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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24
FOR SAFE.
10000. Bacon
loo boxes Candies.
ys:E,V' ID,

rnn pusn. Fi.AN SEED, Ton which the hlsh
CVU est Cash price will be given
MILLER \ ROBERTS.
tuu. 10 Is
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New Arrival of Drugs. Medicines. d

a1ass $50
fsnS 49,
H'9Fa a.
ME- have thus day received full supply OF
w Drug ), MEDICINES, PAINTS, OiLH,
DlESFC FRS, SC. Sc, drect rom the Northern
marhej>, which can recommend TO physicians,
merchonts an the pubic generally, as fresh, genu
Inc, and OF the very best quality.
We have also received Rasins, IN whole and half
boxes; Figs; Pnne>; Citroa; Preserved Ginger,
and other West India ;'weetmeats OF superorq quality
Mu>cat Vine; Lemon s>rup; Candies of every Va
nety and man, other astices IN our line, whchwI!i
be sold reasonable terms Our friends are invited
to call, our stock being now nearly complete
]. r. X !. f.. ROY ALL.
June 3tiioi Is
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u W" are glad to lave i, in our power to state
that III" rumor OF AN apprchcndcd servile insor-
rectlon, IN M"n,gomer, county, wh,h reached Us
few days ago, via Charlottesville, is entirely
groundlcss. We have before us the proco cdncs
Of meeting of the citizens of Ncwbcrn,- the
scene OF the afar,--in which, after stating, that
they had examined snndry persons, white and
black, nothing could be discovered to justify be-
lief that any such thing was, or had been in con-
temptation Such rumors. calculated as they are
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24

o. The franklin (Trnn.) Rc,icw contains
another letter from It's correspondent in Missssip
ri, relative to the immense frauds in Public Lands
pcrperatcd in that State the prcScn, year, and by
which, it is said" IA General from Tennessee, and
Colonel from South Carolina. formerly mem
b"roi Congress- (namc, not givcn,) will feather
thcr nests, to the tune of a half million of dollars
Immense frauds also said to have been con-
summard in the Louisiana. Congress will doubt
less be called on to investigate these charges,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24

MeSsrs. Dickson and Claihornc are ,lcetcd--the
i"fmer, d'cdrdly for " hite the latter prefer
ring Nan Burcn, hot pledged, IN case the clcclon
sseuld d'Nohc III the LII T. to vote for lie can
didite tint may be TIN, choice ot the Stst., Who
vii nnqncNtionaby be Jalre " bite.
" nh regard To the State LEGISLATURE, the 4" Mis-
ssslppinn' is entirely >ilen--w lich we take 10 IL
equivalent 20 u confession dat ii, part, is in the
minority. 1t abuses Gov. poindr>trr, too. With
greii Nlocncc--whosc arrival in that place il an-
nouoerS-"hlrh W. cou,true into u probability
that he will be rc-elreied Ia the Senate. Twelve
months AGO, the man WHO wouli have predicted
such result a>w Inn the rance Of pos, liz, would
have' cen rIdicurd rs mailman. lttcach,,s us that
we shouldn't "dc>rairoflhe Republic" VIA, re-
solallon> may not another twelve months elect
" no will venture Ia predict. that next December,
there will be assembled IN the walls ri the
Capitol, At Richmond, Il Van Buren, major.
lfN--, majority following the lead OF Thomas II
benton, and, hv unconstitutional measures seek
ing 10 force orr Senators IN Cunor,>s 10 resign
Their eats Such a Tin" may lc: but seeing
/, belle, NJ"
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CABINET,
Fancy Cabinet and Chair warshsuso.
(tRGSEIE & CORS1N moxf res s,c saf,.li~ =.

tROsBIE Il CORSON mos, respectfully en-
~ nannces to their customers. and the public
generally, that they have now on hand hand.
some assortment Of Cabiact Furniture, Chair, dkc.
Thy have beift II new and commodious shop,
suitable for s kinds Of Csbne, work that can be
manulaciured--they a'o happy to say they can
make all Kinds of Cabinet work equal to the Nor.
them Cities, having engaged superior hands from
the North and Richmond. They would asSrre the
public TINT they manufacture Cabinet Furni-
inre ON rs reasonable terms as can be obtained at
The North. The quality of our work and prices
las been proved TO be Us good and cheap by seve-
ral gentlemen, who have purchased at the North.
CAuIvrr FuRNurusr.
ihes have on hand and are manufacturing
eideboafds Of diff, rent patterns
NafdrobcS do do dU
Bureaus do do do
Sofas do do do
Secrrarys and Book Cases
Dining and Tea Tables
Maloran, Bcdsicads
Dressing Bureaus, with and viii gu, Marbl. tops
Dressing Tables do do do do
Wash Stand, do DO do do
Gums, CHAIRS. CHAIRS.
Just received n hsnesomr assortment Of Curlcd
Maple and tsncy Chairs, Cane bottoms.
LooR,sa GLASSES.
Mantle ana f"r Loosing biasses, Mahogany,
Gill, and Satin Wood Frames.
MAnuGASs
\ large assortment nl Mahoeanv and Venrcrs,
will hc sold Al a small advance. Dealers from, tho
coun,r, would do well 10 call.
NArNIsn.
We will hccpa good supply Of Narnish for sale
on reasonable terms.
Persons IN town on country, wishing TO buy or
barter invited to call.
All order, from the country promptly attended
10.
Dee. ~ 81
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W. Lus. ALMONDS.
Pine Apple and Cake Cheese superior,
50 baskets best Sweet Oil,
80 boxes neu Raislns, superior,
II chests Family Teas, fresh,
30 fancy boxes best fresh Piunes.
.12O gallons best old Rum.
$40 do do do Brandies.
l2O do do do Gin,
50 quarter aud hali-quarter casks Madeira
Wine,
% baskets Champagne Wine.
Key ]. &. Jackson aud Star brands
Pale Gold and Brown Sherry Wines,
2O5 par India Rubber Shoes,
go lbs. FiIberts fresh,
Gulmauyc Paste, for Coughs and Colds,
Jnlube do do do
Holmes Cough Mixture,
M,rshalls Infant Preservativc.
do Extract Pink X oot for destroy
Worms,
30 boxes Muscaiel Vino,
10 do Clarct Wine,
5 do Sauterne Wine,
For by Howell DAVIES.
Dec. 81 u
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" Dmt diridc the party. "-pLasant NJ. Mil
Ter, Esq OF Ichn ste replies TO iii, cant phrase,
by a statement Of circumstances, which cannot he
very palatailc At head quarters, jus, now We
make the following extract from a pungent letter
to the Editor OF IA Tennessee paper:
" Bv the by, This thing Of dividing the great re-
publican party, was not IN former times consider
ed a very high offence for when introduced :,
rrSolutinn, Anno Domin 1872 nominating Cen
rrH Jackson God forgive mr) for President, Mr..
trlW ford was the democratic candidate, Mr.. Cla,
lhc federal republican, Mr.. Adams tn. federal can
dldttc ; when h., 10 vii, General Jackson, was
brought out he did divide the great republican
party, and the consequence was, that Mr.. Adams
was elected, and although i'dcrali>t, preferred
hm to Mr. Crawford. lie had been and perhaps
my opinion, thrown himself on the banks for sup
port, aud was on HAT account for body a.
gau>i him ; and am eoiup the same now,
with REGARD Ia Van Buren, and his hundred banks.
Nobudy >coldtd me ihen for dividing the rrpuh-
can parry on the contrary every body seemed to
he very well satisfied We were icatcn, To be-
sure but before the second clrciion took place
Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr.. Camhrclcnp went to
Georgia TO see Mr.. Crawford, where they came to
the conclusion, ii is Likely. to surror, our man ;
and the next time beat them and then OF
course we got possession Of the treasury, since
which time all will agree with Mr.. Car,nl crs
that we Jackson folks have had a most eloriou,
time Of it,"
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MAR NIAC-.

NJ \RRitn. IN Richmond. on the 18Th inst. b.,
the Rev. Anthony phrcll, Nj. InoM,s M,rrnr
Of that city, TO Mis-, t,ru>msi VI. Dnnrlt ioi.
mrrlv OF l.nehhur".
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Valuable Negroes for Sale.

10y virtue of deed OF trust executed TO the sub
- scflhct aH trustee, To secure certain debt
therein mentioned, hy ilexckiah Daggs, on the 18th
day Of jannay 1888. and duly recorded in the clerks
office Of RotcIout county, will proceed, on We'd
nesday the sob day oil pecomber, 1875, 10 sell 10
the highest bidder Tor ready money IT the Botetonrt
springs, l. OF l3 hkel, NEGROES, or many
thereof ~ shall satisfy SAID trust deed Among the
number, arc tour Men between the ages of lG and 30
The Others arc composed Of Women, Boys and Girls
II Is believed that seldom occurs that more likely
set of NepocS offered Tor sale than those
toned above. Acting * trustee, such title only will
he made to the purchaser vested IN the subscri
Der, by virtue OF said deed.
EUW ARD JOHNSTON. Trustee.
Nov. ~ sDDD
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~ We understand that the BAGGAGE of the
passengers in the las, STAG from Richmond was
cut OF, near tie coal mines. We presume that
one ot the m,il.bar> ,a~ distracted at the same
time, as We received no Richmond paper, later
than bad before reached u. We are consequence
" unable to bring down our legislative report as
la'c as usual, by one day. We learn, however,
from another source, that an Friday last JOHN B.
Christian, Esq, was elected Judge of the p Cir
cut, without opposition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24

q" The MnNland " In Convention, for the
nomination ola President, met in i Gilmore last
Tuesday. We >ha mol probably learn the result
of their Labor, before ncN week judge White,
Gen. Harrison and Nj, Webster has each warm
and numerous lrieod, in that ST tie, and there
will probably bcs clo>c content for the nominal
ton.
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MISSISSIPPI mcial ,

w hive At length Tire qualification othvine be
iore oor reader, the official return, Oft Mlssi,-
sippl ecction--nrarly Two month, after is occur
renee We copy lhemiromr the :" Alis,i>,ippian, Of
The 10Th INST the Van Buren, organ published II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24

STURGEON DEN1T.S".

TENtkES this occasion of announcing 10 the la
4 dies and Gentlemen OF Lynrhhure. that he i'as
returned home. aud ia the occupancy oil h's o'"'cr
Oihce-where he hopes, by his long experience, ana
increasing patronage, TO meet win ms 'othef "oe'S
ENCOURAGEMENT.
Dec. Il 0l
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Erh act Of another hn'r, dotrd
pAnIs Oct II Is

Mr.. Barton has presented hin self 10 ask in the
aame of his government what disposition bad been
made in regard ic the payment Of hc - millions
The Dnc de Brnolic referred to the commune; =
tons made at Washington, expecting tie repl,
winch the American Government should think
proper 10 make. The interview was of nature
aivancr 4 good understanding. NJ Barton
has n baby Instructions which will regulate his
vrmrnts without reference 10 his own opinions.
He retired from the interview saving thai he should
make an Interior communication within aiew DAYS.
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1 Pa1zlc i-The y. !. y lily Adv

I F"zzH = lie Y MY NdvfftSrf CON.
tfaSts the statement IN the Presidents Message,
!" that, notv outstanding the large amount tstoe>
Which the L. Staicshc III the Bank, no inlorma-
ton has vet been comm lo'elted which will enable
Il" government to anlolpat" wien it canrcccsc any
Dividends or derive any b, netii from it," with the
tact stated in the Report OF the Secretary OF The
Treasury, that, during hi, vca, dividend, on bank
stock amounting 10 upward, of Sj0o,ooO have
been received !! How IS hi, discrepancy TO be
a, counted for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24

~ It viii br seen, BIS the Legislative proccc-
din :, that the Abolition has hr,n brought
mp for dis, uS>on, without waiting for Tie Report
If the Selod Committee, on a motion of Nj. Gil
mcr to request Governor Ta2cMe ell 10 open a cor
rc>pcbdener Oh tie sui icct will tic Executives OF
,lc NuItl en- States: and, a. We feaIcy, it la,
been perverted into a party question--tIe Wings
>upportina, and the Van Bureniics oppo>ing the
resolution The latter duuhlcS, fraf the effects
# >ncila nlea>nrr upon tie prospects of their tavo-
rite candidate, for the Presidency. But, Il, South
raaS, ash hrm, Whether the election of Van
Rulrn or any olhor man is 10 BIZ weighed in the
scale against our tillii> and safety 7 l. not lIc
security Of our persons AID property against the
legendary ploltings Of these impairment intcrmct-
Hers Of greater consequence than the triumph of
my man in thc ruSuing Presidential contest And
t Nh. an Barren be again>tls on tins vital sub
Get, QUILT We to be in favor Of pacing him in a
position which would enable Inn Ia exert his hos
ilitS in d manner that could moi fail to be felt
Those are questions which " COME honc to our
business and bo>onn,' and must hc asked by eve
nv m,n before he gives his vote for Martin Van Bn-
rem whether h. be b tckcd by Legislative Cau-
CT, to, no.. H. may suit the poiifieidns-but viii
ne suit the pcOplc
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FRENCH TREATf.--no find in the LAST
New York paper, the following Idllionl letters
in regard to the rrnch treaty:
Pans, Oct. 26, 1888.

IARlS, oCf 70, 1919.
Knowing the interest Which ,on take in the qncs-
ton oil the American treaty, ". - has CHARGED
me- 10 give enact count Of what has trans
pired hriwrcn the tive governments. The Prcs-
lent Of the United Sar> has replied to our law Of
appropriation, that ,r cYplana' ions he refers 10
the letter Of Mr.. Livingston. That letter was in
conclIiatory language, and did not contain the
least menace nevertheless, rs the communication
Of Mr.. Livingston Was made prrylutrS to tie vote
OF the Chambers, The ministers thought themselves
forced to ash something afterwards. The Prr,l-
dent replied to tins, that he could go no farther
himself, in con>' qrcncc OF which the affair must be
submitted 10 the decision oi Congress. lou know
the opinion of Congress- is the opinion If the l,co-
pie, and notwithstanding somr fundamentals, cS-
plantations sufficient for the purpose will probably
he given. Nevertheless lie American Legation
NAV depart. and our cwn receive then, of course,
orders to return. There ought not to be too
much consequence Alta hrd I" such movement.
II is the natural consequence OF referring tie affair
10 the super, Slon Of Congress. nai which Is OF
importance i, that tie answer of the President
contained M menace T., no dtmdHd for payment at
all HU11rJS
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to ID m'seh'ef in varictv sfvse., ohct, never to
he circulated hni upon tho tcaiesi evdenccs of
their truths and publishers Of newspapers ought to
be- particularly careful ia giving currency to such
Statrmrnts
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a TEACHER WANTED.

ANE who can come satisfactorily recommend
~ cd rs TO CHAR otcrand qualifications, 10 teach
the different branches Of an English Education,
may find good situation, in the neehhorhood of
Concord Campbell county, by application 10
Thomas Moseley. One that Is qualified TO teach
III" Latin Language would be preferred.
Dec. Fl wfu'
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

4 7 the futialoe Springs, Oh the 2nd day of Janu
/ u airy neNt. shall offer Tor hlie. 10 tic highest
bidder, of the year lS:l6 the Slaves belonging the
OF Ambrose ron,llnson, dee d, consisting OF
valuable Men, Toys and Women
~. UKtMMOND, .4d,n't.
Dec. 81 ~
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VI. VI. kerr R,


WILL be sold to the highest bidder. at Edmuuo
w Logmoods & Cos Store. in Bedford county
on Wednesday the 23rd OF December next, on cred
il of SIX months niue likely Slaves. Men, Ne'hea
and Children. belonging to the estate Q, M,a,as"
Burton, decd. HE LSNA1 fhe.
Dec. 3 ~ Wa
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pima. New iofr. ana rrovm,ncc,, each. for @,
change Of mails, tic time occupied in transmit,in,
n'al from Washington to Boston would be thirty
nine hours.
This is ,hr speed Of tho present CONVEYANCE,
IN ''e course OF the next year, II is expected that
Baltimore and Philadelphia will be- connected h,
railroad, when the time occupied in passing from
I CITY 10 city will not exceed six hours New York
l Will soon hc connected with Boston by snla,
roads, when lhe time occupied between them will
not exceed fifteen hours. So that when a railroad
line from " ashnston to Boston shall be completed
mail may psss from to the Other in thirty -four
hours AT most, aud probably ina lew years, from
the progressive improvements Of locomotives, in
less than thru. hours.
W iihin the quarter OF the Union embraced in
the recent letting of contracts, there are several
railroads some Of ~, n made no offers, and the.
rest demanded pficcS tar r,ond the usual cos, of
transporting Il u mails on the same route, hereto
fore, and beyond what was asked by ,md;, idu,l
citizens. ANXIOUS Ia rive the mails the CREATES,
possible expedition between Washington and New
York, tie undersigned ade an effort 10 bring the
companies, III whose hands are the means of con-
,cyancc On that eleat line, 10 act IN concert with
each other, and with the Department, by which
means Two dad, mails might run through that line.
performing the II p cacI way, and eon,e, ING pas
screcrs from city to CITY IN nbont iwenry-,hrcc
hours. he effort failed, IN consequence of the
very heavy conversation ash ed by ,Icn,
Not dcspnirino nf l. ,ir, all, "a ,.,,,. ,L 800.
NAMES 10 TAX, , p,o,. cnl,,o.1 ,.., ,,',;.'''
and the public interest, and 10 ahalc materially IN
'' ,''''' ~ '''' "'.'""o>, me nnd' rsienrd sent
ms 'n"' al'k 10 confer with Tho managers OF all
the railroads ON the linc whether finished or no,
with view 10 ascertain whether any reasonable
arrangements could tie made with them, present
ar n,os,,e,i,, f,r tho c, ,,,o,.. ~ III; ;,.
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O." Mr.. Webster has declined an invitation to
Il Public Dinncr, rendered to him by portion of
the cili1cns Of Baltimore
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stated, as further confirmation, Of Judge MeLean's
Anii-N Brcni>ni, that Al the late OHIO election,
he voted for tie " hg candidates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24

Colonization .Saoittg.--'Thc American Colon'-
11uon Society held its lo,h Annual Meeting in
Washington, ON the lob INST. Speeches were
mad" by President Ducr and Dr. Proudd, OF New
York, Nh. Atkinson al Va, Mr. Gurlcy and Mr.
Clay; the la>tnaintd oi whom spoke in compliance
vii repeated solietat ons from persons present.
The lnrrllccncer savs, tia, NJ. c. speech, though
wholly unprecedented. fully sustained the r.pu-
riatrd the AhollonlstS, learn from another
source.
We arc clad To hear, ON the Annual Report
that the finances the Society are improving
thu outstanding debt AGAINST it wIl it's expected
be cNnouiShrd dufins the next year.
We are also informed that expedition is H.
boat to SAL from NorioIk tor Liberia, will, cmi-
grants, pro, iSons and other supplies. She will
carry ahont loo cmsran'>, ~ OF whom wcr,.
mannmtcd hy the Late Gen. Samuel Blackburn OF
Bath - hy the late Alexander Donrson Of Ten
ncs,cc; 10 b, the late NJ * Martha Walker oi
w.; b, the Rev John Alcmong OF Va. and 7
hS Bu,lIrod {. " a,bineion Of Va II is also pro-
rd:ly n,Nt year, with irom 30 to 100 enligranis
mono whom Will he about 20 n,lnunilicd slaves Of
Edward b. Randolph oi Mississippi, who has been
Tor some time preparing them, by suitable inuruc.
ton, for the contemplated change in their condi-
ton.
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Christmas and New Years Gifts
FOR 1896.

lNllE subscriber has lust received the following
j splendid English aud American Annals for
ls,s, w:
Fishers Uia~inc Scrap Book quarto. H
plates, elegant, bound.
friendships Offering, aud Winters Wreath, IL
enpta,mgs,
The thrlsmn Is ccp. axe and Missionary Annual
Tie Token and Souvenir, edited by >. G. Good
Iich,
The GIlt, edited by Mss Leslie, spcnddy
bound
The American Almanack for 1896, alone .r
IN complete sets.
Also,
\ good stock Of Fine SATIN Note Paper suitable
tor Wedding OF Party Tickets.
ABRAM X. NORTH
Dec II 80 If
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- NuMprRs--l2 DRAWN BALLOTS.

Beside, sos, 10, 6os, 50s, los, 36>. 3Os, l6s.
ID, rs, lbs, ~, &c.
Tickets SlO--llal,cs s5-Qr'.. 81 50.
For sale at DlGGES' OFFICE.
o. In the above Scheme, all Tickets having
them the l,i Drawn Number will he entitled 10
Slb-2l drawn Slj--3rd drawn Sli-4th drawn
Sl'---1ih or 9th drawn SI2--7,h, S,h, OH, 10Th,
lib, or l2th $40
Dec. II
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II is stated III the New io.k papers that NJ.
Paecot, the French Charcc DIES Allares At Wash
ngton, is making arrangements osellhs furniture,
preparatory iohls departure ior France. Il is SAID
that lr took ,feGoc II he Message; and that. be-
ing ,it"d 10 diplomatic dinner At the Prcs-
impossible for him 10 attend"
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,x.&.CysgssEeG y'zEGE.s'EF.s
r thursday, December a. 1855.
SSiONAL.

c,no,,--Thc following Standing Committees,
.,o chairman and majority Of all Of tie most
,,r,aot of lhcm being Whes,) were elected on
- l., ~.
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rourdsys have already elapsed. should no, be- sur
lr.>,d il, in the diplomatic note wohl. IS piepar-
M, lie should .neInd, demand ior his passports.
.lnothtr icttct,
Dtcd PANS, oetoher 3lSt, say, that n friend
II the vlt,r Id called upon Nj. Barton thai
morning. and lafind him confined 10 his bed by
ad>pc>,lion. M Barton said that in conmu-
cation made the day before, the Due DE- Broelic
al stated that the letter of Nj. Livingston would
not he considered sufficient to auhori>, the pay
mcnt of the indemnity,
The following letter, rom Mcs,r> Roihsel,ld 4
&c. the Bankers ot the American government At
Paris, is copied from H.. plilanclphia National Ga.
z,ttc;
PAnl,, 23d October, 1888.
Public attention il very much taken mp hy
a note vhch II Is sald the American CHARGE d'At-
iarcS hero has 10 deliver to government, ash
ng for tie immediate payment OF What /, due
on the TrratA 81 lndrn,nit,, with. NJ taking an,
notice OF tn" condition. which the Chambers have
though, proper IL add III granting the money. and
which uniortunatel, the minister i, By no mean,
al liberty to totere. w cannot conceive that -
ven the most penclilions a>Ncmhl, could co ,Sidrf
II against their national dicnitv, ~ thai OF aly of
the parties concerned, To quality, by few words.
Language Which has BEEN susceptible oil an nnplca-
SAM interpretation, and merely to express tia, il,
was not meant IL injurious to the honor OF friend
lN nation. livery ons !. persuaded that the mlcn
ton ot Nour honorable President never VAS To hurt
the tcr'In"s nj ! lance. II seems Ia us impo>s L.
that such sound pole, as that hV which Your Co
N.rnmrut Is GUIDED " I'll permit such immense inter-
e>,S h" compromised aud put IN copald, by amcrr
matter of form, when one party is quite ready and
willing To pay, AMI will hr satisfied will the sim.
plcN admission nj lis having acted honorahls ; aud