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WASHINGTON. Jan. 25. lS46

WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1876
4 Concerted Jew Prociaim,ng the Unsearctabe
Riches Of Christ IN the Capitol of this Great Con-
fedcracy.
The Rev. Mr.. Bonhomme French Jew, late from
New York, preached to-day IN the capitol, in behalf
OF that very Redeemer of mankind, whom the
fathers of Mr.. Bonhomme crucifed between two
thieves.
Mr.. Bonhomme's text was from Luke, chap. xxi,
2ith verse, TO wit -
And they shall fall by the edge of the sword, and
shall be led away captive into all nations; and Jerusalem
shall BIO trodden down among the Centiles until the
times OF the Gentiles be fulfilled"
Mr. Is. recaptuated the history and the prophe-
ces OF the dispersion and prosecutions of the Jews
for the last thirteen hundred years yet the tribes
had been mraculously preserved The sum of all
the Jews Dispersed over the earth at this time num-
bered about fifteen millions, aggregate equal to-
greater than that OF Israel, in the days OF David
and Solomon. There were Jews in every cabinet
IN Europe. Marshal Soult was Jew Marshal
Massena was Jew. The greatest iinanciers and
capitalists in Europe were Jews We were In
debted 10 the Jews for the Bible, and for the cruel
nixon OF Christ; without which, the world could
not have been redeemed. And the Jews were APP
proxmatlng Christianity Mr.. B. was believing
Jew. Within few years, 1900 Jews had been
converted IN Europe to Christianity through the
Observation-Disclosures OF the London Missionary So
cIety. A missionary for the benefit of the Jews
stationed at Jerusalem in addition to the CORPS
dispersed over Europe. Four or five hundred Jews
had been converted in London, fifty in Scotland,
Mc And OF the fifteen thousand IN the city of New
York, at least thousand were secret believers in
the Christian religion There was a church
IN New York especially appropriated to such Jews
as were disposed to hear the gospel OF Christ and
nun crucihed (Wonder II MAJOR Noah goes to
said church
The Jews would all ultimately come into the fold
OF Christ and then would come the millennium of
universal peace, brotherhood, concord, and happi-
ness.
Mr. B. proposes series Of other sermons among
the various churches Of the city. Mr.. b. had a
large congregation. His discourse was very inte-
resting. The day was exceedingly fine and sum-
merlike, and the streets were bordered and inter-
seeted with rs and rivulets from the melting snow
But to return to Mr.. BIS sermon Despite the
importance OF the Jews, we claim, in preference TO
descent from Jacob, the more honorable paternity
OF EsAU.
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THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,
ny DIR RALPH

IN CERTAIN DISEASES, in which the best and mont
~ convenient of stated in the planes poss
bic the prescriptions used the authors practice
description Of several disorders frequently mistaken
deceptions Il well known soasting class Of people
Few the and varied Of dece
Greenwich street. Price ST. iSent by post. nrbound)
Ssrerai prstenders hare nearly initiated the tile ms
be msied pii, hoirerer, soon detect the Imposition
r. Aware OF the general entertained OF those
who obude their skill the public (multtudes Of whom
are seen in almost paper tits considered
the following statement the ground which this little
book claims especial CONFIDENCE
Besides authors rank Graduate Of &ehn
former works viz, The Domestic Guide to Medicine"
which has passed through several editions, TIea
tse Dyspepsia the Epidemic Cholera he has
.moniai letters most eminent physsans Of EqoRs 70
Of this city Dr. Physick Of Philadelphia and Others and
which most gratifying has permission refer almost
every physician ofeminence in the city. a23 lmos.r
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WANTS situation Manager of a Cotton Mill, a man
w intimately acquainted with the various modes Of
featuring wool both England and America; be
NY having charge of canduc
ted establishments in the United States Address e. this
office. jal3 zn,rrc
Il AWRENCE, MYERS < &C., 80 Stone street. have US
received snips Epcrvier and Sea, the
Brandies:-
1910 to 1914
Bonnemort x Becker do do do do.
J. J. Dupuy, do do do do.
Which they offer for sale The under house
lock aud entitled to debenture. de- 2m+r
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ADVERTISEMENTS
OF TINE
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy
IS NASSAU STREET.
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DISEASEs


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promiss 70 persons rsqu,as
the or busnss nysmds re ar
acuisIy assssdio make application the College
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IN IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INvAIIDs.-rencas
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remedy io imposnss sssr or bsrsaAss, salss depend
sinsis Sossiss 81 each eases half dozen D; sssslS
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sssf s,ss hSs s s::s {.
wsoat Srosahiy 0sazshs with s6 Justly
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAR.
RILLA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
PREPARED by the New York College ofMediciue ard
Pharmacy established for the suppression ofquaekey Th
refined aud highly concentrated extract all the
fying qualities and Of the herbss conf
deny the ColleEe infinitely superior
extract before public and NAV
relied sers,in remedy for all diseases from
boschc pimpcs, ulcers, the bones jon nodes
eutaneous eupons throat any
mercury.
Sold N single bottlss,u uesusnssSS
in eases Of half dozen beetles, 0N
doxan
Cases forwu ded 10 all parts Of the Unon.
y: p.-A vuy liberal Discount 20 wholesale psrehsssn
Skwa ~. n. RI;HAHDSON. NJ D.. - 4
e0~ The Concentrated Extract Of 6arsaperilla, Gen
taa and eassas, alse for sale at l5y Dvisoa sxss,
eypeg)le Ladlsw 1Resti
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TO THt, PUBLIC.

DIR. GE ORGE ". CHI p ~ "A US
IMPROVED MINERAL FAMILY PILLS DYsPEPTlC
Bittes Cough ard Cholera Drops and other Medicines,
prepared from HI. recipe. q than 40 year tasted Pe
Jaundce Dropses the Head and Chest, Liver O6struc-
tons Dyspep,:, Crsmp, Fits Dyseneries Violent Coughs
depending Liver and Asthmatc Affections Fixed Pains IN
the Chest and pec,ay diseases Of private nature
sed office Canal and ofthe only authorized agent
the city Of New York. G3 West Broadway until further
uofic aaIQ 1spA Ic
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MAHOGANY, RosEwoop, zEBRsAWW0op; &c; &c e
tween Brooms and Spring streets Ihe entire socs I'M
IS per below The market price, either for cash approved
notes The following portion OF the stock VIA
ao,oo,do DO shaded and motsd O. %. 90.
5000 set * y NIX, ~ insh az and inch Mahogany
toss estinW wood, he, he, jal1 Inn
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rom 1879 TO lSl6, and duty thereon -
| T Ixsnrcr..r IMAM fo1s . = INC -. L,
Total >. .as,5la.6Q3

. Ioial .fS39,6Q3 $3,306,736 IS
1t will be seen from this statement that a5l9 603
1896 and duties paid to the state to so so6
1876 A. Many persons prejudced against the salt
made IN tins state thinking thatthe Lvepooand Turks
Island salt is much superior and purer Experiments
have been made and portions Of each analy zed which
show that for saving purposes the American salt is in
no way inferior to any in the world.
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Mill,

EARMERs AND MILLERS' BANK. Hager.town, Md.
The Notes of Institution bought dis
count by TAYLOR x SMITH,
l4lmsm No. 60 Wall street.
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Medical Aid.

nR. GREGORY, No Roosevelt consulted in all
- diseases of Dr. G. regular Physician
and Surgeon and of than twenty years experience
which time he has made valuable and
curing speedily Terms for medl
cine and advice S. and will be by Part Of
the country.
STRUCTURE URErHRA.-This dreadful form Of
the din yelds the treatment &c Dr. O. e
shng He il the inventor Of method by which no
will warrant structure in days formerly
months and besides this his plan the least
painful the whereas the old mode
Of did frequently leave the patient off
be- ncurabe. Of thirty duration cured
by DR.. g. single week. One OF the symP-
Of structure little involuntary OF mmedi
tely urinang printed circular upon this subject
will be forwarded on application.
The PRvATE TREATIsE, called "The Rubicon."-This
little volume of which Dr. g. the author and publisher)
happen to need silent and trasty nend u u written in
style expressly adapted the OF patients who desire to
themse!ys i treats upon the disease. and Of
thod small edition Of h. work has been prepared
to be BY mail the postage which about cents to
part Of the United states.
Dr. Gregorys private Offices No Roosevelt
door from Chatham be had his Cordial and Book;
and also advice all hours oil the day evening. All
muncations viii be eonde!ed strictly confdsans The fol-
remedies Nc @ william st. near Maiden Lsns Fulton
Bowsry Of Wal s Ils Delsnesy st. Of suG
folk n East Broadway, oil Market st. and both
corners of Broadway and Chambers n23 imsr
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BARTINE'S LOTION,

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Bite: Poisoa. snSs Of Wound. Of every desceon.
sas r.ai as sf sss
s & q s s and
Sore Throat Ganduar Tumor Lumbsgo Camp in the So.
ray Chilbans Corns Bunions, Head Ache, Tooth Ache.
The propretos deem write lengthy articles
New and he esss eheeIay as The
nss ni
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in s. city srfp fey d
ssS HSsstE
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sse 6R hGe ssy Eaa
B.Es,, 6o"Sr Ms.:"a II siiiI.si Ws:sIiyK
Mcdonald 81, johns: do j. O. HUE h;n:Ss, Tsyoasa G. W.
- dsa im 70 ssas SAArl 81 B1osd1:y
DISEASES or THE URINARY ORGANs-such as
Bladder, Leucorrhoeu or Whites
fAsii:o: Gcnorrhsa. liability. :.
are speedily and eectuay removed by AbsIpethys Boan
sa mss ne
IL MAIDEN LII t..s s S Ssa'a; s
ITO THE LADIES IN PAKTICULAK-MY DErlLA
1 TORY POWDER has been found highly beneficial and
Of ladies who have been afflicted with :upeuous
hair whs. p. s.sMh Ia, been confined g s Up
whole features When used proper and according
the toilet the sharp entirely avoided
and the hair removed five minutes after its appca
siou.
This composition il nfallibe, and warranted
perious hair After numerous trials have received cert
Gates OF success which cannot be contested.
e JULES HAUEL's DEPOT
&c South Third street, Philadelphia.
and by my agenr-J Jacquemod, No AIS Broadway f. A.
Araut Laisyeue Bazaar Nos !s and i,l Broadway; A.
Willard, g. W. corner of Cedar and Williams
Premiums awarded sthe Franklin Institute nI6 lmsre
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q - m m E IL GA Il.
New York. Monday

New York, Monday, Jan. 26.
BREADsTUFrs.-The Foreign received by the
Hberna, caused considerable confusion in the market
and closed rather unsettled We heard of no sales Of
any import.
CorroN-There has been but one sale made to-day for
Liverpool which was list Of Uplands, about 400 bales
by ship samples from the harf Spinners have taken
about 200 bales in addon-prces considered to ia
vor the buyer and the tendency is rather downwards
We shall continue our quotations at present.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

spoken.
Ship Elizabeth Bruce Of Boston. from Morris for London
Jan 5, lat "a 81, Ion 81 30.
sorsign Forts.
ST. THOMAS, Jan e-Lsf bark Geo Henry. Garcia I'm Rio
de Jsneiroi brgs Diseo tvhsns) Niekeou sail in few
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MOTHER'S CORDTAT.

ME superior efficacy Of this article when used in the last
stages OF pregnancy that female who has
onee its benefits would be willing on any sond
be deprived of Its effects shorten and dimi
nsh he sue'ngs Child Birth half and nus
place Id and mether in offs safety.
Physician has made this branch Of his practice
tuar study. For sale 1872 Broadway Of john street
ImsY
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Fits! FitS!!


VANS VEGETABLE EXTRACT-Au infalibIe rene
S fS EDsps r F &c
ed for seven with this dreadful disease and during this
whole period time under medical without
queni and violent this the universal experience Of
that are thus afflicted well knswn that from time in ms
since been discovered which not only
efficacy ofhs Vegetable EHacso thus hitherto
% Rs%ed All ss
avail themselves os be,sins-s are pvtsd to call a. the
examined and advice given free Of charge and where
merous certificates OF cures may be seem fnce One Dollar
iysns Anti Bilious Pills. for removing all morbid
and corrupt humors, and purifying the blood Prce
d, sf l%.r ps' ''-' VANS 4 HART, Proprie,ors.
ToTHE BEAUTEJEks AZ ~ Pr NS
q discovery
surprising efficacy for rendering the shn so aud fair well
As creator conscrvator Of that most dissingni.hng
charm of female Ioveness transparent fair skin JULES
said 70 exert an magical power Composed most
part oriental bslsamc plants the utter exclusion Of all
tremey bland purifying and soothing the skin and
BY scng on the pores and minute ssRsI all
tion and by this method Alone eectualy dsspate all red
nscas V,ssoas, 50 ainca to female ioyeiinsss use
will change the most bilious complexion into one Of "a
stow. dsesey and fairness which hap
py protect With every appearance ofyou'hul charm to the
For sale, Wholesale and retail, By, rs u.ur,
fIsss sea.S Sh fsd .ssss fnsasss
snaby my JafSSsmGs Nall d 81 5rSs1dwsy 4
Willard w corner q Ce Oar s and William .,,ss'
under re- order All no
permitted must b sent e " 5fSt i'I' Msryns
ia South street.
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IIIDGE FOR YOIIRSELF.

= JUDGE FUN fOUhSELF.
HUNTERIAN DYsPENsARY, No. Division street.
abished Alb 1885, by the for the
cessul Of disease OF sud for the
sale Of DR.. HUNTERS RED DROP. This medicine is
roughly this horrid without injury the eon.t
all else have failed comprehensive treatise accompanies
each vial with full dreconsl which Is warranted to eec-
tually all how long standing how
deeply seated in the system with less trouble TO the patient
and shorter Of than other medicine the
world or pay will be taken. Price 81 per vial.
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Foreign lnsportstlons.
OpE0s-Shp Rhope-e2 $3.50 bags linseed & Bridges
ISL bales wool Ernest < Msrsh.
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o.. Colonel James X Morse, of fernando, Mis-
sssipp was brutally murdered the 7th instant, by
man named James Dyson, who shot him dead, he
riding along the road Colonel Morse gentleman,
and u successful practitioner at the bar.
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READ THIS.
IL CASES in the Surgical and Medical line, especially
"A these Of long standing advice medicine
the rst application neither required
No 81 Readesteset 3. HEINZ. III. n
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o. The New Orleans Picay,lne OF the l4th inst,
says We learn from an officer just arrived in town
IRON Fort Jesup that that pos lis to be entirely broken
up The troops there have received orders to pro.
coed across the country to Corpus Christi
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Passengers Arrived.
Sr MARKs-Bns Rodolph Groniug-E wibon and two
Miss TaIioes.
Mosms-Brig Mcrea-Mr Morton.
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days. Constitution Laudeman I'm Bait dsch; Charles fog
I'm Bath do; Clara Cole Cole for Boston, day; lsnbe
Of Boston dis Ms.issippi fm Wilmington. NC Ohio I'm io
de Jnero touched for supplies sch LYDIA Stevens I'm New
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-07-02

as an apology for his own cowardice,
swore that the Mexican army was all
destroyed. One Of the many rumors
afoat is, that Ampudia has charged
Arista with treachery-with having
sold the Army to the Americans. A
hard bargain, indeed, to Arista, for his
only pay was cannon balls and cold
steel. Ampudia says further, that he
would have won the day had he had
the command. The lying braggart-
the man who ran at the first volley,
when second in command, to talk of
what he would have done as chief!
Arista's retreat will doubtless contin-
ne to the mountains. After losing
the day with five to one at Palo Alto
and Resaca de la Palma, it is not like
'ly that he will make another stand on
the plains. Gen. Taylor takes the
field with so overwhelming a force,
and so admirably equipped in that ter
rible arm, the light artillery, that it
would be madness in the enemy to
fight again, where defeat would be
certain and retreat impossible. Mon
terey is the first position of any natu-
raj strength, and it also commands the
entrance of the mountain pass to Sa-
tillo. 1t is there, in all probability,
that Arista will make his great effort,
which the importance of the OBJECT,
his wounded pride, and the advanta
ges ofthe ground will all conspire to
make a brilliant, but bloody day in
the history of this war.
We understand that Canales is at
O]mitos Rancho, five leagues on this
side of Reynosa, levying contributions
upon the people, and plundering them
of all their mules and other movable
property. He has closed the road and
intercepts all communication from this
direction, treating all those who are
suspected of coming from this place
with the greatest harshness.
The steamboat Neva entered the
river last week, and came up to this
place. She found five feet of water at
the bar, and FIVE feet scant in the shall
lowest places inside.
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the committee and the proposition
submitted by them. He declared he
would stake the field and put down
the mob" Accordingly he enrolled a
posse, which, to the best accounts, is
about 800 strong, many of the new set
tiers ofNauvoo being forced into ranks,
and large number Of Mormons who
were encamped on the other side of
the river having returned to assist in
driving the anti-Mormons from the.
field. This state of facts having been
ascertalned at the camp at Golden's
Point, a council was called; and ii hay.
ing been ascertalned that the men were
supplied with but about FIVE rounds Of
cartridges, and but about one days pro-
vision, 1t was resolved to retreat to
Carthage, increase their supplies, COL
lect the artillery in the neighborhood,
reinforce their men, and march again
for the accomplishment of their object.
The antics did not anticipate any resis
lance at the time the expedition was
started, and hence did not make ade
quate preparations to meet an emergen-
cy such as arose after arriving a Col
|den's Point.
The anti-Mormon forces number
about 400, and reinforcements are
hourly arriving. The Mormons are
gaining recruits from the opposite side
of the river, and will number probably
from 800 to 800 by the time the antics
can take the field again.
Citizens of the surrounding coun.
ties: we present to you TIE facts as
they are, and we now ask of you to re.
deem the pledges made by you through
your delegates in the Carthage CONVEX
ton last October. A mere attempt to
make display for effect has been re-
SISTED by the Mormons, and they are
still SO strong in Hancock that # will
be difficult to overcome them in their
stronghold, without the aid Of our
neighbors. If the anti-Mormons fail
now, all is lost! Win you assist US
now, while the crisis is imminent'-or
will you suffer this horde civilians and
cut-throats again to gain the ascendant
in Hancock
The rendezvous is at Carthage; and
to that point every anti-Mormon il this
and surrounding counties should repair
instanter, taking with him a good sup
ply of provisions and ammunition.
The following note from the editor
Of the 'Eagle' was received by the
clerk of the Prairie Bird, just before
leaving Nauvoo on Sunday:
"DEAR SIR: The mob have dispers-
ed, Or adjourned to Carthage, to rally an
additional force, and they swear they
will desolate the town ofNauvoo.
"WaTants are out for some of the
ringIeaders.
IN, Z. MATLACK, Editor Eagle"
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supposed i'm becllity and cowardice, at
tempts to make you the blind instru-
ments of her unholy and mad ambi-
ton, and forces youto appear as the
hat eful robbers of our dear homes, and
the unprovoked violators of our dear
est feelings as men and PATRIOTS
Such villalny and outrage, | know,
is perfectly repugnant to, the noble
sentiments Of any gentleman, and 1t
is base and foul TO rush you on to GER
tain death, in order to aggrandlze
few lavess individuals, in defiance OF
the laws of God and mani Ii is to no
purpose if they tell you that the law
for the annexation of Texas jnstltles
your occupation of the Rio Bravo del
Norte; for by this act they rob US OF
a great part of 1ansoulipas, Coahua1o,
chihuahua, and .Neac .Meaico; and 1t IS
barbarous to send handful of men on
such an errand agains: powerful and
warIike nation. Besides, the most OF
you are Europeans, and we are the
declared friends Of majority Of the
nations of Europe. The North Amer
leans are ambitions, overbearing, and
insoent as a nation, and they will on
y make use of you as a vile tool to car
ry out their abominable plans of plllage
and ,apine.
I warn you in the name Of justice,
honor, and your own interests and
set-respect, to abandon their despe-
rate ond unholy cause, and become
peaceful Menjcan citizens. | guaran-
tee you, in such case, half section of
land,or 800 acres, to settle upon gratis.
Be wise, then, and just, and honorable,
and take no part in numbering us who
have no unkind feelings for YOU
Lands shall be given to officers, SER
geants, and corporals according to
rank, privates receiving 800 acres, as
stated.
fin time of action YOU wish to es-
pouse our cause, threw away your
arms and run to us, and we will en-
brace you as true friends and Chris
tians. tits not decent nor prudent 10
say more. But should any ofyou ren.
der any important service to Mexico,
you shall be accordingly considered
and preferred.
NJ. ARISTA,
COMMANDMENTS chief Of the
Mexican army.
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TOM

GEN. AMpUD1A.-We are compell-
ed to cut down somewhat an article u
pom this Mexican broue:
An amusing story is told by a ran
chero's wife, Of the haste and treplda-
ton in which he crossed the river on
the afternoon of the 9th of Maya day
likely to be remembered in his calendar.
The good woman says that Ampudia
came to her house soon after the firing
commenced, at full speed, and alone,
and begged her husband, like hound
to cross him over the river, before those
shouting devils, the Americans, could
oyertake him. The poor husbandman
complied and ferried the poor, crestfal-
len, terror-stricken hero across; but he
had no sooner landed and placed the
broad river between himself and his
pursuers, than he became the naughty,
superciIious General Ampudia again,
and ordered his preserver to play
lackey and groom to himself and
horse.
He is notorious in this city for his
meanness in pecuniary matters, espe-
c;ally in swindling the people from
whom he hired the furniture of his
house, since his last arrival--and for
his cold blooded cruelty to our consul,
Mr.. Schatwell, man near seventy
years of age, whom he ordered to leave
the place, under guard, for the interl-
or, in such haste, as to compel the old
man to go on foot, and sleep the first
night in the open air in a severe nor
Their. He is also remembered as the
first man from the field of battle, who,