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Explosion Of the steamboat tBrilliant--Great
 loss of life.

The steamboat Brilliant Ia regular packet in the Bayou Sara tEadel commanded by Captain Hart. le;t here al o'clock On Saturday evening for Bayou Sara and intermediate Andngs, baving on board about thirty five pass ngers, among whom were eight ef ten ladies, and crew of nearly one hundred men. On Sunday morning between 6 and 2 o'clock. as thv Brilliant was backing out from Dr. Stone's plantation about SIX miles below Piaq her seconsl siarboaEd boiler burst on the frs revoi uuoaoi her wheels. and caused death and destruction among the many on board. The boiler went out forw ard. The NatcheZ No. } car red toytytwo of Ihe sufferers, badly wounded, 10 Piaqaenlae, ifteen 0i whom have since died. three to Baton Rouge, one Of whom MT. LesIson. editor of the Baton Rouge Democratic Advocste, who was dangerously wounded, and thrSe others of The badly wogadtd-Mr. Cotton. ibe first clerk, Mir. Cole, second clerk, and another, name nn- known--to Bayou Sara, twenty sve of ihe nnfor- tuusies were seen in the river immediately afteI the explosion. three of whom were rescued by the hands on the Ns.chez. Fifteen persons were car lied ashore from the wreck. One was dead; the others badly wou ndei-Mr MeCsrty. second eng neeE, and one of he assistant engineers, dsea 2! PiaquemIne. Three of the hge.aea; badly woun- ded, we're brought to the city by tte Pnncess No. }, and have been sent 10 the hospital. These fTeInen state that four barels of sosn were barn; at Stones landing, and that fifth was aboat sa be broken up for thai purpose when the explosion took place. These particulars we learn from the officers Of the Princess No. 3.
 Another account Ssys tha; the maIa cabin and state rooms as far aft the isd;es cabin. and everything forward of the boilers earned away. making a complete wreck ot the b9ai above the hull.
 Capt. Hart stated he had from eighty 10 one LundIed deck hands and hrenen on board at the time the explosion took place. After the accident he could not find more than about twenty Ave- The number of passengers on board he eoHis noi ascertain, but thinks the loss must be very great
 The following are the names es tue persoas killed and sealded, as could be aSeeFsained:
 JsneS Fullerton, hate, lost; J. 4. Gotten, first clerk, bA4 fE2a ided; 5. q. Cole, assistant clerk, badly sqSyded; J. Canes. second clerk, slightly scaideessIIt False. second pilot, badly sca.dedi Rober1 RbYie, first engineer, badly scaided; Mr McCarty. second engineer, badly scalded.
 Several dreEaen and cabin hoys were slightly, and others badly scslded- Capt. Hart was n the wash-r0on when he botier exploded, and was no injured
 The above E all the information weehave yet received Of this most terrible and dsplorabie ca lamIty.-N. o. True Deia.
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TH LfszRrT PAxrT NATIONAL CoSyESrros.-- This Convention, "a session as Buffaio, nomna led Germ, Smith, of New Iosk, for President, sni Charles Durkee. Of Wisconsin. for Vice President. A acspafcA says:
 "The resolutions form a platform which em- bEaees the cresdS of the eAtKeTDesl AboltIonis;s, ths HIost ultra of all the opposers af the fugitive slave law. the temperance UasH. psaee Hea, .aa! refortners. worneas Esghts men. aad free traders, and Ii calls appa all taess different retoFrnerS 10 come and ian thsir parry, and tAus aals= al the great reforms Of the day pa | broad hasss- They den9Raee the Colonization Society, ansl both the old polliseai parties, ia sae strongest terms, and eat Inc President. and members Of the late Goa gT-s wAo Ysisa sot the f1siayc slave law, p.fstss and narfeEc-s."
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From virzinia.
R,cHmoxp. Sept. 2s.


 The democratic State convention of Virginia, met at Station yester3a b nominate a candidate feS GaveTaor. II is said that Green B. Samnsls, of Shenandoah, will receive ths nomination, although then ls spirited coates. among the rival esndi- dates.
 Toe whig convention of Virginia % nominate candidates foE Governor and Lieutenant Governor, met yesterday al Charlottesville the attendance was very large and from all sections oftbe Siale. Col. Bondarant. was chosen President of the coayen- ton, when MT. Ligas nominated Geo. W. sum mers, of kenauko, for Governor, which ned by exclamation. Ar, Sheiby, stated that Mr. Sunmets would accept the nomination. The e0a- veation very harmonious and en1h asaastIe. and speeches were made by q number of dISlae uszhed gentlemen After the appointment of committees general organization ard another 10 araft rsS0- sutlons, the convention al, d,oufned until to day, when a candidate for Lieut. Governor, and Aisor- aey General, will be aoniaated.
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MuTToS.--We ffsean to Eepcat as least tasgsa al tunes or tll what we say aas s1ne effeet on oar eoaatEyInea, iaAs 3 poaaa oi iean, tender, f5ses maiton can be ralsed fat half the cost ot the asntlty tf fat pork; thzt t lR6piislg healthier food. esisecsstis n the summer ssssoas, nssse agreeable to tle psiats, when one gets 4ccgsaaied ts li; and thai those rho eat u beso9se more maz- cular and can do more wDtk wIiA gaeates esSs a themselves fAaa thase ~hacas fatp posk- We kno~ nothing Hsnrc delicate taal smoked .aHtsan kaIas tf the So9th down bfszs O! steepve ssxpa ltze!f s not superior. Sheep can be kefs ia hae grswiag order where oshss dsapesslc ansanls wli seaFeely eys, and thoaSaa8s of acres tse ssats, uader aa enlightened system of sheep hHsbandFv, sasy be made to pay gooa iatesess whese aosT they are lSeariy dead property tae haats Of iaesf psesca owuees--4a<ryesa Ayricsttt4riss.
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xnr,hnrn PaIleY.

". .Jv..,..5 yesterday, says the sopshers Press' "A. ,,.,e,sss sf ooioaf4;isa in Caiitos's ui the r..ln Already we lave acQssrcd large num- ,,, ,f ce,ss,ias as eisssens we presume. and at ,,iv ara The passa rsses ol sepailufe And wossn'p .E.otv csletra,ed is Calilcrnia by American eii'
 ., Th;.ts the t.sul. of excluding ,be souihesa a....,. f,9m California r., tsey eoaId have sup l,,,, p,h sav,s tlsi demand for lsboF 'a 1ai'iof-
 ,s.b ,he Caa.ss are now coming oseT 70 supply. .....,.
 rse ,trri;ory Of t'iab $ rendered inaccessible |, ,s,. s,l,h ftsgn the Pacific side, because CaH- s,,ni. and Oregoa occupy all the seaboaFd, and ,,svs,t ,se transrni; os slsyes Y ihatFoi'e- So Ysw NeS.co has aiteaay pFoaouneea agalass slave ry and having bcea realered poPuiols enoasa ~ n, TsSss dlssaenbefmrn bill to enef iAr oa'on .. ,sss,,e st aa early day, is thus made ears'ef in inc in1ress of slavery into tish 5y 'he o'efiaaa r,sie. Utah IS thus set sPsr 10 the Mof'nons and ,sev haze adopted pagitamy & one ot taef iasai- tg;ioas.
 In New Mexico itself. among the Ae1'esn Popa- ,s,i3,- and Pueblo IuIiaas. although but one wife IS authorized by law. the state of manners E weh knaNn rage rels5ion IS bai 'it'ic regarded.
 By he frauds and devices, therefore q The last c,po,oaise. we have provided for ise formation Of three States oai oi tas tenGofy Ssqaired from Nestco, and ia all of ;aen organism, poiyFamy o,amsruous intercourse of the sexes already exist, aud threaten lo become permanent This $ he xofs of the puritan a0siA. This is the bosSted p,og,ess Of ;he Uasoa under the new system ot ps,y. philanthropy. aad politics, which has al- ready become aseessaaaed, aad which has dictated osr te-,o,iAi policy From all this territory, which ,s,Ags rade free to pagan and poiygamous iRsti- tatsoas. tae Chnstias save holding people of she s,aih are etc.uaed iol a3hesiag to aa institution f,andea ia Ameuei by the. venerable Catholic b.shoa sfl philsn;Arapis;, Las CaSas: an Inslita- i,oa which was al 5p,sl n New Eagiand when the Presbyterian cAarea governed the State snd whish subjected laians as well negroes Q slavery; an institution .haI Wa. PeaR and the early Quakers adopted
 |. $ remarkable ;Aa; the section d the Cnsoa which sas taas elosed The gat.s of our westetn emp 70 lac sasih and opened thew to Asiatie institutions ls isseG .a,ssg EutopeaBized Il ia- creases aow more rapidly every year 5Y European emigration than by .Is o~a offspring; aud has be- coGae already foreign ia the extraction of aboot oae.tAl5i of IS p52l.aioa. l. has become foreign also in is hostility b Afrlc4a ssasey-ia its ten- dency to soc.zllSn--n is hostility 70 property Iaod he tide of EurOpeau population and opinion grows stronger and stronger
 We are boas:sug of our power. of our numbers, of our arms, but above all Q. our peculiarly ex- celleai, political and social systenS-yes we are undergoing, without war, the P;oeess of conquest and subjagatioa, fr1En the israptsoa Of nightier masses from Europe and Asa than ever advanced oa ihe Roman espIe within the same period of time
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Ys1n De EzssNsa t'asua Captata C. C. Danley.

We see by Inc lass Gnzetse & Dx.n,~sss. shai Capt. Daniry < trying to j8stfy hinseti fA pol voting fog H. " Johnson al the ixpe Congressman. elccsan. f.s sets e.Ii by gsvag alstssy and fate of set of rsS9lstsons ssleses by hisns~lf faf the aAupiIoa of the ate d1sDoefailc epayrnis8a. There Eesolati0ns weFs iaid upon the table, and the cos vemsipa sheB sweai tase IAe naainsts1a os caa9i- date fH Ccsgsrss, which resulted ,a the ngz5na- ton ef Col Johnson. Isne3lsiely after t1s sahl nstfoa was msde. q resolution was offered. fby Mr. Ross, we ses;sye,l aie1gag The sHppaFt of fae cony@SiIos+s the usmlaee, wh,ch Tesssa'soa was unanimously adopted. Inc Capiaia's resolutions were never called Ep, and the convention aaioaFa- ed. Tbn Es plain sHA Havsfassbea S,sieaseH,, so iAr as the resoig iiops are concerned.
 We do not Bppoid of justify Cospnei Johnson n htx abuse o ;iDoee who took parf against bifn in ths conyeatioa. by no DeaES, si was t'felr rxhs and duty oppose hgsn. fl by dang they thoagit ;he democratic party woaLi be iBore able ans fully represented: bal E8aioF5iy sad R- V. Johnson was their cholcs; and we ask, was II for Captain DaRIey, or Caplain any qne else. % set up for themselves, and say they would nd support hin, because there was psrsossl diSiikef We think not. Ii s contrary to all democratic usage. But we woaia most respectfully ask he Captain, II m withholding hS vote from the nominee, he WAS not withholding H frarn the democratic party, that party yoH say, y9H have Go long fud SD faithfully CO., operated with We think you have been gneun- slsteat. and az one boislag su office belonging to the parry yoa have refused to support, felt 1t our duty Co expose your course in this particular.
 We have ID iil feeling tow ard YOU, Captssa. but on the contrary. have ever entertained the best-- We are no maa worshlpPeE, nor dc we like to see | in others. We supported Johnson because we though, he was the only man before inc people or convention who could be elected, and we think So still. <
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New ur,raa. Marke,.

T2uG DELra. Get {. 1881. f'sstsa--Ths deEEaaa was cnR Saea to few par tssz eans in tse tay asd al lower pglees; ea. when factors showed tisesnzeises An4soaS Go real rs, aew bayeEs came i.x@agd aaa she saies Eeash- ed 5sa@ hslca, al faflher decline ei fssEy 4e. infsrsnf ..... Houe Cd MAidling 7!as- Ordinary ......-,. 6ia7 Nd Fair.- I. s4as4 AaisliEs. -..,... 7sa7i FAs ....-..4,. sia- TaSa<ss--Ies hhas admitted and 107 refused ws Fe sold aH pg.vate terms.
 FLA1--ssasez lfsl0 ha1z.. iBelaG.ns i@0 Iason extra st B; sg s. Loas at sl aEd 2Sn ss---. cara--sases 9s1 SzekS. of whsea s0u prime white al 50; isau mi%ea si tse; 2s0 al 47c aat Gsn at--.
 OEs2--zsS sAeks. s. Laass, were sota at 32e. 2 B1sR-5ssl satks sol3 al .;Jc.
 Wkaky--52 bbs raw sosd ss 2se-
 Park-5FJ sfgAs Mrss sold at SIS 5a.
 Racpa---IT gserees 6zsged Hams sntd as IeG- Itri 0s3--ia bbss sold q 7Sc pg Ealiaa.
 Sss--a0a1 sackx Liverpool e0arsr. la han hIeacned xaeks were sold at 3i ie. deiisssrd- CsgSs-S0o hags Rlo wese sod st7,a7ie-
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To MAKE CeRN OYsrxEs--Take three dozen ears Of large young Indian corn; SIX eggs lard and butter in equal proportions for frying. The corn mast be young and soft. Crate Il from the cob as fine as possible, saA dredge il with wheat iouE Beat sery light he eggs, and mlx them gradu- ally with the corn Then iet th- wlaoie be well incorporated by hard 5eatfag. A4a salt Spooa of salt.
 have ready, Ia frying pan. saiiicSe nt aantlty ot lard aai tresh butler mlxed together. Set 1t 0ser The hte til u Ls boiling hot, and then put m poFti0nS of the corn mixture. 30 az t0 form oval eakes about three inches iong, and nearly an inc h tt7ek. Fry2thsm brown. aud send them to the table hot. In taste they wiil be foHnd to have a SHgalas resemblance ie fried oysters. aad antger- sadly liked II properly sisoe. They mase nee side disaes at d'aner, and very good al bseakfaSt.- GT. TsL
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.I told Yeu Aa J.
Xau. Kha bad rsl tA. rasA.

 \ HAVE iags returned from New Togk wffk \ stock 9f sDaSs. saeh as haS naver ssecE seen ia ;ais eSty. and l compelled to haze the casa. and nothing shoTtef for thern. have determined to Ug-T iss si0es tower than sigsilag goods caa be- Lad n the southern country. The great yarlssy kept by ne waL ' have 70 doubt. be aa sndaec- meat foE ihase living As distance to eal ard see fng themselves upon tseir hSss vst to tse city. My stock Of WATCHES and JEWELRY. Faaay Silk aad other DFcss Goods ana TfsmmiagK. to- gether wiih Lace, EmbFgtaersss of all klais. SIR Aaniirs and Whites Shawls. BonHsts Ri5b1as. Llnsa Can6rie Hdkis, ChiiSrenS Clothing of afi kinds. Fancy Caps anI BsnneJs for eisls and boys, and the nnoss extensive vSTiefy of Lad.eS tssis&ss, Hungarian and Ieaay I.iRl Shoes of ali eolosS aAd materfal. from the essebfaied maaufaeteTy Of " Ryan & Ca, Philadelphia, and so many other ad. iereni kinds of ools that |, is impossible for r2e 70 enEniSfaie them heze. l would eaig i1s atgsa- trin of gentlemen to the FURNISHING DE- APARTMENT" of nY establishment Ffom the finest and latest style Boots of T. McMaili9s make ID b the most besatifal Hat of Charley 0akforfs ia.est fall fashion. 1 aa prepared to say 10 one can compete with nc.
 Just call next door to the Anthony House. and "yoa shall see what you shall sse.''
 Oct II. 2 U. c. FULTON.
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Racc.. asace... Akace...

TTNHE Bslie Poini Jocky Ciab offer Inc zSN \ following Purses 10 be req for eve. kSxAtbe For SmitA fGee course, commencing oa W%saesday Tue 26th day 0f November 1851. iSsaay-Ssngte dash or T mile, purse Sieo 2d daY--0ae mie hesss, pnrSe slf0. 3d day--rwo miis heats, paESe Sl0a. ish day-Mlir heas, shrse pest R five, purse S2Oa
 The purses for the foaf days races. as above de- Seubed, wsll be hung in the Judges stand oa the respective daya and foV according to tbe rules and regBlstlons of tlle Mempass Jockey Club
 l. W .vASDEVER. Sec'E.
 BslAs Psiat J@rkrs Ctab Oei. it. is5i S-si
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Patriotism ia the Norh-.Prates ia the
 south.

south.
 The following contrast IS q most striking illus trstoa Of the aypocrsy which $ rapidly acQ airng ths raie and coaIrol of our people. under the ope ra;i0H of the habit which IS becoming 50 strong Tn the sosih of looking iae norhi for our sentiments and op.aioas, ss well as our mA'eral notions:
 Perhaps ,he mos, remarkable instance on re- c0rd, Of the declme oi morality connected with government, has been recently presgated by that of the | niied States.
 About the year s5S, symptoms of dixaFsction and rebellion in Canada, gave rgSc to the orgahi- zaloa Of armed paFEI<s tlss county for The ln- vasloR Of that pr9ylace Ia aid Of tae rebeilious m}vegBent This iavasloR of British province was the occasion Of coa.royersy between the l.. States and England. Ih the course Of which, the latter described the ATneric4n invaders as pirates. However Serogs was the admitted o4en9e against a irieniy nal.oa. the U. States protested against toN classification cf their conduct. and maintain si successfully, that they were engaged n a cause gaseh mlght by theIr success, have attained to soue degree Of responsibility. which could never, uad-t any circumstances. sanetlfy the profession ot piracy.
 The tendency Of this invasion of Canada. was to secure free State and ;hax add so the political supremacy of the north.
 The recent unfortunate and equally unlawful iHvasIsa of Cnha tended to the acquisition of s.ATe state sat the addition of pohsicai strength io 'ae soatheTa section, Row under the ban of a hostile majority. The invaders were caught and Pl; 70 teah-the United States government rrfus- !aS b latercee for mercy, and deciasng tha, they asl iAe 'eSsrvea fate tf pIrstes-psrSoas engaged n a cause 50 infamous that t never could have aclas@d zay desEee Of responsibility
 CAa | oe credited. that the young, yirtuous sRd a.1ss reputable republic of the United States has already 5ec0ne 90 base. as to repadaie it's own aSosed aa1tas sentiments n thls open maaaer to se;Te the purposes of those in power or can yoa e soeae gioEe Aopefai solution to thlz anomaly. apPafentiy as iacocrig5ls with deseas regard sol aPpsasaEce.
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Additional Sslc sf laads f1r Taxss ia Hat Nagiag raaAIE. kra.

V adIgsea L. tae isstls asFeaay advertised. tse SsegR ef lius spring eaanty @pa sell 'Ie fpi- lawlag 1rAeis of land. fnF agN sayRsenI of Tszss, oH me ksw Monday n fSssnt@F, ts5i. at the court Ao0se anog n sad eanEss, aa prescribed 5y Iang-S. ]. <. is. T. s, <. Is. ITS acres aad 5s sd's; EEA.s s- H. T. (. g. fs. no aeses aaa S5 bS's s. W. s. t2. r.s. R. t9, Iss acres aad Il sd $; S. {. !, 5. II, I. (. R- i9, tss seFess SN f l. :. S. T. $, R. fs. is acres aaa es ksrs. raxsd sA tae pssp@tsy ef OakseyJ& Fiaisy
 Doaliesl laxsd laons tsss so l s6a. wssa lascfesS Staae tax aae Sg q l0; G.aRasY tax aae S4as 50
 CYRUS !. HALE,
 SAcrsg sa9 Csli~cssr e5 Hss ssriag rssasy oct Il II Pnn.er2 iee S.
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THE SAN FRAScISco VaiuAsr CoNHFvrr.-The Governor of California having issued proclama- ton against the summary action of the San Fran cisco Vigilance Committed. they now couanc them selves 10 the arrest of accused parties, aad in veStigaspon of the testimony against them, they are handed over to The courts and the grand iary. In almost every instance the grand jury have found " rae bilIs against the prisoners and the parties have aad ,heir trials. and when found guilty hare been duly sentenced according to law.
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raaKISSIa4FRv xilR.

N 0TiGE ss hereby gwen. ihst n Pafsasacs Of A ' fhe decree seEaeted n the PnlaSki Jageutt CaGr; in CkanccTY. yw tise rase Of Ismfs B More and Nife szalaSs JAsa Sseve saa 8taefS. the an- deTSlxncss. Commissioners aPFmHsed bg sEsd court. wlll oer s8d sell at pabsse auction fo the h@hess as.ss lasg tsdasv gD she ATst Monday n DeeeEabey, D.. 1881, Aessesa he AoBrs af 10 . elack 4, M, and : Q clock P M. of sad day at ths eoer. hoase door ef sad eusnty, the foll0wing described tract Of iazd. to wr; The eastvsFs4g pan Of staet q SIX hundred ana fsty acres ef land. oTsgaailg sar veyes and e0aEgYBed io John Esbtsse tsike2a in bls own fgas. keiBg survey Se. 24l7 n towhShsp enc p1sth of raaxe eisesn we&E. eaBtsshsns one hundred afp~ns of land. FfsRch nsasnremept. TEaus oa SAlE--Cssh, of credit of SiS ndnSAS, sae wsrshaser givIag bond xssa tws good securities for the payHssat af the paFshase nopey. Tide iEs iispHtst4e.
 PETER SERVER.
 LEON LEFEvRE.
 GORDON \. PEAI.
 IazsaesSSsamers.
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B.rrl.osr. Sept. 2s.

The vigilance committee of Grayson coan'y Vlrginia, on the 3th mt. arrested John Cornett, freud of Mr. Bacon. the Ohio abolitlon;st The committee req ueSt of him that he should Tenoanee abolition seutiusents but h- refused they tAea stripped hIm and tyIag him 10 tree. administered about dozen lashes wbea he agreed 10 reBoBace the TArrH, and sell his Iane and negroes and leave Inc State. The occurrence has caused great ex. estenlent. The eomElitiee are saa to be n par sHlt of several otller persons.
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RoxaSrrc lScTnESr.--Aftcr Queen VlctoFla cane Co the throae, a present was sent to her from Jerusalem, ef aR OiIre tree. | was Rep; oa deck and appeared so ale on the passage. In that stale, II was entrusted b the gardener. On the week IA which her Majesty was crowned, the bfStoi Mercury stated that. on the day Of the eoFonat2h, thIs olive tree pat forth twelve bios sosS. From lhis aeldeat. < IS thought that tbe twelve trees of israes will bs gathered Victoria felgn Some who sEe less lneoiogeaI aad more geBealogscai, infer that she wI have twelve chil- dren.
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TRE NIcAR4GUA FLAG.-This is the name, not of national banner but of newspaper. perhaps, after all the best emblem of an Americaa nation that could be devised. lis published at Grenada, city Of Is 600 inhabitants, under date Of July 25th. and the first paper that has been published ia the Eaglisb language m Central America-
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FtEIgtsFs pg CCsA.-RsS7rse4p prsssaals sf aas< a t4~ C.aaf Sasse' sy sA- sp1zssA gvvrruusHt-- TlSs9.os4s ls exGrSsIsi from tle Loadoa I.slses Of iht s'h 'aIt-. aa able and highly respectable. Journal of the liberal school:
 Fsras sf tis saie sf Csss.--Oa authority which ~e petteve ia ee qaIts trustworthy. We ieara the ,eias 1' liss ses7ilatt9a acs gDIag on, ID London iSt lAr SaiS ot Caba 10 the Atnerleaa governmemt ~ < tn'seipasi tRal Gea. Lopex will Dc sepaIsed; sRs 4is7f t2e spaa2A g)vera;n.at has tkus cleared tA s9asfe sEe Island wili be sold so tke Uml'ed s'ass to' foaaa sam af moa-y. More than one N'1 'ssf VIII 9e <EeA; aRJag others an immense a4-a 'o tae ' szea iaother of Span. Bat lae uoxs fssaA'Nai@ ooass $ ;as aito;asat of half the par SaAir slaaey .o the English holders of spanaxh bonds
 l. s sad taat Laci PaImefStcn disliEes these terms. CrsAat Ja at,sa
 .. We 70 not ka9w how far the late explosion in 1l9a and New Totk wili sFect thIs negotiation; sl-. aeenrdiRg D oar aarharstg, Il will make no e17efeaee--fiea. Lcpez ,he gaxssh boaaholaess. ga. siAef iaa aeatlai pastes having os.s.u engaged 70 tae asgotiat9oa before ths aalowar; eyesi. "A eo@a'ed elsewhere, oceaTe3 az EavaaI.
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WIVES oF rHE ScsKLKF DEsRxE.--As the last meeting 0; the l. 0. .. F., Grand Lodge oG the United States. p:iof to taat aea has just adjourn ed n thls city. a select euIan.ttee appoiatet. of waseh Nj. cogfsx. of Indiana. xas president, 70 prepare an aPpropsisfe ho5koffss " ee to be con- ierred on wiyea of seasie9listfee mesnheGs sf the Order [ good standing. S4eA a deSfee re- ported by Mr. Coiiax fast week, asd ]: $ under stoesd b have caused considerable debate. TEe representatives of the Graad Eaeampsnent Of nor taefa New York were aaaaLmoasiy fS t; Those ffasa Soalhszn New York wers AgsInSt IL ma
 pElgy 4 those frum the northwest were f0r t. Il, was however, oa Saturday. daaiiY adopted by q vote of 1T to g. We uaesss.aHa thas thase Ge- eeivIas ]; wiIl te ka4wa as i" Tae Daughters of Rsbeecan TAe badge proposed will he green and scarlet -Bsk Sma 1tsA aE