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! days later from England.

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The steamer Europa arrived at New
York Friday afternoon.
ENGLAND.
English papers contain an account
Of the loss of the steamer Superb,
which vessel went on ,he Minquires
:ock, in opesdayl .gh,. and eleven per-
sons were drowned.
DENMARK.
On the 23d Of September the Danes
bloch ,dcd the riyer Eyde'. and expell-
ed ihereiiom 40 vess Is Of various ma.
tions.
ROME.
Cardinal Carlan died at Rome on
the 18Th.
SARDINIA.
The Priests have been endeavoring
to excite the peapsansry 10 insurrection.
and soue collisions, attended with
bloodsked, had taken place. Troops
have been sent from Genoa.
FRANCE.
The Press law having come into OPP
Grafton. all the leading articles IN the
journals bear signatures. The Presi-
dent started for Versailles on Tuesday.
The DeJats is out in support Of the
reformed electoral law, and advocates
Conservative measures.
A discussion appears to exist in the
French Cabinet on the subject of the
manifesto lately published, but which
hes since been dsavowed by authority.
1t is believed change Of Ministry
will follow.
NAPLES.
A letter from Naples announces an
insurrection in the two Calabrias.-
The Government is greatly alarmed,
and has ordered a friga,e TO proceed
to Sotrome, a port Of Ultra Calabria,
and lombard the city. At Nicasro,
the insurgents had a skirmish with the
garrison Of the town, in which the lat
ter were defeated, and many persons
shot. The insurrection at the latest
accounts was spreading.
HESSE CASSEL
Affairs in Hesse Cassel are tranquil.
The Permanent Committee Of the
States have protested against the re-
moval Of the seat Of Government. 1t
is thought the ministers of the Elcctor
who proposed It, will be impeached,
and that Prussia and Austria will not
interfere.
The Austrian Council now sitting
at Frankfort, on the difference he
tween the Elector Of Hesse Cassel and
his subjects, has resolved that the lies.
stan Government shall use all means
20 preserve the sovereign authority in
the Electorate, and that the Diet will
take all necessary steps to secure aud
restore a state Of loyalty and ORDER
The Coun il have instructed the gov
ernmcnts os Hanover and Wurtemberg
to prepare 10000 men, and keep them
in readiness for any emergency.
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Lieut.. George NJ Touen has
been assigned to the command Of tie
new and powerful U. S. Mail Steamer
Columbia, ,hs, is TO ply between San
francisco and Oregon.
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%. 1, ia said that Tho immortal Thomas
w. Dorr is lying dang ously III at his "a
theirs house, and that there are no hopes
Of his recovery.
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who made the little Flowers

who made the little FlOwcrs :
The Atheist In his garden stood.
At twilight's peusive hour,
His little daughter by his side,
Was gazing On howrr.
ooh pick that blossom, Pa, for me-"
The little prat,ler said
"lt is the Eairest one that eIooms :.
Within the lowly bed"
TIL, father plucked the chsssn Bswer.
And gave il to the child
With parted lips and sparkling eye,
She seized the gift and sniIed.
"Oh. Pa--who made this prrs,y 6ower,
This little violet bhse;
Who gave il such fragrant SMELL
And such lively hue 7"
A change came DER the f,ther's brow;
His eyes grew strangely wild;
New thoughts within him had been air'd
By that sweet artless child.
The truth flashed on hef fathes's mind
The truth Ia all i,s power;
"There 10 God, my child" he said;
"He made that little flower"
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An orders addressed to GroRcr X. Qua
HAM, 1874 Cho.tnut ST., PhladeIphis, Pa.
70 We regret to learn, says the
Springfield Republican, that there is a
probability at Mr.. Sparks will be o.
Miged, in consequence OF i'll health, to
resign the office of President Of The L.
University at Cambridge. lie has been
sick all the present term.
Az ELcPEMENT.--The St. Louis
't,,cIligencer relates the following re-
mark able case of trcachery on the part
'ofa nephew, and Of inidcl,,y on the
pEa OF wife:
~"About three month. ago, a young
npsn, rather conely, and rcpu,cd Of
ti,r,shed education, reached this city
irsm Baltimore. Having no means Of
support, and being unable, after sever
al days trial, to obtain employment,
jl.,s.unote, a man somewhat advanced
M Yeas, whom he had seen on his ar
r,valf"r the first time only, gave him
.o NC writins to do, and for rcmunera-
zion showed him his board, lodging,
&c ~ his uwn family. The young
man remained steadily at work, es-
chewing all irregular, Incorporate, or
other eiscreditablc habits, and he be
came finally SO esteemed by his pro-
arotor and relative, rs Ia be frequently
u o,cd for his exemplary conduct
lie was particularly atte;tiye to his
aunt, LAZY much his elder, and not a
Sunday passed that when the couple
attended divine scrs ce, t. nephew
was not seen at their side, with a
ho K modes,ly carried unGe. one arm,
aud The other arm du,fully extended
~ his rel tive. THUS matters pro-
gressed, the uncle rejoicing Ia an a
miabls accession 20 hi, family circle,
the aunt ceaseiess in her approval cf
her dear nephe1's character and gen.
erLl education, and the phew HIM
self he ring all encomiums like a stole,
until an evil day--Ia;t Friday, We
laarp-Iust after TIC husbands depart
uae from the breakfast table, a large
trunk reached the house, which was
ordered to the aunl's bedroom A
general overhauliug Of clothing sue
cceded. aud the trunk rendered heay-
icr with its contents, was returned 10
the vehicle that had brought it. Two
children were then called into the hall
"A little boy and gir!-baving been
admopished ia, feeling manner to be-
have well until their father returned,
the nephew with his admiring aunt
crossed the threshold, since which time
they have not been seen, no: directly
heard from. No cause Of dissatisfac.
,ion was alleged by the wife, no suspi'
cion had before been entertained, and
not the less, word of explanation was
leh behind. A lady and gentleman
crossed the river. early that day, in
buggy; they were suspected as the pair,
and pursui, was made TO no pur.
pose"
-p. % ...-, -
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A person hearing of the death Of
another, said TO an acquaintance" /
though. you told mes fever had
gone off," 81 did," replied the letter,
/" but ! forgot to mention that he wen,
with it,"
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y Gen. Winfield Scott has had
the degree Of L. L. D. conferred upon
him at Columbia College, New York
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Wisdom is the olive that springeth
from the heart, bloometh on the tongue,
nd beareth fruit in tn actions.
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"Whs,is your age, MISS" inquired .

"Wha,is your age, MISS" inquired .
gallao. marshal Of a young lady about six
~, in ,he-district the other day
"What's iha, to you, MIR. Imperlinence 7"
said the fair one. drawing up and exhibiting
a formidable chevdur dc frise Of broken
teeth. al, ir a very unpeasan, question
but it mus, be asked. What age shall l
place you at !-lweuty, I should think -
Yes" sain the old girl. completely molli-
fed, 81 think was twenty last spring"
and the grs,ihed damsel invited our
friend TO take a glass of wine and call a
gain before he left town.
NAvAL.--The u. S. s,oreship Lexing-
ton, - days from New York, arrived at
Gibraltar Sept. 9th; and sailed on the 10Th,
for Speszia.
Capt. Hugh N. Page has been ordered
to the command Of the fripste Savannah,
now The Flag. Ship Of tho Pacific squadron.
An invoice Of house frames, zen, from
Baltimore to San Francisco, which cost
S250o. freigh, $1,000, were sold lately to
pay charges, and only realized $500.
We find this paragraph IN the Boston
Journal.
Missionary Spirit. - The proceeds Of
Jenny Llnd's first concert in Providence r.
I. we're $4,000. Upon referring to the
las, Missionary Herald, the whole State of
Rhode Island appears to have contributed
for the spread Of the Gospel in foreis,
parts, tho sum Of one dollar Ths, State
i, laying up for itself treasure IN heaven.
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JOHN VAN BUREN.

This only vetifes all that We have sad.
II shows Seward 10 be a contemplate
demagoguo OF The very lowest order, ready
to sell himself, at any time, to the highes,
bidder, provided he is to gain, personally
by the operation. Will tn, Wings coun,e-
nance sucn fellow, any longer! We hope
not. This is the resul, Of the labors of Ho-
race Greedy and Thurlow Weed, who are
enemies in disguise, to the Wing party.
Mark them.
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~ We ere indebted 10 the Hoa. John
n. Cabs Tor ,sls,bls Pubhc d. saneli..
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The MOST sCoUNDRELLy swiNDLE
or THE AGE.-There is one kind Of
swindling extensively practised in this
city, which challenges far more vigilsni q,
attention than it has yet received. Rsa-
dcrs ofthe smaller papers must have Of
ten noticed advertisement. headed 800 .,
girls loanted 10 cork on Shirts" or
other articles Of clothing. These ad-
ver,isements strike tn, eyes Of the ma
ny poor females Of our city who are in
destitute circumst .nces and out of
work, and they apply Al the places
indicated for the work .,hus offered
They are told that a deposte Of one
dollar is required as guarantee for the
safe return Of the garment. This do
posiie il made, and The cloth is taken TO
he made into shirts a, si1penee ench.
In due time they are returned, and the
girls are told TO come next day after
their work has been examined. They
20 next day for their pay. and are then
told that their work wus not well done.
that the clo,h was spoiled, that they
cannot have their pay and that the dol
lar which they deposited will be kept
to pay for the cloth which they have
spoiled Thus these men get the
work for nothing, and get dollar be-
sides; and next day they advertise as
before, 900 girls wan,ed"--and 90
through the same operation. And this
swindling is Systematically pursued.
from week to week, throughout the
year. by many establishments which
transact an immense amount Of busi-
ness with the trading public.-Nev
York Courier and Eng.
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The persons who are duly au,boriz
e. may receive the above at IS Milk
s,rcei.-Boston Transcript.
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0J+Seward and John Van Buren, have
had an interview aud come to an under
standing They are to unite the Abolition
sections Of their respective parties, and
make grand rally in supper, Of she Syra-
cuse ticket Seward and the "Prlnce"
are to stump the Stale Immediately, and
harangue the people on the 'nigger ques-
tion' in general, and the Fugu,ive Slave
Law in particular. They thus coun, on
an excitement that will ensure success at
the coming election, and found Buffalo
platform for 1859, when the slavery ques
,on is again 10 he made The grand issue
under the following Free Soil banner.
For President,
THOMAS II. BENTON
For Vic-. President
WILLIAM II. SEWARD
For u. s. Senator,
IOUN VAN RIDDEN
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70 We regret to learn, says the
Springfield Republican, that there is a
probability at Mr.. Sparks will be o.
Liged, in consequence OF i'll health, to
rcsign the office of President Of The L.
University at Cambridge. lie has been
sick all the present term.
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