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CONSUMPTlVES,

BE on yowr guard, f you icouid aroid Imposition
THONPSON,S COMPOUND sSHIP OF TAN
AND WOOD NAPIlrHA.-This unrvaiied remedy for
Pulmonary Consumption hrs, introduced public notice
fa 81 ista AMI that strides popular
the
thousands IN. land
m>ine effected such
q
CONSUME
The wonderful popularity this 'den. hiss iHdueei snndry
and articles with sima
dee-iving and practising
thu invalid rhe therefore feels called
the ell
purpong be Tat aud Wood the
rcmson Compound Syrup Tar and Wood Napha
the caed upon radical OF
Pulmonary Diseases Delay with Pulmonary Consump
ssd certainly fatal be derived hut
take ether.
Price, so cts per botile-siy bottles for ~ 50.
For sale Richmond by ALEN'R DUvAL h CO. General
Agents in Petersburg by Chis Corinx Norfolk by NJ A.
sanos Lynehbug by Jno H. Seay frederieksburs Dr.
James Cooke and @. n. Hunt
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ALEX. DUYAL & co,

NO ~ ywALY STREET RIcBaoJYD, "a.
Y rsetn, srvs are IN receipt ofibe Pal s1ct Of DRUGS
- ami MEDIC NEE PAINTS, OILS, DYE sTUPPS WINDOW
GLAs &C ebfacns extensive assortment, which ey Oder
IN qusurres n suit purchaieg on tie usuai terms.
NB-ra ucuf attention paid 70 packirg aud shpfing oreeff
September 5, IS.
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LAW SCHOOL!

AVNG derived great advantages health from travelling
tins summon propose N oprn law school 10 the cry of
cbod ~ hc enueied the plan pu'sed by the Int
yer ~ Of virginia Ny principal Tent Bok will ts my Com
meniaes which be pfoeHfed by the ttusen from my.h
nsr 5ooks neceay 10 the m1y be readily procured
trey wanted In Richmond Inc schDo BE- open~d the N
81 November and 10 close the 18Th of May. The
ctrce Lectures Natural Consitionai and Municipal Law
Tho fec far admission the school Unbe $50 payable
~ S-dtI5Nov. henry ST. GEO. TUCKER.
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CLIFTON ACADEMY.

'lNHE present session of this School will close
- with an examination Friday June nj amer
vacation OF month the exercises viii resumed on the Itth
OF Iay ensuing The charges for tuition will b. III,
same as heeioiote which be by referring To the Enau
rer OF Wing of November i5ih Is4S
27-wtf RIO a Inytxo
Euop
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

''HE next session will commence September
- Let and close July Terms board and tuioo
80 payable September 't IS February No pupil
eeNed unless by special agreemeRt for shorter
session and deduction made abscpe, from,
any cause but sickness monthy Circular viii Pa
enf ana Guarians and every pupil will be required
rd 10 attend the Annual Examination III.
Direct tposipiid) Lodose 2. u Amelia.
ju willow N pApprsoS
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BEACHER WANTED,
HICKORY NECK ACADEMY,

HICKORY NECK ACADEMY,
Il y consequence Of determination Of the present
Oseu ant q the above Institution per
m ns"'J ~ his native county, the Academy will be Of
Teseies afe br asi say ciber III In-tut
IN one ofe INST d"lshu h-ahy ard dsn-ey populated neigh
bourhoods IN Eas"rn Nrgua which large and hhy podta
Die 5eLo5 with cerlny be for the
teen years
The Fehn his numbered from y dirty FIVE scholars per
frssion Tor a." is' re~ yCNrs u'py wh1m hsys
itnynE III thsc AM higher trenches usually taught In an
Academy IN ron el"rn-e ofte ebeapness Of AMI the
crs afforded n travelling 10th By ftge and steamboat tc
i'mr- NJ VIII p7fs's dcciis hy nd The later wthR
m issb h' Acld"Uy Iena abroad afford
sons NJ wards at tnsurhv"y in1rg Applicants
AT Owe shu1nn rcqurd prndu.e from Literary
luton ~ note, satisfactory tnon OF competency
G'ceE and 70 ran lscs The JUNIOR OF Eahema
cndng Ne ffoy and nc" NJ Surveying the of Map ard
6lobes together with The UC higher branches ~ EtR.h
bdueston' usual auF N nut s1niar CRATE
munai'nf tof ef u4fs fubicr post
PAID VII be- received ami promptly aueb5ed Of
NovsmbsrteHt p ~ fiGGuTT
Secretary BOafd ~ Trustees
PSThs gil oriood feqrrcs mi confidently believed
will sustu birth Mals and reuae Inlututon
5--cJHgV FDP
~ The Richmond Hequi and rpnnrSsh Republican Macs
give hc above for toucc wssks)
fgfWa tnfir accounts 0nirs for
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NAILS AND CASTINGS.
ON RESs Northern Naht 2dy 70 inch Spike ais,
ScU 10 IONS Catngs in beautiful ordct ju.t H. hand
sea w. Z. h J. DONNAN
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1I,HE FAIRFAX INSTITUTE, near AieI.

and'a D. &. viii be open for reception rupls on TIE
istdry OF September.
The arr nsenens Of this FL hoo the presen, such
lse"henuy eeie"d 4, which,
" many years has frnm public
VIZ ." a'eu IN MS duties by three assistant ,vpe
o qnah ATOMS who viii resde IN his aiy other
engagements HIS wtoe time will wholly given 10 N. i'm
p"ve OF Ms pupi' which he enabed from ors eIp, sner
To Undertake with Increased confidence o. success
The ftsLeh language val be Profess or De Iostr
forni ry OF the PHI ateipIa High s,hpol
Application for admiltanec should bc inmsd ,eiy
CHeua onnsairing tbs nf may be oh. ned
oy ap7heaon 70 tbs Rev George smih Principal Theo &c
Seminary T. o. Far'a county, Va su gg-iAro,vs.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
IN The 4 ! coppered ship Hahdray, Mic.
= Il boson. master now loading City Point aud will
be OFT without delay. For freight Apply
CHAs. PALMER or
so5-N ~. AypER.oS.
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o. A meeting OF the people of Louisa will he
held Louisa Monday the 9Th day Of seprneer
s5 appoint Delegates airisonbug
held eonsaer the ofthe Lousa Raj Road
Srrirnhe s.
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$40 REWARD.
VT yeie Iy the Ws'er Cpset Or the Cumhil
IL Hotel cos Watch Cha AMI Key, the follow
cescnob D,ube b1uO1 faTi dial Balance, par
vel. seonds u DUp-t, (ns c) r. woodward
Londpn No. 3i37-age Gold Curb Cham and Gold Key will
givs Under
tn 'o.gtnban 'lotei, M
Sept. Ilij WA ANDERSON, Jr.
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hRUGs, MEDICINES, PAINTS, Oils, DYE sTUFFs Glass,
~ &c
5000 lbs. White Lead, in Oil
sO0 Indigo. Caracas and Nadrls
500 e. Sats
500 slcrAtgs
eco COppsTss
1000 Nader
100 OF. Sulpba'e QInne
500 bs. Gum Cauphor
1900 Alum
500 Ext LOgwood
B'rrrls ehpd anf ground LorwUoi
Roll inrs n.-F or sulphur
ssr Ters-SupcI Carb Soda
Cram idfiar--Fefd Bonr
TaItane Acid. JAMAICA Gnger Jahp Ca'omel
Gum Coral CnGa' and Japan Va'nis'cs
Chrom' Green. Chrome Yellow, veunl ion, L. &c.
Gum shenac, AnuO Sc, For by
A. u. WILDER, No. ~,
So Main Street oppcst WEBB, Bacon x Co
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MRS. GEN. DARLINGTON
Will open ON the LIST day OF October next,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND


SCHOOL FOE YOUNG LADIES'
1--WE oentrsl and healthy Cite IFS rea, and
u growing mporian wsafh the re6u.u.ut
AMI toSpay OF ito hed spcie,, apptoaeh o,
evry sect on Of the place for
h'ol OF the INT class Mrs s desga eagrah far a,
she christian principles sd learning al thos. sc ON
rbnisnt- Shich smbclsh add Ia lis happiness. MIR,
4 has ased experienced teachers Of
hsr so1 reservne 10 herself the nd OF the
~ho" nj The ic Il and younr adie,
Mrs g. is in f'h Presbyterian, an though wsy ausehsd
"tc doctrines worship aud discipline Of no birs
ahi hs no w Q" influence pups the
10 Of BITING hut Will iEctcate toc
car ltai d Grimes 10 " b oh all christ agree
Ms q sht refer
nIon-wo have long known efhu, she
quesi nab popreiy To do without penn might ee-i
I'd impairment To AK that nee -i
reluctantly acconeda TINT prefer general re-.
quest TO ,sr who know her wei o1"ugh
success to lay Ler cims fairy lf aequantanees To
ask morc would be nj Inconsistent
cip'es
TERMS SC PER SESSION. or TEN MONTHS
BhaTuing, $500
Tuition IN Latin, 20
frerch and other MODERN ln,ulsts each 20
l.ower English branches 20
IIFt"f 40
hUs.c, lCssnrs IeE week. go
100
Painting, Professors prices
Al shopping and expenses regulated by N C-b
Ve'eh'e 10 VI, wishes OF Iafcnts 22-c3w
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NILIT


We learn from the Pensacola Gszeue OF Saturday that
the following officers OF the staff have been order
I'd 10 report General Taylor, in Tcras-Captain RAM
say, Ordnance department.; Captain Grain Typographical
Engineers Captain Sanders Corps OF Engineers Let Lieut.
Sear, do; ID Lieut.. kingsbury. Ordnance, and Bv,
Lieut. Word, I P'graphca Engineers.
The Gazette says-"Wc learn that three companies OF
the 7lh Infantry now stationed at the Blrancss TO
leave hero in day two for Texas"
The steamboat Creole arrived Pensacola on Monday
for Arkansas Bay.
The ST. Augustine Herald publishes the following in
formation in relation the removal OF United States
troops from that State:
The 9Th Regiment, stationed this post Fort Brooks,
mall To proceed Ar nsas bay Texas Companies A
already embarked and sail to-day Tor their destination.
Gen. Worth proceeds across the country To Tampa, at
which point the Regiment rendezvous and embark
Transport ordered from the North
Tue officers who embark at this post Capts. Worth.
Mckaviti and HILL Leuts. Gates, Smith, Lee, Sheppard,
Jordan, LonsseeI aud Woody. o. Tiopie.
IJ-WIih occasional show Of rain enjoying in
this vicinity wholesome, sessonabe and pleasant
The perfectly healthy. The only long faced
personages about the days. the
doctors, who seemingly in distress for OF employ
ment.-Mobile Adp
ITWe learn from passengers the schooner Relief
soop-of.war Falmouth sailed Wednesday that sta
Princeton, it believed under sailing orders.-Ib
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For each Independent Class the fee. $40
The pree oboard here set dowa TINT the College
by Students lodging in the College Budns those who board e
where in town, $3.50.
Course for Be D,grse Of A. w.
There
dent In the degree of A. NJ extending through
the clos Of the A. r. Course Information
o. Iris be obtained from College Catalogue pub
hed annually, by corresponding with Of the Professors
The 6lsieal Certificate Necessary for Of A.
In addition regular Of Municipal Law there 10
second private by Professor Teu
fuckers Commentaries Revised Code Iona Digest Stephen
on Pleading list or I'd ed) Mds Peadng whilst the Student
vii have the advantage Of consulting and wen selected
Reference Library.
Fee for this class. $50
The entire cIprmes this institution. for one session,
need exceed 5000
Many Students get through for lees.
Tett Books In all the Classes may Ne had In
Religious Services performed Sunday and the
Student have hs choice Of Episcopal Metho
dist remuneration therefor expected made
Any farther information be had by with Pro
fessor John MfinEton Secretary Of the Faculty
The Richmond Enquirer, Beacon Petersburg
hs'ncer Lynehhurg Vsnan National Intessncer Unon
VIII publish this once week for three weeks and
times weekly from 18Th September. the fredericksburg Hah
Raleigh st' Southern ChuT han Watehman of the Ouh Ret
gous Herah and Chan Advocate week for weeks
NJ once the Literary Messenger tie of the September
No. and send their accounts Mai Edmund Cban Bursar Of
tho College NJ Richmond T. " DEw,
~ 2J-wJw& " 3wftn 5tl9ept President
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WILLIAM " MARY COLLEGE.
'lNHE next session of this Institution will omen

II las usna the October neI md
inmate on the fth day Of July following
Course for the Degree Of 4. p.
JUNI.R
Jr. Moral Class-Thos. X. rew, (Prts'p Professor
il Mathematical Clsss-Robt Saunders Professor.
Chemical Clsss-John MIlnE.nn Professor
National Law Cass-BcvsIl, Tueter Professor
NoTE-fo enter the JUNIOR Mathematical Class the Student
must be acquainted with Simple Equations.
CLASS.
ST Political Class-Thos. e. Dew, Professor.
Natural Phiosophy-Jobn Miningon, Professor.
Err Mathematical Ciass-Robt Saunders Professor
INDEPENDENT
Law, 6e.-Beverly Tucker. Profeso
Preparatory Mathematies-Robeu Saunders, Professor.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT..
Four regular Glasses
Junior LATIN Junior Greek lcA.. v-.-,- ~
Senior Latin, senior Greek ''a'' 'hhse'"'e'fro'h
To enter the Junior Latin Class able to read
naIust and NirEit for the Junior Greek, Xenophon.
There are also Preparatory Classes Language for those
not prepared to regularly
Expenses Of R,epia, Student.
JUNIOR war.
Fees tn thrss Professors, $50 each, $50
Natl Law. half course, 10
Naturalization for Lbraul fee,
Board including washing, fuel lights and ATTENDANCE 1875
go,
SENIOR
Fees To three Professors. $50
Nariculation fee
Boards 100
sioS
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ALhBtIA LiCORlCB-2OO OF above. NJ very 80
~ pero' quality, just received for sale by x X DUVAL
- IS Main
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MISS l.. L. MONTAGUE,
n HER Aunt,
Miss +. Il. Hughes,

ASisrrp
Miss +. Il. Hughes,
WILL open an Academy in October, on
shoekoe Ill., r'he Young Ladies' In
Institution viii he tash all the branehes thorough
Muse the Piano Particular paid Read
irr ais, Composition. -o wrl be
tiv,n a fortnight There
E,c- and thc number pupils limited borders
{. The habits comfort young ladies placed
he guidance Of Miss l. L. Montague r. T. Hughes viii
BE- tended t. plrueuisry
TERNs-For hoard, tuition. washing lojens
aste NJ $3.50; Music charge OF SIS
Ter quarter. OF the Piano -.
Young Ladies may
IN" .ntu,a TENS for Day Pupils quarter English
Tut On, II ffeneh be added SIS
Location be nsp e. hereafter.
Miss Hughes havu taught Richmond references
deemed unnecessary.
September S. Isis. WV
DoRTo RICO AND y ORLEANS MoLAssEs:-
IS hds Rico and ~ %. Moasses, landing this day from
schr Consul. and for sse Low by
eS BIsSELL Il MeCANDLIsH
COTTON YARNS.
10G BLES COTTON YARNS, from Union Mills No. Z to
loO IL, for saleby
DAVENPORT ALLEN co.
CALABRIA LICORICE AND SWEET Gil.
HAVE JUS; received 'chr Lynehburg from New York
n $500 lt- Caiabria LieoIicr IN rolls
bcases do do,
81 baskets prime Bourtesut sweet oil.
Fer sale by II. WILDER,
No. 81, Main Street.
se5 Opposite Webb Bacon Co.
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Pnrruss' Nelr Lottery Once,
No. 9, souh l+th Street, leading To Mayos Bridge
LOOK AT THIS!
For day two Lotteries.
Capitals Sl0,08O, 1000. 5000. 250O 5000, &c. IS
Nos - drawn Ballots Tickets 81; halves .. qrs. L.
Also. the Dollar Lottery time. Lapis-
$4,000, 1909. &c. rs Nos If Grawn. Tickets halves
80, qrs. 25.
Call aud the prize Tickets am ,li',ri-
buiing them in all directions. c. BURRUSS.
u awng Of POkomnke, lis:
81 % Is IL , % ~ 81 CT 66 Is "a
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III.IS.

Al NJ 'aw ari Tafc rc r1' R,uni mi II1f Round
AVE- i'nd dtiH ,o Weed Cab rnni Has Ra pa fun ~
srnet ~ lit above we'd rntir Fhsheii fulnufi
d'of sale H noisiate pts,s Wa J. UuNNON.
90 III Tin Street
BECliES.-A small lot Of superior Leeehcs,
- us' to land Tor ale by r JOHNSTON
Ururssf.
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Painting, Professors prices
Al shopping and expenses regulated by Mr., C-r
reference to the wishes Of Iarrnls an oa-e3x
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PARAGRAPHS ACCOMPANYING rHE Anovs

The German Journal Of Frankfort states that the new
catholic Church is making great progress in Silesia
Geneva Journal states that the instructions given by The
different canons To the deputies for the approaching Diet are
much more explicit the question Of the Jcsus than those
Tor the last Diet is already known saws this ourna thai
ten States and two half States will for their expulsion bv
any means necessary 10 attain that end ST. Gall will give no
instructions this point supposed that IL Geneva
should declare for the expulsion there would be no doubt of
majority. lfa
lhe Minister OF War has received dispatches from the Co
Of Algeria, dated Agers 18th instant and
enclosing reports from several Of his officers command Of
DIVISIONS They all speak Of the of the French arms
IN procuring submissions from the hostile Arabs but the only
event OF any importance mentioned is defeat Of the Sche
I bo1 Maza by the Kaa Of the Cheing Ben Allah
The loss Of the Scherf is varousy estimated
al from three hundred to four hundred and forty men, AS
this victory obtained by Arabs the Marshal
iachcs much importance IL indicative Of the zeal and
fidelity OF the native authorities who have appointed by
the French
90 tuesday in last week the PAar0mond steamer brope
20 Masees from Agicrs troop Of five African dancers who
have come to try the effect Of their talents in France They
are attended by equal number Of musicians
company their agile movements with the sounds Of the Tara
bouk. W
The Mercre Sg,asen speaks of an extraordinary nven
on which has just been privately exhibited at Saint Eenne
consists in rendering glass maeabe when cold when
in the heated The inventor has given to the
name Of silicon the glass Of fine white color and anspa-
crystal and be rolled and fatcned like any metal
Specimens Of the silicon is said TO be publicly exhibited
il the place de rHoel de Vile, at Saint Edcnne
We read in the Confufionnel. "a new phssis in the
grand affair Of the marriage of Queen Isabella Of Spain has
been the subject Of discussion the two or three avs
Il is said, but repeat the without giving Il our guar
any, that double marriage is in question France win
consent to union between Queen Isabella and Prince Of
the house OF Cobug brother of the King of Portugal and the
Duchess de Nemours, and England the other hand is
accede TO marriage Of the Duke do metaphysics si
niania Mana Louisa, the Queens sister. sf
letter from Constanlinople Of the 18th, in the augsburg
Gazette The Patriarch of the Maronitcs M Habaises
for election Three thousand Marcnites have taken
refuge ssIJa from the Druscs and supplied with the
means Of subsistence by the Turkish authorities Bahi
Pacha, who replaces Wedschhi Pacha a Beyrou, having
assembled there the leaders Of the belgerent parties
msce agreed to on the 18th, and reciprocal guarantees
given with of oblivion Of the past both
SIDES and promises enounce to the Turkish authorities any
new rising az either Druscs the Maronies This ar
angmen has been placed under the guaranty Of the foreign
Cousuls al Beyrcut
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pLANTERs AND FARMERs-


the Of 9th street and Peny avenue keeps for sale
general assortment Of the following articles viz
Grain, grass and bramble Scythes
Killing, wedding and other Hoes
Trace Chains, from 62l 10 81 per pair
Cut and wrought Nails, Of all sizes
Broad and narrow Axes, Haclets aud Hammers
Spades aud Shoyes long and short handles
Hay and Manure Forks, all Kinds
Grind aud Scythe Stones
Csst-ron Plough Points Heels sc.
Strap on Hook and Eye Hinges ,as
Wagon, cart, and carryali Boxes s. t
Together with general OF building materials
hardware OF every description cheap for cash. short
eredlt 10 punctuai customers ap ll--wtfcp
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RODERlCK =. LAWRENCE,
Hia ATTORNEY At LAW,
Kvcxv.x,~ ,r~~~

WILL attend promptly TO all clsms placed in his fmsa
mar 2f--eo7w
NTEW GOODS.--JUST OPENED M
so pieces new-syle fine undrcssed Chntz Prints mid
die colors neither light spring dark winter
isi at q cents, worth Is ~ W ftitN astAt
200 pieces fine and heavy s A. and brown Shcetngs
" cheap ~ 4Yf' A t-sts, tedg
cases Bcached goods, very cheap
pieces 46ue, soft, all wool White Flannel very cheap
Also five dozen xtrane clear Lawn corded
borders ,s.a Htft
Open and Revere-stched ditto, great bargains sE
Fine soft-fnish Irish Linens s'7 ~
box gcntlemens rial Italian Cravats " iNstN sN&
y s dozen black Net Gloves = ,..~rx,84et
"a store west from 9Th street. between 9Th and 9th srec
july l9--Steof i3f NA k833
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There have been times when, from the reduction of
ADJUSTMENTS naval force has hardly been adequate the
duty of protecting maritime and commercial interests
when than fourth Of the naval power voted by Paa
men has been employed in protecting the African population
hear, hear bot cannot call mind any proposal having
been made reconsider that policy. But what
markabe we have been conscious Of great msees home
have had proved only by observation
but by the and reliable investigation of royal
commissioners, that millions OF countrymenI speak
Of the three kngdomspass from the cradle to the grave
state Of moral and physical desution little superior that OF
the savages of the desert and while have done little
nothing for their relief have shrunk from exeron and
scrupled at expense, for REFRESHING misery in Africa
Hear hear Foreigners have thought these
violent for sound morality and asserted that there
something selfish and sinister in the prodgaly Of African
ympathies They believe that have other objects than
disinterested humanity
Mr.. HUTT did great injustice, am sure, to the
United States in his assertion and argument that
they still import Africanborn negroes from abroad
through Cuba and Texas" and he himself under
took to lecture and admonish in strain ratified by
loud cheers -
"You may say there other slave trading countries than
Cuba and Brazil but let them bewsreet Texas be-
warelet the United States Of America beware Should that
menacins meteor, which Is backenng all the horizon d
lnha and BRAZIL burst upon the country mission will
hardly be accomplished till il has visited brighter borders and
fairer cities And il the proud Republic Of North America
shall not learn avoid the calames in her career she
shall still persist in encouraging the growth Of slavery and the
practices Of the slave-tradcshe may day the
prosperous provinces Of the present Union conederated with
the half-ssvage dominons Of Hayti"
4 lie estimated the whole cost Of the British " in
sane" operations for the suppression Of the trade
since the peace with France, at eighteen millions
sterling NIX
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THE OREGON NEGOTIATION.

We place before our readers as soon as possible
the papers composing the Corresponding between
the Negotiators Of the United States and Great
Britain for an adjustment Of the Northwestern
Boundary question.
The attentive reader will, from this correspon-
dence, obtain much clearer view of the merits Of
this controversy and of its actual position, than
that which is afforded by the statement Of the case
in the Presidents Message. He will not fail to OBJ
serve, in particular, that, far from negotiation
having been broken of, Mr.. Secretary BUcHANAN's
Letter Withdrawing the proposition which he had
made to the British Minister concludes with the ex-
preston of the Presidents hope that this controver
sy " may yet be finally adjusted in such a manner
as not to disturb the peace or interrupt the har-
mony now so happily subsisting between the two
nations
In confederation, further, of our inference, from
a second perusal Of the Presidents Message, that
the negotiation was not at an end, the government
paper ITSELF in publishing the closing letter Of the
says y" Since this last despatch,
the whole Oregon question seems TO have been
suspended" &c. There is at present pause
: in the negotiation" What can be inferred from
these expressions, unless that the negotiation is yet
open? How can there be g a pause " in the nego-
tiation, if the negotiation is, at an end We are
gratfed with this distinct official admission Of fact
which, the reader will now see. we had already
correctly inferred from the disclosures made by the
editors Of" The Constitution"