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ne people were pleased with the honest simplicity and
Iuknsss Of the man. He left good impression among
IL people He Is known 10 be ayorable 10 tarih diserm
Lne Tor the protection OF iron and coal An adminsira
akng that ought TO be popular In Pennsylvania
kVha them Il the reason OF this terrible defeatf
Bought 10 the direct question, acknowledge the
am The great and sufficient for this WING defeat is
III same that defeated them everywhere esethe cab
|ns,-,he imbecile humbugging cabinet at Washington
kyhat else was 10 be expected Their wreehed policy
Inc business pitfal ,imidi,y ridiculous pre-
ence insult has been the card The Secretary OF STATE
With fear Of old granny, could venture TO speak
Iboye whisper for republication in Europe but sup
ed by the despots. aud those old party hunkers OF the
alien and sedton laws" he could promptly stie the
ymptoms Of republican ideas in Canada and Cuba And
hen admoaished Of his mbecily and his plumbers, he
resolved play the fool with France, and kicked out her
minister kick up row, and got up war panic and put
n his regenals added only another chapter 10 the
Iubic modification. The people could not stand t.
This is the secret Of the general revolt The cabinet,
With their 6hy ingues with Seward and the abolition
m with their wholesale specustions In the Offices Of the
ountry under the direction of Thomas Ewing and Tru.
nan smith with their weak, vacating, and suspicious
pomacy have done IL, We expect New York to follow
and thar the wing party and the wing
ADMINISTRATION viii 20 down, down, until this weak and
juggling cabinet Is dimissed. Mr. Clayton is behind the
ines Ewing Is too much of butcher, and ColIamer too
much his deputy Meredith shut clerk and the rest
at subsrdinates the butcher the condemned head OF
he State Department They have tricked the President,
ererled his policy, and betrayed the country Let
ave q change. F4
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LArE EoREIsx NEWS.
ARRIVAL or THE CALEDONIA.

ARRIVAL or the CALEDONIA
The arrival OF the Caledonia was announced last nsb,.
and the following summary OF her news was transmitted
to us by telegraph:
FSoss Bariags' circular of s 2sh Of s.pt,ab,y Thu
colonial markets have been heavy during the weet lower
prices for coffee and sugar The corn trade rules dun
There 10 less speculative demand for
and spnners find ndncement to anticipate wants IN
The present depressed Of business Money is IN more
demand .l.ilt.- 81 -,
The overland mail from India brings dates from Calcu,,a
70 August o. nom Hong Kong to July g. and from Manila
TO July H. Business dull In China. There had been
heavy nundations al Changha, seriously damaging the
cotton and rice crops.
American stocks unchanged-Uned States Sc IO6 The
cotton sales for the week 900 bales Corn has de-
cined Is per quarter. Best American flour brought 23
From Austria and Hungary there is nothing specially
new The Sultan continues refuse the surrender OF the
Hungarian refugees 10 the Austrians Russian officer Of
high rank had arrived at Constaninople demand their
exIadition. Comorn still holding out.
was reported that the Hungarans had made rally on
the 18th and obtained advantage over the
Nothing is yet definitely arranged regarding Hungarian
final pacdcation upon the basis Of union with
Austria. The Emperor Of Russia had returned TO ST. Peters,
burg and the troops were gradually Withdrawing within
the Russian territory.
The cholera has further decreased throughout Europe
France is perfectly tranquil, and there no prospect Of
further political agitation at present. tsTa ~
Mr. Rives, Mr.. Rush, has arrived In Paris
The wires beyond Boston down. Aaa's 5
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MODERATION.

CARD TABTE SasALs.--Theodore Hooks code of card
table signals, in his clever novel Of ''Gbeu Quincy :"
might be very ehectually reduced practc CO. "Never
says he, "le man and wife play together whist" There
are always family elegsphs and they fancy their looks
are watched, they can always communicate by words
ound out that could never win Of smigsg and his vile
mentioned ihi, one day, and vas snswered No YOU
never can win of them" "whyT said l. because, /"
said my friend, they have established code" "Dear
me J" said signals by looks r. "No" said he "by
words" u Mrs. Smigsmag 10 to lead, Smigsmag says
Dear, begin" Dear begins with D.; does diamond ;
and out from the lady. II he has TO lead and
she says IS, my love-" she wants spade Harriet my
DEAR how long You are sorting your cards." Mrs smg-
smsg stump. down heart. and gentle "come. my p
ou either side produces CLEO.
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HAMILTON
To the Editors.
PHrLaprLpHnA, Octc

PHILADELPHIA, October IL, ls4o
As our election has passed of, il may not be unnter.
estng your numerous readers hear some of the Incl
dents connected with IT, As | predicted, we have sue.
notwithstanding the whole custom. house and
post office force arrayed against us-in eectng the
Hon. Judge Jones mayor, the peoples candidate in
the city, and also in electng VIM Deal sheriff and Doctor
Thomas C. Bunting register OF Wills and the Senator Fer
non and eight members Of the House OF Representatives
all democrats This has been great victory over whg.
cry and Rough and Readyism combined. Levin has done
his best to bring the natives under whige, and pub
shed his address in the Philadelphia Sun and the North
American, calling upon the natives to support the whg
councils and mayor IN the city, and the whg ticket in
The county. But there were some honest natives who
joined that party from principles and the result OF the
or at least some OF them-o the wings FAR Qhe ma.
tive candidate) has shown he was true native Ofers
10 large amount were made by the wings for him 10
draw Oft in favor OF Rothermel, (whig;) but his an.
swer TO them invariably was, "ihe wings have not
got money enough to buy me off, and Levin had
the election. and has continued here ill to-day He
also promised poor Rothermel that Southwark should
give him 900 majority In all this movement the hands
OF Lewis, collector, White postmaster Soanaker navy
agent, Ashmead. district attorney, Roberts, marshal Ell
maker, naval officer, could be seen. These officials think
you 10 thai suppost,on. Mr.. Union You have had al,
opportunity TO know how this stands in your city
aud would be well II his constituents could know his
standing there as well the citizens of the District On
the day OF the election these officials OF General Taylor
win Their underings, as well Governor Johnsion's
ofhccs, and the whole force OF the wing police in the
city, could be seen with banners lanterns and aprons
elecioneerlng and attempting 10 the people One
great link is broken We have elected mayor who is
az honest man--one who will break up this infamous
sioolpgeon system which has disgraced our city for
seFefai years PLEBElAN.
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To ths Editors.

." am wing, but not an ultra one" TO such an extent
that do not wish 10 know the results OF elections even
IT they are adverse TO the party with which act Being
subscriber TO the Republic, took up that paper yeser.
day with the expectation Of seeing some returns of the
Pennsylvania election All could find, however, was
short paragraph Of four five lines stating that Jones'
independent" had been elected mayor then supposed
that this was all that had been received and that more
would be known to-day; but, 10 and behold this morn.
ing not word ~ 10 be found in this necs ( paper rea-
tive to the election. was. therefore, under the necessity
OF borrowing the Union from my democratic neghbor
next door, 10 ascertain the result in Pennsylvania and
much TO my regret found that the administration had
been badly beaten. wish you would publish this, for
want to let Messrs. Bullitt Sargent know that thew
cannot help any cause by keeping people in the dark and
subscribers " me-
October IL. MODERATION.
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The Boston papers furnish the following additional
particulars relating to the wreck o the harnma 81 Ioh
The Ian rnal If ,r,e.d,v s,., 49, % I'm
melanaholv disa ne scene OF the
parsons from coha..s, aJ Nv ~ hundreds q
~ MANY from ths civ Tia soh, 81 owhs as wen
broken into ANAL Th w1 P.eces o. he wreck
OF the vessel which Bur fsv hon,s heG 81 M
with human benos ana vhich =. AZ. r ~ 49, y. aou ~
esca ma from xasrv oyava ~ 80 " "IP ~ ~
we're the bodiss wbic had ,vash ~ Pal W e " M y
~, an ,ha hssc Will r. nshore, ahu weIc ald
msting ror bsr in,e,rn @ oessaV preparations were
We 1eaSn Sron, M Hnlao.. oo,. ~ ~, S., -, III
io.S ,h. @ - ~ ,' IGGnaucof on ne SCUM Snore
hod;es had harn rscovss M 1GIIning pul weny-eghl
gronnd ali Al Snndsv anI ,. -.vhoS was uP1n ING
aJ he s,',v;SSr ~ anu was uhns IN ms eHorts 10
smrf Mnch crsd - d,a y, nc uead ooaes rom tne
THAR orssawo,,hv - L III o Conasse lo
Tire "a main ana mate ~ ~ oG h u .ne snsres
J. b. Munroe alien commissionsr re,n,nlG ~ 3, ~ VI,
This mornny far the nmrnnss ~ i " ovnasse
wa .hea as,6o,e and rsrpdpi " ,acnuylns he Doaies
In MAR r,ou,er M Ein, 40 my VI
,.a,, IT, ,.nL il ~ ;. W" Dlisn ccnsul, reluined
, ~ hcsa 10. 1890 anu oPois inc iohowing as the
Ams,in Ksa," Ca,h.,;n. E,.. 4 49,. ,y,.
49,. 49, li.i'io rias.nekah, Deusoy r'sRins,
Ky Mae, ~ Mchael Gibbons barbara
az" Tt u,es sen;i ~ n,h n. Isw NJ
va been idens amon ,%s s ~. =, .ne ooaes when
ana alec ,hs na,nas ~ - 81 ny nay CONE asuoie,
80, -, 80 VIZ ' VI q ?" VINO "eio on Doao VINO nave
aggJ ~ . ;%,a 49,. ~ ~ p... g..
rhiiJ % ,icI Ss rieenap, fMaIy 1oce ana
n, 'i,i Mh icy anu eesen cnIulen' also ms ser
sunanssu ,esa. Eabsv y hiia Doa ana we, Saly
hiiI Ridaa, p,,La I nregsy Miier, ana her sisters
G.ma,s ~ 1' anu VINO - A1ahih'
Names of tose lost az far az bt hos, bod,
hor. - A.. NJ p u, oEi waose ooeIes
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TALLAHASSEE. October 4. is49.

af Ah4R f.asseeN . AALlAHAsSEEs OCtODeT q, ES9S.
10 he Editors Of The Union.
The election in this county TO supply senatorial va
ancy has resulted in the OF Augustus E. Max
WELL democrat tone OF the editors OF the Floridan and
ournal,) By majority Of 49, Tayors majority last fall
1872 Dur congressional representative e. c. Cabel)
threw his weight into the whig SCALE taxing the stump
with the most fusome Qualification Of Old lack But i
was He and his lusrous friend must both feel
highly complimented By the result They had better have
Imphs in Tennessee and Indiana
OF the fifteen twenty federal Offices in this State,
ns is still in the hands OF the democrats OF course
General Taylor has not violated the promise which he
authorized Mr.. Criitenden to make Tor him when he
aid "he icould be the last man 10 deny the democrats
ar share Of he officer" One to fifteen or twenty is
flair share, is 1t not! ttf H yt 'aat
Our senator elect is gentleman in the highest sense of
he word and man oil talents You may expect to hear
|oi him yet again, in future day IA I'm A a @5s.
Truly yours.
I'VE rejoice every way in the election OF Mr.. Maxwell
THE Flordian is sound and excellent paper We never
open its pages without expecting to find something yau.
ablen its columns; and we are never disappointed
UNION $500 s.4 IN
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THE UNION.

for and against the Wmot Popiso and have them
we can draw Of them OF bag. Wen 20 blind
ON that question, aud the country. f
Yours, ZACHARY WASHINGTON. \
twill be seen that illustrous correspondent closed
IN short NIP, and Is on his way back and he is in
hurry Tor us TO hnish his message in proper manner
must spare all comments and lei the people Judge OF the
letter Tor themselves, which they will be TO do,
we are no prophet in this .HER0lC AGE"
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ARRIVAL oF TaE GREAT WEsrERs-The steamer Great
Western arrived at New York, Tuesday, from Bermuda
5th instant The steamer Severn left bermuda for Eng
land, 9th October with 81 lO295o in gold and silver 952
bales cochnea 81 cigars l6t bales tobacco and 81
turtle. The Colonial Parliament was prorosued the
18th ult
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MEXICAN cLArMs-The board OF commissioner, which
assemble Washington month have already twelve
millions Of claims filed before them, and more to come
They have sdiudcaed about quarter OF million The
treaty provides for the payment of exceeding
SO, 250,OO0-N Y. E1prea
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MospAy, ocrosrs Is, 1910.

MONDAY, ocroptp Is, lsto.
DUMBoLToN's CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN sERENADERs
Me--s srAswooD, wmrr, Howssp, wsLLs, Pasrsnt and
respectfully ladies' and gentlemen Of Wash
ngton that they viii their hrst concert since their return from
IS, and continue
evening week. consisting songs ees cho-cs bur
erques &c This company unrivailed In the world
For particulars Admission " cents children
under years Of half price doors open half past concert
10 commence al precisely Oct ie--a
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WksuNeros LioHr lSFAsrrr BAsp.-We are pleased TO
learn that at meeting Of this volunteer company held on
Tuesday night, arrangement made with t;arcias
excellent band Of music fos their servees and they win be
attached the corps under the designation OF the Wash.
layton Light Infantry Band We understand this band
will appear for the first lime parade with COM
the 18Th instant The band will thai day appear 10
fatigue dress there being sufficient Tins prepare the
ful dress uniform for the approaching anniversary.
We also learn that the Washington Light Iuiantry have
decided give ball Tuesday, the 10th Of November
which ,eir customary ine Of having public entertain.
ment.-Iafeligencsr.
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DIED.

On Thursday l2th ae long and painful illness,
which she bore with Christian ode and resignation, Mrs MARY
ID, FERRIS, Of HENRY O. 9th
The funeral win take place to-day Saturday II O'Clock
from her late residence H. between l2th and 18th
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The two districts 70 be heard from are both democratic
and unless party divisions have operated against the
democrats, they will return their candidates. and give
that party majority Of one.
HOUSE, OF kEPREsEsTATIvEs.-In few days we shall
be able TO give complete list OF members Of the next
House OF Representatives. The last House stood dem
ocats, 5o wings, So The gain by the democrats, Of
eight members IN the county of Philadelphia and several
70 other countess settles the fact OF large majority for
that party and ~ the present imperfect condition OF the
returns we shall not fill up space with the reports
Returns from the Interior
HARRISBURG, Oct Ill p. m.-The following returns
OF the canal commissioners vote have been received
here;
Gamble Fuller.
Lycompg $50
Miffiin 800
Junata ITO
Perry
Westmoreand l5Ib+
Blair A0O
Union .at S00
Huntington 500
In this county (Dauphn) Fallers majority is nearly
700.
for the Senate.
10 Bedford Fuller has small majority, and the whole
wing ticket is elected 49, - "a
In Columbia county wing is elected to the legislature
In Huntington county, Cornyn, wing, has 700 majority
for the Assembly. t
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TIE SENATE REDEEMEp,-Ther has been some doubt
about the Lehigh and Northampton senator; but late
the glad tding Of the election Of General Conrad Sinner
de in that district, by 300 majority This secures
democratic majority in the Senate and makes our over
whelming majority in the House important and effective
IPeansgivafian
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Carusi's saloon.

oIREEs DANsANTEsL. CARUsI the pleasure notify
his friends and patrons that compliance with the request OF
Of his former pupils well Of his classes the
ing, October Is, 1872
L. respectfully informs ladies and gentlemen Of the city and
vicinity, that his dancing and Walking Academy now re-
opened for the reception Of pupils.
mvote fashionable dances, comprising the POLKA
Mazoua Redua, waze-, Deurtems Waltz Ceisrons he viii
be introduced and thoroughly tnuybt OctlS-S
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DIV eRREN q TAsrEr. A.eslenesrs.

FURNITURE, PIANo.FoRTEs, GLASS AND cRoCKER,
n WARE, DRY GOODS, Ao, At AUCTfONs-On Saturday
the instant Of Centre Market ste ococi
ms good assortment Of and secondhand furniture, hc
Mahogany dressing bureaus and parlor chairs
DO sofss wokstsnds, and rocking chairs
With large and s--ortbent az other furniture
secondhand piano fortes .Ifa .l
~ dosen iumblcrs, large Iot dry goods, &C: .,r,
Terms cash GREEN TAsTET,
Oct bit Aucuoneers
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'We think this doubtful Baileti~.

J" g WITHIN tI1ts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Berks County.
READING, October l0-Gamble's majority in Berks
will reach 1000. H. A. Muhenberga majority for sena
tor about 5000. The vote is very small.
Allegheny County.
PITTsBuRG. Oct lO--Fuller, wing canal commission
er, has eleven hundred majority in Allegheny county
The democrats elect representative, Dr. j. r. MCln-
tock--a gain,
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IHR ooLD REGION OLp DOMINION We saw o
number Of large bars neo Of the 'pure stuff yeser
day, in the hands Of Mr. George w Fisher, IT,, the enter
Psog sc,dminer Of Louisa county They were procured
rom tbe White Walnut vein, on the land Of Hugh Good
vim, esq The bars ready Tor the United Ssates
fnt and weighed from 30 70 about 500 dwt esoh-wott
pm 30 10 80 cents perdw The Tally and Harris mine l.
doing good business. as we lean. Il 10 worked by
her " Co.. Riehmosd E~ss1u, Or "a.
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Rev. T. Avery preach
the Central Presbyterian church directly
the Patent Once, II O'clock and ~ the evening Pcws
free. 10.
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uy-Lcctures Young.-The young
will by Rev c. W. DKNsos In the Chapel v
gna avenue Navy Yard, Sunday evening O'Clock
Oct 10
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From tbs Philadslphis Bulletin. Oct II.
The State Senate

Eleven senators Were chosen the late election in this
the districts, and the well known political character OF
two OF them, he Allegheny and Erie dsiricts il is as
certaned that the democrats have carried six and the
two districts tBradiod and Lycomng) be heard from
In few days we shall be enabled to publish q complete
list In the mean time give the following statement
OF the present aspect OF the Senate:
= -,,g Wings. Democrats
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The SEASON IN WASHINGTON. correspondent of
The New York Express, under date Of the 2sh uliimo.
says:
"The weather is charming at Washington just now but
with Of chills and fever make many wish Tor
killing frost which alone kin this disag eeable Wis
er. The seems like the Indian summer, except
that there is unusual heat in the sum- and il is bid
experiment. Tor to midday without
the protection OF an umbrella.
"The approaching session OF Congress Il is anticipated
will be of high interest socially and politically, and
Preparations already making for the celebration of
gay winter. Many from distant preparing for
q winter residence at the capital Every year This i be-
coming more and more custom, and the customwhicb
but another for fashion-wi make Washing
a for its season, Saratoga and Newport for theirs,
the focus Of fashion, politics. and In time, Of the wise and
learned of The country" y ~
few days later, the same correspondent writes:
They revealing flowers in Washington as il IL
the season of spring Time there. The APP
peaTed 70 us 50 full beautiiul. fragrant and numerous
here, In this month of October They line the doors OF
the tasteful dwellings, spring up from every garden, adon
every pahor and almost perfume the atmosphere. WASH
ngton Notwithstanding the constant lack Of political
is the real city OF roses, and there is always political
spice enough the pal nuke the flowers in
az the more refreshing"
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px aRnnN q TAaTET, A.ee,on..r..

AuctlOnoerns
DUBIOUS ROOTS AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday, the l5th inst
v we .a. sell another O. Dutch bulbs q 70 u.s.
esisiosas eo@pii.e Syaeiashs Of he ane,, quality
The very lo,, NJ.
precisely O'Clock Concert Hall,
GREEN a TAsTET,
octi3-a hfa ,Ii hucioneer.
WANTED, by graduate OF one Of the nritish uni
yertie. situation a: teacher He win produce ample recon
ability Latin language,
any colleges country
eleven years. experience teacher in ths Unsd state.
county. Aadre-s NJ, teacher baltimore, Maryland
CREsH PERFUMERy.-
Of superior German cologne ..--
20 dozen Lubins fine
10 blue and white gO, marrow rF1
u barry. sicopheroa Guesn. eau ius,aic, Tor
Charcoal, oui', rose, and other superior dep,dhce.
fre. supply cold cream Up 'alve and every other article
Comb, Fancy, and refumery store, Penn. svs.as,
Gloves GIovest Gioyesf -,a
PARKER win tins day 100 dozen Bslous hid gloves for
W ladies and gentlemen, all numbers and eolors.
il Mn. Mary Randolph, - \ ',IRFFlT
England and Family Receipt
The Modern Cook practical guide culinary art III
Freedoms Ms.. from ,ee earliest period me
s' time w - ,o .sss r oy L.
~ ~ - TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Oct ~ booksellers,
ENCYCLOPAEDIA Of the UsefuI Arts. com sisine
try for6canon, architecture BY Ra-se Don,
Senior, illustrated win
One quaro volume, London, ls4s. FRaNCK TAYLOR.
.Oct13
yUEDDNG-cAKE BOxEs.-Among the many pretty fame,
goods opening 3. Pakers' fancy 900 neat
and fashionable wedding cake boxes.
Oct l3-3if ...4.l
New Goods for Gentlemen. 49,
WE beautiful clot,
smcr vestnrs, fe shades and styles, vhcf
me ready large superior qualify
We beautiful Of win ever
description COATS pspsaoon, suit taste
We large stock OF woon sk and cotton
pats ncy goods We they mot excelied
any Al Of which offer usual low rates and uniform
prices. vouua = opv,,
LIBRARY OF Cosorsss, Oct 2, Ise
NOTICE 4 hereby gives. that the Library 81 Com
sres- win Tuesday, the 18th Instant and win
asnn h. opened until Thursday, the f5h o. NOVEMBER 40
Oct 3-codm ff f q JOHN =. mEEHAN, Librarian.
CNCYcLOP EDuA OF Mechanical Philosophy, com
pisinr hydcdypsnics, pneumaie., sound light
Sc. kc ~ Peter Barlow John neche quao vol
u'ne, very numerous engraving London 1919 y.,u I
Oct6 ia fRANCk TAfLok.
ti9sf rH t4f.f ,efftlas el-t ss
: ~ acfgai ta.l clarsW &
-4sfyt7 sftste. tFs, so eatt f.t sea
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The papers contain a correspondence between the au.
thorities OF Nicaragua and the British Consul General
Frederick Cha6ed, in which the former states that, hav
between the government and Dr. Brown, of New York,
for making canal through the river San Juan he deems
ment will object any arrangement which does not pro
vide for the discharge of the debts which The State OF
Nicaragua, in common with the other States of Central
reply 10 this as well other notes. charges The British
government with the most wanton and unproyoke ed as
sau upon the sovereignty and Independence OF the State
hen msn;l..sd Eors,aas awoog Them IF mas
the declaration that the Queen OF Great Britain has dee
ded 10 sustain the pretensons OF ihs Mosquito King, and
that she would, consequently, visit with severe punish
men any act OF the State Of Nicaragua in violation OF
them The threat chastse any nation for maintaining
us sovereignty, is denounced unexamped violation
OF justice and International righs The correspondence
Is long and spirited; but the purpon OF the whole OF il
may be gathered from this summary
(Nep York Courier.