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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
<ans. Nos. 50 and 81 GIMP STRAIT. II
EsT&fs- PRIEsTLEY BEN, IIMPoRr. "

HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Ri = Il SIT ss z
~ AsP bo%rsT Taf aARpWAE non cgr.x "a
LEkY IRoN. TIN PLATES, etc, etc thank their friends for
ali Se s VIII
hoPe to them az Of syor BY arr
receiving fresh supplies carefully ected OF thing in
Ian we s socS which he
folo T + 4 n p s,t;, ,,n,, .n,s. ,oo,,
hest Table Iron round SQUARE and iai-i6o tons,
h ss, I'm rGand and sO Ons
best Tennessee Lon, round square and fat-so0 tons
FL s,i d. Dc. SGss P Bisg IONS IONS,
s ssss ,ro,. aei .oI plough mouds-lo tons;
Bss swedss plough plstes-l5 tons;
sheet ron EEg,sh American and Tennessee from 10
Hoop g, Iron n, from t94.s inq4es7sOO bundles;
Cut Ssiscelebraed Weymouth and other good brands
Pressed s sefs, kegs;
Pocket and Table Cutlery. Razors, etc;
Tin Plates best Charcoal brands-s0o boxes;
s1s s s sssa. s% 40 10 L 5a aS
AXES. genuine Collns,s, ngnt's etp.-25O boxes;
Gos ai WfsP Ss sHe S dess Ga'''' d'1
tas h ss si s9 r saa 1e. ss9 tsw.,
f 2E. TTaesl Log, Halter nsrs and Col Chains;
hntfcan anu fSngllsn LOCKS;
Sliding DoJ- Furniture;
IlooAs and Plate Hinge;
Butt and Parliament Hinges;
- Window Fasteners of every duscrptiOn;
HSs, Of eTssy s dSs Ii gan, and paten
a1s Tia snj other coed brands;
Hollow Ware and Castings 30 tons,
Tarred and MANILA Rope-a sizes;
Oakum, Marine, Houselue, etc.;
Sperm, IAnseed, l. ard and White Oil;
Atlantic pnre White Lead;
Brook yn Nos. and 2 Lead;
Black and elbow Paints; Verdgris;
Paris and chrome Green;
French Pots from 10 50 pints;
MN and GTintlst0nes;
. Sheet, Bar aud Pig Lead Lead Pipe, etc. etc.
,fney are also the only Agents in New Orleans oil
hiLLMAN, yANliEER co. s celebIated TrssEs
s Sn,i ibB4N, and oil the HUMPHREYVlLLE COPPER
COMfANY. 81 tim 2taw
| SCOTCH ALE-Prime Scotch Ale, in quarts
= for sale by ias JOHN TooLE. Is Bank Place.
| ElGS-500 drums new SMYRNA, in store.
l13 A. +. COCHRAN, q Tchoupitouas st.
| IANTE CURRANTS-40 tierces Zante Cur.
= rants, now landing and for sale low by
| las s, WOLFF. IS Camp st.
| II AlSINS-5Oo whole half and quarter box, s.
IA / ". ARTHUR co. % and % New I.ayee.
IlWlNE BOTTLES-20 groce received, and loI
| t,r-ealeo y la3 T. l.. MASSEY.
ITAPlOCA-l0 bbls superior Rio Tapioea.
Jas a, +. COCHRAN, "a Tchonpteuas ST.
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NESTLE PORTS. a.

-ers-.. CHARLESTON ANE HAVAN A
SEiE#Es Packet - United States .ua't Linz 5etwee9
ossssstzs Charleston and RdUGnG. via Sa5aEnda GRe
Aey Eest-The splendid steamship tsABEi,, Capt. aol
ms LOO tons bqhen has e.amsd her REGULAR Ihl tton
CHARLESTON Is. O. to HAVANA, leaving Havana
for Char estonSt and I'D of each month"; leaving Charles
ton for Havana on the 1s and 10Th.
RATES OF PASSAGE. ~,
Havana to Charleston or Savannah. ........,.t,.$S
Havana to Key West. V
For further particulars, apply to
Nj. q. MORDECAi, Charleston, or to
E. ]. HART & co. 10 Tchoupitoulas st, n. Orleans
Agents at Hava na, DRAKE BROS Il W.
s- Passenger leaving Havana by this ship can reach
BALTIMORE the FifO Day BIZ taking the Land Route apd
New York and Phade uha in the same time by taxing th9
Steamship to those ports DO Jaw
-r-rszss FOR NEW YORA Direct-To sail On
sssa,i3s15asa The new and splendid steamship MARTIN
ally, from the Steamship Landing foot OF Girod street
For freight at low rates or passage, having spenai accom-
m0ddtions for cabin Storage passengers, apply TO
d2t r NJ. HARRISON 4 co. ~ roydras st
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GREAT BL EsSlNG TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.
1t is the safest and most eectIGl medicine for purifying
the system, and relieving the sufeugs attendant upon Guild
b! discovered. Il strengthens both the mother and g
child, prevents pain and disease increases and erches
food those who have used it think it Indispensable. X
highly useful both before anu after confinement,
diseases attendant upon childbirth: cospeness, pe
cramps, swelling Of the feet despo9dsncy, heartburn, Som
ting pain the back snd JOINTS false pains, henonhage,
and ulang the secretlons and equazng the crcula
has equal. The virtue of this medicine is it
always safe, and the delicate successful;
very fw hsanis ether r-ce IL come little
and light food, with this medicine, will always insure safe
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED. LADIEs.

This of Sarsapsa hos been expressly prepared in
reference female complaints No female who has
to suppose she anpfoaohinG that critical period, fhe Tur
Of Life sluad neglect t1ke Is CERTAIN preventive
for any of the horrible diseases which fsnzls
subject at this time of life. This period be dslays:
for several by using this medicine. Nor is il less vlna
biz FOR hoee who approaching woma1hood, as It IS cal
culatst assist nature BIZ Quckenng the blood and nvg0r-
ang the aystem. Indeed, this medicine is invaluable for
the Huae diseases 10 which women are sahect II braces
the ehos SYSTEM pemensnty the natural eaeres,
by removing the impurities the body, tn slpa.
ting p,Oduce subsequent relaxation, WI CHS the of
medicines taken Ior female weakness and disease Ey
usng few bottles Of this medicine, many aud painful
surgical OF srGtlons may be evented
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"A. r. 20 CH AN q CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MEREn KRIS asd hi.
hive alwaga on hand:
CAROLINA SEED cow PEAs--5no bushels genu.
me, Imported direct from Charleston;
rtGS-iJN drums Smyrna, superb. Eleme;
hh!sslSS-in cuantiiiea 10 suit purchaser;
tl5n bales and hags Soft Sislied Almonds
SnEhLso ALhON IlfS-200 boxes, in inns order;
PEGAhs, bRAhiL NUTS and PEA FUTS-SD
9gFPER, ACE GINGER, eto.--aQ0 bagsi
ri A I kChI.Acency Of Heth Floyd Il To-;
~, y ~ 80 b4sbsss pluta and quartz, 'FlegGul;
sARniNES-Y. holes. halves, thirds and quarter boxes
"lNt,S-siEsoa Ilaret elc IN hcHes h.f'a aga, sweet
BRANDlGS-V Various quaitiss;
bUTTEH-AIways on hand, 5upoly best ST II,nis.
ORANGES and f,E5O NS-Of direct In alton. aad
gu linda Of Foreign Fruits, ETC.;
PRuNhS-in jars and fancy boxes;
CiTROSS.Ssg boxes nerioi1senoa Citroas
GRANNY CHER ESQ cases fresh lnpdinr.
EASCAR0NI AND VERtiICELI.i-301 cases fresh
FIRE,GRA CK EiRts-sOV boxes first quality No i;
POWnER,Agsncy of the celebrated American Uhiya.
~ f9S'ner COMPANY" guaranteed superior to any
Powder manufactured, ldl7 a,pl oil
PAINTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP.
i f. ROWERS, soong and favorabiy know HOUSE,
ana SIGN FAINTER would in ion his friends and
the public in q that he has PAINT SHOP. at ia
Magazine atet where he is prepared for
cutting with proptness and dispatch all orders in his line of
business, with the very best Of materials. ~ ly
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CoTToN GROWING BY THE BRITISH IN DEME-
RARA.-A letter dated Georgetown, November 26,

kARAs-A ieVer odteu OeofgetoWL, NoVemoer ~,
says:
The English mail arrived here on the 18th inst,
and the news has given tone and encouragement
to commercial matters. The dispatches to the Gov
sermon are of very sinister character as they en-
treat and command that parsonage to put into i'm.
mediate requisiiion, aided and assisted by the Conn
Gil Of State, an agricultural school in each parish.
with 100 acres of land attached thereto, and cotton
plantations in eligible sites, with view, TO GER
tain extent, to give home, employment, and in
struction to runaway Africans. who may hereafter
escape from slavery in the United States Of America
degrees of the equator, but has been explored and
examined by the British, with a view as to its ia
cilites for producing cotton. Mr. Fuado, southern
United States planter, of great research and scen
tifc attainmsnts, who returned via England from
China where he has spent the last FIVE years, at
the instance Of the British Government, in whose
employ he is still engaged, reports that the project
Of producing cotton there has signally failed.
Jamaica IS now tested, and doubtless will yield
not inferior to Louisiana; and the French, Dutch
and English, all to avail Of Fuado's aid, are going
to work in Guiana, with the belief that this staple
can be successfully raised.
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Wholesale and Retail.
NJ yEEEuT tn2 SIT rsIAREEG &

ITO PROVE that we do not take this title in
= vain pray tie prhc in general and those c.1sr
passns our Establishments 10 give u! call and ex- a
anime tof themselves. We have the most choice 1924
and varied articles OF CONFECTIONERY, such 49,
q rs rles Cakes all pure Sugar OF Chocolate, -
Candles, etc, etc.
Mr heort has the best collection of Flower Pictures Stat
Ies, Fancy GOODS Fruits Toys, exc, in pure sugar which
have ever before been seen in this CITY, ' '' '>
r Leort also has engaged the best French Pastry Cooks
70 serve the public and families, that no establishment in
this city can surpass it. ~ " ma amns :"
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DIR. DAVIS'S
SYRUP GE WELD CHERRY AND TAR.

IN OFFERING to the public this ard valuublere
for COWS UaiP1IoN, BRONCHITIS, dsIH4aL9.
COUGHS COLDS etc., append few notices of the
character and efficacy OF the nslne. Numerous testmo
mails in uanphei ior distribution al the agency
which invited obtain. itmIy he proper
that Dr. d. is eminent practising physician oiweyey
btanding graduate OF te University oil Pennsylvania.
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RARELLI & CO., 81 Common str ct, offer
~ the following goods, in store, for sale
Italian Marble Blocks, Slabs and Flies;
Otto OF Roses and Essence of An5ette
Nice Oil, bordeaux Ansette
Claret Wine-Beraasse brand -,
vert <ffreot nom Newfoundland,
Per.unery-a full assorment;
Perrnassn Cheese Madeira Sherry and Port Wine;
Black Silk Velvet and Italian Sewing Silk;
One superior Denial Instruments.
Received by direct impoTtations and lor sale by
do BARELLl 4 co. 81 Common at.
nISSECTING CASES. Just received per
IL steamer Philadelphia, dozen Dissectng Gases, best
quality Medical Students and others invited to call and
examine them. For sale by
MI P. l.. MASSEY. corner Camp and Grayier SITS.
II ETCHUPS-
M 30 boxes Underwood's Tomato Ketchup;
~ do do Walnut do;
10 do do Mushroom do;
nj store and for sale by
Z. NJ. McALPlN, Canal street Bow,
/" oli u and 70 Common street.
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yEAKNEss ANn pam lN rME RnNAsr.

1871 e!l mighty IlT
Davis's Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar from knowledge
OF its virtues Ny wife had been affected 1f long time with
weakness and pain in the breast the this medicine in
short entirely relieved her The symptoms would after
time ecur, and all occasions the relief was ns speedy
in the first place. Ii is six months since she has been
free Of the Affection consider and recommend it as most
valuable medicine. Its gtenne effect has been great,
ia addition to relieving the breast SWApLow, ~ Waters..
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JOHN BUTLER, tr.
FEMALE MEpIClN ~.

Dr. Fownasads SarGp0rlia ia sovereign and 5Desy cue
for nopienl Cons urDton bansnne2 foiapsqs Cssi,
Falling of The Womb Co5venes1, Piles LelchorIpa,
Whites, ooslrueted ifon ieasuatIoq, inqontinence
of Urine or involuntary discharge thereof Gad for the general
prostraon OF the systsnno matter whether the Iau OF
inherent produced by egulaTty, Illness o.
accident Nothing be surprising than itsnvsofan
effects the human fsne. Persons, all weakness and assi
tude from taking become robust and fql of energy
under It's influence Ii pned aiey counterscs the neryees-
Of the emae frame. which is the great cause Of barren
npss. 1t will be eYecte OF in of delicate
nature to exhibit cacate8 of cures performed but can
the afflicted that hundeds e cases have been reported
children after using bottles Of this invaluable medicine
have baan blessed with tina. healthy Offspring.
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OUININE, 1000 OF;
" Shot, 90 bags Drop and Buck
Nails, 1900 kegs Of approved Brands;
Goldfish, OOdrums;
Herring, 80 barrels;
Rock Candy, go boxes, Red and White;
Jujlbe Paste;
Pickles and Catsups 500 boxes Assorted
Worcestershire Sauce, % bxs warranted genuine;
Fanna 800 packages at Manufacturer prices
Phlladepha Preserves l50 boxes;
- Cuba Skies, 100 boxes;
For sale by e. J. HART s. CO., 10 Tchoup;toulas St.
I LIQUORS for the California Market
- s o cases s. Tobias * Sons WINE BITrERs;
20 :. :. :. BLAcKBER1Y LlaboR
@ h AvESSsh =;
eV Put up expressly for the California Market lan' l
80 from ship Falcon, for sale by
dill e. J. HARr& GO. ~ Tchoupitouia4st ct.
~ AiLS-20O0 kegs approved brands;
" Gunny Baes-130 900;
Quinine-IC0U ounces;
Fire Crackers-500 hoxea;
UeGkers FariDa-100 packages;
Split Pess-20 barrels
Preserves--lO0 packages Philadelphia
Pickles-4OO boxes Underwood's, Wels Miller & Pre-
, yot 9, and Philadelphia;
, Bottled lie ana PoIer-500 boxes :. For sale by
dl4 ~ J. HART co. 73Tcboupitouias st.
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Dr. Townsend, having tested hs Sarsapara in
Of Fits, of recommended it, and was surp
70 receive the following from Intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Westchesel county:
FoRDHAN, August 70, Is4I.
Or. TounssnjI)saY Sir have little sirl seven years
Of age who has been several years afflicted with FITS we
TIED almost everything Tor her, but without success ct le
although could ind daon in circulars
fog like hers thought, she in delicate
health would give her of your a3aparla, and
very glad did, only restored her strength bat she
has had etgrn Of the Its. to great pleasure and
prise. She ia fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
We fee, gra.eIul. EouGp, respectfully,
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~ Merchants from different sections Of The country, give
The most laterng Of the universal popularity and eff
icacy OF Dr. Davias Syrup, under their notice number
of them, witnessing its Virtues have regularly sold on con
difion that if did give satisfaction the price should be
returned cad of the has had any application TO
n,u the norey THIS speaks VOLUMES in favor OF the me.
cine We append syg extracts troE ogders, smps OF
thgse we are eq1sa Of well O verbal ACCOUNTS
hastrr
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PHILADELPHIA June 2 l546-I feel free to recomm IT. Dr.
Davis's Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from
of its bencal effects in my have been for
time past subject attacks OF splitting blood attended with
weakness the breast and uneasy sensation at the stomach
accompanied with dyspeptc symptoms. Last sprg, having
had been cured by Dr. Davss Syrup, try it. idso, and
was relieved by in less than bottle. Its apparent good
effects were Immediate
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Cosneos, Chalk, ind vatley OF prepaatlOns generally
use when applied 10 the face, spols of
beauty They close TIE pores of the sn and check the
culation, which, when Mature hwarted by disease
powder a skin nianlei by the aka,es used scans
beauties is own pro lcqn In the human face dyine "a
well IN the garden OF rch and eeate tinted and varega
Ted flowers. free, active and healthy circulation OF ths
fluids, the courslng OF the rich blood to the exre
Ties thu which pats the eountenanco the
beauty. is that which impaIs the lndescrbable shades
lashe9 Of i01ens-5 that all admire, but descb
J l.aIi. u H.. Lis. - . -
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'aVlHss o UI
y w. Dyer .....Poin
John Bird ......2i,i IN
Jnniatn. ...,.,.. 7,ni'
Lady Constable. II, M
MargaretCooper I IN
AarGora. ...... Am
Mary LaHe...,.ll,nl
May Flower....2s ui
Minsrva........p IN
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Dapi IS sgrugf F-1F CRezrF aHd Tor We wo1.daa1
attention 10 th5 advertisement NJ this valuable melne in
other coamn ssvegal ri h suins,y effects hayecOms
under resoAa 9beEgl9, tY We therefore confidently
and IfMpsranes SEattna, (Irsnt9a.l lab. Z, l..,.
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NETWORK Tribune.
NETWORK. THURSDAY, OCT. 80, 1851.
WIKI state Nominations.
Tories of the Morning.

Mr.. Webster's temperance at WASH
ington has given rise to great many ru-
mors and conjectures; none however OF
character worth pausing to consider.
The news from Mexico represents the
cause Of the insurgents or patriots un-
der Caravajal as still successful; while the
Government appears altogether crippled
both from want Of resources and men. 1T
is confidently stated that there are three or
four hundred Texans and body of troops
lately dismissed from the L. ). Army at
Laredo, with Lieut. Col. Ford, with
Caravaal, who is making preparations to
carry Matamoras, the headquarters of Gen.
Avalos, by storm.
~he whole force commanded by this en-
terprising chief does not exceed SEQ men'
whose victorious career the Mexican Army
has been hitherto unable to check.
The accounts from Texas are full Of ru-
mors of intended Indian hostilties on the
frontiers The report that Wlld Cat had
Joined the Mexican troops is confirmed.
The Camanches have determined in coun-
ell to drive the Fifth Infantry from their
new position on the Brazos. On the other
hand, such military dispositions are made
on the frontier as have been thought necee-
sary to repel the incursions of the Indians.
The news from Pasas, Canary Islands, is
even more distressing and appalling than
that we lately published. The pestilencc
or plague is raging with intense violence.
One fifth at least of the whole population
have been swept off. Among the victims
is the American Consul, with all his family,
including servants, except one child.
There has been another collision on Lake
Erie, but happily without loss of life.
BY late Telegraphic Dispatch, we have
intelligence from the Mails of the Europa,
that Louis Napoleon intends to form no
Cabinet until he has completed his Address
to the A Assembly, which he will present to
the new Ministry as his programme.
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more than parry vote. Our people bsirere
the vigorous prosecution of our great PUB
liz Works important and essential but YOU
feel and kno,r it. Show il, then, IN the eff
cheney Of your organization, the fullness OF
your vote, and the overwhelming strength
of your malorities
Glorious WESTERN NEw-YoRK anchor
age of so many proud hopes! home OF a
noble Yeomanry to whom counterfeit De-
mocracv in vain displays its tiRsel come
out in YOUR might next Tuesday We call
for your answer to the hundred guns with
which concentrated Loco-F ocOism at AL
bany proclaimed its approval Of and ex-
ultation over the anarchical breakup of
our late Legislature, expressly TO defeat
the Canal Enlargement. Let it ring out
clear and shrill on the air of Tuesday even
inc. 50 that the Chathelds and STATIONS cam
not mistake its meaning Anxious eyes
are turning toward you-the memory of
past struggles and past triumphs shared with
and led by you rekindles enthusiasm in
many Wing heart BY the memories of
'3S and 40, we conjure ycu to lead us once
more to victory in the contest of next
Tuesday
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Return from the Laramie Treaty.

RON the 81. LOuls hepuDIfan Oct. ".
Yesterday evening the Clara arrived in port hay
ing on board Col. Mitchell and Major Ftzpitrick,
the Commissioners, Col. Chambers, b. g. Brown
Col. X. Campbell, the Rev. Father De Smedt, and
delegation OF Indians from the Plains IN charge oil
Messrs. J. S Smith and Joseph lesson IIonore, In
terpreters. The Indians fifteen In number, des-
tined for Washington and other Eastern cities They
are
Fran, the Chsysnnss-The White Antelope, or Vo-
kiyocum mast Little chef, or kave on'ne-ye.
Rides on the Clouds. or Wave ahtOsh.
AropaAoes-Esgles Head, or Nehu nutha The
storm, Noco-bo-thu Friday, or Wash
The Interpreter Of these Is Mr.. Smith.
SiouI-One Horn, or Hakon.zeIze Red skin, 81
ObalOw sha Shell Person, or Pom has-kah witcah'
cab Elk Oh his Guard. or Ena- kah a,keck tan.
Assuaboaes-Geose, or Nav gah These are I'M
der the charge Of Mr. lesson as Interpreter.
OuOeS-back Elk, or Waf-rtlsh an me nee, anu
his squsw, Moo-kah.pee, or Eagle feaInei PACK i
Bear or Wan sho che go Iah' ana ms squa"' nov
All pee, or Singing bird. There are uIee" "i ,ueh
in an and are fne specimens Of the Indians Of the
Plans.
There was Crow brave the delegation who
came up as far AS Brunswick "nen' WINS 'ne ooa.
lay I'D during the night, he suddenly let, without
notice to any one and no trace could be obtained OF
him The supposItion entertained was. that he had
become homeacs or llieu' aho "ouo a.IelnP' " -.
observing boat going up that evening, the hrst ne
had seen passing up. la the evening he appeared as
cheerful as Usual-aBd when ne LETT ne borrowed lne
knife Of one OF the Cheyennes. Very dhsent search
vas made for him that night and the next morning,
but no trace Of him was discovered. Col. Mitchell
Oilers a reward OF one hundred dollars for FINDING and
delivering him at his office Ia this city. II he has
not committed suicide. or been unfairly dealt wtn'
but IS attempting TO get back home, 10 IS very desifd
BILE that he should be delivered to the S1pennien1-
ent With the exception OF Friday, the Others nave
cot before seen the white settlement. Their nauons
gave than up to the Great Spirit when they seecte1
them TO goand In the event Of the death or less OF
any one OF them II will be difficult 10 explain and re
concIle 1t TO the nation This Is peculiarly the case
ia this instance, rs there was but one Gro" u 'h7
celee alton and he alone without an Interpreter
except a. he could be communicated Win oy s5h,.
The journey, TO the Indians, since then attiEn -
The settle ments, has been one Of great wondcf' M
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Arrival OF the Europa at Bostou-further a. -
the Ministerial Crisis in France,

Bo,r0N, "Wednesday, OcI ~ 1871.
The Royal Mall Steamship Europa reached
her dock at East Boston at : o'clock this even.
ing Her mails Will leave here IN the morning
and reach Newly ORR tomorrow afternoon.
From the foreign papers at hand We can ga.het
little of interest. additional TO the Halifax dis.
patch
The Pans correspondent OF The London Gio6s.
under date Thursday evening, says VI. Bellault
Is spoken of as likely TO be charged with the Tor
nation Of the new Cabinet. but II Is certain that
no decisive step viii be taken until Louis Napa'
leon shall have completed the draft OF his Mes
sage to the Assembly 50 as to be able to submit
it as his programme to the persons whom he IN.
tends to invite TO ON his Cabinet This Mes.
sage, says the Constitutional. viii propose the alb
rocation of the Electoral law of 1850, and de-
clare that, faithful to the cause OF order, the
President will never make any concessions 10
anarchy"
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Items from the south.

BALrrNoRE, Wednesday, Oct ~, 1851.
John Foreman (coiored) was convicted by the
Baltimore City Court, to-day, OF murder IN the Sc
cond degree, for killing George W Rusk (whlteJ
butcher
No mail south OF Wilmington tonight
Thompson's election IN the Wheeling District,
Virginia, Is not yet certain.
Thlr,y.fve enancipated negroes, from Virginia,
arrived at Baltimore to-day, TO sail IN the Libeua
packet of the lst.
violent storm ragged at Wilmington on Monday
and the Charleston boat was unable 10 cross.
Major Tochman received a letter to-day, announc-
ing the death of Govenor UJhaZyS wife, at New
Buda, Iowa.
DR. Kinkel addressed a large German meeting At
Wheeling on Saturday night