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Oo-REMARKABLE CURES--M
DIR. j. FRANCIS, OCULIST

40O BR0ADWAY, 4th Door from Grand Street.
Nv NJ BIRD William street. almost blind for sixteen
w months, with neubulas the sight,
fecty restored.
cal Institute ~ years nearly blind from amauros has been
perfectly cured.
Miss Cocoan, "a Mulberry street. totally blind Of
for large ulcer covered the sight, cured IN
few weeks.
sis her sight is now perfect.
We the undersigned having witnessed astonishing cures
performed by Dr. j. FRANCIS believe his preparations for
diseases be the blessings that could
lie afforded afflicted and highly him
safe and skui Oculist.
Rev Duncan Dunbar Rev. q. Benedict,
Rev. s. ii. Cone Rev. =: Peck,
Rev j. Andrade II &. Priest Rev. f.. WheeIock.
Articsl Eyes serted which be distinguished from
the natural without giving the least pain. Numerous cert
Gates o be a the Office. -
y Advice gratis, civ to the poor, Mondays. Wednes-
days and Saturdays, from 8 until 10, A. Nj.
On application by mad pos paid stating the disease, his
medicine will be any part OF the Unon with directions
or its use 50 lmsrc
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Iyssrool-stssu ship or~.s wsstemHon Jenif.r late
Minister 20 Austria B.nr late Attache do Hon w
gcsl-rs late Minister 3 Nars' gs hssee. late
Consul, hea - Vera9ns Ersnc war,pg, Cossul 10
N0nss, Nln Wares d waks " Jeussl Tor N and 5
,eassl q NSaois toF.er fen,sr. yoa.g and lady
stacey r., u ksp, Morr,s uardnsT 0skseher Lord
Ar,eAennx, Esq Bsetbars, Ia. = Oliver, rs. lady
aud family, Mn flsap. storm. NJ - Ledwonh Mr. Dun
! srsa Grsh,m = Nnss n Cocker. z ksnE D-siIs
Mengaad dad .Fsssly, q Douglas, q cane-
roa, smith, ILL.,, s,syhen. iierssnt. w n APPLE;
aud lady, Robbins, lady aad snily. X Springer and
lady, Is,y Ms,rsss, ~ Asa. Hawthorn, hpn.
Buck, Lehman aad aaashtsr, = iaraal, fBschoh,
" ccihn, ks sheriff = Noaissl Mrs cofha children
snd keI1as Professor DE Lac and lady, Masses DE Lacy
usA -s.sa Esg. Mu Chr,s,s. Al l,es Post. Esg and
Brown, o.rdasf batsa u srn,th. stewart, tsq,
agd lady Ma Weed sad lady Nj Mat,.rr d and family
ppsu. We VILE. a wsl.ea pasis a9a lsdy. Lieut. N
Crosstrd. Z kagstsnhetg, Allan. bowiaud Mr. ID
Eaton and lady iieary,J Bell ed lady, Risk, Ken
neaay, Dolias, "a J0nes X A ke.tsnbU. job Anuy
Ali,s Bromley, 6rifhhs. Total ils
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yer; Michigan Token Lewis Bruce Appleton, Factor
Benz franklin and Ceylon. Boston, Dan Baker Nantucket
superb and Volta, Providence, this morning
fleet vessels consisting OF baques brgs and schvs great
many them ballast yesterday and proceeded
Several vessels now anchorage bound get
sen owing to a strong gale which is blowing from SW
CHARLrsroN, Sept 5-Arr Andrew Gray Baracoa; Zephyr
Havana; Saranac, Boston; Brontes, Curtis, NYork
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Sales OF Stocks at Boston.

SEPT 8FRsr BoARp-lO0 shs Wilmington RI AS so do
lilo; 80 de hoOds AZ; $50 do l4 Isl do so0d Ii 1876
DO 1916 90 I Island RR g.; 100 do6tA; so do 6i
Boston Wo1cest RR boiled M 50 Reading RR 2376 80 do
} IN 6Sl4,
BoARp- 25shs Nor W or RR soOd es IS do 6ss
Reading RR 90 S5 Island RR Ga; do Sd 65s
do 65s 300 do bonn 65 2o Western R solm eo do o.
100 Wilmington RR so0d 4; 100 do Az 100 do boljd Is.
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MAnss,,lrs-bng Mssissivpisoo boxes lemons 81 bales
Dsss-i sss cram srtsri9 bag. gum Motr
80 pichi-s Wilson Brown2t bales corks
x,, 20 ltlaorcs FOOT Evsas-2To bks oil Cast
i.-. go, s,, ~ verd'gs Gsressssnne 10
Iii l'ehe-t bsse chs - bales
cream tartar 70 order. -.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. T
Smith, Naval Officer for the District OF Wilmington
N. G. vice James Owen, removed
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CO NJ III Il KCIAL

New York, Tuesday. Sept. o.
AsHgs-The demand has been fair the quantity coming
forward small, with sales of Pots at $3; Pearls 81 6
81.
NCorToS-The market continues active, and the sales
are reported at 1900 bales at full rates
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JUDGE FOR YoUKsELF.

HUNTERIAN DIsPENsARy, No. Division street, Is.
tabished A. D. 1895 by the present for the
cessfu treatment of disease Of nature and for
sale Of DIR. HUNTERS RED DROP. This medicine is the
only earth that safely be relied
cure this hord disease without injury the and
without diet hndrance from business even when all
nave failed comprehensive treatise each vial
with full drectons) wbchis eectually cure
all matter how long standing or how
the system, with less trouble to the patient and shorter
will be taken. Price 81 per vial. al imos.mc
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l0ps- The President has recognized Nicholas
Baser, OF Louisville, Ky, Consul Of Switzerland
for the States of Indiana Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky
and Michigan, and the territories Of Wisconsin and
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ARREST FOR MURDER. Lloyd, last week
'rcrosed man at the cars, formerly Of Marcy who il
argsd with causing the death Of his at
hat place last Spring BY striking her with . hoe
Uhsa Gssstfs,
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rHE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENEFIT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HEhALD-Eyef. lay. lrics cents pss
copy-N ~ per snnum-paypsle in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-kvsry saturday-Pr,cs 81 csnss
pc, eopymss W cens per annum-payable in advance.
huvEhTlsEhsNTs Of tho usual prices-nlwsys
rniNTiNo Of all kinds executed with beauty md
" All letters OF communications, by mail addressed
70 the establishment must DO post pak or the postage
vi" % deducted from the subscription monsy rcmittsd
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
fsorsisron OF ras Nsw Yoan HgsALD EsrA sLtsuMBpS
Nsrthvess corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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PERCUSSION GAPS
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale low 10 close eonsign.
mens several cases Of Percussion sps rs and lbs
br.h and other marks, JOSEPH DUftt, 100 William q.
WV up stairs.
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DENTISTRY.
SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS

SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
ITO LOAN bond aud mortgage productive real estate
L this of $1,000 and upwards suit app-
cants Applyto GEO. LUDLOW PRIDE,
II Wall st.
WANTED-To hire snug two story house. eli her in
Broadway the between Franklin and Boome,
contiguous to Broadway possession wanted by the LIST
Apply ABOVE. sc lwrrc
StIERWOOD'S MIGRATORY MAGNETIC
MACHINES.
VNHE MIGRATORY MOVEMENT recently substituted
4 for the rotary IN this machine by the cber en-
dows with extraordinary superiority
which has been constructed. II compacy fitted toge-
er with its battery, wires and other iances
hoeany Of several and powers sizes)
49, 81 and sic each and forwarded order any the
Union, the Canadas, West Indies, South America
Each is accompanied with Manual 18th edition. PIP.
"a 32mo l-ncudng complete Manual Of the practice of
directions for the 9the instrument the various diseases
to which applicable and which found by the
full practice Of hundreds of include the pre-
yaent well the peculiar and obstinate that
known to the med cal profession with the medicines
for each case. H. II. SHERWOOD,
SO lmrrh 1872 Chambers ST.
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SELECT PERFUUERY,

UBlN's, Guorains, Piyer's, Prevosts d;ueIauds add
49, Ma msuEentt Coudays Extracts Colognesi Soaps avea
Hair Brushes and Combs of all descriptions together with
ms highly esteemed and well patroned Jsponea Juice for
cleansing the head and motenng the hair the only thug
tiat VII prevent the hair falling out. Sold At VIM DlB
BLEEs Coheur American. 1854 tiate a7i) Broadway.
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FURNISHING GOODS, &c. &c.
lust RECEIVED full assortment Of the above goods in
Scotch Lambs Wool sbt, shoulder B,ses; m ,,.
s A%sfiendo a as Sex sGH0a Do
Cotton u Hose Berlin LINED Gloves,
Lambs Wool BueLskn Gloves
L Do S SSaas 1e.; 'f fsa asS,a%s and
F sSssiaH do do SIX ST f fals Link" e. &C.
Of the bovs Of large sze suitable for men All
% ,' D'' "''''''' '' '''''' ''s''' IA rEREe9
NN ChkIAlN lMpOkIANT MALADlEs
Beg. to state that he home much
S ess 10 s Ss s Of G or Sy DIS
a. his resdercs IS Greenwich sirsei ssp
confined to these whole q
those which any relate to the urinary organs gravel
deems proper the public the following
NEST interesting sfG1Eii e AND IT'S CURE
Tbs Ss very little i although e mos,
sa much pains WAS taken to explain It's
Thch RE- % n and r. ,4 oa 20
the east @ t. TSass s
Which viii enable one 70 be
plant S snd rs ws . it wa. by no means
necessary thai the stream Of should BE- % OF
bad and long established cases butstrcure may months
I y soaT ps or : a
thing the attention s s to tine sSs Of III Sa j. r on1
shs f% hsrs S t and
e other % ss Ss. X: t.
SELF There however three ceumstncss which mos, Pc
seios S
Of Many other might be mentioned but most
:sS . h I'm;
't5'fHf 8sSE T5s i ri;
ho
,SJs sss
would AFFORD strong suspicion Not that III. drop
$ #2 SSH$E
only by far the q Structure No, is
sa5 Wei + my
r h s a aa"1s a JsSs
any Sh' EST sTKGJ n f has UPON THE
te is deFess the spirits and lessen mental energy Not
a. but degree gree other
a assa
also effect; though little understood but
Of mind and organs viii easily imagine that
,sG
she mind Tbs better explained d III, Private
parts world As the cure Of Structure procesd ac
Win so' the cure rsaFs i.
generally accomplished very little time without
PAIN or Inconvenience Nothing exceed the
late years the Of this complaint Indeed the
hands OF and experienced PERSONS the Of Structure
now accomplished in many days formerly it demanded
months Many persons consult the writer who bust
70 this city for short time only but perfectly cured
though has been of trouble and anxiety To
those who leave their homes the furnishes his
peculiar of cure together with his Private Treatise"
mas nS a. n % sa
enclosed little mahogany chest be safely any
distance.
In consequence Of number pretendes and books Of
which nest this city be deems 70 make
Besides his rank Graduate of Edinburgh &C.
&c. he has published three editions OF work expressly these
complaints Also he has letters from the eminent phys
Clans Europe the eminent Americaa Sir Ashley
Cooper Of London to Dr. Mott Of New York; Dr. Physic,
Of Philadelphia and Others and permitted refer almost
Physician of emnence this city Address DR. Ralph,
So Greenwich 50 lmsrc
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between he
subscriber and John Popplewell under the ames Of 10
MAS HAWTHORN Il Co. HAYTH0kN 4 POPPLE-
WE'LL dissolved the LIST day Of May last The busi
of The firm will be settled by the subscrber Boomheld
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DEAFNESS.


Yrs. CASTLES * EDWARDS Asrsts No Rf Broad
Dway attend 70 the Of eaf and every disease a.
lection incidental the Their based ~ e
rational principles Of science and practical
free from any theoretical dogmas
Acoustic Oil sale, for Ear Ache pains or
ringing collections Of hard hascs OF vtstd
secreons oil this organ, ncpient deafness swengs &c
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DRAFTS AND NOTES. co

DRAFTS AND NOTES COLLECTED.
~ W. CLARK, DODGE 4 90, No. 60 Wsil street are
~. prepared to collect Notes and Drafts payable fol-
lowing places the reasonable terms viz
Boston, Providence Newpor Portland rhlsdelphia Har
rlsbug, Lancaster, Reading, Pttsbuw, Wilmington Bal.
more Annapolis, Washington City, Richmond Norfolk Pc
teIsburg Frederic ksbug, Wheeling Raleigh. layets,ile
raw. Say nnsh AuRpsa Mobile, New Orleans tiBcia1st
Columbus, Chcothe, Indianapolis, Louisville Lesingf0n
Nashville Memphis 81 Louis other chief towas 10
the United States.
New y August lIth. 1875. al Irsrc
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We learn from intelligent citizen of Texas,
lust from the Navy Department, that letter has
been received this evening from the commander Of
the q : slooPo % war Saratoga, oil Vera Cruz. CIV
ing Information a the election Of Herrera 10 the
Presidency ~ Menico. and 81 an exchange Of "a.
luics between the lertress Of san Juan Ulloa and
lhs L ships IN the harbor THIS locks something
hks pactcstion. Il remains 10 BE- sen whether
me pacific policy viii be- pursued by Herrera. hav
lng been firct~d a. one 81 the war candidates. and
wheihrf IN adopting tlle policy Of peuce or procras
unsuon, he will not Be expelled lke Santa Anna,
and 90 NE same ground
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NJ A X L ! nj u HER AID


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ABERNETHY's BOTANICAL PILLS.

ABERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS
n NE box Of these invaluable Pills worth all quack
" medicines advertised for delicate diseases Let the
unfortunate assured that there
these Pills to be speedy and radical for GonohOa,
elects Irritation of the Kidneys They for several
prescribed by the celebrated Abenehy all the
of the above diseases In the first box usually suf
hcient effect few days In long proacted chronic
obstinate gees they equally certain, having
cured hundreds who had taken other medicines for months
VIII oh tended destroy the constitution than the
disease They leave the parts subject the Troublesome
weakness which frequently after using other med
cnes They have unpleasant smell, and
taking them might frequent the refined society without
hay ng their misfortunes suspected.
For sale Apohecares Hail. 36 Catharne street, aud 27
Maiden lane Price 81 per box 50 lm+mc
tpILLIAM ARNOLD NJ D., DENTIST,
ESPEL Informs his friends and The public that
his residence No. Warren DR.. A. having for many
paid eaon the diseases of the teeth and gums
and the incident thereto and especially that
most and useful the filling OF teeth with
gold hopes by his and attention satsac
ton that particular branch of his his
IN which, liberal and patronage (and which he
gratefully acknowledged abundanty testify 81 m-m
GOLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL
CONSTANTLY hand at the mandatory. 90 Reade
~ 81 eet, IN the Gold Foil, warranted equal
the city, at S26 per The quality of Gold Leaf
We'll known to need dation For accommoda
non OF down toe customers supply always be had at
Limb IT x Lanes Stationery, 62 Wall street.
Orders executed with and despatch Cash all
~ l2ti,'m g. H. WAUGH, Practical Ciold-beater
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NAss WAND having been burnt out, have removedto
" Store No o. kroad street. the OF stone street
jv20ec
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StlERWOOD'S MIGRATORY MAGNETIC
MACHINES.

SOCIETY LIBRARY,
BROADWAY, opposite the Athenaun Hotel .-Professor
- HORNCASTLr, tgentleman Of Her Majesty's Chapel
koyal) will Ente Original Irish
Melodies with Anecdotes Tales Comic Songs FAIRY
&c-as perio by him all England with universal
cess--on Wedne day Evening Sept. TO-
Doors open at 7-commence at o'clock
Ticket so cent, eahto be had at the Hall and all the
I2ts&W.m
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STUART, HAIR DRESSER.
CHARLES J. STUART, La les and Gentemsn's Hair
- Dresser, would respectfully inform his old patrons, and
the public generally that he has returned his former oea
toR No Murray street stairs where they will find him
read do anything his line Of buines with prompt ess
and skill. ana lmsec
TO TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS.
GENTLEME.N or Families going to Europe or elsewhere
~ wishing to dsenctnber themselves sf effects
such WEARING APPAREL, either ladies' or gentle-
mems, JEWELRY FIRE ARMS Sc, &C, will do well 10
send for the subscriber from whom they will Obtain the highest
cash prices IL LEvETT,
90 Nassau street, Herald Buildings.
Families gentlemen attended bv and AL
deTs left the subscribers Office line through po~t
office punc;uslly attended to. au2 Im're
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


Washington.
Correspondence Of the Hsraldl
WASHINGTON, Sept &, 1916.
L,...rtgnf frey, IA, Sen, ~ Ip,r
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CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION,
FOR CLEARING AND BEAUTIFYING THE
COMPT EXON

STUDY OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
u DE LUTZEN having been engaged for several years
past the tuition Of Modern Languages wishes find
few scholars, either the French Spanish Italian Portu
guese language.
Forturther information apply Mr. r. de L., Beekman
street between and II O'clock A. NJ OF and {, r. M
Iu,<TC
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-28
Poetic Petition.

The dryness of legislative proceedings i.
sometimes relieved by little fun, which is
the more welcomed when it comes, because
of its rarity. Quite hearty laugh was pro-
duced in the House of Representatives of O.
hio. some days since, by the following cir
cumstance:
MIR. Combs, on leave, presented the petition
Of 39 citizens of Miller township, Knox coun.
~, for law to tax dogs. The memorial was
as follows:
TO the Honorable Genera! assembly Of The STATE
Of Ohio:
Whereas, destruction very great
By dogs, among the sheep of late.
And danger that they will do more,
AS they have often heretofore,
Requires that something should be done
TO stop the rascals in their fun:
We therefore of your honors pray,
That you'll enact, without delay,
A law that shall impose tax
On dogs, or on their masters hacks,
Of such amounts as may suffice
To make dogs moral, just and wise;
And we'll forever and day,
When SO inclined, devoutly pray.
Saturday Courier.
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Not Bad.

The other day whilst the Clarendon
Horse Guards were on pa. ade, friend,
who himself was delighted spectator,
observed country green 'un looking on
with both mouth and eyes.
"What," says our friend to the country
man ''do you think. of the cavaIry!"
~ like them FIRST rate, all but one thing
replies the country man.
whats that, pray!"
"Why." replies country. I'll be dad
drapt if likes the notion of mastering un-
der niger captain. as l sees these folks
in Wilmington does"
The trumpeter of the company was a
coiored man dressed in scarlet. who rode a
lew PAGES in front of the troop, and our
simple country friend though. that he was
the captain.
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A Chance For Speculation.

We call the attention of our readers 10
an advertisement, which will be found in
another column, offering for sale large
quantity of Real Estate, by MIR. Curtis, of
Fayetteville. Those DESTROYS of entering
into the timber business, would. from
what we learn, find the inducement held
out in the advertisement, to be we'll wor-
thy their attention. Perhaps there is no
line OF business in which man of energy
can at present engage, in North Carolina.
winch Will so amply repay the expendi-
ture OF time and capital, as that of the Tim
Der business; and we think that the oppor-
'unlty offered in Mr.. Curtis's advertise
meni, is one which should not be over
looked.
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A Voice from the Hermitage.

The old Hero ofNew Orleans, although
in very feeble health. and lowering. as i.
were, over the abyss o(elernily, still takes
deep interest in every Thing which, can
tend to the happiness and prosperity OF his
country-that country for which he has
already done So much.
The following extract of letter which
appears i'll the Missouri Reporter, will
shew our readers what Gen'l Jackson'>
present opinions are on the subject OF an
nexation:
The venerable Hero believes that Texas
will agree to Annexation on the basis of the
Louisiana treaty, or that she would tacitIy
consent to abide by the Missouri compromise
but he knows, and so does t0L Benton, that
any additional concession to the Abolitoni~ts
will never be made-with the consent ofIex.
as. To use Gen. ]ackson's language: 4" She
would Indignantly throw back into our faces,
any bill or joint resolution dividing Texas E.
qualify into free and slave-holdny States or
Territory" The old General believes. az you
do. that the Texas treaty was a good one, and
that no proposition yet made is prefer bic 10
1t. ''What objections" said he, ''can he made
to the provisions of the treaty!-they were H.
beral for us, fair and explicit, and the only
thing to be regretted is, that they should have
been rejected" He contends that the treaty
was skilfully drawn. and that it's ratification
was demanded by the highest national con-
sldera'lons. Though very feeble. he seemed
to acquire new life when the Texas question
became the topic of conversation. "What of
men, of cliques, or of parties, sir" said he,
''when we are called on 10 decide the greatest
question that has been presented to the nation
since the acquisition of Louisiana Texas
embraces vast and invaluable domain, and
the possession of it is absolutely necessary to
the defence of the South, and to the mainten-
ance of our rights in Oregon
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-28
John Bull.

From the New Orleans Picoyune we
clip the fnIIowining sensible. and at the
same time witty comment upon the disro-
sition of England, to interfere in the polt,-
cal concerns OF this country:
We find in the London Morning Chronicle
of the Cd January, the following paragraph
relating to this country:
s. If Europe is DESTROYS of seeing peace re-
established in Central America, there is but
one way of effecting it. Let the European
governments, one and all, signify to the Ameri-
can government their positive hostility 10 the
project Of annexation. + combined pro-
test Of this nature might inculcate a salutary
lesson Of moderation on Jonathan; aud once
rid of the apprehension of having him an
immedi to neighhor, Mexico would soon be
induced formally TO renounce a claim which
it is now hopeless to expect that she can ever
again make good. Such course, whilst it
W Guild give consolidation 10 Mexico and peace
TO Texas, would benefit European commerce,
and prevent the American people from exer-
cising. as they are striving to do, an overshad-
owing influence over the Gulf of Mexico
God bless us! A little while ago John Bull
was to make mince-meat of us, by himself,
should annexation take place. Now we are
to have all Europe upon us-England and
France. Spain and Russia, Holland and Bel
GUM, Prussia and Sweden, Hanover and Aus
tria. Portugal, Sicily, Italy, Germany, and a
d"zen principalities whose names begin with
SAKE. and as many more whose localities can
only be discovered by microscope. What
combination! What work for the sections
if the people IF all these natons have to be bn-
ried in America! The coffin-makers will find
no encouragement in this idea. as armies are
mostly sowed like corn-in drills. And what
is all this ado for! To induce Mexico to ''re-
nonnce claim which is hopeless" and enable
Manchester spinners to make more than a
hundred per cen. in working up American
staples!
When all Europe comes down upon Us, we
move that the United States let out the war
| piece-meal and by the job. The different
States might engage to combat the more for
midable sovereignties, and private individuals
should be allowed to take stock in the contest.
so far as the tumbIe-bug princrpalities are
concerned. AS special compliment to AL
bert. defunct bank charter might he revived
with privilege to explode the fouty Duchy
that had the glory Of breeding the last pauper
for the English throne.