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~, s advertisements y, og, Nd O ''f-AD . 10 oH' s snsp
1T0TTCF=05 and AFTER TUESDAY. l6o Tl5 Inst. DE
STEAM IhAlN VIII leaNe CAsiRolLtt2A7 az "a
dIi II IN ilzA-'ii CaTrolon Railroad
HATS AND CAPs-Chldrens' ~ Fancy HATS ATS 80
y.s; l7 .s5 ~ y = ~ D. bSNSEs . 4 lana! 81 ~
III Ah AELOAA-oO0 o"les IIil'e nay oi'a'' 0ip"
dlO 8ts J. W. ANDREWS & Co. 81 Common e.
NEW sTNLE-Very superior TO any other in the esy, /
TTERsPIIRSTIGN and RAIN PROOF; together SCI /
GAM cam be- foUnl nj VI =
dl6 81 D'ARCY'S corner Charities and Canal streets.
\ N ~ q r
M4RCEI tSe GRUERY STORE al he C6raer u
Rs19n gE5 IB 9 gee S5 s an Rs Ps
within Tet Days from ti date. New Orleans, Dec 1879
sELlAAG, At REDl IEls u, bltAFafIts7i, ,nd
a vl5iTES, Of the newest style ana latest qassPs q
Hnged 49, ' a5s a @ Of SIsasePj 5 aa
ana Sa.lner,sI m al color, bin anu 4 ie, I nv
Of i iBe -eSs 5aI. at
glO s, ssi.y = NJ slMrs9N 5 Is :, aast S1a Il
A 21S Ing as1 assonnent oil suIeline SIX 6
40 St G. D. BUNoE, 30 Canal s; /
F1AIIFORNIA and ROUGH AND READY m
\ HATS of every variety, for Boys and Men
GlS y . -, = y ~ 59N.. ~ nJ T@a ~ NC
| L HH6IfsE. No. 4 BHR6%NE STREET Pos. fN1
session 10 DE ~ ~ i1 y ii y ~ ~ ASTF nfp' "
! a 1
HATS. IATs-A very beautiful lot Of superior r "a
Ia6cb ~ ami $rEa8sa - "A . IS
duo 81 -, - = 9 D 2r 4OA5 M y l Ts%ais
~ BLa 1sd Ri az i aI7iv aiu On
d1O 81 c. D. BUNCE, 30 Canal st %
| ROARDING HOUSE.
AMI C1r91lietat one Segr from corner of Car0ndct,
/ MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her 4 N
above eligible 0 Sd na 10 gm g be sn5
bep ong STence and he yery desirabI ana copvancnf
itti ~ H. Ifo1,so gLs (ek cnntdsnt az being ,t 70
give entire sasiag,loh 10 a VINO Ily laNor neg WIN men
E&AIE. 1iy lyueS w
ENALiFOhNlA--Ihose who intend GONG, to california
should call az NO. % %g@7'ob Sttf 2d s4p X IE
selves WIN sllSss q lN 3CbbEh ClIOl he49i
BAGS BLANKETS, etc. We have an assortment of all
I,..o-s s,o,l Of $; A'OtAhIffGEHfy H,rres, -
Thinks Carpet BAGS 8 Haces R eP for Sad
l.l use ~; ~, ~ 3oa o. - i IN A. a 81 ~
aIseA' anu Oe7' osO q HOE T9N e. 90
hellio o. NJ 70 -, a "A " ~ go -,
Wv y. ~ - GVl,,'iy" ~ ~ ~: - 80 49,,
MO % CIaifrcs street and % C,stomhoase street
~ Velvet Iapesty Wilton CAREETlNGi
! Imperial Thgee-ply
lotion and Hemp CatDetng;
Superine Fine and Common Ingram Carpetipg
A Mating various qualities Baize for Crumb Cioulsi
y Rugs, Bindings, Mats, Window Shades, etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH.
short notice. dom to u ise wide5 together wh Table
and Piano Covers Embroidered Muslin Curtains; Wgrteu
pins Y SSeG 5S WV rS ,.S a,eiy ''""O"
=, -,,5I. -, M, ITI,s5 No. s;oIq
I, s4SsA GREEN HOUSE on Jaidgete g. ~
% 4l. ri L.. rYraf HILL
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BoARDrNo-H ousE.It will be seen on reference to oui
advertising columns, that Mrs Wilson, whose excellent est
l.sneni has long been tsyoraby known in this city. still
at hons" to her old friends and the public generally /.
i2l GuHeF street, near the conner of Carondelet
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NOTICE.
WILL be in MEMPHIS, Tenn, from The 18th October,
lsi9 the ls Of March, 1850. All peEons wishing 70
business Cincinnati Ohio will be attended TO by Dr. u
f. NEWTON, my partner in business. Qcto6er, l545 n
IRON SAFE.
II PATENT SAFETY VAULT, very large size, and
most complicated Locks, suitable for B4.FkLRSs BRt-
AdfiffiS In &C. y" De sou IPiiEtKkEs. 50 Commerce ST
I IME! LIAII2-SQOO barrels landing from bark A Il.
II himball and brig julia EoId, s9T sSle 9yuoTDEN
an No. IS MAGAZINE street and II Red Stores.
GUGAR I.INIE3-500 barrels 81 Geneyieve and Glen's
- Falls SUGAR LIME, tqr sale by NJ O. nor Dr,-
80 HAAMAN n2hpllEl
all No. IS Magazine street AMI II R2d stores.
CtENIENT-9OO0b bs Newark and Rosendae; 1900 Pbs
Roman landing ana IN s'O'f ii Rl9Y III HOLDEN,
dll No. IS Magazine street and II Rcd Stores.
HALR-3O,OOO bushels PllASTERlNG HAIR, in hhds
1 and sacks, for sale by HANMAN 4 HOLDEN
an No. IS Magazine street and II Red st0fes,
ENIRE BRICKS-l5O, 900 English and Pensacola, Tor sale
diy NJ oe LYMAN N y H Hq III En-
1A'-M Oil'-lO casks fl # Rs nSS ~ 4 HOLDEN,
dll No. IS Magazine street and II Red stores
SODA ASH-lC0 packages in hhds tierces and bbs.; 50
- nhos' muspFal s. to arys, iQ5 s9e By g. rrnrnpN
an No. 50 Magazine street and II Red stores.
! %$AlsJ oyster Saloons and Restaurant, s !,
| ~ Bill of Fare. .DEc. II. AAAAAEaszS
! Oyster, 9rolsd, stewed, roasted fired and raw
D,o- sa9 135Ss2n''' Ss n' sni isd hss'
| Teal Duozsi Chickens ; BIuttoa Chops; P9rS Chops;
~ FaHiliss and parties yVppIied, an
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Direct Importation.

NJ Just received at the
NEW STORE ON CANAL STREET.
,u Betueen Bourbon and DaHphiHe Streets,
The following desirable Goods Via.
GA French cAsIISiEREs. Of al solors
q 3D. S5 BR4HsaFs656Rs doi
81 81 Faaey eoored 'BoMBAzINEsj
Plain colored CAsEMEREs D'ECossEi
Solid eolurgd MOUSsELINE De LANES,
a, sI S5 gd r,iI D,p M5u,,s,no de Lsinss;
super Engish LANES and Clbmess Diocese, at veV
saps 4T n5 gss style BAREgE ROBES desirable tos sos''
Embroidered swiss Muslin Robes --latest ttshinni
Glaze SILKS Of every color and Width
H I'91i5 m6 5iii very sapstiori
F FllSiS9 NSC9Es of 'i III l eoor9i
Ladies super Linen calnrrio HAND 'is
M@n,s large si,@ : do. extra duality
...Also.,..
Super embroidered Crimson and Scarlet Grape sHAwLsi
SUM-, 9' P,,io White SS Grape 3d.
~ As;ry aqs sslssis4 si;o5,g.a of
-.. Do. tNSERTiNGsi
English Thread Lasss sad Eisiagsi
/ Scotch EMBROIDERIEs Of All s,ylssi
! Together viii complete assortment NJ
House Furnishing Goods,
consisting part Of Linen sheetuzScotch Irish aud FIoneh
Dampsks and Daask Cloths Eapks Dpcra; Couutpanes;
Blankets Dppsrs and French Lnsns. etc, to which the
az g,y9p D, II. HOLMES.
BALLARD's HAIR DYE.
E9 tJsiras article Read the following letter from the eele-
Nh No. 6 AsYqR HqusE NV YoRK, Sept; 2, 1873. b..
you, Of a the preparations Dyg Hair have tired
sss 1H'ged s. ss Ne e your III ' Pc Pc
Ssg ' s,i9ny gP0S ny 9@a 'sa21 ,hI : - T9I bll
Pa'Iohsgs ~ ~ Tg I x E , r w, .sp,sr i
ond us,It which impur he bar DE Lu sSunohlut
gi7e decided FrsATen'e Yours tsr.popo
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DEATH OF CHAPMAN LEvY.-This eminent
citizen Of Mississippi, died at his residence in
Asaia county (lIiss) after short illness, on the
10Th ult, in the 9Th year Of his age He was
native Of South Carolina, where he was an active
Union man during the Notification contest Of 1882.
He was successful practitioner Of the law, and
during the late war served in the regular army as
Colonel ofa Regiment at Charleston.
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aeolstea pg an ofcHea1a-
South Carolina LegIsI alive Convention,
An informal meeting Of the members Of both
Houses Of the Legislature Of South Carolina was
held az Columbia on the evening Of the Sdinst
The object was explained to be to respond to the
recommendation Of the Mississippi Convention,
and devise the mode by which South Carolina
shall be represented in the proposed Southern Con-
vention al Nashville, on the LIST Monday of June
next Mr. Angus Patterson, President Of the State
Senate, presided. A series Of resolutions was Of
dered by Mr.. Carew, applauding and responding tC
1he recommendation from Mississippi and recon-
mending the appointment Of delegates accordingly
in the following mode: The Legislative caucus l,
appoint four for the State al large, and the poll
should be opened throughout the State on the Is
Monday Of April next (which viii be the LIST O
April for the election Of delegates from each par
ash, equal in number to that Of their members o
the Legislature, and those again shall meet in con
gressonal districts, and choose two delegates from
each district, to the Nashville Convention tn
following is the concluding resolution proposed;
Resolyed Thai entertaining sincere desire to eoopsI2i
tey may deem proper for the common good ard having "a
peobie Of he South when assembled in said Convention,
venture b 9ntepaioa e gedgs Inc people OF se state
movement saie Convention may Tse9mmsHa as eApenI
ho1ol ii lie south a every hazard and 70 die very ia
extremity.
Mr.. Huger expressed some objections to tn
wording Of the resolution, and stated his repug
nance in general to all conventions not called b.
authority OF law. He added, however, that If tn
Wilmot Proviae should pass Congress, 'sulteriO
measures are inevitable. Mr.. MemmingeF, o
Charleston, asked for delay, and the meeting 40
cordingly adjourned without further action.
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AMEmCAN THEATRE.-TO.night is the last Of the engage
men OF the Italian dancers Ciocca and Ner They will an
pear in the fayoHte ballet Of La Syphde" This avayg
proves attractive and is likely lose its character when
such talented performers appear in IT, aided as they will bs by
the beautiful Mis- St. Clair and really funny He Thompson
In addition 70 ths and Bamboozug the local drama Of
ChioFoiofm viii be performed for the last time Need we
say more 70 induce a crowded ntiendanre2
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PASSENGERS FOR CALpoRN1A.-The following
is list Of the passengers by the bark Louisiana,
for San Francisco:
w Burns and lady n Thompson lady and two so,s. 8
a. Hoskins and lady; Mrs NJ Z rulos O Zimmeyman a.
zimmerman, koeng and son, Alfred Woods, j Herman r
Ch9mherayne, + z Armour Richard Barry john For
tune, Jacob Seay, Armstrong Preha Joseph Archer
John Higgins Frederick Marks w II Hatcher MN KIM
u Wind. Inmes D0noNnn Leonard Pm s R.iir..r
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consisting part, Linen sheeugsscoch, Irish aud French
Dauasks and Damak Cloths Eapkuai Diapers; CAuutsIanes
Blankets Drpperes and French Lusn ETC etc. 70 which t4
attention Of the public ia reapeetilliy invited,
ds 2,v2n d. II. HOLMES.
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J. B. STEEL, IA CAMP STREET !:
New Orleans Stationery Warehouse
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Also splendid assortment Of JUVENILE WORKS,
for Children OF all ages embracing all the various Writings
T. $. Arthur, Charlotte Elizabeth, Mary Hewitt, and
other writers OF juvenile celebrity. -- -. o.. $50.
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Guinness ~ 90.
IL CAMP STREET,
DEALERS IN
Fine Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, &C.,
Selling on .Fg Cost,
TO CLOSE THE CONCERN.

-. Tic dntlre Sock q CLOTHING and utuemen3 FJI'
NISHLNG GOODS at
- ST. CHARLES Street, under the NerBndn
The iolovingi limited List Of articles on hand
Black brown, bite and olive Dress and Fr1ck Coatsi
Green drab, sold mixed and brown Sacs and Paeiol5
Extra fine drlb, brown and green Bouleyardsi
Slper black and blue black Cloth C0sksi
Black uud fancy Doaaku Panui
Plaid sisstrps and fancy Cashmere aud Cloth Pants Of
Gydy description
Black and fancy Silk and Satin Vests;
Super Embroidered BALL VESTS and fancy Ntsu u every
style and quality
Fine linen and Shirts
Mefno, cotton and iik UnierAhirtsi
Merin0 flannel and cotton Draweui
Soars, Croyats Gloves, Half Hose ETC. etc.
IL Remember % st. Chariss Street, 81
Where the above can he purehasad AT COST until lie nh
inst at which time the balance stock viii be closed
auction. 90 H~'
BE WARNED IN SEASON!
~ And neglect not witch daily Weakening You
soTstuon Irritating lungs, and inviting thu
healing
can be oItnnsd as br. i. RCGERS sYRU or LIVER
WORT AND TAR....For sale at
~ Sec advertisement on outsids. ~ 3m2p
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NEW and Fsshionsble Goods for Gtnfle,nen.-we
~ tins
pete assortment Of goods appeanins genemen fall and
apparel that before pleasure
customers, among which
$50 pieces Of entirely style Fancy Cassimeres
10 do nne black French Doeskin do
30 do rich fancy coiorcd Cloths, shades
do black French Cloths, fine ..M
10 do very cheap Cloak Cloths
rs DO very elegant silk and Satin vestings
IS do black and coored sin velvets
rs dozen sk Merno Angola, and Cotton Under garments Of
every kind
Fancy silk and Satin Cravsh
Sill and Linen csmbric Pocket Handkerchief
Gloves, Hosiery, suspenders, &c
An q which win cheap, up
bic style, Euarantyinr hts In all
wishing adop, Of setnns
winter supplies invited % call
r. N. HoOE h Co
Oct is-3wif - -
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ny GREEN q rAsrEr. Aue,,.n..r..

GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS COURT OF HOUSE
- HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE-on Wednesday the
shall
Cornelius Cor deceased 9th Streets good
lot Of furniture, viz;
Mahogany sofa, parior, and rocking chairs
marbe-top and tables
post cherry and other bedsteads
Windsor and other chairs crib and cradle
Looking glasses, andirons, shovel and tongs
Ingram passage and step carpets
China, glass, and crockefy
Cooking parIor, and alright
Also, good lot Of Kitchen utensils
Terms under so,
ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
GREEN b TAsTET, Aucuoneers.
rent, arranged
BRICK with good and wide passage, with good
house and stable Inquire the premises OIL HAnpA esd,
NJ Jacksou Hall,
Oct l6-A
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The correspondent OF the Baltimore Clipper alludes to
the suggestion which has been thrown out "why does
not also protest against the delivery by
Turkey OF the Hungarian refugees to the Russians
After assigning reasons against our interference
with the policy Of the European Staies the letter pro.
ceeds to say that even il government were disposed
TO say kind word for Kossuth and his unfortunate COM
panons II could not Immediately be done; for Mr. Carr
the late minister TO Constandnope, is on his way home
in the corvette jamestown, and Mr. Marsh his successor
has not yet reached Constantinople"
There is apparently bungling in these transac-
tons Courtesy well q. the public interest would
to prescribe very simple rule in the relations
of the State Department with our foreign ministers Why
is not our minister frankly informed soon az il s de-
termined to supersede him, Of the fact with request
that he would remain at his post until his successor
should arrive, until specified time at which time his
successor might arrive, the papers Of the legation may
be handed over to its secretary.
Things have been 90 conducted that we have neither
minister secretary Of legation in Russia nor an expe-
renced secretary Of legation al London because he has
been superseded by incompetent secretsry min
s,er, because Mr. Bancroft had received perempoy in
suctons not to treat On diplomatic Matters and there
was no necessity propiety in his remaining in Lon.
don. And now, it appears, have no charge al Con-
stantinope.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs.

IIE.pauaprEns MaEfSs CoEPs,
QuaRrEExAsrEns OrrIcE, Washington, October :, lofo
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received this once until 10
o'clock m, Monday, the h day Of November next for
furnishing raons 20 the United states the following
tons for The year le50, viz;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
CbarlesiDwn, Msssachusctis.
Brooklyn, Long Island New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Gospot, Norfolk Virginia.
Pensacola, FLORIDA, and
Washington District Of Columbia
Each ration Of Of fresh beef
three quarters OF pound Of pork eighteen ounces Of bread
made OF supene -FOUR superhne -four the option OF the
and at h rate OF pounds good eo twelve pounds
Of he be New Orleans eight Of the best white beams
four quarts Of SALT pounds Of good hard
brown soap and one and half pounds Of good hard dipped ow
candles, 10 each ration.
The beef required shall be OF command
ocer Of each station either bulk the single faon and
shall Of the best and choice the
pork 10 be No. prime pork and the Of the best quail
ny OF the kinds named, subject 10 inspection No bid will be
aned AZ This once unless accompanied bond hundred
dollars, with contract
ed the suciency Of the suees be certified by official
To be endorsed Proposals or Rauons for lson
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
Oct lo-aawtd ouarerInaster Marine Corps
The Union and Republic, Washington American Sentinel,
and Pennsylvania, Philadelphia the Portsmouth New
Hsmpehe Boston Post and Boston New
York Herald, New Yok Evening Post New and En-
qure and New Yct Sun; the Baltimore Daily Advertiser Ba
Republican,,
Herald Enquirer Wing;
Alexandria. Virginia. and Gazette viii
above three Insertions
accompanied BY printed The advertisement once
of payment
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The Secretary Of War, accompanied BY the Generai.in
Chief and Major General Wool, U. g. A, proceeded this
morning make the inspection OF the forts u The haTbor
In consequence OF the necessity for troops in Florida
ted by the anticipated Indian the garisons the
rous military positions in New England and The whos
northern frontier. have been reduced 10 the minimum
strength Of company. and therefore little to do,
inspect the condition Of the buildings defences
etc. The inspectors proceeded first Governors Island
dquarte Of the veteran Colonel Crane, and thence
the fort At the Narows commanded by Msjor L. Whiting,
each OF which they received with the prescribed
sslutes The Secretary subsequently visited dismsn.
lied post Fort Wood Bedloc's Island We learn that
apple has been made the War Department, by the
cry authorities occupy this fort hospital On many
accounts IL Is hoped this will not be conceded Il Is
scarcely suitable place nor hospital and occupation
snch would when may be again required by the
men render much expense and thorough publication
cessay TO make J, fit for soldiers Il is also uncertain
how soon may be required for military purposes. The
Genefslih Chief and General Wool accompanied by
this officers Of their stats ~ Y. Erprss, Oef. H.
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The Republic quotes passage reported to be taken
from the speech Of the Supreme Director Of the republic
Of Nicaragua Mr. Squer which it insinuates is proof
that the late administration neglected and compromised
the rights and interests, and honor OF the country, and
epudiated the principles Of President Mouroes decara-
on that no further colonization Of monarchical Euro
pean powers would be permitted this continent And
nsnuaes also, that could sustain such accusation
If zoe "pould" The archives Of the State Department
show the facts and show this nsnuaton false and the
speech quoted does not sustain the charge. The Director
says that before Mr. Hises treaty, Nicaragua 'had made
advances 10 this government. having ong felt the
necessity Of sbelterng itself under the bright banner Of
the North American Confederacy;" but their "hopes
scarcely sustained by the result" If the State
Department will publish all the documents, and Mr.
Hises treaty, it will show that the charge sla nder
and that is effort to divert public attention from the
purposes OF the present administration Some Of its par
sans, at least attribute to calculated to sue
eumb to Lord Pamerstons impudent claim TO Mosquito
abandon and repudaie Mr. Monroes declaration and ia
sacrifice the rights and interests and tarnish the honor
Of the country. We anticipate some developments on
this subject when the documents can be demanded,
which will amaze the American people, and be alone
sufficient to them TO discard those now in power
from their confidence.
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From the Pittsburg tPa.) Morning Post
The Moral Of our Victory.

The Moral OF Victory
Our opponents may declaim as much they please
about the smalness Of the vote but the fact palpable
that expression Of the opinions OF the people OF
the State given in the result OF the election of Tues
day. Those who entertain opinions voted those only
who occupy neutral ground upon the agitaed questions
remained at home II cannot be said that the wings
made efforts Had they not their travelling bands oil
elecioneerers through every county in the State The
President of the United States, the governor OF Pennsy
every effort 10 stir up feeling in favor oil the wing
cause Their candidate for canal commissioner took the
stump On the other hand, the efforts OF the democrats
werefmited. We made no desperate exeItions.
One question has been decided We refer TO the tariff
The people have spoken against the protective scheme
vote was deposited with view expression OF SEN
tmen on this subject Let IL be nosea abroad that the
protective policy oil the wing party has been condemned
in Stale.
We trust our opponents viii see the folly OF continuing
to urge such unjust system upon the people: Years
vania Even intelligent democrats believed that there
could be no prosperity without commercial restrictions
But the schooasier has been abroad the land Mems
minds have not been idle All classes have been study
ing the subject to It's depth The enomiy OF the scheme
which the many for the benefit OF the few has been
discovered and laid bare.
The tariff is now the only whig hobby Ii is used in
New England and Pennsy wanna and nowhere else Be-
fore the end OF the present administration will be con
signed TO the tomb OF all the old and long cherished
measures OF the federaliss
We take that the people have also decided that there
honesty in the anslayery pretenslons OF the Tay
lor men.
magistrate OF Pennsylvania been Indirectly rebuked
He has wanonly disgraced his Office BY his lack OF dig
nifty several public occasions, and the eyes OF the peo
pie have been upon him.
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Moro Mystery.


We cannot reconcile with each other the reports ID
are shoai--nor the course OF the two organs-nor b
deed the course of the minor organ with itself, Ya
the Mosquito question. II is impossible to undefsa'
the course which the Secretary of State has taken hi
all mystery-all confusion worse confounded-and "
venture TO say. that when the mask has been withdraw
the diplomacy will be found just bungling and q
tangled as the rest OF the skein.
What can be more contradictory than the two las n
ports which are put forth in two Of the New Yok p
pers from the pens Of their Washington correspondent
For example:
IFrom the correspondent Journal s
The policy Of the government is no longer in doubt
was semi-oicay stated the other day that instructions
this character were given TO Mr.. Squer and 10 NJ Br
croft. The confirmation the former minister Is Hf
before us in his address, which was, Of course, bad
his instructions IL is now believed hare that similar b
structous and Of pointed character, ssn 81
by Mr.. Davis secretary Of the legation 10 England vs
sailed in advance Of Mr. Lawrence, and that their ~
stance was Communicated In the form Of protest sgss
Mr.. Barclays protest, the British government The ~
swer Of the British government repealed with decision ~
interference the part Of the United States. Thss
SHARP correspondence" alluded time ago, and
rumor, misplaced TO persons.
From correspondent Of the New York Courier Oct ~
IL Is stated on good authority that Mr. Squer, our dsf
language 10 the Dvrcfor o. the susef If rsiaing Ev.
aeguisfioss this hsmisphss bot acted on langunss ~
by Mr. Clayton In n casual, unofficial inrcrview
Here is contradiction and confusion for you! VIZ
Gdipus win solve the nddlel
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The gold coinage Of California, brought to New York by
the Californian, makes It's appearances, and win soon, no
doubt have considerable circulation The EXPIRES. saysi
We have seen several tcndolar pieces coined just "A
Handsomely Of the regular min-and iie bars Of
gold stamped by the ounce with its weight fnen
also appear in the Mohau Co. the voucher
for the weight and neness, and heir stamp Is much
respected IN San Francisco, that passes as well As Il
had Uncle Sans imprint upon IT, The Miners Bank In
san Francisco Is also putting out lie coin"