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,nRrD AND SEVEN, and the townships and plan
,,,n,s vrt 10 he heard from, will increase Fairfield
.;or;,y 500 or G0O more So much for Maine in one
year. L,, ,Le vacancies ore filed 81
Democrats, 4 Pipe Layers.
gaotker Yctorp-ln the city OF Portland, on Friday
second TRIAL was made To elect Representatives, winch
resulted in the choice of thee OF the Democratic eau
d,dates-alessrs Todd, Barnes and osgood MI SHAW
The other Democratic candidate wan'ed out iouf v'es
10 secure his election lie had forty more votes thsi
,Ls chest candidates on the Federal ticket, but The
scat,erin, prevented choice The Democrats are con
idcn that they will elect him ais" on the next ua
Portland has been represented by Fedefa'sts since 7''
Tie Banner in Me dust In Vermont, WHICH c,a'"iea
10 be the Banner State Of Wing last year. 'he re
turns as far as received, show change ~ invnr .i s
Democracy Of upwards of THIRTEEN THOU % NJ
In Indiana, the change in favor OF Democracy "u'
I250 00. o,oo
In Tennessee, the change from last year y 9'ooo.
In Alabamu, the change in favor OF the Democracy
is g. 600.
Let ar-riddcn Maryland follow the example sci hef
and throw nf her oppressors Let Baltimore county
and city put their entire strength out that we may sehe
back the glad tdngs those States which have set Us
80 worthy an exanp!e-that we have irnmphed tina
THOMAS, ECONOMY and REFORM have triumph
ed over JOHNSON, EXTRAVAGANZA and TAN
ALTON - Baltimore Republican.
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fErom ,hr 2rn York Ersairs Post.)


Mr. calianns SDerch en- hc Distribution BW.-Our
readers will require apology from US for deprv;ng
them Of a variety Of interesting NATTER 10 make room
for the excellent speech OF Mr. Calhoun lie regards
the distribution law of the most important that
can be presented the people, and, in this view has
exposed the evils and dangers Of it, with all that clear
ness and vgor oiogic, Of which he is SO complete
master.
No one. we think can read Mr.. Calhouns speech
without being convinced d the formidable and Pefnl-
cioIs nature Of that lew. 4 measure cnuid scarcely
hc carried IN more open violation OF the Federal Con-
su,nn the integrity Of the Union, and the rights and
interests Of citizens. Congress has no more right 10
surrender lie public lands to the States, Than II has 10
give up Legislative powers ii IS Tie mere trnsee
of the States and whether it is considered as acting
c,r Them in their federal character in their ndivl-
dual capacities has authority TO relnquish the pow
ers which have been delegated to as an agent Inc
assumption of such right is TO erect the Government,
above The Constitution, to make the creature superior
to the instrument by which Il was created, 10 enable
the federal power to break the relation from which II
derives It's existence.
But if there constitutional difficulties IN the
way Of this law Mr.. Calhoun shows that It Will he IN
itself measure more destructive Of harmony at home
and security abroad than q al has hereto
fore claimed The attention of the people In lis political
BEARINGS IFS direct tendency Ia universal dscord
arraving the States against the od-the indebted
against the non.indebted-the producing against the
acturing against class and citizens against
The government Yet its financial aspects are II pos
sitle still worse. II establishes unjust and IN.
equal system Of taxation It encourages the most pro-
ra,e and reckless schemes Of expenditures It can al
any lime be converted into means OF party ngyfan-
dzemeut and despotism it contains the germs OF
mighty and fearful changes in our whole structure OF
| Goyernmcnt and il strikes deadly blow at our
whole plan Of exterior national dciences first, bv
withdrawing directly the means, and second, by ar,
resting The umeorating and cvilizng influences OF
commerce through the institution Of Tariffs.
1t were however, useless 10 attempt an analysis oil
Mr. Calhorns argument. His reasoning is so close
that we can only commend the whole of this mastery
effort of one Of the nes, inteecis of the country, 10
the mos, deliberate perusal Of our readers.
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VICTORY EVERY WHERE.

Let .Haryand share m Me Lt0Tt0Ns H0FH
Since the has opened in the different States,
there has been one continued stream OF glorious victory
flowing in upon Us. VIII Maryland stop h'-sweep-
ing in the tax layers the ppclayers, and OPP
prcssors of the people
We yesterday recorded The great triumph in Marion
county, Indiana showing a Democratic gain in this
county of SIS roes since last We now fol-
low up the blow with further returns from glorious
Maine, &c.
The Augusta Age gives returns for Governor as fol-
lows:
Fairfield. Democrats canddate) 45,562
Kent, (ripe-Layers candida,e) 3o,3.2
Scattering, l,oi2
FairGrlds majority over Kent, TEN THOUSAND
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX Over Ken
NJ
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DEFINITIONS

9bsiraetioaists-Men who reverence the laws, read
and regard the Constitution and hold their oaths sacred
Practical poeians- Sen who hate abs,Tac; ions and
submit, TO any coarse dictated BY facionbeing, Da
vd Gclatly said Of BniIie McWheeble, particularly
gond msn-"ofa peaceful and quiet, conscience which
ntrcr docs them any harm
Impraeticabfe 1oiiiieians-lonest men, whose rcru-
Plies nuaccommodairg.
Practical common sense politicians Men who would
make up for ignorance BY i;nrudence, and seeing no
farther, follow their noses out OF one bunder 'n'o an
other
Tsto Va "a Virginia vermfuge unfa,liny against
Bolts, and good for the Constitution.
TChnr!fston .Aerea-U.
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Extract from a PIRATE letter.

FORT KING, Il. Fl !
Sept. 22d, lSil-7 o'clock, 7. NJ.
The express from the Yves, is just in. \ letter from
Tampa, says: "Aboul 30 81 Hosptalkas people have
red, and Col Worth is in communication with
the balance 250)but little doubt is entertained that
he will he successful in his negotiations with them
The writer also that there to apprchend
that the yellow fever has made lis appearance al Cecar
Keys God grant happy release from lis nisrrics
The express route has been changed; the mail viii IL
future 70 direct from this Fort 10 Tampa 10y the old
rnInna ruad. Yours, truly.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM NExIco--ANo


Late last evening, We received some highy mn
Intelligence from Yuclian and MeNIcp. lEs'
Mexico is down TO the 9th August, and iTom ~
TO the LIST ui;
Another revolution has broken out in Mexico
Santa Ana is again in the ascendant.
On the 18th ult., Guadalnxara, in Mexico, u6at
command OF Gen. Pardedes, proclaimed for tie !
ton of the Is per cent duty, which had been r (.
levied by Government, and in favor OF Congrs''
elected by the people. THIS created sreai de- {.
element.
Mexico is destined to become a Republic, as
catIn.
The news Of this outbreak reached Vera Cruz
9th, and Santa Ana Immediately proclaimed Y .
of the same measures. He despatched !''p' !.
25lh to occupy the prIncipa! castles and tors lt'
Vera Cruz and the city o, Mexico.
On the Goth Vera Cruz also declared for tne 7,
lion, and then the train almost complete !
overthrow of the Central Government oh w
afternoon, Santa Ana, who had shout 2VoV "
der his command, sent off a sufficient nuisot'
possession of Perote, castle which comnahGs !.
municntion between the city Of Mexico ano 90
They reached there on the 9Th, just as tbr >.
mail was leaving, and It is by this means 'ha'
received the news. As soon as the Genera g :
heard Of what had happened, he despatcheG nv
dred horse to the assistance Of Perot', but sa'.
had possession thereof before these troops cfI 'e1'
six leagues of the place. .
Thus much FOR the new revolution in MeIeo
pears that that country has now its hands ~"
On the Ist ult, the Congress Of Yucatan 1,
no doubt, declared that Province entirely tree w.
rnt, and distinct country from Mexico a, a.. y.
tcrs Of the Congress elected, belong 10 The Pa''
paratlon. ram
Colonel Paraza was sent By the fucatan 90.
on the 2Sth, as commissioner 10 Texas, Feia','
mutual defence Of the two Republics, a5','>i, +.
which Mexico is now preparing for the blochi 1.
coast. OF this feet, two iron steamers us
England, to be ready next January, and Two -:
at Brown and Bells yard, in this CITY, 70 y
sixty days. And that Government recehu!
fine Spanish brig at Vera CInz, when = =, d
for service. How long will this heet te'"''
hands of the Mexicans ~ J. Htrdtd'
Fgox SorrH AAERrci.-The baraue oso. s.,
rived at Boston from Monteyideo, bring, pap,
5lh August. An action took place Oh no", = B.!
the Sd between the blockading ssuadi1ro,a N. =
| Ayres md the Montevideo squadron: ne al.e.
| feet we're defeated, and Withdrew from ''.e me-.
does not appear that any vessel was e.r
schooner of the MoDtevidean fleet sunk on -
! after her return into harhor.
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dilute explanation OF the matter, or take such ,na,
ne il should in defence of the persons and u-,n.,,
The American citizens from The attacks Of ,ba H., y
.nldierv. remains TO be We make the ,''''
extracts from the Montreal papers:-.S u Ganl,,J
From the .Monreqt Herald '"
We are happy 10 learn that man (Groa,,,
ous dpripr the border Disturbances in Lower c,'
has been arrested and lodged III jail. Bu, from .
Of papers drawn up consequence Of the trial az w
(Which we shall publish as soon as poss,be.l 90 j
that this man also VIII, ny Tue Sl"ssest perjury Le M
to evade justice.
The notorious Gfogan, whose Name coupled ,,,.
different aggravated cases OF incendiarts,n On H.
tier is doubtless familiar TO our readers aas .,.,,q,.
brought to this city, in charge Of party of the 0,
Light Dragons, and safely lodged i'll j1l.
The Philadelphia Inquirer OF Friday says. "Wa -,
erday saw a gentleman who had just left Tito, II.
left that place the evening Of Tuesday Ias, MI
states tina, the stories that have reached tins oua,,
excitement, probable var, &C. appeared L. hun. vll
on the spot, greatly exaggerated tie travelled con.
ably out OF ha route IN order 10 visit utca under i
impression that the whole population would be ar,,a,
and absorbed in the Nc Leod case. On the contrary IL
found the paying very little attention 10 II, a.,
more than is usually paid 10 murder IN Phlacr
phia. The Witnesses, the reporters, and the meas
mongers were, of course, making the most II tie u.,
ter ard II was thought that much contradictory e,.
mony would be submitted, but that The accus a,gt.
be able TO prove an aiiJi. lie patriots ana NJ
levcs that many OF Tie rumors that have iuunt ,e,
way into the public journals, should be considered !,
decided humbugs.
SrEcE OF WAR.-The Chatauque y. Mrsseree-
states that the new British steamer dscogcis1
by Capt. Knapp, officer Of the IT, s Army C.v,4
land taking soundngs and surveying the passage tote
harbor lie hailed her, but receiving no reply tie irtd
gun over her stern and another over her bow habc
her each time, but still receiving reply, lie irc an
Their into her hull, whereupon She put on steam d.
parted
BEl1Ism STEAMSHIPS oS THE LskEs.-iLe \ 81.
Express remarks that good deal Of so'icGae u. t.a
produced on the frontier, by the British GoypfHa,.
building several armed steamships the llkc> a..
the opinion prevails that it has been done IN soaia,
the treaty between Great Britain and tbs cort.i.
which limits each 10 vessel on Lake On:er,o,
exceeding 100 tons burthen, III an J. pound catbt
On the Upper Lakes a vessel under similar ru'a'ar.
and also one on Lake Champ lan under Differentiation
SIX from either side requisite 10 aaG. Il.
treaty.
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From .lc .siseny .a,rs,, s.y,. %.


RI is proper 10 apprze readers, that one OF The
editors Of this paper will remain at Utica during the
trial Of Mcleod and vii! fully report The proceedings
and testimony. The following extract Of letter
from that source
Itiea Sept %.
As 10 the Mcleod business The trial cannot come
on until Monday next, if at all: Mr.. Spencer said al
most much yesterday in court, when The cause was
called for by Mr. Hall pro formo, with view TO some
understanding 10 the time when witnesses should be
in attendance. The las have asceralncd) is
the unexpected reluctance Of certain importan, sit
nesses the part Of the defence, TO attend personally
at Uica which refusal not kno Sn 10 the prisoner
counsel until after the commission had closed both nj
Toronto aud kingston have learned enough TO know
that they deemed material witnesses 10 romPcte the
chain OF evidence relied on TO prove aiib and that
Nc eod counsel would feel liberty go to trial
without their testimony in shape.
Meanwhile, cloud Of witnesses against Mcleod,
came down this morning from Buffalo, Chippewa, De-
troll, &c. Mckenzie, Theler, Sutherland and other
cons pcuous Patriot leaders are on the ground. Gen
temen connected with the press also here, from
New York and elsen here, and are busy, particularly
the former, making preparations for forwarding the
news 10y express daily during the trial.
The Attorney General gave notice that he should
again cali on the to morrow; but that cannot expe
dit matters.
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From another Cerrrporden'.l

Uric., Sept %, IsII
IL is very certain that the trial of Mcleod will
not until Monday Of next week. There have
been suhPGnatd the part o. the people something
arrived yesterday; and some of whom are leaving, as
is SAID, because they are too poor 10 stay.
The defence will CONSIST principally Of dispositions
which have been taken BY commission in Canata.-
Miss Thompson, however, will appear in person
The stands thus: The steamer Caroline,
the property of William Wells was destroyed at Schlos-
scr on the night of the 27th Of December, 1897, in
which transaction Amos Durfee, citizen, killed
The persons concerned in the matter have been deemed
By the authorities of this state have committed the
for. Mcleod vas charged with having been partl-
cpa,ur in the transaction; and, coming within the
State, he arrested, and, examination committed
BY magistrate TO prison, 10 answer. On the 9th OF
Moves brr last, he indicted, and the indctrnen
having been sent 10 the oyer and tcrnncr of Niagara
county, from the general sessions where it was found
the prisoner moved IT into the supreme court By cert
orar which court has sent it down to the circuit OIL
Oneida county 10 be trayersrd. Here it is now 10 be
tried, civil suit by the circuit Judge and not BY
the oyer and terner, in which the county Judges pre-
| side with tie circnit judge
Perhaps your readers would like TO hear how the man
looks 10 whom such notoriety has been given. lie is
rather comey ana stout, athletic man, of about 50
years of age; measures 5 feet II inches, and weighs
about 20 lbs Has light complexion sandy hair, blue
eyes, full face, and broad jaw bones nose little turned
up large mouth, teeth regular. and very white and, in
| his manner of speaking, be is moderate.
HIS history is this Alexander Mcleod is native Of
Perthshire, in Scotland and was of numerous ia
mily OF INDECENT parents. AT early age he enlisted
soldier in Of the regiments of guards, where he
10 the rank Of sergeant and then obtained bis dis
charge, and emgra.ed 10 Upper Canals, and located
Himself in the Niagara district, where he aFpoatec
deputy sheriff. the sheriff, Hamilton, another Scotch
man and when the rebellion broke out in Canada, ir
1897 he took decided stand for the British Govern
ment The residue of his history will be given on bin
| trial. &. G.
| THE GnoGaS AFrAIE.-The tone Of the Canadian
papers, in relation 10 The abduction Of Col. Grogan, il
IN evidence Of the bitter feelings entertained by he
Majrs,ys subjects towards the Republic. The seizur'
mace appears, b. authority. The Wing presses
Thy 10 zcuse or PALATE the outrage Whether 60
s snfiicpni WsLsierian TO demand inlme
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u The Picayune says, 'sHe arr informed ,i.a' J!
Harbour has been elected to the House Of RrP''.
tircs, from West Fcllcana, 10 fill the yacqnrf Z
siond by the resignation of Mr.. Barrow, Wig
Harbour beat Halle, Wing, about % votes. 1h'h'
destroys the Wing ascendcncy in our State Lrg'si.'
The majority now, upon joint ballot, is bu, one F'a
no iavp -
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wAsulsG7oS, Sept. 2sth, 1911.

approaching Eieetions-The annual Election
Georgia takes place October 9th; Maryland, Oh :
Carolina, 18th; New Jersey, 18th and 18Th. Penn.
ma and Ohio, 18th; Michigan Mississippi, ami A.'.'
ID November; New York. Cd, Sd and +t ,c.;g
and Massachusetts, OH the 9Th.
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,IoI-cus-I,n A., pas,nc. and have for sale, III "
L The much celebrated Tinker pi"nsl. s,rx,rR 4
'"s THOMAS sPEa1tn' ~
Fu.. Cra.s street as'f. q, !.
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WA,nrsGros, September 80. Prince dr JIM
and suite arrived i'll this city yerie'day and ,ooS
lngs al Browns Hotel
In The course of the day, we understand tie P,:g
paid his respects 10 the Chief Magistrate.
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nnnn rr,rc rnnm rIn.InA

S.v.ysAu, September g By The arrival ycsterda
Of the L S steamer Gen. Taylor Captain Peck, "
have the cheering intelligence Of the coming in Of SIX
/, Indians, and The prospect upwards OF two hun
bred more they having promised 10 meet Col. WORT
at Pease Creek the 22d inst. These Indians belon!
=, u,sn;,aki's band and include the whole of this III
domi,ablc Chiefs people.
The prospec, Of closing this lang and inlermnab
war every day under the auspices OF the gal
Ian, Worth The blow long since struck by Go
lionel flarney which will give peace to Florida
and we confidently believe that with the commence
ncnl OF the new year The long desired result will b.
accomplished.
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Colrespondcnee ef tie Sarannah Georgian.

TIUKIUAi SVTl ~Ii III
Dear SIR As the express rider was returning from
Fort Russell 10 Prla;ka last night, about nine miles
distant from the latter post, three Indians fired on INN,
,younding his horse severely The horse ran about
mile when he fell, the Indians in close pursuit. The
~ showing brace Of pistols made the ras-
cais come 10 a halt for council IF rar. suppose the
exprcssmar, not having much leisure far ebat used
sAanks marc the best advantage got safely INTO the
post unhuri, rery tired and very much frightened AS
lie had coed reason 10 be.
Capt, ker, with command Of Dragons, was instant.
patched u the place. but could discover no trace OF
le ru,aints beyond VIA, they made while in pursuit
Yours truly in hustle
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EAST FLORIDA, sept -, lcil.
Gentlemen Col. Worth, the Commander Of florl-
da, has again been successful. portion OF Hosp
TAXI people, numbering SIXTY, according to promise
met him Pon,a Rnsas, and were saeiy taken care 81
The balance Of the tribe, mastering some fo h'"dIc"
and trra.a is To meet him day Pcase Creek ~
doubt but they will come in, and is equally certain
they do they eW emgsate, as the Colonel makes II
point Of honor no, dsappont these internal rascais
N that parl;cular Yours.
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S,vAsyAu, September 25.-By the Y. S steamer
Ncwbern Captain McNclty, arrived yesterday toH'
Paika the Editor Of the Georgian received advlces
from his esteemed correspondents in Flo-ida, from
which ii seems that they apprehcnd the appearance Of
lie u,iic~ tirfr !, Cedlr Keys. We refer our friends
TO tie sui,IcncG:
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FIoRIpA, Srpt. y, I-II.

FLORIDA, sept Y, IcII.
The news from Tampa Bay continues 10 be cheering,
and has put Us quite good spirits. Sixty OF Hosp.
takis rasamuiiins have in and surrendered al
Pona Rnsas the remainder abnu, 25O are 10 be N tins
day at Pease Creek. Nothing yet from the Okechobee
scout In haste, yours, &c.
CorrtspoaGeRcc If he Savannah Gsor@idn.
FLORIDA, Sept. -, l5il.
Dear Sir Every thing favorable prospect Of
speedy termination Of this wa-. On the l3.h instant
part Of Iospitakis band, numbering sixty met Col.
Worth, according 10 promise, at Ponta Rosas. me
rest Of the tribe, numbering over two hundred, will
meet him on this date Pease Creek. You must m
dcrstand that when Indian meets our Colonel II IS
fully understood he Is not TO go out again, but must
enirra,e Runners out to bring IN ha!itcS
Tusrnug.ce No doubt but their efforts wall he sue
ccssfu Tiger Tai IS assembling his people on the
w,hacoochee, preparatory 10 their coming IN some
time during next month
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Lucas tDem majority over Barton Wing 81.
Byrds DEM majority over Gather (Whig) Al, and
over Magill (Whig) 81.
Woods (Dem) majority over Gather 46, and over
Msgill 96.
Federal Wing majority for Harrison in November,
l2-Democratic gain 80.
Old Frederick has thus glory enough for one
day and if her noble example followed in the other
counties of the State the Old Dominion will continue,
where she always true TO her principles, and the
righteous cause of Democracy.
JEFFERSON.
Barton said TO have - jority. We learn that the
polls at Harpers Ferry kept open three days. tha,
The precise vote of the county will not be known before
Saturday This we suppose will not materially vary
the above result Moer' and Kennedy (Whgs) elect.
ed to the House of Delegates
BERKELEY.
slip from the Free Press office, Charleston, says
awe have returns from all the precincts IN this
ty except Falling Waters. The majority for Mr. Bar
ton is I05 which will be increased to about lao by The
precinct 10 be heard from Mr.. Faulkner spresent ma.
iority over Blue for the Senate, 44. E. P. Hunter
and Samuel Newkirk (Whigs) elected to the House
of Delegates, without opposition.
"From the large ortes for Barton in Berkeley and
Jefferson is evident that he will be elected to Con
gress notwithstanding the large vote Of Frederick in
favor of Mr.. Lucas"
From the Charleston Jefferson Co. Free Press-Eitra.
aJrrrERsos ELEcTIos.-The general election OF
VIRGINIA, took place on Thursday last. The following
Is he result in this county-by which it will be seen
that the Wings are again triumphant BY an increased
majority since the Presidential election
For Congress.
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FOREIGN.
From the Boston Times.
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA, AT BOSTON.
S;rtesn daus later

Sixteen days later.
The Var Panc,-E6eet in England Of the ne'os by The
Britannia-Great excitement at the non arrival OF the
Steamer President-Report Of the blindness Of the
Princess Royal-Daring robbery at Windsor Castle
Chartist movements Parliamentary ne'os.-Franee:
The Fertilization BiH-Wariike threat Of France
-4narehieai Increment in .sfarseiUes-?fairs Of the
East-Di6iea'ties in the Tureo-Egyptian QUESTION
General European Neos, Foreign Markets. State Of
Trade, &C., &c.
The Steamship Columbia Capt Judkns, arrived at
her mornings in Boston harbor, on Monday evening,
4h and has made her passage in Is days, which, con-
rapid run She brings 80 passengers from Liverpool to
Halifax so from Liverpool to Boston, and s from Ha
lifax to Boston
We find in our papers no news of great Importance;
in fact the press of England appear to have been dis
eussing, for long time, the Mcleod question, with
great deal Of ardor.
The arrival of the packet ship Patrick Henry, with
General Harrsons address, and the arrival of the
steamer Britannia with dispatches for the British 60
yernmen tending to alay most feverish excitement
which had prevailed in all classes and our last advces
show much better feeling towards this eountry, and
rapid advance in the money markets.