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Dr. B. J. Heineberg
Utility.

THE public are hereby informed that
l. the subscriber has invented certain
new and useful machinery for manufactur.
ing starch from potatoes, and has applied
for patent to secure his right TO the same
and that he is making said machinery al
his shop in Jerico, in the state of Vermont
The object Of said machinery is more effec
tually to separate the small stones and
gravel from the potatoes in the process o.
washing and in The process of grinding, to
reduce the potatoes 10 a more perfect pulp
by which larger quantity Of starch will be
obtained than by The usuaImethod. Starch
manufacturers are invited to call and see
SYLVANUS RICHARDSON.
Jerico, June 80, 1886.
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An instance Of juvenile depruvi,y such
as is rarely seen occurred in this city on
Saturday. Two little girls-the elder ap.
parently not more than four years old, and
the other about year younger, were play
ing together near the head Of India wharf
In a Few moments they seated themselves
on timber lying near. when the elder sci
zed her companion by the neck, and not
withdrawing her oulcries forced her init
the dock. Fortunately Capt. Whitney o
the Nantucket packet, was passing at thu
time, and he succeeded in resculng tn,
child from the imminent danger into whic|
she had been thrown by the deliberate &C
of her playmate. The child who can do
deed like this when but four years old, bid
fair to reach either the galows or tn
State Prison long before she arrives at tn
years of maturty.-Bos Atlas.
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Groceries,.

TX CHESTS dyson, hyson skin. Young
IT, hyson, souchong and pouchong Teas,
25 kegs and boxes plug and cavendlsh To-
bacco. 10 bbs and kegs Rasns, 80 boxes
bunch and bloom Raislns. hhds Molasses.
10 casks lump and loaf Sugars. hhds
brown Sugar. 3 terces and s bbls Rice.
s boxes bar soap. - boxes Poland starch
3 boxes lemon Syrup. 10 bags Coffee.
PImenio and Pepper. boxes Mustard.
10 boxes Pipes. kegs pure Ginger. 90
bales Cassia. Nulmegs, Buds, dried Cur
rants, Herring, Gloves, SaIerats, Cigars,
&c. &c. at wholesale or retail at lowest
prices by T. +. & ", l.. STRONG.
June Is, 1886.
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Cash Wanted.

The subscribers offer their
stock of goods at ruch prices as cannot fail
to suit all who call. as they are about clos
ing their business.
d. w. INGERSOLL & co.
July %,
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Birch g. Mamie I,umhor
Wanted

2ooO pairs Wool Socks, want.
ed, Tor which fair price in Goods will bo
paid by d. w. INGERSOLL. eco.
June 1886.
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. The sum Of $4,000
was appropriated at the last session Of the
Legislature of Maine for geological sur.
vey Of the State. to be expended under the
direction of the Board Of Internal Improve
ments Dr.. Charles 7. Jackson, Of Bos-
ton, has been employed BY the Board, and
will Immediately enter upon the discharge
OF his duties.
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July 18Th, 1886.

The Phi Sigma M Society Of the University
of Vermont, will hold its annual celebration on the
third day Of Angus, next, at FOUR O'Clock, p. NJ,
in the White Church. An Grafton is then expected
from the Rev. Prof c. p. Henry Of Bristol Col.
lege, Penn. Immediately after the exercises a
meeting will he held 10 elect an Orator for the en-
suing anniversary.
By order of the Society.
J. W. HIcKoK, Secretary.
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STOP THE BOY.

SIUP The BUY.
ID UNAWAY from the subscriber on the
IL night of the 10th inst boy by the name
Of LEVI YATAW, about ID years of age dark
hair, dark eyes. rather under size, dark com.
plexion, very straight and healthy; wore away
black hat, brown coat, took with him two
vests and three pair Of pantaoons, and three
cotton shirts. All persons are forbid hireing
harboring or trusting said boy on my account
as will pay no debts of his contracting after
this date. Whoever will take up said boy and
return him TO the subscriber shall have rea son.
able charges paid and 25 cents reward.
NATHANIEL GAGE.
Shelburn, July IL, 1886.
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WANTED

IMMEDIATELY by the subscriber, 8 or
l0. Journeymen Masons, at Stone and
Brick laying, to whom Cash aud fai,
price will be paid.
SAMUEL REED.
Burlington, July 10, 1886.
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The University Institute Of the University o.
Vermont, will hold its annual celebration al the
White Church, on WEDNESDAY August 81 Al
half past TWO O'Clock, p. NJ. An Grafton ma,
be expected from the r.. Rev. Bishop Hopkins.
BY order Of the Society,"
II. b. JAMES, Sec, etary.
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a Communication from the Treasury Dcpart.
lnent in reply 10 resolution Of the 18th of Fe
bruary, 1885, directing the Secretary 10 report
what duties under 90 per cent ad yalorcm, as pro-
yIded by the 9th section of the act Of I'd March
1888, can be reduced or repealed with due re.
gard 10 the manufacturing interest, and an esti.
mate OF the probable amount Of the reduction.
On motion of Mr. Benton, his motion of Thurs.
day last that the courtesy of tie Senate be exten.
dec 10 the Senators from Michigan, BY assigning
TO them seats on the floor, was taken up for con.
sidera,ion.
The question being about 10 be PIT, debate en-.
sued, between Messrs. Clay, Benton, CLAYTON aud
hng-aiter which, the motion was laid on the
table.
HOuSE.-on motion, the House proceeded te
the election Of lis Officers, b. bai'ot.
siI baIlolinrs for the chocc Of ! Scrgcant-at
Arms took place; the last Of which resulted as
follows
For Rodcrick Dorsey, 122
Oliver Pcasc, -
Scattering 4
So RoderlcA Dorsey, of Maryland, was elected.
Mr.. Dockee offered resolution proposing tie
reelection of Mr. Oyerton Carr, as Doorkceper,
ond J. W Hunter as Assistant Doorkceper of the
House
Mr.. Iiawes said he believed that, according 10
the rules OF tie lionsc, where the persons nomna-
ted were opposed, it was necessary TO proceed to
an election. Tie had no objection 10 the nomna.
ton now made for Doorkeeper, but, as he under.
stood that there would be opposition to the Office
Of Assistant Doorkecper, he must objcci 10 SO much
OF the resolution offered
On motion, the House then adjourned,
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SENATE.-M , Clay gave notice that he should,
on Monday next, asa leave 10 introduce bill TO
appropriate, for limited time, the proceeds OF tho
sales OF the public lands, &c.
Mr.. Webster Offered the following resolutions,
which lie Cor consideration:
Resoired, That so much Of the Presidents Mes
sage as respects the question whether the United
States cannot, without uansceuding Their consti-
utional powers, secure 10 the Post Office Depart
mCnt The use OF the several Rail Roads in the u
nijeG States, by an Act OF Congress, which shall
provide within Itself some equitable mode of adjust
ing the amount OF compensation, be referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary, with instructions to
make a special report thereon,
Resolved, That .he Committee on Reeds and
Canals be instructed to report the number, extent,
and direction of the several Rail Roads already
built or commenced, and the most important of
those which are projected or contemplated, IN the
several States and that they inquire into the eX-
uCdiency OF aiding in any of those undertakings
on the part ofne Government Of the United States,
either by making payment IN advance on con
tracts Tor carrying The MAI. ON such roads, or oth-
orwise; and on condition OF transporting the
proper;y or troops of the United States, whether N
peace or III war.
Standing CoramiRees-Thc Senate then pro-
ce,aed TO Ballot for the remainder OF the Standing
Committees and the following is list OF the COM
riitecs. IS far as the elections OF this day, in
perfect form:
On 4rriculipre.-.Nessrs. Brown, (Chairman)
Kent, ing Of Alabama, Norris Wright
On Mnarrr 4 fcrs- Nessrs. Benton, CHAIR.
man. Wall. Preston, Goidsborough, Upton.
On the .aFtiq.-kessrs. Robinson, (Charman,)
Hendricks Ickeon, Swift, and Wall.
On Nar4l AfeirS-N essrs, Southland, CHAIR
man,) Ta!anad,e, Black, Robbins, and Cu,hbert
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NOHCldu, December Ia.


The SENATE was occupied this day in taking
order Tor the burial OF the Hon Mr.. Kane, and in
passing the usual resolutions 10 wear badge OF
mourning for his doccasc, and the decease Of the
Hon. Alr. Wldmau, member Of the,H House, FROM
Connecticut.
liOuSE.-Mr. Howard moved the consldcra.
ton of the vote by which tie message from the
President, relative 10 the Ohio aud Michigan houn-
dairy line, was ordered 10 be referred TO Select
Committee; and on motion, the further consde-
ration postponed unil Tomorrow.
Mr.. Haley, ofConnecticut, announced the death
OF his colleague the Hon. ZaImon NiIdman, a
Representative in Congress from the State OF Con.
nccticu;, and after few remarks IN eulogy Of the
deceased, submitted motion or the usual demon
STATIONS of respect for his memoIy, which vas
unanimously adopted
4 message vas received from the Senate an.
nounclng the death OF the lion. Eas X. Kane,
Senator from the State OF Illinois, aud informing
the House that the funeral will take place in the
Senate Chamber at half past T. o'clock; where
upon,
On motion, the House then adjourned for the
purpose OF attending the funeral.
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Law.

rS'IIE subscriber deeu~ It necessary, IN.
~ der recent circumstances, 10 say that
ls attention, a heretofore, vii be devoted
exclusively to the duties Of his profession,
lie Will attend TIE Superior Courts IN the
Counties Of Mccklcnburg, Lincoln, IredciI,
Auson, Caharrus, and Montgomery, and the
County Courts Of Mccklc,burg and Cabar.
ms, Except when absent IN his ATTENDANCE
20 the Courts Of these counties, he will
aar always be found at has Office or rest
a.ure IN Charlotte.
FRANKLIN l., SMITH
JEasoy lGh, l-,y1. ~
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SENATE-The CHAIR announced that the
election of Officers of the Senate was nowfn or
der and the Senate proceeded to ballot for Secretary
The ballots being given IN, 1t appeared that
Walter l.owric was unanimously reelected, hay-
ipr received the whole 36 votes given IN.
The Senate proceeded 10 ballot for sergeant-a'-
Arms and Doorkeepcr; when 1t appeared that John
Shacktord was rc-clectad
The Senate proceeded TO ballot for Assistant
Doorkeeper, when ii appeared that Stephen liaght
was reelected.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate the follow
mg communication from the Treasury Depart
ment: which was, on motion OF Mr., Clay, order
ed to be laid on the table and printed:
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SYNOPSIS
Congressional Proceedings.
Tanrsdau, December 10, 1895.

SENATE.-The following message was re.
ceivcd from the President of The United States:
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STANDING COMMITTEES.

purpose Of attending the funeral
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Standing Committees OF the House were
announced as follows, IN pursuance Of the order
OF Thursday last:
On -Messrs. Claiborne, Griffin, Ha,c.
tins, Hard, Barns, kigorc, Buchanan, Maury,
and Boyd,
Of Hc,a and ucaas.-Mcssrs Canbreeng,
MckIm, LOYAL, Coraln, johnson OF Tenn, Smith
Of Me, Lawrence Of Mass, lngcrsoll, and Owens,
" Ciams--llessrs. Whn;lcscy, Forester,
Banks, Bynam, Gfeuncil. DAVIS, lailalcrro, r. {.
Fuller, and Chamber Of Ky.
On CommTre--lIo,srs. Sutherland, Pnckncy,
Pcarcc Of K l., Gie,t, Phillips, johnson OF La,
lngham Of Conn, CushmaH, ana Alcheon
On The Puhac Lands.-Mcssrs Boon, Slade,
Williams Of \. G., Lincoln, Casey, kennon Dun
lap, Chapman, and Harrison OF Missouri.
On the Post Otfcs and Post Roads.-C0nnor
Briggs, Laportc Hall Of VT, Mann of n u,
Clcaydard, French, Shields, and Hopkins,
On The Distinct Of Co'HB,Lia.-aessrs. " y,
Hegc,9 Iltslcr, Nandcrpocl, BouIdln, Washing.
ton, Lane, Rogers, Fairfield, and 1ownes.
On TIE Jpdciqrg-Ncssrs. Bcartsey, Thomas,
Hardin, Pcafce OF \. II, Robertson, P,y ton, Iou.
eey, Joues OF Va, and Martin,
." precautionary elqt"s--Aicssrs. Mullen
'ur-' franc ,'a'A'''r' i"tih' hiEhaiu' beau
mont rag, aaph' und Underwood.
." fnbie i'Feaan"fes.- Nfssfs't age' Clarke
- T." mCL'A'' Mason % her Dt1'Hy LeohaFu'
On Pirate lind Icssrs. Carr, Oh
braith, Patterson, Chambers Of Pa, May, Garland
Of Va, Hammond, Hnrtsman, and I.aNicr.
NJ n,r,,r.a. llgco,,,s Acl,.,rr t,ideon Icc
InJ.or. n,l.rr. md Gr,nacr
o, 4r,,,yF,r,- Nrsers Poekec Gcan Rome
Sgnn. E,5,rry Ea,lcv g.og,p. Pbclns ind Eiin,r
On b,d,,a itai,<-Nes,rs. Xii McCarty.
Everett. Cfaadg, Ashley, l!aynes, Lyon, HAYES,
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MOTTO r..

asERSONS wishing to rent a Store
" Horr N Charlotte, eau now be ac-
'onmodated, by calling on JAS. NJ Hutch
lson, at hls Office. The Store House has
been heretofore occupied by Mr.. SaunIer,
immediately below Mr.. lIayes's Tavern.
Terms made known on an application.
J. NJ IIr1CIliSON,
Jany, Is, 1896. 2s
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SELECT COMMITTEES.

OniFc Rulos and OrdrS Of the House.-Mcssrs.
Mann ofN. Y, Adams of Mass, Thomas OF Md,
Williams Of \. C., Cambrelcng, Everett farks,
Parker, and Chambers OF Penn.
On The Northern BoDRdarg9 Odio.-hessrs, J.
@. Adams Hardin, Patton, Pierce of n. H.,
HAYNES, pickcrson, Mckay Grayson and Jndson.
Those in italics arc Members from North ia
r,lip,
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R.H. MADRA, Editor.
III. II0LTON, Proprietor and Publisher.
TERAlS:

TWO DOLLARS, il paid in advance
Two Dollars aud Fifty Cents, if not paid within
three months
Three Dollars, if not paid until the end of the
year.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates
irent.-Major X. VI. Cochran is appointed an
,,pn lor the Journal and is authorized 10 receive
moeey and give receipts IN my name. I. J. II.
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COLUMBGA-JANuARY 10.
CnrEAM-JANrARY Il.

7 II I, 4 ~ - y Nt .AiN A.
Ac1n. sail Mails, a.
Hr.us, 20 3 Roi~, II a j:
#r. LA sugar, brown, ~ ~
ton. llalI. = i.oytN Lump, 60 a Oh
ru, 50 a u Salt, Liverpool, - a o.
,secl, 6U a q 10 sacks tu = 3
ms, "a $ No1l, uD
.r. a as Nhrt 9e
4.s~., 4Oa "a Nhiskey, ga
aI1ON.-I ntortlaatc news from England
aspd some decline in this article,
arrival pi goc., ~ thus place m T. DAYS
tcl lcss .run N,a Nas viii, we lsnk, ia
a.. p, no puasuai tsjag. We last week re.
.ts 'ro boxes @. b#ohs, only II OF - DAYS
m N-v Narf, although thry were unayy.taoly
a.Htd sanc days 10 Georgetown.
Since ,he above was u t,pc we have seen "a
1r., rom gentleman TO marlborough to his
.r, n this touu. ftnul which we arc permitted
p r.1so the ial.oNia- extract
j niuE we arr about to commerce new era
. ..ta,>s 81 ,sia section. Some OF our mcr.
lr,s have received goods hy Gle ness steam boat
1HHrH tH prus dags from New Nerh, arriving
aal6 a dag lu BGy1ace OF the mail Irom George
.rr"
bs#old b, remembered that these goods had
..aaa eore5 from Va. pac, 10 marlborough, d
asntr ~ - m5es--t t,far Ga.ttc.
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duiged Tor more than year past secure his es-
cape from the city, were unable 10 ascertain We now
leave this statement with the public. That we are
convinced of its TRUTH we need not saw or we should
not have fearessly incurred the responsibility of pub
lshlng IT. That this monster may not escape even a
greater punishment than the ruin of his business which
rs inevitable we sincerely hope bat what that punish
laws, il is almost fearful 10 imagine. Certain we are
that IT ever indignation against human being were
JUST and holy, that which be kindled against him
IN virtuous community when this publication meets
lis eye would merit those attributes. Unwilling, how
ever; TOO highly 10 incense the public mind, defer
giving further particulars upon this subject at present.
(Tbe wind np-worih $l22.1
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NUMBER I46.
Private CorresponIence.I
WASHINGTON, Feb. I3. 1886.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL 1886.
Inc interesting news of the day is that the ice and
snow are fast melting away before the fog and rain In
fortnight we shall have springihe air being already of
spring softness. Now is the time for the norbsr,
folks to escape their WINTER and perhaps the osr mar,
OF IT. by visiting to the federal metropolis, and bssking
Tor while IN the beams of royalty. Andrew the will
give an exclusive ball and supper, hereafter once
fortnight regularly, TIL the weather is too ho for danc
ing and squeezing By the way, good situation 10
vacant here, worth the Lord knows how much perh.p
as much as Secretaryship. mean that of MANAGER
OF the exclusives" If you can find any eomnetsn,
person IN this Re who be trusted TO do the real
exclusive for the Presidents parties his fortune is made
and yours too. Major Donelson is not M to il and
MAJOR Van Buren, has gone TO be scaiped as they saw
in Kentucky.
Inc House did nothing to-day, and the Senate did
not SIT at all A member of the House. MIR Pevton oc
Tered some joint resolutions to-day, one of which nro
poses that Congress should only once i'm six ve,
and that the President should be elected for .x ye.r,
and should not be re-egible. | really think rba, he,
might with advantage to the public in heart, go stem
frther and abolish Congress- as at present organized
altogether.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening the 9Th inst by Rev Mr. Smeede Mr.
Isaac Hail. to Miss Sarah Ann of Arthur a
rison all of this city.
On inst by the Rev. Bishop Onderonk Thomas
NJ Randlet of Exeter n H. to Miss Cynthia France of Baltimore.
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NEW MEDICAL ScHooLs.-The Legislature of Virgil
MA is about establishing w.Medica School in Rich
mond Tor the education OF young in the medical
profession. There are thirty forty medical schools
IN tins country-iwo of them in this ciry-viz-the
Medical College in Barclay street, and the Agency of
Inc Iustnous Christian College at Doctor Chabert's
Broadway. We shall give an account of these two
rival institutions in a day or two.
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GThe trial in relation TO the ship James Anderson.
closes to-day in the U. S. Court.
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NEW LONDON PACKET SHIP GLADIAroR-Yeser-
day morning just as we beginning to scratch our
head 10 raise few ideas, Ganymede handed us the
following -
Captain Brltton and the owners of the London Packer
Ship Gladiator, will be happy TO see Mr. j. Gordon
Bennett on board, at Pine Wharf, this day. 10 70
o'cock)
Monday, Feb. Is, 1885,
On proceeding to the scene of action. we fopnd an
elegant company or ladies' and grurreinen grazing
splendid table, laid out in cabin spacious as sny
that ever foafed on oar waters. The glory Of Venice
still lives in her gondoliers and Bucentaurs-tbe elorv
OF New York in her packet ships, her enlerprsing cap
tans her scientific ship builders and spirited cap,s
ists The Gladiator was viewed with admiration bv all
present-the collation. was exeelent-the Captain and
owners polite-and the ladies enchanting
May smacking breezes always send her safely to her
destined port,
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j. How TO BE GENTLEmAk-Get certificate from
the Fire Department, signed by Gulick Chief Engineer
and Vaupel Secretary. That's ALL
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GJ7A volume developing the secret history of the
old Chatham aud present Bowery Theatre, is going to
press next week. Look out Hamblin.
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70 Mr. Drayfous, of the Post Office, swcars that
member ofthe French Legation communicated copy
of the Due de Broglies letter for publication in this
CITY. WHAT'S his name?
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" Miss Watson, charming creature, looked sweetly
and sung divinely last night. Oh Romeo
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DIED.

On Sunday morning. lingering Illness in the 18th year Of
hi. age, Mr. Peter Clancy, native of Ireland
On the 14 nt Capt Andrew Mcutve formerly of the u s.
Army.
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~ What is the reason that the Sua does not pub
lsh the counter statement Of Maria Monks Disclosures
Does the Sun only give one side Has not its Cauho-
lie readers right to see both Sides Come, come, no
gouging.
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uJNo new Postmasteryet. The Sunday News and
Tie Aboliiioniss have not carried their point
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F. A. Tallmadse, w. nj. Price, J. B. Murray, Donald
Fraser Yanief jackson, Joseph Hopson, Esq'rs
New YoH Cit.

UNION OF ENGI;ssD AND FRANcE.-It is stated that
there strong patty England and France in favor Of
the union of thssetWo mighty kingdoms by means of
marriage betweenia son OF France and the Princess
Victoria of England.
To the fy Tnenacing position of Russia is to be at
tibuted the tendency Of mems minds among the two
western powers of Europe te unite and present a solid
front in all failure time. Russia though governed by
educated family is barbarous in feelings, in know
ledge in views. The civilization of western Europe is
in great danger from her barbarous hordes as the
Roman Empire from the same regions during its
decline and fall. Russia seated in the midst of the
northern elenenss herself inaccessible other power
but possesses the. unbounded means of subjuga
ting all the. more civilized countries around her.
The speec Of Louis Philippe contains friend
" sentiments towards England that are new and strange
in the mouth, Of a French monarch. Looking at the
situation of the royal raceof England it would not be
surprising in the mutation of human affairs, if France
should give to England second time king. Ii is
very evident thafnew vews begin agate the courts
of western Europe and flat since the conclusion of the
last long war, complete revolution has been worked
in the politics Of the civilized world.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.AThe Barque Saratoga, of
and for Boston, from Palermo, struck by lightning
on he night ofthe 18th of Dec. At the time of the
cidsntshe east of Gibraltar, lying to in gale of
wiid She ran into the Bay of Gibraltar and anchor
ed In few minutes she parted her cables and went
ashore near Algesras, and in avery short time
:rtsIY Consumed. The vessel and cargo, with the ex-
ceptdn Of few boxes of fruit entirely lost. She
was insured in Boston for u upwards of $4,000.
" Mr.: Drayfous, of the Post Office, swcars that a