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London Gossip and Commercial news.

Mr. MacduIey mas refused to b. a candidate for
Cambridge So significant a slight has never been
put on great public body.
The harvest, it is thought, will fall short of an
average crop.
The trade and navigation returns for the month
of July, and for the seven months ending the 5th
of August, show slight falling off in the business
of he last month, but very great increase in the
aggregate of the seven, The exports for July in
the three last years were "a 35l e26 &c, ,36I .426
and t6, ,O29, ,565, respectively aud iho4e for The
seven months OF the threa last years f27 1875 752.
f32, ,S79, ,865, and f37 ,S08 or, respectively The
imports Of grain We're 2 65I,464 5 9s7 249, and
49l7, ,020 quarters and Of -four 560, ,554 3I2, ,7ls,
and l,4l4,2O3 cwts. respectively. OF potatoes
PAP 449, 733 sol, and l53 845 ewts. respectively
The culOuiar trade with the exception OF coffe, is
of the most satisfactory description. The imports
of coffee have fallen off 5 TAI 953 pounds, and the
exports have declined IL, ,S29 O69 pounds, and the
home consumption diminished 1858, 1873 pounds
making an aggregate decrease In the t1lal delTv-
cries Of no less Is 1856 202 pounds 10 the seven
months. In sugar there is an increased consump-
ton of l0,S45 tons. Ii is now six months since the
navigation laws, which we're termed '' The bull
wark Of the constitution and the pillar Of the
State,' were repealed, and the following is the
result OF those sIX months experiences. when com
pared with the first six months of lS4S
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,RLEANs FEMALE ACADEMY,


iGRs. Nj. d. DIMlTRY, Of New Orleans, whose expe-
~ teacher has been Of many years saSlng
p5gfuiy that she is prepared assH-SI
lArSORG drtctoH and sUPerCS OF limited lU ber
LADIES, either permanent BOarders and Pupils
bua5 lay Pupils only.
TeT Course Education embraces the English and French
both their elementary and higher branChe
Drawing and nnsc. Spanish, Laun and Greek, and he
The location of the Academy is highly pleasant and
heahui, and MIS- d. and her assistants will spare effort
render their pupils proficient in all the domestic and social
rsfnemeus OF his. ---
For terms and further particulars, apply NJ, BtMI-
TRY'S, Orleans csdemy, :. E. Section Of Tivo Circle,
near the junction Oi Nayades street. s2J I'm
NEW ORLEANS FtNiALE INsTITUT OR,
~ Day AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOU'VE LADIES,
At No. % imp StrGet-COnduCted by DR.. and MRS
MACAULAH -. This Institution is under the personal
supervision of Mrs MaCauay the advanced classes the
literary and scientific departments taught by Dr. MHCaU
lay assisted another genteman To give Instructions
tie French Spanish and Italian languages Drawing
Dancing, Vocal and Instrumental Music the most
plsEed professors employed.
The school is arranged make it both English
and French school, and the aim ot the principals
duet their puus through substantial and systematic
OF studies, atiOrlug the time progressive know
ledge and progressive discipline OF the heart well the
mind For the TuCuOn OF pupils OF and grade
u intellectual ture, ample arrangements have been made
No efforts viii be wanting the Improvement OF
The pupils, Rud young ladies received into the family
nOareTs will share in the enJOymens privileges and atten
tons OF daughters.
dcy and secluded from public view and references when
required, viii be made To parents who have had JheT daugh
the lnst uuun for years
4 Of Lectures History and Biography will be
delivered to the advanced classes by Dr. MaCaulays during
winter; and aid the pupils understanding the lectures
scientific subjects, the school furnished with the requisite
apparatus. For further information application be
made personally or by letter au3l 3md&W
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"A pa1 passed August a. e' th' oWGsa y .l' L,
Prp level ~hrn thry dSy nuasr gsaayo as
from this notice. ai LOIS remain nnlis tny IN s hsi oy the
So''ey' 1 INC s' '''''' '' 'S s. HHyHRRsoN Acting Surveyor
First Ward.
Mrs A. Woook'I lot fronting T'houpouIas street. be-
e. mail5or.l Corner q. Co9s:n.e and Orange streets
n 7Psy Psi E' o nS e. S. jane, aad Ces
r ' r. 5s 1 I w seo Celeste and St. Janss Streets
st. James
J. McDonoEa s. John the Bopa, between Market and ST.
E,ats Walsh rDraon agen St john the R'Pt between
JOIN Wade S. Taonas be veea T4erarq and Bsse3,ss
EFq9ot, Duty Celeste 9weea st. !ohn RoP5 24 Rs'g,. 3 g
A. LssaJar Richard street. between s.. John the Baptist
aasaa, nseD 81 John the Baptist between Richard
TsiIe st. JON BPts, between ar o' MARKET streets
,Sec0nd Vard,
Estate Of W. N Warrington Judge Rawe, ag- m nyads',
between Eutsrpe arA T'rysshore s.T--l-.
T. 10 Eet IN square bounded by Bacahu DJs4s. Euterrs
La@aTiiius iLSsz9i streets and Felicity Road.
?. itEtf rhs s between 8ecctus aud DryaGes street
sn5 soglt EufsP @as Bacehos sa5 DEysies streets'
G Dunsa5 slutn sI :5lnsr S agszas md Constance
a5iS n l sS j. ,5Sag 5i33 5@inE e al E.mr .rf
] 4 L' D5yel es@s r EsI2s's L5 1"l .nF fs streets
TEir& Ward.
a s . ,ye g s2r1sF & Gs4s s 9a Y.5i5a @ & m
e. Panaug Front Leyse between SUgse ena Gaeon'e streets
Iass I1es. suSs,s between New Lovse and Tc6oupfoul,s
J. Peters; Front Lsyss, between ss=ets and gs5l 'rnia
io.: suzs,,s 1e:sseq T:53attoos F,n, Lsyeo
Jhl NcDuugu Front Leye h=tTeen SUE r. AMI srul -n
Au'i,w sosst be weso LebogT.,oaa, a, t.agt isyse
ONE z.',s s,%ysm Ie42gP.9as 6 End New Ls'sa'
Unknown corner Il puPIan1er aud %.
Do. north e4s, corner Of Poeyfans and FouaAer ,rasI
p. Dobey Iouddy & Co agsn,,J Camp between Eee and
owner GnE69vn suss,,s between Magazine and Constance
Fourth Ward.
a R4fgg rff4 q Frat.
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From Kentucky.
IntIammatOry rheumatism Cured.
IuIy 1910

Messrs S SANDs-GenUcmCR 1t is my duty to cOmmuni-
cate facts in truefc effects Of ynr s1rsaP rI3
Nv was afflicted with and OF the nuach
character: limbs and chest were much swollen
She had constant headache, and spring attacked severely
with md 1mmaturv The best lca an we could OBJ
tain aortCd momeutly relief and while in this 'luaon she
remarkable effected by the use ui Saus
sarsapnria commenced which produced instant relief
md than pntIey removed all the opsca swelling
every other inhanmator7 synptom restoring har perfect
act IT justice, .e4irNnH 10 te
NV u'v to tncnusEe suffering rouon the human family to
use Sands Sarsapaua, which believe has par IN the cats
rs medicines with eemEso lasting gratitude remain your
f,snd SAMUEL. 7. HARGER.
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Total declared value of British produce and maRu
tactures exported to the colonies in ls49 ID 5a4 0s

tactures exported TO the colonies In ls4s ID 594 07
Australia stands third on the list
great shower of falling stars was observed az
Rome, on the 9th, 10th and 1lth of August. This
phenomena has been observed in this country for
many ye'rs. They noted in England cen
teres ago, and mentioned in an old manuscript
preserved at Oxford. They are called the Teaes
Of St Laurence, from their appearance in that
Saints day.
The circulation of the Bank of England keeps
increasing, Notwithstanding the increase of public
deposits. The circulation, including bank posi-
bills, is now eco 9S7, ,759 the bullion on hand
El6 769, ,j73; last year the former was Ele sos 49l
the latter El4,7762 200 This year the public de
Poslts S,26l ,2Sl last year they were
E6,337 ,O9O. The money market, in consequence
OF the advance made by the bank, is very easy
The best bills are discounted at p to q. The
business in the stock market is unmportant, and
prices have undergone very little alteration. Rail
way shares are brisksr.
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DUBLIC NOTICE The Finance COMMITTEES Of the
Council Of the Second Municipality hereby give public
notice 10 whom Il may eoncern that hev have caused 10 be
drawn 10 By n B. Cenas, Notary Public, formal
tract between the Second Municipality and the parties to the
original Of September % I'D, relative TO the
Battue providing for the opening Of Streets and the sale Of
o az authorized By the Act Of the LsRsatupe approved
on the 2s March I55O and that the Contract embracing
such conditions and spuaOns he parties heretofore con
sued appear willing TO assent TO- u ready tor Signature Dy
such the parties may fit TO TO and they are
requested and invited TO forward and sign the at
the office of the aid Notary, St Charles street, before the
ls of November To avoid all mistakes to the pares
whose sgnatures are necessary the committee subion list
the parties who either by themselves their agents
signed the original contract and who By themselves
their heI other legal representatives, required
the disposition Of part Of the Batture by the
Act Of the Legislature New Orleans August Isl, 1880
GEO. &. LAWRASON, chairman
List of persons who signed the contract Of September A
l51O, by themselves agents, TO wit:
Edward Livingston, Henry mcCa
Jean GrayieF, Joseph 5. Winter,
10 ls Bartheemv Maearty, Alexander babranche,
ChnstOval Toedano, Jeanne Border Mad me Pe :,
Vincent RleuK, Bertrand GravieT, Jun'T,
Tonssaint NOISY, Jeanne GravieF,
Ellie victor JOurdain, Widow and heirs of P. De.
Maneth ST. Armand, t. W. c., begaTe,
John Linton. aul
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NEARRLE-9l blocks White Italian Marble, direct from
H the 0uanies of CanaTa landing from Italian brig
''"ioeN''' ''''" BARELII & co. 81 Common ST.
Ry- Also on hand by arrivals, BardghO and Dove
Marble in blocks and slabs and Tiles of all sizes and dimen
sons ao four cases polished Marble Table Tops, for sale
low TO close cOnSgnments. JeS
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Truth is stranger than fiction"

Nessrs, SANps-GenhemCn: My wife suffered with dis
burning or I'ny years ud my a1gr was
fllrfe from b,r hlru hlmur her blood. We conSuted
various pys canr tired dies without unch benz
m, n We ha through Rev Thomas Davis OF the mcllcl
Sands rsaparn On his recommendation my vile
gter JCcl-i uy'E IT, 'ru ooh eApeemttd permanent
nom benz rough hand scay, became smooth and My
vIfs's fr y are almost and sluIt time longer
nv finn hgrf will produce Vcrcc ours, with respect
the English EeIghbOThood.
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5UsEFH IT, FAINlFsIt q CU., 90 HTayIer 6ITeeI,
- cont mpating removal to their No. AZ Camp
street the Isl Of September will sell their present large
S5oGh ] ol PE GoOS Gonssnng Of b'p|g and heaehed
and Jcans white and coored Faqnes do do plain and
lWled Apron and Furniture Checks; ChUctaw and Nan
keen Sules French, Scotch and American Gnghams and
Law Fine Irish Linens; Linen ShestnEs lO4, TIA, and
l34 Table do. and Napkins together with large
nen of other seasOnabie goods including 1000
"a Cotton Nettngs, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
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MADAME Y0Rk-This celebrated Philosopher AS.
VI TOogs and PhysOgnOmit and OF the Egyptian
Oaces OF Fate. respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
men OF New Or cans hat she will remain in the city for
hort time, and may he consulted in any Of the above
sciences at her office No 27O Gravier street between ST.
Peter and St. Paul streets. Madam Y il desired, will give
chronological Charts, with admeasuemens of the head
temperament etc. Consultation al. su i2~Ha
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AND IRON STORES,

HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
FRinsRLE3 h3f 81 iEf e BEiS. P Ias6s4: s'5s:t .
m ASP nUMEsTLo a,n mAFPRMfHF P.St bs cTE e.
@ ad er attention 10 %M al o @ I 9 Si W 6ey
walls from European and Northern ports, they constantly
their line and can confidently invite the attention OF pur.
chqer to their large and well assorted stock of which the
English Bar iron, round square and iat-7OO tons;
Best liable Iron, round square and hat-l0O tons;
Bssi BOisr p@ pat: aSIs @ 9'0' O
R:5 f.: g. ' $sSs Gs;: tons"
Best DO; plough moulds-lO tons;
Braziers Rods 4, 5-l6 and q inch round-9OO bundes
Sheet IRON English, American and Tennessee, from 10
Hoop lion, from 4 to a. inches-sOO bundles,
Cut aiIs,oeebratsd Weymouth and other good brands,
RGSks Poe Ss and Table Tat GEa1sIy Razor ct sf
Block Tin, Zinc, Speter, etc:-l5O Geo pounds;
Rca5sE GS02Pe fen o5 10 + leo ls6 z a5 o oSS 60 h
! Axes, genuine Co!inss Hunts, etc -25O BOXES;
and H Sn sR sD5 Pfss ne doz
R1s Rns RssaS' Sss siosR aa3 P1G@ aad Ge SSe Ssov.
o., Trace, Log Halter and Coil Chains;
G%ssoan GGG@gs5 IS%I,L Ssd LnsisS nRsS LocRs; aRs''
fliSHs Hoo anG lGpP PIse q ePIiHes' IiiHse;
Madow Fas-nGsrs et ,!oa every gnf f4e,oTipaon
Gfoss.c L. Pit add Mil saws;
Plough. q kfoss 5 tia.'s aud other coed brands;
TaTSS llSY and N Mans mil Robs-al szss S'''
9akum,, Marine HoqssiPe 10y saiI Z, e,s; ~ o;.
A5sR'!s iflooR Sn RSs Sos. Tn5i and 2 ffa.;l feal;
Black and elbow Pants; verdigrs;
Paris and hrome Green;
| French Pots. from / 10 50 pnts;
| Mil and GrndsH9neIi;
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~ FOR Is by slCKLEs & CO., n. JARVIS q co. and F.
% nuCAGF N.vpdsaus.....J JOSEPH TUCKER, MobIe.....
COSTA a Go Hsn,gomery eel. GAN TEs q co. Donnl-
.r.,LL. a q MMNDMAN. VlekEhm
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SUNDRIEs-Landing from ship Emily Taylor and in
-
MACKEREI.-Large No. 3. l5O bbls.
IMPERIAL TGA-sO0 3 and l3 b boxes.
GUNPOWnER TEA-lOO and l3 III boxes.
CANISTER TEA-25 cases
HYSON TEA, very hue-0 hall chests.
For sale by
s12 E. j. HART 4 co. 79 Tchoupitoulas ST.
uA2IA, BLTTER, CANDLES, etc
II DUFFIELD'S II AMS-5O tieFCes in store;
GOSHEN BUTTER-l5 fTkus landing from ship 81
las Holmes;
PHiiIADELPhIA PREsERVEs-25 cases landing
from ship Ella;
MACKEREL-IOO bbls. New No. 3. landing from
ship Emily TaylJr;
CANDLES-200 boxes Star, Mould and Sperm, in
store and fOI sale by .,
50 L. j. HART " 49, Tchoupitonlas At
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NOTICE hereby gysn. in the above resolution
N hRtI will sell Al Ofee MuSDAY, OcsaseT IA al III
O'clock the lowest bidder the cohtrsotinr
No Two with the best quality vi Rtagh dIris he sns
ing season A. p CR9ssMAN. Mayor,
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aSTONES! STOW ES-ln store and for sale, -
- complete assortment of Cooking, Office, PaflOr sA
and BaT-roUm STOVES. Is15N
McGfin's celebrated Air tight COOK STOVES, F&1R
aud The Stoven will be found surpass ali Others as re-
cards economy, eXceency and simplicity And as large
business only be done by selling cheap viii sell very
small advance on cost, g. W. W. GOODWNN.
Wholesale and Retail Tnware Nanuactury,
lelS Front i,pyPe. n. D.
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Inc entlTe amount OF foreign tonnage entcrrd IN
British ports for the even months which ended 5th
August. 1850 was ,097 ,569 tons, of which 3lS I05
was from the United States being more than the
aggregate of Russia, Norway, Sweden, and Den
mark, which was 273 l62; /; nd nearly three fourths
of Prussia, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and
France united which was 426 OS2 tons.
Our colonial exports receive very satisfactory
elucidation from statement which has lately been
published of our trade for the year lS49. From
this Il appears during that wear we eInorted-
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MARBLE BLOUks, sLAHs and IILEs-Re.
WI moved from the corner n st. Charles and GOd streets,
and taken in our store, the tOlowlng:
1000 Slabs of various white veined, BardghO,
aud Dove Marble
1900 Tiles of various sizes. rom 10 70 inches square
blocks BardgliO and whle Marble.
Also inst received and now on the levee,
s.Is Zo,o nv BARELLI co. 81 Common ST.
Siso a iarige polished MARBLE VASE, suitable for a
RRTToon or soda Fountain, for sale as above. sla
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h 10, Q. EA I LIFst N IU. IJsdlGTs COVe9, GUM
zIuj tTeet, New Urieans. fy25
ansact all business Of hs House. nutaal act passed
lhisday before A. C. AinswVrth, Notary Public.
.y25 GEO T.. TAYLOR X co.
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s'OPARTNERGHIP NOTICE.-The undersigned
y have associated for the pHrpOse conducting General
Wholesale and Fetal DRUG APOTHECARY Busi.
ness, under the firm of RASDOLPH PnPE at No l0s Poy
dra sret, btween Camp and St. Charles streets where
they prepared u fill country and city the lowest
rates Parcur will be paid The preparation of
Physcians' Pres nptons and the general retail depart
From intimate connection with the drug and
apOthecary business this city for the last years.
be deserving Of the confidence Of those who may be
pleased extend share Of their October
9Th. 1880 B0BbRT II. RANDOLPH,
oS I'm JOHN H. POPE.
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From an interesting letter of Vienna cores
pendent of the n Y Evening Post, dated 7th of
September, we make some extracts:
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S0HN sTR0U b 81 CO., iIS CoSMoS ST., Between
j Garopdelet and Baronne sts., DsqLerS H MAR;ySgI
BILE MANTEI-PIECES and ENAMELLEDt( gOl
CRATES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS. TOMB \[IEHsJ
SLABS, GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in okkNH|pSHAo
all Us different varieties Thomaston LIME Cal. ~NNAF
Cned PLASTER OF PARIS, Roma. ..Yt Hy- AZ
draulic CEMENT, Pastering HAIR, White sand, u
English, Pensacola and Pittsburg FRIEDRICH. my3
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the DAILY Line of Sea Steamers to Wilmin gon n. G.;
thence by Railroad Petersburg thence Philadelphia by
the established mail line, via Richmond, WahingQ Cy
and Baltimore. Through Tickets be obtained Of T..
VINsLOw, Agent, Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Com.
Pany, Charleston, 5. c. Fare, $40.
steamships from CharlestOn TO New NOrk.
Steamships NORTHERNER and SOUTH ERNER
leave Charleston alternately every Saturday, New
NOrk the following Tuesday Fare $40.
tg~ Fare Through, Fifty Dollar -4SS
je7 SHELDON Il POTTER, Agents, is Camp st.
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EW ORLEANS EMIERANT 6s REMITTANC
0EFIEE

ID IL 10 Ss
fNHE undersigned, his old established office, continues
1 accommodate persons desrOus OF remng money their
friends in England Ireland Scotland, with Sterling Sight
Drafts, payable in pOOwn in the above named king
and in suit He also usual, continues hay.
passengers brought from Liverpool this city, good
ships and reasonable Parties living distance, by
addressing letter (pos paid to the undersigned will be
ompy attended t. JOHN TOOIE,
sl0 " p Bank Place
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I a. WhBhh, Boot aad Shoe Deller,
'@s$$$$; 5S5$$o l CAM ~ s$;' s'''
Keeps "a " on a band G eyeg thing in his line g nGgfmg
and will the lowest Cash Prices. share of public
patronage is respectfully solicited. ap7 ly
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BTTSTNESS CARDS.

SVoOD 4. CO., Commission Merchants
" a. ~ az; ,;1sy w st,eet oil 6md&W
.IINIII-Es STOIIsHTON, Grocer and WtHe yHer-
, r5aat NJ VI Camp street, New Orleans. s5
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M q n teshamS LEs-ihe Il If9RPeEsd iI, aHd G%o2per %
John o. Hunstabe, master, will sail with dispatch above
Her first cabin all rooms, and the second cabin
arranged pressy for the comfort of passengers To
desiTOls of trying this California this presents
favorable OPP otUnity the Brig having heretofore been
entirely employed in the passenger trade and the swlttes
saer Of this For freight passage information
respecting the route, apply as below
K. NJ. HARRISON y co, IA Gravier st.
au6 .. WICkHAM, IS Common 81
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-12-17
Ill rira bien qui rira dernier. -

The Southern Press was quite merry at our
expense the other day, because we had com
mended journal to be published by Mr.. b. f.
PERRY, of Greenville, South Carolina. The
Press said:
"CALL YOU THIS BACKING YOUR FsIESDs ?"-
9 The anti resistance party in South Carolina,
originally far and few between are becoming
even more beautifully lcss, than at the begin
ming To show how premature was the Growing
and chuckling Of the Republic and its compeers
over the prospectus Of the new Union paper, 10
be published at Greenville South Carolina, we
append the resolutions introduced into the South
Carolina Legislature by Mr.. b. F. Perry. who
the originator and is 10 be the senior editor
Of the paper referred to.
"Thc papers that lauded that prospectus will
find cold comfort ia these resolutions MIR. Perry
was one OF the leaders Of the Union men in the
old notification struggle, and ono Of the two
members Of the Legislature who formerly voted
against the expulsion Of MIR Hoar, the emissary
from Massachusetts, Here are his resolutions"
We imagine the Press will find colder com
fort in the following. which we take from its
other self. the Columbia 6. c. Telegraph, Of
the 18th instant:
1--WE mayremark, On pGssani, that all the speak
ers thus Tar have agreed on two points lst, that
secession was rigbdul; %, that it was inevitable,
and not very distant.
mir. y. F. Perry, who spoke next, was an excep-
ton 70 this remark. lie acknowledged that the
South had suffered wrongs and fraud-gross and
aggravated frauds from the Union, but STILL a. he
regarded il, Il was glorious Union, and he would
not dissolve H. but proceeded TO trace its benefits
and TO cnumeratc its glores with the JUNCTION Of a
Grayson. Hamilton, or Poinsett. lie denied
the right Of secession while be admitted the right
Of revelation, although, az he commended, nothng
bad occurred yet to justify its exercise"