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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER

J: M. McKIm, ESQ.,, N. Fifth st., PhiladsIubia.
z. II. DRKw, Richmond, Va.
kEv: j. DIcKKr, Heinpin, lila
M. RYAN, Maysville, XIV.
Rev. VIM. GUM, Christianburg, XIV.
MILTON STEVENSON, Georgetown, XIV.
JosErH FIsHER, Chester, Vt.
BEcxNrR 81 CASNIrr, Lafayette,
J. BALDWIN, Bethany, Va.
SEo; SGAnBonoueH, Owsnsboro, Ky.
:. z. EvrRrs, Utica, N. Y.
u M DEWEY, Arcade Hall, Rochester. nv.
BROWN * WILLIAMSON, Commercial Buildin...
Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
~ NEEDHAn, IL, Exchange St, Buffalo. N. ".
d. BARCLAY, Russellvills, XIV.
Kew HoorEn CREws, Chicago Ill.
non hon A. w. GlAHAn, Bowlingrsen. XIV.
WIN. CARNrrr, Glasgow, Ky.
T. ID, BARkLrr, Lexington, Kentucky.
w u, o. RUSSELL, Gazetts Office, Cincinnati, o.
w HIrK & PorrEa, Is State street, Boston.
ELIAS SMITH, l42 Nassau street. New YorI
r. IL. CoSASr, Smithland, Ky.
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TELseRPH OFFICE, sAckvILLE, \ B..

TRLteRPH OFFICE, SAcKvILLE, \ B.,l
Oct. II, 1s49
The royal malt steamer Niagara, with i4s
through passengers, arrived at Halifax shortly ate
midnight Tuesday. She brought Liverpool paper
up to the 9th Of October.
Commercial adyices by this arrival are in ma.
terial psrticu ars same as by the Caledonia. No
improvement In trade liz noticed, nor have any O,
the good effects expected 10 follow the oountiful
harvest been realized. From Manchester, and
other principal manufacturing districts, accounts
are far from satisfactory.
Another mail from the East Indies brings dates
from Calcutta TO the 2Oth OF August, and BOMBAY
TO September Let. The accounts are regarded as
satisfactory in a commercial point of view.
Ia Liverpool there has beer a moderate demand
for cotton, during the past weeh, at precisely the
same prices as were reported by the Caledonia.
The demand for breaostufs is limited, and pTi.
ces have declining tendency. There is no no.
tceable change in American provisions. Metals
OF all descriptions in fair inquiry, and prices
are fully equal TO those O! the previous week.
Reports from the Continent represent trade in a
quiet state, without any change in prices. Ac-
counts from Hayre on Thursday represent cotton
as having received a considerable imp ems on
account ofthe advices from New York. A rise OF
one-half TO one franc took place, with sales of
1923 bales. There has been marked improve.
ment in the rates of fteight 20 the United States
Large arrivals from Wales and Scotland made
rates steady and firm. Last weeks rates for -four
aud corn are barely maintained.
BY far the most important political news by this
arrival is the possible and even probable war with
Turkey. II forms the chief topic of discussion
in the English and French journals, as well as
amongst all classes, and in its paramount i'm
portauce the Roman difficulty, az well as ali
other matters OF national Importance, appears
almost wholly lost sight Of. Mostrecent accounts
from Constantinople state that tie Emperor of
Russia has made a formal demand for The sunen.
der Of Kossuth, BEN and other patriots who have
sought refuge in the Tarkish territories. The
Turkish government, vita a maniness which can
not be too highly commended, refused TO be bull.
lied, although ia England and France cabinet
councils have been held to CONSIDER these grave
circumstances. Not the slightest doubt can be
entertained of the result, should Russia persist In
demanding the surrender OF her devoted men. An
European war is thought to be inevitable. The
Paris "Journsl des Debais' says:-"We are glad
to learn that England and France are most cor-
daily united in the determination 10 support their
ambassadors in advices given BY them to the Porte
respecting the extrsdition into compromise. The
Russian envoy, finding his threatening unavsils-
bic, took abrupt departure from Corstantnople. -
The Russian minister has closed Gil his diplomatic
intercourse with the Porte. England and France.
through their representatives. have prevailed with
lho Sultan in keeping him 6Im in his first resol1.
luton.
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come yoa" &c. You refer to "anything, - and
would have IL believed that. in my judgment.
you ought to oppose nothing Of which sena.
tors approve. Perhaps, Mr.. b. (no, it 10 Mr.. L. }
have sufficiently exposed the "Unfarness of
your Party Politics." once heard of a man
Of whom it was said "there is a great deal of
truth in aim, for very little comes OUT of him"
Verbum sat. c.,v,x,rs
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TRANsYLvANIA UNIyERsary.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

General Random, who was to succeed Genera
Rostolan at Rome, has, in consequence of hi
being Protestant, which fact he himself mad
known to the government, been permitted {,
decline the appointment
Paul EsterhaHy is commander in chief Of IN
Hungarans defending Comorn.
BEN, kossuth, and Madame Kossuth hav,
been prescribed by the Austrian government.
The Irish land tenants In many counties re-
fuse to pay their rent. They cut their crops OF
Sunday, move them off, sell them, and dspar
for the United States
California gold to the amount Of fl2O, 900
has been landed from the Calypso, at Ports.
mouth, and conveyed to the vaults of the bank
Bank Of England. 1t is not generally know
that this gold is shipped from San Francisco
England at two pc, cent.
English engine drivers are now only paid |
per day.
A new work called Shirley" by Cur ,
Bell, author of Jane Eyre, is announced.
M. Arban, French Aeronaut, has succeeded
In crossing the Alps in balloon, traversing a
distance Of 400 miles in eight hours
The King Of Sweden and his consort have b.
come active in the temperance cause.
The London sewers are now cleansed by WIN \,
Is called flushing. A head of water Is obtai a :
ed by means Of movable gates. these are struck
aud the current then is strong enough 10 cleans.
the sewers
Between the LIST Of January, ls4O, and Au-
gust LIST, lo49, there have been issued from the
French press $1,000 new works, 3, 700 reprints
and 1000 TRANSACTIONS, one-third Of the latter
from the English. According to calculation n,
for which the authority of NJ. IDIOTS 1.-THE
pubisher) name is given, the paper employed
In printing all these works would more Il,
twice cover the surface of the Sc departments OF
France
A singular affair has happened at the Argen-
VIC tucdics hotuc. cofuc Icncn OfnCer threw
a bouquet on the stage to Madame Robussini,
she did not pick il up, but sent her servant to
dc so, and then did not wear il. The next night
ar other was thrown to her, and this she refused.
The officers rushed on the stage and compelled
her to pick it up, which she did, with her lsf,
hand,) pale, and in tears. A violent commo-
tion followed, and the theatre was temporarily
closed.
Among the passengers expected in the Her
mann, are Signor Forti, Of the opera, and ser
eral French priests and nuns.
A large number of Poles in Paris, are prepar-
Ing to eInigrate to the United States.
The London Times compliments, In late
number, the memories Of De Witt Clinton and
Robert Fulton.
Berlin, of all the cities Of Europe, hasalways
escaped the ravages of the cholera.
A paper, in the English language, called the
Advertiser, is now published in Paris.
BY method recently discovered in Belgium,
fax is rotted and cleaned in few hours.
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SORE THROAT.
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This and alarming aee hich has
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Almost despTng Of stopping The aisC haTge thew
made trial Of SANDS SARSAP ARILLA, WHICH efeCt-
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DR.. Shannon, who wrote "the fhioso ply of
Slavery as identified with the Philosophy Of hui
man happiness" says the Boston Republican,
10 the gentleman who recently denounced the
Declaration Of Independence as an inadsl pro-
duction.
1t was the best thing he could do.
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NANCY J. MILLER. as suTfvsn,,.
SANDS CELEBRATED SARSAPARILIA-

This excellent compound. which Is creating Seh u,f
versal interest thrOgb the cOGrtry made n.
successfully INTO the layOr OF citizens AM ne so.
around US We have read in snd again ofth effclcV
Of tins invaluable medicnc-u very pIras.r
beverage medicine-bUt not Until recently have " al
positive proof Inch C0uid induce 10 sneak f,ir
Of II But, fTOm ACTS IN posse SlOU are nov.
well convince ell tkat without my Puon Il : ne a..
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gether with many other complaints.
has 50 long been remarked that the azeis one Of us
rums and nosfruu venders thai care recon.
mend valuable discovery IN the Medical Science esr
jeopardise reputation for inCTeGuI-y and
eney; but IN tins instance hesitate u hazard there
mark whieh we have made above--Haygord Rsslsas.
SORE THROAT.
sfOIlowfng Is extract from a eter received fro.,
Mrs. Bevan, who had been Sfeted several years win
serofalOas Uaeen. Dyspepsia, a.. and recently an a.
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that hearing very much impaired. After u
King the SaTsaparlaa shOrt time my health improVed
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DsANO-fObrEs.-we have Just received an I'm.
Noee " rlaho rOrteS, new and beautiful patterns
which In addition TO former s.oek renScrI oar :.
Mt one OF the most complete and varied ever of
'eieu 70 me western public We have now in store
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Discussion Of The Ian Of '33-Mr. Thyisr-Mr
Garfeld-Mr. Root and others Gossip, &c.


FRANKFORT. Oct ~.
The Convention, yesterday, after some unim.
portant business, resolved itself into committee
Of The whole (Mr. Barlow in the chain upon the
resolution of Mr.. Turner, (fer incorporating the
law OF 81 in the coustilution,) and discussion
began, which continued until noon. Among the
speakers were So are Tanner, G. Wckliffe, Arch.
Dixon, ID. Mernwether, end others-all strong
men, Of course, but whose manner and style Of
speaking are 30 peculiar, that few are eager to
flock to hear them, unless upon very important
questions, like the present one-and J. ID. Taylor
and Ira Root, new men, whose style is more at
uactive, pleasing and novel, and who were GER
tainly, on this occasion, listened TO with more
pleasure and interest than the older land maybe
abler) speakers. Mr.. Taylor, of Mason, made
yesterday his maiden speech before the Conven-
lion, and, although not prepared TO subscribe en-
tirely 10 the sentiments OF it, think il by far the
pfettiest speech Of the session. He is opposed to
emancipation in any and every respect-sgainst
tie open clause--against the principle Of the law
OF '33-and ;s for Kentucky as she 10. He said
he would not give Kentucky for six other States,
Ohio thrown in for good sount-and If be ever got
e. heaven he did not wish TO find that place any.
thing better than old Kentucky.
The substance Of Squire Turner'S speeches
upon his resolution is--that slsvesy 10 q great
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WILL at1end promptly To any business entrusted 10
wv Mn-wiu act - Agent forthe cOllectiaa on n,on<v
sinS seesunts, DC. de- Charges moderate.
Apr1 Z. fs<s
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FUNHE subscribers engaged in the mauaS.ceus
Of Glazed Waddins. black and white ior the use a
taors and elotfers- IL Ii OF the very sality of
any inc kness required well glazed and sod lower than
the Eastern article. We making IL in suacient
quantities TO supply the whole demand wess Of The Ale
shanies Orders from dry goods jooosrs. elnAhers 6e
promptly sttendedto.
Cincinnati. January 90, is4s-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-04
THE DENNY CASE-THE UNIONS VIM
DiCATION

The Republic aud The Wing make no attempts
10 answer the 'scs aud arguments OF he Unions
long article but content lhem.eves win una
king lun" Of its statements and spile;ul hits al
The subject Of The article.
The Times, With much mo.r fairness, rcpah-
li>hc, some TWO columns Of The ,iriencr--aLd
while il sill argues That The transaction was lin
violation Of The Sub-Tteasliy acl, is liberal
enough to admit, what the Wing once ackpow>
lodged, and then suddenly drew its head within
It's she'll, viz: thai 'they (be Unions e1plana.
,ions) aoquil The late Secretary Of he Navy OF
any d.reliclion OF personal honor in .his unfor.
luualc business; and 10 This imputaiion, We have,
from The first, freely acknowledged ina, VI lid
not believe him amenable."
We commend The libetaluy Of he Rcrr'..i-
can, in doing justice 10 political oppunca; en-
il says:
"We are free 10 say that we are GLAD IL see
Judge Mason rxnneIaied tom the charge O. any
cunniyance al ali improper or unusual u., Of inc
public money. We ihiuk him Incapable Of il,
nor Go We deem that The support OF the present
Administration requires The establishment OF
wrong dong IN this respect upon their prc!ects-
soIs The whole fair shows that some new le-
gslalon is necessary, and this We doubt ,ot, will
be ATTENDED 10 in due time"
II is, lhrn 10 judge Masons strict execution
OF, and not violation. Of The law as il stands,
that the Republican traces The evil
We CANNOT donb: that candid men OF all par
ties, alter reviewing The law ant evidence, wall
d. similar justice 10 a much abused but faithful
officer
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THE HARMONIOUS WINGS.

From the revelations in the Massachusetts
papers there seems 10 DO misunderstanding
between "Black DAM and Honest John" A
writer 10 tho Boston Courier, strong Wing
paper, states that some time after The Presideu
tial election Senator Davis wrote to friend,
Expressing The opinion that the President
cleo, ought not TO receive Mr. Webster into his
counsels. Whether MIR Davis's correspondent
was r.quested 10 convey this opinion 10 General
Taylo., whether il ever was communicated TO
HIN, directly or indirectly, or whether its ex'
preston had or had not any Influence in pro-
ducing the entire want of all confidential rsla.
tons between the present administration and
our distinguished Senator. | have not heard
That such letter was written, TO person Who
might have communicated the opinion 10 the
President or his ADVISERS, | can entertain no
national doubt, upon the evidence which have
SEEN"
Another Wing paper, the Boston Transcript,
says:
al, has been matter o! public notoricl!, that
The relations OF cur disingu nsd senator's 10
each Other Were OF decidedly unirlen1lT char
acter; bul we have seen no putiic statement ol
the causes OF enlargement, assuming the posi-
live character OF the comnu' icduon III Inc
Courier. Mr.. Davis hac perfect right, I'M
duub.edly, 10 exert his influence 10 exclude MIR.
Webster from The cabinel, il he <appfoved oil
his going there; and Mr.. Webster and his friends
had a perfect rish, TO prevent Nj Lawfence's
receiving the nomination for The Vice Prrs.d ~
cy, il they thought il nomination mot NJ to De
~
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RICH nj ND, VA.
Monday Morning. sep,embor }. Is4s.
THE CUBAN EXPEDITION.

We learn by tell graph, hat Lieut.. Tuten oi
the United States steamer Wafer. Witch, has no.
tfed The officers and IN n collected at Round
Island, near Pasca2oula, 10 di>perse immediate.
", or that all their supplies would be cut tf.-
Every outlet was watched, 30 that any hostile
movement vas impossible. -Rtpu6iis.
This looks TO US like an acl oil Highlands
usurpalion. VIVA, right has Gen. Taylor or the
Regency 10 interfere with, even TO The starvation
point, The tree movements OF American citizens
entirely without arms AMI ammuDi,On-and
without the slightest evidence oi their designing
10 violate treaty obligations or laws1 Truly We
have reached strange puiut, when our citizens,
collected together, Shall be hunted down aud eI
posed TO the miserable ina chiuery OF Govern :
men, espionage and domciiary visits! Who
can justify this ,mid ard odious policy oil Euro.
pean Governments, now Introduced here, for
fear OF offending foreign Nations, which
would dog the Steps CT men, who, by The ccEsi
tuition, are tree 10 come and 60 and stay WREN
and where they Please, and who can be only in
tertend with, when they avow or plainly midi
cate as their purpose an infringement c. the
out u 10 NV Why oPP'So'''S
towards our citizens that we c0ndemn-ii is The
etifc, OF The policy in checking The spiii' OF IT,
berry in countries crushed down by the ton hand
OF tyranny. Will not The patriots Of Cuba ard
other despolc Governments be chilled in their
noble aspirations, when they see The Govern.
ment Of The mod.l Republic exhibiting such
Argus.eyed vigilance, such bloodhound energy
10 restricting upon The grounds OF mere suspi-
cion, the Tree movements Of American ciIzcns1
Will no, such proceeding on the parl OF our
Government. be regarded as equivalent 10 with
holding Our sympathy from The cause OF freedom
in oppressed nalions2
Finally docs i, not look ridiculous TO see The
U. S. Government sending two armed vessels,
The Albany aud the Water WIch, to watch 800
unarmed men, and Ecu! off 'her supplies" lest
perchance they may gel over 10 Cuba and make
An idle allemp, TO storm the Moro Castle and
take possession Of Cuba7 The whole scheme is
like breaking a butterfly on a wheel-aEd the
PRESIDENCY or the Regency has, doubtless. been
humtugg,d into a scheme. that will do no credit
to the country, al home or abroad.