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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

Citizens and Strangers unite and ogether
imm dstey and trade at Brooks 100 Fulton street. whsr
viii End the largest stock the hest and
nent Of Boots Shoes Caters Rubbers &c. TO DO found IL
the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

WHrnOck's Four Dollar Hats. - Gen tle-
men wear them because they won't have hat mad. by
body else Every body s pleased with them and they
the hat Of tia feason Don want buy ohei Ne 2e3
Broadway.
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whshers the moment Ia applied, without injury 70
hair or in Merchant. ans fancy store kseper should
anime ks article ~ " the best II the wol Sola whale
raio and rRts at Bachelors Wig Faessry Wall strSet
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rich cream. burning and sword like making Rome howl
Bloods OF the town, Fashionable Lbertins and startling
Records OF Love and with unusually sparkling
LANCE Of Gossip satire and uumcr and highly
1<2 Fulton strest. ' "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

time with the glorious OF September the rs and
feet on the human head divine is less shng and brit
liant than that OF the rs attempts OF Aquarus tn,
Isrched foliage.
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ted Wig Factory o.4 Wall st. s the only estasis-
ment the ei,y devoted TO that business dc has Invented
most Important improvements seS tsvitas examinations
Of those Vice and Toupee thai obtained silver MEDAL he
TAR oil the American lnstitnts. Copy IN. address.
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Worps aiseeloraton and all d.ormss Of the skin
cured BY Goursuds Italian kedsted Tots Ia
ted taken Goursuds foudre Sub tile will
eradicate surerfuous hair from low forhsads part
OF the body Pound only Gourssds Depot 81 walker
street, fret store frsm, not In, Broadway.
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Mage Hair Dye Invention color the Hair or whis-
hers the moment 10 APPLIED without injury ths hair
skn. Gentlemen have their Wifskers dyed IN eve
Minutes ~ the Depot No iy Broadway corner Of Dsy
a
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at the Wig Factory Of kedhurst Heard Il Maiden Lane
whs Strangers and citizens select from the largest steel
In The city They are Of the best wosmsnabp and ssmbn
All The latest mproYsmHts Also ladies' Ornamental Hair
In great abuadsncs. Copy theaddress. n Maiden lane
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atsHon Of citizens and Strangers requiring wirs Tou
pets 70 recent Improvement OF
Invented by E. PHALoS. No. lT Broadway, eorrer Of
pey street. under the franklin House. They Be seen
~ his Hair Cutting Rooms whore larses,
aud best assortment In the city.
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Professor Piumbe, at No. ISL Broad way,
has hs and most complete exhibitor q Dssser.s
without meeting with many familiar faces.
Revoiting!I The scorpion this week IL
rich AZ cream burning and making Rome howl
Bloods Of the town, Fashionable Lbertines and startling
% aoyS and Lust I'm an u.ssusy spsrsns me
Cor,esondenee from AL parts Of the Continent oee Ne
Freckles, Pimpies, Eruptions, Flesh
cured by Goursud Italian Kedcsted soap ras IL warrsn-
ted or no pay taken. Gourauds foudre Sub tile will safe
Of the body Pound only Goursad's depot, 81 walker
street. fret store frsm, not in, Broadway.
Wigs and Tources.-Ws would call the
assEon Of citizens and strangers requiring Wig.
sssa by T. PAoS No. I'M %''i ars,S
psy street, under the rrantin House. they can Sc sses
~ bis Hair Cutting Rooms whore DO tho largest
aud best assortment In the city.
5000 wtRs and Toupees always ON hand.
At the wiz Factory Of kedhurst Heard II Maiden Lane
whrs strangers and citizens select from the
All .Rs tC aaI.. nas nsr
In great abundance Copy theaddress. q Maiden lane
Wigs and Toupees.-Batcbeior'sC sIebrn-
ted Wig Factory at NO Wall st. s the only establish
ment the siy devoted TO that business dc has Invented
FAR Of the American insttats. copy IN. address.
Liquid Hair Dye, To Color shs Hair or
whishers the moment Il Ia srplied, withou, injury 10
snn s .rs a. Il i me ,S s ss sSss
s.ls and rsisi a, s.,ehelsrs Wig sasssry ws .gsss
y4mss Church.
Liquid Hair Dye. - PhsIon's Improves
Mage BAR Dye new invention. color the Hair whis
siin Gsntismen csa have ,hsr uiIsksys dvss IN d.
minutes, a. the Depot No: ly DreadwAy corner Of Deg
i.rs. q - we ''H'' House. Yer bottle small '''s h
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er,us kentuokians. and supply theis places With
these bhlter-hiPped Dutch pauPefs Never, new
er, he exclaimed.
As TO the emancipation wings, they, he said,
follow Mr.. Clay, because they think he will De
sure TO 60 TO Heaven, and they want 10 10 with
hTm. For himself, he does not ike the crowd
HIS wrath was terrible sgainsi the Judges. Jndgp
Nicholas was Lord Chancellor Nicholas, and his
dictum must be obeyed. The other Judges, in re-
gard 10 the question OF an elective judieisry were
like owls sitting up in tree, watching which way
the matter would tuIn. $500.
from among the emarciPaiionsts, and 60 for the
election of all officers BY the people, why, they
would be dug up like Ginseng and sent 10 China.
We know that the sketch OF the speech we have
given of this champion Of negro slavery is very
imperfect except as TO the Arguments used, v hich
are substantially correct; and II would seem III
tie remarkable, that he, like some OF the SANE
stripe here. should entertain such hostile feelings
towards our German tellow-cilizens. Ii is easy TO
perceive that old Meaf-Axe, had rather hsve negro
slaves 10 inhabit Kentucky, than that she should
be hlled up with an industrious and thriving popu-
ahon, bringing with them agricultural knowledge
10 beauty and improve our lands, as well in
dustrous and frugal habits 10 carry out that knOwl-
ecse; qualities that intelligent community ought
10 overlook.
We know not whether this question Of Emanci-
patton will carry not; but il shall not want what
little aid can give TO help il along, and If the
people Of Kentucky possess but a 1.-THE Of the
good sense and intelligence that great cham.
pion allows them, no fears need be entertained Of
the result. A SON OF VULCAN.
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Iaihlnr upen DE pubiiu mind. ! Wsbas. .befe.

gaining upon The public mind. Wshase there.
fvre every encouragement TO 20 forward, aud
though we are quite aware that IN France the
circumstances are very different from what they
are in England. and even In Belgium, vet we
have every reason 10 expect that the Congress
TO be held here in August next, will, in many
respects, surpass In importance and interest any
step yet taken in connection with the Peace
movement.
There are here earnest and devoted men. who
have become thoroughly persuaded Of this great
idea OF International peace and universal BROTH
erhood. But everything we heard before our
arrival at Paris, and everything we have seen
since, concurs 10 impress upon our minds more
deeply the conviction that the success of q
peace demonstration In this city will, to an ex-
tent that Il is scarcely possible to overrate, de-
pend upon our friends in America. The SYM
patty and admiration felt for your country, In
France, Is so deep and general that the presence
OF large delegation from the United States
would be the best Imaginable security for a
cordial and enthusiastic welcome Of our Con-
gress on the part Of the French.
Whenever we mention our expectation Of
this, the impression il makes on the minds of
men Of all grades here il marked and instants-
neous. 1t Is therefore with feelings Of anxiety
which 1t Is impossible for me adequately to des-
cribe, that we make our appeal to you. We are
convinced that the very highest men In the
State here would become interested and alb
sorbed In the movement, " a deputation ads-
luate TO the occasion, ia numbers and respecta-
bility, were to come over from the United
States.
Lamartine has assured us, in q conversation
We had with him three days ago, that he
will 90 himself to HaVre, to receive and well
come you on your arrival. | wish | knew
what were the fittest words TO employ TO con-
yey TO you and the friends Of peace in America
the sense We entertain Of the unspeakable i'm
portance TO our sacred cause Of the course you
may pursue in the present crisis.
The deep and IrsepressIble solicitude feel on
this subject prompts me to say, with an earnest
ness that may seem almost too lmportunate,
that the friends Of Peace In Europe beseech
their brethren in America to lose no time, spare
no effort, shrink from no sacrifice, which may
be necessary 10 secure for their country a large,
dignihed and impressive represe ntation at the
Congress OF the two Worlds, about TO be sum
moned in the name Of Reason, Religion and
Universal Humanity.
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GHeCBHfEs-Th<so d BOT s.oiss.ls s~-r. a ,.,,,
very measre reeeps The stocks, however ars sInplr
he receipts this bills and 100 half bb Mo
asses and % bass Cose. Sales through ne week q
800 bags RIO Coffee at 77ie, light es ret. sales
al 7lTe per quality. &c. Light sales Of lava Conss
al Ioi.2ie; Laguyra at Ts7le. n Orleans Sugar . hrn
Light sales during the week Al A, and o. We qnoss
oy the barrel at 4ia6i cts. We quote Loaf, C.afed
and Refined Sugars 7iai0 cts for the dereat sam-
bers and qualities Havana Sugar In boxes quote
al SAID cts Plantation ho4sses quote al zss25
with hsht sales At quotations, and retail sales In hall
bills at &c sasarhsuse Aol4sses quote at 2sa3e
according to quality. Cheese Is in tair dsmand--
We quote sales In lots al s3s7e good lots Receipts
this week SO boxes Rice Is in fsE demand Tor retail
Saes; the stock Is far. We quote sales at 5zsiic.
PROVISIONS AND LARD.-we remarks eontlnu.
ed n mness m the Provision market. there good
demand and the receipts and stocks are light During
the week ne heard Of sales Of SIS Sbs Mess Pork Al
% % Sales Of I3s casks Clear sides OF Bacon
Sales OF esoo Pork House shoulders al 4e; and 400
hagged Hams at sfs7-ehiey &c. Sales Of Bacon from
wagons at &c for hog round. Sales Of Bacon CASKS
sc Tor clear Sides; 5A5le Tor Rbbed and &C for should
ers Hams from wagons command 81 5ie sales Of good
Hams from Stores in lots sasse; sales Of Clear sides
al 5ic. Lard meets With fair Demand ana ne quote
the country at SIC in bbs. and Sc for Choice
in kegs. We quote a sale In bbls at &c.
ToBACC0.-Ths receipts Of Tobacco eortin1e sbun-
daht and the sales active and prices well maintained
The sales at rOdds warehouse this week Raount TO 2
hhds, AZ the following rates: FSs 81 So % co. $ 50,
and So 0oi Seconds, % 0O and 81 40; Common, g 40
a1o1S.d 10 IS hhSs which sold a. IoIlo~x. FiIsts.
- 30. 3, and 50 So seconds, - 90 and ~ 80 Com
mon. 81 40 and 50 Is.
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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER.

M. RYAN, Maysville, Ky
Rev. WV. GUM, ChTistianbuIg, Ky,
MILroS STEVENSON, Georgetown, Ky.
J. NJ. McKIs, 81, N. Film ST., Philadelphia.
JOSEPH FIsHEk, Chester, VT.
BEcKSER & CANsIFF, Lafayette, Ia
J. BALDWIN, Bethany, Va
Gro. ScARsoROUoH, owensbOrO, Ky.
G. G. EvERrs, Utica, N. Y.
D. NJ. DEwEr, Arcade Hall, Rochester, n. Y.
HESRY CHAPLIN, CanandSigua, n. Y.
BRowS & WILLIAMSON, Commercial Buildings,
Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
D. NEEDHAM, -, Exchange St, Buffalo, N. Y.
II. BARcLAY, Russellyille, Ky.
Rev. HOorER CREws, Chicago III.
Hon. A. w. GRAHAM, Bowlingreen. Ky.
Wa. GARSErT, Glasgow, Ky.
c. II BARKLEY, Lexington, Kentucky.
]. B. RUssKLL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati, o.
WHITE & PorTEk, Is State street, Boston
ELIAS SMITH, l42 Nassau street, New York.
P. II. CoSASr, Smithland, Ky.
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Resolutions Adopted by The Emaneipatsss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n Fraskfert,
April d, Is49.

Resolutions Adopted by The Enaseipatis.
Ceaventien---A ssemsied at Fraskfert,
April 35, Is4s.
i. Believing that involuntary and hereditary
slavery, as it exists by law in this State, IL in
juriOu. to the prosperity Of the Common wealth.
inconsistent with the fundamental principles Of
free government, contrary to the natural rights
Of mankind, and adverse TO a pure state Of
morals, we are Of opinion that il ought not to
be increased, and it ought not to be perpetuated
in the Commonwealth.
2. That any scheme Of emancipation ought
10 be prospective, operating exclusively upon
negroes born after the adoption Of the scheme,
and connected with colonisation.
3. That we recommend the following points
to be insisted on In the rev Constitution, aud
that candidates be run In every county in the
State, favorable TO these or similar constitution
al provisions: l. The absolute prohibition Of
the Importation Of any more slaves to Kentucky.
2. The complete power in the people Of Ken
lucky TO enforce and perfect, in or under the
new constitution system Of gradual pros
pective emancipation Of slaves.
4. The Convention confines its recommen-
dation to the question Of slavery, and makes
no expression Of opinion on any other topic.
They were adopted with but one dissenting |
voice.
Judge B. Monroe offered the following resO-
luton: \
Resolped. That w. w. worsley, Reuben
Dawson, d. l.. Beatty, Pat. Msxcy, Bland Bal
lard, VIM. P. Boone, VIM. E. Glover, T. Nc
Grain, Jas. Speed, and VIM. Richardson, Of
Louisville, be and they are hereby appointed
Central Committee, to use all proper means 10 /
promote the views Of this convention on the
subject Of Emancipation, and that they have
power to appoint subcommittee in such places
in the State as they may deem proper, and also |
to appoint advocates Of the cause where they
may think its interest demands H.
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Fr ne Examiner.


J'i''', .,,busissiic meeting al Jefferson
80 i9' o. q s,y Of June. 1919, Mr.. JOskra A.
81 @ ~ lid 10 the Chair, and w. p.
''1l'' .,..DpOinied Secretary. s-
'..'i, ..,., Of the meeting having been 0''eny
~ -. u J, he chsiman-
9 ' -,,,,a. he following resolutions were "nan'
s'1ai rh,, having maturely considered
! hs",s5 ,ss perpstusiion Of slavery IN hen
4 s1es1 :. Inc 10 the fixed determination
.-sf1, " :, IN isir and honorable means.
s7'1sf y !! ,-si.Ily approve and raiiiy The pro-
: ia = - Convention Of our friends al
ssstllg y - OR Of April last, and Will use
iarl-,- :. % carr The same into effect
e1l - nv. ~ Ill 1--WE no couniensnee 70 inter
IA " 81, subject either from The North
ret.ss - - -, We claim for the people OF
q ts So ,i,st 10 dispose OF his question ts
ks-.l,A! ...;sSom think best, and utterly Tt)eel
us' = .,s,-;,ioo AID southern dictailon.
No- ~ =. S5nius.e the Hon. w. 7. THOMAS
4 "a NJ BFyAx as candidates 10 repre-
So - -,,,t, 10 the Convention 10 reinodei our
.sf' y - -..;-g,iop; and Mr.. ANDRE~ HIKES and
NJ s,,-s 70 represent Us m The next Lesis-
- - :, p.stge ourselves 10 gi'e mem oui
-. e dis great question, We so Tor our
=, AZ not for parry. ,l
49, y !. =. fsanks Of this meeting be rendered
g, \, NJ. L Breckenridge, for The huiy
: = - unsnsWeIable discourse delivered 10
= ~ =, - pspers IN Louisville be requested 10
-. ,-6cseeings OF this meeting.
- - JOSEPH A. SWEEAl, Chm.
- BnoEg, Sec'y.
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4. BGrislOEn, on the lst inst, spirited de-
AZ ,oOt place bsixeen Hon. Ben. Hardin and
Eu.W. P. Thomssson. We have not been
srssbsd With an account Of the affair by the
tssI Of emancipation, 80 We give the pro-
IIrsry Tisr Of il, which we cut from the
srosioEn Yisitsr."
TE BCIL FIGHT-There was q pitched bat
Ia an. Of yesterday, Friday, the LIST inst, }
saEssl Hen. Benz. Hardin, Of this place, and
v. ? Thomsssoa, Of Jsfsrs0n comfy The
ARC, Of osbsis vas the sll-engrossing one OF
~ uananission Of the slaves in Kentucky.
TAs 5sosie was carried on In a very gentle
zry AID courteous manner, and was through
81 l,ry interesting. Il would, in our opinion,
= ARC for an umpire to determine which had
- -; Of il, both parties were 80 well sus-
a1si Both parties, ss usual on all vell-con-
IsSl feds, claimed the day. There were sew
"a Aciss in attendance, and appeared very
Ess, Interested and well pleased. There was
- Tsiy best Of order kept BY the sterner sen,
u, Fiih he exception Of loud guff.fsw now
u. hen when "0ld Kitchen Knife" would
ara cat, the crowded assembly gave profou nd
Sa'sloH. We may possibly enter into detail.
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NEW MEDICAL WORKS.-Goochs MIdwifery and
~ diseases Of women and chidTe edition, pre-
pared BY Geo. Skinner member the ROya Cole OF
surgeons, London. Fourth Am. edition.
HAr Is Dental gerry, Biography, BiohOgsphy ana
Medical Iermino,ogy, By ChsPin A. Harris, N. D., D.
ID. 8.
simpsons Anaesthesa; the employ nj Of ChOrO-
form and Ether In Surgery, Midwifery, etc. ByJ Y.
simpson, N. d., ?. r. :. l.. Professor OF Midwiery IN
the University Of Edinburg de
Noads Chemical Analysis, Qualitative and Quantita-
nves By Henry NJ. NOad, OF 81. Georges hospital;
with Numerous additions By Campbell Morht. maStrs-
ted With mime rOuS plates
Barth q R0d.ers' Manual Of Association and Per
cusslou with additions by Frances g. smith. Second
edifiol. Reed and for sale BY
BECKwTTH & MORTON,
10 Main N
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NkW HEHIE.

THIS DAY PUBLISHED.-"O Ladies won't ysa
IL mauyl' popular Ethiopian Melody.
Here's health % thee. Tom Moore " fOr the guitar
Twilight Dews," for the guitar.
In press and VIII shortly be issued
eye Mariners Of Spain, % duet.
"Hsd never. never knownthee."
"AnAn Percy"
PETERS, WEBB & CO.,
Music and Boob Dealers,
March 2f-u Next 70 BANK OF Louisville.
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Prom he West KeniuckiAn.
IIytaE.fou.

hIPsblie meeting, held in the court-houss
q sulhlsnd, Ky, on Saturday evening, the
Ne nj, for the purpose Of nominating can
'-Hu favor Of emancipation, to represent
s''sH,y Of Livingston in the next Legisls'
Nni IN the Convention, B. F. McKEssos
" aAst 10 the chair, and the following nom
'AAaa Esrs unanimously made:
VI Inrs N. CLSSoS, for the Legislature,
X OsPt rHoEAs ". BROwDER, for the Con-
'uasl Twas furthermore
Aaast, That The proceedings Of the meet
sPSbishec in the Psducah Kentuckian.
is nss,ihg vas addressed by Col. Cannon
x IaPl BEOvder and sdiourned In due form.
B. F. MeKESSON, Ch'm.
AyahLlN, Sec'ry.
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|<.1...lve,i No, never. Then LET
L. - shsy elect 70 ths Sense !. IN,
II - % Il that a Oonsuaauon "O'
= a.s e for . .lavshOIding Asi'.ocSscy'
R,nuer"-s pro-slsvery pa
- =" !, N, debate shove mentioned,
,.bout. Was one Of the most
-, ishas - I,.h ~. have ever listened III
'-~lisf |" soirit Of harmony ans pei
,DnfrsA An who sttendSd' were
- - ~ psid for their tune $40 co, "I H.I
- S,ntlsmen coneiuos 80 IN =
q 90 cslIed for. who resp onosa IN q
usEsss spprOpriAt' remafks- ne at
a VI an positiSns with great torce
- NJ. Gay ~ slowed them 10 be utterly
z s'u''insss's, ~ Su ndsd, to the most Careless
.~rs = The debate, but We feel that u IS
ar closeS- 10 say that he made an able
:, o NJ. ttsb will be long remembered by
[,s--ons IL Is doubtless q man OF talent
:, 'si. lI.ssr.ge-snd is adjusted ey the Pu-
o 70, oo.S feelings Of patriotism ano nu-
- r'u'. re many other great men W. We
S,sigi o1l , = rrong upon this question We
nd lhsi ,. .. /. Soctrine which he advocates u
,,sfs iss' w would be productive Of
,,--ss $40 OPs uces-that il would destroy
!, ES1' CO.. bsnpiness Of our community
1, PC, . an. The land Of recreaney, dis
:, sac A s...' md perhaps sndsnger this
-, I'uion.
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warren County.

Nd Ii, following in the " Warren Intel
l,...,r, Of the SOth inst;
sE,Ts requested to announce thai ths hsF'
1i.k,r,on will address the people IN Ia
:. a r-,sua emancipation, at the Court
q. = M, place, on Monday, the llth oil
-, .b.u ana where any gentleman oil The
-, ,ar,y Sho desires to debate the cues
M .lTl,se TO attend.
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KeutOu.

s,acOyington Journal" is publishing Sc
.. 4 articles in favor Of emancipation. They
=, ron IN. pen Of B. +. Bedinger, and are
a, sri.isu, and calculated to do much good.
v, ,ss nOlics a very vsll-written cOmmuni-
u.s, frun J. NJ Preston, Esq. He, too, is for
sna,spGtion.
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- '-ist krTEST OF TIE DANksE-Ths
--osa ,sys thar very exaggerated accounts
y he FIRE, and the suffering of the
-. : y Louis have gone abroad and are
a. published and believed. Il says:
s,-,-,a - millions Of property DESTROYED. IL il
n, a.. IA Two millions we're insured. and
sus ~. IA many goods and vsluables were
w., selaa loss 70 the suffereu will NOT
d.. ~ sl,0JO 600, and much Of this loss
tstiI is,s'- voc are able 20 bear Il. Two
n -. ~. s.eee since the calamity occurred
E-t-,sl. J, sefe uEhOEstd have already found
e1i., ~ tfeSes, and men Of business, me-
css, - es-PeoPle, are making plans 10
aaul,it, -. eAastens. Never have we seen a
suvI. 81. seemed 70 care less for their los
5tU,,,s. % little snIiety about their abiIi.
-. ~ themselves, ia despite Of this mis-
a.. 4 N hen there u no ,ueb Won =,
~ Ia 1919 real estate is concerned,
- 4 -. Sason % believe that the disaster
Ss..sSs,,. % advantage, in the security Of
va ssi,S ~ eieeted-the taste and uniform.
slI,t s,,...s viii be Constructed. and The
a. ~ a. y. sne alleys running through III.
n g,,,' - =. punt district The extension OF
ssauns,,,- - . make it sixty feet wide. and
asI a. - commercial street with Msrket
naS,. ~ ysemen1 which are quite sue "a
sN, Ia r,s Oleis are Contemplated. When
-Sas eT,,,;.- usea sfs daily made for the i'm
a~asn 49,. % splendid stores, and that al.
- ,s,y 800 q real estate IL able 10 ouiId
nm noust' De supposed, that In less tban
"'sea Eestige Of the ruins will
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,sshS. vases, pictures and gems from
ss.s., |, ~ Revolutionary Government. and
~s..t /, &c. sSnPsuy Of eerms. Jews, h,,.
30 il.,., , 20. 'Os IT h ,sIs viI ), r..,or.s
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The movement Gsr Universal Pcace---Ap,
peal % Americans.

The msvewent for Univer Pcace---Ap-
peal % Amertelnn.
We give place with pleasure TO the following
letter from an English gentleman In Paris 10 a
friend in this country, in relstion to the sp-
preaching Peace Congress in that city.-M Y.
Tribune.
PANis, April "a, 1870.
You have doubtless heard, from other guar.
tiers, Of the remarkable progress which Peace
principles have made, and are making In Eu-
rope. The Congress held at Brussels was In
all respects a remarkable and most gratifying
The moral agitation which
has been carried on since then, In England, has
furnished evidence NO les decisive and sstisfss.
tory Of the deep hold which this subject y
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s..,,, saa N AHsASsLs.-The Little Rocl
X TIM. ss 9Th ult. says thst the S. w.
Esa., -. oonpany have rsissd from their
s,l,,r..-''I @.i eiyslsrse quantity Of min.
HDss.s, :. p which, in two lots, one Of 900.
apssas, q. Iail'delPhis, and another of 100.
kkI k, liverpool, EusIsnd. will be ship.
ts.s.ssss Atichaeposi.e Of lead Ia,
'saasSi.'''se on the NsOsho in that STATE.
tsi,s.'saA .' near Little Rock about two hun.
@ns,E : ..ns OF. have also been raised, and
wv u ssid 10 b. inerhau,,ibl.
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"aHsneOursgng accounts from this eoun-
: o. halster is the emancipation candi-
: Al present the prospects for his election
u hsnOs tfsvorsble character.