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THE TRUE 5l AN.

franklin Pierce is President elect Of the United Sates
and il is due to him. as well the Democracy that have
Just placed him in the highest civil post in the world to re-
publish his beautiful Speech as just il eloquent and
touching delivered in response TO the congratulations OF his
friends upon the gratifying result Of the October elections
in Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana, Maryland and Florida. Nc
comments be necessary We have only aicised few
passages which strike being emnenty appropriate
and marked with moral beauty:
General Pierce acknow the kindness OF his neigh
hors and friends in coming greet him upon The reception
OF intelligence which they might Well suPpoae nc was no!
indifferent, though he could uy say mat ms position from
he first had never excited in him nyhng like feeling OF
-lrn He had calmly oua'tGd the progress OF erentS and
should continue to o conscious that hceepeT ne resuN
might affect ndirduatS his intelligent country1nen 1osre
ubvnda,y to take of their interests un.
der e guidance of that Pouer to uhc he 1rhcd coud
at hubtuaiy iook srth humility and faith He trusted
his friends would forget that with high toned ana hon
oabe men, the hour Of triumph 1cas acays the hour mag
nanimity
II was not to be overlooked that there around us
many with whom in daily Intercourse, at this mo-
menl moved by feelings exactly the opposite OF those
which called the assembage before hm and his friends
could we'll afford allow that circumstances odetract some
from their generous JOY. He hoped they would also
remember that no prospect of success indeed political
Elevation ITSELF could render their neIghbor more or less
worthy of the confidence and affection for which he pro-
ountly grateful To the people OF his native State, his
acknowledged obligations for the expression OF vhleh
language furnished FORM How could De oherwlse For
more than years their dsnteested friendship Tor hin
mad never been chilled their confidence shaken He had
The arrogance believe that his services had been al al
with their steady unsolicited partlaty /"
the record Of that pnrliay he would ever look with PRIDE
qualification From the record OF his acts as its rccp
ient he had neither the right nor the inclination to turn
away He would freely confess 10 his friends that within
The few weeks had been peculiarly pleasant TO KS"w
had gren 10 their faith in HIM such strength that fulsttood
could not shake It, nor pe!fdy steal II a1cdy.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
THITRSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 4, So 3.
SATISFACTION AT THE RESULT.


AT the Enquirer Office will be found paper TO be signed
by those who desire subscribe to Free Barbecue TO be
given at an early day in honor OF the great Democratic tn
umph the election of Pierce and King We agree with our
gallant leader Franklin Pierce that "ths hour OF triumph IS
aluoys the hour of mqgnanimy and while the course OF
the Scott Wings of Richmond would fully justify the Demo
cracy in resortng TO the fullest and marked demon
STATIONS of JOY shalt preserve our own set-respec'
in not following their bad example We seek not 10
crow over a late rampant but now beaten zoe. We
shall resort to no torch-ght professions or DINER
public demonstration, 10 wound the feelings oil he
Wing party The sole purpose the Democracy of Richmond
ia 10 enoy among te7nseues the glorious triumph of Pierce
the nominee OF Virginia. and King the sterling and beloved
adopted son OF AIubama-and their cherished principles
To this end the "Sparan Band" of Richmond propose 10
have Free Barbecue the suburbs OF the city, where the
Democracy of Richmond Henrco and The neghbong coun'
ties may exchange congratulations the success OF our
glorious We repeat that subscription paper may
be found our Office.
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THE BOOT ON THE OTHER LEG


Several weeks ago. the Richmond Wing in its love and
christian charity was kind enough write for US Two long
editorials, suitable condition. in case o! Scoits
election The tables have turned-bu we do mol fec
disposed TO take advantage of events and to place our neigh
bors in the uncomfortable position which we might sui
fcent punishment, all their vaunting career will DC TO re-
publish few short from their editorials Of ycster
day The following charming remarks of the Wing were
penned, while the election was going on
With such character in the Presidency surrounded by
such motley and dscordan crowd the highest heli io
newspaper paragraphng will be furnished that the country
ing into The Locooco boat dill not swamp outright the
inecency and druaken sprees of the Che-the wanginS
of Disunons!s and Free Soes-the rapacity OF The
restored "Rueues and Royaiss Of the Van Buren era
"he hiphfe bclowsairs exhibitions, which the rag ta
and bobail from New Hampshire would enact in Washing
,on would supply ineXhausbic theme or argument IN
yecve and ridcue The whole set in four years would
be driven forth amidst the hootings and shouts OF The
whole people, 1t would be pity, account oil the news
napers il nobody else if Pierce defeated AS 10 this
State whatever the result now VrRGSIA is DESTINED iSEVI
TABLY TO WHeGERv.
But We have written more than intended being bus
FORE AUTUMN SHALL HAVE ENTIRELY
DISAPPEARED.
The following the curt remark of the Wing, after hear
Ing Of the disaster by the evenings telegraph:
THE RESULT-WHIG DEFEAT
The telegraph brings sufficient returns 10 render CERTAIN
that The Hcofocos have succeeded by large majority,
that the WHIas DON'T WHAT HURT THEM Well we
like thing TO be we'll done. Qua TURN WILL COME NEST
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TIE WrDsrER ORsEoUIEs

NtctssuTy i
Nest Of the Si,ra remaining be heard from will un
doubiciiy 90 for Pierce and King
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TEXAS LAND AGENC'

GEAMlLTON & IIENDKEE. UIU kL.OKs AT u,
RAJ LAND AGENTS wil! acd pumpy 70 All pl"iceoi"
business aud Supreme Cour.' " .he oa a -
District ana Snre'e C"u.S' is a go
soNI,''. -,n Jan. lG- C~i.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRE
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMI" '" 1p
Z ( L VI :

Il h<r f All
Day paper dollars per annuh, For the Semi.
Ts f,aicn sharsr period Gam on ars for SIX months
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~, RANK notes the risk o. the Eu g &c ;n7 letter i
svaiiaoe s by he rres Trc postage OF slheie o
is oSe 81 any atcoun, 10 writer II s the " @
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Bu:Ts. TERMS Of ADVERTISING.
.,,r n,, ENQUIRER:-Fur ES lines or less, hrsi III
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insesJ" h,,f cents for each insertion after the first.
ANAL advertiser charged MY duars ioi IliS nus % Nv,
Tor create iengtr' eNc'
a wo are charged sH, ae
IL ~ TIIE SEMI MlWEEkLi-for TEN iincs' OF aeSs n'' '
.,,.. Jpr continuance op cents , - .ar,re,
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TO insure execution 49,.
r a. Obituaries a.d tributes Of respect, sfcee0S es ~
a.. ssgrged for adrsrfissnts"'S -, ,,v wbe,ave,
0ys hand. wri.,ng unkne~n TO U.S. must nG g. y
= OF the the neshborooa' of 'oy ""
sr b. published Every measure, iat has oeh taken
/ ,posons quzzes has, rre"f'r proved unavailns
upon such communication beng caihcd
~ ,.,n" rriff~n on ne hack Of 'a' 'eT
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rwO uvypHED DOLLARS REV
rTy DoI,LNTS REWARD

(s| l. De gwen lhe apprehension oil ny esIN Aal AI
" TE.n II ,as out and ~ II taken III
,uuui ~ year. urt stout ilide COZ
uwnrGs hgh la" good many cio1 wteh w. ss
vi looking last Friday light about "cneH-
a, e tIne the IoSu. Atstrad as"me tpoh GU
y, ,or. AMI IN. OF his aims
v huTI en- rcty small His mother 'es WIN Mr. JONI
Nb. IN X bridge hired hun or four years az"
On n. raj Mr. Matthew Lacy hired Aim e last three years
III a TanrI -, ,,.,, :, TOY rp
f.tQl I'm "
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MARBLE YARD.

rOy> ROGERS, 5h Street. near Na' Renunds "a, Dealer
i f,yn, Il ian a:!d American Marble Monuments Iomo
C. ;. S;es Ma;e pieces every descriptions wall fiale
From. sc. .,...
rs,ai, m Carv.c cXecutcd N The ncacsinianner.
country. hcity reference, promptly attenaedto
N served his apprenticeship M OF e larsee
York CITY, lnd having much ne
,,, -, ,,y ,,,. Srrh ar
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40 ,IIIE. PUBLIC.

HAVE ,oay apyon.d Mr.. Edward A. Gaiaher my aseh 70
cn;uc the OF The Richmond R-nuo can SeWslaPe
lar .n.i: OF lhe creditors Robert II Giaher This being
,on OF The latter gentleman III ih cry Inc in
@ ,ssInn p the establishment will be duly made kGnwn
\ Il AT the reGucs, Mr. EDWARD GALLAhER nave a.
,,agl wi. him MI JONATHAN FOSTER 10 aid him IN she
Agency. H. Loe"ahoNo1'i'' i'A'
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IUEN NJ. LATHAM,
~ rIn Sr y & ~ IA "

JOIN M aIATaAM,
ATT TDRNE \ AT La w,
wAsnINsroN City ID.
al the DlstrIc OF CoiuInpia
- ucf;igt, winch may be cntrue
.wiI with prompt icnilOn
'''s ,i.s<rS SSLnsS. WirHsRs II Co.,
Gen ISo. Vi McCALLA, l"asEineloh,p.I.
JAMES j. MILLER. ESQ.,.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
,.,,se the Couts Alexandria Fairfax and Fauque
" ttu,s lie will attend 20 the prosecution OF Claims
- 90 rn,nen, Office kiug street between 81
pii IN tie building occupied by Tie Manassas Gap 1a
Rut tunI'auy.
,r.x,,t,a ia June i5--c6m
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To TIL FNBLIC.
CRANK OF THE CNION.S

.BANK OF THE CSIOS."
Tia notes of The Bank viii be eved a the kepuDilcah
n ., mar in pa,neA, suhscrp 90 the
Dny adj Weekly Republican, ana Advertisements from
'. Tlis I, oposiuon continue uuril iurher notice
- JONATHAN FOSTER, I Agents for
n. n9-d3;ac2t EDW'D A. GALLAER, the Trustee.
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NOTICE

IA HARRINGTON. Importer and Manufacturer OF Cgats
oaacco snuff Pipes, wholesale and rcta No iei
Nror,rc o; usiree OF the Scotch Soldier Keeps con.
say on popular brands OF Ceas IN large or
sns purchasers reasonable TERMS and al prices 10
rytn tne Northern 'ealers.
22ct; JAMES \. nahNt> '" io.,. Io"aee o----
TWO HV VSDIsE.D DOLLARS REWARD
v.rXAN, Az from Gpuchaad county, upwards OF IL
IL IN ID;s ago named WALLACE SMITH lie Ii
n.ny six tail au5 slm aud OF dark brown or
- I mas small head arge ed and hesi.
s r s,ammers when alarmed sharply spoEeno lie was or-
sr owned ~ Kemp Esq. oi Gloucester county and mas
I'm seen and Ii now doubt lurking ahnntln that of some au'
rrg county The above reward val be paid lo apprehension
!, !rlvcry 10 me at TuckaRoe or III Rchmond ,,,>,
JAY 4l-c IOs-i1t ~ aI.H1.>.
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WNI. u. SCHs,0LFlELI 1

I
r>,n'cTS- Charlotte. Prince Edward anu AppoHallo3.
4 p,ST oSFICE-Charlote Court lcuse.
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THE ELECTORAL VOTE.

The received indicate that the electoral votes OF Z
subJinca States have been thrown as follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-06
Electors for the state ofytrgInin.
TITeT0Rs IT LARGE.
John NJ BDTTs.
MILAN y. PRESTON.
KIErroRAL TicKEr.
of SpnTfi 0Hflt1St


u ni.,riri--f..i I'm kilhy Of Nauscunnd.
= H.stri.f--E lizard Ghafnbrra. Of AieekienAaf,
~ piatri,.t--Tiiuinn. :. tl.,arnav. at lialifgx.
81. Di.tirt--li II NJ ir.ball. ct Charlotte
5th p-triei--AleA Rive. 81 Albrnafle
6fh Di-trief--N n. e. Scott II Pow hatsn.
- Dstfiet-1os. Scgaf. uf Eiytl.th CIV
- District-Rn1t. MHya 81 Ncsimpffland.
nh Distd,t--lienty " 1taua. offa'riax.
Ion hssinei--AlrS Il Bateiet at Jefferson.
llth ni-trirf--f.al . isalsin. Of AueB.tB.
safh Di-rriei-.la.tn g -hals. II Mo,rae.
1tfh D-tricf-Wsilfr- Preston. ut Washington.
1T, Di-irict-luha j Iacissoi. ir. of Wood.
i5ih Di-trist--T. VI Gaiy. Il Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-06

Prof j. a. PORTER, late of Brown Universe
W succeeds Prof ]. 2. NORTON, deceased, in
lne charge OF the Analytical and Agricultural
School Connected with Yale College.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-06

MORGAN AoRGANs. ESQ has been nominated
as the Wing candidate for Mayor of the ci,y
of New York. He has been an active mem
Der of the Common Council, and was last Yea,
President OF the Board of Aldermen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-06

FIRST GuN FROM TENNEsSrE-A Tee
graphic despatch dated at Nashville on Men.
day OF last week say: "At The Nashville
municipal election the Wing Mayor as elect.
ed by 24l majority. Last year the majority
was %. Nine Wing and three Democratic
Aldermen are elected
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-06

h'n,on Harper Esq, formerly proprietor
"i the Staunion Spectator. has been anno;,,,o,
Chlet Clerk Of the Pension ORicein W,sh;na
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-06

During the las, quarter the Post Office De.
pa,,'e"' announce that they have opened one
"'"'""""a ag"orter dead letters-from which
over eleven thousand dollars were obtain.
ed '"'ai'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-06

DR.. Hawkes., Of New York, has hc,n elected
Bishop OF Rhode Island 10y The Special Con.
'e"ilon Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
no" in session in Providence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-06

afu 'i<iflei--NttA' hNf.z 81 tAl.' LHti8s
e'a n,-ri - ." - scott 81 81 'i1 i'aisa
- D.trjcr-Rott N,,a 81 wc.,o,oreland.
NJ h'in''-ien'E lhaf''' ~ 1afiaN'
lsh pi1ric'--t3ol. ; % baldwin Of Aueu.rn.
IN p,,r', :. ~. = ,eii..,,
1T, Di.,rict--l.ha ! Iaei..oi. IT,. Of Wood.
I'm Oi-trfi--i N. ''''i', 81 "l'"
Mr. Bo,r.' a1dr.s,e IN the WHY'S Of Vireln.
IA nases ,,,, a strong case apninst the ornos,ne
pa,fv-nr Jnoble A.nling m the slavery oae.-
no, rbe CHARGE TIA, ,h.v would ..nalt,r IN
.d.,,ll seos., ,y;,I, 49, - ,h,. ,o,., vital =,
,er..,. Of fine S,.,l,,.r, ,ea,. TINT fbev would
put in ieonnrly and ui0e y nh nm INSTITUTION So
interviewer - III In, hal IL. the rrin, niles. The
rim. and snG.ty or the ,layo.bo,Jin5 soction
merely to secure a shortlyed party advantage.
y 50 te''"ns an accusation mat we are con
strained I" CONSIDER the body OF the IN ~ tx
e'nPt ir"'" All eonh''"hee nj H. and MI he IN
worthy ma dangerous mon"nVre WI hnd ~
ia'of except with the LEADERS who planned II
Inc f1etS referred 10 BY ar BOTS nnd fh'
'easPiang based upon them b'"s Tie maud ir
res's''eiy :" The conclusion nat he has rightly
winch he comments. or5 ,bot In. nnno,.r. and
wire workers of the democratic porfv ia nof
bo.iIate 10 NAV into the hand. oc IN. sLol,,;,a
is,s-xben ,bev have ,ro.,cc, ,b.,ol,, or -.
,n.;n, III. co.o,.,a,;o, r. ii :, ;,r.n,,el md
n,.ciin,ou Gq,,o, So Ear ne n. nr;nc;, l,s
of the |, clsra,io, or ln.,.,o,d,,co arc ca,,-
,er,e5 ,bose ,,a,oo,,.r. w,.il Ln,,,. 10, H.,
was noi-~ne upon lhctn' between tie fwo great
Pnfaes OF our day, aud they might with as
much propnefy have endorsed The ten com
fnandments' asadlsuncilve article OF political
i"ife' mem he object oil the resolution Is
mol nat whI'happeafs upon us face--there $ IN
"I"dea ana SIN sier meaning about II. and We
'e'nk That all unpreIndle'l readers vii be salts
nd that Nj Bolts '"' exp 'sed 1t.
Axorurp pnrs,n~-'T,,, s,,cro,,, TO,
NJ. Ill, dor,
ga g..,,,,. -, .,;..,;.c : II
,'''NN '''''''1'''' "''h ~ Nv - ~
ct he loIr tman Democratic conseoIion. NJ
Atlanta bus nona ted himself ond enc Other
tne'le""' As l'are" aud King electors, to be
voted ior 10y t5osc w'o may he dissaI led
Ine Abingdon Nrsln,an gives the most
cheering account Of tho steto Of feeling in South
"'Sn IN virginia - hi' end Of the State, i
says Is % be very nearly rev oloton'zcJ. anl
" me "'nss Throughout The commonw ealtl
WI ID Their dufy "a We u'end II do oua
Virgin;, ue,.,,cro,.,, iii u
...
ne itepul lie saws that tho Hon, jaime
johnson member OF Congress from the sccon,
Genar. s.a'' ,1' 49, ~, - ~ "a, .,
-. ;, 80 - '''J"'''.'' WI" "u'npe
= "''' ''e''. .e'''' III us district Mr John
81" J" 10 one 81 Inc s'@oefs 81 Nessrs. uonh,
therefore is ina, he has ,isc,vo,.., H.,
lasaess Of the oI,i.c,;oas DIR, .r.,al ...;aa.
Geaor,l S,,,, L..
the lai..,ss., nm c,r {, .,,,.1 D.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-06

ANOTHER PRFs,p-~Ilet ELucropAt Tick.
ir.-Mr. ilalsey, the editor of the Athens
ga Banncr, being dissatisfied with The acflan
OF he hale tninn Democratic Conseolion. nj
ALBANIA. bus unnia It'd himself ond enc Other
l,"e'lem"n "a Piarcr aud King electors, to be
voted ior 10y t1osc VITO mry he dissatisfied
with the Atlaoia Union arrangements
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-06

Tue Abingdon N,rsiaan sivos the most
cheering account of tho sla,c Of feeling in South
West'rn Virginia. "1'hi, end OF the State, it
says. $50 be very nearly re, olotonzcJ, and
# he Wigs throughout The commonw eahh
viii do their du'y as We n,cna IN do ours
here, Scott will carry tbs his naive Sat. and
Virginia Democrncy will go by the board"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
Two WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE Ell DORADO.
FLOOD AT SACRAMENTO, &c.
New York, April -.

New York, April -.
The Steamer FL Dorado with two week:
later news FROM California, arrived al 6 O'Clock
this afternoon.
Tie Ell Dorado brings $500, 900 in gold and
2li passengers.
She let at Aspinwall, steamships Sierra
Nevada, to sail soon. The United States arriv-
ed at " A. NJ. Sunday, and the Ohio was
hourly expected
arrived at Panama the day the Ell Dorado
left, the Steamship Company's steamer Cali.
fornia. The Constitution and the Tennessee,
of the same line, were hourly expected. These
were the only ships at Panama
The California sailed for San Francisco on
the Goth ult, the Tennessee on the 18th. The
New Orleans was to sail on the 25th, for San
Juan.
April IL, so miles south of Cape Hatteras,
at a. NJ, saw steamship Empire City, from
Havana for New Orleans.
Passenger trains now run on the Panama
Railroad regurarly as far as Buena Vista, to
which point It was opened on the I'd instant,
and Col. George NJ. Totem, the Chef Engin
Ger, eXpects'to have the road open 10 Hecla
on the lsth instant, leaving only II miles OF
river navigation. The regular trains leave
Aspinwal at A. VI, daily. Mail trains are
run Immediately on arrival of mail ships. Pas
scngers leaving AspinwalI IN the morning ar
rive at Gorgona the same day. Fare on cars
So; from the end Of the road to Gorgona in
boats, ) so to SO, BY the old river route
from two to four days were consumed and from
$40 To S25. The road "a III excellent order,
aud the cars are equal in comfort to any on our
northern roads
All the mail steamers now land at Aspin-
wall, and Chagres is being deserted very fast,
We learn from passengers that much dis
tress prevailed among the Nor,h Americas pa
sengers at Acapulco, many OF them being des
tltule OF means and depending on the gifts OF
passing steamers for the means of living. Mos
of the ladies were taken on board the Pacific
mail ship Panama, but the balance have no
means, either present or prospective, Of getting
away, as the owners Of the Moth Ametle1
have no extra ships 10 sepd to their 'sllei.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23

ton ond a bali Of gold in his tent, wait ~ 5
an escort.
me Arctic squadron, to be employed in the
search Tor Sir John Franklin, was to leave
"ooiwich Oh the Ith of A pril.
FRANCE.
The fears of demand for reimbursement, bv
the Russian Bank had not been realized. The
Emperor would not dcnln1 repayment. but
merely security for the capital. so millions of
francs, at j ! per cent
a company had been organized for the o.,
sardinia. - '''' '"'
Inc Council Of State /, 10 Sit the whole
year, "l'h the exception of a two months va
ca''on' durin5 which CO nnittee viii act IN
It's stead. 80 wv 40
The Presidents speech had been f,vor,b,v
received IN the Provinces.
Pars papers are filled with accounts oe tbo
| presentation of the Cardinal 5 hat to the Arch.
! bI'ho2 OF Bordeaux, and Of the t,kinr of the
oaths ofallegance.
I'm Patrie, the organ of Louis Napoleon.
OF recent date, contains a leading and lengthy
editorial article in favor 1fthc United Sta,es
Exhibition to Japan.
The statement recently madc thet Victor
Hugo would shortly return to Paris :, contra
dcted from Brussels. lie states that lie las
made no application to the French Govern
ment TOR permission to return. There was q
current rumor among the members of the As
semJIy that the session would not continue be-
yord tour or five weeks, from want of bust
ness.
Paris correspondent Of the London Times,
states that the Intelligence from Lyons and
other manufacturing districts is unfavorabe-
Inc slight Improvement noticed some weeks
ago III the silk trade has wholly subsidized. and
articles OF luxury are generally much neglec-
TED. There has been a considerable decline
IN the PRICE OF Wheat and -Four, in Paris and
the principal country markets. "'' ''
PORTUGAL.
Ministerial crisis has again occurred, in
Consequence CT the Cabinet having, on the 10Th,
been III minority of b against -, on adding
a cause aDoilshlng capital punishment for po-
IltIcal offences to the reform charter
SWITZERLAND.
Inc Government OF Switzerland had replied
to the note of France of the 9th March, ard
declared 1t had Gone all it could in the affair Of
the refugees, without sacrificing the RI -ght of
asylum which 1t considers one of the most pre-
clons privileges # civilized nations Upwards
OF nifty refugees had beed sent away.
PRUSSIA.
Inc PrusSlan Government contemplates a
tax on railways
The hotel Of tie Russian Embassy Mt Der.
I'm was beng required for the reception of too
Empress of Russia.
The Upper Chamber had rejected a notion
which would have cancelled the decIaritiol ol
the Constitution, tat no civil disabilities are
created BY religions belief.
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E u R Q P e.
Arrival Ofthc steaM'r Arctic
AT NEW YORK.

Nav YORK, April Is. The Collins steam.
ship Arctic, from Liverpool April 9TH, arrived
here at q O'Clock this morning. She brings AZ
passengers and London papers including the
9TH of April
April 10, at s. A. NJ, in latitude 5Oo 81
lon. n passed steamship Niagara, from Bos-
ton for Liverpool
The London Times of the 9Th announces the
death OF Prince Schwartzenburg, the Prime
Minister of Austria. He died at Vienna on
the 9TH of April, of apopexy.
! he reported death Of Charles Kear and
Marshal Radetsfy, WHICH was published in
the evening papers of Saturday, is not confirm
ed by the Arct!c's adylces.
ENGLAND.
The approaching elections continue to en-
gross the attention of the people. The wal
steamship Blrkenhead was lost near Snnond'S
Bay on the 2Sth of February 1 Ii persons are
missing.
Parliamentary proceedings were unimportant
Both houses had adjourned to the 10Th inst.
Another violent storm occurred in the Adrl-
attic on the 10th March, doing great damage TO
the shipping at Ancona.
The war steamer barque Birkenhead, wreck
ed in Smons Bay, Africa had on board 63c
souls, chiefly reintorcements for troops at the
Cape, only lSi of whom are known 10 be
saved.
The Melbourne steamer, from Sidney, y. S.
W., arrived at Liverpool 5th with 100000 in
gold dust. Two other vessels the day previous
brought ElS0,000, and another was daily ex-
pected with fl00000.
The revenue returns for the quarter ending
April, have heen published. They aye Of al
exceedingly satisfactory character, ehoging an
improvement of over El00O00 ''
Wonderful stories ARE received IN England
from the Australian gold mines. One accoun,
says the whole dividing between Sidney anc
Victoria. known A. the nov Mountain, rs on,
asst hcld Of gold Conmi,sl,ner Palace ia,