamburgh, November II,
it is mcutioncdt accounts from St. Peters
burg announce, that the Russian Students
are in future to wear uniform, and to have
their conduct subjected tothc strictcst super
intcndancr.
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ECREzHRT 1N Il ~ S.
LONDON, Nov. 81

Letters from Madrid state, that in consc-
qucnce Of the report received from the Roy
alst army in Peru, the Government has sent
out dispatches, rcappointing La Serna to
the Niceroyalty, and expressing appreciation
Of Ill the measures adopted by CantcraH and
Valdez. La Serna hashad conferred on hm
the title Dnpue dc los Andes"
The news from Constantinoplc up to the
o5l nit. confirms all we have heard Of the
decline of the Turkish power. Ono OF the
acts of the Porte indicates the financial cx
trcmites to which the Sultan is reduced.
He.will no longer pay the expense of victu-
aling the garrison of Patras. Whether
his BE REGARDED as an abandonment Of the
Marea, ON account OF the hopelcssness OF its
subueltion, or, AS an act of absolute ncccsSi-
~, from the exhaustion Of the Imperial
Treasury, it equally reveals the fact q his
weakness. Not a vessel now sails on the
llavaut under the Crescent, while the Greek
s1uadrons are every where. There seems
to be no ioubs that the Captain Pacha has
been put to death. On the Continent, Gen
cral Ranges, acting on the offensive, had
penetrated as far as Mount Chimeia, and
summoned Arta to surrender He ANNOUNCE
cd, in the address to the Turks inhabitants,
that Omcr Nrionc was b1-salcd in Car
vassara, by Prince Marrocordato.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ~.
Dreadful Fires in Edinburgh nAloalay
Tuesday, ana "Wednesday week, Edinburgh
was dcsolated by the rayascs Of destructive
fires which brokc ont surcessivcly Oh those
dlYs The following paragraph from the
Edinburgh paper, viii give some idea Of the
extent Of the calamity which has bcf.llcn
the mortimer capital:
1.-The extent Of the ''csolation, now that
Tic crisis is past, and that We have leisure
to survey the scene Of rain, appears more
\ frightfll even than We could h'Ye iutyilcd.
Along the froat Of High street there are das-
troved four lands os SIX stories each, be-
SIDES the sunk stories; from these down to-
war,ls the Cowgate, bv Cons close, two
wooden lqnds; II the Old Assembly close,
4 four llld, ut SIX or seven stories; six smallcI
tener!ents in 3orthwiel. s close four lands o.
siE stories in tie Old sh-narEct-closc
Dbwnwards, nearly rs far as the Cowsltc
nothing Is to BIZ seen but tl'ight.ul heaps q.
ruin, to which ALI approach isrcnlered high
ii dangerous, hy the walls which aee still
stanain@ IN different places, but III all c%.
trcmul totterinr condition. Along the 'ron'
a. tha plrliam:nt-, iutrc, tolr douD,G la.ti;
OF seven to cleycn stories each, have beer
destroyed. great part Of TIC walls OF whicl
have fallcn othcr vars are sill standing
but in such shattered condition, that they
threatened to the remaining houses mean
them; in consequence IF which, it was ot
Friday Judged eXpcdicnt to order their be
ing pulled down.
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EtIst Taf;4 Synairoa,-NVe learn, says
thc Norfolk Beacon, oi the ..th inst. that
Capt. Warrington, who has been appointed
to the communal OF the United States naval
Forces in the West India seas and Gn!ph OF
Mcxico, in the room of Com. Porter, VINO
has been recalled in consequence OF the ahaN
of faxardo, will Leave this port IN the course
Of the next week, il the u. D schr. shark,
Lilut. Com. Gallagher, to eater upon the
tatics Of his new appointment.
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of power that few weeks training, temper
ance, and exercise, has in recruiting an en-
feebied constitution. He has renewed his
laure!s, and may now retire with ansuilieeI
honours.
The fight occupied l6 rounds and 46 minutes.
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Among the successful competitors at Paris
for prizcs offered by the Society for the en-
enlargement of Arts and Manufactures,
were several pupils ofthc School ofhe Blind,
in that capital. They presented soft fan
nels, fine linens, Emitting, tapestry hansings
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\ friend in Washington, writes Us 8 FOL
low3: "!iy 4ttct ! have just received
t.om our minister, Mr.. Rush, il London, he
cnayrltuiatcs me On the succcss Of the
Grcchs.-Ihey have been victorious in
every engagement both by sea and Land.
They now command the Dardanellcs. ~
an account lately read, $40 Greeks fought
5000 Turks IL Thcrmopylc from eight o.
clock in ting morning, till six at night, lcaV-
inE more than 90 Turks dead on the field OF
battlc, besides the wounded, and lost bus
very few themselves, not twenty. 1t seems
as if the Alnligaty favored them. "-.ller
PAecNir.
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The following, extract from papers re-
ccived by the latest arrivals from Europe, is
q some interest al the present moment:
MADRID, Nov. 8.-i'hc conferences be-
tween the CAarge d affairs Of France, our
Ministers, and the Ambassadors Of the great
Pow rs, continue at the f.sc,hal. 2'le .}m-
5qasqd9roftae Uinca Stars ahhraIa ID tgdr
an ac1iue Garl il, them, aad h2y 6een fur
agccrasipc dags attAe EocW'.1. Count Diicon
also goes frequently to tho i. cHriul. The
most accutc politicians SAY th2t the subject
Of these meetings is the discussion Of topics
Of more importance to the continuation ol
i tranquility in Europe than the evacuation oi
spain. 1t IS generally admitted that spain
( cannot exist without foreign assistance, The
\ first regiment ot infantry, which was dong
duty at the Escura, ani the l5-h regiment,
in garrison 1t AILlrid, received orders t.
march yesterday, hut fresh orders have
Colntcrmandcd these, and they are to re-
main where they are, to the @Qth Of til'
month; half OF the garrison, consisting o
5000 mcn, viii take The road to Amanda, ans
the other half that Of Naladolid to react
Burgess.
This movement, in spite ofthe prognos
Tics Of many whp prctend 70 be very deel
and who continae to affirm that it will b
. retarded, does net occasion the less conster
nation in this capital.
The garrison Of Hadajoz will march on IL
15th---the infantry to Cadiz--the cavalry to
, wards the Pyrenees.
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The Georgetown s. c. papers, STATE s. .a.
q party OF three gentlemen il pursuit % '@ @,h
away negroes, on North inlet, on the III
Dec. were atlcckcd BY about twenty ns3' 'n.
who were armed, ana threatened tA''' NJ
They had to leave them. he NO. Nd
Sheriff Higgins, ordered out the se'e' nt
companies ol'(icorgctown militia, who | I.
down in bolts, armed and proNi@ionsd, ' .c,
to break Up the gang. One Of the three ' F $jr
tlemcn bcsct by those negroes VIZ .; III
John Thompson, who;was SO unn'v' jn,5-
ly beaten by three whftc men, "osu " II N.
teen month ago. After a long ch-se ,o M
sheriff's party secured one ofthe gan$, manu- nony
ed Newton, who states that Their coli' ,tmni-
is large, and they hold constant eo com. that
cation with the blacks in tieorgetow"'o e lie
their leader is "Will," the brother ' V.
captured Newton-that he sent meS Y be
to Mr.. thompson and Mr.. Fraser that ,h II ms
should ever meet them, he will KIN IKE, ,aker
The witness states that he has TWICE go
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On THURSDAY lass, the House of Repre-
scntatiycs Of the United States, received
from the President Of the United States, by
Mr.. ErcrfH his private Secretary, the fol
lowing
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COW. pDIi FER

The triil Of this olfic - nj yet over. --
The evidence however, has been al given
10 aud Con. Pp trr'g Defence was to be
given IN on Thorsd y last, In the progress
Of this tflal, I'VE have abstalned from EXPIRES
siaa an opinion. We shall continue 10 do
by an ,,xaminatiDn Of the evidence, &c
II Il rumored, but we lnpw not 90 what
authority, that whether condemned or nc~
quilted, Gom. Porter at the ead of hls ir''
al, intends 10 r"sl-n hia commission, aud
that he has been offered, aud will acc cpt M
Admiralty II the Mexican service. W."
hope, II acquitted, he WH mol. Such men
nte not HE growth of every country and
eyrryage, aud tlrir loss ~ nol ena'ly sup
piled. However, II Is but fulnor, aud
we shdll not yet believe it.
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'Nraet OF AlanA,
August l.
4 Vios Warm For Sale.

He snbser,ber ollirs for sale that Va
: lunhle trncl OF land on which lie formers
y lived, in Campbell county, three aud halt
allies above LynehbUrg, Immediately on tho
main ruHd II contains