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PENNSYLVANIA.

We were visited on Saturday night, says the
Philadelphia Inquirer, of yesterday, between 9
and 10 o'clock, with an Extraordinary storm, ac-
companied by heavy thunder and vivid light
ming. Shortly after 8, the buildings in various
parts of our city trembled and shook for several
seconds, as if through the agency of an earth
quake. Many of our citizens were alarmed,
and the pause which immediately succeeded the
shock, especially to those who were in situations
of quiet and repose, calculated fully to experience
the terrible sensation-was marked by feeling
of awe and solemnity. We kave since been in
formed that the waters Of the Delaware were ag-
itated by heavy and unusual swell at the same
time.
CELEBRATING a VIcToRY. The Wing Associ-
alton of Dock Ward, says the Philadelphia Lcdg-
er, have passed resolution, recommending the
different wards TO take into consideration the pro-
priety of calling town meeting, for the purpose
of making collections to be applied to the pur-
chase of fuel and other necessaries of life for the
benefit of the suffering poor, during the ensuing
winter. This, they believe, will be the best pub
lie demonstration Of joy at their victory that they
can make, 1t Is certainly better than night pro
cessioas, and wasting gunpowder.
ELDRlDdE AcaUITTED.-Dr Eldridge, whose
trial has occupied the attention of the Court of
Criminal Sessions for some days, was acquitted
on Saturday last, and the Jury determined that
the costs should be paddy the county Theprin-
cipal difficulty was, as we understand, doubt
as to the identity. The Doctor was reEanded,
to await trial upon another charge.
The following just tribute to the talent of
our townsman, j. N. MoJILToN, Esq, we copy
from the Boston Transcript. The editor of
that paper is man of fine taste, and just
discrimination. Praise from him, is always
the expression of true sentiment Of admira-
ton:
Poems BY ]. n. McJILToN.-These poems
evince much originality of thought and fertility
ofimagination, with many indications of fine
poetic feeling. They are various in descrip-
ton and in length; the longest is the triumph
of Liberty" which is good, but not equal to
many of the smaller pieces. The ''tOmb of
Bezzaris" "Confdence," and ''The old Elm, :"
are among our favorites, and we ha, observ-
ed with pleasure, God walks in Judgment"
which we had previously admired in the old
daily journals. As a whole, the. book is far
superior TO any collection of miscellaneous
poetry we have seen for long time; the de-
fects proceed from faulty style-not from I'M
substantial matter; and we have to complain
more of inharmonious versihcation, than OF
common place thought; there is lack rather q
rhyme than of reason. The work is got up in
handsome style, and is for sale by Otis, Broad
ers b Co.
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SPECIE in New Orleans is worth from to
3 per cent. more than Bank paper. u States
Treasury notes and American gold, bear the
same vaIue
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NIITuN .TO sU0I,FI Elk. iItSA VELnIl

TNyO sEANII1N, WAGGOEERS AND OH
III Frs. The subscribers have received large sup
ply of Mattresses suitable for Berts of Vessels, Steam
boats, Wagoners Beds, &c, which will be sold by the
hundred or single one, by application at the Bedding
Maus. 49, IN s.aa- +, b, o. HODGES & co. ~ I
N. w. & s. w. corner of Lombard and Light streets.
i-+t'is ftF -
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:. ne total vote polled in Pennsylvania, at the
E1eslqential election, according to the Reporter,
= zoo,oSS. There were 343 votes thrown for
Birney, the Abolition candidate.
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RAILROAD WHEEL WITH WOOD TIRE.-Mr
Henery Discles, an Englishman, has Introduc-
ed new rail road wheel which the Liverpool
papers compliment highly. II consists of a
common wi eel with deep CT annelled tire, in
which blocks of wood, chemically prepared TO
render them impervious 10 wet, are fixed, with
the grain placed vertically, ana are then fasten-
ed with one or two bolts TO each. The wheel,
when so fitted and turned, presents rather a
deeper rim than usual, and shows wood faced
tire.
The wheel is stated to possess many advan-
tages; thatthe wood wears a considerable time;
that it can be easily either returned or re-tir-
ed, and this without the usual cost or labor;
that il works smoother and easier than iron IT,
red wheels, with the advantage Of going well
in wet weather upon inclined planes, having a
sufficient bite ON the rail, without dropping
sand to assist it in this respect; and, lastly, an
important result will be, that the rails themsel-
yes will suffer less wear, and that Il e fasten-
ings, sleepers, and blocks will receive less in
jury, and thereby favor the laying of rails on
stone blocks wherever they are considered most
desirable.
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TaATFsET COTTON sEENs1 TWINE.-
The subscribers, agents for the sale ef GARRISON q
Patent Seins Twines have now on hand, and will be
terms. q ~ ~ " SELEMANs & CROOK, IT" 20 !
ma dst 7ph ,intr1 corner OF South &c Pratt
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Jacob Cook has been appointed Deputy High
Constahle,l in place of Madison Jeifsrs.
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GtARR.-Ihe advertiser wishes TO procure com
u Portable Residence, with a small tract of land,
within two miles from Baltimore, for which he viii
give in exchange Dwelling House, in eligible part
Of the city Anote addressed 10 p r. p and left at the
Pilot Office, will meet with prompt attention.
n014-dtf '' on H'i4''r7J il't 81 stlif p
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-NTOTICE-The Stockholders of the Susquehanna
In BanS are hereby notified that an Election will be
held at their Banking House, Port DePosite, on the
cohd Monday of December next, between the hours ri
II O'Clock A. NJ. and o'cIock Pr for nine directors
TO manage the a1airs of said Company for u months
thereafter. in conformity To the charter. n9 eoeH
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Notes Of the iCopso dated Bank Of New Or
leans, altered from $50 to $500, have been thrown
into circulation. sres
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE AThe Gle
IA ditors of John b. Robinson, deceased, hereby
requested to bring in their claims the subscriber
payment by the lst day Of January NEXT and all per
sons indebted 10 the estate are notified settle their
respective claims before that day. summary measures
will be resorted to 10 collect them. n siIyaigGii
...J ..5-... HENRY L. MCNAMARA, Admir-
Oct. IL, 1910. T. .. i, oc20.iw
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Iy-HARRlS SON. CONVENTION AND CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.-The Harrison Convention will meet
at The Convention Chamber, 'North Bend" on FRI
DAY EVENING, the 30t inst. at O'Clock. t.
..t ..,' LEVI FAHNESTOCK,
3. Ht.s4 ROB'T. A, COLEMAN, 4
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EpOARDING LILA few restpbtalae gentlemen cap
- be Comfortably accommodated, either with al
ton at Mrs. VANLEAR's, No. a, ST. Paul;s street
near Baltimore st. stF5hgs MG ~ ~ oeqs,f
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM HAND, for a term OF yegr,
IA servant man. about 25 years ofage last Febrns-
ry, having five years TO fom that time. He is
smart and actve-was raisel in the country a farm,
and has never live IN the city. For further infoma.
and Intelligence Office, old establishment, No 2, West
Faystte street. basement of Bappm's City Hotel NIL
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TRANSPORTATION OF STLK.-The Journal
of the American Society states that the i'm
poItstion Of silk into the United States, during
the year ending 3Oth of September, 1889, a.
mounted TO nearly twenty-three millions of
dollars. Compared with other articles import
ed, that Of silk is one fourth more than the a.
mount of any other. The amount of manufac-
lures ofcotton imported was 1882, 1897; of
iron, $l2, O5l SOS; of cloth and cassmeres 81
07s, 90G worsted stufs, 81, 025, 1893; other man
ufactures of wool, SO, 567, I6l; one half the val
lie Of silks and worsted stufs, : ,l69, O42; total
woollen goods, $1s.saI.9O. The importation
of sugar amounted to $9,924, 632; linen, &c..
zsl,27s. So that the importation of silk near
equals that of woollen and linen together,
and is equalto half Of the other fabrics com
bined.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
TEYIHIS Line will discontinue running after Wcdnes-
Il day next, 18th inst. until next spring.
No freight, by this Line for Philadelphia, can be Ia
ken after Tuesday, l7th. ' tti
All persons indebted TO this Line will please pay the
Immediately it being desirable 10 close The years
business this month. Il, SHEPPARD,
nol6-dlm P t'h" '.' Agent
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g. ..lI t.l.- hObFI. A. COlIEshAN, Of. .
nOI7 Secretaries.
RETRIEVING STATE CENT RALiCOMMITTEE
will meet THIS lTuesday) AFTERNOON, the 18th
inst. at O'Clock.
nol7 N. +. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
hs-lITH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB You are
requested to attend special meeting Of the Club, THIS
(TueSday) EVENING, at 81 O'Clock, TO be held at the
General Wayne Inn corlerof Paca and Baltimore SITS;
the chair will be taken at O'Clock precisely Business
of Importance will claim your immediate attention
nol7 JOS, X. STAPLETON. President
FIFTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB-1he mem
hers of this Club are requested TO meet at Sharp's
School Room, Exeter street, near Baltimore street,
THIS Tuesday Evehng,i lnh instant, att oclock.-
Business of importance will be presented TO themeeting,
and il is hoped every member will attend punclualIy az
the hour JOHN HENDERSON, Pres't.
Jas. Il. VALIANT, Rec. Sec'y. nl7
N7-NINTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB viii
meet at the AMERICAN Coffee House Liberty street, on
THIS Tuesday EVENING, 18th inst at I O'clock
The members are requested to be punclual in their at
tendance, as business of Importance will come before
the meeting. 4 HL' -'ti ALEX. SMITH, Pres't.
JOIN w. WooDs, sec'y. s.i- '-r ,H nl7
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TAyHE INTEREST OF ALL. person wish
I'll ing purchase Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses
Colts omfOrts, Sc, will find il greatly to their ntereS
to call athe Bedding Marts, N. w and $. w.
of Lombard and Ligh Streets where they will find the
most extensive assorlmentin the Union, which viii be
on the IN st reasonable terms. - . . DE. " du
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q s-7CoMFoRTABLE, COMFORTS
~ Just finished, alarge supply of Comfortahes, an
excellent article for the approaching winter person
ensconced beneath one OF those truly comfortable ar
oles can bid defiance TO the rudesi attacks of his frosty
7, Apply AZ The N. w, s. s. W. corner Of Lombard I
bght Streets oM
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FOREIGN VOTERS.
From the National Intelligence.

CHICAGO, (lLL) Nov. 2, 1910.
't,rhe polls have just closed-1 ,431 votes Ia
ken--a monstrous poll for a city containing
5000 Inhabitants. Locofoeo majority ISsg
In 1888, when the same vote was cast the Van
Buren, majority on congressman was 433-a part
oi the CANAL voted here. The locos expect
ed 300. They consider this Harrison triumph
Reports from the country come in favorablv-
There are $4,000 foreign voters, (unnaturalizedD
in this State. They vote in mass the Van Bu-
rem ticket, owing to the supposed opposition of
the Wings to the foreign franchise The chan
that the Van Buren, ticket viii be elected;
but we have hopes that the farmers of the north
ern and middle parts OF the State will balance
the enormous foreign vote in the southern coun-
ties and ON the Canal line.
II none but native and naturalfzed citizens
were entitled to vote, we should make clean
sweep for old Tip; but il is hard work to coun-
teract the dead weight of 1900 alien votes"
We would call the attention OF our readers to
the fact here stated, and ask why is it that pre-
minent statesmen hesitate to modify our natu-
rahzation laws, so as to prevent this control of
foreign voters' Why is it that the Globe and
other administration papers, who have said SO
much about foreign gold, say little about for
eign votes' Is it not because this foreign infiu-
enee has already assumed distinct and con-
solidated shape, and seeks TO purchase politi-
cal irnmunities by forming political alliances
with those who will bid highest for their votes'
Does it not follow, that it is an interest which
will always be thrown OH the wrong side, and
thus defeat the popular principle of our Govern
mont? If this foreign influence is thrown into
the scale of the minority, who thus obtain the
control of public affairs, it follows that this is
government of the minority, and not, as we
have boastcd, of the majority.
= Do not these things require the attention Of
every man who loves libertx2
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BpRAZIERs' RODs-of all sizes, from a-6
EB TO in. fH t4 IT,
Square Iron, atd /" u." SIG IN. TO 10
Scroll do IS f..st-.tt raE s#t L4H.
Hoop do ., t.., .I, 3in.te II in
Together withaa general assortment of STOVES, for
sale by .Hi'fTtT tta OLIVER PARKER,
seplS corner of Calvert Lombard ste.
BEAR CREEK HOTEI-C North Point.)
FHyEITE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
Il the public that he has, for the future taken the said
HOTEL under his entire management, and there shall
be exeriens spared on his pan 70 render the paee
worthy of public patronage -
sep3 r''f'fT'I = HENRY e HoUCK.
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VA UIxEHART,ss GENERAL VARIETY
-HV STORE, l0lf Baltimore ST., Baltimore, where can
be had ON reasonable terms, Wholesale and retail coarse
and fine IWINES; Patenf Lamp and CandIc WICK;
SPINNING WHEELS; Stacking, bed and Sash CORDS;
Willow SLElGHS; CarragesaIid Cradles; BELLOWS;
BRUSHES; Marbles; Chuns; and every other article
lepnging 10 this line. '' t'" 10th mo %
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members of fhc PRESENT Con. ress.
fTo supply vacancy.
Van Buren, members, 81; Wings, 10.
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/, nrErAI CoLLEGE.-We had the pleasure
last week of attending the Introductory lee
lures of the professors of this institution, and
are qrafifedto state that they were fine speci-
mems of the taste and talents Of the learned gem
tleuen composing the faculty, It is creditable
to our city that she is the irstto move in this
important enterprise, and we hope the institu-
ton which has first commenced its career may
be successful in elevating the standard oil excel
lence in Dental Surgery, and driving from the
profession the armies of ignorant pretenders,
who now inGest the communities Of every city
and village in the country.
The lecture of Prof Hayden upon Dental
Literature, was combination of mental
strength with great practical experience, and
contained many useful hints to the aspirant at
ter honors in science generally Prot. Thomas
E. Bond, Jr., was exceedingly happy in illus
trating the ridiculous progress Of empiricism,
and we would that every quacI in the country
had been present, to hear the delipeation of his
character and witness the repeated assurances
of the audience of their belief in its truth.
Prof. Harris on Theoretical and Mechanical
Dentistry, covered neatly the whole ground
the students collegiate course, and gave much
useful instruction that will be valuable to the
dentist in his constant practice. DR.. H. is one
of the most interchangeable and industrious of his
profession, and is destined to become an orna-
ment to the science he is chosen 10 teach.
The lecture of Prof. Bailey was on the ele-
mentary principles ofAnimal Organization, in
which he showed himself not only a complete
master of his subject, but possessed ofthe tact
accommodating to others, which renders him
Invaluable as an instructor. Having enjoyed
the pleasure of attending his lectures on Anat-
omy, while professor in the University of Ma
ryland, we are prepared te speak of him as a
teacher of this intricate and interesting science
His superior is not to be found, his equal of
rare occurrence. We regard him as about the
most able and scientific lecturer the University
of Maryland ever had,-none have equalled
him in that institution since the days of Wells
We understand that the class for the present
year is formed and the college in actual oper.
alton. The class is made up ofintelligent and
highly respectable young men; and we doubi
not, if they are as industrious in acquiring
knowledge as the professors are prepared e
communicate it, they will become distinguished
in their profession Visitor.
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EDAETNERSHIP DISsOLyED.-g'he pan-
Ia nershp existing heretofore in Washington City IN
der the name of Hamilton < Denham, is This day dis
solved by consent. ..
l J. ri. HAMILTON,
mold 40 "a ..a.ft .E.-l# z. w. DENHAM.
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NLIYER PARKER, CORNER OF CAL
W vert and Lombard streets, offers for sale
500 bundles American and 10 casks Sheet Zinc
English Sheet Iron 1000 lbs Lead Pipe
so packs Russia do 200 bundles Iron Wire
% tons best American tons SpeIter
Boiler Iron 10 tons hoOped Rod Iron
400 pigs Lead 10 do Band & Scroll do
100 boxes Tin Plates ii 40 do Scotch Pig Iron
100 pigs Banca Tin English Blistered and CaA
$50 do Cornwall do Steel ..l.
With an extensive assortment of Stoves, ships Cam
bOOses. sc, &c. 1909 Sc %
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-17

The New OrIeans papers Of Tie Both uli
contain accounts Of regular engagement
bet"eenthe Texas militia aud the Cumauche
Indians On Plumb creek, 5 niles wesi oi
Goods on the l2lh ut. The Indians were
driven from the woods, in which they had
taken their position for battle, aud routed
"Ith the loss Of 40 killed, ? prisoners, and
upwards OF 200 horses and mules, laden with
the plumber Of LlnnvlIlc, aud tue low coun.
Try, which they had recently overrun, Il
was intended to pursue them 10 the hope Of
overriding them before they reached tho
mountalns.--Ndt. Htelhgencer.
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asv Mr. Ogie's Speech We c5prg.
tins week Mr. Ogle's Speech, and wc TIN,
no man who Will read il aitentiycy ,hloa
but must be satisfied Of a grea, waste 4
" Public Money IN fitting up house q,
" Democratic President to hive m-
Reader, only think that for furnishing ia
house and putting the grounds IN oss,
since the Reforming and Retrench,,g
Administrations OF Gen. jackson ss
Martin Van Buren, has cost the People b.
sum Of SiJ9,i02 5S. Yet nolv....
standing the expenditure Of this enormqa
sum, s3,6b5 vas appropriated last CO
gress for still further alterations and Il.
pairs Of the President. house. Ths =.
should think, was enough to drive ever
true friend 70 an economical eor,rarts
from the support Of such man as Mara
Van Buren,, bat We are sorry to say thai
there are mani y no are ready TO Jus'i', 'As
President in all he has done for i !. d,
President that has caused the expeuIlla.
to be made aud M one else, let them chatg
It TO whom else they please. Wear IA
that Mr.. Clinton generates the Prcyj-R
from all blame. It's trac that Nr. C.s,a
made a Speech IN reply 10 Mr.. Ogle ~
the Loco Focos seized il with ayldv
clearing Mr. Nan Buren, from all ccr,1r
Now, hear What Mr. Clinton SAYS ia Y,
ter published after the Adjournment, q CO
grcss, an eStnct from which we give b.
low not having the whole letter a, bla1
OF NE purchases 3 hich had t,en made. a.
piicIlly atsrluinnd all kuoNlc5Fs, ! had ncasu
s"cu the bl.is, - that tlHla nor d.i speak q, Z
m any manner refer . them Ny remarks ~,
exclusively applied 10 tns appropriation. ,ad q
The appropriations only. Il ia Wel knoaa Isi
thofe H a Committee on E1psadifgcs, dsra
and ndepeHden, Of The Cognmitic, on The rs.E
buildings. and b} the former. and no, tie lls'f
ell such Disbursements IS are now SPOKEN q ~
properly SUBJECTS Of inquiry and snimadreu0a
And herc distinctly and explicitly declare Ia
% the character q the purchases OF furniture !
Nr Wan Buran, botwccn the 4ih nf March a..
the f;h of December. 1897, % which the cefia
cate reiofs, uttered nni a word II rrnsTk, r.
knew nothing, and before tho delivery 9. NJ
ogirs speech, bad brsrd nothing 81 ne sritat'
OF the bills, which are ihr subjects o. hs c9E
mcn', When the appropriation was grin'ei %
der which these purchases WEIR msde, vlsH''
chairman Of the COMMITTEE Tbs Vas % 'f'e
cond session q The 9th ConErs1s snd m} q
po'nlmcut was in the Congress after u?il
that, since that psriod, wllstovet has becn $50
for, either for the public grounds or the pab'
bindings m improvements, repairs or ipfn''A
has come through tho 1aHal and formal c'iiia''a
furnished by the commissioner, sith no rrli''
made 10 the committee, directly or indirectly ~
knowledge, from the President Tins o'Fr'-
ton Is, at c'st, due to the independent aa''1a q
my associates"
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pInI.Il. MEETINA.S

Gen, 3. VI. EIney, vii address the ciu
zeEs 1t Ltucolo aud Meckienhurg, a
Reeves Springs, IN the lover end OF Lin
coin, on the lsl day Of Ot,oJer, on the grca
political questions which aoy agi,a,e lh,
pubic mind.
On tie Both day Of Oc'ober next, DAVE
+. Caldwell, jas. W. Osborne, end ". J
Alexander, E.qrs. together with other DIS
ungmsbed gentlemen, vii address the cut
gems Of Lincoln, Meckleuburg aud lredell
at the Cstaa ba Springs, when aud where a
general atendeHee Of the cluzens, Of oil Pal
ties, Is requested.
These gentlemen, together with Gen.
Edney, vii address, the cHlzrus of Ruther
ford and Lincoln, ou Saturday the 3lst, al
" dson Springs, IN the lower par, Of Roth
criord County. In" Clz,ns generally are
invited to attend, anl hear the subloc, OF Ma
uonal politics fully aud ably discussed. -
Wing Bunaer.
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FROM MEXfCO-THE REVOLUTION
ENDED


BY The ship Norma from Havana, We
have papers from thai city TO the 22d OF
August, containing advices from the xext.
can capital to July 2sIb. Although but
one day later than our previous date,, tley
contain intelligence ul considerable Impor
lance.
The revolution, II will be- remembered,
broke out on The morning Of the 10Th, from
Which tune TIL the 10Th there was more or
less fshting between the cOnieaclng par
ties nearly every day. II appears, hosev.
er, that during the whole atar cniy 80 OF
the beligereHts we're killed or wounded
while on the other hand no less than AGO
peaceabe inhabitants shared the same
fate.
The first oyertures Cor q compromise
were made by the insurgents (undcr Gen
Urea, GA the 23d, at the solicitation Of the
Archbishop aud Generals Herrera, Niche
appointed on both sides, aud after long cuu.
iInucd conferences, were unable 10 Hgrec.
Fighting was hercupon resumed, aud con.
tluued, more OF less, I'll the 2Glh lncluslve.
10 the evening Of that day The Archbishop
waited on President Bustamete, aud eulreat.
ed him 70 stop the eltlsion Of blood b,
granting to The insurgents suitable guaraa
tees for their safety. Al eleven o'clock Of
tho same night Convention vas signed by
the Commissioners Of toe coulendlng par.
tles-JorHaL Commerce.
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The Greatest Non-vbe orco,es, m

The Greatest Man,.-The greatest man
IS lie who chooses the right with lnvlnclblo
resolution; who resists the sorest tempta.
lions from within and from without who
bears the heaviest burdens chcerfuily who
10 calnest IN storms, aud most fearless under
meuaces aud frowus whose reliance on
truth, on virtue, en- God, is most unfallerlng.