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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-06-17
CONRAD & WALTON.

Wholesale dealers in Hardware, Cutlery Nails
&C., No. 203 Market Street, above 9Th,
Philadelphia, Pa.
April 10, 1851.-ly
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List Of Causes

Ebensburg, Oct. %, 185I-2-tf
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-06-17
WILSON * WEST.
MICHAEL wARTtEAN s. CO..
EGyER & GREGG.

EGNER * GREGG.
Wholesale dealers in Vines and Liquors, which
they are prepared to furnish cheap to merchants
and hotel keepers. Warehouse 20S Market St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
July 1st, 1851.-ly
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ISAAC NJ. ASHTON.

Wholesale dealer IN HATS and CAPS, n
172 Market Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
April 10, 1851.-ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
GERMANY.

The returns received from the Provinces OF
the Monarchy confirm the general character viii IA we
attributed 10 the Pssian elections In the great cities
the elections are a demonstration against the party
who would lead Prussia back 10 the situation OF lSi7
Berlin Cologne Breslau and Halle send liberal men 10
the new Chambers. NJ Camphausen, the former Mn.
liter las been elected for Cologne, and declines the
seat. NJ. Wentzel, prominent member OF the Len,
has been elected by three Constituencies In the Prov
nces, tie electors have returned crowd OF country
gently whose for the most part will be AT the
vice OF the Government The ext eme react0nay party
has been disappenied the hustngs the great
jOrty OF the members viii support the ConsintOn
against any seiious attempted violation under the
Of revision.
Nj. PrOkcsch-Ostcn was definitvely recalled
from his post Austrian minister Berlin on the 5th
int Count Tun repeirs forthwith 10 Vienna 10 receive
lie crtdeuiias TO the Prussian court
I'Oss'S Gazette states that hall is preparing
in the Royal Palace Berlin Tor the accommodation o.
the Council Of State body viii has been in allegiance
since he commencement OF the constitutional This
however s not the bret time that the report has
been circulated.
The National Gazette Of Berlin states that
AdutsBt General Count Crime for the lat four years
the nepGrale companion aud chief adviser of The young
Austrian Emperor Is about be removed from the I'm.
persl court Il has for some months been commonly
asserted in the German press that the excessive inu-
Of thi. person was declining
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Richardson Brothers e. Co.'S Circular

LIVERPOOL, llth Month, Eth, 1859.
Since the 9Th but few anslctiUns have taken place in
WHEAT and Flour, the principal operation reported b.
ing the sale Of about 5000 quart Of American WHEAT
City OF N4nchest-r, from Philadelphia, which
realized the fun value of the cuTrncy Of the 5h Ia other
articles but restricted business has been done. C. r. and
l. eagoes Of INDIAN COas pucSassble At rather easier
prices.
It'll Month gtl.
The arrivals Of WHEAT have been large this day
week chiefly from the United States liberal supply
Of OATS and MEAL from leland much rain has lately f
len with very ciose, sutry atmosphere, and At 4 d.
tins morning shock Of earthquake felt here
and ct Holyhead Bangor and Chester.
market this morning had the usual attendance
the LEGAL dealers and eTs from the nteror
towns Fine White and Red WHgATs being held for
further advance the price OF Friday resnst-t sales
retail quantities dense fog having pre-
vailed most OF the morning, business IN fLoVs
limited scale The beat psIcels OF Phedephia and Bs-
held for al and superior lots Of Ohio 70
IsDIAS Corn whether the spot C. +. 4 |. slow
rle. Good quality Of OATS were rsrce and s-ch fully
supported the quotations above We have alteration 20
notice in the OF tire trade for OATMEAL Egyptian
BEANS slow sale and q lower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
London Grain Market,

CoRs ExeHAsSs, Mssg.LsSE, koneay Nov. 4 las,
There hss not been material variation IN he Cow
tsoe IN TIE country nEns the past week bat the apwc
tendency IN prces s continues aud in few as,anses
iur Seycnee IN WHEAT has taken pace although a.
nrrlcs torght forward in the leading prsynca marte,
have teen liberal.
Ar Liyerrcoi on Tuesday considerable ex-..r,e,, -,
vailed H. the trade, which somewhat snhsi6ed on gS.v
bet The demand apIean 20 have exceeded the sapph.
ard the stock OF American FLOUR has colsdcrhy dnn.
hec Some ecces,eu 70 the stock 81 WHEAT has been
occeontd by the rcsnt arrivals from America bat no
impression the prices appears TO have been made there.
BY.
tolcTrby firm aspect but the arrivals of Pore "a
WHEAT beng lsrge ard Q considerable portion BEN,
Mc6teTrsnssn srd 50 PetersbuTgh which are gradually
fttiins Into with the millers the demand "a.
sishily CHECKED by the large arrivals bur last hoaisy.
rrfcs were fully maintained SPRING Com Of 81 des-
tors ready sale both in the country sni ia Loader.
and the high prce Of LiSsEED CAKES and the admitted
general failure Of the PorIro crop. well a. those Al
bEASs and Peas, eause great the qualities n
BsRiry for feeding purrors; London bayers eolss.
ntly oonpetc 70 Advancing prices Foreign Blz
Ivy. toe'ine oarc0cs Of Mediterranean W.EAr con.
fnre in scvc demand ard although tie arrivals OF n,
coast duIpe the week have been lsrge yet only ahoai
sev,n rnan unsold iNrIAN CoRN has received slish,
check about 81 goos having sTyv but only IS remain
htnd. md thc would have readily found buyers PIE
Nious rates.
AT this osninr'. market the fresh supply u wAea tro
fsex al Kent WIS sua and fom Ca.nbIiSeshire s.i
Lrcolr she sce.ce.y arythlug oeng Toe Coalition
much affected BY the continued damp weather and ~
salts p-CcCCd s0wy but last Mondays pcss we're gene
Ial obairSd Of Foreign the arriy ais list week were
large lerg 1890 quarters OF Mediterranean S6D ora
ofAmc mean. 1877 cs OF Baltic and 40 qss Of ST. fsts
bufgl. ekiug total OF 4S.Sal qTs.
The trade tits morning not very active, hn. tNe ate
prices were fully realised
-Four Tor tesi Engl 81 town marks sells rea3ly and the
country Flour is IN improved demand America also meet
s.rleTSlly fee fale.
coed condition. held for v quarter eivnce and In.
dian Corn has somewhat rallied and Is held firmly the
ate votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24

The Imperial Comedy-Thc Message 10 the
Senate.

SENATORS: The nation has Clearly msni-
tested its wish for the establishment OF the Empire
Confident IN your patriotism and your intelligence |
have convoked you Tor the psiposo OF legally deber
ang that grave question: and OF entru,ting you .th
the regulation OF the new order of things. Ii you
should ADOPT IT, you will think, doubt, as do, that
the constitution Of 1852 ought TO he maintained
then the notifications recognised niispen .a6le VIII
IN no wsy touch it, fundamental basis.
Tie change which IS in preparation will bear chic ~
the form, and yet the resumption OF the imperial
is for France Of immense signi6cation In fact,
the establishment of the Empire the people fais
guarantee fs interests, ana saI acon for it as
pride Ths: rcestshlshment guarantees the Interests Of
The Reople by insming the nture by closing the Of
revolutions, and by again conserving the conques Of
50 Ia statistics ts just pride because in restoring. with
liberty and reflection, tnai which 81 years ago the
tire OF Europe had overturned by the force OF in
the midst OF the disasters G! the country the people
molly avengcs Its revcrses without making victims
without thresrering any independence, aud houi
troubling the peace Of the world
do iii emulate nevertheless I'll that u redOusia
bic, In ~ this day accepting and placing ones head
the crown of Napoleon; but my apPrehcnsiOns dimin
nh with the idea that representing as do by many
titles the cSuse Of the people aud the national wills
viii be the nason which in cleysiins to the throns
viii herself me
tSsea) LOUIS NAPOLEON
6.scn atihe Pa c< Of 81 Cloud Nov 4 l~sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24

On opening the Senate to deliberate on es
bhshins Ae Empire, Prinoe Jerome Bonsparse uncle
of Louis, delivered he following speech;
hEssHvRs IL Sr>ArrUKs; The President OF the Re
public has called US together 10 debets on thai en-
thusissc movement that grand impulse which hesrs on
the population toward tie rees,sbls. cent OF the En-
prc Fer the French people the EaI;rr a the s,ave
mir ofiunorisl glory Il i the assurance OF pr-e-Tin,
intact the fundamental eonquests Of - Wsrhin il l.
order; without is dignity. To al interest. Is an
unf1ing guarantee. Il s tie protection AID ieE,lop-
ment OF the gr5s; discoveries Of the age applied 10 par
lie works enc industry Lastly, |. buwErk against
the return 81 the aaeisEs ryfs and against tho =;
tcIuY;s q Of disorder TIE wishes Of e,ssive bod
lee, everywhere uniting tiemse'es 10 the srcisnGons
Of the people call for the Napoleon dynasty because
the advent Of this dynssy for France the pledge o
stable and pre- Porous future hecsuse. placg urit
20 civil discussions. IL vii open IN era Ct rcconc-
non. France fecls tha, after the grzad ac which yoa
about % propose, she viii have done wish iacon.
plte srrrenders Il hersef and with provisional sihe
sScns
Every loyal msn who accepts parts The ypvernmen:
commits hmsel % Il in honor and Is bound % break
fbrever with is enemies. That which the French people
Nd IN 1904 does again IN 1851 thus proving how
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
London Provision Market.

LONDON, Tuesday Evenine Nov Q
SreAe-An extensive business has been do ng in foreign
Sugar and Saturday some 1000 or eco boxes Of H..
van aud 1000 bass of Manila sol A. SUD nc.s--
TIE Marble a cwt. To-Day about SO chests Of WI d.
Bahia bAye been psced g and shout 3 O boxes OF a
vsns inadmse for a. ty found buves for port ~ sl
10 93 q cwt The public sales nprsd 80 bag Of Bea.
gel and 500 bags 81 Madras of which rsther tix,
half sold at the following rates Maurifus good bright vel.
low 81 uidipg do 81 20 So brown q 70 80, soed
mid6lrg suu reclining 81 6to si. BengL-B suAres sod
Whit 90; ddling do, So Cossiporr mild ns sooa
white, So 10 -, 6; brown. N TO 81 pewt Mldgss, 81
TO Al FOR good 10 fine brsht yellow
CoFFEE1here is only public sale Of Coffee to-day,
sncurtng TO $50 caks of plantation Ceylon which ss
waihout ary t.ria alteration I 70 So for ne o..
dirary 10 bold coOrv We hsar Of transactions Of
pert nee 10 report in native Ceylon to-day but since
FRIDAY about co. bags have changed hands at ~ "
RICs2Coo lsgs of BenRal sold at and after sale at IL
ard III pcwt; $50 casks Of Carolina partly sodu@ t
and iCO bags of Moulmein were bought in az TO-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
RUSSIA.

The KJlner Zeitung has telegraphic dispatch
from ST. Petersburg announcing the death of the Duke
Max of Leuchtenberg. His Imperial Highness died on
on the 5th inst.
Max Joseph Eugene Augustus Napoleon, Duke Of
LsuchtenbeTg and Prince Of Eichstadt, grandson
Of the Vcomte Alexandra Beaahernais and Of
sterward Empress OF the French He was the second
Of the Duke Eugene of Leuchtenbcrg. lie born
the 81 October, 1877 and succeeded his brother in
le35. He was Adjutat General OF the Russian Enpe-
ror, q LieuiensItGencral in the Russisn army, and
President OF the Academy OF Ar,s Ut 49, Petersburg lie
married, the l4th July, 1872 Maria Nicola ewna,
eldest daughter Of the Gar o. this msrr se there Is
ifsue viz four sons en1 two daughters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
Miscellaneous.

1t is said Louis Bonaparte will now GER
tsnly marry the Princess Vase
M. Lamartine has addressed the following
note to the Ssele
You cite upon the authority Of the Idpendsase Beige my
these OF the political about 70 b. called TO
the Senate under the Government In the interest OF
truth allow contradict report which has not aud
could not have any foundation. A. De LAMARrINE'
SGtEt Point, Nov. 4, 1852
jerome Bonaparte, with his son Napoleon,
went 10 St Cloud 70 demonstrate with Louis against ie
exclusion OF HE family from the Immediate succession 10
the throne Both were received by the Presd'nt WIN
the waimest demonstrations Of cordalty Louis Nspo-
leon threw tho whole responsibility OF the regec-
ten Of Jeroes preensions 70 rank heir apparent 70
the hrone upon the Senate But he informed his uncle
and cousin IN explicit terms thrt however much ne
should have been personally reoced had the Senate felt
justified In coming another conclusion his respect TOR
tie constitutional attributes OF that august body was
too great to allow him to interfere with their reson-
ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
The senatus Coasultu,,.

Ihe oeHGfHs CoHsTttara adopted By the Sen.
s.e consists Of sight erticles:
AIT ! ne lap dignity Is res-.bl.h,d ro,i. T..
III, 1880 Az HAine 81 Napoleon
Ar "a. iapeTia dignity Is hereditary in IN, s;-.,
fEca mae . NAE, BY order o. pruo,r u boAspaEte,
pe;5s fSeI'e q females their ees edar. - per
81 = - -ep',sca bonsParte If he has no nal.
IN ne zSe ne Of the BROTH, Of the FS,ns. a<
ison = Ae En- ., Sdopon are regulated b. sts,,S,
born to LOUIS Napoleon, HE adopve ch;l.eh taould e
called On 10 succeed hn until sfter h, ssot os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
Liverpool Corn Market.
From A. T. and r. Msxveli's Circular.

LIvERPool, Tuesdsy, Nov. ?, ls'z
TIE arrivals from ireland ard c0sstyse durn8 the past
weet been liberal Of OATMEAL, but small OF other
aTclss. From foreign porte have received Z~Is qrs
OF WBEAT 260 qrs Of bEASs 1855 qrs 81 lsoi.s COsN
and el5o tbs Of Fioup beEces los drs Of WHEAT aud
Isl bbls. Of FLOUR from Cg1ata 49,
The exports in tie tre eoniprse Sesf ql.ers ~
Wheat as quarters OF Indian CON- SS7 saeks aud
kbls OF Flor There has been @ animation in the trade
ina the f week and both Wheat end -Four coald have
OF IT, coast hss ao been lee inquired for and carer to
buy; lot hodeof distant esoes stu ask extreme prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24

in yalGo.
At 10 day. market there GOOD astendsnce Of to-
snf uIy niilers and dealers who boashf 70 IA, -.
tent Of 10th tat and Flour at the full prices Of this A.
v.sk. Cd Oats were IN GOOD denand. end Han y ~
SeGrer, srd Oatmeal net with buyers al - Ca q
new. Barley Beans and Peas were ss,e,bl@ in rrt. !.
rather better prices Indian Corn the so. AID
tie coat y quarter cheaper bat dsan, eueos v.s
held firmly ioz extreme ratss 81 Assn ~ qusrtey 49,.
asked for Gslatx and Odessa and 50 ea5i q qsAr.sr -
ltIlia, cost fr,ight AID insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
LiYerpaol Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. Tuesday, Nov. 0. 1852
The csnrd for CorTos to-day has again been very small
sles Sct0 bales onchsf on speculation and for export
Prces Of the lower qualities Of American have declined
ID. 70 Id: n nnce lat Friday Other descriptions not
Iua;SriAlly Affected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
Nancy Market.

Commercial affairs generally maintain their improving
The stock Il Bullion attended by sderaba increase 4
The crcuson Of Notes and the only fear which ems /,
be entertained in commercial circles the probable ~
feet in fur ming the Exchanges against England Of the recent
rts in foreign stocks. mines rawsys ac
On Monday Consos closed at io0s The procansfion Of
the French Empire had no effect on prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24

Glasgow Pig Iron Market.
This market is firm Mixed numbers warrants sod n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24

.u~s 4 In ersstnde bc~ ius ~ iDsments How can
- a. esis axe ti ceefsss shs fsse a divas Prov
ilsscs which m the worst ssss hss nsvsr c,ssei -
80 aver Cur country 10 la.s sensmenonot szenff
slnost identical reproducing Themselves AZ m us srs
II CIV yesrsi The popular instinct whh c,lstn Il
E,poie reveals it-elf sgsin to-day IN a-ciait1ny tne
ne az Nspoeor ILL., the Prince who for four Years has
ssyerned France with so much wisdom AMI sbaly. it
SeIoDgs 70 u Msseurs le Senstsars, 70 give Re sr
eepsecrston 10 the NATIONAL WILL and % frame ssnst1'
eensultum which shs establish tie 'ounia',ea Ok "a
Fyarire Great and noble tsskf You VIII talii vita
that Independence which eoD.ults only tis h1p2sn -
and gIory d our county AZ for M oo-yny ,rsoai
ecrrples which your consce1ces viii have areaiy sss
eeed zesoufl, avoiding even the appearance .. ps,
greet nserct. OF the tste leye 70 another tae aos'r
OF directing the discussion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10
THE ARREST OF JONAS p. LEVY.

That this gen;e.lan w!sp ia accuse: Of ":o"s;'aEE
against the government" nay be heard in his own Lr'a
VIC give place to the foliowing
WAsHSoTox, FEs. 4th, 1852
To the Edit RS of the Baltimore Sun
GEsrlEmES-Yuu have doubtless heard OF my arrest an
being brought TO Washington In charge OF the IA"
of The government and that the OF this arrest l.
tremendous fraud upon the Cover nmcnt All iS mas ~ y.
stated in the newspapers, and was as much d.
any Of nv friends could b. these paragraphs Ghc"E-
scous Of having perpet!aed any fraud upon The county o
any individual could not bnt suppose all hls wa7 ve
cnrinus and nexpcab.e mistake But my a'ilvai a,
Washington, my still greater establishment, ind 'hh'
arrested rrcn the charge Of having written leicF 10
Arsa the President of Mexico, the ublcc. OF which Is 10
potec: my rights under contract with Mexico agaiEs! M
conflicting claims of Garay & Co., McxcanF How 'hls
can be made criminal nencr against the United Staies o.
any n,:H,ber of the government remains 10 be seen
Please publish this in Your valuable columns. and "olge
yours, very respectfully, JONAS +. LEVY.
In connection viii! the above give the annexed, which
published in the Herald literal copy o! the leise
upon which Mr. Levy has been arrested fora violation o. the
law Of 1909:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10

A, monthly Court held l!cnco County. Comr oG7e
on Mnnay 2rd day OF February ls2 uinrmoa oeis '
given The Court that JOHN plICEER for 1caT cas
this Court has deae this lie ~ lat e' ""!
Cuu being deairIus iesling Its !Sh lar r memory
OF their deceased associate. dot. ADOPT o"w greui'
Resolved. That have heard with sediment Z" o'""i
sensby and the annunciat;on OF the d=4s OF ''hh a.
Pitcher. .,.-t., a..
Resolved, That Death the community N whieh e se'
h, lost ono OF s mos hono5- respected and ritu"ns cl
and this Court has deprive! OF one OF It's most sat
aud faithful members.
Rcs,lv.d Tha: h.se resolutions be Inserted The eord .!
this court and be directed 10 cn:c e te 70 c un
newspapers Of the cry =" III hni'no, h!a 'tah "a
v t.crr 4 To ts family the ecea. Th : assGrancsJ: c
the members OF iS Court WIN mem J" >
great aere. .vereG; witch they have sus;ai. -,
Resolved, lastly That the Court DO now ADJOURN ;, :.
4 cOpy-Teste: LOFIlN ~ ELAE!t, Z. - :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10

eslatur: "i fcnns lvauia alone can lay the unnn Tor
l"ftcr IrccSedln.s That honorable o.y IN. and "!.
respectfully adj :ionh pass iaw a.:,ozins Ec" ;ria
anh a special vGidci.
'uch vcr":!, cHh"Grr. The real facts which Govern nc
e"as il!ci ui-r's" the true a;rai - lr ;h-
l"'n Irhi - III" Initci States, ana h,roy s!,t '!c:i
a'Juoiea:i'a :" c"1'ni onal igr. u ia w!cA u RI :i
10 greater u gree un ali U;ir S'acs j. profoundly "'r-
c*l'd With these issues ar. -,cti.a!; .,
S0uh @fh''ay lty arc mlt":s oi abs ta ;rint!,c We
ae I've ncina' sufferers, while ,n,s "f ir' >,i,
ai@ 'nrfciy participants in IA, / 9cs.:y1 T. vi".t
owes il - Ma-rna il cair:esv ard ras!.sr - =!
o2potH!'r!pr 'hc settlement al '- i,> ~ II i" 80
tTeAt Cout", the United States .a tra:.nGc .ras ':s
Hset.* q the Courts :" 1cGnsy sy,"ait consistent y
Tie Fcd.ra! Constitution a ruqr e ,.! b:
c"hir DC borne with u,pn III: Eak9i assumptions Il
i.In Ilirinry y,fu uA,.r .rl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10

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fIl W., nr,,;r G c,'.i iss" utGnn", IT, II! :"
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an .. 49,. iir ir3. ,i.c: &.s..,'',@ @ c..a;:"i:s
l.. mum a.I. $:;.i.ii i!" .c"'"n = Ia: / Sl
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: ~, unreasonable pr ..,$ hE.IEsi trl!s - ."r;'
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oc.-.. j. 10 gGir. ahcoG,i Incumbent. ins :
NV he coan Wr 'avc T.sdida in Nprr"r c,nntr, .
!ei.ilca,arsery way qualified Rev :. K. R""si" NJ
ni'.v: Ni5ns;.G, g.";ri'3 HuSc Tor 81" ois:i":r
, a .syt n4:g,s ~! eiN years th!s s'c.Esfui
- r,ryt,. IL Pn.i.t,i,hia g h:;i EitEn:.n a:t ..l
nan iy c:,c o. scholar and ;rtCn', ani b: IT, 4sact
IF Cos christian an ni..rrr, liz seems - ~ ti.
mt a tie rrr tnGn pr the rac Il is S,"@Sci i:it hf
H. cu;d have received this HHnn;:ivnt When IN l.>H
ton WA established bu ilc cn trIrccH t'@ h'
;nr ,rc,,cd h,s. iur the oirr o deal mule inavi"r
t.a:s SING" :" s'I2Hi trita c!ii'y !h'h' ~ "
Virun!s The ,sb!ic sentiment Jl ''lcn PR a'co '
,.e irsntiJn Hita war.a sympathy 10" TIE
destitute III !ore.l l.:s ard ,.iakiHI nl ne iee:T III
e.: , which every vince rrsI G.icG &c accepted c'nl.S
oa s MISSIONARY and abn:cI acCe,t'!y h'G nae"'. -
sHcA III! Y The !ctn nt lis w!ic and Illness :" rla c'
win, otter aowaf crents he obi ged 10 return !" a
native State W miHd wrl; stored and cGi'i"a.'i-l
gfovct bv FOREIGN travel and mfGr" ~ dil S '.''t
h. ii now in ire Prime .! mlEhood pu'Sh:ES III 'h9i1
but honorable sphere oi service III .io:ti"e '"tht:
Mr. H. has not the least iallaon ot "is h'n' ,i'!oH
being uta,.-whelhrr Ne would accept such a" .a" j.
mn, Known I, the writer Be- " will iiad il s-e ID
:ucrIr. lhc services & cc::rtjE! mar; ~ Ii'
r.ur -. r-Scr;iua liza Gains 10 ynEr Hf'iS' - : ."
rs the m Il cl!u!I d scc,r hs tctoa. lis "a. .,e i"
teaching is unn:9a,rei. undcr>tan that an fisis ~ it
Institution few years since ne mace an W e
as ineIinhle as gratifying iou Will doubtless el the e
responsibility incur before The State In III miki. an s"c
on for this office, ana arc0!atfy. \ NllsdlNia-'-
FLrvASSA CGuSTY VA, Fee, le32.
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any land snhja:t pr:a'c cn'-9, and o gca"r value
than III II emhrace il IL" 50: "a inr:ng ne difference
In cost h'sn hccn agree! IT, t'r !"sa1n Was taatn
the anenncni I" 'r.1 n& II: n;a. sections .. tie
Scna'e 5; whiri, yeas Al! hl.Gg teen &C.
nlanfed, il va: cafr't -avcs III ra". S..
It thea a4eei tia. vrn :. ii..asr ADJOURN il ad.
ion-n ;,rI,."j Ma:!ay :"x'.
II" bill waS ncn pt:ao,:.
Nrm,r,ns communications f.on experiments were r.
c"l"ed and d-p"s"i C u>,! ..ty. raa different
5a the Speakers tail, then tsca ap ana ,,.sret
10 i1; Jp.!.'c c!Ial!ii:
fny House then !, & =
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Lewis CIs5 , orr Charge at Rome, writes TO Tie Sec
retary Of the Monument Association at Washington that
he Pope has nued him Of his in,ention contribute TO-
wards the erection Of the National Monument, 10 the mem
Dry of Washington block of mlr5n taken from The
ruins Of the ancient Temple OF Peace adjoining Tie PAic"
If the CR5ars with the inscription tomc 10 America Mr.
Hatterston the Secretary il accc?ng he value! g sai
nust approximately that III will only interesting but
acceptable u Offering from Rome In Aeijc Gd eS-
oeciy 50 forming par OF an aaca1; S;rc!n: AMI e!
clel to Peace in the vicinity of the pcr q! IL" ta<'=.
10 Sc placed in ,uxan3slioa with books nl wh.c
have been presented by tie modern l iror States o ~.
American Conte.r.acy i WI: b. rcs!"i sa.i:,s:
tion o rrsptc! pail patriotism nl Nriv' "i''ne, = '
u1inc and ch rac:.r y:h Ii: ctv::! wn hIlG=
n tie ;c: cs';nl'ion, ~. net:,a "neso a,na h:
las rea,.crcG alo;i3Es."