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ES:i,is!kiEl P'.g;orT.

FAV!lE bu.l-kin FACTORY. saw MIL, ard
"a "'i't VII, belong, : 10 the heir. Of tho
late A'c'EH1cr sirs!th. trcceu:! advertised
i.s Genl- Lshrs been Teatel - gentleman,
Nr g { Pcr,,r. 10 every respect gueiiei
10 conducted Department "a. Il -hould DO,
are H0F ready II ruc1I,e Work Of ever, de-
,crPiica. C7Uairy earj,us. fullin- weay-
ing, saving, sc wi'I he carefully snd expe-
d'tinusly executed. and she manufacturing Of
WoOi.LES GOODS oC cycrs kind Willie at-
tended 10 ia due season, - ihstthe surround
rs country can be supplied With every artl-
Gle waited ia that live
JOHN J. II. STRAITH
May l., 1883.
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CL Otis. sc.

blue. black, olive, brown. forest green. in
y'ibie Sreen, aud a Vsr.oi, 81 olaes color.
and GwsiHi.. Of Cloths
Ca,siu.eres of,Ati,u- color. .nd c1a,.;,e..
B1cksk.n ra.simrfc,
Black, greco, brown. sri other eolcr, Of
Summsr Cloths.
White, tsoAH PLAIN Sud corded D'li,ug.,
Real American Nsrsesas.
summer Cas,inersr lastlr-s Of All color.
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EsiaekTorG, F:lsi,. ~. 20.

AAT Ill. commence running their Spien-
w did PACKET BOAT between
SeorsetuHn aCt sLrpLetSstowD. leaving
>hyphcfis:6vn or MONDAYS aud ThUf.jay.
at - O'Clock, \ NJ. Zoe DeoI .ctowo, snd
'rr"irs AZ ii-rrers Very To- meet With the
ar huia Niuohcsicr. and ~ Goct- etywo
- te rrNi uoUius isaviug Georgetown
Tor shes 'erd-,nwu ou " slucsitss ard Fra
dat' at'i O'Clock. \ " and arriving -
Shegh ,tt,toWu by 40 u,Nt ntoiuias. Earh
trap REMAINING one dsy ia Georgetown. 70 az
fctt Passenger, hat 80 down with the Eoa,
- oT'-'''u-". . transact their business,
aad return wish the Same b-7,
JAMES II. ELGlN, Crpi
May %. 1888 to. sal l..al
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TO9acUo.


A IT. rrr'prs ls,isR anJ demanfs sgairst
n ~ estate g John Cal. decd 80 here.
by r1i BED % prsssni them 70 the sahsofi5sr.
properly authsaiicsisi. settlsusnt Those
indsbis3 will p'ssss mats immed sts fsy-
msrt ADAM HHJINAS Nm,
Hafrets FERRY, June - i-3- At
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Shanrom6nlc Ecrrn.

EBTRsoNsv.lurs tie shsaaold.ls R.sr5.
- ~ House, viii .s psfiie4isf OBJ as fnf
ftt Iuraef I.etfa wltn ttey ytttrbtIs.
oihsfSiss ne ferry nan - 90. drnaad f.rr.ars
-Psfsons buaElns .HafLs.iag q aoy
KIDD rsy ~ fsrrsre
The lishcfi nafket prices I'LL b rivsa
To- AZ county DsfkstnE. particularly ohick-
sus, Duess. Pc, EEEt, Ffesh Butter. Hard
Sosp, Preserves Vegetables ts &c
y CARTER. .igeni
Juas 10. is1s
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a IiNST-RtTE 80 horse power Thre,i
"A irE Msrhine, ~dh sp,ss sd Sectors.
saicaiaied % get o4t Glover aSa " best. = lih
81 sc mtch.nefy csmpiots Pres $40
az uoHths
ArPLY At THIS ofFIcA
Iahs = 1858 Ia
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China ansI g,ardunrc.


no PUFF !
sstPkiNG 60 Ds o. 90 below Hslltpvn
- prices, 'ra EsHv 81 them exactly suh.
at.e iyr iii.cs We have tcetltei o4g
spr'nI -1TF'y " ssssol.5le GOODS
Oar assor,n.ast viii be- fousd con, piste. ana
stc prices viii DO found ., Io~ II not lover.
.ior goods ~ equal qaslity AZ ct sny sstAb-
i'shHent ~ ttis town, ~ even a. it1i'f9vu
oar customers sd tie ilb.e generally, are
invited g. call fnl sAsU.ae, hat ,hty may
30 convinced
WI 6 Took \ co.
Ctaflt't0ur. ApTd 2S. l-J-
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E.imrn-. Cnfion,. &c.

EshfhS. OItcns, &c.
SlperiiLc lri.h Linens.
'r,.L Lio,u, ola inferior quality,
Csmbrio Hu.hn.. Book Mushus,
BNhoTs' Lawn Printed I.swn,.
sstu aud tape check ard Corded kcs.!r,,
Jarkohct au1 Nuli Nu,lin.
super suls Corded Printed JsekoE.,..
London PRINTED Qui'trs.,
super. Manchester Triuts
81, 10 ard l2i Linen sbecifrs,,
Dsmask Table Cloths and Na.kiu.. assorted
-I.rs,
CT. - ard 81 Table Diaper,
Bird, I've u,sftr French Linen DriIiirgs,
tTiuted P.utaloon Jeans Buck.k,u Strlpc-
Fsnoy Chsohs sud Pads, i.i indiso Chez a,
t't.ua Aui Iigco checks, ,s.orisa .ize.,
N7l>ci.ics Qlii,. Formulation Mu.Iu.,
super. sd extra super Llse aud let black
Errrr.t U.o,t,-....
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.HIfH for kIenf.

HNHE usisrsiEnsd wishes ~ rent Hs
ROCKS MIL, scar her resideuce Ga
tbs sbsHandosh Ki'er
MANY LEWIS. .Ifst,r
y Jsha ~ Lssii, dss'i
Nsv1 Is1s
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Books, Garden
$ePs,5. &C.

VhNES BEONS, at the CLarIastowu
G. Altuthr'sri. Book sut Seed Store, 20 Los
rcett'inr. sod h.. been Tor some ~rok, past.
rtap! .i..ies hsisug,uE g. shc several hr,r,ht.
~ "g'iu'.', az ~h',h d. Las irr t.,,ts! Nesr,
tesu k.s-i. he VII also. tor .,,uc ~r.k.ve,
10 come. DC receiving furta,r ,Ip,li.s .uuI b.,
ss'oTiia-it Toe ,ptirg sud sin4ni,t .si,s - SOM
lI.le. li'- F~'slI.a",gt.a 90 u
Medicines, Paints aad DE S!ufs
j. quite general, lie Ls, added, within f,s
days back, msny neu InJ ,slu.bic School BOA,
a. "NN ib M Classics - Tor c-u.uan school,
w AuSCls Sari,s ~ School Book, No 4
sud :, Couli ;. Sp,libg H1ok Webster. d. .
tleWrntsry DO .-\cs York preceut,r anil Spell-
i"s Box all ~ GfimsLs-', History ~ ith qus,-
u"os. National Reader, American First Cis.
Houk W Ivlgic, : Compend 81 Hl.t0r, Da,.I's
fark' P'.''., lvss's. Bennett. NtI,u'. srd
-'"iia's AritHm-tir, Oiuty'. Sr-.tns Wool
b'itEc,'. Cumn.us,' sud valleys GeoErspi.
aLd Niias, PaIle''s sa.! CuuArilu.s' l.; Lesson.
." G-u-'ap'it fsrl- y, LIST srJ ~ Rrnk. ~ Ui,-
toT'' NaiAyr' .-i D,,t..sIS u-bh.a'. Ia
ros't1r, ii,k'' Greek Grsmu,sf and Farrcises;
bs'isH's N-tifs, Walker. t,caut't, t.ttp.
tuere's Surviving. Er6cli's PnIJs9phy. pr
sef's AnsiNs'-. Todd. >tud.rt. Nanasl Letter
-"d N'iDg Par,r. Do do ruIri.
IL hoe si-p li.i received frrsh sunni, 4
Ctam~'li's Eafiy Frame r.ss. D~.rr Ms,ra..
~ 60. E4Ei1 No.k Cabh.-e Sod 81 = &,
shieh siil hc zdtvi 30 lea ds,s. = great ,.r..-
" q other Seeds tor sritns sai sur.f.,r sr!-s 49,
i!'s hasiuess 90 '' Ju.tnu-t as u.,.sI .Ihr 3D.
''-hL sd every lftrtt.ys. Vasa g. gu.afs grt,t-I
t'iIH'.iian. II il..'i.s 81 IrgN.hs 81 s1.l.4l.s
ti' 'lr-G Ia-iittisau, Ai.s-A 5, e.s
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TenI Zee! Ter!

fs7!lE 'psseEiAer pay, partisular attention
y g. t'-i article, sai hSs The pleasure Of -
rr * bis ea-i.me-s sad TIE p4Diio ihst 10
ao'rrr. .fe3as.-. 81 suppl! The + E.E'Fs.T3'
FL pc tst ..rF i.i ~ would g.rbru-
isr'J ruis 'ls ii'e-''17 IL ihosc wt3 ~ish
i.s Article rsrs mgsrtsr. Ito cas- 80 cE.T IL
l.lfl. 'sr : ). MILLER.
April ~. J - N
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DJGIi'S B.9L.M OF IYRGLII.9.
TO SAKE I!Ir UAlg CHOW.
Sry person uiIi Try iAj. preparation aId
u d de- GOT .pscs,l 30 restoring tAl hair. The
m .uty uili b- refunded
faf',ai- ~ JAMES HIGGINS
Feb - iEBH
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SPRING AND SWIMMER
GcC-S,

from Philadelphia snd Bahinore-Yonae-
Lug more tls1g. Ssi.u3I sss III gr.i. than
has ever been o.4srse a. ta., pace or COUNTY,
before, zud ~ such Price, a. .suuoi lAil 70
please. nc respectfully thatk, he friend.
aud The pubiie f1r favour, be.,ou 81 on hin
siHcc opening, aCd A0pss. ~ bis attention TO
business, 20 receive additional public patron
So. lie zs~ggrs u,e pIblic Tat uotslag
staii hs waning ca hIs para 10 please. lie
- detCTulped 10 ,eii his Goods unusually
.o" to suit The Depressed state Of TIE unrs.
Person. Wishing To suPPly themselves ~iIh
scot 500 sIsa. Articles On the best term,
ate respectfully requested - give h..a sal!
eui they wall uot DO permlroi 10 20 away
WITHOUT purchasing almost on ikeir osu
tss as-s.,. ,-.., sss-, aa4 ssGSc fr ourselves,
The Stock CONSIST. ot zoe f,liop,u.
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We oVshi 10 iaat- aea by her virtue,
aod bet ~ their success
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80 NeAfN LAssNs
"a y excellent tEle's ~ Fsniovnk tnk
n Iron aeIlt slI ff1.t sn4 Other st.ir.
lreaa siks Iaces 90 other Zoe goodt. ucagl
llt 4p o. tJHss, i0ssitsf wlib
Aromatic salts,
Ffe-s.s Wasb Pssri poater.
F-ttaeI PIT Boxes sr Plaster,
Ia'Ii'f Hair pye. GO a. - ffs.J
Hair sd Tooth RfGsbss for ssis a
> -. sFHAlTHS Drs4 Sisrs.
Aisy ,. is2s
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W0OL. WAr wEp,

iiiNslhsc fIocr wishes 10 pure taso about
- three thousand pounds OF WOOL
Tor which he 81 give 10 exchange Lin,sy.-
or pay Tie cash At preferred. Apply 81 MY
New StoTo-hou.o al Ka6letown
ESROM sLIFER
May :, ls3s TT
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TEG9M.

z WILL give The b sLe,i rrico for Gne and
2 common V DOL.
J. J MILLER
Juno :. 1898
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Wool Wanted.

& ny quantity q WOOL. will 30 taken m
- oNcL.uss for Good, :, ,l-,tor- 1fihe un-
Ivt.cucd MM D IglkS 20
M-y - 1883
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q sunni
GOODS

'ESuE subscriber las jus; received. SUI =.
II uoS oPeuins, large. beautiful. and
blend a ussoftrsent Of
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THE n1AnsuaLL ROUSE.


1T ne Cgr-,,r 4 Eigg ant Til St,s,is. .:iera
N#g u q,
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Psbltc Saie or L.I.y.D.
The Tract orEaND

Belongins to the e.S-te Of said deces,sl nj
Which &c resided at the i,pe % h.. d,.it
situate 10 the county of Clarke saa s,,t.
Virginia, aud containing about
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16

Maiorty-6G5s.
The remaining counties ID hear from will increase the
majority 10 seven thousand
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
WAsHISGros, Pa.) II, 1888.
We hive the returns from nll the townships except
Faoweld and there doubt of the election of our
whole ticket with the exception Of McCreery, Senator
which is doubtful.
Colonel Bell is elected in the Chester Delaware and
Montgomery district by 33 majority.
(From tic Pennsyronian Of Saturday,
PHILADELPHIA COUNTY.
"ELEcTIoS RETURNS Yesterday the Return Judges
Of the election in Philadelphia county met at the State
House, and organized by appointing George w. Smck
President, and John j. McCahen and Samuel S. Robbins
Return Clerks. Charles j. lngcrsolI Of the Con.
gressnnai candidates. behalf of himself and his el.
lowczens protested against the receipt Of the whole
of the returns from the incorporated Northern Liberties
account of alleged frauds. After this several wit.
nesses were examined, who gave such startling evi.
dences Of fraud induced the Return Judges by vote
Of 10 TO Z 10 reject the whole return from that district
Mr. Naylor appeared counsel for himself and the Re.
turn Judge from the disputed district Mr.. Brown one
of the candidates for the State Senate also addressed the
Judges against the receipt Of return manesy fraud
ulen arguing that they had right either from law or
The dictates of reason to sign certificates Of election which
must be based on frauds. Mr.. Hanna one Of the Wing
candidates, replied.
Under the decision above mentioned Mr. lnpersoll
has The certificate Of election from three election dis
rlcts The Northern Liberties being thrown out, he
thus has majority Of the Return Judges Of the third
Congressional district it being composed of six election
districts
"Ths matter being disposed Of our two Senators and
eight members Of Assembly are duly returned"
MEMBERS OF CosGREss ELECTED.
Districts. Dem. Districts. Ftd
LIST. Lemuel Paynter. ID. John Sergeant,
George w. Toand
3d. Charles j. lngeIsoll. 4th. Edward Davis,
5,h. Jacob Fry Francis james.
9Th. John Davis John Edwards
9TH. David ID. Wagner 10Th - Simonton
9Th Peter Newhand ETH James Cooper
9th. George Mexican.
lh, james Gerry.
18th. William S. Ramsay.
10Th David Petriken.
10Th. Robert u. Hammond
lJlh. Albert G.. Marchaud
Nine districts 10 be heard trom.-But aside from Mr.
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BfGGER'S Prize Office.

Drawn Numbers of the Alexandra Lottery, No. Z,
drawn 18th inst.
II II 81 DC 7 II CT 20 &c AZ GO
Prizes rene wable in the Hundred Thousand Lottery
10 be drawn on the Eth November.
The 100000 is for sale at Fortunes Lounge,
BlGGERS OFFICE,
Richmond, Va.
Oc, ~ 46-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
APPOINTMENT ny TIE PRESIDENT.

Henry w. McCorry, Attorney of the U. s. for the
ne W Judicial District in Yves, Tennessee in place of
Jos II. Talbot, resigned
At the annual commencement Of Columbia College,
New York on Tuesday, the degree Of A. Is. was confer
red upon Il students comprising the senior class. The
honorary degree of d. d. upon the Rev Hugh Smith,
Rector of ST. Peters Church in New York; the Rev.
james Roneyn Pastor Of the Reformed Dutch Church
in Caski; the Rev. Isaac Boyle, Presbyter oil The
Epscopal Church in Massachusetts; and upon the Rev
Leonidas Polk Missionary Bishop elect for Arkansas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16

THE BoRDER Misunderstanding TO the ST Lonis
Bulletin OF the Goth ut very intelligent and obser-
want gentleman who has just visited several tribes of
Indians, expresses the opinion That General Gaines and
others have Inexperienced The intention OF the Chern.
KEGS in inviting the various tribes TO attend their grand
council. lie states they are by no means anxious TO
have collision with the whites and that he thinks their
main object induce all the tribes borders,
10 move beyond the reach of people. They are OF
opinion that their proximity to the States has most IN
furious effect upon them; that breaks the spirit OF the
warrior, brings upon them lnrmpcrnnce, and Tor these
they said 10 have some idea OF removing to
places yond our reach They have found Out that they
cannot contend against the Americans and they say II
they TO be engaged in wars, they would rather con-
tend against whose customs aud manners are SIM.
lar 10 their own If the Cherokers resolve to remove,
hc thinks il is probable They will he jonedby the Kansas
and other nations, who will make some league OF nutu.
al protection and defence against any new enemies they
may encounter If these really br their objects, no one
would regret il; and the good wishes OF all would attend
them in their journcyings to the South west.
TiyrRToy PRiSr WoRKs BURST A fire broke out
in the hot of the Tiveron Print Works Situated
about mile south Of Fair rivera Tuesday night
about II o'clock. The three story stone building IN
which it orig mated consumed also The principal
part Of the three story wooden building attached thereto
no part except the north end which occupied the
counting ROOM being saved. The principal part al the
machinery and about 5000 pieces of goods were also
destroyed. 100000 insured al the American Office in
this city, 81 900 al The Eina Office, Hartford, on
Tie building and machinery, and $4,000 stock a, the
Hartford Oiice.-Prouidcncc Journdt
The .Mormons.-A friend writes from Clay county,
Mo under date of the DIST ult as follows:
THE Latest news from the Nornons is that fifty Of
lhem including Jo Smith, Rgdon and others, have been
surrendered into the hands OF the civil authorities, and
undergoing trial under Judge King in Davless
county The troops called out have been discharged, or
are the of dispensing, though the people continue
TO menace the Mormons The Mssourians are so high.
" nqensed against those fanatics misguided men, that
it has been difficult to prevent boodshcd The number
of volunteers raised e preserve the peace was between
two and three thousand. For want Of Il correct under
Standing of condition, ii is feared exaggerated tales
will be circulated, which may pre"cnt strangers from
emiGrang fertile State Please inform rend
es that they need not feel less partial TO Missouri in
consc quencc Of the late excitement.
GL0UisriNc .1iprrGscr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16

IT ABORERS WANTED.-The Black Heath Com
EL pany OF Golfers wish TO hire Immediately 25
able bodied Laborers for which they will give 81 81 per
day for every working day. and find them, until the 10Th
December next ArrIy 10 Col. HelI al the Pits, or
BERNARD Peylon in Richmond.
Oct 10 i6-u
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Oct lG

TT hUREL HILL FOR SALE The subscriber Of
fers for eale his tract Of land containing 2iO acres,
principally mbered lis soil we'll adapted for improve
men, and cultivation. There may be many advantages
derived from it, II is miles from the city of Richmond
and from Tree Hill the Charles City c.d Iii well
surrounded by the best of springs, and is healthy
nny situation in the Stale. There indications of
stone COAL said 10 be good-Aso he will sell his stock
of cows hogs, DC. For further particulars enquire Of
the subscriber, who may be found on the premises.
Oct l6 T46-w4w1 JNO CHILDREY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
NAVY GENERAL ORDER.
Navy DEraETMESr,

Navy DEraETMESr,
October !, 1888.
1t having been represented 10 this Department that
the regulations prescribing the "unorm cress Tor OH
GERS OF the Navy are not in all cooformed TO- 1t
is hereby ordered that all officers on service, or re-
porting service do the uniform dress or undress
TO which their rank entities them as established by the
said regulations }. X. PAULDlNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16

Mr.. Strange's Letter 10 the Committee
WADEsBoRoUGH, Sept. 18th, 1885,
Contamination polite and kind invitation to par.
take of public dinner to be by portion Of the
Republican party of the county of Caswel 10 their Sc.
majors and Representatives in the Congress Of the u
States at Yanceyys, the 2s,h inst, reached me at
this place on the day before yesterday. avail myself
of the first mail to reply, apprehensive that my
may not reach you in time.
It is with sincere regret that must decline awaiting
myself Of your invitation, account Of the n,erfer
ence Of professional claims. My gratitude is, however,
rs warm and my wishes less sincere, TINT your
vvia meeting may be productive Of good, not only 10
yourselves, but to our country.
In times like the present. when party rancor spares
nothing 10 PROSTATE every whom fortune may have
placed in the public service-when motives and conduct
alike misunderstood misrepresented-any express
sion of kindness is felt like balm upon an irritaed
wounds and but for occasional encouragement of that
or like kind, there are very few public servants
whose strength would prove sufficient to Sustain the
burthens daily laid upon them. Nothing more need
be said 10 express how fully your invitation is appre
ciated.
Some of those who differ with us in politics, are
strangely wanting in charity in sincerity 10 the whole
sale denuncatious which they make sganst us as
Sy In the former if they believe as bad they
present u.s. and in the latter if no, believing they so
declare. sorry that in some instances The example
set us on the other side has been followed by some on
ours and could sincerely wish that male
too frequently exhibited their part had been oensr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16

Remaining uncoined, September 30, 1885, STILLS
Mr.. Arson Jones Tuesday presented by The
Acting Secretary of Stale, 10 the President and deli
vered his letter nccrediting him as Minister Penpo-
Tertiary of the Republic of Texas, near the United
States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16

Tile Memory Of Bartlett Yancey-l, will be cherished
by the county which sustained him, in his death and r
repsrable loss.
Our Cdunry-Persh all parties whose success is not
identified with her prosperity perpetuity and peace
fThe Volunteer Toasts drank at the Dinner were not
handed in in time 10 get them in this week paper but
will appear next week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16

The French blockade of Mexico, is creating great
sensation England and Europe In London, the press
has taken most active part in the discussions arising
GU, of the question whether the blockade legal not,
The Partisan press, particularly tho republican portion
defend the conduct of their government in the most
ergec terms II is remarkable, too, that This defence
should be up by that portion of The Partisan press
who are most opposed to the government Of The King
As vet the British government has taken active part
in relation 10 the blockade, but, it is believed that the
oucry raised by the mercantile interest in London and
n,hor commercial towns will prevail on the British go
vernment interfere IN some formal method.
The diplomatic agents Of Mexico and Buenos Ayres
in London, very urgent upon the action OF the 20.
yernment--and this, in con junction with the remon-
STRANGE OF the merchants it supposed will be able
effect check TO the French policy.
We have received some important facts of the views
of the French and the policy Of The Mexicans
/, seems that Mr. Henderson, the diplomatic agent
from Texas, in France in the month Of August or
Senember. In Paris, we learned that he had effected
n commercial treaty with England. As soon as this
important point had been effected in London, Mr..
Henderson proceeded to Paris 10 negotiate similar
treaty there. While in Paris, the news Of The block.
ade Of Mexico gave new view 10 The position
of affairs. II supposed if Mexico did not settle
her difference with France, lhat by some secret ar.
rangement The Texans would attack Mexico by land,
simultaneously with the attack by the French fleet by
All that the government OF Texas wanted TO raise
1000 men in the Western States was q suficiency Of
money. This advance might be made by France a
secret treaty. giving great advantages 10 the TEXANS
On the other hand the diplomatic agents Of Mexico and
the Buenos Ayrcs government were not idle Eng
1t currently stated in the best informed circles in
London, that preparations were made TO attack French
commerce by sea, as the first intma,ion that
gun had been fred on San Juan de Ulloa, or when.
ever Mexico had declared war against France. Swift,
smiling vessels rapidly preparing the Thames,
the Mersey and a, Bristol, ready 10 issue any
any moment. and to under letters of marque from
Mexico or Buenos Ayres. The diplomatic agents Of
both these governments were very busy in perlec,ing
these OF retaliation it believed in Eng