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Freights up and Down the Canal.

Tobacco, leaf (per hogshead,) 81
Do. manufactured (per box,) 10
Flour, (per bbl.) 10
Bar Iron, (per TONI rs
Pig Iron. (per TOM 90
Lead, Fig and Shot, (Per ton.) 90
Plaster, (Per ton.) l 90
Salt, (per sack) 81 toS
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1907 10 too
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To Tie Eaitor:--Below you will find
Protestant Church, for the Virginia Dis
trict, with list of appointments for the
ensuing Conference year. The late an
nual session Of the Conference was held
a. Campbell Courthouse, and closed its
,abors on the lth inst.
There has been general Improvement
IN the prosperity of the Church during
the past year. The finances are better
than any preceding year, and the ratio of
increase Of membership much Creator
The salaries and expenses Of the Ministers
have been generally met. and the super
animated Preachers Aid Society, re.
received into its Treasury. the last year
$1500,00. A great interest has also been
manifested for the College, under the
guardianship of the Church, subscrip-
tons to that object being large, when
all the circumstances of the Church
are properly considered. When it is
remembered that the district extends over
very large terrltory-a portion being in
the extreme Southwestern part of the State,
these statements are gratifying to our
membership and friends.
The lecture on Church government was
deli, cred by Rev. w. w. Walker, setting
forth clearly the grand feature of mutual
rights, between the Ministers and laymen.
So fairly were the premises Of the lecturer
stated, and so logically his conclusions
drawn, that to listen was to be convinced
of the truth of the position of the Church.
The session of the Conference was in the
highest degree entertaining and profitable.
which was closed with a rising vote Of
thanks to the citizens at Campbell Court
house and vicinity. for their kindness and
hospitality, to the Sons of Temperance, for
the privilege ofholdng its session in their
new and beautiful Hall, and to the Bap-
fist Church, for their house of worship.
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nIVlDEND.--At Meeting Of the Prcs-
- dent and Directors of the Pittsylvanin and
Lynchburg Turnpike Company. held the 20th
day of October. 1851 On motion.
Rcsoiped That Dividend of 81 per share ON
each share Of Stock in said Company, be, and tho
same is hereby declared, payable the 18th day
Of November next, subject to deduction of II per
| cent State the same.
Oct 23-lmif +. =. MILLER Trcns'r.
0nTH NOVEMBEES.--GE NJ:
III RUCkER has just received by Adams &
Cos Express variety Of desirable goods, and re
spectfully begs the attention Of the Ladies' and 9TH
ers wanting the following articles:
Rich Silk Frnges assorted colours.
90 Lace Gimps do do
Trimming Velvet Ribbons do do
Blk and cold narrow Gimps for braiding,
White Lace Bcrtbicr-,
White Silk Trimming Blonde,
Silk Dress Buttons assorted colours.
Supr. embroidered white Thibct Shawls. NIL
Of which will be sold very low for cash mud to
punctual customers.
Nov 10--4tf q. NJ. r.
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EXCHANGES.

EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York, ato per ct. premium.
Baltimore, do l
Boston, do
Philadelphia, do
Bank Notes N. Carolina, to do discount
.. Carolina | to do do
Tennessee. to 6 do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds 500.
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par s20-sales SIS.
Citizens Saving Bank slO0-sales sl074; since
dividend
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MOORMAN Il MARTIN have in
Ivl store and for sale, 100 kegs box, lining, w.
House, fencing and common Nails. Nov 17--ts
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Appointments.
President WIN. McGwIGAN.
> Lynchburg station-A. Doniphan.
Norfolk do VIM. McGee.
Abingdon do r. Butt
Heathsville Circuit J. G. Whitfield,
J. M. billiard. DR.. j. Goodwin.
Matthews Circuit-Wm. II. Comman.
Sdrry do R. w. Bergman.
Sussex do S. Walker.
Smithfeld do r. B. Thomson, w.
d. Sncad.
Princess Anne do VIM. w. Walker.
Hampton do ]. Spangler.
Greenville do ]. Marshall Wood
New Kent do M. ]. Langhorne.
Campbell do 7. C. Jennings, b.
c. Stratton, w. II. Pearman.
Good Hope Circuit-J. Forkner, J. NJ.
Woods.
Rye Cove s Jonesvillc Circuit-S. i.
Sizemore, J. Pendleton.
Wytheville Mission-Levi Hubble.
Richmond do to be supplied.
Charlotte do VIM. Pinnell.
Prince Edward do A. Freshman.
Roanoke do to be supplied.
Left without appointments at their own
request &c r. Barr, L. F. Cosby, w.
A. Crocker, E. Burroughs.
Left in the hands of the President =
DR.. e. Fnney, ]. D. Bergman, J. J.
Lansdell, J. Riggs.
Received intothe itinerancy-A. Flesh
man, w. II. Pearman, Jno billiard.
Elected and ordained to the order OF
Elder u. Marshall Wood.
Next Conference to meet in the town
OF Hampton on the first Thursday in Nov.
1852.
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s-W We authorised to state that EDWARD
d. CHRISTIAN is a candidate for Common
wealth's Attorney, for the county of Campbell UNI
der the new Constitution Oct 30-ifis
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lguira and Java Coffee,
CENERALAycmcyi in Lynchburr

| N-CHARLES W. CHRISTIAN viii
| give attention to renting Houses hiring out
Negroes negotiating sales of Real Estate collect
ing and settling up claims. procuring information,
and to any other business requiring Agent in or
near Lynchhurg. Business entrusted to him will
| meet with ready attention. reasonable TERMS
All communications. post paid, will be promptly at
| tended to.
tv' Office with Garland & Slaughter, Main
Street (Oct. 9-3miD
Ey, Bedford Sentinel copy
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SPECIAL NOTICE by p. sc.1.-

~. i"c"ty years experience 10 my business
IN Lynchburg, ought 10 have qualified me 10 be- able
to manage such an establishment u. mine. 90 a. To
carry out the good principle with which started
year ago, viz Lice and let Licr." and will do II
or break thu pitcher Aware before giving North
for my goods that there would be some lew article.
in my line offered ai Cost .toy Cash" | devoted
September To making my purchases. so as to no.t
c fric,s. Whether have succeeded or not Gun
be easily proved by comparison Of prices and
qualities, which Is respectfully solicited. My La
dies assortment il being enlarged con.tanty-,o il
Is added this week beautiful Enamelsd Cater. and
the neat Fillmore Tie" new articlc--Mis.cs
Shoes, "a fine suppy-Chiidrcn'. Shoes, coming and
song al hs fsme Of course--t;entlcmcn' fine Boots
and Shoes. good assortment, and Mems Thick
Boots very ehcap-Boy- work ahundunt--A large
assortment Of Servants Shoes, including few hun.
bred pairs OF heavy Richmond Stitrh,lown.. bound
and unbound Rcd and Black, going of rapidly.
Il About the rRETTIEST SILK liAT
~ ever seen, Of various style.--Wool Hats.
Sioneh Hats-CaPs' Carsr CapsUt nbundan.
and CAeop, Travelling and common Truaks.
large supply ehcop-Carrct Bags. including new
article =" gaita eycha. superior and not dear; and
some new styles OF Metallic Rubbers, very uent. pnr-
chnsed ot the manufacturer and warranted strong.
Now friends, please compare profit prices with cost
prices, and lei US see who win. the trade
respectfully, 4. SEABuRy.
Dct
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RLANKETs, RLANKETS..-THT

- subscriber has received his entire stock III
BLANKETS, consisting Of much the largest stock
he has ever had the pleasure Of Offering Among
which may be found
Real MackiDnw, cxfrn .izc,
Bed Blankets. very large and supcrD article
Whitney e good size.
H. ..
Colo q lareastock
All of the above Blankets were I'm. based Il,
Manchester, England, from the manufactory, and
are much cheaper iban usual. The attention NJ
Farmers and others is respectfully called 10 tho
above Goods, as they will find the prices greatly re-
duced iOct2-ifts u. TIC. PETERS.
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4 MEN CAM.HDKTs.--laO .,ox

- l.. q. Handkerchief, from a. dor TO 10 Ii.
hncs,-worrantcd 10 be all Linen. Among which
may be fund some cxtrn sire gents. hdkf..
Oci2-iits ID +. G. PETERS
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elk AND SATIN sCARFy AND

- CRAVATS.-Thc subscriber has now one,
| the most magnificent stock of fine Silk md Snsyv
Scnrls aud Cmynts in the Innrket M ,bcv weys
bought in London and Paris, and arc much clsanp
| or than usual
| Blk ltalinn Crovnts from soc TO % 90,
q % scarfs, very cheap,
Sntin
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On NOVEMBER, Is3I.-L1TIS

s(D NOVEMBER, lAJl,-LATEST
- SUPPLY or NEW GOODS IN N1RK.
ET.-JNO. }. fuRVlS is now receiving by Canal
boats Comet" Empire emo. Il. McDaniel."
Liberty and ''union,' very large stock of DIR
Goods, Shoes Hats, Gaps, Boanets, Sc Sc
lie would inform his ,n,ers and the public AZ
large that a great fail has taken place within the
last lew weeks in the prices of goods in the North
ern markets.
WHOLESALE.-As Il will BIO impossible TO
dispose ct oil this large stock of goods at retui,
viii sell to Country Merchants assort their stocks.
many articles that will poy good profits
Nov 3--Iwif JNo l. pURyIS Ar
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NEGRO Clothing and Blankets

1 We have in store and for sale, lnrgc lot Of
heavy Woolens and Blankets; asn, some very SUI
peror Bed Blankets all of which we will sell very
ow Nov 3-ts MILLER & COMPTON
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4 our friends and customers mny have the nd
vantage Of selecting from wen assorted stock. We
have added, by recent purchase. in the Northern
cites, many and handsome Goods, making up
complete assortment, which we will sell at cos, and
the expenses Of selling added.
As hitherto, we will continue 10 sell all nm old
stock at cot, and in many instances below, 81"
much below cost.
We ask fora continuation Of The favors VIZ"
have been so beautifully bcstowed nPo" Is ~ ~
friends during the last several months w" PI"'",.'
them, that time beforebas j been ~ p ~ -
themselves. MEM * ""A MIN
Nny
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NEW GOODS! NEW 1.OODS,

~ DIRECT From EUROPE.-.The sub
scriber has received portion of his FAN and VIA
ter Goods; dfec' from Europe, and in . few dsys
will open his entire stock, which when co~~I t.
will be the largest and most commanding e,-s .,es
IN Lynehburg, and at unusually low prices. The
Ladies' find
Rich Brocade Silks, (the handsouiest in town,
g Cloudcd "a (somcthing just outl
Blk Gro De Rhines all widths,
Satin Decline, very wide aud cheap.
Rich blk Satin Tor dresses.
few pcs Rroc Ribbons, very wide,
BIN Broeade silks, very cheap
White Brocadc %
e cloudcd (.omcthing entire, asw)
Real l,isl Paplins, tho hnndsomest soo,s out.
French nnd Sco,cli-workod Collars. Cuff, Chstni
zet,s and Sleeves,
Figd Mouslnins and Cashmcrcs
Plain in every column
Blk
White Mcrino, &c, g.,
The above goods are very hDna.,p,. AMI cLa.~
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DRY GOODS.

NEW GOODS AT NEW LON.
~ DON, VAC. NJ, CUNDIFF s. Co., would
inform their friends mud the public TINT they arc
now receiving their stock Of FALL and WINTER
GOODS, embracing every article usually found IN 4
well supplied country Store, which viii bs sold be-
low the USUAL prices, or At small advance on tho
prices paid in the Northern Markets.
NJ,
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TO HOUs EKEEpERs.-ANoTH
OTF nl Co.t. for C. -,

l. er supply Cranes patent Wash Mixture"
fo' sale by JNO. u. SEAY, Druggist
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wv" '''''''s' !" WY HHHHsUHV ustOfts
mcnt Of
BIN wat'd. Clooks,
" Mantla-.
Plain BLK MuntiIlu,,
Ono magnificent blnc Velvet (emb'd) Mantle,
made and purchased in Paris md is certainly tho
richest thing ever seen in this plnce.
Oct 13--if,s DON 7. O. PETERS
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SILTA EIDhF'S.--I3U n. SiIk Hkfs.,
~ some very superior, among which mny be found
some. genuine Bandonas. cxtra sire. Also sope
beautiful Exhibition iIdkis. all ut exceedingly Inc
prices, ut
Sept 2o--tsif ID. 7. G. PETERS,
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'a----1a1- p 9aHa- -4Iia|la laaa---a-i
MISCELLANEOUS.

Groceries Liquors &C., ON Con-
" SlGNMENT.-wc have just received in
Store u Consignmcnt Of Groceries, &c, consisting
in part Of 10 half boxes Leaf Sugar,
20 hhds N. o. Sugar,
barrels do
10 bags Rio Coffee,
500 rair Bregans,
100 g Boots
10 bbls. Double Rccti6-d Whskcy,
10 . French Brandy,
Old Ample do
16 boxes Cheese
Adamantin- Candies,
Herrings. Mnckercl &c. &C..
MOSBN & HOLCOMBE.
Nov l1-itts Auct & Com. Merchants.
NOORMAN a MARTIN (ono door
1VA- below Liberty Ware ilousc) have rec d their
Fall and Winter stock Of Groceries md Dry t;ood.
They cordially invite their friends and customer.
TO call aud examine their stock before buying else
where Nav l7-t.
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~ We are authorized to announce ROBERT
L. KENT as a candidate for the Office of Common
wealth's Attorney for the county Of Campbell.
Nov. Cts
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4 TTRACTIONS UNPRECE.

NV y. COGffILIl, J
Nov 17-tds TRerubican ropy
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ADIES mud GCNCs Md GIOVce,
- 30 dozen Ladies' and Gentlcmen's Kid
Cloves, (nll colors) the best article thnt could be-
purchased in Paris, warranted to be superior 10 any
glove In the market
Oct l3-ifts DIT e. pETERs
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CLOAKs AND MANTILI.Ae,.-.-..01,..

The above goods are very hana,un,, and cbe.>
Sept 2g--iltsl DON L O. LETTERS,
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& ALT.-MOORM & MARTIN have lust
- received per Canal Boat Telegraph" $50
prime sacks Salt, fully blcnch-d. Nav l7-ts
M OORMAN Il MARTIN have nav
IsA in store and for sale l 10 bags prime Rio, La
guira and Java Coffee. NovI 7-,s
SuGA1S md M Ol0Sscs.-MOORMA
~ & MARTIN offer for sale. u full supply Of
brown. loaf. graduated and pulvcriscd Sugars.
Also fine lot of Molasscs; all of which will be sold
very low. Nov i7--ts
DROWN and Blc0ched DOmaes.
= TICS. Oznaburgs and Batting, Negro Blank
cts, Hats, Caps, &c, Sc. A new supply Just To
hand. and for sale low at New London. Va, bv
Nov. i7-ts q. NJ. CUNDlFF 4 co.
RIO, Laguira aud JAVA Coffee,
IL Loaf and Brown Sugars. Adumantine and
Tallow Candies, Cider, Vinegar, Molasses &c, re-
eeiving and for sale low at New London, Va, by
Nov. l7-ts q, NJ. CUNDIFF & co.
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Fancy Scurfs and Cravais from 75c 10 n %.
He respectfully calls the attention Of tho cus,.
men 10 the above goods. ns they nre really hand
sOnIc. Sent 2g--ifisl u L. @ LETTERS
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Nov. l7-w4,
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THE UNION.

cannot hold hei under pe, especially which, like
yours rs OF great extent and value. must have man
and soldier ike your late father in whose place. a. 1t
regards you, now stand, you must bear IN mind
You must take husband then, and sucha one as Sc
ect for you" The poor girl, seeing her llege lord mex
osble. went on her way weeping. and asnng that she
had not been born simple vllager, 'Le her surrender
her lief, then" remarked his lordshp, ''if she loves
her boy so we'll" And that, | believe she since has
done indeed.
We reached home in time for dinner-the Sire con:
GLIDING The business OF the day by ordering the chamber
ain to summon huadred of the villagers, who to
be employed during the night in beating the waters OF the
fosse which surrounded the castle with sticks, in order
to prevent the croakng OF the frogs which would other
wise disturb his ordships slumbes. this being service
especially enumerated among The seignorial rights,
II the wings succeed in reducing state OF
salage lei hore that may find in Seward lenent
master his vassal did in the Sire de Montbszon.
New YORK, July IS, 1851 H.
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ny DYER q MCGUIRE, Aueuonesr..

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION.-We shall valuable
farm known Oak Grove auction Saturday, the 18th
july io5l O'Clock the situated miles
and half from Georgetown from the city
Of Washington, way Bridge and Gravel Turn
containing
~ beautifully situated with gradual descent 70 the sousn
supplied about hhcen
growth timber not surpassed by in tho
vicinity District
Tho buildings consist a stable,
very the door, situated emiasnce, In
tended 10 Of foreground
opportunity the purchaser for beautiful
country farm
contemplated plank
pass land
will be offered harness. with all
utensis-soch as pouabs, hsrrows, &c.
in
balance in twelve eighteen satisfactorily secured
ing interest
Title ndisputahle. DYER h MCGUIRE,
July l0-eod&ds Aucuopeers
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asuss~I scSas.s Native American Letter.
We have received several letters from our friends and
subscribers. requesting procure for them copies Of
this document We therefore repubhsh it in order 10
comply with their wishes:
@.at ~ Washington, November 10. ls4l.
DEAR SIR: have the honor to acknowledge your let
ter OF the 9Th instant written you pleased TO add
IN behalf OF several hundred native American republicans
OF Philadelphia
Not confdentiay, but not for publication have al
ready replied 10 letter from David M Stone, esq, of
your city, on the subject will write 10 you in
like manner, and in haste. This is the month when
the pressure of official business is the heaviest with
leaving scarcely time for necessary sleep and exer
else must not, however, wholly neglect your commu.
nication.
Should any considerable number of my counlrymen
assign me or desire 10 give prominent position
before The public, shall take time 10 meihodize my
views on the great question you have proposed Those
views had Their origin IN the stormy elections in the
spring of 1885, and confirmed in The week that the
Harrison electors chosen in New York On both
occasions in that city, and heard in the the
cry, Down with the natives! II heard in almost
every group OF foreigners the signal for rallyng and
outrage. Fired with indignation. two friends sat down
with me in my paror at the Astor House. November
S40D to draw up address, designed rally Ameri-
can party. The day after the election | out for the
South and have never precisely known why our appeal
was not published. Probably the election of General
Harrison rendered its publication at that time unnecessary
in the opinion Of my two friends.
now hesitate between extending the period of resi-
dence before naturalization and total repeal OF all acls
OF Congress on the subject My mind incnes to the lat
ter.
Concurrng fully in the principles of the Philadelphia
&c &c. should prefer assuming the designation OF Amer
lean republicans, in New York, democratic Ameri-
cans as would respectfully suggest Brought up in
the principles OF the revoution-of Jefferson, Madison,
&c, under whom in youth commenced life--l have
always been called, have proessed myself simply
a republican wing, which with the thing.
Democratic Americans would include all good native
citizens devoted 10 country and its nstutionswoud
not drive from us naturalzed citizens who by long resi-
dence, have become identified with in feeling and
terest.
am happy to see, by the Philadelphia National Amer
lean, that religion is TO be excluded party element
Saunch Protestant am, both by birth and conviction
shall consent to party State religion. Reli-
gion is too sacred TO be mingled up with either II should
always be kept entirely between each individual and God
except in the way of and gentle pesuasonas
families churches, and other occasions OF voluntary
attendance, CATER years OF dscreton reciprocal
sent.
Wishing TO the great work which you and
other patriots have happily set foot, remain, with
high respect, your fellow citizen,
WINFIELD SCOTT
To GEORGE WASHINGTON REED, esq, and others, Phila
| delphia.
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NEW GOODsThs subscribers beg leave to inform their
received supply OF the follow
ing articles, which they invite attention, namely
Black chally, for mourning dresses
Do Grenadine do do
Do Poultde Sole, Gro de Rhine, aud India silks
bombasins and silk warp alpacas, very light
Do and fancy bereges and de lanes
Fancy French ognndie and lawns
Plain and figured jaconets, for dresses
DO Swiss and polka muslins
Black and fancy Foulard silks
embroidered CHEMISTS, cuffs and collars Of
ney and price
Very handsome and embroidered under-slcev
Ladies' gnuze merno and silk vests
Richardson Grny's undressed Irish linens
Ladies gentlemen Kid silk, and Isle thread gloves
great variety goods all OF which will be disposed Of
The mosta accommodating terms.
also beg OF housekeepers
supply Of ,.-,,--, -,
quilts
Table and piano covers embroidered and lace curtains
White and buf linen, for window blinds
English and French curtain chintzes
4 81, and Ga white matting-
a. 54 and "a fancy eolored mattngs, style
a. s a. nd 8 plain and colored cocoa mattngs
Very superior English American floor ocoths designs
and handsome
And large OF English velvet tapestry.
BRUSSELS ply, and ingram reduced prices
HoQE BROTHER, a co.
May 2l--ifdn
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ABp-EL-KADERs SITUATION DISCUSSED HOUSE,
OF LoRDs.-On the night OF the 3oh June, the Marquis
oil Londonderry brought the OF Add RAIDER before
the House OF Lords, and wished TO know whether the
government were IN possession OF any information re-
speeding his transmission 10 the Suan's dominons, and
whether instructions had been given 10 the British dplo
matte agents AT Paris and Consantnople 10 facilitate the
release Of that eminent warrior.
The Marquis Of Lansdowne, speaking for the govern
ment, replied that though private individual bis
symPathiee went along with those Of the Marquis, and
however glad be should be to hear Of AbdelKaders
lease. he could no, help declaring that, as government
England had sor OF right to interfere in the matter
In introducing the subject, the Marquis took occasion
TO say that Add eKader bad already been confined for
long period that, il his imprisonment continued
much longer, il must endanger, not shorten, his life
and that II he should fall under the hardshps to which
be presen, subjected, il would be foul blot
the honor and escu,cheon OF France. The Marquis
then read letter from Prince Napoleon TO himself as
follows:
"Wha, you have told me OF Emr Add. e- RAIDER has
filed with very lively interests and recognise in
y oS, ;nas lo him the 'sme generous he. which inter-
viii confess To that from the first day Of election the
e,pu o, ADD 81 Nader has oeve, ceased 10 occupy my
sueneon and 70 press upon my heart with inoierabe
weight Thus have often busted myself in aem p,ng to
liberty without the r.k Of compromsng The of Al
gsria and the safety OF cod our colonies. Even
sm6Assaesv who is the pon, Of starting Tor
nope, instructed by me to study this question and be-
evo dear Marquis, that nobody will more ha
py than myself when shall have the power of restoring
Louis NAPOLEON
The Marquis thought that expression Of opinion BY
the British government in favor OF the Liberation OF the
Emr would greatly strengthen The French Presidents
hands in carrying hrs purpose.
Lord Brougham, after the response OF the Marquis Of
Lansdowne given, expressed strong feelng OF sym
pathy for the captive warrior Fin the conclusion OF h
remarks saying that be did not blame Louis Philippe moi
Louis Napoleon for the conduc, they had pursued To-
wards this eminent individual but he did blame the pub
lie opinion OF France, which he said anything bu
sound and creditabe to that nation.
(Nsp York Express