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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-08-09
ELECTEONS--ARTECLE VIII.
KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE.

ackson, Miss, April %, 1851-l4-27t
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New York, Sunday, May 4, 1881.
The News by Telegraph.

We have further news from California, which has
come ever the O'Reilly Inc If telegraph from New
Orleans, via Cincinnati The items u Intelligence
spe brief but interesting.
Reports reach Of severe fro-ts 10 Tennessee,
vbiah have Injured the cotton and tobacco crops.
Ror,,tr the iniury to the cotton crop VIII be very
slight probably-and will have eject upon the
markets.
Prom New Orleans story has been sent that
Ne Caba expedition i a an end there. There i
nothing in this report upon which Y, can rely The
Dsws from Georgia confirms tie reports 81 a move
xasnt towa ads Cuba il that vicinity.
The South Carolina state Convention ! on the
ave OF action. The number u members amounts
D. one hundred and sixty-seyen Seyenty-eight are
opposed to separate state action While eighty ninc
are IN favor Of secession Thi- majority Of eleven
n favor Of leaving the Union lo1k- rather siguid-
sast, aud the reports o. the convention will b
highly interesting.
W. have an account e very serious and q
plor4bie conaa grafton 81 III, steamer Webster
o. The Mississippi river. There were many lives
sost ard the boat, with the papers, money, and AT
abe property on board, wa. destroyed. Among
tAsse Who persisted we're Captain Reno AM his wife,
sna re chief officer. Of the boat.
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The rapid increase in faecs throu ,hout the Western
states for getting produce to market must add ianly
receipts Of broad,tufs this year. The extension Of
railroads. plank roads and canals enables the farmers 70
ct their crops early, and at less COST ant immense
quantities Of grain, provisions, SC, which have hereto
tore been consumed the place Of growth viii /,
market and add la gely to the aggregate receipts
from D. interior II will be by the above tables
that The arrivals Buffalo from the lake IT. 10 the
first II May this compared with the spending
period Of last shows great increase IN very article
named bat beef II Tie rcce ipts continue this
through the prices must fall of considerably
4 cotton factory, tie first experiment u the kind in
the state il about - o. set foot in Van iuen Ar
tsnsas stock for which to The amount u $4,000 has
lccn subscribed IL will contain so spincs and
twenty looms The building j. two stories high With
in fcw miles Of the city 81 san Antonio Tsxss the
river Of the same name site has been selected fo-
factory. large scale for the inanufsctur. ot
jeans satincts ker,eys blankets SC, Mcssrs Harper
Martin, that place, the principal rroprietors
Tie following country banks have psttion.d the IL
giature of Massachusetts, for increase II pit and
I'll. Bank Committee IN the House Of Rcpr -.nt.tivcs-
baye reported in favor or the several petitians-Bly
State Bank. Lawrence, $500 coo; Bedf2r, Coonsrcia
New Bedford, $40 600; Marine. New pedord $4,000
Merchants. New Bedford $4,000; Hech,ui,-' Wor-
ce.tcr s15ocoo; Barng;aLe, Yarmouth 500 900; Ron
stone, Titchturg, 10000; Warren Danscr4 $4,000
Adams, North Adsms $4,000 Agricultural pittsfcld
s5oooo IIampdon, Westheid $4,000; I.aigbton. Lynn
S5000s; Lee. Lee, $4,000; Milford Milford. $4,000
Prescott Lowell 10000; Quinsigamond, Worcester
$4,000; Trsdesmens Chcisca, $50 00o Worcester Wor
ceter $4,000; Lancaster Lancaster $4,000. Total in
reported ,i'35i05 Applications FOR charters
o. the following new country banks have teen made.
and the Bank Committee have bills grant
Ing the same'-Irdley Pals Bank in Holyoke capital
s.0ooo0 Cambridge Market, Cambridge SIoo 0cD f.
ex Iaycihill 100000; Maiden Maiden 10000; West
field. Westhcid $4,000; one in Pawtueket mot yet
named 100000 Total amoust Of capital. $4,000
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this year viii without doubt bs largely in excess OF las

This year VIII without soubt " largely In excess OF las
year
return has been printed by order Of the House q
Commons from which II appears that the amount of
capitals and loans by railway companies in Great Britain
authorized previous to the 31st VI December 1870 was
f359O65ll5 The Of share capital actually paid
up 3lst Of December 1879 not receiving entitled
Ia receive any preferential dividend Interest,
Gl5s 5601lS, Will preferential dividend interest
paid upon ClQs52,5o6 At tho date. the railway
companies had debts 10 the amount Of f5l35l 4 Tho
total amount which had bcn raed by shares and loans
at the end Of lsas was f2s97A7Ie, aud pcwer
tanned TO raise fI2s To3 additional The length OF
railway open file the 3st u December, 1s40
603l miles ITO miles in Of con-trsrtion,
and ST. miles authorized but had not been com
ed ut that de The total length Of railway Tor the
construction of which powers had been obtained was
1900 miles. Seven amagamations of railway companies
Effected in 1919
The friends Of the Western Massae husetts Railroad
making great efforts to prevent the passage If the b
oaning the credit OF the State for millions dol
lars the Tunnel Railroad Company. and the most
hareaced alsehoods have been circulated in relation
the dic ultics of the work and the probable of It,
II has been pretty well established that the tunnel.
which Is 20 be four miles long can be constructed for less
than two millions dollars in less than two years
BY this route, the journey from Boston 10 Albany b.
made IN Fix hours which requires eleven We do
not blame interested in any work Of iaterad i'm
proYemont for making any fair and honorable effort
prevent the construction Of competing line, but the
pursued by the organs Of the cppocents Of thc
Tunnel road to defeat the application for aid from the
State must be condemned by every friend u utc" and
will trust have effect upon the mind- q the
tts II the Massachusetts, Legislature just contrary
tlSt intended.
The following j. comparative statement q. dx Il the
leading articles landed at Buffalo from she peasns q
navigation TO the lst Of May, for three y.s.r.
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Religious Anniversaries for May, 1851.


City bible Society. heDonsal street Church. ~ r. M
"a Rads DID, q Fl,ssSsssS y the xs s street
pT.sItsran GsaTs i .. Msossassr%sn y Rsy George
l%.Iisap and Foreign Christian uaisn-ssrmoa y sey
New York pille Society BY Esy J. r cisyssns
R Il Tsa II Re so
Fhalanx Monmouth County, n j.. at II A. M-sermon
American seemans Friend Society at the Bresdway Ia
Tie ASpua Nesting of the Presbyterian Board Of Foreign
TrssDAy MAY d.
American and Foreign Christian Union at the Tabernacle
American and Foreign Slavery Society. Arthur Tap
New York and American sunday school union Children
Church atsr ~ Public meeting at the rOad'ay Tabor
ssss fr the relief Of Destitute Children of sea"sa.
T.es. ssss'y i u !, ssis nress~sy raser
ins,i'atSH Tor the siSd-Taternssls. ~
American Home Missionary straightforward, ~
American Female Guardian Society; and Home q ne
.isfdi'''-eA'''h 81 inc fo'''an' 'n'on square =
IA S%s Of ts Ss
cal Seminary at the Seminary at o,eloek,r, NJ
Amsriesn niels Br%qdTay ras;FnAelo, ioA
%ss' a4 s BE bs F aa
New 4s. Tsnranfs
Tue Central An ericon Education seietyst tser room
No. Si Nassau street. lBTsk c NV chap''
American BOARD Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
American Foreign Bible soeietyoyer street Baptist
Srl A.osa'isn fer The aggrss-2% Of Gs%sr
John Chambers of Philadelphia. AMI others.
New York hasds,sn soeie-Leeturs Rom q Mercer g
ne Female Mssonary society q Ny York. a?>lary .
sermon ~ nv Edssa e SA n D. before Il,
American and Foreign sabbath Union 10 the Mercer stest
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Religious Intelligence.


Congregational church. Sixteenth strrct-Eey Mr..
sthcrm"I horn. morning
Methodist Episcopal Church Seventeenth .treet--gcy.
br burbn, morning
Methodist Episcopal church Allen strcct-Rev r
Cartwright, morning.
Christian church, Eleventh .trcet-Rc, + l.. Harris.
morning
New Jcru.al,m Church. Eighth strect--Prorcs.or
Bush.
F,male ACADEMY. BrsgAiyuA-Eyv Dr Dewey, morn
ing
niou Hartii church T.crty second strcet-Rsv
chmeh q The Epiphany. stanton strect-Rev. DR.
Anthon evening.
TsJcraseie. Br,adWay--Rcv r q Finney. moruics
Scoeiy LIb4ary hroad~sy-kcN. John Grigs
ing
Rev Dr CondIt deaniivry r,lc.acd from hi. con
nection ~ pa.tcr the second sytsrian church Ia
Newark By thr lrc.tstcy = Ae-Br at il late meeting
ia Orange.
Ec, Gcors J. rr,nts- tie sane time ii,Dii.-cd
t. hc Third rr>hytry II New York to accept the call
II the Mercer stp,t church.
Rev. VIM. Adams y D., 3; Nrv York win preach the
Cencio al C1srm, ~ tc auu,,r.Siy q the Theological
s,mEary, IN June neat
Rev e. Crocker Wa installed - pastor " thc prcsbye.
riap church ~ ucn-wupd ~ Juu 9th, BY committee
~ the Eufalo pfrthy teiy.
Eey Jane. G,dir. Crirbeal W. installed 1T Nor.
thumbcrland, " y ~ lrc-tgtrry q ilarri.bursh.
Arril 18th
~, }. y Clark * a.Lhsld MAJ has accepted the
call 4 tn consr' g'tlanal church ~ Ice.
The Pine street church a. Bo.ton 70 h. repaired and
'narg'd IL pa.t"r VI DSt'r going g Europe IL the
interval
Ey lir Andrew. from Mas~schusctts, suppl, ins thr
crngr cation u loWleryll, y
4 Corgrcgaiiouai church - hotu formed IN winhm.
tugs h and puddle worship j. hrl Sabbath morning and
ptuug ia Ctntl isi, ctrnsr ~ tluh and South rir.t
STREETS. Esy. lhaaiNs ntvch,r has been engaged a.
sVIpy H. pulpit 90 ~ present
The Eaimort Pl,' q la.t tridsy says - fw days
ngo " had oc,s-io announce thai enc a met
E.itcabie floie-taHt cUu.r cations. Who had extended
~ invitation 70 the ~, ~. y, cher noble I'D
mpi.tLcd divine. a. become thcr fsltor. had been
t@td 70 Withdrew The Invitation Va scqucnco q AZ
pretended dinictltl, arising cut II Mr - views upJa
The tu,ct II sANoiA. And for this r,aEon, religion.
ttacArr piats IN al 1thr respects lsc- tn O,yar-
tunity q the o. ciul exercise IL his great 81 ents
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Interesting from Central America.

We find in The T1ait d Uf.ol Of Mexico the following
rews frm Central America, q the 7tl Of March
IS We have already published in the Ven York firaif
after the dtst Of the troops Of san salvador aad Hon
duras General Carrcra entered Santa Anna without any
resistance There Carrcra sent an official commuuioa-
ton 10 the government sf San Salvador to sk satif-
faction order to repair ia. damage done by ths nsa-
sion Of the Guatcmalean territory The minister Josc
A. Jcneucz, in the Of the government Of san sal
vaor sad that he waS ready 10 settle all difficulties,
but be thought that the occupation OF Santa Anna by
the troops Of Carrcra obstacle to the transaction
Carrra responded that he could Dot eyaeuatc Santa
Anna before peace agreed upon AMI that he would
can troops and should occupy othcr PORTIONS q
Salvador tn this state should have nominated
commissioners for arranging the conditions Of treaty
Il peace The government OF Guatemala. the Other
hand. more fayorbly disposed orders TO Gen,rd
Carrrra a. cvacuatc the department Of Son.onato g.
leave some troops the frontier g return to tn CAPT
tai and 70 leave sau salvador any objection in
refusing
Anci these orders General Carrera returned Gun
tcr.ala with III sicorou. army. where brilliant r,ccp
ton given L. Inn.
Al san salvador important change hid taken place
~ the government has before been utioncd IA the
Iiraid The houses If Congress called together,
and "a accusation made aud voted against President
lusconcco- for violation Of the constitution aud the
Vice President Felix cuiros. his place at the head
q The admini.t ration. the lir,t q March.
The cs.Prr>ident Nasconcrlos nut in accusation
after hi. urhafpy expedition against Guatemala hts
demanded in address to the SENATE to b. immediately
tried IL order to justify himself before the country.
ia Honduras thing- appear e. be as al Salvador
The county highly dapproycs q Of President
ran Lido having entered into coalition with san
salvador against Guatemala III, a. ut Of which
unfortunate and W slpuld mt b. a,tonished hear
that kr porcteo EaooEceto,. he -hnd be- called upon
= sv account Of III conduct onthsi occasion t. IA,
Congress u his country
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tina. all these same distr.ct. were originally in
fectei with anti-ns.onry, which produced by
the same class Of politicians, who went so far
as 10 propose the eIcommuncatio from the church,
and from social and commercial positions, ofeyery
man who was known TO be a Free Mason. Yet the
result Of the anti masonic Infection has not proved
warning; for in Massachusetts, in Ohio, and in all
those counties in New York. even rsen in public Of
fees, sndrespectabe citizen exist in much fear
the nha bitan.s of the most despotic country the
face o; the globe Is il not strange that meu tolc-
rate the Weeds, Stewards, Greesys, and Van Burens,
who foster these political doctrines to infane the
passions Of the thoughtless multituSs
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NONEY MARK EFT.

sAICRna,. May Go IN.
The .tock market was considerably dspr,sa,i ihl-
morning quotation ruling q -. ir.t hoarl today,
compared Nth lho-c current 1t the clo.-c yc.lefday
show falling 20 IN every stock Tie lit The ia Ing
reilroad fsncie. we're active an The rurcha., wcrr
principally IT. caeh Trie - declined r per cent
Income Bonds \ farncs', Loan 1. Morris t.nal.
Long IisuG. 4, Nofsich and Worcester, Z. Etge-
worth fris Portsmouth and Harlem Z each Reading
Eaiiroad =. Erie Railroad Bou1. we're ia demand snI
srrc suount changed har.i at quotations TIL .tcs
market i 10 very euriou. Prices r., with thu
greatest difficulty u,a,i: hut Il i c,traor iinsry
that there should D. m-ch uniformity IN Tie mTk.t
value q stocA. IL, ht's prrgrc, made by cithsr
tie two great sprruatnc parties .hoss that they ne
r,ty equally balanced sud 10 .ibility Il Any
great activity " thc merSct untu gives vay ~
time. The news from California has had ~ influence
upon Val str,'t matters. Tie 'mnI amount u .id
brought acvn y tn steamer q thc hfst y Ae irem
ssn F.lnci.co. ~, disappointed many.
The re.cpts Il tho oee 4 the Assistant Tcaenfr q
this rori, T. day amgunicd T. SioJt5 = Paya,,nts.
stptV7 y B,lanc@. s40A.iio n
The anthrae 10 coal tonnage continues i1re m. e..
high Navigation Company hfohrhl dg~n ~ Ga v,ck
ending saturday s; 2li5 tom. ari fnr u,
S2ll6 The Reading Railro,d Company A.. brought
for "a, wcek ending THURSDAY 1s7oy tom. max.
W. aggr gate Tonnage ~ The < 5igse,
aearst - otG r ihr last year Incrcee
ibi. year aGats tons The schuy,ln Canal brought
down I50as tons T,tsi ior tn .cp-op . rs tons
The following statement exhibit tn bu-lnc- 4, tn
oBrc !, The eastern terminus n tn rh.dciphii and
Columbia Railroad tr the mouth y April and isr III
Rsosl year fron the 1t q Dcccub'r 80 -
rrs~.Ivssra Prui, ToS..
Amount per lat IMPORT ..........., SlO2 CSC 0S
DO month ending Aprl 70 ISL ..,........ tBiOl 80
Who'll amount .incc -. = - ... sie5a.o q
4 a.. II fF-A -
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10th asy .nd s9mne II 9nr hs ~ eeas @rc Worn
uill alf ~ much good as tottlc 9" Ballard ar
Dye. Fer rae applied a. No. - alton street, srsond
dcor from broadway STARE, nAsrg beautiful specimens
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yert red gray haf 70 brown black Goprauds Italian
hrdicat.d tan. pimle lreeAles erupons
C0urauds Foudre Subtle 4icat,s hair
face. Of the hodywsrrant-d courauds Liquid
Rouge fos pale lips and eheek Lily White. Hair Restors-
tive, ETC.. all found st Dr. ftilA GOuBAUDS old
established Laboratory 81 Walker street drTt
adway Calender = South Third street, Phads!p
IL W Arlington street, Boston.
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Eroa..,yay saloon. NO. aas. Corner OF An

thoEy street nearly opposite the Broad way Thcatreihr
undersigned takes pleasure inform his friends aud tau
public in general that he recently has opened the ab1r
named Restaurant and Wine Saloon, fitted 10 the
style He respectfully sots share OF patsona.e
pledge. himself give satisfaction 70 those who viii Ia
him With call. ). BLRNSlDNE.
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Phalon,s Magic Hair Dye. 20 color inc hair

Yhskes the IL Is applied without injury 20 the
hair su. IL DO washed immediately without die
turbng the color has bad l is applied oid
Phaons Wig aud Toupee anuactory, III Broadway.
ehle in Che city and country BY drrsgsts GenerAY
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Stnir Carpets. az Wonderfully Low Prices


AhDERSOHS. Three ~ stair CARPET, IS, 81, yard;
Frusses Ssar Carpet Ier yard Eight spacious sales
stocked uh beautiful Carpets and Oil Cloths ~ -"
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EIlfE, ~ JINNy LIND, FAENt1 & Co--Tbe
great musical firm II Jenny Lind, BarnuTn ) CO.,
W perceive BY the newspapers. have returned 70
this city, and will commence their concerts At
Castle Ga d,n on Wednesday Tie prices and
pieces established fyr the entertainments, are
much the came a. those which had La; year,
when enthusiasm was worked Up b. tie nsw-
Iar,r g the highest pitch, and the temperature u
Ii, public mind raised almost = 70 touch
tie poiu, Of explosion. Indeed, the Hsrdha other
journals, IT month nearly, did explode, and the
living House The prices % H. bow, os fc5,
ard ar,c d,Aass beside auction sale, intended 70
add - the regular fare premium II from 70 ri
dsllys cii tioLd, II spectators and bidders a.
their duty
W. rathc- think. notwithstanding her great al
deserved popularity tbs; Jenny Lind Ia. ,ie /,
mistake in allowing barIam to announce such
seal, q prices, and the system of suct Gus The
price ar too high, an tic auction system operates
too uncqually upon the public q " Al All popular
We had experience lat year il thi. bu.Bess and
i viii " wen remembered that person. sit.ing 10
contiguous choice .cat. found TIA, they had pail
pIiccs greatly II dilroportiou = their negabors.
while ths holders Il dollar ticket. RUSHED il anI
fllcd the very bet scats vhi-h were held al ffgm
soon found that ticket ono r. t~o dol,ars par-
chased Il .undSon therefore, va. proescly .. god
a. ouc secured during lie heat ana excitcnu. Fl th
morning. al from len 70 fifteen dollars. Jenny
fiuJ e.. may .uprssc that ill., extraordinary
number. II strangers aoclin, irts The city during
tls srniysr.aris. viii furnish eoure,itian 4, l.ap
VI IT, ~ y .tem u heavy price,; but thi' 60
mi..,kc. Tie ma II e. psoplc Mo attend Tie
religious festivals aLotaina n ANYTHING n ~. ma,
n concerts. or smu..,o.n,s ~ 4 rational Mini
Thsy a. rar,imoniou iv economical All ~.uld nol
give * cent. ~ hear ~ aug.l fron heaven .in,
though Ii. : would yak I ~. wv, r. U..e.
l. ,hc Hu,chn.n. g,st,,
On thc whole. ,b.r,f,r.. w. u,,,L iii I'm,
Lind / e.. should :. Va ths.r eres,a.,,.. 80.
tculsfly With rcspcctt Il pris. All auctions have
always been friendly r. thor s,,eres ia am rational
4, grec. and have herctofor. enIeasoted Il r.e tb
excitement beyond that regard for moderation shch
b,coacs second sight aad common -snsc. Bus tias
,na !, mreraucc-without the lcctures-and III in.
fu,rre beginning & prevail everywhere i Iii.
.fsct 81 slni,.r.,ri,.sL have l,,n,l, - aswn iu..
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good article Brooks New York Boot and Shoe
porum 40 Fulton Tct Every style aud size q Boots
SHOES. Cater slipper, So, i - 10 found there ~ treat
aT,y; tie cheapest place ia tic city set gooj article.
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English Imperial 1hree-Piy Carprhns. for


New York Market, at No. ~ Bowcry, HIRAM An DER
SONS Celebrated ChtapU-t Carpet Etabis hmrat Ia tle
United States. -ty carpets 49, Cd, e. -. icr
yard. Greatest bargains Yer offered
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TBE LAW CouRrs-M.y TERN.-Thi. promises
TO be busy month in the City Hall, as some i'm
portant cases, which have been a long time on the
calendars, will be reached early in the term. In the
Superior Court the aston for assault and battery
brought by \. L. Willis against Edwin Forrest,
stands number 66 on the list, and will doubtless be
ready for trial Tuesday or "Wednesday next
The divorce suit instituted by Catherine y. Forrest
against her husband is numbered 81 on the calen-
dar. and if one OF those glorious uncertainties" do
not intervene. We may lock for this interesting.
though painful. investigation Of family jars
within he next two weeks n the Common Pleas
there il a very long calender and yet but court
can BE- opened for the trial term,
The general term Of the supreme Court will sit
this month, and amongst the cases 70 b. argued
her, sll be the motion on behalf Of George Wilkes,
to set. aside the Poughkeetse verdict, which has
subjected him to tx months imprisonment and y
fne q $3.50 for libel Nr. Jordan. In the Cir
cui; here j. the usual amount 81 suits for divorces,
debts, aud other civil actions.
II tic United States Circuit Court, three men,
one of them a man Of eoipr, viii DC Monday
placed npon their trial ri tie murder Of the second
mate e the Ame ricsn bark Glen" committed
under circumstances of peculiar atrocity, il being
alleged thst after other tatsl injuries had been in
fc;ed "a the unfortunate nan, hi head severed
from lis body with an axe. The Court of oyer
aud Tcrniner. which has iu-t concluded it session
b. eond, mining Two men u execution the 27th
II June, viii not 80 again til September, yet al
ready the rcd hand II the murderer has placed with
il IL jurisdiction 1 case cfryckle-, and daring honi-
c. .ii $50. II. -, =
n,.t....e - ,-.-l. h,I:.,..
,. !, !,
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fast sinnv that Prominence public estimation which
Justly mei. TIE hig department h second Il ia the
world ia tact Buchsnans Wigs not known Wis
eAcrft IS the NJ. - broai~.y. opposite tbs
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VIII LARGEST COLLECTION UI bngSh coteh and reL
newpa and ia New York az tue comfortable
reading ROOM uo Bowery. London Times ted Opsl
every iay Admission cents, or quarterly subscription
N bar No umoh ling.
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ArCmRsHor HCGnEs AND TIE REn IAr.-The
last FrccnGi's Journai-the organ Of Or. Hughes in
this city-giyes some very important information
of the Arch bishops good luck in Rome. II seems
that the Pope, unable yet to fad good TT for his
head among his stock of rcd hats, has, in lieu
thereof "sent him two splendid h-h from his table"
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Goop.-The Philadelphia North Ao'ertcaa-thc
recognized organ. and part the property, of Mr.
Clayton, ex-Secretary of State-has an excellent
denunciation ".f the practice Of members of Con-
gress officiating as counsel for claimants before the
departments" This is an indirect slap at several
nembers of the present cabinet, including the One
Eyed Thompson Of the ministry, who is not Mr..
Webster. Mr.. Claytsn's paper is coming out but
end foremost. Clsytsa always disaproved CAT
phinism, and 50 far was moralist and water
drnkcr.
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Con apon emhsllhsd with IS beautiful engraving
its l6pag. ned with origina articles by most pouar
writers Of the day j. sold Tor only ~ eel t. sk
praise ~ this splendid paper would look Ike attempt
paint The lily ~ 4 d-ultles the mot charming pictorial
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