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INTELLIGENCE ~ TIE rslLs,
Affairs In Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, IS4s.
The CivH War in VeneSueia.


Your dispatches from Caracas, which passed
through yesterday, must have already informed
you of the deplorable state of things in that city
Official dispatches have been received al the
State Department confirming the sad accounts
They were brought by Mr.. Doty, who arrived a
Norfolk on Friday, the 25th inst, in twenty
three days from Laguyra, in vessel chartered
by the American Legation for the purpose. Al
the time the dispatches closed, the people were
expecting General Paez TO attack the forces OF
the President. In short, there is every prospec
that there is now raging in Venezuela a sangui
nary civil war, the more relentless that il is q
war OF races-the Indians and negroes being
leagued with the President against the citizens.
The government cannot regard this sad condi-
ton OF affairs unmoved Two vessels of war
VIII be Immediately despatched to Laguyra, for
the protection OF the citizens of that port and
more especially of those of Caracas. Whilst
the United States will not inte rere in the intrs-
tine quarrels OF any OF the South American
states, IL is nevertheless manifestly the part of
the government 10 lend its aid to prevent rapine
and bloodshed. To let loose on the unarmed
citizens band of lawless Indians and negroes,
was an act OF lnhuman atroclty, for which Presi-
dent Monagas should be held to a strict account,
and which would Justify any nation in interfer-
lug; but, nevertheless, this government can
serve the cause of humanity as we'll by preserv-
ing order as by taking sides with the people
against their oppressor,
Inc embargo at first laid on all foreign vessels
by order OF Monagas,shas been removed, at the
determined remonstrance of Mr.. Shields, our
charge. CiArvIEssIs
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Weekly Report or Deaths
In the City and County of New York from the 10th day OF
February to the 26th day Of February. ls4s
Men 1873; Women 80; Boys l0T Girls IT, Total 406.

DDEAsEs
Abscess /; Apoplexy II; Asthm, 3; Atropha Il Angina,
Asphyxia 1: Bleeding !; Bleeding from Lungs Burn
ed sss Is fs5. g.
Lungs, 2; Debility. S. Dslirium TTs~sr. a Dsbets. L
the Chest 81 Drowned Al Dvsenery l; Epiispsy Ery.
nelss, 4 Fever IL; Fever Bilious Fever ruerpers 81
Foyer Typhus s.; Heart Di,e"s Of Hopping Tough g.
Bowels g. Inflammation Of Chest, Inflammation Of Kid
nevsl; Inflammation of Lungs 20; Inflammation ofStom,ch2
Inflammation ofThroat Inflammation of Liver. lnian
nation Of Knee joint i Jsu9Sice Lse' ysnerea 8 Maf%
Premature Birth Psursy, 81 Rheumatsm. o. Scrofaa,2;
Small Pox 49, Spinal Disase, 81 Suppression of Menses
Teethpg, I; Unknown,3
Age-Under one yssr TO- to years 2s 81 to 10
So; 80 to TO- 49, co. to &c. 2; 90 to lool unknown,
10.
Aw WHITE City Inspector.
CITY Inspectors Office, February 26, ls4s.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. %, 1913.
National salute--The Fighting FirmsR-1 Taylor
Movement-A Paper 10 be Started aeatri-
Gals, &c.
The national salutes are being fred this mora.
ing from Fort McHenry, AND the receiving shle
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MARKETS LsEWHERE.

BALTIMORE Feb 1-Slso United States Treasury Note.
1922 so do do lo2k; 400 do do, Cs l02 see do do rs
1o2 ss 81 100 Baltimore Sc. 1890 sTk. United States g.:
1867 closed IT lotk ked 03k bad Treasury 6 1914 asked
l02M bid; Maryland g. sax asked 87k bid; Baltimore S.
$780, 97 asked, 81 bid; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 3s<
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.sSl;. Chestnut
Saturday Il: 4n day March ensuing uPc1 'unf the
aS
OF rendering j.. asaeye appearance more con,pieuous
as. HnaiE9lii ns' Sos. 81 Ike
hs sf here s' .Ssy
s same en.rsstsrhs! TOR beauty Of design richness Of
nimtabe Their basi1e,si eomplee
or will ns
cued with the umost and puncuay; and
s% ass
h public
% au .psp
iavors to the present concern
Warranted Gold PeDs.-Not Removed.-Ad-
yant,ges 10 purchasing of JOHN w. Gn, ATOM Co.
to the the ponn III 81
pens are their place without charge. II
s:sf:s
81 ss.si IS 81. and upward Gold Pen. repaired
Dsamoe Painted Gold Peus, Wholesale and
rstsis E. Wascn Co. IS william street one SocT b.
Sw % rss ffa
and SILVER Pencils and Pencil Cases &c. to be found III;
asr:
o. en-:
changed.
H. ID. Jones's savIngs' Bank, II Ann street,
. and G s can sS psaS 80 So
that better boots sold the following prices than
xS;h ZEN.
d. 81 So french pateat boots. MY store Is
small my expesss light aud competition Is challenged
Notice-Of all the Bootmakers, the only one
that sells boots really cheap, including taste and durability,
ss Prs 1's s.:
ioas ard Sasr, are equally low Mrk-tbe great reason
whv he can sell so much in ohs, stores IS
Day wei Ssa those wan; seas pair
81 haq!' h CALL corner Of Fulton and Nassau
Anthony's Fashionable Hair Dressing and
shsy.s n.on; No 10 Dpa. , near y Chatham New
kerr III SIX een shampooSg a eess
81 cents Clo.d on Sunday at2 o'clock NJ No connec-
GoaId's Branch Dlniag ssloon.-The sub
serbsr respectfully ini'rns his friends and tn: public
nsraly that he has this day rsopen'd his New Branch
IL sdssu 70 the usual Bill VIII comprises s T from
s to sas n. 4y
the deeacs Of tie Tie difficulty many Of his eas
. sTs c5s.Sa
living ss s When he "s '1.s:
.s: every Day aS and fresh ''"'
Honorasis Disch.rge-somo short time ago
p,ron Of The n,me q Debow tp.tigaed no doubt By
Ssior. NI Ju'nss Dnksf ss.n.i ar JOSEPH Ashley.
John Saith, and william clns, Tor obtaIn the
OF patcat and tie parties arrested. After full and
fair the ries appears by
cate, fully and honoraby discharged. CeIt6cste-I
hereby certify that the carac made John
J seph e. Abbey. rpd William Collins, for false pretenrrs
b. Co-ners Debow before Justice Dri.ker, this,
day aera fall nve,tgaton dismissed ana the partiehon
oby discharged. Signed H. Stewart, Clerk Police Office,
N. Y. Feby 23d, ists
Fits! Fla! tfts.-Dr. IOvnscnd, not having
tested his Saapara sf Fits, of
mended IT, surprised to the follow ing ON
respectable isrmsf Westch.ster county,
Fordhar, August 49, 1917. DR. TSwnsend-Deat r: hive
little girl fsge. who has been several years az
disted with Fits triad evervth Tor her, bat with
ont si ahc ugh could nd no recommends
she very dec,te h,ath we would give Fer some oil
Saapa, and clad we did tyr u rot only res
tosd her Int she had Of the F
great pe and surprise She fast becoming ed and
h..y, fl which feel lratefnl Yon,s respectfully
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Died.
After Q long and severe illness, SARAH BAUER, the
wife Of Conrad Bauer aged AZ years. months and %
days.
The friends of the family and New York No. 10 l. o.
of O. E. and the Shillers Lodge No T. u. A. d. are re-
specrfuy invited to attend The funeral this (Tuesday
afternoon 29th instant at o'clock from the corner OF
Christie and Delaucv street.
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m arrled.

Married.
On the 27th inst, by the Rev Mr.. Wheeler, Mr. JOHN
Donovan, to Miss JoHANNAH BURcHELL, both Of this
city
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A COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT OF SACRED

a COMPLEMENTARY CONCERT OF SACRED
IA and miscellaneous music will be given the Taberna
ce Thursday evening March I'd, the Rev Moses Mar
Rcctor or the church of st. George the Martyr and
Mr.. Lodsf; Miss s,ina BRENT. Mis-, p Watson, Ms. De
and Of the celebrated and Dorus Gas-he ap
pearance in Americal Mr. Manvers Mr.. Arthurson, Mr.
Stephen Leach: Mr. JOS Burke the v0ns the
The eeleb,sed musical f,mily whose perform
above arstes have voluntarily rendered their sevice Mr.
George Loder Conductor Tickets One Dollar be had
the committee of arrangsments.
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TTABERN A LE.--WEDNEsDAY EVENING,
l. M,rch l. 1848-Nessrs. BRADBURY NAsH'S first
Juvenne Musical Festival The subscribers would respect
fully their friends and the public generally that
at the Broadway Tabernacle on Evening March
l. 1873 by Select Choir oil about SIX HUNDRED YOUNG
mepce at 0'cIock
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WILLIAM DUMoNT, AUcTIoNEER-BAY, ri SIDE DE-
auction, Saturday, March 4th is, twelve o'clock
at the Merchants Exchange. that well known Farm
Ee being the lowe! farm eo.t.iaS. ssOps 1870 acre, Of
the Bay md unsurpassed for beauty Of The
Apple Orchard of about 500 fine thriving
also other fruit the place. For particulars ap
Ply to VIM Smart Flushing, Land Agent; Tanning g.
Tucker. Esq New York of the Auctoneer, us Wall
by LEWIS AND MOfT!MORE--sTORE NO, 1877
- Chatham steetPawnbrokers Sale this Tuesdav. Feb
29h 10 o'clock lsge collection of pledges
WE mems and womens wearing apparel pillows, blankets,
sheets boots shoes books chns and glass gold and silver
watches rings pins bracelets &C. &c. By order OLA GOOD
MAN, 81 Centre street
NEW YORK CENTRAL ROUGH AND READY
Cuban adjourned meeting Of this Club will be hsl Id
Headquarters Military Hail. Bowery this evening at TX
o'clock Business of vital importance will be then brought
before the Club. Bv order of r. Fuller, Secretary.
TENANT LEAGUE;-THE MEMBERS ARE RE.
quesed to be puncua in their attendance this evening
Genital Hal of Centre Market aud Grand street.
~ o'clock All persons who opposed increasing
hereby invited be business of i'm
portance will be transacted BY order Of the committee.
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IL Lecture Of Prof j. r Nichols Course will be delivered
ia the University Chapel Tuesday evening tie 29h inst,
hal o'clock Subject mplntion Of Solar
SysemDiscoyery of the Planet Neptune: Tickets, &C. o.
be had at Wiley Putnams, l61 H. ker,ots e33 Broad
way, and the door the evening OF the Lecture.
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MIR. q. ROpERTsON'S ASSEMBLY WILL TAKE
M place the Shakespeare Hotel, Of Duane and
William streets, Wednesday evening Msrch LIST Tick.
be had the door, at Mr. hs resdsrce 90 Canal
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CONVENTION HALL.-THIRD WEEK-THE ORR
~ gns cable Brothers. escourased by the liberal pa
the public will continue their select Ethiopian
tertainments the above Hall IT'S Wooster Blocker
street, every evening during the weeks their original bur
songs gless dances &C. ch,lenge competition Ad
mences at O'Clock. An afternoon performance Saturday
o'clock when the price Of admission will be shilling
shonls end children
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CEVEN BEAUTIFUL FEMALES, AT THE HALL
- Of Novelty Of Centre aud Pearl streets in Ia
bsaux Vvants or the Living Model Artists males and fe.
males who the admiration of all and by the
sire Of genumbeI of the patrons of the sstasshms. the
Undue ed them TO exhibit the GREEK SLAVE for
six nshs longer with II other and splendid Ia
bl-aux Also Coemen's Band OF Serenaders. with songs
gees &e Singing and dancing by males and females See
progra Admission one shilling Doors open t6H Cur
rain r,se at 7. Tail Ar
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uYLxILL NAvIeArroN CoMpANr-ls4s.
S6.849.548

$6,S49,543 $6,e4954S
In addition to the above liabilities there Is the interest
on the permanent loan due January ls4s Of Oa7
Estimated debt due for wages materials So, $50 000
The receipts for the year ls4 and tho expenditures
independent Of those for the improvement or enlarge
ment of the canal, for ls47 were % annexed -
RECEIPTS AND ExPENDIruREs FOR lS47.
Income
Tolls on Coal ,Sl22 4s5 81
Rents Of water power and real estate 22s45 81
Boat car, and landing rents .,.,......, 23034 Of
$254,952 10
interest on permanent and osne SO
Current expenses sslaries wages, repairs
rent OF landings, repairs Of boats and in
cidentals ................. I0s3 07 10
Drawbach and towsge paid ........... 23,062 80
$4l6,Il6 ~
The excess Of expenditure over receipts for the year
was $l6os4 g. THIS excess has been emerged into the
liabilities
The aggregate liabilities of the company since the new
oan was made, amount to nearly millions Of dol
ars, a. exhibited in the above statement, the annual
interest on which amounts to about $420, 000 This
shows an increase in the payments account Of int
rest compared with the account given Of last years.
psndtures Of being further deficiency In the
receipts Of ls7 Of S296 407 This increase must be
realized in the income Of the company from that Of
ls47 before the current expenditures be met with
out increasing the liabilities of the company.
The estimates Of the company for the business CT
ls4s, are annexed
EsTINATEp TRAFFIC FOR ls49.
naat6 n
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NIBLO's ALHAMBRA-THIs EXQUISITE GOTH
c Hail. has been recently engaged and
ration. for the of Introducing the public in the
course Of the pre'ent week. aud novel exhibition
termed Picturesques Concerts which tn.
mitable Virginia Hnmonis that have been dsShrng the
south aud with their choice soygs glees ns &C.,
SC will have the honor Of making their and
tn. czens Of New York. series of chase extraordinary
and slighffnl eXhihitinns
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MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures PERFORM.
Scripura stauey rsprcenng the Birth Of Christ His
representation ofan "Int:mP:st. Fsmy"al all IN wax the
fi OF nc: may be seen At AZ hour every Gay snG
nan Family talented company Of yocs', Master JOhn,on
Norris comic singer; Cara Fsbss shakspssan Cabinet;
Mrs Monell Mis-. Bernard; Missss Julien and Whitlock
dancers Mr. Whtlock; MIR Prosssr; Madame ROCKWELL for
tune teller &c Admission to the whole, Is Reserved
frost seats, ons shilling zach extra.
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A SERIES OF GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS WILL
"A be given by Peys Mnsels, the hasd in the
United States Monday Es ening Feb 28th, st Luke,
Building corner Of Grove and HUDSON streets On TUESDAY
Wednesday and Thurda Evenings the LIST I'd of March,
the Thached Cottage Jersey City Front reserved
comm enforced
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THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PIC
Il In this couptry-comprsng of the best
works Of Titan Muro Rubens and many of the old
Masters is omen to the public at the Gallery Of the Ma
tona Academy OF Design, II Broadway aud Leonard
street, from o. a. M. to 10. p NJ Admission, rs cents.
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EANCY BALL.-THE MAN tGERs OF THE AS OR
Il House Opera have appointed COMMITTEE make
Fancy Ball. be given for the benefit of the
Monday, the 9Th OF March. The Committee
the following arrangements: Agreed-Thu the price of
ticket for single gentleman be SIX dollars that the price of
person be admitted Of except the heads OF
families having children present costume that persons
be admitted to the amphheatre WITT fancy dress
price costume. Tickets to be had the
Opera House. No. Wall street, Monday, the cath
shrna
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QANvARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
- Mississippi painted three miles Of he
the largest painting in the World The Panorama build
ing Broadway adjoining Niblo's Garden. Open every
evening" spndays excepted0 Admission so cents, children
price The Panorama will commence moving TX O'Clock
precisely Aternoon exhibition Wsdnesdays aud Sstur
aa'cl
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BROADWAY ODEON-ENTRANCE THROUGH

RNOADWAY Observation-Disclosures THROUGH
- Pintsuxs Cafe dss Mile Celonn"-Managsr, T.. q.
ce,s-N:w TabltsuFE The MODEL ARTISTS in several
noned Masters The public assured that The
Odeon morals respected and that Tableaux pro-
duced that the fsstdious look upoa-
Tas.day February yvants
covering Truth &C. Pat3Venus atsalng Cupias Bow &C.
Orchestra Box cents Boxes, lax csRu
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Bank. IA Ann stree (,

H. Il. Joness Savings Bank, IA Ann stree {,
formerly called MOI No do business
upss beth and seller benefited and 1000 to 500
that h:re better boots sold at the following prices than
lell300 50 that sell fac boots retail for cash.
which esabIes sell IT such remarkably low prices IL
sell 6s guilty French calf dress boots 81 so 70 81 Isl second
do 50 3a So French patent leather boos ST. My store
small, my expe light aud competition challenged
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NJ ITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE TUESDAY
~ Evening FsRTary e. p eop%sncs viii The drama snti
Wrougton. Mr. Ch,nau; Emily. Miss Roberts. After which
HUNTING ATURTLE-Timothy Dande lion. Mr. Holland
Nose CanaiiaS Harry GordSn Arm old; Mrs Morton Mrs
Woodep Shoemaker-Kabr Mr.. Holland; Nico Mr. Como
ver Madame kabr Mrs Henry; Annette Miss Roberts Fai.
r,se at half
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Denoiency In receipts In lsaS. .......""..$ $4,000
The company have assumed that there will be an
nua increase of twenty per cent in its coal trade and
have made the following estimate Of the net in
each of the ensuing four years.
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE,-WEDNEsDAY EVEN
ing March will be performed the grand opera four
acts music BY Verdi entitled ERNANIhvira Sig na Te-
esa Tpi En.n signor Adelindo vi.tti; Don Carlo, Sig
tmio Rosi; Don Ricardo signor Gus.ppe Pieon Jago
Signor Severe Stni Giovanni, Sigra Teresa Avagadro
siznor Rapetti Doors nj O'Clock; II
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that sells boots really cheap including and durability
french calf boo So sold in Other store, for Sc and ST.
calf ed his make for 50 so leather
hoos ard gaitsr, are equally low Mkihe great reason
whv he much cheaper hsn other stores because
he sells for cash. and sells from twenty FIVE thirty pairs
day We'll then those Of friends who good pair
OF bosts Guild him CALL corner Of Fulton and Nassau
arr He IiINL TOR.
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DEMOvED FROM % EAST BROADWAY THE
N old established stand The sub,crber begs leave IN in
form the public thar he hs removed his morey oan,nge
tfblirhment from he above place TO the conner Est
Broadway and SCANNED where he will continue
lend money on watches plate jewely, damoads cothg
nd Of every description John j LFVY
Licensed nboser ene OF Fast Broadway and scammt
trees NBA private be Obtain ed By III gug
he Office bell at the hail door.
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+ MI. THOMAS DOTG, WHO ARRIVED AT NEW
York in the Packet ship Liverpool in august last, would
End his sdd- Cameron and Band ~ rle street, his let
eIs may be forwarded.
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~ w COPELAND, u. 8 ENGINEER, ON THE
". STRAIN Engine last Of three lectures delivered by
Mr. before the Mechauics nstitute at the Society
Library Lecture Room was core uded Monday evening"
the conclusion Of the lecture the
Institute was organized aud George Sickles address
ed meeting briefly stating the pleasure and destruction he
been participated in By the ud and membcs THE
lue geneally he would therefore, oer the following
ponse by all Resoyed That the tnsnks Of tho Me-
chancs Institute be presented Professor Cope nd of the
u. Fnvre Cops for the three able practical well
scientf Lectures steam applied 10 economy
the and 10 delivered before this Institute
Reiolved That the sctusy be instructed 70 Mr.
COPELAND copy Of the resolution Of thanks aud
opy the oceedngs be published in the daily paper,
his city The resolutions ssed mousy and
motion he meeting adjourned G. l.. BARRITT, AStaaIy
New York, tebtuary 2lst, 18iS.
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R0WERY THEATRE-MRs. SHAW IN ANOTHER
- brilliant shakspea character and lest week
atspeares rsdegy ofC YMB ELiNF-ImossnM Mrs shaw;
s,pio @ w. ClaTae Cloteu, Mr. Burke .Cymb.line,
Ayirasas, Jordan The QUEEN Mrs Jordan TO conclude
with the dr'ms OF GILDEROY-G,lderoy. Mr.. w Mar.
Jessie Logan Mrs Phillips Boxes so cents Pit aud Gallery
l2H cents Doors at 6k o'clock Performance
IN
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A SITUATION-THEA ADVERTISER IS D. SIROUS
OIL ootaining situation as cook IN small famtly-peI.
fsctly undeneands her objection to small
wsshuR-eau give the best city reference Apply Alba-
street New York third floor
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WASHINGTON.
IS Liberty and Union, now and forever, one ana
inseparable."
SATURDAY, MARCH 25, ls4s.

Another Member Of the House Of Representa-
tves of the United States has departed this life,
being the third since Congress met, all three of
whom were in an i'll state of health when they
came to Washington at the opening of the session.
The Hon. ]. M. HoLLEY, one Of the Representa-
tves from the State of New York, is the member
whose death his colleagues and associates are called
to mourn. He died in Florida, whittier he went
three months ago in faint hope of preserving his
life. His family passed through this city night or
two ago, his remains having been sent round to
New York by water; and on Saturday last respect
was paid to his memory by appropriate speeches
and votes in both Houses of Congress.
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great object to be accomplished We have paramount duties
to discharge and disregard those duties who would
be uae 10 himself and those great principles OF public policy
which have often heretofore contributed the prosperity
and renown Of country. The achievements Of
the Wing party glitter upon every page OF public ho-
~ The battles that have been fought under that glorious
banner have been the battles Of your constitutions strife for
equality and just and proper understanding Of the true de-
nocfauc principles which your institutions are based That
banner mas not been always triumphant amid the storms
icai excitement but be- and hereafter the
rayng point OF the friends Of constitutional government and
we ca upon you, Wings Of the State of Maryland,
together once more under It's broad folds and buckle
your amo Tor contest which involves much OF veal Of
wo TO common interests"
Signed 6y Thomas Swa,an, T. Nevih Steele,
isaac Niaroe, George Brown, j. r. Kennedy,
John PickeA, George Z. Sangston, George 40.
Spreckelsoa, Robert II. Coleman, Truema,a Cross,
Q. G. 1i6aay, s. Collins, John II. DuuaH J. Nor
rison Harris, Coleman Yeilott, UiAiam Chestnut,
Joseph Simnas.
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Reform MOVEMENTS IN EURoPE.--We leave for
to-day the consideration Of the state of other parts
of Europe in order to give place to the letter OF
our correspondent at Rome, giving an account OF
the recent reforms in Italy. The observer at this
distance cannot look upon the spasmodic move
ments in favor Of nominal liberty throughout
the whole south of Europe without sort Of shud.
der, aud without repeating to himself the old for.
mula that change is not REFORM" The Partisan
populace, in the moment Of struggle, show their
notions Of liberty by cutting down trees upon the
Boulevards, tearing up rails upon the roads, and
burning down buildings at the stations. The TIA
liam poPulace appear to be only restrained from
violence by cautions and condescensions from the
Pope. None of the changes have been bloodess,
none Of them have yet settled down into peace
ful and regular social organization. From all APP
pearances, it will probably be long before we can
look upon the state Of the continent of Europe
as one Of peace, order, and good government.
Boston Daily Advertiser.