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II "a IL IL l. ID.

Married, in This city, on Tie 18Th inst, by the
Rev.'h i Edwards, Mr.. JAS. G. CowARDIN oil Bal
more, 10 Miss EUGENE WooD, formerly OF Alex
andria.
Married, in Lynchburg, on Thursday, the l4ih
inst, by The Rev. w. II. Kinkle, Pastor OF Saint
Pauls Church, DANIEL WooDsoS, Junior Editor
o. The Lynchburg Republican, 10 Mrs. AMERICA
F. PALMER. of Lynchburg.
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FOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE,

tUK oNLE, ttEISI ON LLn1L1
THAT valuable PLANTATION called Martins, The
i property Of the late Albert 7. Good wyn, lying In
Dinu iddie, on fa,cher's Run. about five miles from
the Courthouse, and twelve from Petersburg contain,
ins about $500 acres, alargc portion Of II in woods Of
nrime quality. Few snch estates can be found In the
coupty, being well adapted 10 The growth Of corn,
wheat. oats and tobacco. The lots are in excellent or
der. There is a Dwelling house, with five rooms
Also. necessary GU, houses, wanting slight %repairs.
Planters seeking Investments seldom NEE, with such
an onporuni;y OF suiting themselves near market. The
Terms will be liberal. X. K. MEADE,
Executor OF A. T. GOODWIN, deceased.
Gent, l5-eof
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TO OUR PATRONS.

T'4IhEgyBaFf12aa Of zen at afsaiiTss. M n Sfe sisa sG rriu ffiaRH
we have 10 r~rlinquisi The hold We have upon the pal
ronagc Of tins community; and, in doing 50, we Cannot
refrain fram rendering our thanks for their many f..
yors, and would commend 10 them, as our SUCCESSORS,
Messrs. f. FITZGERALD & Co, who, we are in
duced 10 believe, will be able, rs II viii be their endea-
vors, To sustain the reputation Of the establishment.
STARR & TO, Richmond.
". Il. JENNINGS & CO., New York.
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CA * ID.

GEORGE w. TALLEY bees TO Inform his friends
VI and the public, that he Will close his present bust
ness IN December next, and on the lst OF January re-
sumo bis trade, being that Of Millwright.
Having had a long experience In every department OF
the business, the subscriber fatiers himself that MS
known competency and industrious HABITS VIA secure
a share of the public confidence and patronage
The subecriber intends locating at Miliers iavefn,
Essex county, where any orders or communications
win no promptly attended to: m r,,,,y
CIarkeston. King L Queen co Oct la-c3l
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LAW SCHOOL,

THE subscriber proposes 10 resume the Lectures and
i Exercises OF his Law School IN this city on the
first Wednesday in November next; the term beginning
on that day, and ending on the las, Wednesday In
March following.
The course is at once scientific and practical, EN-
bracing outlines Of Natural. International and Consiiiu-
tinnal Law. and the general principles of the Municipal
Law of Virginia, with the subjects vi Pleading and Evil
dence at some length.
The fee for Instruction IL $50 for The term -payable
IN advance. WIN. MAXWELL.
Richmond. Sept. 81. St7.-clW
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THE QUESTION OF NO MORE TERRI
uinDU

MIR. Webster has been declaiming before The
Wing Convention al Springfield, against The &C.
QUESTION Of any more territory by The United
States. In our view, he is d-claiming against
what will inevitably happen. The position Ia
ken By MIR. Webster, il his party would general
" adopt il, might, by blinking the question OF The
extension Of slavery, keep The Northern and
Southern Wings together for a while, but il is
no! universally cohcuned 10 by the Wings them
selves. A portion Of them are in favor OF recall
ing our troops from the interior OF Mexico, and
occupying the northern part Of that country with
military posts and maintaining a defensive line
a policy which implies The acquisition Of new
territory. The people generally have made up
their minds lha. SOM portion ol the Mexican
domain must pass into our ? session, and Mex
leo herself, in The LATE negotiations, even while
arroganlly claiming 10 negotiate as the victorious
parry, has signified her entire Willingness 10 part
with Upper California. III there is one result Of
The war, TO which we may look as certain; il is,
that we are to have an addition 10 our territories.
Mr.. Webster, we perceive, thinks lha, our
con.edcracy will lose its strength and power Of
cohesion by extension. For our part, we place
little stress upon that argument. IL had some
force, perhaps, in times when communications
between distant points were slow and u%nfrequenI,
when governments ruled by force and not by
opinion, and before thu principle Of distinct local
governments for the individual states, in a COME
deracy. and a general governmental them all, had
been applied 10 practice. The press, and The rapid
means Of communication lately invented, and
.l-o- MACY, --A - ,.irJ a>''IS VI a irucidl CO.
vernmeni, have made all approximations on This
ground idle. This constant and quick commnni-
Gallon produces a fusion Of opinions, and con-
necls distant populations by a sympathy and a
mutual Deepen dence never known before. Cow
per says:
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!. MRS. LAWRENCE'S
II oarGiu O II 8 G /.

AIRS. II. C. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
IFl commodious Tenemenis over the Stores Of Messrs.
Brooks, Bell & Hudson and messrs. Binfcrd & Fry, on
The Eagle Square, Main street, nearly opposite her old
day, as well as yearly and monthly ~boarders. in good
styIe. Terms moderate. The location for persons VI
sizing Richmond on business u one Of the best in the
city, July 6ewiy
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Advertisement.
COLLECTORS OFFICE.

Du1Rtcr AND roar or T.rraHAnSocK, Va,
9Th Oetobrr, 1877.
EALED PROPOSALS will be received At this Of
- fee until the 9Th day Of November next, n i o.
clock, NJ for the supply Of rations for the men on.
board THE Light Boat al Bowly's Rocks, for the term of
one wear from the Isl January, l543-ihe ration 10 con-
sist OF The articles enumerated In the following table
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

pay no more money for supplies, and leave no
veslise OF her auihoriiyinnaliacked, till we have
established a line Of boundary lar south o! The
Grande, and planted upon it such deiences as
shall kser her in her own close quarters TIL her
uwn b~aseness has completed her downfall.
If this is cur iiue policy, The du'y Y! Inc Con-
efe-s vhich is soon 10 assemble 81 Washington,
is plain. That body should Lose no' a moment
in lmil!ess discussions, but atcnee show 10 Mex
leo lis determination to continue hosiiiLIes with
increased vigor and ACTIVITY. Wing delays and
Wing speeches have already Afforded enough Of
aid and comfort 10 The enemy. They have en-
bo,dened lhe enemy 10 offer new insults, enccuF
aged him 10 a greater expenditure OF money and
renewed energy in conducting The war-and have
cost US The sacrifice Of hundreds, perhaps thou
sands Of liycs. Let US have action now in their
stead. and see what effect il will have on Next
can bFavado. Let The Democracy, especially,
acl promptly and cnersellcally-let il invite and
insis, upon immediate aclion-and il delay
must be submitted 10, lei The responsibility Of il,
and the dishcnor which il will bring upon the
country. fall directly on The federal majority in
The Housc-a majority, we venture 10 predict,
which will nei dare 10 uotc its toryisn, however
willing il way be To cIo'he j, in hypoc;iiicaI words,
or act j, out BY slavi7 g of The great question al
ssue.-[ProvideBcc (R. ~ Hsfaid.
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TRIAI. FOR MURDER.

In Goochland County Court, on Monday last,
James M. Mon,eiIo, a youth about l6 years CT
age, was arraigned on a charge of killing James
B. Fleming, BY slabbing, about Two weeks since.
After a patient examination OF a number OF w.t.
nesses, The accused Was fully discharsed-ihe
Court being of opinion that the act was commit
ted in self-defence.
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TO TIMBER OWNERS AND Cos
TRACTORS.

THE Apaomattox Railroad Company WI! re-,
i posals until Monday, a5th October, ih'
the furnishing and delivery OF twenty tnog y
post oak, white oak, locust and cedar r.. +
9 inches in diameter Al the small ena, ,
timber. Dimensions Of which can be "a'"'
Info,mat,on ~ to time OF receiving tae i''."'
sills Will be given on application a. the y91i; /,
nee. hoMA n. 4
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NORFOLK, 16:h Oct, , ?. Nj.
The u. S. steamship Allegheny, Capt Hunter,
from Pitsburg, via New Orleans. and last from
Key Yves, has just arrived a. Ihe anchorage
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.HF ENQUIRER.
RICH MOND, VA.
wednesday Morning, october 20, ls41.


~ Tn. Washington Union Is assailias Mr. Webster
In Tic most acrimonious language, huti' Us Il man anu =
statesman. When ii dubs hr. Webster a raa0,, y
shnnli ,.n,emh.r that Sir. W. : san il m officer In tue
a"aricnn army. now in Mexico. Which Of his assah-
ants can give d like pledge Of loyalty 10 The country -
They can pirate OF patriotism quite as !ond'y, we Know :
but who has yc; Ia learn that Ploirsslnnsa 81 pa"'''s"
arc often a mask for unalioyed se'fshness:
We clip The above from The wing oil yes'er-
day. Without intending TO allow that the Union
has essailsd MIR. Webster and his views without
Just cause-ior, if we remember, The Wing itself
awaiicd Mr.. VS. views: in the same speech
which the Union crilicizss-we would remark,
that The uossailauts' oil Mr.. W., tie Editor OF
the Union included, have furnished quite as many
"sons," not only as officers, but as %privales, as any
OF those who, in one line condemn, and in the next
applau nd the "God.like."
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FIRE!-We had another fire oa Monday
night. II broke out in a frame building on
Street. between l7ih and Wall Streets,
belonging TO. Col. Geo. Nj. C%suing'on0 occupied
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Charlotte c. H., Oct. 10, 1ss7.-c4,
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
FACULTY OF PHYSIC.
SESSION OF ISi7-,s.-The Lectures will com.
- mence on MONDAY, 25th October, and continue
until the lst OF March, ensuing.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WlLLlAM a. AIKEN,
Nj. D., L. L. ID.
Sureery-NATHAN n. SMITH.
Therapeutics, Materia Mcdica and H~ygiene-SAML.
CHEW, NJ. d..
Anatomy and Phys!oocy-JoSEPH RoBY. NJ. y.
Theory and Practice Of Meiicine-WILLIAM pow
Err, NJ. ID.
R G VI ID.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surge
~ every day al the Baltimore l%n!irmary, opposite the
Medical College. The rooms for practical anatomy
will he opened October Isl, under the charge Of the
Drmonstrator. Fees Tor the entire course 800. Com
Portable board may be obtained ~ the vicinity Of the
Medical College for s. 50 Ia 3 80 per week.
NJ The vacancy in The Obstetrical Department will
be filled before tie commencement oi The session.
WILLIAM f.. A. AIKEN,
Sept. o4-clGt Dean of the Faculty.
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The steamship Ribernia, Capt. Ryrie, sailed
from Boston Saturday noon, for Liverpool, via
Halifax, with 80 passengers for Inc former, and
10 FOR me latter port. She carried cut s56,09
in specie.
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TIE WAR MEETING.-In response TO a
previous call, a large number OF our citizens, Of
both political parties, assembled in the Universal
isl Church on Friday night last, 10 take into con-
sheraton the reccu, prcsumriuous claims and
propositions Of the Mexican authorities, in their
pretended negotiations with MIR. Trist. The
Mayor Of the town not being present, Col. 0. G.
Clay was called 10 The Chair, and Charles w.
Christian and r. II. Glass appointed Secretaries.
MAJ. James Garland then explained The object OF
the meeting in some very forcible and eloquent
remarks, which were frequently responded 10 b.
The applause of the audience, upon which a CON-
mittee o, thirteen was appointed 10 draft resolu-
lions Tor The consideration and acton OF The
meeting. During lis labors lie meeting was ad-
dressed in very eloquent and patriotic Strain by
Tbos. S. Bucock, Esq. our representative in Con-
gross elect ct Ibis District, who was on a visit 10
our Town. The finest spirit prevailed in The
meeting, and the Utmost harmony characterized
lis proceedings. The resolutions adopted assert
ed lnlly our rights, and brcalhcd The true patriot
ic spirit which should animate The whole nation.
[Lyneh6nrg republican.
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FROM TEXAS The steamship Yacht,
Captain CIane. arrived yesterday from Calves
ION. She LEFT there on the 9th inst. We are in
debled 10 Captain Crane Tor a file OF Galveston
papers. We fad no news in them. Ii was feat
ed that the fryer had broken oul in Galveston, but
that city is still pronounced TO be free from that
scourge.
From III iotetior oil this State. says the Gal
yes on Gazette Of the 9Th inst, our accounts aie
all alike: good health. fine weather, abundant
crops, and a busy people There was never be-
tore in Texas any hing like the present crop Of
cotton The fine dry weather has enabled lie
planters 10 pick on, quantities Unprecedented in
the same time. Some planters have Already
housed more than their whole estimated crop for
a good season, and still have The labor OF months
before them,-GN o. Delr.
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TN CHASCERy.-VisGtSt.:-At Rglss a~id
L Clerks Office Of the Superior Court ri shine.
The Richmond Circuit, the OH d.? Of ueiolrt. -.
John J. Taylor, .si'.
against !,
David ninge and Elvira his wife. JJha \ ny
Thomas Adams, and Joseph Knapp and Ann ~
and other p'IrA.i
The defendants above named not havinerHt''
appearance and given security, accofiint y ~
Assembly and The rules of THIS Court, and 4 i'
by satisfactory evidence that they are not ihh"
this Commonwealth. Il is ordered, thai the -ali
ants do appear at The rules 10 be held f0fil- tas
| on the first Monday in January next, aud a"'A
| bill, OF the plaintiff, and that a COPY Of ih' =.
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper putIl',s-
city Of Richmond for two months sicce+
posted al the front door OF tie Capitol III lhr s''
A Copy-Tesie. r
Oct Io-rw2m P0WHATSS R08ERi
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TIE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

SATURDAY, Tenth Day-The whole session
today was occupied in The discussion OF the
case OF the Illinois election OF Assislan, Bishop,
on which The cummiuee had reported adversely.
Rev. Messrs. Giddings, Dfessen, Chase, Kelly,
the clerical delegates OF that diocese, spoke on
one or other side OF The question, and Rev. Dr..
Hawks, Of Louisiana, and Mr.. Williams, Of
Virginia, also addressed The House. The cir
cums,ances attending the election Of Mr.. Bfitnn
by the Diocesan Convention OF Illinois, were
very fully gone into; The object being, on The pant
Of those who oppose The signing OF the teslimo-
mails, to show that the election was carried by
the dictation of the senior Bishop, and in an un.
canonical way; that the certificate which was
before the committee, was in an uncanonicai
shape, no, alleging or showing that extent o. "o!d
age" or "bodily infrmiiy" which he'constitu;ion
-~coplemplaes sS-,he exisencies emitting q dio-
cese 10 an Assisiant Bishop. On The other hand,
the election b. the Convention is held to be in
every respect regular, and it is contenced that the
testimonials sent up cannot be called into ques.
ton a, this period OF tme, after The election
The debate was left unfinished, the hour arriving
In the midst OF il Tor accepting the invitation 10
The Deaf and Dumb Institution.
The special order 10. Monday being the report
ofthe Committee on The state OF this diocese, this
unfinished business may not be reached again,
Till q late period OF the session, il at all.
INcW York Express.
ErISCoPALCONvENTION, .Moadag, o.
,o6sr l3-rhe discussion this morning has been
con6aed To the case OF The Assistant Bishop elect
OF Illinois-lhe ratification of his election being
opposed, on the ground OF undue influence hav-
Ing been exer,ed on the par; Of the present Bish-
CD OF that diocese. No vote taken.
Thus il will be seen that the order of the day
has been supplanted by the unexpected discussion,
this subject being The unfinished business OF Sa
t~urday.-[.Nep York Journal NJ Commerce.
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niJcs Amber

I'M nrhcTuRER. and GLsZiER, 90 lhh :
near the odd Fellows Hall, Richmond Va
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FEMALE SCHOOL AT CHARLOTTE
COURTHOUSE.

THE Winter session of this School will commence
4 with tle month Of November, and close with tlr
month OF April; the Summer session Will nmReHce
with the month OF June, and close with the month Of
September. The terms are:
For Instruction in The usual English Branches, together
with Sacred Music, aud tho GrSrk, Latin and French
Languages, S3D per annum.
Board with the subscriber, 100 do.
Instruction In Instrumental Music, m do.
Use Of Instrument, do.
The above charges will cover all necessary expenses,
except for clothing, books and music.
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RAPpAuANNoCK ACADEMY.

THlS Institution il situated in Caroline county, Va
j Is miles from fredericksburg and 5 from Purt Roy-
al, in The midst Of an intelligent and desirable seri on
Of country. The situation has long been noted Tor hr-
ing perfectly healthy at al SEASONS Of The gear; and pre-
SCENTS The advantage, also, OF heinz retired, ana consr
anentIy free fiom the Interruptions Incident Ia pubif
places. yet sufficiently near 10 br easily accessible froEi
all points. The grounds around the buildings are rh-
tensivr. and well adapted 10 recreation. The hul.d-
ings, erected expressly for the purposes OF u school,
have been recently repaired and cleansrd IN 4 most tho
rough manner, and ae not surpassed by any m the
State for convenience, comfort, and larseness Of at
comm>dation.
IL is tile design ofthr Principal, should the patronage
Of the school br sufficient, 10 Introduce military IN
struction after The model Of The Military Institute al
Lexington. In pursuance of this design, a rraina 81
the Institute, of hieh standing, will b. employed IT, IN
slruet The hoys II, tactics, and carry out, rs Tar as prat..
licaLir, ,ir details ut tat Institution. The con'rsr 81
study and discipline viii be in accordance with tha'
Institution. This viii be very thorough and extensive,
such ~ wi!l fl Tile student for college, far either Of the
professions, or for entering ii crcr upon HE duties ~
life. IL will embrace thr primary AMI advanced
branches nf English: M entire aud thorough coarse III
the Latin AMI Greek languages, Latin and Creek Lille
rafIre and Antiquities, and The French Language, 4 iui
course In Mathematics, including shadows ana pefipec
tive; civil aud military Engineering and Drawings
weekly -1rrcises IN Composition and Defamation,
with Lectures upon ElocutIon by the Principal; ana dai
" exercises IN the practice Of the duties oil the soldier.
There Is n valuable library belonging 10 the lns'itu.
lion, Of 700 volumes, TO which students will have &c
cess FREE of charge. The scholastic year will he divi-
drd into two sessions Of 5 months each. The next
session will commence on Monday. November Isl, and
terminate the last Of March, with 4 vacation OF two
weeks ut Christmas. No scholar will he rrcrivrd Tor
lrss than a session, and no deductions made for absence,
except in pro;facted cases ofilness.
TERMS:
Notwithstanding washing ard fuel-and Tuition per
session oil FIVE months, payable inrarid6iy halt IN ad
vance and The remainder al the close Of The srs-
sion, 50 w
Day scholars, In English branchos, ~ 50
uJ. in Languages and Mathematics, - 90
French Language. extra. s Oh
RErsArscrs-iIon John 7. lomay. fredericksburg;
Geo Fiizliugh and Aug. ~Filzhugh, Esqs.. Port Royal;
Gen Samuel II. Lewis. Rockingham, Col. John ".
Gillian, DR.. + II Smith, Dinwiddie, and the Trustees
Of The Institution generally.
Circulars containing minute details Of tie course Of
study and government OF The School viii be- sent upon
apulic lrion 10 those who may desire IL.
Post Odice-Rappsharnocs Academy. Caroline CO.,
Va. GEO. q BUTLER, Principal.
10 fn-r0arfOrtc.uff
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The defendants above named mol having >
their appearance and given security, according
act Of Assembly and the rules al tins Court, and
~pearing, by satisfactory evidence, that tfrY are 1
hahi,anis of this Commonwealth, 1, Is orirfei, u.
said defendants do appear ut the rules To hc held {
said Court on ihe first Monday ~ November ntrt
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and lila, Z cope q
ORDER be forihwi,h inserted in some nrsSpalr
lisied IN the chg Of Richmond for TWO in"ath. ~
siveIy, and posted al the front door of The rairoi
said city. A Copy-Iestr. .
Sept. l4-cwam POWHATAN ROBERTS =
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TESTIMONY AGAINST THE MEXICAN WHIGs.
We should be obliged 10 The Louisville De-
mocral," (says The washington Union) for a
copy of a work lately published in its city. II
is an account OF The adventures Of Mr.. DoDno.
van, extending 10 several hundred pages. The
author was a clerk OF a steamboat which piled
on the Rio Grande in 1916. One day, he and a
brother printer, Ga MIR. Cunningham while
rambling on a deer hunt in the country. were sur
rounded and made prisoners by a troop of lancers.
Instead of being put TO death, as was al first pro-
posed, they were carried 10 Val'adolid and sold.
Thence they were taken 10 San Luis de Potosi,
and sent of under the orders of Santa Anna, and
sold on the way 10 The publisher Of "El Republi-
cano.' The ignorance OF The editor, whose lucu-
bralions they we're employed 10 give 10 the world,
was ridiculous enough. He often piled them with
silly questions about the United States. The ex.
tract below will show mol only his stupidity, bu,
The effect OF THE opposition otlhe war with Mexico:
s'But The most difficult matter of comprehen-
SIGN 10 the editor was, how 'whig generals should
be placed al The head OF The American army,
while The administration was opposed 10 The
Wings; and when Corwin's speech against the
war was received through FL Monitor, from the
lily OF Mexico, We we've asked il Senior Corwin
would not raise a company OF rolHntcc1s, issue a
yronunci0nento, and attack The President! The
editor was delighted with The speech, and repuh-
lished ii, by inserting some two columnsd daily
He esteemed Senior Corwin as far superior 10
Senior Folk in sagacity and eloquence. But,
poor fellow, he knows hul litllc Of The enlightened
state OF parties in this country, where officials
can abuse each other with impunity, and where
greater revolutions have been consummated by
the pen, than were ever accomplished by the
sword"
["Mr. Cunningham found an interested friend,
more than a friend, in a beautiful %senorita, the
daughter of his employer. He became, in short,
enamorcd OF her, and she Of him. Donovan
found himself alone, and one night lei himself
down by a rope 10 The street, gave his employer
leg bail, and, after yarions hardships and adven-
lures, made his way home."1
Thus we have another witness from that coun-
try OF The consequences attached in Mexico 10
The denuncialions by the Wing leaders Of the
war, and of The mischieyous impression which
they produce. If an American translator could
obtain a regular file of The Mexican journals, We
have no hesitation in predicting that they would
be found ieeming with extracts from The National
Intelligenccr, and from The speeches Of The Wing
leaders.