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~ fteere, CsAssa. gAWxAAA. DsnhAn DMsa.
nsE xssepheas Hsyse. PhIaeelphis b 1aok . C.
1riG 1dAsysg BartIssA Phtia1NpA Lad ohuch
scx Rvs Culnss, 1lsuthsrA Aolsriy
scLr Isesssh. Masits wnnisstsn 3 Iressss. '''
ssbr ~ MAILER. Price Baltmors. MAILER Lsrl.
Sleep May Attwater. Watsrhsuss, New Havsa.
seansbv Marion, Berry CAarsstsn. hsyes yith nlss
northeSy vi.ds the entire passage.
snip eyntha Puner, SINGAPORE March 10. with nlss 10
siahs. iro.adss. April % lac sSs q sIoissssi
S.s s aa 4 s. An n v
Bark George Leslie lof Sleeper Cardinals II
e,ys with sugar, 70 Taylor; vessel - W Truady.
nsss Aana lof buoksport) Ross, New Orleans. - dayr.
Brig Ocean Bird Porop cprsoea. days With sugar a,I
hSes. 70 Boomer Graves Co.
Brig Princess Royal (br), Dee Bermuda. days with
Brig Gen Taylor Fuller Thonaston days, with lime. to
sshr Penny srr yestssd,yl Berry. Maraoaibs July
Sshr susAs (of Eatport) Niokerson ate Bray) Port
Prince, II days. with oofee and isswOod. to DslA
schr Aifsret.a. concklng St Thomas July With ski,s
sehr Medad Plat, Corlss Newborn. NO. days. With
sesr Elizabeth ~ Krsuse. Washington. NC days. with
schr Q L. Lowell, Boston. 5 days.
Sailed,
Steamships Irineia Harssten. Aspnws Northern Light
finhltpaush, San Juan; wn Penn. sears Ne. 0rleans
koir London Margaret Elza Adams Bsenos hyres bark
Ephtol Belle tbrl sPoaAgle, Liverrool br5s RosAnna
Wind At sunset Southwest.
Tho Charleston Courier the Southern Standard will
receive our Acknowledgements for slips in advance.
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letter. from Florence tate that he Grand Duke has
tnposeo an Extra VINE and all other articles of
consumption eAcep, aour and cat meal and domestic
msoufso'utd gcods introduced INTO the cities of Ssa
and Sienna
decree has been promulpau d IN Florence subectng
70 mhery oinc'phne Young ~ who owing TO idle and
ir'g"h bs"ts ~ere bDrhen to their families and
dangerous TO the public rcposs
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RRoADwAY rHEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL ssxz
meme. Ss%SSss ''H
pxs Ia EsSs the opera
Th- Queen Of Leon. Nine FIsnry Jeuy.
AAAimus. :. -. a. MenenesNs
s.1,. e ioIs s.srs.
tS commence ats wssnssssy July 81 the ooassS
Iosiss Mrs. John Brew csas.or Mr., job. ssre.
ana siss saSss III .s s.
evening % played the srssss;
v Es woS ssi'in pExifa Dy''~
Deuteson.ny Da.fai. M c. Jordan.
RRo0KLyN NUsEUM-poxEs AND PARoUsr.
!! ~ ?ss; Gallery ishO Doors opea at 7<.to 0onms,ss
Wednesday evening JY,y q WIN he performed the dr,ns
THE oM'Ni8Us.' 'AA 'f''s''-
BR4PADD.w.AATT, Tm ms 4: EaasnALL soas
nr tss a. , piss'srs - ~
ss | 81 ::s;'' s
mighty Monarch Of sraes. who IA, been grooi.i,s y
sas.ry % be sss greatest NE @
FL Ill ssss ss' ssGsr s %. .s
S s1S., tS' ass 81. ,,
country he vari.he. immedstey after i. Vi wis.rl
S IN. Brazil specially Invited
GREAT PRIZE pANcE.-A BEAUTIFUL SILVER
Cugmoptn q all Negro Dssasrs-rns sr,.p9riss.r q
pubic Yong
States has determines to give prise Of silver Cap
Siencs the prize Spen i. dancers except JOIN
Diamond Perssne wishing to enter for tho above eonts
will please lie their aud address st ths Meoasrn
or az Leas House. No. AZ Bowery bafero Saturday.
JulyA
ONCERT-T6E NEW YORK UNION voCaLIsrs
~ will give their at tn
nac,o, on Wednesday. July slst, At o'clo r NJ.
when the folio wing artists of tho Uninn appeNr--
Madame Losarny stoepe Miss Lucy Burr M-. john Eeats
Ter, Mr. John r. Thomas, aud Herr anzeStoepci.
NEW YORK DRAMATIC soCIETy.-N0TIcs.-THa
above society will their resnar
the Olympic Thestrs groadwa, on Thursday. July sal
All ohes distributed Tor the Brooklyn Museum for shss
j. LESLIE. Secretsru
ERANKLIn MUSEUM. ITO CHATHAM sQUaEn-
l. George lea, Propretor The above srtabitahinent b.
open afternoon At o'clock and in the esepias
Tor the Of Classic aud Oriaa
Living Ststuary, By ms Csz,osts Trou Model Ar
stes together ek saristy Of besut,fu psrfor .no.
For f particulars bs Of saob day
IN privste bcxse 20 capts stage seats with cushioned
shairs 37a cents boxes rs csnts gallery. l2f cents.
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hmercsn secuiiuee were in FAIR demand except rail-
and the same Ia Prsuce. '"'"aofe'
In the London markets there but little ao,n, T.
grain. wheat bad declined Ia. Sugar West Inasr -.
quiet In coffee plic's were barely maintained and 90
Wa lspRuid Money continued abundant
Cotton was unchanged with a slack business ovn0to
the elections Grain markets very dull provisons-a
moderate busnsSs doing Naval stores were In sa,,
demand. kicc-no sslee 20 report.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
CorTor-Tbe Bslte's had eject on the cotton
srket The sales Of the week 80 $50 bales
~ which culators took 100 porters 900 paies
Tb~ following the quosi ons-Orleans fair 67sd and
middirR SID Mobile fair 5TS3.. and middng SID:
Uplands fair 67sd. and midciiDg sid
BsFhDsruFFt generally have been very dull. The quo
taons for hour Are. for wetern canal Ohio Baltimore
ard Phsds ipbis DO. per Dbl For whe.t white o. sd
sos nd, b. o.. Sd. For corn white 2ss Cd ixed
3os., ard yellow 3Os Cd
PRoVsiors The tran actions have been to moderate
txtept 90 beef sells al 75s. Sos and new lO5s
1l0e Lard 6pe
A.axs,-saies q pots st 2ss. Cd. and pearls 27s
NAVAL eroasSlD fstr demand ut about previous rates
LONDON MARKETS
The mcney market "a eesy at previous rates. First
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Snip ARCoLR, FOR SAN FRANCISCO SPLEEN
dd vessel has the most superb accommodations Ia first
9th Inst Passengers, Wis Tho Cape vii please examine
this vessel and judge tor themselves. Appyto
u. B. SUTTON, 81 w all street.
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Cane of Good Hone.

The steamship = ePhorus in England with
advces TO the 10th shay
The Kafhr war presented no features and seemed
70 be a. far from terminating ever.
General Cahcart had eta b he'd hts headqu Mt
Fort Beaufort and announced the enemy that no
terms would be listened To- but submission or defeat
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RoWNAr, 0rINnELL q CO, ONLY AUTHORIZED
~ asents for the Swallow Tail line Of London and Liver
pool psose slips. Drars from 81 and Ups srss pyssls
.eh' 10 any town throughout 0rsA. Brss and Ireland
ohce ~ South streot View York; feptos Cham vsp
vot street, Asd No. sR~Soat ReaA CiArsaoc aoci LAYER
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Arrival OF tho Marion.

The steamship Marion, Captain Berry, arrived yester
day, IN fifty eight hours rom Chsrleston-a prolonged
passage, on account Of heavy northerly winds.
She brings large number Of passengers among whom
are the Hon w D. seabrook and Charles Gillespie, ESQ
The latter gentleman u bearer Of dispatches from Mr.
Letcher Minister in Mexico We learn that the an
ticipaed coup dat had been abandoned and that Gen
Arista would call session Of Congress- to meet
on the LIST Of August.
The o. 8. surveying schooner Petrol had arrived at
Key West and would be laid up in ordinary. Several oS
the officers had left for tho North
Advices from Havana, TO the 18th instant had been
received 1t is stated in letter Of that date that By
the Isabel one Of the most extensive landowners Of Cuba
would proceed on visit to the United States, acconpa-
MED by some Of the members of his family. This gen.
tleman Don Gonzalo Alfonso is a wealthy aud highly
esteemed gentleman lie is President OF the principal
railroad OF the Island The inhab The island are
beginning 10 travel abroad an convenient and
agreeable facilities with speedy mathods II transit IN
crease, 90 viii still greater di position be shown to avail
| Of them.
MARKETS,
HAVANA, July l3-Since report of 2sth June an
active demand has been maintained for while the
supplies have seDsby dmn he'd the stock has be-
come much reduced Under thesa crcuus the
prices have gone still higher aud firm The accounts
from ali parts Of the island the .oah well the north
niae-ruy confirm the material deficiency OF the crop
According 70 iuiomaon received from Matanzas, this
morning. the stock of sugar existing in that market In
frat and second hands Is % 500 boxes To in
from the country 10 900 boxes This. added to the uan
tty already exported this season. would leave def
cheney OF Is per cent in the from that port
pared with last year. We place Our quotations "a fol-
lows ORDINARY and miadng Whites ~ Sls rls. good
to npe whites So gH yeilows Ga ria superior
yellows. "a "a SIS: browns, y rls Cucurlchos,
5ts rs. Some parcels of duscoyados sold ut AZ
5s rls.. according quality The sale Of
was at II. at distant outport and in the harbor
rls ssked The transactions in coffee very in
significant
IsroR1s A cargo Of jerkei beef sold at 1o4 rls
ana there is one on hand A cargo Of coal from the
United states sold at s. T. Of KIND not much liked
here
FgFGHTsThe last charters we're at fI ISIS for large
sets Cowcs aud market, CO c. ~ Cd for small
spanish vessels 10 Falmouth. and market So to st.
fett rsburp direct; FL los to f2 for Hamburg 10 the
United States not than roc per box given, while the
rate for molasses is quite nominal
Exchange en- London i07f per cent prem New York
md Boston - 4 per cent dis.
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Bosror July a.
ArrivedBsrks Rocket, Valparaiso, Eagle Phi. sdsphs;
br,ss Aoteoe Cuba Condor. and Aiken. Philsaep
schr julia Al n. &c.
Cleared--Shp VIM sturges. N0rcans; banks Sarah II
Snsw, Valparaiso Novaas NASSAU; Velocity. Chsrletoa
Aurora. Philadelphia; brig Henry Matthew'S and SNOW do
schr auson, Aux CSyes
EoRpoLK, July 10.
Arriyed-Sve brig Cortland, -; schrs Ashland, New
York; Archer Newport Willow and Sharon, Boston.
ST. JsHS. NIB July 10.
Arrived-Shp Ennis Field, NYorh.
Arrived l7thohr Perthshire. Mobiles brig Jane Avery
NYork. CID ship President. Lvergool.
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Tbs ELECTIONS.


The Parliamentary elections occupying the whole
share OF public attention Most Of the English borough
members bad been but the counties had eth to
elect The result far to the govern
mept but their pro- poets may improve in the counties
return of the rcsus he Doy Nso 10 Friday, CLASH
es the members elected 1866 liberals and SO Dcrbyitcs
The 7gmes has l3' liberals IS thorough minsteraltsts
and IS liberal conservatives
Among the g, able names in the list OF men,
bers returned Loro ,bn Russoi aud Baron Roths
child, for London Lord Palmer DIR. Layard. Of
Nineyeh celebrity q Munis aud W Scholcdeld for
Birmingham; L :. Dupcomos. Sir Wood Hon L NJ
Gibson ana John Bright tor Manchester: r. NJ. Mines
and A. Roehuch for 81 field SIR w noles worth j
L Ricardo SIR r. Peal lion II Lanouchere. Sir Delacy
Evans. Sir W. Clay snd Butler for Tower Hamiets.
George Thcmpon il VIII be observed has Lost his cleo
ton much dissatisfsc ion being expressed by his cousti
tuency his dsserii OF hi duties session.
while engaged in ~ taug the United States Turner
and Ackenzie the rory candidates have in for Liver
poO by large majority and lion. Mir Strut liberal,
has succeeded Feargut o'Dop nor for Nottingham
Returns stili coming to hand. but cannot be
brased within the limits of this despatch
ANOTHER FAILURE, ETC.
Anoher failure unoed in the domestic fax
trade, Duncan Sons OF Dundee, liabilities ECO O00
with sma
The brhers stratford. recently imprisoned in Italy
nave arrived in Liverpool
REWARD FOR MANURE
The Royal Agricultural Society of England offers
price OF LOCO and the id medal # the society for the
discovery 81 manure with uy irrtizng properties
70 the premium gunpo. ~ which uulmitsd supply
can be furnished in England at It's per ton.
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STIAM BETWEEN NEW YORK and GLASGOW
~ 1he Glsssow and New York Steamship compaay's new
steamship GLASGOW 1852 tons 40 horse
Craig nsDder ~ill sail from Ne~ York for Glasgow on
Saturday 14th OF August at u o'clock cahu
(sioob state voomeC 800 do. do (uidshp dol SIS So
eend cabin. $50 Stewards foe isel.dad Apply 70
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RowEkx rlnATRn.DooRs OPEN Az nj cJR-
benefit Of hr Stevens viii he psrfsrmed She os.edy a
bRwARH OF NAN TRAPS,
GAMkSfBR Or veNICE.
10 conclude vita the comedy Of
TN HYPOCRITl
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(vAsrLE GARDEN.-lRENcH & HEIsEn PRO.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE. BALTIMORE-LA-
dice and Of ackn wedsed talent desreus Of
questcd 20 address, post paid, Immediately, BARTON &
CAMPBELL, Holiday street The stre Baltimore.
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VANDIRBiLf LINE. FOR SAN PRANcIsco-TuN

" AhpiRBiLf LN q. FOR SAN FRANcIsC0-THH
shortestAbd cheapest route and only liue givax
cts for crossing he ttthmus The favorito double
steamship Pk0METukUS, ls0O sons ~i leave fr.m Pier
No North river a. o'clock precisely, on fhur..
day Aurust 9th fer San Juan del Norte direct connecting
with the Pacific the Nicsragua
having but ~ miles Of land tst These
have unsurpassed accom- dati With superior vent
top aud Iassrpgers through without deay
Pacific famer being In waiting and the last
Virgin Bay occupying Only one day THIS
reror advantage TO families going 80 California it aeinR
Tie only one BY which paecns.rs always uodor the
charge OF officers attached to the ns and ths time
much more healthy AND comfortable than by any other
Fer Information or Passgs at tho lowest rates.
At the Office, MOB Battery place up stairs,
ID IL. ALI EN. A1hnt
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.-TaE UNITED
L States mail steamship IUABvLDT. b. Limos com-
msndcr viii leave for Havre touching 81 Southampton
land the mails and passengers Saturday Juiy 3,st
twelve o'clock. from pier No a. North river Proes Of
passage In fst cabin, $780, do. do second do SO lug
gage not during the should be sent Soat
ohandise S be rsceivcs board after Thrrsday July
9sh An surgeon Is attached 20 the ship Fsy
MORTIMER livingston. Agent s. Broadway.
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- - - =
SHIPPING.

EOR LIVRRPO0L-UNlTED STATES NATL STEAM.
ship ATLANTIC. Capt James Wsst.-rhs 1teamshiI
will Depart with the United States Nails for Eorcps posi-
lively saturday July oath ct L. o'clock 81 from her
berth at the foot OF Canal street. No berth till
PAID for For freight passage having
modAtions for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS R. CO. So Wall street.
Tho steamship ARCTIC will succeed tho Atlantic and sat
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Rates Of passage from Phiisdeipha In After
state roens, $40 in mitship SGt In forward
state rooms, $55inc,uding provisions and sswssis fear
s'F ThoMS ngRBso Il rxh.as
or No. . walnut streee. PHILADELPHIA
limited number OF third ciass pssseoss,s sill be
ct $50 from Philadelphia sns $40 fror L;verpsoifnnnt
with provisions.
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DAVIS. BROOKS 4 CO..
General ASerte Is sewer street, or
JONES e. gUaNSOr

los W est street, corner Of L,berty street..
fssepEers ~ the United States wi disemhar sssas
the wharf Aspin vail snd take she Psnsw Railroad
opened nearly to Gorsens hus svnii ths rs
10 0orgoua.
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A UsTRALIA.-FOR PORT PHILIP DIRECT -THI
magnificent and fast sailing packet MADISON, Caet
rundy will sat- for the above port tho LAT OF august
hsf most comfortable state stons Tor FAM
lies or sihsl prtons Der between decks are thoro
,ettstcd and tho captain having many yosrs expereso
IN the Australian trade make her tho a.rsbia
now up tary appostos viii be seoesssry TO secure pss
sgs. on board, Pier ~, East River, or to
BUTLER BROTb RRS las asd lIa South street
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DR JOHNSON 10 DUANE STREET So wxy,
$500 ,ot seh nst y ytsre, the most IN soeext
Rs.owMo.sr ~ Nav se,h nss he oc.suited a. sswsI
ptNs" ouce on al StssseH 60 which Hssh Ia p-ry a.
'hots who have ssdsrsd from a. al al arnte,ss,s
20 having heir cases sJesseo ny so,ao Of
N 6-Sea my oiplo@s. In M ofHoe. = Np.'e'
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~ are Instructed to oGsr for sale the dne aid. xnee
steamer ChhkOktk now laying a. the end 81 Cong wharf
Boston She was built by the British govern Kings
ton canada at an ~ aod has
been W. a'i longer than four,oes days
Contractor London Of 40 hurse yer the ship OF $50
tons register aush deck has large ospscy owage
ana WIZ 70 found Desirable yessci for the Hs
yans trade Ipereotion this fac vessol nv.ed ans
every facility will be afforded on 20 D. seig
bhh CO. No. Long wharf Boston; or EDWARD
CUNAkD. No. Bowling Green, New York.
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THRoUG Gil TO SAN FRANCISCO, AT 8EDUCEn
retes. New York and San frauoisoo stoams htp L,pe
The now and splendid steamship u sJTED STArsS i50
tons burben. Edward Dennis Commander VIII take
departure for Aspnw ALL rsyy Bay saturday usost
t3P connecting st Par ana With the doube
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, 100 tons burthea. Georg,
Cole, ommnnder which steamer AwAirs the arrivsi
~ Panama BY the United states from Nee York
and Immediately eaft proo-e5s 60 Sac FrNnoseo
rect without soppsge at in ports Those
ID accommodations Ard saoty not By
this route perionoed sohed
vessel The United States has made the voyags bet~ser
New York and Cbares In days eIsvep hours;
the Winfield Sc It psfs od the between Nov Yorb
ard Psnsms In the shortest time both
ptre ard actual time FROM now cpau
hd thrcsEh ttohets for sale. Apply 10
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TT 8. NAIL STEAMSHIP COAPANY.-FoR NEW
~ Orleans via Havana The splend steamships CREs
CENT CITY, 900 tons. will sail from tho pier at
srren street. N. r. Tuesday -. ~, Mt 9 o'clock p.
NJ, precisely.
RATES PASSAGE TO NEW onLEANs-NEw
Second cabin berths. Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Steerage do. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q
Nes Orleans ne 25c ner epss font Shincers
requested to supply themselves with tho papy bills
lAdm which may BIO had application at tho Office No
other form will DO ssn.d No 81 Of adug signed after
the snip mas saire; sor Ir,,ght or PASSAGE apply to
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TeIegraphsc MARINE Reports.

Tho Charleston Courier and the Southern Standard will
receive our Acknowledgements for slips in advance.
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CONCERT.-T8E NEW YORK UNION voCaLIsrs
~ viii give their second nopcert at tn ber
nacle, on "Wednesday, Jnly elst ut s oclo ,k L. NJ.
when the folio wing artists Of tho Union VIII appe>--
Madame Losarny stoepc Miss Lucy Barr Eeats
Ter. Mr. John Il. Thnmas, and Herr FranzrStoepel
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nR RALPH AUTHOR OF TIE "fRAcricu ,r2W..
- tie. no. Ohc. hour, Q % IL A. M aud % 2 NJ
lSpnnny exec ptea no 643 Houston street. Woes~
The 1eAto so ceut so,d 80 ann stroat No
Astor Houte arc ~ the sttIur't :
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Gen. scott and IL. Col. scptoe.

The Republican, of Moaday last, alter CIV
ing list II officers in the late war with Mex
90. " no. II saws. ate "f,r Plerce and against
Scott" says In addition 10 this brilliant ar
ray ofoilieers who support Pierce, we could
add that of Lieut. ca Sieptoe. OF Bedford >
Without having any positive Information On
the sublccf--~c feel assured that the sepab-
iican Ia. NJ reliable Authority for this state
mcni Oar purpose. however ia referring IN
this gallnnl and distinguished young officer ls
not to raise au issue on this point. but 10 re.
produce the eloquent culoei4m he pronounced
upon Gen. Scott. Al the dinper given lin the
9th Of October is49, by The people Of Bedford
Ills naive county. Col. 5. had risen 10 re.
.pond 10 a folf complimentary to himself
A fer he had paid g'owing tribute to Gen.
Toy lor, he spoke as follows:
OF thai lofty genius that ledu 50 ally from
Vera Cruz To he Mexican cBp'toI. ] could. #
accustomed 10 public speaking. tell You NOR;
ior fought under hl4 cye and knew Inn ns
friend. Truly he mds eaa ~ tdc m0ald n
Hcr0esi Who could have seen him IN the
imminent II success or OF deep concern for the
future without feeling that there 'caS nothl"g
Ina graad Jdv him Ia accomplish. no Mo1gM 50
ncraied Hat he c0Hld MT rtath H. In our
glooniest Tines. whcn icy. uithcring doubt was
creeping alound the hearts If en-; With an OPP
posing nrlny in front ynslly superior 10 US IN
numbers, another, ga the rear, Ia make our re-
treat impossible; ia . die rict, where from ma
ural and artificial canses tao important ele-
mrtts al successful ~ar--.the cavalry AID ar
tlllcrs -we.e ncnhy pa,aze1; with the dark
ness Of nghl, ten cst, and combat closing II.
round us;-thrn it wns the haf dcspondlng
soldier ioohed npoa Hc dou0ticsS Iront Of ouy
| hicf and terogaizcd II rs Me 0n,ca n rictory.
Search ,ecH if you " oald find his c9Hai IN any
ogej-hc wthc greatest hsi0g Copta'n IN mrs"
We thank the Republican for mentioning
the uame Of Col Strptoe. We hope that II
wall lei It's readers know what thi4 brave and
tdcntcd young Virginnn thinks Of his old com
monder Cnn it produce such testimony in
behalf Of Pierce by him.or any one clsc2 VIII
II, and lis CT laborcrs mol have done sneerinp
NJ the capacity OF Gen. Scott, " hen such men
as EDWARD J. SrEproE declare there was
aothing too grand for him To accomplish, no
ihou.,h elevated that Inc con not reach
it r.
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Pre- ,J.nev IN th- I,riI,s sci ut" ~ me P'a,
,,ro furnish ecidrnce # h- h"s'iily Ia all
The prominent measures sl1ch tend Ia " eS-
tern prosperity. 81 "a,.sh lni''r""l Improve
mcni- and joprs',c Industry are the nosi I'M
portani.
Asa Western man, h.r, FIRE. and rs an org.
inai jackson Democrat. rs "A friend TO Internal
improvements aud Ia thr projection aud en-
couraeement of American industry esnno'
will not support such man as Frankie
Pierce for The Presidency. And as lhe1e Is
now bur two prominent candidates before the
American pc ,ple-lamel, Gen. Winfield Scott
and franklin Piercc-ope Of whom will ne
crsslry be elected the next President | shall
most oheerfuly and freely give my vote and
influence for Gen. Scott, believe him by lar
The best Democrat Of the Two and oneoi whom
every friend to The west particularly, an'l TO
Internal Improv enenis. and 10 the protection
and promodon Of American industry ought 10
prefer, and 10 cordially support.