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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-06
VIM NarNer,

HAVING been with doctor SUTHERLAND. of New
HI York, for some time, and practised under his d.
reetion, aud being appointed by Ir 5. MS his agent
for this section of country, offers his services TO the
public in tho cure Of Dyspeps,. without the use of me-
dicinc Can be seen al all times at his Druggist Store
on Fairfax Street, Alexandria, where satisfactory evi-
dence can he uiusn II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-06
can he "'Hs" TVArU.
Afford s. DILLON, Surgeon Denfisfs,

Afford j. DlLLON, surgeon De'"t''S,
VvENDER Their professional services TO the 'hnaoi'
tants Of Alexlndria aud the District. They hsve
,ake an office ON the corner OF Sixth street and Penn
S, ivania Avenue. above Mr.. webb's Lottery once
and oppo,i,e Godsby's Hotel; where the, may be found
al al times. cad, to perform all operations ON the
Teeth. They will file. plug, clean AID extract decay
ed teeth and remaining roots, with care ana 'aifly.
upon a new and most approved plan. producing les
pain than the former method. The, will also sci :" ar
thicial teeth, by the SGT or s'ng.e o" s. uh;,sn'ns the
teeth and healing The gums, can be had at all times,
by calling at their Office Ladies waited upon .. then
dwelling, if required. The poor attended gratis.
Washington, oct , r-
Orders and calls will be attended to at the Franklin
Hotel, Alexandria, every Friday and Saturday III es'n
week. oct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23


ness 4 Singular ircnms aaes. Iva "eh
kkcnteolly dressed IN plain eloihes VIC pre-
ssHaed u. n r.A.. ~ his hensehnld followed
close Of the Dukes heels aaA ey the eakff-
mess rifh which they ioreei their waF ihrohgh
the crowd. attracted the notice Of the Nn'ionHi
Quad. ~ho LETT he entrance clear In the
maud of me u pistol RRs observed he sas
arrested snA The pi.iol fpnnt - hr load ed
With halt The othar escaped anang" ihe
crowd aoB was sen m snarr. Strange COZ
lecture. are n..dr I've cnrgHs' aace is ser
tajuiy snspiriaus. TIE nnsning o. ihe tHamhrfs
Was mere ceremony N FIVE minotes the Sit
tier vas ended mud the House called for hosi
mess ta.rnnrroW. 4 he general belief is. that HE
e.enis Of last aoek will br immediately foilos.
ed hy the expulsion Of The Bemhons. tae elcra-
t,an al the bpkn Of Orleans iofhe 1hrone. aid
~. establishment ofs liberal and ehgbiencd
Government. On such solid bases rs 10 secure
the tranquility of Nance ! do not Pafiake IN
this aaiulon. I have no fear Of fee"tfhcr ~
~ the atrocities of rhe first rc'aiU'ion--lhs
lfeone loo enlightened aud vel Disposed hut
! fear the conflict ofpaftics aud infiigoes OF The
ne,sIists, VIM are NUMEROUS vii breed CIV
- war which MAJ be OF long duration. In snoh
gaze. there viii be continual ao,tiston Of
success o. defeat 10 both parties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

hr m.,,nthoi.. H. &c regular fnFsh't 81 IA.
business. =. ~agoaer for Mr. Nsrshsu he nr"-
creded 10 "a tru.nT~. stl his Load Of ha"f,
drpo4iied the inoney WITH snfne merchant
aprseailv 10 order and Wa. on MS RETURN h
COMPANY With samp 8ffer ssagHa"rs= liz cam
pan,ons noticed that the dreadful sreh' SIN
rr4ved on hi mini. and vas the principal 10
p4e 81 conversation lucy stopped At az
or. mar f}sao.hsfaaeh Nd Ca "Wednesday
fnnrning. he hurried the lAa 5iofl 10 get breah-
f4.t-harnsssed his oorses. and made ready
Ter his Journey honeSard. lie then took Oh
Tie gear, put his pocket book aud whip into Tue
bar and wrnt oil. a. the landlor1 supposed IN
search Of something which he bad lost. Nh"n
missed for some lime, search was made. aud he
was found hanging 10 ihe-linb Of a tree. near a
fence, from which he bad probably jumped
Of
lie was n very valuable servant aud highly
esteemed by b.. master : family.
This singular event shows that public exc
cnlloas are productive Of more harm than good
- he moral part Of the community need no
such speeiacles II deer them from evil deeds !;
the dl.solnfe will 1lways disregard them and
usr.ons OF m.linchnlv temperament, iJhdg-
ine. from he case % Cox. that hanging presents
but few paugs 10 those who AZ disposed 10
" shuGls of his morta coil, ) vii adopt that
method oil getting nd Of the gloom which OPP
presses them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

4 ..g4'If -farefi4Tt --onee upon '''ne =
- Ten, into post eosch lie was a
,o,ng man JUST starting IN life. IL. ionnn SIX
,.z...s,,e,. about him. all OF them grey headed
"a .,I,ea,.ly aged msn. The yoangas' az
-, - base seen AT least eighty y infets
"a, .a,,e, ,faveilsr was struck with lie NIL
,,,1 nanny sseeci winch distinguished al u
,,lt,.,g passengers. and determined 10 ascertain
,I,s .errst Of long life aud the art Of making
old AZ. CON Portable. Hrhrst adJrfss ed Tie one
...,.,sr,l, the eldest. VINO told him that he
had always led regular and absiem'ons te,
as,,-.g vegetables and drinking "ster E; the
,,..,no man ~ns rather dannted AT tins, mas
NH =. h. liked the good things Of this life. He
siI...,.d ,be second, who astonnded him by
-, he had always eat roast beef ADD gone To
- reors,rlv fuhted for seventy years-ad-
di,,g mar he always depended onregnlafiiy The
hi b.dnr,I engtd Ms DAYS by never seeking
o., arrspfiup oiiice-the tourihhy resoutely
abs,,ioing from all political or religious contro-
versies. and iheli by going 10 bed at unset
md ,i.ing AZ dawn. The SIXTH was apparently
mnrh Younger than tue other hYs-hIs mar
was 1sss gTev and there was mole Of ia
nlacid smile. denotng perfectly easy CON
science. manfled hls face. aud his voice was
iocuud and strong. They were all sorprised 10
learn that he was by ten years III" Oldest man
in the coach. " How excltImed our young
traveller. " how is II Won have thus preserved
lba trpshness Of 1lf.--whrie til re is one wrinkle
on your brown there are fifteen un that OF cen
and ever. on oi vow iifnlor5 ;Iell me. pray,
your secret oil long life . - i IS ~ Great myS-
terry, $ said the Cd a.,"" e" rave drank water
and drank VINE nave ate meat mud vegcta.
bies-I nave held public Office have dab
Died IN politics aud have written religions
,.,,.tIats- hayp sometimes gone to bed at
suns 4 AMI sometimes at midnlght. got up at
sunrise and NJ noon-but | ALWAYS PAID
PROMPTLY FOR Ny NEWSPAPERS
( Eorbgygr Trdf,Snuu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23
u Dlf.3ss 5GIe.
ItfffRfRou ts4slils ROY.

Hashiugita Stpt. =, ls31.
! great anxiety is f.if1u this disirici con-
cern,ng ne rs.ulf. 81 The election "a May land
neat month IT, Aitisrkspn parry thffe
snpearz 10 be- ~ s9tiitie0t REASON 9" doubt, viii
carry The state leg4siaiure; Hnd. 10 thar case,
Mr. Galdsbprougb !. spoken 81 as the nesi go.
vernon I'm. .houiI Ice ~ ease. IT viii MOI be
because t1e administration have been deficient
in eseriion or Iberalny. Il !. saul. lhat The
sun Of ten Thousand dollars has been transmit
ted to some Of the eastern shore corniies 10
buy those VOTES Tor the administration VIII
money winch tle merits or The cabinet have
been too worthless 10 buy. II - The object
81 this lavish ekprudl'ure--let II come from
what quarter II mayo prevent the fe-elee-
tn OF Mr Chambers 10 the Duicd states
Senate lis ACTIVITY aud zeal AID The sound
ne.s uf bis principles, bhse nsde him an Oh
ieGi Of hatred aud 81 lear 10 The Jackson men ~
power and # his elrcn1n can be defeated,
there Is no lack Of disposiiiOu 10 defeat u.
few VIZ Ks viii EMAIL US 10 speak confidently
as 10 tho result.
Mr.. Van Buren has reached the city aud
it Is said That with al his ski, he il unable 10
preyrai his depression Of spirits from nav aud
then exhibiting dselE H. - considered here
NJ having lost ground 10 his own state winch he
will never recover. aud this beItef will lose him
ground hrIr. MAJOR Lewis, the second audi
tor, has OCCUPIED me Pre.iden's house during
the absence Of rne latter and has gwen DIN
nels freely Anus, III fourth auditor, iss"id 10
have he secretary Of the navy IN lea1mg
strings. 10 greal discontinue Of thu board o.
commissioners, and the great chagrn OF Hyefy
iutpl'i gent officer. New Reforms are anticipated
on The return of the President. aud con'e.
q1endy snr0 depreciation oI property, credit
aud confidence IN TN. devoicd en- MIles
square PHis u }. hdsete.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

From me Chariesto~u, Kirsinia, Free Press.
TIE FORCE OF ENAMPLE.-Ou po-
siuon, thai the present system OF public exc.
cu,lonsis IN urtnus and iueSpedeni, has air, adj
received practical illustrations.
negro man, belonging 10 Mr.. II. B. Tai.
bolt OF Sheperlsiown, aud in the employment
OF Mr. James Marshall, of this county, com.
miitcd spiuide, On "Wednesday last, by hanging
li.ascii "Ilh ms wagon 80. Inc eli U0msid.lces
connected with tins allan, have been related
TO Us in the following manner James. the
servant alluded to- had been living in the family
of CUAs' father, while lad, aud had probably
been the nurse Of that ili-fsled youth. The
attachment of early years still existed, and
this faithful negro attended the execution. lie
there exhibited great sympathy aud distress
-remarklng that he would give millions, If he
had them, TO save Cox's lite. After the clos e
OF the tragedy, he told some OF his comrades
thai he believed he would hang himself, but no
particular attention was paid to the remark
II was noticed, however, that he continued TO
-
Hung for the murder Of Col Dunn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

ukou AM 10 decree of the Superior
Court Of Chancery for the Lynchbnrg
U ,osn pronounced on the 18th day of May,
io'o' !" me cause OF h'ng VS.. Perkins, the un.
dersigned Mars hal OF the SAID court will sail
TO the highest bidder for cash ontbe r,e,,;
SEES, ontrlday the 9th day September ls3o IF
lalr, II not the next far dav thereat,,,
tract OF land, IN the county OF Campbell ION
tanning 800 acres, Az adjoining the Lands
oil Moorman, Wade, Preston, aud others
Aug. % ' ," ,na''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23
RATIIE.oF BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, sept. 1.-THE annivers try OF the
Battle 81 Baumore was no CURED yesterday by
the display OF the national flag f,om the Sup
ping and public places The III oiourrd 1ag
oil France. Ne observed, was simultaneously
DISPLAYED al yarioss points. Sb.ur of the mil.
tary UNIFORM corps also parade in honour Of
,he day In the evening the Museums ere
Illuminated, where, as We'll as at the Theatre,
appropriate entertainments took place.
IHeric m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23
STEAM BOAT EXPLOSION.

Nm York. September l3--Dn Saturday after
noon last another unfortunate steam bostexpos-
ION took place on board the steam bott United
States whirh wa. accompanied by the melsn-
choly destruction OF human life.
A. o'clock the United states started for
/ Wv Haven from the foot OF Maiden laue 10
compan, with The Victory and Washington
! The latter boats soon passed The United States,
The speed q both boats beug much faster than
/ that Of the United States. In going up the
river Capt. Beecher gave orders 10 the Euei-
neerto gothrongh thenofth passage, so astO pass
| llur Gate before ebb tide had made. The
Victory aud me Washington went up on the
west side of Blackwells Island w hen the
United States had reached the northeast end
ofthe island Ihr accident occurred, being about
half an hour alter ! o'clock. 4 great noise
look place aud an alarm was gwen through
the boat. The water aud Tue siediu burst forth,
accompanied with clndrrs. pieces "f brick,
IRON, &c ~ tie direction toward, the bow OF
The holt.
Tn, Engineer had buf two Minutes before
eYa,nin ID tho water cocks aud ttird the Gu t9e
Cnpl. Beecher also had about hail minute
brlott the explosion TIED the gndgr aud found
i J., inches al team upon the boat. Al the
same ume he rh-i he upper water cocks nnd
tpnnd b II he lfier ~, sufficiently supplied i'll
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since drA-bcnI a,nin Haskell, 1harlC. DoHtcs,
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later was picked up III the water, and cafiiei
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| M '''h 'ohe was ~ 'e' "oN" '"e s"'a" ooa.
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oH' ooaI H. VI ho' run vi p'aCN"e' u
| l9hu' dn"iard 'ne sun 'eIs noc" anu ana
'"Pt''h bee'htr Is g 'e'"' 'of us PROMPT as
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

PRorufc The following short r,hac.
from speech delivered IN Parliament lon the
18Th al Jnly, by Nlr Brougban On Colonial
slavery. seems "a have been almost prophelIe
ot The catastrophe which has Goally overlakrn
The frcnch King;
Il had been sad that The Ftrnch knew mol
how - value liberty. In In, opinion no nation
knew how 10 value or 10 keep II better. lie
owed he French peonle his gratitude tor the
great political struggle IN which they were
nov cngaged--iur thu wnr which they Were
nav "Rslpg with arbitrary pave. He pray
ed for The SAKE oi peace--fur the sake oi
England and Europe and above all Tor the
sake Of the Bourbon King, that this Struggle
would not he persisted IN By him heyond the
points 10 which hicolrv aud tad counseIs had
driven him, and that he would hcarkcn III tune
"a the coming hrrrzr. les, he and his be swept
away by The gathering storm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

Cool In Goorgia, some of the couutie
haVe set up Clam 10 nnllIfy the laws of the
State II appears that each county in thar
State Is, under the present constitution, entitled
to one Senator Aproposition having been made
to lessen the number OF members in both
branches of the Legislature, the small counties
resist the proposition, and 60 so lar as to say
they will not yield, even iflhe constitution be
amended o 'his eiiecl! that they are sovereign
counties, AID will not yie.i their sovereign
right 10 e.ecl a Senator THIS is no non!,
reader, tef plain, downright, sober fact.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23
PnoyIprxcr, (R.D September 3

NoNININCtl III. SepTtmDef =
" Ger the cutered mlls aud ray vaes of France,
" soc the day star OF liberty rise
Monday bems tue biuh-day of General La
fsyelte, wasnoHced IA TINS town, by the ii ring OF
cannon aud the display OF the tn, oloured flag
Tins manifestation OF Remembrance to our ma
tou's greatest Ueneiacto,, was honourabll to
the town.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

I ! We learn that the President of the Uni.
TED States and his Suite arrived at Johnston,
Springs, abont Go miles fro this placp. on
Saturday evening last, aud left there tho mex,
morning abe"' / O'Clock, on this way to Wash
lnc:on, ria the Valley road.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

II \ paper has been published at Washing
ton, any time these twelve months. called The
Banner O ne Constitution IA ricketty SORT Of
concern from the start, and which recently g.
formed the public that 1t was about to 'depari
This lie, IN cOnse qnence OF sur(eit of " Hs
"aas, which, by the way, is certain death 10
All Who NEEDLE with it. But ii has been so much
patted on the bach since that aunupt alton, by
some OF IFS faithful copyisis-the alarum bel!
mas been rung so long & loud in the ears OF Ibe
Anil arlhteS TO come up TO its succour; that 'De
Editor thinks he shall be able to survive Ns
longer u the paper be removed b eyond the al.
mosphere OF Washington 1t is probable, there
tore, lhathe 3" Ill goto New York-try it anoih"
year-ihentalk again abuu, disseminating Tie
publication, as he does about twice every ye"''
for the purpose OF drawing forth few huLd's'
pulls, o. adding few hundred subscribers ="
bis list-&, as soon as his annual contributor
levied, go on again, until the time comes Toop'
Tor him 10 play the same profitable game f''
ourselves, we can truly say, that we won'a ",
give one volume of" Niles Register for al
" tanners" that Mr.. Racquet has yet Pfih''''
added to all that lie ever will print 1t IS +" ~
per calculated 10 deceive and miseao-
200 for nnfhinc pISp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

CINCINNATI We have seen a letter from
Cincinnati. dated September, stating that
the Number OF buildings now under way ia
that tlourishns city exceeds thai OF aoy pre,i-
Gus car, aud such is the demand tor Mechanics
that employment could be had tor al least 500
1000 The writer mentions that IN some
instances bucks have been taken from the kiins
while yet warm. Good boarding eau be had
hoiu | 90 to p week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

,EsEFGECxNksSs.
Puints. Brushes, &c. for Sale.
{ EiiOLESnLE or REI1IL.)
5D1DLBs. Glaaber Sails
2o0G lbs. Epson Salts
600 bottles Castor Oh
300 lbs. Lump Mag"esm
au do Powder Rhuhar6. superior
o5do Font do do
80 do Sugar Lead
$50 do Spun ilarlshorn
lao do Spiril Ntre Dnlc
loo do Galomcl
81 do Powder lalap
30G do do Crram Tartar
loo do Gum Eamphor, superior
81 do Powdered toumho
- do Root do
% boxes Window Glass
30 lbs Race Ginger
2nu do Ground do
30 do Waters, assorted coiors aud sizes.
some in boxes
800 do Sun Shelac
% do Nmmegs, superior
200 gals. sweet Oh
2uO0 lbs Roll Birthstone, Superior
300 do White chalk
1000 do Spanish Winding
5O0 do Paris white
loo do Chrome Red--.Hew article
1000 do Salt peIer
5000 DO Alum
5000 dc Copperas
1000 do Slick Logwooi
lu0O do Ground do
lO0o do Sick fustic
1000 do Ground do
2U0O do Putty
800 do Aqua Furtls
90 do Best Turkey Opium
Oh do Spanish Flies
80 do Calcined Magnesia
1000 do Lamp Black
1000 do Dry spanish Brown
800 do Oh VitliDl
1000 do White Lead
loo do White Mustard Seed
500 gals Lnseed OIL
Paints in OIL, all kinds in use
Dry Paints do Ito
MelIin's Cough Drops
AndersDn's do do
Lamots do 10
DE LamunteraIs do DO
Spanish Float Indigo. superior
Madras Indigo, "a sqnafes--new article
Medicine Chest BJulls--square
Alcohol
Sprit Iurpentine
Liquid Ina superior
Red aud Bacl, ioh Powder superior
A complete ASSORTMENT OF SnreIcal In,tru,
meats
A complete assortment OF Painters Brush.
t. and sash Tools
\ complete assortment Of S"eeting Brush.
Go
A do do Scsnb6ing do
large assortment Of Cancels hair Brush
as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

LATEST raou AlslEps - The Roien Jour.
nal contains m extract oil letter from Algiers
dated July II.
Alglcr. WIS perfectly Tranquil. Tine Tvs
appeared 10 be most satisfied with ibe canqne II
ol The place, ofany class oil the population
Ihe French troops we're principally cUeanrci
on the heights OF the fort al the Emperor. Inc
Arabs aud luikt came III every DAY irom i've
country 10 make tpelr Submission. - Inn v-sr-
ven irru,hmon. Who had been long tine
prisoners at Alslcr., arrived IN the bug Ze
tia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23
LYNCHBURG. SEPT. 81. Is9o

II Governor Floyd passed through tai,
place yesterday, On his way 10 Richmo I'd +, on,
his Western tour Of exploration He o,I,
tarred with Us few hours
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

Iery nw1ul BeMgereacy-A F rench paper
says that those tremendous naval p overs, Savoy
aud ueneva, me about toengnge IN a maritime
~dr upon the lake OF geneva Well, that
WM 6e tempest IN a teapot. sure enough.
The Battle of the Kegs upon a scale Of one
inch 10 the league. These mighty poleniates
had better after all, moor their fleets, IN a
punch bowl, put springs to their cables, and
hsht It out yard arm aud ward ann with pop
guns. The Savoyards must he tremendous
in laarine tactics. Camden Is. g. Jour~dt
candidate for the Virg mia House of
Delegates, thus announces himself in the Lees
burg Nashimglonan
!, myself, the little farmer, offer asa candi-
date To rerre,' mt HE county of Loudoun in the
neAt Virginia Legislature.
STEPHEN RAWLINGS
-Sce-
The March Of Mnd-A letter with the fol-
loving picturesque direction, va put into the
iost oihce at Jersey City, one day this week
Prat Street Bo tmore
Mckinney don't now his
number sir please TO fnd
It, said letter 10 be Bee for
warded TO MIR. Bernard
Sherdon vinegar hill Rail
Rode on new letting of
the rode 20. or 80 miles
further on
Boliim9re.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

ihs ft-or,es wh,ch be fofated - hisF nj I
the hetrr Of the Judgment 81 age hut -
fsseite not long aeo. 4 dared, that although
aspubiicsn iimsfH ~ The mast extensive 80
ceIiiarinn OF ftc f.fiH. re sHw 10 sifaris 49,
the SPIRIT of the age, aut the stat ~ snt"'F :"
/ Ffanee wers Until fuf he application n his the
ory. aud that Il tie day SHOULD ever arrive {"
has now arriv.d5 tor him ~ express an epinioo
rs 10 shHf sHs ptapcfs he would vote Ut
! Cons,iiuiionAl Nnnntrh Iafat etc cannot have
E altered ms mind - and 3 h la. ~ reported
! rrnmhed 10 concur ~ thr appointment - n"
I Duke nf Orleans - King of France, hf - 100
+ yiftnoHs man 70 reirAot his pledgf, under ~
+ nv change ri circumstances. The PtoaahulN .
/ thrfelnfe. IS tlfat the Duke Of Otlfaus vii be
+ KING II France. and good kinc Ne hope he
IL make. bot II, contrary 10 expectation, me
French should throw away the goldcn oppor-
inniiy before them, and split inio parties, ihe
re.n'i Of hose dissent,oss might he The iortna.
ton Of = Republic lei them ron6ne ihetos"lv"s
"a iheir own frontiers, and make no effort =
rrvninteniye other countries, aud they may
enjoy. unmnlesied, nj least by rs, Their dream
Ut political absntiiiy. II would, IA led, be but
n dream, 81 the remembrance Of Which every
waking man would hAsinn 10 diyest himself
W. have no such fear, however,. Tor there - 100
much good sense Ia France 10 allow the cnnn-
n, 10 be governed by the Wild theories winch
would deprive Il Of many Of the advantages
winch i enioys, and prevent the enjoyment oi
ofhpta winch scrm reserved foi n pfadent aud
constitutional Sovereign.
From BtHs Htekly NsafBefr. dpglw &.
We confess thm W. dread tbe Regency 80
called. NJ Ihe Duke Of Orleans. thorough re
publican and we fear msu oil lh'le principle
What osh he more deirsfable than his address
10 the Parisians-=hl. base iawnIne Upon u mob,
and the bis declaration thai tho tfi- solonred
nae. che banner OF rcvpiailon) ever was the
dearest emblem 10 his heart ms prince has
Ten times over sso,n allegiance 10 thr Bour-
hons. " no replaced bin N ms high rant, and
restored hlm 10 his family honots aud estate. T.
he not. VIZ ash, following ~ tbs steps of his
nlhrr. The famous EgntiieP Can he bnyc any
Other theory IN bs head but republic ~
such monarchy as snail even make republic
q nore respectable Institution We loDk with
terror ~ the e. ning eveni., aud with suspi.
cion on The Duke al Orleans.
The f,cnch may feke step which viii re.
dound "a their Immortal honor, or they may
plume their country aud the rest oi Europe IN
20 horrors like thusr u the era ut 1873
Wc,nlv hope that our avn govcrnmenl vii
rigidy abstain from interfering, and trust Ihcse
mighty events to the hand al that Providence
winch can alone contrpul aud guide lhrm.