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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-01-08
D eemsr II. 1850.
state or Worth Carolina,

MEcKLgSBuRG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Qaarier Sessions. Octo,
Der Term, 1850.
W" NJ G'ier
rs Attachment
Thomas f Pur,et.
Levied in the hands of James II Marshall. WIN. A.
i"osens, John Love. VIM. li,pp, Joseph
T.l.oyc and others, aud them sun.
nionrd us Garnishee.
FL appearing TO the satisfaction Of tho Court thai,
4 the de'endan, hath we'd beyond The limits
Of the Stale his therefore Ofd,ed ty The Court iha,
publication be made SIX weeks in The Charlotte jour
sH' mat unless said defendant appear at the mex,
court OF Pleas ard Quarter Sessions 10 DC held for
ne county at Me- klenbug at the Court House in
,hsfoite. on the 4 h Monday IN J,nuary next. and
,hen aad there plead or repe ~ judgment BY dc.
hnll will be entered az ainst him.
Witness. Braiy Oaics. Clerk OF sid Court, at or
nee, The 4,b Monday in October. 1850.
d OATES, CC.C.
Printers fec so. IS
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Dissolution.

gNIIE finn Of r. w. Moore & Co. has this day
X been Dissolved by mutual consent, and n those
ndebicd. either b. Note or Book Account. are re-.
quesied 10 forward and make payment to Il.
W. Moore, who is authofiz 10 close The busiut As
Of the concern.
R. W. MOORE & co.
January l, 1851.
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IYNWYNlNs

Married. in this place. on the 1874 ult. Mr. THO.
MAS TROrrER Ia Miss JANE BROWN.
Also. on the 81 instant, by Rev. j. u. Wait, Rev.
n. THOMPSON SLOAN, Of South Carolina. 10
Miss JOSEPHINE, daughter Of ] ID Kerr, Esa
of this place.
Mani,d. In Rockingham county. on the 10Th n,
The lion. DAVID :. REID 10 Mrs IIENgIEr'rA
W., daughter Of lion Thomas Settle.
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New ORIEASs. March 7 1850.

New ORLEANS, March I, 1850.
Al the request of John +. Cowan, ESQ. of York.
VILE Tenn, have OK mined his pamphlet in refer
ence To the qualities and efficacy of his Vegetable
Llhontriptic in which find certificates from the
following persons, viz: DR. J. T Bone, Dr. Ii. Y.
Bone llr w Parks DIR A Underwood, Jos Gar.
wood, Barnett Brand, Smith Parks, Felix Parker,
Egg, Phil Claiborne, f. l. Gilcirist b Crawford.
Esq DrJ B Hinson, J A w Hess, S. Williams, Esq.
Geo b Miller. B E Holmes, John B Wright, Jas l.
Radridgc, Esq, Robt Holmes. Algea, 7 l. Ham
ilton, ID Mnion, Thomas Cooper, Rev Thomas,
VIM II A Miller, DR.. N Hess, John ii Day, Esq,
Milton Brow n. NJ c, Rev w Needham, Rev John
NJ Greer, McCcrkle, Col Edwin Sharp, w Da
wilson, DR. Jetton ESQ, Peter l.. Dozer | certify
that personally acquainted with all the loregs
ing persons far the greatest number of whom |
have known for mere than Is years-ard that they |
are without exception, men of the highest RESPONSE.
bility and OF unlmpeachable veracity. That have
known Mr. Cowan for many years, and from his |
high character as man OF integrity. ibe public NAV
be nllyas ufsd ofthe genuineness of the signatures
to all the certificates contained in the pamphlet
JOHN w. CROCKETT. |
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rs Attachment.
John W. Miller \
Levied on The crop o Corn and Cotton on the plan
TALON, on which the defendant lorney resid d;
also, on some Hay, Oats, Gearing &c, g..
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that
Il the defendant hath removed beyond the limits of
the State, is therefore Ordered by tie Court, that
publication be made six weeks in The Charlotte Jour
nal, that unless said defendant appear at the next
court o. Pleas and q Ia,tcr Sessions, TO be held for
The county OF Meckcnburg. at the Court House in
Charlotte, on the 4th Monday in January next, and
t'en ana there plead or r,r'evy, judgment by de-
fault Will be entered against him.
Witness, Brady Oates. Clerk of said Court, al Of
hce, the 4ih Monday in October. 1880,
b. OATES. C &C.
Printers fee,s Is
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$t6te Of y Orfh- Carolina.

MfcKLENBURC COUNTY
Court Of Pieds and Q,orier Sessions. Octo.
btr Term, 1850.
Joseph L. Blackwood
49, rs Attachment
Thomas r. Porter.
Levied in the hands of David c. HAYNES and him
summoned as Gstnishee.
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that
= The defendant hath removed beyond the limits Of
The State, his therefore Ordtred Ly the Court that
publication be made six weeks in the Char loie jour.
nal, that unless said defendant appear al the next
Court OF Pleas and Quarter SEES ors. u BE- held for
The county of Meekenbnre. at the Couri II use in
Charlotte, on The 4lh Monday in January next. and
lh'n and there plead or rcplevy, Judgment by de.
fault will be euiercd against him.
Witness, Braly Oates Clerk of said Court, at Of
nee, the 4.h Monday in October. 1850
B.OATES, CC.C.
Printer's fec. sas. IS
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COWAN'S
Vegetable EiiEl0EatriDtic.

safe and certain remedy for Grare or Stone in the
bladder, for arrangement of TIE Kidneys and
Urinary Organs and aHkindred diseases.
FEvfllS invaluable Medicine 10 the world would
n be blessing, if the afflicted could only over.
come their pr JUDGES enough to try it. Call at Dr.
}. r. Gimers Drug Store in Charlotte, and see a
pamphlet containing unprecedented evidence OF the
utility OF this invaluable vegetable preparntio
JOHN F. COWAN,
Yorkvle, Tenn.
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SOLID AND DURABLE TYPE,

bc.etof re offered TO the public. To this last fea
ute would in particular call attention, for soIidy
aud durability OF Type is ,he principle ofeconomy,
OF The greatest importance TO all typog raphcrs. The
members OF the erafi will also fud ready to sup
ply all kinds of
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Parents School
January I. 1851.

- hh Wins ~ hooA
rsr.l- It0MMENCES It's next session On
Zlk4 ~ Monday, the 3lh Of Jins.ry, 1851,
A-A=y remaining under the tuition of Miss :.
X. Fsosr. To its patrons We express shlig a,ion
Tor the literal encour aanneat IL has received This
school may he expected TO ooniinue for several yrss
until tie shact for which IL s made the educaticn
Of oar childfcn) IS completed. While n high stan
dsId Of education will hn msntAined. tho snre use
fol snd practical branches will receive especial al
tsnticn.
Terms per session If Free M.nths.
Spelling, Reading. Writing. Arithmetic. Geogrs.
ply English Grammar. q ). History and compo
'it'on Sc The higher English Branches alone. or
with The above IS. The French Language {and
Tie spsaish. Latin. or Greek, if desirej) $40.
Boatd. &c. sxcsp, candies. Sc per months. ditto
except washing, from Monday 10 Friday. - so per
month.
No deduction sher entrance, excep, for inability
10 Ntend school from sickness continuing mouth.
with notice OF the tact.
h. Il is so very imro liant 10 have the classes
and work for TIC session arranged Il it's beginning.
We sssn urse students TO enter II possible at that
limo
Sd WATSON.
d. ". LEE.
d cembsr II, 1850
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CHARLOTTE
MALE ACADEMY

IN Exercises Of this Institution will be resum-
- cd on Tuesday, the lst day Of October next,
which will be the commencement Of the session.
Terms per session of Fire Months:
First Glass, So 90
Second do 10 60
Languages, Is 90
Contingent Fee, IS
Students will be charged from day Of entrance, and
no deduction for LOST time during the session.
J. w HARRINGTON, Principal.
Charlotte, Sept. ls, 1850. 4l,f
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NEW AND CHEAP
CD = CO
GOODS.
''iE Subscriber having received his Fall and
I Winter supply of


is determined 10 sell them all off between nov and
next Spring, preparatory 10 commencing AT THAT
TINE in hs New Building. now ere ciing. with an
entire new Stock.
The Stock now on hand composing gen, raj and
peH selected dssortment will be disposed Of unusu
ally low Ter CASH, or sh II time TO Punclual
Dealers A. GRAHAM.
Charlotte. Nov 90 1850 50tr
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BOOK AND NEWSPAPER TYPE,
ORNAMENTAL AND JoBBING TYPE,

Bordering &c. Heel assured that the elegance and
accuracy OF all the Type manufactured by me can
not be surpassed by any Founder in Tho Union. By
an entirely new method in the mixing aud casting
am enabled tn retain the pirtaes Of The component
paris Of the mtiai, aod thus to produce, in addition
10 an elegant The must
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gINHE Subscriber has now on hand lis usual as
4 sorImcnt of
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PROSPECTUS.
"Conc0rd Mcrcury.n

'HN1E Subscribers propose to publish Newspa.
4 per in the town of Concord, N. c., TO be called
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i A NEW set of BUGGY HARNESS for Sale
IA Enquire al this Office.
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Seerstary 70 the Board Of Commissioners.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09

the message is devoted 10 common schools,
and various notifications OF the present
laws are suggested.
lie speaks openly and decidedlyin favor
of Internal improvements and particularly
of the Pacific and the Hannibal and ST. Jo-
seph railroad lie proposes that the state
shall lend its credit TO these companies, as
the work progresses; and If charters should
be- asked for other roads, he thinks they
ought to be granted.
A geological survey Of the State is press
ed with much earnestness'; and he recon.
mends the establishment OF school oil
Mines.
References 10 made TO the License System,
and the recent decision Of the Supreme Court
With regard to the Constitutional question, the
Governor saws 1.-The State, in the exercise
OF one of il, highe., preroga'ives, can tax sny
and every thing no. prohibited BY tito the Con
,,i,u,ion Of the Uuitsd States, the com act Of
,hi, State with the General Government, or the
Constitution of Missouri" II we may pre-
sumo to differ from the Republican. we will say
tina. we understand him as shadowing forth, ss''
farther, an opinion upon the Constitutional mer
il. Of this question:. e., that though the Ia"
taxing privileges, in ito present shape Is ex-
tire nelly unjust and oppre "ive,it i''yet not un'
constitutional to impose such taxes. aud TIL
law nigh, be made acceptable, il greatly mod
fled by the Legislature.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
TERMS AND PREMIUMS.

Fragments to be made in all cases in ,Edpancs.
The Premiums consist of the following
works, back volumes Of which will be given 10
new subscribers according TO the number Of pc.
iicdicals ordered, rs above explained.
Premium Volumfs
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MnT H'Hi MNt MHG.ziys si2I 20 months.
WESrMiNSrEt REVIEW u year.
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teriy Rspisw. To prevent disappointment, there.
fore, where that work is not alone wanted, sub.
scribers will please order as many different
works for premiums as there sre volumes to
which they may be entitled.
CLUBBING.
A discount Of fwcnty- fire per cent. from the
above prices will DO allowed to Clubs ordering
four or more copies Of any enc or mere Of the
above works. Thus: copies Of Black wood or
OF one Review will DO sent 10 one address for So;
4 copies Of the four Reviews aud Black wood for
$50; and 80 on.
-" M premiums will bs given where the
above allowance is made to clubs, nor will prs.
,nl'lns in any case be furnished unless the sub.
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w'fhom recourse 10 an agent Money current
III the States where issued, will be received at
par
= Rem,ttauces aud communications should
be always addressed, postpaid or iranked, to
the Publishers.
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d"e26) 70 FuLros SrarIr, New York,
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FRESH s1KKRI:lL!

THE undersigned 'egs leave to tender his sincere
L thanks TO his many ustomers aud friends for their
very liberal patronage. aud would take this method Of
informing them that he is in receipt OF very large
stock OF Groceries comprising every variety of stcs
in our line, which win sell low as can be- sold this
side of ST. Louis. Just give me cnl before purchas.
ing as am confident can make il to your advantage
to purchase ct me- All kinds OF marketing aud produce
wanted at the highest cash prices.
Remember The place-on the west side of main street
n few doors north of the Brady House. A continue.
ton OF patronage i. respectfully solicited.
nov2ly q, W CApLINCER.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
Jefferson City, Jan. 3, 1851.

Morning Sessioh-Senate-M Stewart
gave notice that he would introduce bill
TO expedite the construction of the Hann,
bal and st. Joseph Railroad; also an amend.
ment to the charter of said road.
Mr.. Williams gave notice that he would
Introduce bill to incorporate Company
for bnilding Macadamised Road from
Cape Gerardeau via Jackson to Bolinger's
Mills
Mr.. Young gave notice that he wonld intro
duce bill to protect the rights of married wo-
men, ard bill tn establish uniform jury law.
and to provide for paying jurors.
Mr.. Crow gave notice that he would in
troduca bill to exempt government build
ings in st. Louis from taxes. Also bill
to authorize a limited partnership. and a
bill relating to sight bills of exchang
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE,

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all creditors, ami otue $
interested in the estate Of Stephen Clea,er deed
late OF the County OF Rails and State of Missouri tina,
the Undersigned executor Of said estate, viii amply al
the next regular term OF the County Count OF said ,oun
", commencing on the first Mondsy in february 1881
loI iiLal Settlement Of said ~ ate
THOMAS CLEAVER, Executor
of tho estate Of Stephen Clsaver, deed.
nov aWs
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Mules for Sale.

q Thiry-sx head Of well selected MULES.
~ lin good condition for driving, for sao BY ths
.AE0 undersigned. These Mules have been faeh
since the first OF September. They ere three and four
dence Is six miles south Of Memphis, Scotland county,
where persons DESTROYS Of purchasing may see them Ut
any time, provided application is made soon.
RICHARD GALE
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GGOing Il AIone.n

| NJ slhsci b"i ""u'd respectfully inform his oil
hi'ud- aud customer, nat he VIII still iin,.
ne ".o.e-a.e and ,e'a'i Grocery Business at
thr ed atind well known a. the HiM Cat ormc r,
where le VAL always be Oh hand, ready to shell out
every thing THAT'S good TO eat.
Jan A. C. PARKER
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS
AsD THE
FARMERS GUIDE.
Liberal Offers to New Subscribers!!
LEONARD SCOTT x Co.,


Continue to publish the Tour leading br'!''h
Quart rly Reviews and Blackw ood's Magazine;
in addition TO which they have recently COIN
nepced the publication Of a valuable Agricultu'
raj work, called the
"Farmers Guide to Scientific and
Practical Agriculture"
BY l1EskY STrrmrss, +. X. s., Of Edinburgh,
author Of the Book ollie Farm" &c., Sc: as
si,,ed by JOINS =. Nonros, NJ. A., New Ha-
ven, Professor pf Scientific Agriculture in Yale
College, Sc, SC.
Thi, highly valuable work will compri.e two
large royal octave volumes, containing over
400 pages, with Ia or 20 splendid steel engrA.
wings, and more than GOO eugra,ings on wood,
in the highest s,yis Of the art, illustrating oil.
most every implement o. hushandry now IN use
by the best farmers, the best methods Of plough.
ing, planting, hsying, harvesting, &c, nc, the
various domestic animals in their highest per-
fiction; in short the pictorial feature Of the
book 10 unique, and will render il VI incalcula-
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The work is beng published in Semi-month.
ly Numbers, Of ga pages each, exclusive of the
Steel engravings. and when not taken in con-
nec.ion with The Reviews or Blackw 10
sold, at % Cents each or 50 for the entire work
in numbers, Of which there will be at least TWEEN.
ty-two.
The British Periodical. Rs-publiihsd are -
follows, viz:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW
CONSERVATIVE
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whig.)
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree.
Church).
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Lberal)
BLACKwOoD's EDINBURGH MAGA.
ZINE (Tory).
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they stand coniessedly far above all other Jour
nal, Of their class. Biaekwooi still under the
mas,ery guidance of christopher North. MAIN
tains its ancient celebrity, and is, Ut this time,
unusually attractive, from the serial works Of
Buwer and other literary notables, written fov
that magazine, and first appearing in its COL
unns both in Great Britain and in the United
States. Such works a. Tho Cations" and
my New Novel" (bo,h by Bulwer). my
Peninsular Medal, THE Green Hand" end
other serials. of which numerous rival editions
are issued by the leading publishers in this ooun.
try, have 10 be reprinted by those publishers
from the pages Of Black wood, after ii has Teen
issued by .Nss,s Scott s. Co, 30 that Sub'cri-
bers to the Reprint Of that Magazine may al
ways rely on having the earliest reading Of these
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
PLANK up!

I(ElNG DESTROYS of winding my business up as soon
40 possible, preparatory to leaving Hannibal. my
trends and customers will oblige very much by com
ing forward and paying up closing accounts by note,
as do not wish 10 leave AIRY o:my business unsettled.
can generally be found al the store Of Mr. I'd Dun
mug. lang q. X. GREEN
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
ENH 0Md UViMser-lsJO.
N E w ST OF Il II E N EW
And Cheapest of the Cheap!!

A HARPENDlNG has just received a superior
n. assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods, making
his on" al the most complete assortments in llann-
bal. His facilities Tor buying goods are such (havng
buyer always in mar,et) that he is enabled 10 have
the Lewest styles. and buy at the lowest figures aud.
hr is determined to sell the best bargains in Hannibal
II YOU wan superior goods al the lowest prices, call
at No q. Commercial Row. ociiO
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
Missouri state Mutual Insurance
Company.


John UFallon, G. NJ Vallcau,
Reuben Kno' Daniel ID. Page
Oliver Bennett, John Sirersou
John s. McCune Joseph A Eddy.
True W. Holt
HIS company is established upon the mutual pr1n-
J. ciple OF insurance and is emphatlcnliy home
institution. The fire risks of this company are tx
tended into all parts OF tins State. 1t, earnings ave
,'"vc' employed or invested in stocks real estate,
bn KEPT lor the promp, liquidation OF losses, aud ur-
der the Immediate control Of the Directors. Every
person ',Irns with this company becomes Interested
IN ITS success, and lis profits instead Of being divided
among few stockholders, belong to those who insure
IN his company
This company is taking risks upon real estate,
stocks IN trade aud personal property situated with
IN the State Of Missouri. They have limited the
amount to be taken in block in this city, carefully
avoiding concentration of risks This Company
issues lis policies Tor term Of years, eiecng per
nauent insurance at rates that cannot but prove sat is
factory the assured with return premium of from
fifteen to lty per cent for, the term of years which
the policy may run.
c. NJ. VALLEAU, Pres't.
II. ID. BACON, Treasurer.
5. i. LEpYARD, Sec'y.
have been duly appointed agent for this county,
and be found at all times at thu Drug store of n
p Kunkel II Co., where Will take pleasure in Ie.
ceivin- application for Insurance.
maylG-Iy. A. h. WEBB, Agent.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
Dissolution of Co.Partnership.

fNliE co-paitncrshp heretofore existing under the
l. name and style Of Parker n Wellman, has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. All claims
agasst the concern settled by \. c. Parker Persons
ndeb ID TO the late finn, will please call aud settle up
without delay. a. G. PARKER,
Dec. 81, 1850. T.. V. WELLMAN,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09

= nnn yards Brown and Bleached Donestics
O,NIoo from to l0ris per yard at
no,Iiy RHODES 4 SMITH.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09

, 000 yards Sattinetts and James, of every grade
+~,\'JO at [novi4yl RHODES SMITH.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09

CTEP in and examine those fine Blankets, and Read.
~ made clothing at the store OF
VIM HAWKINS.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09

M tufts, Shawls, Hoods, Comforts, Hosing. &C.,
WI at noyt4y RHODES l. SMITH
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09

NEW store and new FASH enable Ready made
~ Clio thing. Come and see how can beat the
Yankees. oct al !. H. SElMES.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09

'oPE-Man'lla Rope, Bed ccrda, plough lines, &c
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09

SVa Ha1:r OF on MI Msu'U.. ;ss.
In the Cncuii Court. Before the Clerk in vacation
Of Cour, December 3lst, 1850, tho following proceed
lngs were had, to'wn:
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The same unfeeling course has been pursued in
America towards the Indians With the Florida
War In memory, no American can with fairness
say much in apprehension Of the course Of Britain
in the Elst
The subject Of the Jewish Disabilities was also
discussed. Another bill is TO be introduced by
the Premier, and Of course passed by the House
for the third time. 1t remains to be seen whether
the House Of Lords will dare for a third time TO
reject the bill. Mr. Miner Gibson, in an able
speech, limited that the country would not bear
with the Upper House, If it dared much longer
to resist the general sentiment Of the people.
The Duke Of Brunswick on Wednesday made
quite remarkable aerial journey with Charles
Green, the celebrated eronaut. Having an an
tipathy to sea-sickness and water, he proposed to
cross to the Continent in balloon, and on Wed
nesday assembled from Hastings. They arrived
near Bologue, in France, distant co miles, in
five hours, and the gallant Duke Immediately
took his seat in a train Of cars for Paris Mr.
Green packed up his balloon, and retured to Has
ting via boat and railroad, making, as he says,
delightful journey While at sea, they descended
so low as to talk with the captains of several FISH
ing smacks through speaking trumpet
The French journals are engaged in discussing
the failures Of Louis Napoleon to form a cabinet
Of solution. Eugene Sue, the novelist has been
elected President Of the Second Committee in the
Assembly against the Due de Broglie.
In Germany, nothing further is done by the
Dresden Conferences, and they promise to accom-
plish nothing. The people are quiet, and the
success of despotism complete In Italy, there is
more agitation than elsewhere. JULIAN.