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sY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

IMPORTANT NEWS.


IMPORTANT NEWS"
New YoRK, April TO-
The packet-shp Duchesse dOHeans arrived at New
York this morning. bringing three days later news from
Europe Her was brought to the city by express
steamboat
republic has been declared in Prussia, the King and
his ministers imprisoned and the Prince escaped to
England
There had been revolution in Lombardy, which was
entirely successful, but very bloody.
The King Of Naples has yielded to the people all they
asked.
England still protests against the Montpenser mar
riage
1t is expected that, Notwithstanding concessions, tho
Emperor OF Austria will be compelled to abdcate.
The ukase by the Emperor Of Russia, ordering the
army into the field says he does because Of his alliances
with the United States and to stop the flood of anarchy
now appearing through Europe
There had been some disturbance in Lyons and Havre
between the people and soldiers but it easily quel-
led
The Polish revolution is entirely confirmed. Nothing
later from England or Ireland.
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The celebrated "IIeron Troupe" of dramats,s and
caliss Of whom the whole American press speak ia
vorably, intend, we understand, to open the Olympic
Theatre at Easter and that il is al present undergoing
thorough repair.
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The chief marshars programme for the procession Of
the nth instant to celebrate the French revolution,
received too late for insertion. II will appear in our
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We have received communication from Jesse T.
Dow in reply article in the "Union" of yesterday
signed "John z. Norris;' but we are compelled, for
want of ROOM to Law it over till tomorrow.
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We lay before readers the following important bull
etin which received yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
by the telegraph Though only three days later from Eu
rope yet il is very important Every day big with
revolution republic declared in Prussia the revolu-
ton in Lombardy successful the King OF Naples has
yielded to the wishes Of his people the Polish revolu
ton confirmed Austria still rocked by the tempest! =
Russia threatening to bring her cossacks into the
field 1t is evident that the word United States is a
blunder Of the telegraph 1t is, doubt, intended to
read "he Holy Alliance" We wait with anxiety for fur
Their details, which hoped to receive by last nights
telegraph or mail but our letters failed us.
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IIrRAH CN under Louis Philippr, history on
years, by Louis Blanc edition, just published
vols. svo. Price 50 50. F. TAfLoh'
April I'D
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
A0rpsr'S Ferry, Va.

TTNHE undersigned has the pleasure Of informing the
public that he has taken this comnodious and wsllar
TO accommodate his guests in the agreeable manner
He has renovated the establishments in all respects and has
dinga matter OF comfort which the travelling public will
readily appreciate. Passengers thu rail- road will find
this house always in the best condition. The EXTENSIVE
dinngro within few feet Of the ar, and dinner Tho
table the moment OF their arrival. as afford ams
time Tor comfortable meal OF the best which the county
and city afford. Being more settled down on hs
spot OF his nativity the proprietor wilt take pride in making
~ one OF the most romantic places in the Union and he
therefore, feels proper degree of confidence in inviting
his numerous acquainances throughout the country 10
give him a call
Remember the frs. house near the bridge.
April s-dlm JAMES B. WAGER
CTRAw GOODs.-sTEvENS, Halter has Just opeud
- afge assortment Of gen,lemens, youths and infants
Sales Room, Browns Hotel April 2l-S'iteo
NEW and Cheap Furnishing store.-The subscriber
IN have opened House-lurnshng Store, on Penn
to r. W. Dyers aucon-rooms, where they intend keeping
sale full assortment Of all articles used in gcnd
house keeping embracing
Cabinet furniture
China glass, and crockery-ware
Hardware and cutlery
Plated. Branniu and albata
lin and Japanned ware
Wooden ware, baskets and brushes
Looking glasses
Solar lamps and girandoles
Aud a variety of miscellaneous and fancy articles
They have set out with the determination TO sell as low
as the same goods be had in any market, and
communicating terms. They invite call from all house keep
es and others wishing to purchase Goods delivered Tree
of charge.
April 2l-eoiw McGREGOR IL MITCHELL
TSHE Annual Army List rehabilitation 1916, 1884, and
i loa5. vols ocavo containing services, wounds
battles, distinctions, dates of commissions &c, nc oil
nearly every officer in tho army ordnance, and marines
For sale, Il single copy only, by F. TAYLOR.
"a For rent that large and desirable dwelling
Hil in the irst ward, recently occupied by Mons "a
-ES.:k gent. Apply w. W. CORCORAN.
April 2l-2t
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that the Courier should find its position uncomfortable
because it is hard matter eradicate all sense of pub
lie shame from any human breast Yet it to be
Tered a that the Courier, being in such plight, should
see anything but aggrauation OF its own shame in
the following bareaced attempt made in its paper OF
Wednesday utterly msstate and fasfy the whole issue
between US. The Courier OF Wednesday says:
Our statement concerning the difficulties between Gen.
and Mr. Trist, printed, will be borne in mind be
fore any Of the had been publish
ed here follows:
'Mr Trst did escose to GEN Soft despatch from the
DEPARTMENT e a, s,gns s" T. s..asr g so sse; q.
reply isfoed M 1tt klt, from ne persat Of The des
match pas euids"tyi i,ntion Of the dspa,fmf.t to de-
fiji W S's III. as wh"
ynS sns s
ter-and if ne has had papers file in the
Whether the administration did actually give 70 NJ Trsi
al the power he attempted to exercise not, the Union
The Ssetarys letter had doubt whatever of
nftntion the Ereetirs rir.ay to ssarsede him by
KING him subordinate TO Mr.. Tria"
Tho assertions embraced in this paragraph and which
were denied by the Union, these.
is That Mr. Trist enclosed to Gen. Scott despatch
from the Department Of War, giving him (TssD power
conclude armistice
ID. That Gen. Scott in reply informed Mr. Trjst that
rom the perual OF that despatch, evidently the ill.,
enou OF the department degrade him from the com,
mand Of the army, and to make him subordinate to Mr.
rrist.
3D. Conceding that there might be for difference Of
opinion the full authority OF Mr. Trist to do what he
atem pied do, asserted that Cen Scott Judging from
he Sccretarys letter, had doubt of the Intention of
Executive virtually superseds him, by making him sub
ordinate to Mr.. Trst
These the three distinct assertions embodied in our
statement And they denied, in the following
plicit language, by the Union,
The repetition OF these charges in other journals has led
make careful inquiry into this matter; and we now
osivey that all these accusations against the admin
traon giving Mr. Trs any authority interfere any
form, the dighfst degree, sch Gen Scoffs military
command. WITHOUT ForNpA-
rIoN"
the 81 point given above reiterated in the
most positive manner"
single glance shows that the second and third asser-
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documents;
government the communication from San Luis. Il must
have been GATE by the governor and tue
commissioned In our Judgment Senior Rosa takes the
view OF the matter, and his reasoning unan,wer-
able Paredes is too dangerous to be allowed to
promngars his antirepubcaa opinions at crisis like
the present He must be regarded dsurber of the
public peace and held to account such It is not i'm
probable that he has boon arrested and placed in colne
fno he will shortly find himself in close quarters,
unless he suddenly takes to his heels as upon Gen Lame
approach to Tuancugo He is the deadest foe to
the republic, and we think the government of Pen,
Pea deserves credit for the romptnes with which
has acted in ordering the of turbulent and diso
ganzinE spirit
The Star of the 29th u in announcing the arrival OF
the deputies from Guadaajara at Queretaro says ''The
Congress will soon be opened with sufficient number
of deputies" On the 18th ut thirty members of the
whole number qualified were in attendance
care so crowded with matter that we are unable to
give place to half could wish day. and content our
selves with the following extracts
From the American Star of March d,
ZAcArEcAs-A letter in the Monitor that body
Americans had arrived at Mazap in the State of Z,cas-
reconnoitre the road the city OF Zacatecas All the
authorities did, that the tobacco safe
The correspondent the authorities their neg
and stating that the governor is doing
nothing but running about and trying TO effect aloan
Fromthe American Star Of March 80
The Indians, about 400 strong, down the noun
tans and attacked the hamlet OF TERRA Nueva. They
eomm,ed nil sorts of robbed all that they could
killed hive the prisoners mt liberty,
drew short distance from this village, with the intention
oil attacking II or some other in the neghborhood
The Union OF San Luis Of the 2Ai Instant contains
e documents in regard the approach of the
tor the profession OF traders towards that city We al
inded to the matter in Saturdays paper The project of
to Vcrde 70 whom the governor OF the State had written
that no goods could be brought into the State ucss taken
by guerlileros writes to the project Of Maz the following
effect VIZ, THAT in that point is invaded defend L
with the standing force at tina, place"
lhe governor writes 10 tine project Rio Verde,
have stated that no goods will be admitted except such
are taken by guereros Another letter from the project
vonado, states that he has given orders the project
Caorce to have the enernys forces recommended and
their progress arrested in every possible way He
wards me srnstce and requests the project mentioned
protest against the cupaiion.
DURANGO The Official Register OF Durango contains
note om the governor to the secretary Of the supreme
dated on the 10Th inst announcing the arri
val oil tV nericans mt Parras. II their
remain in thai place during the continuance or existence
OF The war The governors communication, tho sup
position that The war s TO be continued. (he had heard
OF the srmistce deprecstes any excuses the part OF
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From the New Orleans Picsyune. April ls
Later from Mexico.
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CTRAW GOODs.-STEVENS, Halter has Just opened
- large assortment, of gen,lemen youths and infants
straw goods.
Sales Room, Browns Hotel April 2l-S,ifeo
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The witness says.in his testimony that, though he
the operations of the 18th OF ugas with
the operating forces the following day, and therefore did
church and bridge Churubusco Yet in the letter Of Lee
onidas which he swcars written by himself and
by Major Gen. Pillow, he asserts to the public that" The
foregoing account Of this unparalleled victory mean-
ing tho events of the 10Th Of August myself eye
citnsss to- and will vouch for its coecmess' The wit
ness them his OATH cannot be the author
of Lconidas
3d. the end of the last paragraph but one of Leoni.
das Immediately preceding the quotation just given, the
writer speaking OF the heroic Butler, colonel Of South
Carolina regiment, says "No a,nents his death
than the ,crier of this communication, who with him
the last meal OF which he partook prior his death" Now,
shall show by Witnesses At present in the United States,
that the amented Col Butler, who fell Chuabusco early
in the day-August 2O-ook his last meal at San Angel,
near the h,a wDere he gloously fell, and but le while
before in company where Paymaser Burns indeed he
himself swears, was not.
Mr. President, in further prosecution of my early
Tested and declared purpose of impeachng the testimony
OF Paymaser Burns, now propose, in connnaion-lst
10 introduce witness - prove that the said Burns ad
dressed letter to the New Orleans Delta, from Pueba,
which Major General Pillow handed over, uhseacd and
open, to Mr. l.. Freaner be forwarded by the express
Of The latter and-2 Other witnesses TO prove that the
this court that he not the author of the letter signed
Leonidas
The most notable event in Mexican affairs at last &C
counts IS the attempt OF Gen Paredes to get up revou
ton in San Luis Potosi. He is represented as aided BY
the santanstas and monarchsts The Star Of the 23d
ult-repesens him as applying TO the government at Que
retaro Tor PERMISSION to reside at San LusParedes in
the meanwhile lying perdu The ex-governor OF San
Luis, Adamc, was in connivance with Paredes
The next news from San Luis is 10 the 18th, when
Adame was arrested and sent Oft under strong escort to
Qnerearo by order Of the general government This
es is SAID to have caused very great excitement at San
ported in Mexico that Paroles himself had been arrested
by The government and great satisfaction expressed
at this result seemed promise the restoration OF
order The news OF this arrest was, however, at the
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I H-a,rY leurth-except Lottery Vendors and Auc-
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Al, aues to this cifce may be remllted per ma,i
IL ~ yailnble Bank notes, at the risk oil the
geo" Of all letters beng pad by fhe cr'.
lfiis .apr oi single letter Is scarcely al any
b., =, ii. wr,cr IL * The accumulation OF post
Io'u an extensive business, winch operates as
l--,nas lax upoa tie E'hois'' ,h. ..ur,,v
,seH s All nb,tuariss and Marriages from the g
I ~ -, The oarty's handwriting IS unknown ~ .nil
he authenticated by the eudorsation oil tht
ioh' IN ,hr uvishtorhood, or they VIII IN u" eas'
"1i,nsJ Every measure, t!iat mas neen ''.e - :.
b ,",nnsi,ions anddnizzrs, has proved
e,mr We must, therefore, ihsis, " SUI" u ."'e
NM w., ionbriu. certified ny Tue hahe
nponn ,,sirr ,oritfen Un Tie bach o. me !etter.
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Runaway.
li'Astol,,,,

W m 10 the Jail of the town Of Petersburg,
N.pro d. "is. day oi July last, as runaway slave, a
.sy. ,I an WI" calls himself SAE LEWIS. Said
- oi n'e my years Of age but looks well FOR
fall b,. ',ack Complexion, S feet inches in height,
nraa little grey, has about the size Of
and ~, on his right hand just back of the thumb
Ls No.. "nsef-ias Il great many scars or whelps on
up,,, san 10 be occasioned by the small p0x-his
eoum,,,,, 'eeih good deal deeayed. Had on, when
AMI :" ri checked shirt, checked cashmere pants,
s az "ld black leather cap lie states that he was
Gr.,r fy, IN Richmond, in March last, by Mr.. VIM.
late js. Cnpeper, as belonging to the estate Of the
NorloIs "Ieen and ar VIM. w Hall, of the city Of
Prne.aa sold him IN Norfolk, 10 a Mr. Wm. Smith, OF
a,,, Anne county ,and that he ran Off in few DAYS
r,sr. y was sold 10 said Smith, The owner il hereby
and :" come forward prove property nav charges
Iolaw w "a'' VI NC VIII DC "'sros-d of according
J. BRANCH,
s.,,, Sergeant and Jailor of Petersburg, Va.
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A SITUATION AS TEACHER wnNrrn

. %HIUATION AS TEACHER WANTED
"A ~, 49,. NC GENTLEMAN, who is u native OF Viz.
ana and graduate OF highly respectable College
yon,b proposes 10 devote himself the of
fany shes TO obtain employment either in private
or 10 as an assistant in Literary Institution
would charge OF small school. moderate salary
Other accepted for the first year, if the location and
pee, of are desirable, particularly ifthere Is pros
Very h.., o'e liberal compensation afterwards. The
cards .sslmonias will be furnished, both as re-
Any cnncalions and moral and religious character
Iiu ,l on the subject, addressed to w.
will b. a,nmn,, rymouth, King & Queen county Va,
0"p'y attended 10. July 2S-cw9w
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inoo- ned States Court for the Eastern District oi
,'tsina. September itli, lo4s:
IN .ae matter Of bankruptcy az Spencer TAYLOR. Of
District. "'' - '"'
R, NC sa'd Spencer Taylor, who has been d-cre-d 4
ia, 10y THIS Court. having filed petition pray
paalahed i newspaper printed in the city of Rich.
twenty days al least before the 18th day Of No
p,lne "fst, when hearing will be had on tho said
n Re, ~ Inc United States Court Room, in The City
dee Other ~ w1o nav ,pn.a >, ,h
WHY 49,, ahu place, aud show cause, If any they have,
yan,.S payer Of the said petitioner should not he
SEM ACopy--T-ste,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Richmond, i,h August, lsdS.
.,;.rc. 10 that portion of the decree tan extract
, yhcb ia set forth above) prononn cd IN the
.on, ra,r on the 7th July, 1885, hereby notify all
-.n. having claims against charles Williamson, DE.
800 ~ EXHIBIT the same before me, al my once, IN
,,,s,id ON or before the 18th day of October
th- '' ~, ga" "s,,,.,nrnl WIN. F. WATSON,
nru, w 80. Commissioner.
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IN CIANCERY-visaISIA AT Rules held in the
lCerk's Office Of the Superior Court of Chancery LOT
tae Richmond Circuit, the 4lh day of September loe
William Macon, Executor OF william u;ai,r "'
,rased, ii"'"si"
against .,.
Defendants.
Tn. defendants above named not having entered
their appearance and given security, according 10 lne
at Of Assembly and the rules of this Court ana ap
p.arng by satisfactory evidence that lhey are no.
m,anrs OF this Commonwealth II Is Ordered, ihat .ne
sa defendants do appear at the rules to be hea or ,ns
said Court on the first Monday in November next anu
answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy o ~.
order be forthwith inserted In some newspaper pun
.nrd in the city of Richmond, for two months success
s,ry and posted the front door Of the state court
LQpset in ibe said city. Copy@Isste. 1,.,L
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~ cH,SCERY-VIastsIA: AT Rules held IN INC
clerks Office of the Superior Court OF Chancery ~
~, Richmond Circuit the 4th day of September 1910
,aIeline r Taylor, Executor and Trustee OF lanes
N Morris deceased,
against r;,, NJ f,ol
Richard Garland, Edward Garland, ana Calus " al
LIS, and other ,.,aa M
.rhr defendants above named not having entered te'f
aooranre and given security, according ~ tne ac ~
Assembly aad the rules Of this Court ana II appearing
nv satisfactory evidence that they are not nhabants OF
his commonwealth il is Ordered, that the sam dslenu
ami, do appear the rules 10 be held for the SAID Ooo,
on Inc first Monday in december next, and answer me
ri, Of III. plaintiff and that copy OF thus oraer DC
Win, inserted IN son,e newspaper published in the city
Of Richmond for two months successfully, ana pos.eI
Il The front door Of the State Courthouse, IN the sao
tiy. a Copy-IeSie, ,,nr, c,.r
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VlRGINIA-Ta pit'-aia CONF of quarterly session
held for the county of Northumberland, al The
'oar, house thereof on Monday, The nth day of Au-
gust. lsis:
IN The motion az SeptimuS Y. Rice and Elizabeth Ann
hisNir, who The widow and daviss- Of Peter Nc
wear deceased and II appearing Ia The olIi that more
,hantwoytars have elapsed since The qualification of
James iayne N administrator, with the viii annexed
"sid Peter McNirar deceased, II is ordered that all
Prisons having claims against III. estate of said Peter
Aesear, decreased, do exhibit the for settlement
sihln ii:ec months from The Adjournment ol this
"f' and that copy of this order be inserted IN the
N'ahond lor eight weeks successfully, and that
posted Al the door Of this Court fnr
'Mvnut days. Copy-Teste,
NWS-cNsw JR SrITlI e. G..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-02
nnnAr REM MEnlcINN.

mr.. Tnwnseut's sarsapar,lIa ~ a oyefrt4n
md sn>edy cu,e Il. tNotptoat Consumption,
R,rt,tnnaSs, i.rtrorthtE ~ Whites, ohslr0t.
4, or difficult licn strnatscn, lnconttnfnce of
lTrn, ~ involuntary discharge there and
lar thn peanral Prostitution ut tho System, mn
matter whether the resuIt@nt m'tervn' caus =,
ar produced by iftesularUy, illness or afq>
dent.
. Nothing can hc more surprising tt'at tts III
VIBRATING ell cts ana The hnataa irante. Per-
sans. All weakness altd 4s~sltdde, trtan taking
II, Al r,rr become r,hust ahd itll at energy
undor ttslnlluenoa. II tmmedittely counter
acts tho nervelessne$s ~ the tenAte frame,
which l. the great cause ut harrcnuTSs.
II win MT tn Expected 1T ~, in cAsss ct So
,elicaie 4 nature, ID exhibit certificates ct
ar.s pertsrmed. but I'VE can assure thu Rttte~
Il that hundreds of oasfs have bern reported
, III Several eases where taWl ets have been
without children, after using i iow ha4tles N
il ,f,yAinahic mNAicinc, hove been blessed
with healthy Offspring,
d. PROFESSIONALLY wife being greetIy dis
iressud M weakness and General Debility,
aud Suffering continually by pain and a sen.
ss,ion of bearing down, falling 81 tho woinh
and with other difficulties, and having known
cases where yoag medicine has effected great
nnres. ana also hearing II recommended for
such cases AZ | have described, obtained y
hattie IL ynnr Extract If satSapartita, and fol-
lowed the directions yoW gave trt. In 4 short
nnri,a Il rem tpsad hcr runnhalnt<, and restor-
u her health. Being grateful ihr tho benefits
M received, | t,ke pleasure IN thu, acknowl-
pdring ii. and recommending ittn tac public
M, II, Moons
Cor. Grand ani Lydius SIS,
Albany, Au-. III, lsA4-