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AoENTs FoR THE ExAMfNEn

hev. VIM. GUNS, ChIstiambuTg, Nv.
MiLros STEVENSON. Georgetown, Ky.
j. NJ McKIN. 81, n. Fifth st, PhiladeIphia
yosErH FIsHER, Chester,Vt.
BEekNER & CASNIFF, LafaJ elite, la.
J. BALDWIN,, Bethany, Va.
GEO. ScAESORoUGH, owensboro, Ky.
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ID. Nj. DRY Arcade Hall, Rochester. n. Y
Henry Ca4...', Casandaigus, n. Y.
BRowN O. WILLIAMSON, Commercial BUILDINGS
Superior ST., Cleyels nd. Ohio.
ID. NEEDHAN, IL, Exchange st, Buffalo, N Y
ii. BARCLAY, Rnssellville, Ky.
Rev. llooPER CREws, Mount Morris, Illinois
Hon. A. w. GRAHAM, Bowlingreen. Ky.
Wan. GARNET, Glasgow, Kv.
c. II BARKLEY, Lexington, Kentucky.
J. b. RUSSELL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati, o.
WHITE & POTTER, Is State street, Boston.
ELIAS SMITH, LAP Nassau street, New York.
?. II. CoSAST, Smithland, Ky.
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RESOLUTIONS Adopted bV the Emma mel pm lion
Convention, Assembled ht Frankfort,
April II, 1919.

/. Believing that involuntary and hereditary
slavery, as ii exists by law in this State, is in
furious 10 the prosperity Of the Commo wealth,
inconsistent with the fun1amen tal principles of
free government, contrary to the natural rights
Of mankind, and adverse to Il pure state Of
morals, we are Of opinion that il ought not TO
be increased, and il ought not to be perpetuated
in the Commonw wealth.
2 That any scheme Of emancipation ought
10 be prospective, operating exclusively upon
negroes born after the adoption of the scheme,
aud connected with eolonisation.
}. That We recommend the following points
to be insisted on in the new Constitution, aud
that candidates be run in every county in the
State, favorable TO these or similar constitution
al provisions: !. The absolute prohibition Of
the importation of any more slaves to Kentucky
,. The complete power in the people Of Ken
lucky TO enforce and perfect, ia or under the
new constitution, system Of gradual pros
pectiye emancipation Of slaves
1. The Convention confines its recommeu.
dation TO the question Of slavery, and makes
no expression of opinion on any other topic.
They were adopted with but ons dissenting
voice.
Judge B. Monroe offered the following resO-
luton:
RESOLVED, That w. W. Worslsy, Reuben
Dawson, ID. l.. Beatty, Pat. Msxcy, Bland Bal
lard, VIM. P. Boone, VIM. E. Glover, T. Nc
Grain, las. Speed, and VIM. Richardson, Of
Louisville, be aud they are hereby appointed
Central Committee, TO use all proper means TO
promote the views OF this convention on the
subject Of Emancipation, and that they have
power TO appoint sub-comrnittees in such pla-
ees in the State as they may deem proper. and
also to appoint advocates of the cause where
they may think its interest demands il.
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have dssoiysdI berlin beesfnp ibe ,asoa 81 F,es,
tAcilerIeni. and ssyeial people were shot by he
mtlsaiy. Letters from Peflh con6ln the ne1s o:
ne evacuation OF that city BY the Inperiaiists.-
zen Bern Vas not IN the direction Of Wallsebis
as reported, blt has marched to Trnesora. The
depression bridge between Perth and Genoa has
ifeat. The whole hue Of the Imperial troops have
Lelred 10 Rab and are now nearly disorganized.-
The Hyngarians have cul of their rereat by taking
flind and Siuillz Austria has demanded Russian
iaterierehee,i and he EmperoI's manifesto was
9uo'ty expected The Pleasantly OF Bohemia are
arranging themselves, and preparing for a TeyoIu.
ton.
Ireland - suffering dlcadIuly from s'aryetion.-
wit OF error. in the case of Smith O'Rfieu aud
offers is to be heard on the IU,h.
The cholera Is on the decline in Paris
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Commercial.

The trade in Liverpool has been duh. The funds in
London have been Steady-Corsuls closed al 92as.l-
The French funds nave continued firm.
In BrcaG,tufs the market has been dull, and Wheat
has declined 81 20 81; Flour declined Gla9it Western
Canal Flour sqnDt:d al % 10 2s, Philadelphia and Bal
lnure Flour %, 10 23s Cd. Ohio 2}s 6l5eis
COTTON Is without material vsriston. Upland Is QUO
tod al q 5ii Orleans 3.ai Alabama AMI Mobile 3aa43;
In Provisions there have been no una Red chance
LIVkRPoOI, A PM Considering the actual position
OF continental asS securities have been firm since tie
departure OF the Last steamer, but mercantile oper lions
have been dull an unsatisfactory. In Manchester and
throughout me Manufacturing districts generally, feel
Ing OF depression prevails. he continuance Of The war
between Prussia cad Denmark, ana the thTescnng as
pect OF the political effsrs IN Germany having the rr Ct
% cutting 81 al uItrrs from these quarters Amer some
sight fluctuations tuin the aeek, funds were than
usually steady. Hcste DAY Bank stocks realized 1924
1875 FNChequeT b to 47prem Adyices from France
i>pTitue aud the tIsde The Continent l. rIy al
stand sl French funds continue firm fIom 66sG0f for
Three per GEMS AMI ST. - continues for Five per cents
The market cor BTeaistuffs inanimae during the
week with limited operations; Int Western Canal Flour
NssNotth Sh'a-ts 81 fhisde'pthi hnd Baltimore 23sa
IS T. y and Canadian sour 2s ladan Corn o. ca
whi.e Slss32s, Cornmesl lSaig. Per bH. Yesterday
morning the market was more animated, aud closed
with hTmeI feeling.
CorToN-Sales olthe week embrace 81 40 bales with
90 actual variations from last weeks quotations Amer
descriptions sold ~ go bales Upland 3ia5l;
1910 Ore rs G!da5l1 100 Alabama bnd Mobile ga
ild. The demand, notwithstanding the pressing innu
enee Of the blockade O. tue German ports upon The
o. Manchester was moderately suStained but abundant
supplies Continue seriously 20 effect the market The
tall Of a. in the Liverpool market Tor American Cotton
has no effect in TIE HAVE market, and sales there wer
up Ie Goth lt, OF flm and gllar prices and sat
Iiac'9Iy TEcre IS reported az improvement in the
Hamburg Cotton market.
PSovIstoNS- beef Transactions for the week were
limited. In Eastern Pofk retail business doing al fun
prices; Western a dun aud partially deeaing Bacon
Was steady bat aTee imports dur the week preclude
The possibility ofan advance, % TO 3s Las been accented
Tor Inferior hams Ia dr. s,i shoulders In fair nd
end prices steady with deere asing sOCk-salcs lin
ted. Lard, 80 tons sod this fair rrices; the
sales reported are for 30 and c.ShS 81 i6S 6lnlgs
Naval stores are unchanged. The season has closed
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The GOLD DpLLAR.-This long-exptcted addi-
ton to the coins CT the United States, he minted
hrst-bon of the California family, has at length
made its appearance; Mr.. Z. s. Sanford of Adams
Express having jist favored us with the first spe-
eimen which we have seen. Ills, as wtilong since
informed orr readers i would be, a smaller coin
than the silver hafdime; but il is verf beautiful
little thing notwithstsn ling; and we d., not think
any one would object 10 having his pocket filled
with such "picayune" things every morning. II
stare, the other, the laurel chaplet, embracing
the designation of The coin and the date--el Dol
lar, 1849"-the whole surrounded BY the simple
legend "United States Of America" There is
such taste end pfetiness about lis very looks that
We cannot but hope good moral effect from II in
the financial world Che can scarcely leok at a
gold dollar and Afterwards think with ay petl,nce
o q shinplssief. North American. -
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SOMERVILLE'S PHYSICAL
GEOGRAPHY.
DHYsICAL Geography, By MARY

DHKslCAL Geography, BY MARY SoxrR.
III VILE. Author OF "COnneXiOn OF Physical Sci
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River Systems OF North AmeTica--Rvers Of south
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We getatOn OF the Great CoHtinent-F Flora Of TrOpcAl
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ROsroN. May L.

17V'''V'NI l'IIy
Lale dales from Caracas state hat great ex-
element prevails there in consequence OF Inc 70.
sIgnation OF Manages. Ii is probable the Govern
ment will be overthrown and Manages be PROCLAIM
ed Dictator. All the prisoners captured last, in
GLIDING two sons of Zen. Pdez, have been released.
FROM New Grenada, we learn that Lopez is still
acting as President. revolution is momentarily
expected. Several thousands, including many
Americans, are TO altaet Boeola, the stronghold
OF the Indians.
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REPUBLIC or GUATEMALA-A gentleman Just ar.
rived IN this colntry from Guatemala has handed us
some numbers OF the Official Gazette, and bes des
giving us some accounts ofthe state of affairs in
that conntry. The bloody Ear which had been for
some lime raging is, as our readers already know,
for the present al an end. Gen. Mariana Paredes
is President of the Republic. Mr.. Hise, Charge
d. AfFaires Of the United States had been received
publicly with grent ceremony. We understand,
also, that he has succeeded in making a treaty
with Guatemala, end likewise with MicaTsgua:
the ambassadors from the latter were very icsi-
rous Of entering into relations with the United
States The synlpahies in Guatemala, Nh,sIa-
qua, and all other States, are represented 10 be
with the United States rather than with the Eng
ish, who, by continually keeping men-ol-wtr in
Sheir neghbothOod, may at present be said to rule
supreme over them. Nc. Chalheld, the British
Consul General, has great influence with one of
the parties, the Seryle, TO which the new pIesi-
dent belongs; and il is represented thar not long
ago, upon some unimpoflant question in the State
OF San Salvador, the Consul sent for a
and blockaed the port OF San SllVadoI--the YES
sci going off after few days and leaving a boat
and a iewmen 10 blockade the port.
The Government OF Guatemala, being in want
OF funds, determined 10 laya forced loan upon all
lleTonanis in the country and most of the ousi-
ness men are Spaniards, the weightof The measure
fell naturally upon them. They made protest;
but, being OF no avail, they put themselves under
the protection of the French Consul, who mlde
took their defence, and there has been fsre- up
E consequence. The correspondence ended IN
the Consul receiving his passports and quitting The
county.
A robber and assassin called Leon Rsymund
who styles himself hey del Mundo, 'King of The
World" who likewise as pres to the Presidency,
is still making war upon all whom he meets on
the roads. He has large party of such gentry
under his commsnd.-Adt. Int.
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The Cholera In New Yar.k.

PHiLADRIPHIA, May l6.
Al New York cases Of cholera had originated
and deaths since yesterday.
The foreign news has checked transactions in
our markets to-day, and reliable quotations can
not be given.
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Additional Foreign News, May i2.
auairfa.

The Austrian accounts state that the Austrians
we're driven back with the loss of ~ guns, 200
prisoners, and that they had been compelled to
raise the seige Of the fortress Of COmoIn. Il was
rimoTed al Paris that murderOus engagement had
taken place under the walls OF COmorn, in which
Gorpy had defeated the Austrians and they had
evacuated Perth. The Hungerians we're under the
walls OF Vienna. i was reported at Nienna that
an instruction had broken out al Cracow.
Advces had arrived at Rome that the legion OF
Gaibaldi was in full march for that city in order
TO project il against the French. The provisional
Government will reach 10 Ancona. The inter-
ruplion of negotiations between Tie ENJOYS
sent 10 negotiate the treaty. was 90 aaOned BY the
condition required hitherto by the Austrisns which
the Piedmontese could not listen 20. 10000 Rus-
Sims had entered DukOwnia. They bring the an
swer Of the Cabinet OF ST. Petersburg TO the Ques.
ton upon hat condition Russia would place her
diplomatic and material resources at the DISPOSE.
linn of he AmslIian GoHenmani.
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IFrom the LOnlon Times.1

"Let Mr.. Ne vile wnte as much as he Will nroy.Aei
always he writes as well as ana he snail find us
greedy deVOuIeIs OF has productions. lie mas rare
pen Tor the deneaon OF character; eye Tor he Ia
lnorous and grotesque which Is worth Jews; Tor The
description OF natural scenery he Is not 10 DO b-ate
either on tbs side OF the Atlantic the other His
pencil Is most distinct, the cOl0Tng BEAUTIFUL and nc
AS Tot invention he viii bear comparison with the most
Cunning OF the modern French school, who are famous
oTthe faculty. better material mas not
for years fallen into the way OF the creator and The
poet; more skiful workman Il IS been seldom our
lot 10 welcome But the raw article Is far from beins
exhausted. Al The last page OF his ond work Mr.
Melville Is as fresh and vigorous the first line of
the book which preceded It, LiEe his reader ne leaves
On with an appetite. We are much mistaken, il the
acquaintance oim med between the two does not rpeB
into friendship; and II for years TO come We shall not
find the sailor before the mast, proftaby handling The
sheets before the public IN AlbeTmsTle street"
FOrs1le by BfCKWlTH * MORTON,
May l2tf 532 Main II
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Your fTiend, LOUISA X. bkNAS
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
scARLEr FEYER pIsAR.NED OF Us TERRoRs


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The following despatch was received by mai
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NEW ORLEAxs, May /.

NEW ORLEANS, May -
The crevasse at Canolton has not yet been STOP.
ped and the water is still rising in the rack streets
oil The city. The citizens are leaving their houses
as rapidly as possible. The water has oyerhowed
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Denmark.


The town of Rolling was taken by the Schleswig
troops under Boneu after considerable fighting for
many hours in the streets before the town was
evacuated by the Danes.
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SORE THROAT.

The following IS an extract from letter received f,oa
Mrs Bevan, who had been AFFECTED several years VIII
croiulous UulcsTs, Dyspepsia. &c, and recently al.
6,e, on OF The throat and chest
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The authority of the Grand Duke appears TO have
been established every where in Tuscany but Leg
horn; thee the populsce were exceedingly
troubled, and have shut the yates and barricaded
the streets, with the express determination 10 de-
tend the town TO the last extremity. The Pied
montne Minister GanathIel, has alteady directed
that the provision and armament of Allesandria
should be continued with the utmost activity, that
10000 men under The protection of the cannon Of
the fortress should iom line extending between
il and Genoa.
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Messrs< A. b. & ID. SANOs:-BeiOre 1 commenced
uSing YOUR arsapaTa sJneTlngs were anioSt paSt
cxpTesSion. my thrOar completely uiceTated, I'd
dreadful coi1s AMI there we've equehy etkS tOfch'
er that couId not speak shove Whisper and hesir
the ind NATION from my throat eXtcnGed my heed,
so that nav eaIing yery much luqdiret. Alter
king the Sai Sa2aEia short time leah improved
and my thrOaa ROY WE'LL AN Tree iIOm cough AID
ughtneSs OF the ever was and Quit=
dlstnctly NV throat has been well saOat Three mOlhs
The cure Of which lAs been Effected ensy ~ TIE u
your SarsapaTla. - = -.
IOar TREAD, LOUISA X. bENAS
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The y. Y. Globe says:

We have not time, nor heeu, this morning. TO
record The further details Of this fearful afflii.-
The misguided men who have thus passed into
eternity, by their own rash act, we sincerely de
plore. BG; we have only one wish more, and that
is those who melted this affair could meet SINH
lar fate
The sanctitY OF Freedom shrine in New York
city has been desecrated, but her own honor is
unfinished.
The oLherpaPeTs, with one or two exceptions,
speak in the same spirit. The True Sun is the
only PRINT, We believe, which espnuseS the cause
Of the rioters.