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being crowded with company, but several gem
tlemen's yachts Belonging to the various clubs
also being in attendance. The following were
the coniending boats.
FIRST CLASS.
Name Tons. Flags
Albatross, BED.
Britannia, White, with red ctoss
Julia, Light blue. -
Undine, Wits, win RCD S9o o'ue
triangle.
SECOND CLASS.
Idas, Red over white.
Truaut. American dag
THIRD GLASS.
Demon, ; White, with his majesty
Calliope, Blue, with amber border
One minute per ton allowed only one vesss
of each class to receive a prize. The distance
appointed was from Blackwell to Gravesend and
back and the Truant, although of the second
class, was backed by her friends to eclipse any
on the larger list. She was declared to be an
American clipper that possessed the advantage
Of shifting keel, and could beat run at such
pace as to warrant the favorable opinion ex-
pressed of her. There were other very good
things on the list, but the American so engross-
ed the attention of leading yachtmen that but
little thought was bestowed upon them. As
the time approached for the start, the most
lively interest prevailed, and they had to beat
against dead noser all the way down, it was
quite evident that, barring accidents, the merits
Of the boats would be tested; and soon enough,
indeed, they were. Mr. j. Berncastle, the com
modore, having inspected the yachts at the
station, gave the signal to start at II hours A
minutes, which was most promptly obeyed by
the whole OF the feet. The Albaiross was first
fairly under weigh. and next the ldas; but the
Truant almost Immediately took the lead Of the
whole feet, and never forfeited her proud posi-
ton. Her rig was of the sloop character her
foresail and jib being in one, and, like the
America, laced to her boom. A more handy
craft was never seen on the Thames. Without
reference to her keel shifting at pleasure, she
showed herself infinitely superior to her rivals
in working down. AT Woolwich the Britannia
was second, the ldas third, Julia fourth, calliopc
fifth The Julia shortly afterwards passed e
ldas, and in this position they arrived at the
flag boat, just above Graveserd, the Iruant be-
ing more than quarter Of an hour in advance
of the Julia, and the latter i9 minutes Before
the ldas. Of the third class, the Calliope was
considerably in front, and in this order they ran
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The Illinois State Agricultural society have
determined TO hold the State Fair fbr 5sesent
year at Springfield. during the sccoad week q
October
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up to the return post a. follows:

Shortly afterwards tho Britannia and the
Calliope aud Albatross were together at hall
past7.
Tire prizes were duly presented, with appro-
pirate speeches, by the Commodore.
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YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
NI8EICS.

WuNBNNCSe
o IN GROSS Pierce's Milwaukee Matches, just re
w ceived, this day, and soy sale by
May 4, 80. 4. GILLESPIE.
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PRICES REDUCED.
To enable all invads to enjoy the advantages of then
great restorative powers.
Single Bottle IS cents.
Also for sale by E.F.GILLESPIE
Dubuque, low
Wholesale Agents, Missouri and Iowa.
II. BLAKSLEY,a.
July % l652-wly. st. I.n,s. Mo.
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Whatever some may think oft, Love
is not to be sported with, nor is the affection of
woman to be attempted until one ID assured
that his own attachment is ixed in lasting
principle All imag Unable caution is advisable
and necessary beforehand; but after his probes
sions Of regard, his services, and solicitations,
have won her heart and made him dear 10 her,
reason, honor and justice, all oblige him to n,lhe
good his engagements, and to be careful of her
peace. There is then no retreatiny, and moth
ing but her loss of virture justify HE leaving
her. 1t makes very little difference whether he
has promised her marriage q. rot, for surely if
he has courted her affections, and gained them
upon the reasonable superstition that he intend
ed to make her his wife the contract is in the
sight of Heaven of equal force. He who basely
imposes upon the honest heart of an unsuspeet-
ing girl, and after winning her esteem aud af.
fections by the soft and prevailing rhetoric Of
couFtship, can ungenerously leave her to sorrow
and complaining, is more dstestable than CON-
mon robber, in the same proportion as private
teaekery 10 more vllainous than open force, and
money Of HISS concern than happiness
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DIR. Guysott's Improved Extract of

j LbLO" DOSA N "a nSA "A nlLlIA .
The Original and Only Genuine Prepare
ton for the Permanent Cure Of Con-
sumption aid Diseases of the
Lungs, ,rhcn they are suppos
ed to be affected by the Free
Use Of Mercury, Iron,
Quinine, &c.
EFT all who wish 10 purge the blood from impurities,
IL and prepare the system TO resist epidemcs resost
Guysott's Extract Of elbow Dock and Sarsaparlla"
which is proving itself an antidote for many of the
most malignant diseases that fl sh is heir TO. and they
will be disappointed: for in this remedy the pub
lie faith has waverednever can waver for il is
founded experience, just as their want Of faith in
other and spurious compounds founded experience
They fly frtm mineral rostrums to seek hope life and
vigor from this purely vegetable remedy however bro
ken down in health d spirits-however oafhsome to
himself and others, let despair of recovery let
the patient only understand that his hope of ply sica
lies only in Guyset's Extract of Yellow
Rock and Sarsaparilla and pursuade him. for his e's
sake, to try it, and have hesitation in predicting
his speedy restoration to health.
Soldby ii. Blakely, south westcorRer Third and chez
nut street, st. Louis NO.. General Agent whom all
orders may be addressed by DR.. 4. Mason, and A. Gel
cspie, Dubuque, d. A. Barrows CO., Galena, and by
Dealers generally. Feb. II, 1858. d&w-ly
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NOTICE of Petition TO sell Real Estate of Georoe
IN ~ Brona, decea sed, for payment Of Debts
To Washington, Susan, Emily and Ethan brown
minor hers OF George w. Brown, decd, greeting:
You are hereby notified that there will be the llth
day Of June A. 1883 on file in the Clerks Office of
the County Court in End for Dubuque county, and State
of Iowa, petition by The Administrator of the Estate
OF said deceased for the Of So much of said
Real Estate as may be SUFFICIENT pay the indebtedness
against said Estate Said Real Estate il. described as
follows, towt: The east half of the north west GUAR
ter OF section eleven I'D in township No. niney 1907
north OF Range No. one III east of the ifts principal
meridian That said petition will be heard at the Jnly
Term OF said Court TO be held at Dubuque on the
hrst MONDAY Of July, A. D. 1852 where yousyin appear
and show cause, if may have why said petition
should not be granted default will be entered against
you, and judgment endered thereon
JACOB BROWN r.
Admir- of said Estate.
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STATE OF IOWA-DELAwARr Couxrs
~ Horace C. Crosier, District Court of Delaware

SIATE OF IOWA-DELAwARr CouSrV
~ horace u Crosier, District Court of Delaware
,r, County, State of Iowa,
40 " eicom H. Philips--Sir: You are hereby notified
that their is file in the olce of the Clerk f th
District Court Of Delaware county, State Of Iowa a
petfoo OF Horace c. Crosier. claiming of you the sum
o. one hundred dollars justly due him from YOU for
iaing 70 performfn your part contract for building
mousse made and entered into by and between you and
ed in this suit by the Clerk of the District Cout Of said
and levied upon The following described lands
W the shenH Of said county, your property t. Wit
Inc East half Of the South East quarter Of secIion
!nilneen, Township eighty eight, North Range four
y es,, west IT, IL = W. Sec. 1s, and West r. 10
n; W. - Sec. -, Township ss, N. K. A. West of 5th
principal maredian And that uni IS YOU n said
Court ON OF before the morning Of the second sy Of the
term thereof to he begun and holden on the third
aonday OF June, A. d. 1853, ard answer or demurr
Judgment will be rendered against You thereon
Ios the amount above claimed and cost Of suit
May 10Th, 1853. WILLIAM PRICE CY,,.
District Court. Dcla,oare Co IDra
q. A. WRl.MAS, Any fr Pptf Wv
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INLOUR-Best City Brands, warranted 10 give entire
Il satisfaction, constantly kept for sale by
GI.EPCKE SCHROEDER.
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CHERIFF SALE.-John Parrott, rs. j. T. Williams
- By virtue Of an execution 10 me directed, issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court and for the
~ of Dubuque, and State Of Iowa. against
will sn Saturday, the 2sth day Of June, A. D. 1885,
between the hours Of nine o'clock A. NJ and four
P NJ Of that day. ut the front door Of the Court House,
in said county, expose public sale all the right title
interest, claim and properly Of J. r. Williams in
and to the following described Real Estate to wit
The undivided one half Of the South East Quarter of
the North Yves. Quarter of Section ~ four Township
81 North Of Range (s) West OF the 5ih P. NJ for
cash, to satisfy SAID writ as am therein commanded
May Goth, 1853.
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% HHDS New Orleans clarified Sugar, Just re.
~ ceived and for sale at wholesale by
THONAS& COOK
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FIFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT. DR.. Hunter willtor-
cit $50 failing 80 cure case of secret disease that
come under his CARE matter how long standing
alic ting. Either invited To his private rooms,
SO North Seventh Philadep hia without inter
rupton from other patients. Strangers and others who
have been Unfortunate in the selection of Physician
are inv tied 10 call
IMPOTENCY Through unrestrained indulgence of
the passions by self abuse, the evils
merous. Premature impotency, involuntary seminal
discharges wasting of the organs loss Of memory dis
for female society," general debility, constitution
al arrangement, sure to follow III necessary, con-
suit the Doctor he offers prefecture.
READ AND REFLECT The afflicted would do well
reflect before trusting tIerhe and happiness, and
in many their lives, in he hands of ply scians
ignorant OF this class of maades. II is certainly mpos
sble for understand all the Els the human
family subject TO. Every respectable physician has
his peculiar branch, in which he is than
his brother professors, and to that he deotes
time and study
YEARS OF PRACTICE exclusively devoted to the
study and treatment of diseases sexual organs to-
gethcr with ulcers upon the body throat legs
pains in the head; bones mercuria rheumatism sric
gravsis Irregularities, diseases arising from youth
full impurities ofthe blood whereby the con-
suton has become enfeebed, enables the Dr. to offer
speedy reliefto who may place themselves under his
-MedcIne fo warded to any part of the United
States Price five and ten dollars Per package.
Nov. 10th, 80 wIyr
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cHAs. G. MARTINI 1852 [wM. R. MARTIN
MARTIN g. BROTHER
No. lis Main St., St. Louis.
Great Inducements!
CASH 4 PROMPT MEN,

-HN@~
At lower prices than ever before Of
fered.
rms Spring we are receiving the largest and
sorted Stock Of Clothing ever offered in this market
Our Goods this season have been bought and manufac
tured with the greatest of care.
We intend this Spring running off large amou nj OF
Clothing at very small profits. And we are satisfied
that We can offer greater inducements than any other
house possibly can
We are determined to sell lever than any other.
MARTIN & BROTHER,
10; as Bsosdnsy no. ils Main stresr.
New york ST. Louis. Mo.
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Groceries.

NuEOCctltSs
THE undersigned having returned from the South with
large extensive stock of Groceries, well adapted
for the Fall and Winter trade pared TO sell al
wholesale o. retail at low prices at any House III
the city Dubuque and hopes give entire satisfaction
prime order-eonsisting of Orleans, Havana, Loaf
barIe Golden SYRUP, sugar house, and SYRUP Ialas
es; Imperial gunpo~der, young dyson and Black Teas
by chest half chest cateboSes OF various sizes
prices and qualities. No 1. Article prime Rio CO fee
Pepper Alspce, Ginger Saeratus Stafch Sperm, stai
and taow Candle. Variegated bar shaving, CASTLE
and rosu Soaps Zlntee currents, Raisns Figs, Dates
PruneS Cinnamon, Cloves, Numegs and Extracts o
Lemon, Verra and Rose fine lot of Baltimore Fresh
cove y, Sard mes, scotch herrngs picked hene
mackefel, mackanaw Trout and White fish Pepper
sauce mixed Pickles. Gherkus and Catssup; larg.
lot Of fine grade smoking and chewing Tobacco iron
Ia ID. hoxes upsy ards plug smoking and rnt
cut Tobacco in boxes barrels; Snuff, Types, Eecat
Principe aud weary Cigars; Pipe, stems, link Was.
Boards, churns. ubs, Pals, Sugar boxes, Brooms, me
sticks clothes Pins, BedcoIds, cloe Lines Wnlas lisi
ter, and cable Ropes of various sizes and qualities
Sem and sack Twine candle wick and wrapping Y arr
Oakum Saccing Tar, Pitch Rosn, Putty, White l.eat
and Oils Pint and half pint rlasks and Glass 1ublers
Pouches preserved Fruits tiiron, Chocolate, Greer
Apples by the Dbl. Boston. Soda, Butter, Wine, ns
sugar Cracker. by the hbl Powder, Shot, Lead, Prr.
custom caps and pills. Plaster Paris Kentucky GENE
Guny Bags by the Bale, Buckskin Miins and GLOW es
Shoe Brushes and Backing English Dairy and West eri
Reserve Cheese and Stone Ware good supply oil Inc
Superfne and Extra Family Flour kept constantly q
hand and warranted good by G. X. WEST.
Dstrfaue Oct, III. lS52-dwy.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTlCE--Letters of Ad-
"A minstration having been this day granted 70 the
u dersigned, the estate of WILLIAM KNIGHT, all
persons owing the Estate are requested to make mne
date payment and all having claims will please pre-
sent them. CATHERINE KNIGHT,
Administering.
Dubuque. June It'll, 1889, w-Aw
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PROTECTION
Fire, Marine and Inland)
COMPANY.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
a. e. Hazard, Jno. WasiburD, ID. w. Clark William
!sham, H. Northau ), w. Kellogg, L. Humphrey H.
Belden, E. Seelev, w. d. Robbins, T. Beiknap d
Williams.
d. w. CLARK, President
WIZ. CONNER, Sec'y
The attention of property holders respectfully called
20 the superior advantages for Fire, Marine and Inland
insurance offered by the
Protection Insurance Company.
The undersigned has been furnished with blank poli
Ces signed by the officers Of the company ALSO with
oahk receipts Tor continuing policies alread,
issaed and duly authorize and prepared as AGENT
SAID e9mpany to make Tor any period of time
not less Than one month greater than seven wears
upon ondinss or their contents, occupied eilings
stores, Warehouses, Churches, Hotels. Banks Court
noufes colleges, etc., etc., and their contents against
Loss or Damage by Fire.
Also, on Dry Goods. Groceries, Manufactured Goods
Produce Household Furniture, Live Stock and every
from points on the Western Waters between Eastern
cites vla lakes or other inland route) and any in
'he " esteEh country, against the hazards of
Inland Transportation.
Also, on Shipments of Goods Wares and siercba..
dize, per good vessel vessels between New Oresn;
ana oher Gulf 'rts-between all American ports and
English or European ports or to any other por wha,o
ever, IN the Atlantic waters against the
Perfls OF the Seas,
:. aa.es9 l1emium as low as those Of any other Res
vi he attention Of Merchants in especially request
70 ne superior advantages and convenience Of insur
mnee a. aome under an oaen Polcy covering ship
rp9. y specsnc endorsements, under Contract
/" covering ali shipments whatever during any
peliod-af current rates of pra;nam charged by
:, account Of applicant, "or whom
= nay concern Losses promptly adjusted under the
Of the undersigned local Agent and pay able
oahk n.nds on he SPOT or If desired I'm New York
nos'on, fhiiaielphia, Baltimore, Chares,n, New or
leans Il. Louis, Louisville Pittsburgh or arr s.h,r
greed point in the United States
for further information respecting rates ST premium
etc. apply to the undersigned.
CHA's CORkERY Agent
May I'd, 1853. daw-Im
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Dubuque Mutual Fl e In
surance Companv.

TIME above Company has been IN operation four years
and has done a fair share of be sfsess. The ex-
of the insured during that time las been less than
oSEHALF the cost reinsurance in any other company
upon similar property II is the only Company in Iowa
and losses always be adjusted al home. The per
insured become the stockholders of the Company
and therefore the company cannot fail. We solicit the
business Cfthe country
DIRECTORS
Richard Benson fav.d Decker
james l.. Langworthy F. v. Goodrich
Lawrence Molony J.P. Farley
Timothy Mason ii. :. Hetherincton
Nj. Mobley J.G. Shields
T.. Langworthy P 4. Lorimier.
V.GOoDRICH, Pres,
F. L. BIssELL, Secretary.
+. LANGwoRTHr, Surveyor.
.3gent's OFces.
O. f. Stevens, Esq, Garnivillo, CLAYTON Co. D. L
Spur, Esq bellevue. Jackson county; Jonas Clark,
ESQ.,. Naauoke.a; 4. IlHrlena. Esq, Marion lirn
county; t. V. Carter Esq, Ekader, CLAYTON county
Dubuque, Nov. -, dwtf
NOTICE..
FJNflE partnsr ship heretofore existing between MA
i THEW TSCHiRGl and FRANCIS SCHUMA
CHER, under the name of TSCHIRGI & SCHUHHA
CHER, has this day been Dissolved by mutual consent
immediate payment TO MATHEW TSCHIRGI and an
those having demands against said IN. present them
him, as he alone is authorized to settle the mc m
TSCHlRGL T. SCHUHMACHER.
HAVING boTght cut my former partner Mr.. SCIIU
MACHER. would inform my friends and customers
and the public generally. that will carry on the Gro
Gerry Business. at the old Stand Main Street. opposite
the new Cathedral, my own account, and, being
thankful for the patronage heretofore extended 10 the
firm, very respectfully solicit a continuance of tho
same. will always keep on hand. general assert
ment of Groceries, Wines and Liquors. and will sell
as cheap as any House in the Citv.
Sent 9.6n,d MATHEW ,rSCH1RCI
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INFLUX OF GOLD INTO AMERICA
AND ENGLAND.

1t is a fact, We believe, that the production OF
gold is at the present time much greater than
he multiplication Of the paper currency, not
withstanding the large number OF banks that
have been chartered in the Unit, States the past
wear the quantity Of gold arriving in this country
at the present time is upward Of five millions
month, and that going into England from Aus
tralia is over six millions-;hus
To America, per annun.- s % oo, ,o mS
To England, $1,000 72,ooo'ooo
Making total from Australia and California
alone Of $780,, 100000, which added TO the pro.
ductons Of silver from Mexico and Chill, most OF
which finds its way into England, Is probably
ten millions more, making total fcoin recev'
ed by thcs two countries of $l42, 100000.
The issue Of paper currency the past year in
the United States is probably less than fifty mill
IONS What il is in England, we have no means
of Judging; but the issues OF the BAnk Ut Eng
land have not been excessive.
The Economist, in referring to this subject
says:
The Australia fields are known to have yield.
ed, in thirty days, to February 5th, 1853, 49,
30S ounces-$5, j sec, l6o-and there arrived In
New York from California in the same thirty
days, S6,6lS,3l9. Thus the two sources supli-
ed to commerce over $s2.OOOie 300 in month
and succeeding months have not diminished Tie
average, so e:ar as California islconcerned. The
amount is near SIS 100000 per month, actual
receipts, or 1850 100000 per annum. Hitler
10 these vast means have been rapidly absorbed
BY the rising prices and increasing wants OF
commerce and trade, and this ABSORPTION has
coun.eracted the influence OF the gold upon nix
ed property. This process will continue, but
with less force; and more rapid increase in
property valuation may be looked for.-St Louis
1ntsltigenees.
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"Every Family should have a Copy
In ,nraiuabte Book, only 25 cents per copy
Man Know THYsELF.

nR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUEL and hand
- Book for the afflicted. Containing outline of the
Origin, Treatment and Cure of every form of
disease contracted by promiscuous sexual intercourse
by self abuse by sexual excess with ADVICE for their
prevention. ren in familiar style, avoiding all med
of decency from the result of twenty years
lpracuce exclusively devoted the of
diseases of a delicate private nature.
To which is added receipts for the of the above
Diseases and treatise the causes. symptoms and
of the Fever and Ague for twenty-five cents copy;
six copies dollar; will be forwa any of
the United States, by MAIL tree OF postage. Address,
paid ssBox 1885, post Office" the author 80
North Seventh ST., Philadelphia.
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DISTRICT COURT, Dubuque County.-Fredefick
IL Rauh, rs Walpurge Rauh.-Divorce.-To Wal
purge Rauh Defendant: You are hereby notified that
there is file in the Clerks Office of the District
Court of Dubuque county,a petition Of Frederick Rau
Plaintiff praying that the bonds of matrmony exist
ing between you and him be dissolve and setting forth
for cause fd 6eseran and absence your part the
space Of year, and more, without reasonable cause
and chat unless you appear aud thereto
fore the first Monday in October next the first day of the
next term Of said Court, judgment will be r ndered
against you thereon, and Divorce decreed-an original
notice said petition being duly returned found
FREDERICK RAUH,
By Arm. II. LEE, his Attorney.
Dubuuue. June 9Th. 1883 w v
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SCARP,S COMPOUND

ACOUSTIC OIL.
For che cure Of DEAFNESS, pains, and the discharge
ofnatter from the also all those no,ses
ike the buzz,ng OF insects falling of water, whzzing
OF steam, &C. &C., which symptoms of approaching
Deafness and also generally attendant with the disease
Aug 6-y T. MASON aocuf
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Sligo Iron & Hardware.
EARIEY 4, (.HRISTMAN

A T their old stand, would !nform
II their customers and ethers, that
they are in receipt of very
Lar GE ASSORTMENT
Or HEAvY AND SHELF HARDWARE,
! CUTLERY, &c. &c.
which was purchased ny member
OF our firm in New York City, ex
pressly for this market.
Also, we have on hand and expect
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Entered according to act oCongress, the year 1851
by, s. ROUGHTON, NJ. D.. in the Clerks
Office of the District Court for the East
ern District of Pennsylvania.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-27
Spirit of the Press.

The H1se has for leader some srcculations ON
Improbable character Of Secretary Marcys forth.
coming documents on the kotzta affair, in which
doubts are expressed whether be viii avow the
doctrine ofprotec,ion by ths government to Kosza,
on the ground ofhis declaration of an intention to
become an American citizen. The whole article
i a commentary upon recent letter from the
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Pa.
;rios
The Enquirer, under the head of "a DIPLOMATS
Blunder," gives Mr.. Edward Everett severe cas-
tigation for having presumed. as private citizen,
to address letter to Lord JOAN RUSSELL IN relation
10 the triparite treaty. 1t accuses him OF vanity
and says that as scholar, writer aud diplomaiist,
he is vastly over-rated.
The Mall takes the other side OF the question.
and deems it eminently proper that Mr. Everett
should have noticed Lord John Russell's reply to
his letter of Dec. s:t, and defended himself from
the criticisms and comments which had been made
On it. There is also brief article on the "Stan,
dard of Value in which the writer assumes tina;
the abundance of money has changed its value
raising the prices of every article. He thinks,
therefore that wages and salaries should be increas-
ed In the same proportion.