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From the Richmond Enquirer, Aug. q.

From the Richmond Enquirer, Aug q.
o-x."'r.s'o. Of tn. Central Democratic oomm,',ss.
Rsc0mmsndafion 10 hold Sicfe Conusnton at Sanaton
on the 2ah of September.
The Democratic State Central Committee met in the Sem
ate Chamber yesterday and organized BY the appoint
meni OF Col John Rutherford as chairman, and John
Lynch "a secretary.
After an interchange OF views among the members Of
the committee and several gentlemen OF the State
tion who were present the following reso uton submit
ted by Mr.. Robert g. Scott, unanimously adopted
Resoipsd, That Is expedient hold State demorrarc
convention, and that 1t be recommended TO democratic
party in the counties ci,ies and Of the State sp
point delegates TO the proposed convention be held
Wednesday, the Path of Sc p'cmber next at stann,on.
resolution, also proposed by Mr. Scott. was adopted
appointing sub committee OF three 10 prepare and have
published address calling the attention OF the den)
crac party OF the Stale the importance OF appointing
delegates to the proposed convention, and urging prompt
scnon On N, snelect THE Chair appointed Messrs
ocou, nm NJ Fulton, and John b Young sand sub-co
mlttee After the adoption OF resolution ote red by
MI Thomas Giles, requesting the democratic papers
throughout the State 10 publish the call Tor convention
the committee adourned the chairman being an,bor;zed
to call The commute together when he may think proper
In AID OF Tins vial movement, we invoke our friends
in oil the counties, cities, and the State 10 ose
no time in calling meetings. and appointing delegates 10
the State venon. We have not only 10 arouse m.
people TO the important congressional election October
nex but the State onventon may also feel called UPON
in there be decided indications of the ratification OF
the constitution, OF which has any doubt 10
nominate good anu true men, strong with The people,
candidates for the high Offices OF governor, lieutenant
governor, and attorney general We trust do not 20
too far wheR say that find il TO be the general
iimsnt of democrats IN the convention from all parts Of
Virginia. that for the first electioRsome strong from
the west be taken up for governor and strong man from
me east for lieutenant governors regularly alternating al
esen election 1t is generally understood that the wings
VIII run some western Tor governor.
secure to the democracy the important and subsan-
uAl nohor oil putting the government in operation
ALSO me return OF democrats 10 Congres behooves
We oemocfney OF Virginia 10 and put forth all
tos enefges They cannot better begin than by holding
veniion on The "a h September
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Increase in 1851. o,s37 ,sl6

ANOTHER GOVERNOR OF CUBA.--The Ctap,oy P,lico
journal published at Madrid states that Don Jose de Ia
Concha (who. il will be bcred assumed the rrigns
OF government about year ago in the island of Cuba)
has been recalled and that General Codova il 10 be ap
pointed captain general of that island in his stead The
Madrid correspondent OF the London Times notes. in this
connexion. announcement by the Hsrnfdo that the
Marquis del Douro brother OF the present captain gen
era had resigned the government Of Catalonia with
view to Join the opposition against the ministry This
may explain a movement which. far the preserva-
ton OF the island from revolution il concerned,
ceedingy inopportune Republic
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sale Improved Lands In Ohio, coded by the wy
nndots n ls42.
William and Mary College, Will amsburx, Va.

William and Mary College, Will amsburx, Va.
THE Of institution will Wednesday, the
October Since the last preparations have
made full course instruction in organic and agricultural
Tue Of college have carefully revised
Of study adapted the wunts OF all
the includes
hsen For proficiency eight these the degree
Philosophy proficiency twelve
degree Of A. B. and
cheney in all, tho degree ia. NJ
Faculty.
Johns ID. D., President Professor Moral
and the Evidences OF Christianity
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor Municipal and Constitutional
Law.
Benjamin Mathematics Natural
Morgan ]. 5nead, Pm. D., Professor OF Languages
Washington Professor History and Political Economy
Toucn D. d.. Professor OF Intellectual Philosophy,
Bellies Letters, and Rhetoric.
Robert Gate wood, Adjunct Professor Of Mathematics.
23-laM4W
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AsoTHER GREAT FIRE AT SAN FRArcIsc o.-kePoh..
from New Orleans announce the arrival there o. ~
steamer Alabama. with later intelligence from Caliorns
The only item communicated H. that San Francisco ".
visited on the ID Of July with anoher destructive COM.
grafton which destroyed ten squares OF the CITY,
ing loss OF property to the amount OF three m'oI n
dollars. Several lives were also lost Sad news %
under any circumstances bst the more 20 from m ,o"v
ing 40 quickly the previous calamtss OF similar "
ture-Nni Intel
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SrArur OF DE- WIrT CLsros The Greenwood Gem.
stsry Company, New York. subscribed the 81 900 n.ces
sary to make up the sum OF $4,000 with which il ia in
tended to purchase mammoth bronze statue of u. Wit,
Clinton, to be placed in the above named cemetery
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NEW GOODs.-The subscribers Inform their
that they have received OF the follow
Ing ARTICLES, which they invite attention, namely
Black chaly, for mourning dresses
Do do
Do Pou Sole, de Rhine, and India silks
Do bonibssins and silk warp alpacas, very light
Do and fancy bereges and de laines
Fancy French organdie and lawns
Plain and figured Jaconeu, for dressea
DO Swiss and poka musins
Black and fancy Founrd silks
French embroidered chemscs cun and collars Of
nety and price
Very handsome lace ande embroidered under sleeves
Ladies' gauze meTiBo aid silk vests
Richardson nd Grayr undressed Irish linens
Eng d nd IN BILE cached long cloths
Ladies and gcnIc,n.n's Kid silk and sehread gloves
Of ntlemens and youths and
all which will be disposed Of
the accommodating terms
beg call attention Of housekesps
supply Of ,,,-,,
white colored Marseles and ALE ndalo
quilts
Table and piano covers embroidered and lace
White bun linen, for window blinds
English and French curtain chintzss
-, 50, aud "a white mauings
- 81, and 90 fancy coiored matngs, style
4 s. and @ plain coiored maings
Very superior English and American floor ocoths designs
and very handsome
And large stock French English velvet tapestry.
Brussels aply, and ingram reduced prices
HOoE BROTHER. 4 co,
May 2l-ifdu
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From the N. Y. Journal of Commerce
Commerce Of New York

We have received from the custom house our usual
July, which shows such great falling off, as compared
with the period OF last year, that we are halt in.
clined TO suspect in The figures II u.s. how
ever. the official record, and as such we give it, 1t is
proper slate that the item OF specie in all bu, the last
year, includes the shipments entered from California
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Import, at Nev York for JUN

This shows decrease for the month lust closed ex.
month of last year. Such an exhibit, at n time when
there is financial embarrassment consequent upon
the dread of further shipments OF gold 10 Europe, will
no doubt attract unusual share of attention The de-
cline equal to about one half the increase noticed 10
the preceding six months will be seen by the follow
ing comparison:
Total merchandise imported from January l9
DO do do January !, lS5O..,.. 1885, 9t3
Increase during seven months 662y,
II anything like the relative decrease should b.
shown during the remainder OF the year for the month
just closed the imports for 1851 will fall far behind those
of 1885, notwithstanding the start gained during the FIRST
six months.
The decline noticed has been comparatively greatest IN
general merchandise but there has also been falling oil
OF two millions OF dollars dry goods will be seen b,
the annexed statement, which may be relied on being
compiled from own record, taken weekly in detail
from official entries al the custom house:
good entered for eonsumpon at the port Of Ne~ during
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Notwithstanding the decline noticed however the ex-
ports since the first Of January show large increase
elusive of specie, the shipments for The correspond
ing period of last year;
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Canton mastings, Floor Oileioshs CsrpstnG, Sc
THE subscribers receiving per schooner Statesman,
i from New York
50 pieces ~ heavy white Canton mstdngs
10 54 do do do,
do Ga do do
20 - do red checked de do
do
4 do
English oilcioth, Is feet wide
do super American ocioh, from twelve to sishscn feet
Is do iow-priccd American ocoh,
wide
10 do Cocoa matiinrs, for basement, &C.
Also hand full Of i'm
ported and American csrpetng, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry brusse English and American Brussels.
imperial ply, and ngrain fine and ingram,
pceA hemp and both striped and plaid together
furnishing
and fully determined offer good terms
other n county.
Apls-u r. H. HOOE h co.
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. II, ec, COL a,3.e, 1855

Decrease In ieSl'''.'.'.'''','. s'%rol l,l2595
The cash duties received amount 10 557 49, against
S4,2l0,l15 in the same month duly 1850.
The exports 10 foreign ports also show decrease
compared with July OF last year, except in the item Of
specie, which is much larger
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tio,S2l l,ls5,93+ siI, 673
The frat two parts OF the above table show the amou
OF goods thrown upon the market and OF these
the following
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y. CLUsKEN. Architect and CIVIL Ew1tn~sr, has
removed his once n Tves building, peunsyi
vansa avenue between lath Feb A-du
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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST. 1891.

}. w. MAuRY CO., MANAGERS.
$4,000!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
a. For benefit Of MonoDgaha Academy.
Glass No. o. for 1851
anda Va Saturday. the sh Of August
1851
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1IcktN STU~HaIVts S3--QudIeN
Certificates of packages Of IS whole tickets $50 90
Do do of25 half do 81 90
Do of25 quarter do ~
nz-Oders pac
above splendid prompt
drawing Immediately amer
order from
address J. c. MAURY, Agents.
Juy22 Alexandria, Virginia.
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The AnIi-Papal Bill in England.

This long-debated bill finally passed the
House Of Lords on the 2sth ult aud Of
course became a law by tie royal Signature
IN the due course OF fosmalit.es. What VII
be is effect now remains 70 be seen.
No law was ever devised with resPec. to
whose nature and operation q greater d.
versity Of opinion existed previous to the
trial Or tie one hand, It IS commended that
the Catholic prelacy VII by i be restrained
from all official acts whatever, and in fact
be turned out even from their clerical func-
lions. No priest caa they kenceforth con
secrate, no catechumen can they confirm;
and. by necessity, very great social evils
must result. On the other hand, II is main
tanned that the law mas no such scope, but
Will simply prevent the nomination Of PEE
lates by the See of Rome, Win special ter
ritorial titles, as in Roman Catholic coun-
tries. That there should be Catholic pre-
lates, this extreme Protestant party VIII con-
sent; only they must not bear the apPella-
ZION OF Bishops. but simply OF Apostolic Vic
ars. such as the Roman See appoints in
heather or other countries where that Church
is not perfectly tolerated
Meanwhile the Catholic clergy exhibit
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them. Ir this State the deaths. during the
year 1850. were one 20 each IS Of the PePu-
lation. Ia Massachusetts, they were ore to
each 81 persons here the rate Of mortality
Ia frLghtfrl, worse even than in Arkansas,
whore sis one tn 81; The cause Is mainly
20 bs found in the climate Of the Ssste,
which Is a. bad az can be imagined. Manu-
featuring em?Ioyments have more or less
unfsy orabie influence, but they alone could
produce such mortality, We should see IT re-
peated IN Rhode Island, where, however
the deaths arc only ons e. %.
Ia Observation-Disclosures are 1000 more
females than males; In Missouri, $4,000
more n sic. than females Il singular that,
ia every State, except Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island, that We have yet had occa-
sion 10 speak Of in commenting on the cen
sus, the number Of he rudcr considerably
exceeds that Of the fairer moiety Of hu
mainly.
Though Missouri is border State, the
number Of slaves that run away is snail
In 1850 there were only 50, or one 10 each
l.4s2 that Is, about one-third IS many As IN
Maryland The manumisoions IN the year
were 81, or less than half As many As "a
that State
AS appears above, Massachusetts has
increased much more rapidly during the
last ten years than the ten years preceding
and Missouri much less The reason Of
this We suppose to be that, during great
rart Of the decade from 1880 to 1910, we
were living under the compromise tariff,
which caused bankruptcy and rum, stopped
our factories and furnaces, and, as natural
Consequence, dispersed those who had
worked in them, and had been consumers of
food. to the new regions of the West, there
to become producers Of food and compeu-
tors in the grain markets of the world with
the farmers they left behind them. Under
this tendency the relative growth of the
new States was astonishing. But after
le42. We had four years Of protection, aud
these four years powerfully checked this
impoyerishing movement of dispersion.
The consequence is that, while tho old man
ufacturing States have gained in their ratio
of increase, the now agricultural States
have fallen Of, and the growth Of poPula-
ton has been moro equally distributed.
This fact would seem to show, beyond dis
pute, the benefcent influence of protection
upon the country.
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u FowLKRs 4 WELLS, Phrenoiogists
"a pabl.hea. piptoa Han 1871 NaSssus ne At the Park

WiscoNsIN.--The "People's" Mass Free
Soil aud Anti Fugitive Slave Law Convention.
i, is now concluded, will be held at Nafcrfora,
tiustcad Of MadiSon,) Sept II.
The Whig State Convention Is 20 be held AZ
Madison Sept -, and one Of the Democratic
Conventions (uld Line) at the same place, Sep
TENDER 10
The first Annual State Fam comes on October
-, at JancSvllC
The friends OF Temperance IN Northern Wis
consin were TO hold General Convention At
Berlin. August r.
The Wisconsin papers are Just now hled
With discussions OF the Free Banking Law. about
to be submitted 10 the people The question OF
Land Reform, as usual, occupies great share OF
the public attention, and the recognition OF the
truth and Justice of the Land Reform measures
by both parties in California, and 10y Conyen-
tions and pubic men throughout the country,
swskeus much attention. The defea, Of the
Land l.imitation Law by the last legislature by
mere clubbing, only increases the excitement.
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no intenticu Of yielding befere TIE terrors
Of this law, and the ceremony Of installing
several Bishops has recently beea per-
formed with all proper pomP, as II to defy
the expected persecution There is an evil
deUs willingness on their part to wear the
crown Of martyrdom and reap It's sdvan-
tsgcs. They rely, and with justice on
considerable additions % their communion
a. che fruit of thelg coming struggle with
the ciyd power There Is no doubt thai
they VIII be prosecuted under The law Tor
any citizen may iaiorm against any bis1'p,
and share IN the penalty levied upon hIn
bv the Court There j. NJ doubt TIA! 1ae
process viii soon be set Oh foot, and thlt -
deal Of bitter lee!icg VIII BE- excited on
both sides Ana though We uRspesAably
dislike such prosecutions, We may iod ~
evidence OF progress n the fact that noae.
OF these new martyrs VIII personally su''cr
bad treatment, but even N prison viii be
well lodged anu well led. No such it,
humsnity awaits them a, Is heaped upon
the venerable PoeEio and his companions by
the bloody monster Of Naples, the Dc1r
Friend and Beloved Son Of the same Pope
who named these bishops
Its generally thought that the worst pat
of this laws operation viii be Ia Ireland
There the Catholics are not only In the
majority, but have had regular Bishops
from time lmmemorial To deprive them
of this privilege viii be worse than famine.
Several efforts were made Iii Parliament TO
exempt that island from the effect Of the
law. but they were not successful We
presume that, had consistency allowed Il,
the Goyer.meH- would have preferred such
exemption. and that on It's part, no lrIsh
Bishops will be prosecuted But 1t has not
the control Of the matter. Anybody can
prosecute. and the promised share IN the
fine viii raise hosts of lntormers. In Ire
land. at least, great religious and polite Il
agitation seems now at hand and England
viii be luckier than we see reason to eN-
pect, should she not be similarly shaken.
We dislike the cause of this coming disturb
ance but we expect that some good will
arise out of the evil At any rate, 1t Is
likely that the parties will tell more or less
truth of each other, which will not be with
out its use
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FRoM BY the arrival
at rais port yesterday, OF the bark Cyane Capt.
Lo'eiand, from Rio DC Janeiro, which port she len
Ga The 10Th ult, We learn tha; the I. 5. surveying
steamer Jefferson was los, IN June last, al the mouth
oil the Straits. portion of the machinery would be
saved, ba! the vessel would prove a total loss. 4
schooner had been chartered at Monteyideo, which
had proceeded TO the wreck to bring up The officers
and osew The L. 5. brig Bainbridye sailed on the
10Th June from Montevideo for Bueaos Ayres The
steamboat WIN. J. Pease, formerly of ,h.s port. had
been sold q, Mon,evideo and was plying on the Ura.
quay River.
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VIRGINIA The Southern Rights men Tor

VIRGINIA The Southern Rights men (or
the admirers OF the notification resolutions Of
80 and 9o.) have called State Convention Al
Richmond October t. Delegates are also invl
led from the southern and Western States Free
Trade and Non Importation with the free States
are proclaimed 20 be the suhec Of the Virginia
Southern Rights party
&c Ke.cherali is the Wing candidate for Con
Srcss Ia the Nth District, He Is opposed by
Richard f.. Byrd and II. B>dmger the Union and
Secession candidates
The Whg State Convention IS to he held IN
September
In the LIST (Miller'>) District Leopold {. ?.
Cowper (Union) has received the Wing noml-
nation for Congress.
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Excr1slnp FAIL FAsmON F0R lsji.-

R,yot % Hates IS Brad"sy VII iaityiuos ne
In ,,.a Tor c. nileavn Hais Or SATURDAY Aug 10
80 >, - sh I'm. tie, Will hc fIii. prepared 70 sofTe
", c,sier. and n .sJs az he pubic seneraiY WIS
-. d. ro6el and Flush Of Which wLl be, N even -
.tSot 90 advance upon al pses'ol iSsues , 49,.
'Ietr mAauflcfoy trt complete 10 AZ 10 -,
,bich "a al euable en- - fif III orders a. tnc pfle"
.oice A. ttc sane udGs tie production ~ ~
t,ce fhsy car al aYs recommend as perior aia ue5 a.
determined niue Z" ces,fte TIC H'efN P'''"'5'
uney have heretofore reociFtd .,.
BsIBE Z Co would .ay 70 ti0se who sSh " t.3f men
sro 20 t ftsen'lay The Fascn fhey are eVor IoAgy -
sa.,.fy tho laste aid Il ineT c1s!"mefs ao va
fctn~ 20 Ords, any doraOie psttern Of ht, wich
MI be becom ng the both IA shape ana sue
They al % an ssctu,e Cloth and fancy Caps o. various
md invite an eGam.natOn of thor goods ID 's
e. fsnil 1ul Byybg s. co, ljs Broadway.
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Tnr PRoNETuEUs. We learn tha' 'b'
vessel sailed last evening Tor san Juan, ara :,
should gladly publish the LIST Of her p seDg' n !.
.e had Il. we sent to the Commoaore's Office
i, bui, for the second time, were fe.lseo' -.
cot aware how far churhsh and tes} gym !.
the night 10 conceal The names Q, tnose w. ~
exists, II requ,res more impotence thar iasiS "
10, OF ordinary men 70 pat Il III pfscAc7'
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"a The excnrsion 10 Strat!onport and


Tlsmmersburg Oh WoCne day last, without exception
the pieasaa Il O.. the me sod has seldom been our
good frtuLe wtlts> s0ch general satsia non ne
Washington Guards under the command OF CAPT PiIos
snsekcr and the Jefferson Blues under that OF Capt seen
telman env0 the With Their company shd
must take this opportunity Of eStng t. taeir mafta
apIoarsrc. and gon,emany conduct on Landing al the
STRAIT npo dock the n,ry iJrmcj INTO lines, ana All
hands mlTchOd 20 the ss Of the new village oil Flam"fS
bpre where pOur' fnl collation. vas provided Tor All
the crspsny ~ Mr. Nh hole, tho former o~ ner o! me
place, aiij Mr. Flammer, the present proprietor the
Greatest hIay and good huor vailed and after several
speeches Il Mr. Flamer and has enterprise. The
military aen formed and sitor paying him the compliment
of marching salute proceeded e. Sranp0rt tothe mouse
Of Mi Srsion band played for his gra'ihcaOn
then choicest The military having once more
Inc marched 80 tho boat aud after SUI OF
about thir1y five mp the Sound returned t. New
YOr u g. O'Clock without singic EXPRESSION nav ms Oeeh
uttered disturb he general harmony II tho company 1"
Cant Srs the able commander # the Nmrod and Capt
Sescy hs Allful Prot the thanss Of al are due To MI
Flamn,er however. viii attempt TO express our
thAnis apparently there noihm- left nndohe WA,
should have beoU done, and never have We witnessed
party ~ universally sse6ed MIR fammeI Is Al al times
happy hue trends AZ ~ Spacious Once, etj bToh,-
~Ey where he unanodaie the most istdious Wh
sAoice Dutidnr tiics
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Cv.r,ynvs.s U.Ts-Fall Fashion for

,ssI-N EsPHNscHEiD Halter lG N1ssau- st. corner OF
Ann w is,ue TIE all iashon iDI oeGtei1Jh TO-
on Snu1i,~ nstt the 10th inst Ths style Of Il y On
t!rey NV and connection with the Cent oostnn" ~,
- S.son The only tsst- If excellence nnatinn
ard These tests be courts with his - ~ ha
and ftLeI that comp arson IL challenged VII"
'n "a ~ - ." " EsrEsscnEID. No icr Nassau ~
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGAes.--JAMEs
sADIIYr No 1871 Broadway. " Franklin Btlltngs. wonid
r,ssecfuy inform his friends and the public that ne mas
,ust received large and cAoce assortment OF iFar
and Prnripc Cg. Of various brands, winch ne GcIs 'f
sale AZ removable Prices either wholesale or reil
Jamrs SADLIER ~ broadway,
.,t.yt Frank lin Buildings
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wov,, ytts We ,,,efve lately several shipments Of
Hats 10 Ehelsnd beng the uipn Of orders iscsfu ny
COfNAr No 100 Nassau ct from his agent al me yst'
CoLn.k Lasng Jstanosd all competition ia tha gllo
,.r. lie ,..ues bs Fall s.ye Saturday the lb Con
,emep who have lvoIed hin with thor orders VIII receive
,ti' -. d., Ia AMI 1t0
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. FRIDAY. AUG Is. 1851.

Mr.. GRERLEY's LErIgRs.-Oa cur sixth
mage will be found another Of Mr. Greeley >
Letters from Europe. This ore Is from
IOud0n