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Upton, Grafton, N. IL. Village, ans
Worcester ExnrPss,

Worcester Express.
sA-S[sNTRa TTNl1E subscriber has commenced running
@sgxs4S so L Stage and from Upton daily,
- @ Sundays excepted.) TO connect with the
line between Worcester and Grafton, leaving Upton Hotel
at 81 M and returning will leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester at 5 P. M.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage w II twice day
leaving Worcester at 10 AM and P NJ. Leave Grafton
at A. NJ. and P NJ.
Books kept the Grafton Hotel, at L. NJ. Smiths Post
Office N. E. Village, and in Worcester at the General
Stage Office first door North of the American Temperance
House.
Ii is very necessary that gil Express Business should DO
accompanied with written orders and signed personally,
that it may Ii done with correctness.
Sept. ii. dwf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-PAss TRAIN
TO gousrn and after February S, l649.
THROUGH TNAINS


THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at els AM and 3.45 Pm.
Leave Providence at 745 AM. 315 Pm.
5yPassenger Station Worcester in Green Street Depo
do DO Providence, in Ewing of Passenger Dep
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached lcaY
Worcester for Uxbridge (where ii connects with Spec
Train for Providence II 80 AM from Green Streehcl
UXRRiDGE SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Uxhrige for Providence al Nm & Lbs PM. m
Leave Providence for Uxbdge at ii Is AM& 5S0 inC
The through Trains connect at MHville with coacle
Er Slaersve. Al Whitins with coaches for Eas DoalP
las and Whiuusve At Farnums with coaches for On By
ton centre and E. Village. At Uxbridge with coacI
for Milford and Mendon At Worcester with trains OF inc
western Rairond and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The IL 30 train at Providence with trains Is
Boston, Taunton, Hall River, New Bedford &c.
The A. NJ train from Uxhridge connects atPawUo
ct with trains of the Boston and Providence Railroad vii
Boston; and the S P M. train from Providence come
at Pawtucket with train from Boston.
The S45 p. M. Train from Worcester connects at Pre-
idpnce with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains.
Through Trains heEcelorth will not stop 1T Centnb
Falls. lSAAC hlNOhLEf eup Tin
Feb5 dwt
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The United States Health Insurance Co.

Established in the CITY of Boston,
By an Ac Of the Legislature of Massachusetts, Nay l64S
CAPITAL $4,000.
Ensures the Health of both Males q Females,
For TERMS OF FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS.
Direct0rS-Samue Aspinwall, Lemuel Nj Baker John
Bigelow, Jonas Chickerng James Clark, George Darra
colt, Samuel II. jerks Benjamin Lamson, Joseph Lewis
Heman Lincoln, Elijah Mears, Sas Merriam, Joseph B.
Prince Thomas RsstIeaux, Noah Sturtevant, PTaylor
Charles II. White, ID. w. Wswell Daniel Leverett (
Charlestown, Joseph L. Lord Of New York.
ia MES CLARK, President and Treasurer.
SAMUEL II. jerks, Secretary.
Drs d. ii. SToRER 81 A. A. GOULD Consulting Physicians
NHlS institution insures the Health Of persons ct both
sexes, at the lowest rates consistent with the mutual
safety OF the insured and the insurers and both parties
participate in the surplus profits. The tables of
Systematically framed and are arranged Insure
male persons under 40 of age 1Ceekiy di0DQnce
four films, or 30 per cent, Of their annual dep0ss-to
females, three fourts Is per thus SIS insures
81 to the former and 1915 the latter. Persons
advanced age are insured proporonaby equitable
minms. On Policies longer terms one year. but
slight increase of premium is charged.
Principal Office, II State Street, BosToN.
u The Company has established Agency also in The
City of WORCESTER, at EOS Main Street, where
persons DESTROYS OF further Information requested
call. WARREN LAZELL Agent.
Dec 90 Gwtf
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NEW STORE!
(SVarden BIOck,) No. Al Front ST.

WUhCES En-,
TINE subscriber having recently opened New Store,
i No. A Front Street, with fresh stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
is prepared furnish the citizens with every article
at the lowest wholesale prices by the quantity, retail
for cash.
All kinds OF TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MoLASSES,
&C. offered at the very lowest price which be
erded and will be warranted give satisfaction,
goods may be returned.
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in large and small
packages, constantly on hand. Also,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
MGckerel Salmon, Goldfish and Herring, by the single
pound or quantity of excellent quality.
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices
Dried Appies, Potatoes. ORANGES, Lemons Raisins
Scraps Ketchups and Pickles. and general assortment
OF goods nay obtained in such Stores he cheapest
D3sh prices.
Citizens and strangers invited to examine the stock
and prices Goods delivered in all parts of the city
expense, by J ANDREWS.
Worcester. March 81 dwtf ID Front st.
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New Upholstery Sh0n.

w P. A. BROWN, would beg leave inform the
w citizens of Worcester and vicinity, that they have
taken rooms on Norwich Street, opposite the Depot,
where they will manufacture to order, French Pattern
Sofas, Lounges Divans, Tsbourets, &C.; Curled Hair
and Palm Leaf Mattresses, Pew Cushions Pews lined
and stuffed Drapery Curtains and Window Shades put
up; Carpets and made All kinds Upholstery work
repaired in neat and superior
Dee 8 d-3m
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Is )sToN N wore ESTER RAIL RoA
Winter Arrangement commencing Feb. l:

Winter Arrangement commencing Feb. -.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at u, 1925 A. NJ, St p NJ
Passengers will leave Mitibury at IT AM ami 81 Pm.
PASSENGERS will leave Milford at II NJ and 3.45
Lsaue BOSTON at Z 4 8 An, 2, 8, p. NJ.
The M train will stop only TO take up passengers al
Way Stations for NetU York. sfL
The M train IpilL land no one east OF Franingham.
NJ train will stop east of birmingham, exCep,
TO take up Western Railroad passengers at Brighton on
Thursiay. -, .
The p M train is the New York Steamboat Train, to
Norwich to heretofore, without stops, except al
ErdmiN :ham. !,
for Mibury for Holfiston and MILFORD will
take the AM and Pm. traius. Passengers Tor the
Norwich Railroad will take the AM and u M trains
NE The A. NJ and P. M trains take passengers al
p Boston for New York. via New Haven.
Byookline Special Trans
Leave Brookllne at Il 81, and lOt ANA 20 ~ Pm
Leave Boston al 81 10 and ut, IT. At, ot q lVs Pm
Ne,Uton Special T'reins.
Leave Lower Falls at and AM, q 4t and = Pm x
esps that on Wednesdays the last train will leave al ~
o'clock instead OF 81 PM. .tt.,..f+,ll
Leave Boston at II A. NJ, 1871 ST. ami 81 Pm Except
that on Wednesdays the last train will leave Of eleven
ga O'Clock insteed of 81 Pm. 4g.Ns a42
fiifss M SGrsnUiue Special Trans.
Leave Eaxomvie at n AM and Pm
Leave Boston at 8 Am and 81 PM .
Boston, Feb. IL, le4s IF VIM PARKER, snre.
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Reader, is your Skin Chapped or Tracked!

y
T so, Cake OF the true and genuine JONES' ITALIAN
CHEMICAL SOAP will make it smooth, soft, white
and fine.
Have you Pimples Salt Rheumi have seen JONES'
Soap the and Oldest cases. when every internal
and external remedy failed.
Have you Sore Beard or Sore Head: You are con
scientousy assured that Cake cure you but do
not suppose that the many counteres any of s
qualities. Many Of the limitations of jones' Scan arc
nothing but common soap.
Jones Soap is used by Physicians.
But reader, be careful of cheap counterfes
and limitations See that the of T. JONES' is on the
wrapper-and buy it no where else but of
Dec H. dw3m J. CIRCUIT JR 500 Mainst.
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" EsTERN RAN ROAD.
FALL 1RRANGEMENqi

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Worcester, SOuthbridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE,

N CONWttEDN WtIN NE OTWtCN ana OTCtSLeT HGU
Nfsfs5 "a T1'HE subscriber respectfully IN.
~s513E g-15SR forms the public that he han
M m no established a line of Stage, to
1Es2fEza2Esssa sssS@ @sSrun between Webster, South.
bridge and turbridge Leave southbridge 81 AM and
arrive Webster in time take the 81 train Of cars fu
Worcester and Boston, arriving at Boston at IL A. NJ.
RETURNiNG-Leave Boston at 81 and Worcester al
Al P NJ arriving southbridge at 81 p NJ thus giving
SOuhbridge passengers 81 hours in Boston and the
day. ID Passengers for Worcester will be down
at the NOrtgick and Worcester Depot.
Tickets obtained subscriber AMI Phelps'
Jewelry Store Southbrdge through Worcester and
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Office
through southbrdge, Fare By tAis route is lou
by any other.
All business ntrusted to the subscriber will be prompt
y and faithfully attended to.
o. Office in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
May 10. JOSEPH SHEPAPO.
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Winter Arrangement-Feb. l, l849

Winter Arrangement-Feb l, l849
RECOMMENDATION TR4IFS Daily, except Sunday.
Lcaye Worcester at 10 A. n. and a. p. NJ.
The 10 O'clock Train with the Boston, Nashua
aB1 ioydence Trains. The Evening Train connects with
the Boston, Nashua and Western Trains
Leave Norwich 81 A NJ, and 445 P. N.
The Morning Train connects with the Trains OF the
Bos on, Providence, Nashua and Western Roads.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at 81 AM. Leave Norwich at $50
Am -(Daily, Sundays excepied)
u Express Freight leaves Boston at P. NJ, WOr-
PM, via Ayn's Point for New Xork arriving
next morning.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
cave Boston at 5 p NJ, stopping only at Frdmngha
Is, Forester at So DanelsoaUiHe at 81 NO wlch
at SAP, and arrive at Allyns Point at O'Clock.
RErURNING-Leave Aliyn's Point about O'Clock AN,
The arrival Of the Steam Boat.
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Oces
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
Mo smoking permitted in or upon The Passenger Cars
De1ots, S. II. P. LEE, JB,.
Feb2. If Sup't and Eng. N. & w. r. r.
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C0partnership Notice.
EDWARD DENNY, HORACE MCFARLAND and
Il THOMAS DENNY, (of the late firm of Jones' DENNY
Ward0 have associated in business under the arm of
EDWARD DENNY Il Co..
FOR SALE OF
DYE STUFFS, DYElNG DRUGS, AND
Manufacturers, Articles.
At No. 80 MILK STREET, corner of Kilbv.
vows, 1850. BSOTON.
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WORCESTER 8 NASHUA RAIL ROAD

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WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing Monday
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To MaChinIsts.
TNHE subscriber wishing change his business, oeri
L his Old stand in Goddard Rices Steam MIL to an!
wishing engage ia the business of building Carl
SETTING MACHINES, with entire set of tools AM
patterns for the same together with large number q
customers which have been accommodating for the las
twenty years in almost all parts of the United States
Persons thinking OF going to California to dig goldwou
do we'll avail themselves of this opportunity get
without hazarding their lives and sacrificing their hat
pness perhaps to end in disappointment and ruin. Poi
session given on the first of April next.
Worcester. Feb Ia. N. AINSWORTH.E
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Q, Sign & Ornamental Painting

UdIIId56I O1gM q ornamental Painting,
YOU'D Is' sas for past +.
7ETSjl~f* that he still continues the above business
Sz--a at the OLD STAND, Mechanic Street
ance Of patronage DEyTFR RITT
Worcester, Dec 81. 1l 7ra I7lz- - a,f
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by EVERY TRAIN.
Leave your orders and kages the American HOUSE
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Esta6Ilshed an tke CttV Of Boston,
By an Act Of The LEGISLATURE of Mqssachetts May 164s
CAPITAL $4,000.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-06
$7l,OOO

Thomas R. Waiing, sprinter, and a young
Of excellent qualities, who served his
time in the Office Of the Hannibal Journsl,
died on the route TO California or the LIST
June, Of cholsrs. He was in the Mexicsn
war unde, the command of Capt. Wright, Of
Gsleas. .a 20 ny
Democratic banner., 1849-08-06

Senator Atchison and Mr. Green, NJ. c.,
are to address the people Of Cole county To-
day, at StringaOwn. Col. Benton was a;
Liberty, in Clay county, OF the 18th, and
addressed the people. Judge Birch was al
50 there, and delivered a lengthy speech in
reply to Col. Benton. At the close Of his
speech, be laid q resolution upon the table,
which he said the meeting might act upon
or not as they saw fit, to the import that
Col. B. was bound, in honor to himself, and
in duty to the State, in view Of his past and
present positions, either to obey the instruc-
tons of the Legislature, or resign his seat
which was taken up by the meeting, and
adopted with but dissenting voice. A
resolution was also unanimously adopted,
expressing their confidence in the ability,
integrity and correct principles of the Hon.
David R. Atchison.--[ Warsaw VisiOr,
The CRop IN Iowx.-The Keoknk TO
wa Register says-"Ths wheat crop in this
region Of country, is for the most part har.
vested, and is without doubt the largest and
best yield ever grown in the State. The
Fall wheat is especially good, both as to
quality and amount, and though that grown
in the Spring has not produced beyond the
ordinary crop, q full average yield has been
given to the husbandnsn. The oa:s,'rye
and barley crops are excellent. The pros
pect for corn, owing to the wet weather in
the early part Of the season, was somewhat
discouraging, but at the present writing,
the signs are favorable to the production Of
the usual amount Of. this kind ofgrsin. sal
With good prices for grain. pork and beef
this Fall, the farmers Of Iowa, will realize
an immense increase to their wealth and
substantial comforts of life. In their thrift
the whole community will. thrive. Who
does not desire Dressings on the labors ofthe
farmer? .a3 30 "o =
The most useful lesson in the school Of
life, is that which tesches rs to be con-
tent. -
There Is a man in Alabama. 50 polite that
He never passes a petticoat hanging on
sIothes line, without bowling to II.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-06

The largest public ground in Boston is 'CommO".'
Democratic banner., 1849-08-06
e From tie Missosri Republican.
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
New Yoax, 3Oth July 5 P. n.

New YoaK, 3Oth July 3 P. N.
A number of letters are published in the
Herald, from California; calculated to damp;
en- the ardor of gold hunters. One CORES
pondent says, that when the lsst stesmsr ar
rived at San Francisco, she had 2h0 pas
sengers, Of these i2o returned Immediately
on seeing the true state Of things: he met,
on his return from California, on the road
Mszatlan through Mexico, large num-
'bers Of Americans who vers in the great.
est misery before getting to Mazatlsn, their
money having been exhausted before getting
half way. Several Americans have Joined
the Mexicsn robbers and committed many
outragss. The largest piece Of gold he had
seen weighed twelve ounces, although he
was shown Jumps weighing twenty ounces,
but they were found together Mos, of the
emigrants are compelled to sell their effects
on their arrival at San Francisco, a. their
means become exhausted.
As the Gaviota newspaper, in Topic, Is
paid BY merchants $50 to give glowing ac-
counts, tho intelligence published in the pa
pers in the Mexican ports is exaggerated ;
being in the pay Of spectators, he warns
everybody who can earn So per day al home,
not to 60 to California. Several vessels
have been lost on the cost of California.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-06

Estimated value Of the loss Of property by tn
burning Of the boats ON Sunday morning:
Democratic banner., 1849-08-06
New YoRx, July 30, 5 ?. NJ.

NEW YORK, July 5U, D p. NJ.
An arrival from Venezuels reports that
General Paez landed at Coro, on 9th July,
with 1000 men, and on the 10th had 9 fight
with the Government troops, defeated them,
and took possession Of that part Of the cQun-
try called Paraguana; it was generally un-
.derstood that Paez was determined to ami
.hilate Manages or die.
Capt. Garfield, Of the schooner D. C,
Foster, from Balize, Honduras, states thai
q report was In circulation at Balizs, that q
battle had been fought on the 9Th July, al
Boila, between the Mexicsns and Indian:
in which the former lost some 500 men. .-
CHOLERA. e., f-alr
One hundred and e~ighty-nine cases Of
cholera had been reported, and sighty.nine
Democratic banner., 1849-08-06

"AP9 sFkes the5lissl' q The; darkss
observes Nhen be blekstbs hapjo texsEshsl
Democratic banner., 1849-08-06

The most useful lesson in the school Of
is that which teaches Us to be cons
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NNxy.-We have few additional returns,
mskag IL probable that there has been no choice OF
Governor oy The people. We have little or no DOUBT
that the four Wig Senator's in Lincoln Coaniy gave
been chosen ty majorues large enough Tor al p!ses1N
purposes II they sre ch-sted out Of heir eec,on
By false counting q. Augusta We have Sentofiai =
turns from twenty four In these The n Jofues
the hsaest LOcoFoco candidate ana scstieflns'
are az foii9vs Thornikes. AS Reed :, 40; Bar
rows. AZ: Hsrer's Us Ia nine otte- towns the
Wings have - rnsj1riry fer Governor. We have not
the seust0ral vote be. the Wig majority Is pFooaoy
lsrgrr therein From esht towns We have no ret-rns
lr these tec majority OF LocoFoco and scattering
against the Wings last year was 40. II they haTs
siven the same how. Aessrs 1h0rncike snd Reed are
chosen, and the others want only ara ro r9t OF
an election IL "a probable that they al Tour eec
ted BY al east hundred msjority. II they al! oe
the irst Wing Senator'S chosen in Lincoln County see
ls<o Boston ALA
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fir pra,...o, M,s,,,nl, rh,,. &C, q R...,r.

~ Professor AlsctuItr, vhsse series Of Ressef'
for Common schools, published By The A9s-ion'. have
net with .aca universal commend ,aon snd srrrovs 'fc'n
teachers 10 ~ paris II The Ceed sate' ard Csnsds "
u.t nni.h-J Two course. Of Lectures sxpisnsiory o. 10
,v,sr one 70 the Fabie schoo. Teachers OF bfoo.i'u
ne CHER e-.or. The Public school Society Of Newton
From tAi. last BODY have been receives re felo~los
,t,,sreut ana re.o,urors. uassinou'ly sdepi'a ~
u.sarg comprising .svsriy-sN q he members
Nx-.Yosx jay D SO
TIE Teachers Of lhs Ns~-Yofx Putie ,essoi so~iey
h.v. n.,errd VITA rarh pleasure % Prof NNneeFi e
Course 81 Lectures % hescrg. khl " Apl.N., .s.,.
h.t IN, ,vseu sxssined ne 4 ensnt' OF hss'irf
a OrsioryT presents The following sdfsnissrs
IL .sre. u Raies for Panct1snoo s.'iy rAIs@ ~
readily sppiet. .., - 81. ...,,. - 80,
.,,e. stidr 10 re delivery q ne s.niruc"
~ r.. .vsem Introduces The student 20 .nofolAa Al
a,v.is 81 he Grammatical structure ~ SEQ rree'
10 ,.-e. ee ,sh,ect - Sy.e n .es.rrr sai thsH sny
,.,@ntxry With which ne Teachers are sccian~i
81 A casstcAuor OF The fereni sentences iu % AZ
srx,e with cescrirton % ker distrruvr ircu iANes
of structure MS class fcsicu success N
by eNsrr .. drA~a ifon crest NUMBER OF 10 VS.
lsh WRITERS -
sh whie osher systems c0uieri wis laying Gown
some genera principles and -sve - urc' 70 esPies o
nors-rlarv nogs part az be reader ths stsie-
on be nher ard considers mlnu- tsiss a. oi iha MI
r gortsnre grnerxi Effect ani ~ givrg rsas'
f,r hs rartcu delivery Of every form Of sentence rec
or nerds i;seif by 10 cearre.- precision srd emily
rh These views apply 90 Che en~rts oi hreiirs
ard Nrsory.' ~ otY ~rfA Ni tI". NAtoel"ie '-''
h.. come under M noacs " iae Teachers - ooty
T.s,'rs rhAt lie Teachers OF ne society receu
r,enf tte 90 Prof ManteVile. coutsiard IN -
. Fiene-f. 81 Resfiug ard Oracry' worthy 81 I.e
vsrv assfailIon heir teachers eves~ here
Els.ret rhaf me excellent il.rsfrto1s 90 tis pfrc
Me given hy DE frcrfsOr aaNc conveyed ioh Nof,
and clear der of n~ practical ter'hs VI m'Fsy exec
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The Trouble with the French Minister.

A good deal OF excitement as caused through
the City by the report that Mr. Poussis, the En-
WOW from France TO our Government had received
hi. passports without having asked for them and
stocks fell in CONSCIENCE
The facts, ss We have them on good authority
are a. follows. 6 me weeks since Mr.. Poussin
made upon the Government at Washington de-
maud for indemnity for a French ship damaged or
c,ptnrod a. Vera Cruz in the Mexican War
Several letters were exchanged between the En-
voy and Mr.. Clayton on the subject, in the course
of which the former INDUCED in remarks which
were deemed positively Insulting To our Govern
ment. 10 consequence Of this the correspondence
with h.m was Suspended, and copy OF the oten
siye letter was transmitted directly to Paris, with
the expressed wish that 10 should be recalled
without delay. We are informed that Mr.. De
ToOqusville, the French Minister of Foreign
Affairs replied, maintaining the same ground as
had been taken by Mr.. Poussin. and deolining to
recall him. 1t u.s. however, reported, on the other
hand, that no answer has been received from Pa
ris bat that, having waited a sufficient time in
vain, the dismisss' Of the Envoy has taken place
but we have reasons for ssppOsing the version W Q
have given above to be more authentic. 1t was,
no doubt this very matter which carried the Pre-
..den, SO Suddenly back to Washington from his
Northern tour We are told that the question OF
Mr. Rivess reception at Paris was not involved In
the affair.
l, has been said that Mr. Poussin received his
dismissal some days since. but we understand that
such is not the case. He hiss been staying in this
civ recently, and left for WASHINGTON yesterday
Tue frigste Portsmouth. under orders for the
Mediterranean, was yesterday conutermsnded by
teisgrspbie dispatch from Washington. This n
supposed to have some connection With the diff
culsy.
Al recent meeting of the Cabinet II was de
oided that the position taken In reference TO th'
question on, Of which this Rifsir has grown oonl'
NOT be receded from. We presume this Is as ]
should be. aud though i, may seem TO render tn
issue more grave II 10 not too much 70 say tina
there 10 10 danger OF a serious rupture bs,w eel
the two countries. At this time OF day the Unite'
States snd France arc not going to war seoa
such matter. We have no fear for the nations
honor Ia tho hands OF Gen. Taylor aud mia Cabinet
nor IL oor confidence Ia this respect any the les
because we believe this question will be settle
by peaceful negotiation. without aerious harm Z
anybody except the frightened sellers of stock.
aud for losses OF that sort cannot feel any yer
deep sympathy. There will DO peace, and q
honorable peace Of thst let everybody be assure,