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At 10 minutes before I o'clock, p. M,
The Company Of the
GERMAN NATIONAL THEATRE,
of tha Olympio

nsn.kef. DutBttnsi
Leader Of the Orchestra. Herr 7. W. RAnken
DIE WEIBLICHE SCHILDWACHE,
The Female Sentinel
Vaudeville In aot hr Friedrck composed by E.
Steigmann.
Mother Anton Madame z Sohmidt Anton, her son. Herr
Hoym; Rose, Madame kenkel; Jaoos Herr Benleb;
Herr Kenhe Caspar Herr Zimmerman; Hlns Herr Herr
mann Peter, Herr Wenslawski
Intermission till o'clock PIP.
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EXCURSIONS.


GRAND C0r1LL0N ExCURsION-REMEMBER THE
" gloous 18th Of Ausust-rhird annual grand Picnic
and Coton Excursion Of the Mechanies ton
Biddles Grove viii take place Tuesday. August l2th
Catt W. d. Peck and double decksd barge Lovett Msen
barge warren. have chartered
Nheelers Empire Cornet Band. and Walaces Cotillon
Band twenty hve in number ais, Tickets
Committee or At the landings the morning.
cursion The Committee have determined pains
t.penie shall be spared TO mako this the
eursion OF the season Wesley Smith, President George
tsres John Mason. Treasurer The steam will leave
Greenpoint at oeock foot Of Tenth e. R. 7xi
broome street IN Market street. si4 Spring street,
n U. A.-GRAND MOONLIGHT AND corfLLoN
". Excursion 60 Fort Lee.-Compimsntsry 70 Worth
Chapter. No 81. o. Of U. A-rhe steamer ASTORIA will
leave Astoris ON this) Monday evening August H. 1881 At
havenswood, ten minutes pact o'clock Harris Landing,
twenty minutes past O'clock Green point 81
o'clock Broome street. at before o'clock Spring
street, at o'eloeh whtworths Cotiiion Band engaged
the purpose dan,ins supper will be served a the hotel
Tickets for the Excursion admitting LADY
- cent? to be had at Townends store board the
Perry boat. He'll Gate Ferry, and the wharf, at the
DIc-NIc EXCURSION AND CoTILL0N PARTY OF
the West Mount Vernon Association. their grounds
At the Hunts Bridge Railroad staon-The Members OF
Join them In urson Monday the 18th last The
Harlem with band Of music viii City Hall
half pAst o'clock. and also at 10 o'clock returning
half past o'clock and half past5 N. Tickets for
meetng Of the association, Mechanics Hail. i7o Hester
mo. D LUTHER. President.
n. L. MURPHY, Woe PresidepA
rsu xp Muu '~
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!: :::: :.':: r ';;
i
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s H Gooss ses x"ssIise II: ssrss; s.''' SMITH A'ad'
NAT1oNAL THEATRE. cHArHAn srRslr.-BoxIs,
.. sss Tsl. 81 s:ossys P,i,.ss So.:: sSni.sas
eight persona s. Doors at7h curtain riyes quar-
;:; ss t:sr iAs %sf
csris 9s H.s DIi'rs.eh S NJ aSS sSS.h . We'll
Greedy Y. G. Taylor Lady Aworth Mrs asasonviis;
sieers; -a
y. X. scout Emma y, rtrAm, Miss Barber.
EELL0xg xassrRsLs. AT YsLLewy Hsw xusI.
= .ss :st .s.. s..s
y ed g.
e: enc IS; ys.r bean .sssss s.
ono mos. -: ssi sss v.n:s.s
u the world Adni.,oS cent?. DooIs
s. s wssSns:S;: ..a Sturdy ne ssPsss
BAHsy.M..ss A AsEnIcAE E1, nysEgx.P: Use PAKNy..
ant NanagsAdmssion to the Museum and PERFORMS
ss'i:: s1s.: s:.
~. g. OSsl Pa: Dsa.
t,semsnt b the MsItnetti Family the moral drama Of
eve ssenin sSs na.ss Sl ssi
drama Of the ALPINE MAiDi Ladder Perormsnoss by the
Msrtinett Family; the piece Of PERFECTION and the
comic pantomime of the RED MONSTER. The Happy "a.
snily may be seen at all hours
vNHE GREAT WIZARD or THE NORTH HAS EN-.
gagged yripler Hall for month, and will have the
honor Of giving series Of his grand drawing enter
tanmens Of Soirees FAntastiques. which elegance
and interest have met with unive
out All Europe Professor Anderson begs
20 call attention TO ois future announcements.
WASHINGTON HALL, sos BROADWAY THIRD
Nv door above Niblc's Garden-Admittanoe IS cents.
oeiook ona. SodoSM gsrsrm,nes t9 commence a.
be presented for the tenth time in the world the mu
cal wonder the Infant Drummer who certainly the ,t
musical predigy yet being only years
old and performing the dcult pieces with the great
est Ease There will connection with the fnfsut
Ofumner variety Of ,asing
splsn did Panoramic Painting.
RAYMOND HERR DREIsBAcHs MENAaERIE-
NJ This celebrated henageriethe largest and
Sucsed IN the known almost animal
tronage and 81 hundreds Of thousand: Of the most
Just commenced most brilliant summer campaign, and win
foiowng order yizBsngor August and sth Old Town.
9th East Corinth llth; Dover 12h Parkmsn lh Athen
4th Skohegan 10Th; Anson 10Th; Pennington l5h; Mer
cer 10Th; wnterviie 9th; China 2st Augusta 22d Gar
diner, 23d: Winthrop. 18th.
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yANIhy.
n Jaleo de xeres. by. Nile. Caroline Rousset.
La Polka Nationals BY. Niles. Theresne and Adelaide
R0usset.
La Manota " Miles: Caroline and Adelaide Roussst
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Door, cren stsocioet. A. NJ Admisson-Tichets "a the
eptre Performance One Dollar each For sale At the
Brossvay eatre, aud at the principal Hotel, and Music
Stores IN Tie city.
Director. Peter RlohinRs
Assistant Director George Lewb.
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.x.ox,y,,tssnrlis snli s;ss. ss,sss ? ~ ~: yrRxwoRx,
For the Premium Of Dollars offered BY the
Executive Committee.
NJ EDGE Jun. Of Jersey City. and Hadhed Of viii
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for Sea.
PHILApELrHrA, Aug. 10, 1851.
Orders have reached here from the Navy Department
for the gate Ssrsnsc to be in readiness to sail We'd
nesday Her supposed destination Is Cuba
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week Of the sesson.-Gsorgs Lea, sole proprstor.-
Admission-Seats In Private Boxes, cents btase Seats
s.ioon every afternoon and evening Enr
in the evening at eight O'clock The sntsranmenSs ars
varied aad select and such BE- 81 ether plaes
Ethiopian Open Troupe numbering fifteen peformer being
Me and 1t the same time the most talented band IN
sotss for their and figure and Who num-
And modern tmss company Of Arab Girs who through
variety Of strength and dexterit Madame Rosa
Male and Female Artists, Who WIN Iys an exhibiton Of
variety Of interesting every afternoon and
,venng For particulars see bills Of each day.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE PHILADELPHIA
w The ladies and gentlemen who engaged at the
above named the ensuing season.
quesee to assemble in the Green Room O'clock the
required in order to facilitate the tion Of the
novelties that are now In active pre- paration.
PETER RICHINGS. Stage Manager.
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CAnprr AND AnBoY RAILRoAp LINZ IRON NV
:. an sos. yoHH PofTsR' sersiss Line, = ..,Icck
Ansrnoon Line. stt e'ccck. vars " ether tss ~ Ter
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nEGuLATroNs
No encores OF performances be permitted special
time having been for sch performanee The artists
vu obge the Committee and the Gener, Drestor being
dressed fer tho stage ten minutes before the time for their
respective performance assigned In the The
audience requested 10 the right hand Of the inner
entrance and pass out 90 the other side No person can
be prnited 20 in front Of the orchestra aud stage
The two circles Of seas are reserved By the COMMITTEES
for the Governor q the State the Mayor and Ader the
Esitors Of pus journals the artist. and their friends
who viii show their certificates for their seats TO hs
officers AZ the ILLUSIONS q the stage cnly be perfect oy
shut except during the interisons The commte.
drcn during day. will hnd female attendants whose duy
Il 70 study their aud who will direct
spcct 10 obtaining refreshmen The entire VII
aot usbers the occasion. and will be BY
ribbon ppon the collar They will attend general
comfort Of the audience and viii seats for ladies
and tho young brsnches Of families Gentlemen
quettsd transfer give their leaving
the gareu b strangers and boys the Battery who
seek 10 obtain admission In this manner.
GRAND DRAMATIC yUBILEE IN HONOR or Z. A.
NJ Msrshsl-Csll for Monday. August IL" Rob Roy
10 o'clock, A n, How 70 Psy the Rent" III o'clock
Sci ool for Scandal" IL o'clock. .....s. -.
vUHE GRAND DRAMATIC JUBILEg-NoTTCE-THE
artists earnestly requested 70 be In attendance At
fore the time their respective aad 10 report
PETER RfcHiNGs. Manager.
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at Is minutes past II o'clock.
THE MARrINkTTI FAMILY,
Ixtraordinary Chair fean by the Asrtnetts
AstonishinE feats with stts. ...... by n julien
In which he will throw Somerset Of the greatest
feats attempted.
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INFANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL 5ss
Broadway Sd door above Niblos Adnittanes Is oents;
Doors open at O'clock Performances commence at
o'clock Box Once open from 10 o'clock, A. M-rhs Mus
cal Wonder-the Infant Drummer-wil be presented for
nest wonderful prodigy ever yet seer. being only years
greatest There will be in connection with the Infant
Drummer, naster nallatrat years old the Accordion
and the National Panorama or Mirror of our
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VANpIRBILTs NEW AND INDEPENDENT LINZ
The new double engine steamship PsohnrHEUs Of 1soc
tons burthen, Church commander, will lesvs from pier
no. n. r. Wednesday, August l3th ~ o'clock Pm
eos san Juan direct whence passengers will be speedily and
comfortably conveyed the transit route of ths
sarssus cerpsny Having bat miles oflana r.nspor
ttioo 70 the harbor Of San Juan del Sur the Paoae
Ocean which plsos The well Known and steamship
PACIFIC, Captain Bailey will BE In readiness
direct " san rrsncsco From San Juan the
Pronethe.s vi soeesd vtheut dslsy " Chsres srprt
Ing passengers The opportunity Of takre either the Mica
rseus Panama C.crnis Freight taken 70 ses
Juan eL Chsfrss rcr passage freishA inquire d d.
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rRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

NEw YORK AND PHILApELrHIA-NEw Yoar
~ and Philsdephis dIreet-Unted States Nail Line
throush IN ~ hours, via New Jsrsey Railroad frsre
New from foot q Courtlsn 4. street and Ia ~
sdelphis .. and A n. and p. n, IRON shs foes "
Walnut street
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at IL o'clock
UN ACTE DE KEAN,
Par Alexander Dumas Principal characters tv Mr.. Rob
ert Kemp and Nile DArment
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THE MARSHALL TEs1ImorrAL.

nRA ND DR. MATIC yUBILEE
VI
Z. A. MARSHALL, ESQ,
GARDEN, rUFsDAY. AUo. l2rH
PROGRAMME.
The Executive Committee the announce the
annexed programme Of performances. with che time sS
which each will commence:-
at o'clock, a. M, precisely
Grand Overture by the Orch estra br Cunnngton
To be followed By
ROB ROY.
Third Act.
Rob Roy McGregor Campbell ........ Mr. Andsr,on
1.-THE great Wizard Of III: North
a.. 49, sv.o CnipRendste
t9oohAoe 'oxhon burkooB
pDoIsni. shaw
NsoeAuAesono'.
~.
1tsncs ospsioissone. W. H. HAMILTON
xroeo. 1ibe Doern8
.hiss Ans
Aeser5 tr1nH ana 0ourioy
Wshiander: English Soldiers; 10 10
at 20 minutes before II o. clock, An
Pas de Deux. by Mlle Adens and Sgnor Neri
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CHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE. MEcHANICg HALL.
~ No. AZ Broadway above Grand street.-Open every
and we'll isown CHRisTY's HINsrRSIS. eomSrsss -
sisnoss peri0msrs saSsr shs n.nsssnsat Of :. Chr
have been With favor By highly
ana fashionable audienees Tiokets cents Doors open
Chrsty hinstres respectfully informed that The
saturday Afternoon Concerts will bs dsooA for
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vNHE GREAT WIZARD or THE NORTH HAS EN-.
gagged Tripler Hall for month, will have the
honor Of gvns series Of his grand drawing enter
tanmens OF Soirees FAntastques, which for elexanos
and interest have met with success
out All Europe Professor Anderson begs
20 call attention to ais future amour
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'' s srmnnL Mm Rna Ru scASnAIr esGSM =. M
At q sRxsp EiST,ts sIyssI'sssI re- 2 Ss,ssI r M

1T Is minutes past o'clock Pm,
address behalf Of Mr.. Marshall, by Mr. Richings.
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.4t II O'clock, a. NJ
HOW TO PAY THE RENT.
Morgan Rather, Tin which character he will sing
his celebrated songs,) Mr.. Collins
Mr.. Miller. ......... -. Whiting
Swell Billy. Harris
Blow Hard. w. H. Hamilton
Sohooter. ...... .Goursy
Star the Glare Deerng
Pay the Reckoning .-........... Wharton
MrbVonscience 4rs Deering
MISS D. 20 u8cnnoim
at Is minutes before nociock. a. NJ
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III Q. NAIL STEAMSHIP CcNPANY.-ONLY
" Thrcufh Line for California via Havana snd Chasrcs
,..s rs.: r.fss .s.s..ss % sssi qfS' & ..s Th T
een scnnsnsss III al on tosdY. ii.s o. August -
rsn street. n r. With ths MALTA Cor asyssa
New Orleans and Chsgs Chsses passengers trsnsssrs
CON r.sss.r: issvins n shs E%plre CTR will 'cnnss,
from Papama sbout the LIST Of Septsber For ,as
sppy ~ the oce Of the COMPANY M west street.
DER of Warren street. or At 81 aud b5 South ssyeet
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NIDLos 0ARDIN.-NANA0KR Mr. JOHN sRYTOH
. m..sss % cents Private Boxes s Doors opea
M perform for two nishs the comic pantomi ne Of
Green Monster In Consequence the
sSS :Sss that ~ viii Monday
and Nile Berlin, their original characters Harlequin
asneos White knight, Antoine. Msssrs. Brilliant and
sure. LIE DIABLE QUATRE. and GREEN MONSTER
ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE oARDEN-oPERA
every night MAI Msretssk Manager and Conductor.
for the first time this season. Donistts Oes
DON PAsQUALE
Dr. n.ssss Doe nsr bsS. hsSI
EEInssto Nephew q Don Pasquals sisnor Sayi.
Doors open as hafpast s. Performsnc: 10 Az
No postponement account Of the weather.
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CHARLBBTON STEAkSHIPS.-THE PHILADELPHIA
~ and Atlantic steam Navigation Company's Line, be-
tween Phiadelphia AID Charleston. C-5tssmer ALBA
don Th.ss steamers are seq u.es safety
and speed and No pains or In securing
Cor, and onvsnisncs " passenge The ALBATR0s3 win
eai Wednesday, August Is ~ 10 oolook A. n Pare
apply 70 fifrIEiTEIB. klasi.y cs ssprsss ~ ssf %
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Ths rates from New York 70 Chasres VII be lowest
o1opted ty any safe steamer between those pors
ga e soash ~ an. ~ hs, ss.ssv III 81 W
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UNoR sAyANNAH-THk SUPERIOR NEW sTRAM-
g ship ALABAMA. Captain ID. Ludlow, with United
Tussday the l2sh Of August a. o'clock r NJ from Piers
North river Thereafter will leave, - usual Saturdays
s4ML.E MIrcHILL, lss Front street.
This steamship FLORIDA Capt. Lyon, on Saturday. the
18th Of August
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SIIIPPiN0s

EoR RLIvERPo0L-gNITkD STATES NAIL srRAM-
\ ship PACIFIC Captain Ezra Nye.-This stosm ship
will depart with the United States mails for Eurooe poa
lively on Saturday August l6th At O'clock H. from her
berth foot of Canal street. Ne berth sssured till paid
for freight or passage having unequasd
tions for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDwD. X. COLLINS, IS Wall street.
The steamer Baltic will succeed the Pacisc and sail Aug
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American Yachts.

- FROM tne London Times
The Lords Comm ssione RS Of her Msiesy's Trea-
sury having directed Mr.. Cornewall lie Wis, one Of
their secretaries, to acquaint the Com ssioners of
Customs that their lordships are pleased to auho.
rize them 70 extend to Ameri,an yachts the privi.
leges which have been already granted to members
ofthe Russian yacht clubs, the oom nissoners
have caused the same 10 be notified TO the colleo-
tors and comptroers, and other principal officers Of
zoe ou,.oms n. ~ sne ,e'enaI Poru .nrousnou, tne
ment Ia the matter.
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Deaths ln Europe.

Lord Bobsbroke died near Elgin North Britain on
the LIST instant Lord b IN the habit Of spending
portion Of almost svery season In the north for nany
years This year he TOOK his sccusomsd trip, In his
usual health but while spesding few days IN 6uhee
sndehire. he had attack. which seriously af
iected the nervous system lie ultimately conveyed
20 the residence OF hk daughter second attack
his last W
vnsres Cecil Cope Jenkinsou Earl Of Liverpool disd
IN the 9th year os his zee 'A "
!. ths AZ, Sssord dsa q Hampton Cent % hs ~ ins
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LEcTURE ON BLooMERIsM IN LONDON. BYA BLooMER
On Monday evening, Miss Kell,'s theatre, ia
Dean street, Soho, was crowded By an eager audi
ment, epanatipg from The London Bloomer
Committee" that . lecture on the new costume
would be delivered By lady appropriately attired.
crowd was assembled In the street long before
the doors were opened, and when admission was
obtained the theatre was i'm nediately filed
ispdly, indeed, that gentleman from the stage
anne unced that the lecture would not be delayed
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DIR. KinIseI and the Negroes.

The New York Times, which appears no
thing 10th sometimes to stir up unreasonable ex
elements itself, has the following judicious re
marks in reference to DR.. KINKEL and the ne
groes:
'sThe stimulus which the wild politics Of the Ger
man Socialist professor has lent to the feelings OF
his fellow-countrymen in America, we foresaw
would be misdirected, and the confidence so easily
won as easily abused And here have n speci-
men Of his work, brought to light in late number
of the Cleueldnd Pldindedler, in the shape of a
resolution adopted at meeting of the German Po-
ltical Club of that city:
"'Whereas, Tho colored people, in their meeting
held the nth inst, have expressed their eympa-
thy with the German nation by resolution to ac-
tually aid the German National Loan, the German
Political Club resolves:
Z" let. To express it's hearty thanks; and avails
itself of this opportunity to declare the conviction
that the German people, they shall haze OBJ
tanned the Democratic Republic ia the coming strug
gle use oil hich adapted 10 abolish slavery,
an institution which is wholly repugnant to the
principles of true Democracy.
I'D. That this resolution ehall be published in
oil the newspapers Of this city,
"Whatever may be thought of the policy OF this
proceeding a means Of swelling the funds ofthe
German movement, we are amazed at the boldness
of the step. The socialietc reform is not only to
be general measure, II ls not only TO put the red
cap upon the heads OF all the republicans of Eu-
rope and there upturn the whole existing state Of
things, through an abstract craving for change.
but when affairs have been reduced 10 any thing
like the requisite degree of disorder and die
organization abroad, arc to have their inval-
liable services in amoliorating the distastetul fra
lures OF these American institutions Of ours There
is TO be at that millennial period the addition Of
abolition and amalgamaton to the doctrines Of go
ciasm, and with this two-edged sword they will
doubtless be able 70 pierce to the dividing nsnnder
Of the Union. Would it not be we'll for our CARR
sonian folks 10 invest their capital in DR.. Kinkes
revolutionary fund, on the understanding that il is
to be received bnck at maturity in anti slavery la
bora AZ the South? Will il not endangcr the pros
perity Of the great money scheme. to sacrifice the
sympathy of our whole white population for the
enterprise, and supply its place with the doubtful
assistance Of the colored racci"
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New Hampshire.

The Wing State Convention of New Hamp-
shire was held at Manchester on the Sd in
slant, and was presided over by the Hon. len
ABoD GOODWIN, assisted by a number of vice
presidents and secretaries.
The Hon. THOMAS E. SAWYER was nomina-
ted as the Whig candidate for the Governor
ship, and JOSEPH SAWYER for the office Of
Railroad Commissioner
Delegates were chosen to the National Con
venton, and a series of patriotic resolutions
were adopted, which, together with other par
tculars of the meeting, we shall endeavor to
lay before our readers tomorrow.
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n ~ 80 -
Each Of the two con-
tracing republics may
maintain in the princi-
pal citics or commercial
places of the other, and
in the ports open 10 for
eign commerce, consuls
of its own, charged with
the protection Of the
commercial rights and
interests of their nation,
and to sustain their coun-
trymen in the difficulties
to which they may be
exposed. They may like
wise appoint consuls-
general, as chiefs over
the other eonsuls, or
to attend to the affairs
Of several commercial
places at the same time,
and vice consuls for ports
of minor importance, or
to act under the direc-
ton OF the consuls. Each
republic may, however,
except those cities. places
or ports in which il may
consider the residence Of
such functionaries in
conv enicnt, such excep-
ton being common to all
nations. All that is said
in this convention of
consuls in general shall
be considered as relGtip 6
not only to consuls, pro-
perly so called, but to
c.onsuls- generalandvic vice
consuls, in all the cases
to which this convention
refers.
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THE REPU BLIC.
WASHINGTON:
MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 8. 1851
Whix Platform.

Wing Platform.
''The series Of measures to which have alluded
are regarded by me a settlement, in principle
: and substance-a final settement-of the danger
Gus and exciting subjects which they embraced"
[PREsIDENT FILLmoRE's MESSAGE OF 1850.
The Presidents message, at the opening OF the
present session of Congress, expresses fully and
plainly his own and the unanimous opinion of all
those associated with him in the Executive admin
istration of the Government, in regard to what
are called the Adjustment Compromise mea-
sures of last session. "-DANIEL WEBsTER's Letter
TO the Union Meeting at WeSichester.
''ResoIued, That we regard the series of acts
cknown as the Adjustment measures as forming
in their mutual dependence and connexion sys-
{ tenn of compromise the most conciliatory and the
best for the entire country that could be obtained
from conflicting sectional interests and opinions
and that, therefore, they ought to be adhered tc
and carried into faithful execution, as final set
tement in principle and substance OF the danger
Gus and exciting subjects which they embrace
Resolution of Whig Congressional Caucus, Deem
Der !, 1851.
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}. Diriiirse a las auto

,. Dirijirse a las auto
ridadCs del distrito con-
sular, eli case nocesario
ocurrir al gobicrno Gu.
premo por medic del re-
spectivo ajente diploma
tico, 81 10 hubierc, 8 di-
rectamcpte en- caso CON
trario, contra cunlquiera
abuse cue los cmpleados
Gautoridades del pals CO.
metan contra individuos
dc Ia nacion d cue sirya
ol { tnsul, i siempro que
fuere necesario promo-
yer 10 convenience para
que no Sc les niegue Q
retardo la administra
cion dc justicia ! para
quo no sean juzgados nj
penados sino por los
jueces competentcs ] con
arreglo h las lcyes wien
ties.
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desempehar las comis-
iones que elconsul tenga
a bien coniarles fueia
del lugar de su rcsidon
cia, bien entendido que
esto5 ejentes no gozar;tn
de las prerogatiyas que
Sc concenden a los con
sules, sino solo de las pc
culiares "a los agentes CO.
merciales.
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CRRIsTiANA TREAsoS TRIAL.-In the a-~uit
court at Philadelphia, on Saturday, the ~s> OF
IIanway was resumed, and the room was crowded
to exccss, large numbers OF the Anti slavery So
oiety being in attendance, Joseph Lewis spoke
for the defence. and hia remarks strongly
tinctured with abotinnism lie To be
ceeded by Mr.. Brent, Attorney General foe the
State Of Maryland, on the part Of the Vpsd States
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COLLISIONS ON THE HUDsoN RIvER RAILROAD
In consequence of an unexpected stoppage to eject
two laborers who refused to pay their fare and the
neglect, is alleged, to display the signal light
in the of the train three separate collisions
took place on the Hudson River railroad on Thurs
day evening in consequence of which very serious
injury occurred to number of the passengers;
three passenger trains, and extra locomotive,
were all tumbled in heap, and three or four OF
the cars were completely demolished, and others
more or less damaged.