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's,O srUNh AiAsUNs.-Proposais WIN be
l. received at this office until IL O'clock, NJ on
Monday, the goth September, 1852, for about $50
hneai feet OF stone cuivert, commencing near the
intersection OF Clay anu 7th streets, aud extending
up Cay and 9th streets to point hear the North
Western intersection oil Marshall and 9th streets
The cuvert will be comma need at depth Of 1S
feet below the surface OF 7th street, and reach its
termination at depth OF l65a feet. It's capacity
will be TX by 3 feet Clear. SIDE walls to average
2 feet thick, be laid good flag stones running
across and uader each wall, aud to be covered with
thick, strong granite slabs-al laid with good ce
ment mortar.
The contractor will enter iato covenant with
ample security ter the faithful and prompt execa
ton OF the work, which wanted as soon as 1t Is
practicable to complete it. ali surplus esrth and
rubbish To be removed by the contractor
Payments will be made on monthly estimates,
with reservation OF 20 per cent until the compile
ton of Inc work.
fhe estimate has been placed at s. Is per lineal
foot No bid beyond that sum Will be considered.
Unless the contract be signed within ten Gays
from and alter The date OF the award il will be con-
sidered abandoned
NJ. BATES, Supt. Streets
Oh1ce Superintendent Streets,
September I4th, 1852 ltd
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BY DUNLOP, MOaCUKE ~ Co.
SHOES, GROCERIEs, &C., AT AUC-
~ TIOH-On FRIDAY, the Goth isslant com
mencing at 10 O'Clock we will sell at our auction
store
so Shoes assorted qualities, suited to the pre-
sent and approaching season
ALSO,
A ,Eeral assortment of Groceries, &C., consist
ing in part Of
80 hhJs fair to prime quality Sugar
100 bbls coffee and clarified Sugar
l20 bags Rio Cetfee
Small Loaf sugar
N Molasses; extra quality Syrup
GInpowder and PowchoDg Teas
80 cans assorfd Candies
20 bois Monongahela copper distilled Rye
Whiskey, 5years old
Mustard, Cigars, Indigo, Vinegar, &c.
TERMs-Under 500 cash over SlUO, months
credit tor approved negotiable paper
ER@ Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCUkE e. co,
sel4 Auctoneers.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

" A l. U B l. K Blu LDI NC LOT ON
' MAIN, BETWEEN I'D AND 4TH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION will be sold ON Wed.
nesday, the 9Th day OF Oct, 1882 upon the premis-
es, commencing st Al o'clock, valuable Building
Lot on the South line OF Main street, between Sd
and 4th streets. adjoining the West the resi-.
dence OF Mr. B Minor, and on the East, the resi-
dence of ar Adolphus Notwithstanding about AZ
feet running back lU1 feet, with the privilege of a
narrow alley extending out to Sd street. This lot
is located in the most beautiful and improving part
of the city.
TERMS Six twelve and eighteen months for
negotiable notes, interest added ecured by trust
deed
Sc Is w. GODDIN Auct
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MORE NEW GUUDS.-We are still receiv-
Nl ing and will Continue every week to receive,
all newest styles aud patterns, soon as they are
imported to New York, where our agents are ell
ways buying and getting the latest sty les of Gar
- nts.
Those in Want of something new, will always find
at our Emp orium any thing that fancy suggest,
at very low prives.
HENRY SHAFER g. CO.,
Sc l6 Clotbers, corner Main and 18th sts
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BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSITORY.-rk
" subscriber is now receiving at this store. -
Fan supply OF Books, Stationery, &c Per
Colleges and Schools, ms supply and assortment i
largely increased. And from Teachers and Sehai
lars he respectfully solicits call.
OF Religious Books, an additional end wei, se3ece-
ed assortment. Bibles and Testamen,s, full su.-
ply, and at low prices.
full supply OF the A M s Unicn and Track
Society's Publications.
E Call at No 203 Main street. Square above
the Banks. CHARLES WORKMAN,
sc 10 Depositary.
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~ Widow OF Commodore Thompson.
Thousands Of Ladies Bear the same
To sffmauy-TrIssii Ia Afikhtys--Ih is To Ger


Thousands Of Ladies Bear the same
TestImcny.--Truih is Mighty. --Ihisis to GER
THY that have been afflicted with an affection OF
the liver for some years. and greal debility OF all
my bodily organs loss OF appetite anc subject 20
apop'txy OF u brain, violent headache, aro afec
uun Of The nervous system, which affected tbs eyes
much that could with difficulty discern. the
features OF any person, unless very near and look
Ing steadily al them tor time At the instance
" L friend was induced TO take Hampton's Fege.
taoe Ii"cture. Oh which have taken TOUR bottles,
ana have now tie happiness TO inform the public
that the alb medicine has had the desired effect
OF completely ing all the complaints have
satst, and, thana God, now ieel better thar have
lett Tor the Ia Etseen years.
The Doctor is at liberty to publish this 'rtiica:e,
&c ieel IL duty due 10 him and to persons who
are nUW suffering under complaints similar TO mine
+ c. B. THOMPSON,
Widow OF the late Commodore Thompson.
WAsHTNGToN, New YORK Avenue
Cali on y A. STKECkER and get pamphlets
gratis. See advertisement III to days aper
au IS
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

BUILDING LUTS AND DWELLING
- HOUSE ON BROOK AVENUE, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION Will be sold on Thursday ale
ternOOn, the 23d September, 1852 upon the prem.
ises, commencing at AZ o'clock the large brick
Tenement on the Western line OF Brook Avenue
near Bacon Quarter Branch, recently occupied by
Mr Henry Lambert together with the lot attached
thereto, fronting 237 feet on Brook Avenue and
running back about 20Ufeet The lot will be dvid.
ed to suit purchasers.
TERMs.-One fourth cash balance at 4, 8, and
IL months, for negotiable notes. and title retained
till the last note is paid.
sells w. GODDIN Auct
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VALUABLE LOT ON FRANKLIN ST.,
' OPPOSITE TO THE MASONS' HALL, FOX
SALE AT AUCTION-Wi be sold, on Friday
afternoon, LIST October, 1852, upon the premises
commencing at hali-past O'clock that very valua
BILE lot with an old building thereon,) situated on
the North line of Franklin, between 18th and 10Th
Streets opposite the Masons Hall, fronting &c it
running back les feet
Terms-One halt cash; balance at 6 and IL
months for negotiable paper, interest added, secur
ed by trust deed, or title retained.
Sc Is w. GODDIN. Auct
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To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mond.-W h,gs and Democrats, call at Messrs. Bel-
nett 4 Beers, K r. Duval 81 Bro, al Messrs. Sea
brook s. Reeve, Broad street or under American
Hotel, and get bottle of the celebrated Fletcher's
Hair Tonic, manufactured by John johnson 1t
will impar richness 10 the hair clean the head of
dsndruH, and preserve that peculiar healthiness in
the head that is not only the wonder of the age but
the commentator of all who it. 1t will really
better fit exercise all the duties OF "evt ry
day life" seq
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R0R 8AIsE.-WHl - s0ld a Sspeemow -
q Sah. - Eseaoe u Jom B. Gpeoe, 6oe3v - -
oyers - @dtN frem niehmmd, Is NJ 1s1e 49,
4, LII 80 ~ eoaprise about $50 aeres LA
yme IT, heh miie 70 * from Tie virsiaia c.
- kMIoaes wtich b divided Into trse1Ds -
oeo g Weaea 1eFe ars frum to 10oo0 eou6e2
pr Woo0 % snother from 8 70 1000 cords. -
@ g, ne Lsno = highly improved WIN b sol1 -
81 the Stock. Crop, BE he
IH1xs-6, IL le md - month"; crrdit Nh -
feress for the Real Esesfe and month fcr r
suma over $40 tor the personal property.
=. 7. GREEN lEx'n Of Jokn r
wA- o. WINSTON. Green, dsss1
books FOR THE RALL TRADI
~ PLANO FoRTES, STATIONERY AND -
FANCY ARTICLES.-NASH e WO0D~
HOUSE, Eagle square, Richmond, VI, -
receivlng their recently purchased supply Of Bosnu
Stationery, Piano Foftes and choice Fancy Art1ea1.
The country trade and merchants generally 60
purchase such goods Of rs upon - favorable tsnns
a sf any regular establishment Of the kind il -
United Statea They have always on hand iasTp
stock of the most approved
Senooi beoks, Blank Account Books,
rooiacap. Letter, Note and Wrapping papers,
naniss, hymn Books, Prayer Books. Law,
CCcai. Religious and Miscellaneous Book6 IS
| Saesp Moves of unexceptionable character,
HIoaefy OF every description,
| -. instruments in the greatest variety -
| Ec.st assortment Of Superior Rfnno
| o..es 70 De found in the South All al vhich -
| nn.eo and onsred upon a. good ter,na - -.
pc obtained any where 49, -
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BYE 49, SsTAT!ONERA, AND MUeIC.
nal are now receiving very full supply of eooss
stationery, and Music, fer the Fall Nd WS.s
trade, which they are determines 10 se :. -. p.
city.
They respectfully invite their city and co,ra.~
friends to give them call, promising to give ~
faction
Teachers and Schools viii be supplied at wan
liberal discount.
New Music received every week selx
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soIREES MAGIQUE.

SOIREES MAGIQUE.
ONE WEEK LONGER, AND POSITIVELY
THE LAST
MIR. WYMAN begs to announce that he will
Ivl continue his Exhibitions at the Odd Fellows
Saloon every evening The present week, commen-
cling MONDAY, Sept 18th. when he will intro
many new and startling ieats IN Naiu re-: Magic,
Figures.
- Also, splendid ente' tanment ON WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at 3k
o'clock.
Doors open at night at O'Clock. To commence
at quarter before O'Clock. Sc 10
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EY@ CHOLERA, DIARkHTA, CHO.
LEkA MORbUS, CHOLlCS, CRAMP, GRIPPING
PAINS IN THE BOWELS, SPAsMODIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS, &c, may be cured by
stubler,s Great summer Remedy.
None genuine without the signature Of r. II
STABLEE, II. d.
Chiiis and Fevers, Ague, Bilious, Remitteni
and Nervous Feyers, General Weakness, Weari-
ness in he Limbs Chronic Debility, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, &C., may be cured by Stabler's Great
ague and Fever Specific.
None genuine without the signature Of X. II.
StsbIer, Nj. IL.
stabIer,s Aiterafive-A valuable remedy foI
impurities o. the Blood, Erysipeiss, Boils, Salt
kaeun., Milk Crust. Rbeon@tisn, Bronchitis. En-
larseG Tebsis, Sore Throst, Dropsy, Ulcers on the
legs, Swclt5 t.isnGe, Ueisngeo Liver. Oppression.
PsipstiGn Of tLa Hesrl, letters, &c. a..
al OF the sbose for ss.e in Redmond by GAY
NOR d. WOODDCvE d. ISAACs and PURCELL
LADD L. CO. R.lE. sTABLER, 81 d.,
IA. Alexandra, Va
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JUN I
JET Columbian Hotel Richmon

Delicate Femnles and IHfsnts will
fnu BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERS grand de-
Bitters are pronounced by those who have used
them one OF the nnest toncs over dscovered-for
while they strengthen the system, purify the blood,
correct the acidiry of the stomach, and promote
heathful digestion; they alse dispe enmui and add
life, activity and energy to both body AID mind.
Being prepared from purely vegetable aterials,
the proprietor confdt nifty recommends them to
persons of all ages, and conditions in life.
Only SO cents per bottle.
TO be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores o.
PURCELL, LADD L. CO.. A. BODEKER, ADIE
& GRAY, BENNETT BEERS, and GAYNOh
& WOOD, Main street; II. BLAIR, WIN. 2. LADn
and SEABROOK a. REEVE. Shockoe Hill, CHAS.
MILLSPAUGH, and THOMAS d MCCARTHY.
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l UMBEk, LUMBkk.-ln adduon to our
IL general assortment Of seasoned White Pine
Lumber, We have in our yard, over $500 feet OF
seasoned White Oak and Button Wood
Boards, suitable for TOBACCO boxes. Purchasers
would do we'll to apply to Us, either personally or
by letter before purchasing elsewhere.
TOME a. kINEHhRT
Sc l3-2aw3m Port Deposife, Md.
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Sl EEWARE AND GLASS. nd
Mt HAaS@ William F. Butler, HE&4
MI Ee4 tsH Gate VIM. F. Butler a. Co, ) -
NIS*fS 70 Main street has now opened in
store very large stock OF
FALL GOODS.
VI his own importation, which he offers to the trade
at reduced prices. Also, Canton China Dinner
Sets, and few Plates, Dishes, and Covered Dishes.
Sc 4-eod2w
OTIS On UNION HILL FOR SALE.
II AS the agent and trustee of THOS. H. BLA-
kEY,I will SELL privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each, to suit purchasers, eight or
ten ~es of the land now owned and occupied by
the said Blakey These lots be autifuliy situa.
ted on Union Hill, fronting the road leading to
Bakey's Mill, about amile and half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore, or
to the subscriber. at his Office No. II Main street.
au s-stawts r WATKINS
WISH TO CONTRACT lmmediately Tor
l. the building of brick TOBACCO FACTORY
in Manchester, so by 80 feet, two and half stories
high, OF good material, and work done well and
strong. Both the brick and wood bidders will see
me and give their prices.
Sc l-eod6t WIN GRAY.
a. FOR RENT, the Dwelling on 9th street,
~ called the Myers house, now occupied by the
French Consul, formerly BY tine late Mrs. John
Heth Rent $3a5. Alterations at a cost OF from one
hundred and sixty to three hundred dollars will be
made at 9 per cent Possession given lst October
Apply to Mrs TAYLOR, or by letter to GEORGE
TAYLOR, Hanover Court House.
Sc 3-tsw6t*
~ ANTED-A Young Man as TEACHER OF
w ELEMENTARY CLASSES. Apply to Rev
J: c. HOVER, between 10 and O'Clock, at the
German Church. ll-eod3tH
| LEE INsUhANCE-FUk WHITE PER-
Ia SONS AND SLAVES The National Safe.
ty Life Insurance COmpany-Charter per-
petual. Office g. Walnut street, Philadelphia
Capital S250,Uo0. Office of the Agency in
Richmond, Lisies Row, l4lh street, next to Messrs
To er 8; Cook. There is no company or agency in
Virginia that offers 81 ch advantages in gard to
Life Insurance, as this. The rates of premiums for
wife persons 25 per cent. lower than those
ordinarily charged; and slaves are insured upon
the most reasonable terms, Tor period OF from
one to se0e'l years. Traders or dealers in Saves
reintorned that they can insure them in this COM
pany carry TO any OF the Southern, slave hold
ing states. All losses promptly and satisfactorily
adjusted. Pamphlets and Circulars containing full
particulars, viii be furnished gratis, application
10 c. X. BRICKEN, III. D.,
General Agent and Medical Examiner
sc 14-TuesThursASst*
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DENTAL SURGERY.
nR. II. n. HUDSON, Dentist, has return
~ ed to Richmond, and may be found al his Office
as usual, during business hours.
Sc l4-eod3t*
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Ma ANTED-A Young Man as TEACHER OF
w ELEMENTARY CLASSES. Apply to Rev.
]. c. HOVER, between 10 and o'clock, at the
German Church Sc ll-eod3t*
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E Grent euro Tor DY,pepsfa.-D

H Great Cure Tor Dyspepsia.-DR. J
s. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMfOUND, AND
FAMILY OR ALTERNATIVE PILLS, both costing
u cents.
have cured more than five thousand persons of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints WIN my Dyspep
tic Compound ami FANNY f!!.s HEAD the ioi:ow-
ing letter from gentleman in Virginia, W hom
never saw. he is one of thousands who are living
monuments of the great cures made by my Fami
ly Meoicpes-J s Rose NJ d.
DINwIDDIE Co Va, June 1852.
To DR.. j. s. Rose lphia-Dear Sir: For
tt sake OF humanity, write these few lines to in
form you ard the public generally, of the great
cure your Dyspepoc Compound has made on me
In the summer OF 1850. was attacked with vio
lent diarrhoea ana alter trying the remedies pre-
scrbed by two or three eminent ply scisns for le
months, without any effect and beng reduced al
most to a skeleton and scarcely able to walk across
my room, accidentally received one OF your cir
eulars, in which found my disease exactly de
scribed. Ny son went 10 Petersburg and purchss-
ed bottle of the DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND, with
a box of YOUR FAMILY Oh ALTERNATIVE PILLS,
and to my great establishment and satisfaction,
found great relief in few days; and In two weeks
| was entirely well. At this time am in be tier
health Than have been IN ten ar twelve years IN
short, sir, your medicine saved my life.
Your. with respect, GEO. ]. JONES.
The above preparations, and all Dr. Roses ceio-
brated Family Medicines,
For sale by Adie q Gray, Purcell, Ladd & Co.
Bennett q Beers Alex Duval, r. X. Duval, @. A.
stIecker. A. Bodeker, Gaynor d. Wood, J. Blair 5.
VI Zachrisson and w p Laid. " LIS
NJ hs. DAN - COUGH ELlXiH.-IhIs
A'A medieihe-besides proving ethcaciols IN ie.
moving Coughs, Colds, pulmonary complaints and
giving great resiet in Cousumpton--hss lately, ia
numerous cases in this city, proved The best medi
cine ever ussd In Wheoping Cough in ali us stages
And though Mrs. DAVIS lie prepared To exhibit the
most satisfactory testimonials TO all who may de.
sire TO zee them, she greatly prefers that the ic
ed should try il apd judge Of lis efficacy fur them.
seives. Give this ..home Medicine Trial.
III For sale BY BENNETT a. BEERS, Drug
gists; Mrs. A b DAVIS, Main st below the Union;
CHAS. D. YALE and CHAS. BECK. &c rs
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'I,AYLOh'S TRANSPARENT WASH
Il BALLS and Crystal Cakes-the genuine arti-
Gle; Lows Brown Windsor ana English Honey
Soaps; q great variety of richly periumed French
Fancy Wasting and Shaving Soaps and Creams ;
the real Yankee Soap; French Sapophane, for shaw.
ing-for sale IN any quantity by
sci BENNETT 4 BEERS D uggists.
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Nv MALTA JACKS.-Two splendid e.
A2Simals Of this celebrated stock, imported d.
Ilom Malta per Br brig Dilisent, ale tor sale 4
No. 100, Front street, New York. Price $500 each
They can be seen by applying at No. 254 Atlantic
street. South Brooklyn
New York, Aug 6th 1852 Sc 13-Jv<
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EH HHDS. BACON SiDES.-A very gu
L " peiior article; bright and of 81 all size, jus
received per. steam er, by
Sc I6 WILLIAMS g. BROTHER
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THOMAS q CHARLES ELLiS a. co.
L i Entrance ON 18th street, two doors ABOVE the
Exchange Bank, in the room formerly occupied as
the "Kichmond Library"
Being engaged IN closing their business. they re-.
their accounts Sc is 2m
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NOTlCE.-Allpe persons indebted to the estate of
~ Edwin Waddeil, deceased, are requested to
make payment to me only rs early as possible, and
all persons havin claims against said estate
queSted to present the same to for settlement.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL, Admir- of
sc i5-d12t+ Edwin Waddell, decd,
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l. the Drug store of rHOS. PACE, pig Broad
street, handsome assortment OF Fancy Articles
such as Toilet Bottles Porte Monnaies, Card Cases
&c, suitable for Ladies; also well selected stock
of hair brushes, combs. pertumery. &c. st IA
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% Attend drill of your company on THURSDAY
Nj next, the 10th instant, Lafayette Hall, at =
~ O'Clock, P. NJ, without arms.
BY order OF the Lieutenant commanding.
Sc Is JNO. e. POWELL, Jr, o. s.
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1914, 465 90

These muskcts are in excellent condition, and
we'll packed in excellent boxes. They only a
small part Of Mr. Laws collection of warlikc mu
nitions. The invaders will find no difficulty,
therefore. in procuring arms, and at reasonable
price, for all heirobjects.'
The closing sentence has reference to the
threatened flbuster expedition against Cuba,
which, according to the same writer, is con-
templated by parties possessing numbers, re
sources, and discretion" The statement is
made in significant connexion with the refer
ence to Mr. LAWS gunpowder enterprise:
The promoters Of the contemplated expedition
against Cuba here openly proclaimed their pur
poses and objects. and they have no fear of any in
reference by this Government. for they will not,
as they say, do any thing that lie Illegal. They
can accomplish all their objects, and yet commit
no act in violation OF the neutrality of the United
States. Their numbers are great, and their re.
sources are probably increasing, and their plans
are managed with discretion.
"Jn New York the number of men who could be
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The RECENT FoReERy OF PRUssIAN THALER
NoTEs.--Dscision Of Justice Sfunrt--During the
month Of July last, the detection and arrest Of two
men, named Theodore PIitman and Antoine Gar
vncci, for forgery, was given ut length in the
Daily Times. As will be rccoected, the prison
ers were committed to prison the complaint of
the Prussian Consul General who alleged that
they had procured forged copper plates, and with
them took impressions Of the notes or bonds in
question, which we're ingenously executed, and
well calculated to deceive the best of Judges The
spurious plates and large quantity OF the impress
Radford, and placed in the hands of the authori-
fore Justice Sidney A. Stuart, at the second dis
trict police court, and the parties were defended
by assistant district attorney Jonas b. Phllips
From time TO time the evidence was taken, and ut
the close the prisoners counsel raised the point
"That ii the testimony was sufficient to fasten
guilt upon his clients in the matter, yet that they
could not be hclj by the authorities of this coun-
try" In support of this point the counsel argued
in strong terms, and asked for their discharge on
this ground. The magistrate reserved his deci.
sion, and since then has carefully reviewed the
mass Of testimony, and rigidly examined the State
and United States laws on the subject. As il lie
case of considerable importance, the justice yes.
terday rendered long and abe decsion, which
we intended to have published, bat were prevented
doing owing to it's great length and The crowded
state OF our columns. Justice Stuart has decided
that the prisoners have committed felony pun
ishable both by the laws OF our State and the Uni.
ted States, and therefore holds them for trial in the
Court of General Sessions Ne,o York Times, 9th,
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British Interference nj Tahiti.

The London press has treated us OF late to a
series Of solemn homlies on the aggressive
Tendencies OF rePublcanism, as contrasted witi,
the immaculate integrity Of the mcnarchical
government of Britain. If the Pines he riobt
we Americans are a nation of freeboo,ers-tbe
English people as careful of other countries
rghls as of their own. The news by the Stal
OF the West affords pretty commentary on
shls head. Here it is:
Late advices from Tahiti to the French Consu
at Panama announce the arrival of English vesse Il
OF whr at some Of the windward islands, and fin
form us OF the probability that nm independent go
Vernment will be set up there under the fosterins
aid and protection of England.
1T is said that tho English commander has in
stalled with royal honors some prctentious pcrson.
age In possession OF part Of the island, and pro.
claimed the recognition of his rights as monarch
inis Ia DONE of course, to favor English interests
at Iahti-the sham monarch, like the Mosoui,
kihg' oeing mere plant tool for The execution oil
English designs. The affair has created much
sensation at Tahiti, aud it is thought that it will,
lead to an enlargement of interests and perha ps
rupture, between the French and English forces
10 that quarter"
he fostering aid and protection Of Eng
iand!" That is the phrase under which Eng
land operates everywhere-in the Medi,erra
mean, on the Asiatic continent, in Central
America, Or the Pacific. 1t is smoother. and
mayhaP more polite than the terms ordinarily
pertaining to annexation and filibus terism: bu,
the superiority of its ethics is exceed no]v
doubtful.
The London TIRES on Tahiti will be almes,
as good as TBAcKERAY on Snobs.