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ss = coward when. after having given bis solemn
promise 10 writing NJ, 10 sss-1f the City before
Aorf-s = fth = Iune he ssszuie1 % 0n the nisnf
81 ine reS5s,h The snv0y Lr.ssrr led. vten, n
dic-o y clipsJis weakness, partly fesccned y the
hope Of renecyn- to- evil &c f-sssufed 70 b. couun
IA promises % conclusive treaty, and cor sfirz %
nos % sitsch importance 20 20. movements q ne
French troops dictated solely y The Necessity Of Sal
fyng trc tadi-Ts no we're m p-tesi 81 Fese' ~a-4s
In re meantime yCu rsssy t0ok adv@nta-- % our goa
i..h 70 study uunoissied cur ceences % 'tfef nen
yo1rselTcs. and 20 occupy Unexpectedly. alHL5 :"
arFnsice the s.rsis geca point Of Monte Mario u &c
C0rc-ss led vass % cOEtrs1ict0a = t@- aecefsaoh
d the Roman Municipality - that OF tie iOrcsn coz
suls and 70 the testimony q whole city % oee4Nso
that Rome hat rsrer ben oOmtar1eo- lhe DoDS
fell for many nigh,s ard particularly from ne - "
TIE zitn from tte Zn b the sph, most IRE 1eht
and isiuriousv upon the C0rs0. upon the Fi,zza o.
SDagno, upon tie bs55ulHu, upon the Coionns
upon toe 9ls Of the -snto -,r;o upon ina oi ne
Peegri.i and in other places lOn Led Nee ROGUE
vile. when relying poa tie i.uorsrce OF ys@1 n@lDi
iiy you boosted solitary fec. In history Of me eaoce
Of the poin; toward the Poris San Psncrszo, JOY a.
ssutirg the City II for the greaier shieiy OF -
paoUis and their hsbtztors Rome oiers 81 me gate
q San Psoo and the gate Of san SoysHnl az open
country. while The gate Of san Panorama 10
Dy the people and their houses the gaze OF csn an
crsz;o YES chssen becauEe from there communication
with Civi,a Vecchis could be kept up VIII ss nix snc
because while from hr other points y you'd % neces
sary % descend % battle with the people ana tnir
barricsde which you rightly feared. rom inst Of Ssn
PancraziO the Jzncuium dominating Rome crsred ne
opportunity q conouering H. not By war Of nes bit
Of bombs snd csnngns You have 81 Led from hin
who . the frs smong you % the o~est o. Your agents
% rs 70 the Assemo.y g. France snd @ Egrope-
When from TIE first dsy of the ne arous undertaking
T. the sst you gave rfpssisc pronlsrs q protection
Of brotherhood and II liberty hat You bad already de-
terrniDed - bc.ray JOSEPH AA~NlSA
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Michisas-whis State Convention.

We h,ve q, lengih received the othcisi proceed
inzs n the VIII State Conventio n Michigan
held at Jackson 20 the -isi ut. In a. extra issued
from the ofics Of the AzericaH CHl:eH, neT
Wing paper published at Jackson by ALBEIT A.
DORRAscK, who was one OF the Delegates 70 the
Convention. The Ccnvsntion organized temporarily
b calling Il ssiaer Of serrisn 70 the ChAir, and
sr,oIin. A. n Baier 81 LensEes, Secretary and
permanently ~ ths ,7Po1sEnsnt Of Nsj JOIN BisDLs
Of Wayne ss Pre..5enf. as vice-Presdsnt,, II. =.
Nsihsr, P. B. Taurstoi Of Msconb, J. Harper q Cas-
AID L. II. Pxfsons q shisvsss~e Secretaries, A. r
Draper Of Oak and AMI 4 n. Baker AnOrg the Dale
gate. present 81 tie Convention some Of the
Strongest Wings IN tie state Jsdze John R Kellogg
OF Alessn, Oney Hawkins Aaron Guest editor OF Tia
Ypss7i. Chr0ziels), Richard Butler Dr.. !. L. Whixns
The osLotn 20 for Governor resulted as follows
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Prom the Chronofyps


tyr wild waves madly dash and roar,
In thunder .hrobs, upon the beach;
Their broad white hands upon the shore
Forever they outreach
DO through the eavernoos rocks smsin,
With short, hosrse growi, they plunge and
Like an armed host, again and again, leap.
catering some castellated steep.
Great pulses Of the ocean heart,
Beating from cut imne nsity,
What mystic news would ye impGt
From the Great Spirit Of the sea
Ever, ia still Increasing force,
Earnest as cries OF love or bate,
Your large and eloquent discourse
Ia mighty az the march OF Fate
sit alone On toe glowing sand,
Filled with tho music Of your speech,
Aad only mali may understand
Tho wondroas lore that ye would teach.
The ses- weed and the sbells are wise,
And versed in your broad Ssnscri. tongue
TIE rocks need not our ears and eyes
To comprehend the under-soog
Toe ocean and tho shore are one
The rocks and trees that hang above
The birds and insects in the Esn
Are linked in ons strong tie OF love
Would that nj ght with freedom be
A seer into your hidden truth
Joining your firm fraternity,
To drink with 200 perpetual ycath
,r-enf0, Meg, i.4s
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s.u. .-..a, ., ,-.a Va. s... eos'.s''-s
ARR TIE IsDlAss Ho-riLE On sor We fad

ARR TIE lsDIAss HO-riLE o. SOr We fad
the following letter the Jssonris Rps5loaz Of the
J7th nit. FOzT RKiD, sept y, l.is
Ma EprTos The volunteers pat In motion on
tie morning Of the l-ih BY the arrival Of AZ express
from Fort GstEn. informing the 0-icsr In eonmsnd
thai party d Indians lad attacked Hr flanagan and
he had nsrrozy escaped with his lie. The facts are
these NJ. flanagan had visited els farm some few
miles from the FORT for the purpose Of gett.cg corn
and lad dsmounted from his horse and ted hin 20 the
corn crib, and be had walked OF short distance
When be wa nred az By four lndisHs. neither shct
however, taking eject Mr.. J. ran for e scrub some
three-q 8sriers Of mile distant. warmly parsued By
The enemy yelling and ~hoopiBg al the time He sue
eeedec IN reaching the scrub In scvre- q the Indians
and concealed himself TIE Indians walked around the
place for length OF tine bat seemed AFRAID - enter
They were 80 near a. 10 Dc heard taking By Mr. l.
Sisht coming 90, and being extremely DARK be sue
esecsd in making his escape and arrived AZ the For,
Jsst a. day saL szring his h0rse 10 the indiana :
Thirty nen were Immediately cent Ia pursuit. unter
command u CsPt Ellis and have sst Jet returned
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scarce a. % .od 1s-exsrs would brnx rsher more
hised sad Rel - - and q M - - Prime Yeiio~
Corn 1ss 20 ~ miEed. ss 20 81 pure Nhiie, 20
ss "a h-iunor- Flour. "a "a ia II Ptilsi- ph's
Canada and the sesg Of Oh Westerns. - 80 he.t-a
ard sour. iss 10 i9s
The Import q Corn ard Flour In the past two wrsss
were $3.50 quarters and - go obls Export 81 he formes
IN PERIOD lslo sasrters We remain, respectfully
RICHARDSON BROTHERS Co
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,tsit of Russian War steamer 10 south


TEE Russi.a wa steamer Ks1sckalks len Soa.hsnP'
ION OF sunday She called a. thai port both her voyage
IS snd rom M.ders which place shs conveyed the
Dag. OF ReichsisdL Rnsssr mcnsy Of The vase OF
M no ,ierrg was spent In Southampton during ne tso
vf,its OF ire KAmschssa A large qus1tiiy % shP's
.tor.. was taken 10 here and some portion OF ne crew
w--- trsversng the from morning uacl uiget par
h.sirs wea-ing sppafe domestic u.ensis cutlery, ard
tsinr. lfisvery evident rat Dutch ma-uia,tues
al ali And. are h. ghiy esteemed by me kis-ans rors me
ssseruess vita which he hsm,c1sAs sailors TOOK al
v,.ce OF their vsito Sogshsnpo1 90 sp.nc tnef money
on thcr ItwAs curious % parties % these sailors
os OF th-ri possessing TIE Tartar head and features
visItng almost every shop OF The town Their spp-sr
ace and manners lac opposite Of he reek eos s,d
iovis sek tar. q this country. The Russian oees 20
,cy allowed the Inhabitants OF Southampton 10 V'sh aud
uspscf their ship .
Il certainly very one bQt cleanliness % DOT coz
.deret On board the cardinal virtues AZ II = -
hoard A. English man-ofWsr. What asiorsaec N.s4'tr
r,o,t was the mode OF feeding he common sallors
aye vooteu trough flle1 with sort OF porndse
ira - Of ground beans ard fatty mauer Two Men
stirred WIZ 10 make ne sdukiure perfect
TIL. served 20 the sesnsn ~ basins arc ne me
sclsfung their Launches. sc u by means 81 WOODEN
spoons with evident ggsto The commander OF ne Aa.
.rhatkA spoke Enzish nIeuty aud one evening curing
his STAY 10 Southampton Is went in-o ne So 1afcfnf
where the merchants and ratesmsn Assemble Snd pre-
tending 10 American he Introduced -ablect OF
Rlsse and h-srd curious aud crnsefing Opinions
res ecing the Emperor Of a. The Alssas, snd ns con
duet toward Hungary TIE Russian money which tne
crew OF re hsmschsks spent consisted 81 NE cGcai'
worth ga and the rouola. worth los The former "As
hear coin
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FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS
ENGLAND.
I.hr EruuLIfpps Erped III % n.
s. rHE ,rE,~tS ,AShn,

Tse North Pole expedition. under >r Frsnfin nsa
an Issvrg En.ant tve male. standing from st 10 80
.rt two secorc masters Standing lsfs iat ls No csnis
OF each party-ths sailed early IN lsto-iof pr0r son
u,cih. sner sArg ne rye mass we're promoted 70 oc
eeusrts Of heir respective ships snd should tssy Dc
frf.u..e erOQgh 10 reach Eng and. es-y 10 ls vii
III curse be promoted 10 commanders ll- second mas
ter. ave rot besn promoted. butvl be, we ssy sup
a.. and hi. neaenangs and bic coEn sndeT. rank, and
he second master xec and hs masters rsnk III hey are
uct % fortunate England as<n ne WIDOWS OF
tbs former have 10 per snnum s1l oftle ss.ef O."
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Sir Moses ,loulifore Returned.

81 Moses Monfefore srd Lady Moutrrore safely 81
rived from The Holy Land u th country Thursday TIE
ls,h They suded Dover and proceeded 10 their -est
Al Rsmsgsle Lady NOntehore has, We are happy 10
hear completely recovered from her previous illness
The n3rey distributed by the Thlsnihropic bsronet IN
The Holy Land, which We noticed az the Time, We snov
IRON good sglhcriy amounted 20 no ess than :. co..
Jewish Chronicle
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MgsoRs.-The Montgomery Fzag learn, thai.
Dr. meo salz highly respectable physican and ciI
<eo u At Jefferson, Chambers Co. Ala xas sbot dead
~" ascending the stairs of his hous. and th.. %
.r1cn'ng me TOP be was shot through the window,
us" ne 'e back ieless nearly into the arms Of bis
VINO was al The foot Of the steps and 10 the act 81
1crIcing tnefn. Circumstances Of the strongest Ia
suIe 90 10 iasten the murder negro fellow belong
ns 70 tne Doctor, who 10 supposed wss the perps
as.or OF aprerous attempt the life VI Dis nsssef
"nieh happened some weeks ago.
hEfrBLIcAs SHor.-We learn that ie.tcrs
have been received by the relatives Of Mr. Psbsr vel
ho"n IS resident Of this city confirming IN ruuuos
oi Ms having been publicly executed in Germany b.
orasr oi tae GoVernmsnt, for giving utsranee u -
publican doctrines. Mr.. r. wss on visit 10 bis nsuvs
snd and wss expected to have returned ere this -.
elias q zeal In cause which the view Of oppressben
lad kindled. marked him the victim Of desposr
power and he fell Ne was much respected and -
teemed BY his own cogntymen. a. well a. AmenesssI
" tnis cisy. Stnctansu cemnsssaA
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California Emigrsats.

=. saN ssnes a ihompso0, from Bath Ne Oct 4
It--fs MAY ssss41or. a-.stsrl Boa M "a.
~ AsiS NsrsE srs1 sso1E-x.s "a zsst. ssr-<r
D-s'Ye hotfns, s-f9ss. Dsaosan, s.-sts SEA-
- 'D~ll-sl Dtr~ B&s-f, f5kgeoEs H.ry
ps,,,s, s 80 "r<st Cox Jane. RoH1.. A5rs.s
-f"sef S@la Dnsr1crs -. Temple Jess. Chsrt. y.,nrf
81 so-ah fse ts- rsos. Wa Josspk ss.t.n Mbt.e.x
- EHsfaa hsfeA. Aas csihsl ksips B.tsg Lao,
s's ti1fs- kossrs, ftifn HKsfsi Gar 80 La
h.'' 'sp is,5ofs inkrshsn, s-rtsH WooS..rs Rfbss
tssft P-itlx Las Fsat.H s.b Is h-sos.,
yfta ilonpson c~org~ D-ttD1 tss1 Pa-tar. Or. 800
Al hIesn sss.''s s /" so,s-, wn n TAU. G.or,~ ~.
= - 80 i-us s-ssis, u Dotz- Johs W-sior Js.a
Dn,fs -so~tsstli Hs-seI Hair X A ksrt-tt l..
sfiJ 80 Harris aetya-i fr.1es sslsm lane. Ossss
S'.,y is-s s-"J-' y. Jcta freeman h.rsh
h-f'ss bs ,As htst Lysrlsfs Dsaifth Yf,.c y..,sl
s~fo' 'o""F eo-~cfth, sosa N8 fos.I9g staI ssss,
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L.,i-f e- 1sl< k-s-.f o1Ii se.f 20
sttsr. OF 10 Fa.- 1rf .1iay rlornrs a. east
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THE UNION.

is probability we have been informed that Williamson
will be elected from the district represented in the last
Congress by Pilsbuy. To Kaufman there is no oppo-
nexaon and the breaking out OF the gold fever. Up
wards OF four thousand emgnnts, with twelve fifteen
hundred wagons, encamped in the neghborhood
and dearn fact not to be had in the neighbofhood in
sufficient quantities supply the demand and the Mexi-
cans were beginning be alarmed al the prospect OF be-
ing eaten out The health OF the emgranls was good
The lowlands OF Texas almost inundated by the
heavy rains OF the past month The Brazos and Trinity
rivers are unusually high and Buffalo Bayou also The
prairie roads covered with in many places and
fears are entertained OF very considerable damage the
cotton the level country in the vicinity Of the coast
IN. o. Della, OF The I9ah INST.
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This general increase upon both railroads and canals in
various sections and influenced by different interests ind-
the general prosperity which prevails throughout the
country, mainly resulting from that series al national
ures which, commencing in 1884, has purified the
cy, broken down system of credits that deprived industry
of its reward, and made its products available by extending
the market for their sale. The increase of tolls public
works like those Of Pennsylvania Ohio and Illinois, affords
not only gratifying evidence that enhanced quantities OF
farm produce finding sale At such rates will justify
the tolls. but that these tolls make up portion of the
State from which interest the respective State
debts be discharged every increase lessons the
taxation which in all Of those States very heavy The
forward of produce has only been the
thus of envenng the transactions the great OF
the Interior but has furnished the payment for those
siderable importaons of goods which petng
the OF the city Dealers and in with
the large supplies Of domestic manufacture meeting all
the Of the The revenue Of tho federal
government also continues exhibit the favorable inu-
of this operation The the assistant
treasury here for three weeks have been as foowsi
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General Agency.

9 L. LEWIS, attorney ataw, formerly Of Virginia. but foI
D. a Adutant Ofce Washing
Virginia volunteers, their friends for
collection their dues from the government.
(he widows and children Of soldiers who died In Mexico
entitled 10 n pensionD
claims, especially marines who served Mexico, will be
purchased price, pressed for the claimants
with the utmost despatch He fiat
Washington, his connexion with
the Adutani Generals Office, his acquaintance with the depart
his experience, will afford facilities In the speedy
adjustment Of all business conhded 20 him.
lie respectfully refers all the members q the Congress from
Virginia. Hon. John Mason Richmond, Va; Major Gen.
r. Jones, Washington CITY,
affords great pleasure Major Lewis
ar. JONES'"
Any will procure good claim his vicinity pub
ish this the amount OF IS, and send his bill
Aug l0-3m 3. l.. LEWIS.
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BY eREEn & TAsTET. Aucsler.sr-.


BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY AND OTHER FURNITURE AT
AUCTIONOu Friday the 3r instant, shall SELL nj the
residence Of gentleman declining
perior assortment Of Furniture, = - : - =
Mahogany, hair, spring, and cushioned scat sofas
DO do parlor and rocking chairs
DO bookcase and secretary, sdeboard and bureau.
marbletop centre, pier, side, sofa, and small liable.
DO dining breakfast, and card table.
Do hairack, wardrobes, high post beds,e,d.
DO ouomans, lounge and llgb s,,,a.
Also piano oe Of fine and iouch by Nuns Clsrt
and nearly
Cashmeret and other window curtains and ornaments
Maple cane eat and other chairs, bedsteads, sc.
Gill frame pier and other looking glasses
Fine vases, with flowers manfel ornaments, &c.
Girandoes, solar, hall, and other lamps
Several paintings and Autographs, marine scenes
Pine consisting Of androns, brass lenders shovel
tongs
Fine feather beds, bedding hair and shuck mattress
Fine Brussels paor, passage, and chamber carpets
Hearth and straw mating
China, glass; crockery, and soneware
stoves 81 various descrptons
The ladies' and gentlemen Of Washington wishing 70 furnish
respectfully invited the sale The above described furniture Of
a fine quality, and worthy their attention
Terms All under SIS cash. over cas- credit oftwo
and four months for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
IS ~ LIIfHN GREEN \ TAerET,
Aug@- Ancuoneer.
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oranxe Land. for ale yYithout Reserxs.

SHALL SELL Wednesday, the Sch day Of September
highest bidder, FOUR FARMS situated
Orange counsay miles from the Raccoon Ford,
thirty from Fredericksburg and within short dis
contemplated Alexandria and Gordonsve railroad
These proportion Of grounds, Mountain
They We'll adapted the Virginia staples, and afford abun
speedy and Improvement having
excellent Of limestone running through them
THE MEADOWS contain COS The dwelling house has
six rooms rood repair having recently painted Th
farm admirably adapted % lase or azins being ane grass land
and supplied with and shade In every field.
THE W1kDER TRACT contains 600 acres above the
meadows II a small tenement upon H.
BIRCHAND TRACT contains also 800 large
portion bottom land Of the first quality for and
crops
THE INDEPENDENT TRACT s6e acres and is wei
proportional in o. divisions OF wood, low and upland.
Terms One annual
saments from s date secured by boRd with ap
proved security, md a deed Of on the land.
More particular respecting win be given by
brother living premises who IL fully
ozed dispose Of the His address Raccoon Ford
cupeper county, Virginia .. --.s..
July l2-cpt JACKSON mORTON
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by GREEN q TAsTET, Aucssonssrs.

FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE UNITED STATES
IL HOTEL FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN-By virtue OF deed Of
trust August 1877 recorded the land records
Washington county District Of Columbia, In ber b. No. 8,
will be sold public auction, Monday, the ID
day September next the house known the United States
Hotel avenue between ID and ~ streets,
all household and kitchen furniture and effects be-
longing said eabishmen and consisting Of most Of the sr
cIes usually q There s Of
Beds, bedscad-, pillows, mattresses
ed and table linen, bureaus, wardrobes
Looking glasscs chairs, china, and crockery
sofas, sidcboards, amp-, glasses
Knives and forks, Wines &c
Dining and other tables
Kitchen aud cooking utensils
supposed, everything for furnishing large
establishment several dwellings
Tbs sale viii take place on Monday the day September
be continued the premises from day
day, NJ "a hour until the whole II disposed o.
Terms Of cash, before the delivery Of the goods
nv order, HENRY NJ MORFTT, Trustee.
Aus lI--codifsds Aactoneers.
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DIED,

ON "Wednesday evening 29h instant, CLARA MARION
MooREAD, only daughter Of Ions and MARTA wLsos aged
year, month"; and fourteen days
funeral viii place this day) morning 10 O'Clock
from the residence Of her parents Of New York Avenue and
1lth street
0ad instant, Greenyie Green county vs. (where
vs) afer shor illness, Mr.. LEOLiNE JENKINS
OF LExutL JEsss, Of this city, late clerk The Pension
Office Washngona young OF good abilities and much
acquaintance He leaves wife,
Gently married. many friends regret this
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rELEaRAPalo REPoars roR THE UNION.


Retw~ Of Rsyto Nsv Oyissns
NEW YoRK. August 80. p. m-Ths captain Of the brig
Adelaide arrived port from aayaa STATES that Rsy
brig Salvatore he having delivered up the author
tiles the Representations Of the American consul
Importamt from South Amsriea.
PHLApEIrHIA, Aug. so-2 P. m;-.-Cspt Warner. q tho
caibo, that port 10 closed against all communication
from interior though vessels from the leswssd are per
mted to enter. Monagas. ~ the head OF AVOo uoopss
marched ON the 18th instant 70 meet Paez
Bsy~ing Of ths Steamer sr.6s.
New York, Aug S0-Captan Reja, Of the Brazilian brig
-, which arrived here last night reports that the
weeks snce was burnt 10 the waters edge near Maran-
ham, on the LIST Of August
Ffom Ns,O Brr.swick.
BosToN, Aug. 29-St. John papers, received tonight.
thai great fires prevailing in the woods and hsi
the dense in harbor tho vessels
TO anchor.
The crops throughout the province were excellent
in 60 hours from New York.
The smallpox was raging frghtfal sxtent at Halifax
The cholera in Misosl More riosiss.
ST. LOUIS August 2-The cholera still fingers At Troy,
Another not which ended in the destruction Of house
of bad repute, took place lat night.
Cholera ds,paicA<s.
New YoRK. August 2s-There "a deaths by cholera
Bosros. August 2y-Ten deaths from cholera occurred
here during the "a hours preceding noon to-day.
.a &c. y
Health of Gemual Tsyior.
BUFFALO August 29-Dr. Wood writes to tho Hon. Mil
lard Fillmore that Genera Taylor better to-day, but very
feeble He will leave Erie next week, possible, for the
Falls of Nagara passing through BuAio without dstenson
BAIrmo.r. August %. 1919.
Nsw Orleans. 2aA.-Yestsrday there were sIss Of hve
hundred baes Of better good middling VI
Coffee +. advancing; Kio 2 css,. Sugar i'm.
ils gives particulars OF late terrible overflow est